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PRODUCTS 81 the Mississippi Basin
for 1879.

From the st. Louis Democrat.
Believing that the world at large
would be glad to be precisely Informed
as to the products Of the Mississippi
Basin for ls72-the year just closed
We telegraphed to j. X. Dodge, the
Statistician of the Agricultural Bureau
and herewith publish his reply:
WASHINGTON, u. c.. Dec. 30, -.
To the Editor of the Democrat
In response to your telegram receiv-
ed saturday night. send you uncor-
rected aggregates of the products
named for the specified States, with
the understanding that the revised
statement Of production in the forth
coming annual may differ, though nc:
materially, as to most Of them from
the figures given:
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Mr.. Windows bill introduced in the
Senate on Thursday. to incorp orate
the European and American Land
and Emigration Company, empowers
the latter to buy and sell and hold
rea! estate, provided Il shall not own
more than one million acres at any one
time, and to make and enforce con.
tracts for the emigration Of foreigners
and their transportation In the United
States. The Company is also to have
the power to lend money on bond and
mortgage on real estate situated with
in the United States.
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The corn product Of each State APP
pears to be latger than In 1871, except
In Wisconsin aud Minnesota. The
wheat crop h larger in Indiana, Wis
consin, Minnesota and Iowa; very
nearly a. large in Illinois: reduced In
michigan, and has greatly declined In
Kansas and Missouri. the estimate for
the latter State in 1871 being l2,s25. 600
bushels. There has been . large In
crease IN potatoes in Illinois, and q
small advance in Iowa, Minnesota,
Michigan and Indiana, with decrease
in Wisconsin, Kansas and Missouri.
Respectfully.
J. Il. DODGE, Ststist,cian.
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A public installation Of the officers
Of Monodelphia, Forest aud probably
Virginia Grove Oranges OF the Order
Of Patrons of Husbandry will take
place in the Court House in Upton on
Saturday, January 18th, 1873, at one
O'Clock p. NJ. All the members are
requested to be present and a general
invitation is extended to the public.
At ten o'clock A. NJ, "A business
meeting Of Patrons will be held, and
the chairman Of the executive COM
mittee OF Cedar Co. desires that a.
many Oranges as possible be present.
rs business OF importance will be laid
before them.
Jesse Pigot aud Joseph Weaver will
be present to attend to the installa.
ton aud deliver addresses.
JOHN SHULTz.
Sec. Mona Granga.
Il. +. BOROUGHs,
Sec. Forest Grange.
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In view Of the statement that such
tribe OF Indians rs the Teton Sioux
does not exist, it is proposed to take .
census Of ell the Indian tribes in the
country. There will hardly, in this
case, be - much competition for APP.
pointments as census taker as former
~. for what would II profit . man 10
get twenty cents . head for counting
pappooses and lose his own scalp.
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The lower house Of Congress did q
very sensible thing last week. It
adopted . resolution forbidding the
payment OF contestants In contested
sIsctton cases. The mover Of the reso-
luton, Mr.. McCrary, Of this State.
stated that the amount paid to uDsuc-
esasful contestants during the last
Congress was $lO5. SOL. This 10 very
just provision and will abate q nut
aAnca which hSA A<cvwc xueyuuy.
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The House appropriation Committee
agreed last Tuesday to give the WASH
ington Board Of Health $50, QUO for the
purchase Of ambulauces, the erection
0fa hospital, and the proper care OF
smallpox patients. and to provide for
untversal vaccination, and the adop-
ton 0fsuch measures Is will prevent
the spread Of the disease, which is
alarmfngly prevalent in that city.
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SPECIAL MEETISG.-There will be q
meeting Of the legal representatives
from all Subordinate Oranges OF this
county to the State Grange, at Upton
on Tuesday, January 2lst, 1873, at 10
o'clock A. N. A full attendance is
desired, rs business Of importance will
come before the meeting.
II. w. BAILEY, Sec'y Co. Coun.
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The scheme Of . Ship Canal across
the peninsula Of Florida Is being ener.
geticaily pushed before Congress by
the Mobile Board Of Trade. The com.
mittee estimate that the saving to the
commerce to the Gulf. In insurance
alone, will amount to $3.50 900 pei
annum, and an equal saving in freigh,
BY shortening the route. Here is an
annual saving Of six millions In avoid.
ing the danger Of the Florida reefs.
and In shortening one Of the most i'm
pOrtant routes Of commerce.
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Monodelphia Grange will bold reg
ular meetings on the first and third
Saturdays OF each month. the hour Of
meeting O'Clock p. NJ.
II JOHN SHULTZ. Sec'y.
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A Convention OF farmers and Others
interested In obtaining reduction Of
freight and passenger rates Of toll on
the several railroads of Illinois, is In
session Ut Pontiac. On Monday
speeches were made by many Of the
prominent farmers of the county, and
delegates chosen to attend the Far
mers' Convention. to be held at
Bloomington, January 10.
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Ths ahore Observation-Disclosures

Tbs. above classidcatiO0 ismAsslo1
as general guide; but you are mot g
be confined to the above you can add
10 OF deduct from the amount sReci-
fled and If you find that any properly
.natshuuid be asscsssd haas beer omi'-
ted, you are ID assss u Z %" ''s
value. <
NAxeduc,ioet to be madSon He'd
.. ,b,r,i, al bsoves planted previ-
Gus to the year 1870.
All persons must be required to MAX
oath or affirmation to the property as
srssed. Any Assessor falling to swear
or affirm esch person assessed shall
forfeit his nay for making said
assessment.
The annual reports Of the following
Justices OF the Peace were filed and
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The time for holding regular meet
ings Of Forest Grange is every Satur-
day evening at u o'clock on or before
full moon. B. BURROUGHS, Sec.
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Sprindale Grange No. 337 meets reg.
ularly every Saturday night on or be-
fore the full moon at their hall in
Springdale.
ID. NJ. Smith Sec'y
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Original Notice.

| In the District Court ~ the state Of iowa, /
aud for Cedar county, May Term, Is.3.
/ i, ii Andersen and Louis A Ochs, PA,
Jonas McOllough and Aaron /; Mo-
! oliuugh. Administrators of the estate
OF Canada Mc0llough, deceased; JOAN
ma Mccullough. widow OF Canada siss-
uilougA, deceased: Zenas McDiIolgh.
7 Eliza 4 Mccullough. Aaron b McD!i-
ough, Josephus ~ Mccullough saran G.
Mccullough, VI w McUiIou1n, I.suI.. j.
Mccullough, children ana heirs at law
OF Canada Mccullough. deceased; Will
liam l,enney, Samuel Rice. IapIey
Johnson, sylvester Churchill, Charles
dupont, Franklin II eating. Trustee;
Austin Corbin, Trustee: Richard Rob
etison, James IL COVER. A Il Henry.
!: 81 * iaihiii, solomon smith, Darius
Murphy. samuel X Miller, Wheelock,
kellogg and Carter. sanford and Eli
thrope, Thomas Gamble = s Daniels
Spotwo0d and WaIravan, Barnard and
lsseinan, Piatt and rpicer, and ID b
Aawley
TO the above named def ndants: Yau are
hereby notified that petition OF III n An
dresen and Louis A Ocas Is nov on tile lii
the Office oi the Clerk OF the District Court
OF TIE state OF Iowa. IN and for Cedar eoun-
ty, claiming 10 he tbs. absolute owners In
lee simple pfth following real estate situ-
atei in said Cedar county, Iowa To wit. The
northeast quarter y 4; the northeast quarter
- 81 Tue southwest quarter "a; the north
ilalf 81 ~. southeast quarter a d: all in See
II twenty-fDur t24s: and tie northeast
quarter a 90 the northwest quarter 4. OF
section fourteen Ii}: all III township eighty
one, north. range on. / j, west OF the 9Th i,
NJ. aud praying for the establishment Of
their ~ tate as against you, and that you and
eteh q You be forever barred aud esfoppel
from having or claiming any right 10 the
real estate above described, or auy part
thereof, adverse 10 the title OF plaintiff
herein
Now unless YOU appear ~ said petition
and defend thereto al or before noon ~ tbp
second day oi the next term oi said Court 10
be pegun and held at Upton, In said county.
on tine 3tn day Of May, 1873, default viii IL
entered against You. and judgment rendered
thereon, and decree entered as prayed for
Dated January Tia. 1873
III II ANDERSEN aud LOUIS A GcHs.
Plaintiffs.
bILIs BLOCK. Atlornn.s ~
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"Dick" Oelesby has "honors thrust
i thick apon hin." After being inaug-
uraesd - 0ovsrnor Of the great State
Of Illinaia. the Rspubiicans Of tho Leg
islaturs assembled and gave him !
unaaimoss nomination for United
Stats Senator. No one presumed to
ssnpsts With him for this high place.
Exit Trumbull!
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Coosssss1Dsn ars 70 b paid monthly,
ssess ~ close Of this session, an
i sjendment - thaA effect having been
at1aohed - the Legislative appropria-
don hi BY the House. The object Of
this change b to do away with the
mollve for I'D extra session after
lfnech lth. If Al
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oaser. D the 81. Grange

Mastered. w. ADAMS, waukon. Allamakee Co..
Lsctursr--J. c. ABnorr, C1arksviils. Butler Co..
escrssary-wx DuAxR WILSON, Dss Aoinss.
chm Ex Com. -E r. onANKLAND, Dubuque.
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COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
Report Of Proceedings of Superyi-
ors Of Cedar County at January
Meeting 1873.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

noDiioh , OFFIGE,
Upton, Jan. 9th, 1874,
Board convened pursuant to law
Present II. G. Gill and Alex. Motif
Also the member elect, Mr.. Allen Mes.
oitt' whose official bond being present.
ed and approved, he was duly swor,
and took his place on the Board
Upon motion, H. c. Gill was 70.
eiected chairman. The following ore
Tue chains against Cedar county pre-
sented to the Board together with its
action thereon:
tL'st published nertm eck
ne following equalization Of prom
erty valuation Was established far ~.
guidance Of A SCISSORS:
Flrst-class work horOa, G M M, Z.
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SEND notices Of meetings, Or any
items OF interest to the order. for pub
LEGATION In these columns. a. 49,
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III ~ ~ Chaflo Read~ cot the
!. - - ~ pegne CHS new ssosys 1.-THE
WenleeInG H1lr' ont of boarding..
49, huteog. "a sgt M
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's-57 % overdrawn.
Respectfully submitted.
4. NJ. BRINK, Auditor.
Annual Report for 1872 of c
McCielland, Ire asurer &C.
Oar Co, IOWA.

ikhAst RER's OFFICE, Upton, Jan. /. 1873,
10 he lion. Beard .superri.ors,
h dedar Gunty iosru.
o., neieWlth submit my report OF Receipts
anu disbursements in this Office from Ian,
ny -. !sIs. 70 January lsl lo.S
Respectfully
I. Z. McGLELLASD. Treasurer
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Auditors Annual Report.
AUDiroB's OFFICE, TIPToN,
January LIST. lS-3.

AUDITORS OFFICE, TIPToN,
January LIST, 1873.
To the Honorable Board OF .Superris.
ors Of Cedar Co.. ioWa:
The undersigned Auditor begs leave
to submit the following as his Annual
Report of warrants drawn on the
County Fund for the year 1872, and
for what purpose drawn also report
OF tie collections and disbursements o,
moneys in the Trea.urer's Office as
shown by the monthly reports of T..
c. McC!eiland, Treasurer
Warrants drawn on the County Fund,
and for what purpose drawn.
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Jno. I. Todd, Springfield
+. w. Atkins, iowa
The following Officers elect filed
their bonds which were approved:
Chas. w. Hawiey. Co. Recorder.
VIM. vanNess, Clerk Of Court.
VIM. Elliott, Dep'y Clerk.
4 The reports OF the following officers
filed and approved:
r. C. McCleiland. Co. Treasurer.
4 f. M. Brink, Co. Auditor.
c. w. Rollins, Co. Superintendent.
The report 9th Clerk Of District
Cour, was continued.
The following are the Petitions filed
aud the action OF the Board thereon:
l. Levi Benixer claims payment Of
taxes for 1850, anu states he lost the
receipts by fire, and asks that the tax
be abated.
Not granted, as the Treasurer's
books do not show payment.
2. Charles SchieIl asks to have tax
penalty for 1870 RENTED.
Granted on payment Of principal.
3. James Smith in behalf Of Road
district No 1, Red Oak TIP, asking
| compensation for old bridge while con-
siructing new Que. CoUtinued.
The foiiowi Nc resolution were adopt
ed by the Board:
Resolved, That 8. L. Smith b en-
ployed - Attorney for the year Of
1878, and that he receive for his servi-
ces the sum Of one hundred dollars.
Resolved, That c. w. Rollins re-
ceive for his services - ~ County Su- |
perintendsnt Of Public Instruction,
the sum Of one thousand dollars, aud
that he be subject to the control Of the
Board of supervisors. The Auditor il
instructed to draw warrants monthly
for his salary.
Resoired, That Moses Bunker be
authorized to repair the Bunker bridge
and report The cost of said repairs 10 a
future meeting OF the Board of super.
visors.
Reso,red, That the Auditor be in
structej 10 draw warrant in favor Of
j. b. Shuben for the amount due him
for building Clear creek bridge, after /
ssid bridge has been accepted by the
bridge commissioner.
Resoired, That the Auditor be au-
thorized to draw warrants on the Co. |
Treasurer for sufficient funds to pay
taxes on all western lands belonging
Cedar county.
Resotred, That the Auditor be- IN.
structed to draw warrants in favor Of
the members Of the Board Of Supervis-
ors for the per diem and mileage, as
follows:
II e. Gill. ......-14 miles, 5 days, SCI 6s
Alex. Motif. ....l2 s .i44
Allen Nesbit:,. - 5 2264
0~>~ls~a<a. That ~>a.i,asA go .uAkasA,.A
we adjourn to meet OIL the 18th day OF
February 1878.
Resolued, That the Cedar Poet and
Upton ADVERTISER print the pro-
ceedings of the Board OF Supervisors,
and all other printing required by
law. II. C.. GILL,
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County Executive Committee.

Chairman JOSEPH wEAvER; Secretary, II. w.
BAILEY: JosRPH DowNiNe. CnAs. p. FuRsr.
SAMUEL YULE. VIZ. L. McCRnsKKr. W. 3 CHASE,
JOHN CLANCY, II. A. CUsrIs.
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We ADJOURN to meet on the 18th day Of
February 1878.
Resolued, That the Cedar Poet and
Upton ADVERTISERS print the pro-
ceedings Of the Board OF Supervisors,
and all other printing required by
law. II. c. GILL,
Chairman.
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What Fund Amount Amount Amour
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In the District Court ~ the state Of Iowa Ii
aud for Cedar county, May Term, lS.s;.
IL Ii Andersen and Louis A 0chs, PiiI
, 1873-07-31

EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH

New YORK, July 26.-A Baltimore spe
cial says the fire in several portions of
the burned districts swept rapidly
through the roofs and left the lower por
tions of whole rows scarcely damaged
This is deemed to have been caused by
the large number of shingle roofs, which
were exceedingly dry and burned like
grass. In this way the fire actually
crossed over q street in which the en-
gines continued to work, and left ppr-
tion Of the fire brigade woi king in the
very centre of the burning blocks. The
water was nearly exhausted before the
fire was under control, which made it
necessary to dam up the cutters to
supply some engines. The casualties
were of no importance, except the case
Of Sister Rinaldia. nun of the Convent
Of St. Alphonzo's s Church. wto died from
fright. Two firemen were injured by
the explosion of q steamer, but they will
propably recover.
BALTIMORE. July 26.-This mornings
Snn estimates the loss by fire yesterday
at half a million dollars, and states that
good judges place the damage as low as
between $500. 900 and $4OO, 600. The
Gazette estimates the loss at from $500,
to $500, 600. and the American estimates
at 81, ,OOO. 900.
Boston, July ga dispatch from
Portland Maine, says that q fire this
morning destroyed the car. paint. tin,
and repair shops. together with . loco
motive, two tenders and few small
buildings; all belonging to the Grand
Trunk Railway. The loss is estimated
at $500, 900; insured for 500. 900.
Nsw Yonx, July 26.-Thres Of the six
negroes said to b. concerned IN the
murder Of Della cooroorni, on easdey
,sst, hive bsto arrested The woman
, 1873-07-31

DIED.-In this city, of consumption,
on the 29th inst, Ann Eliza. wife of c.
L. Mitchell, in the 49th year of her age.
The deceased was highly respected in
this community for her many estimable
qualities of head and heart, and her ex
emplary life in all her domestic and SO
ell relations.
The Funeral Services will take place
at Trinity Church on Thursday morn.
ing, at 81 o'clock. The friends and
acquaintance of the family are respect
fully invited to at end.
, 1873-07-31

WRITING SCHOOL, On Tuesday even
ing the prizes for thu term just closed
of Prof. Conner's Writing School were
presented to the following persons: 10
Hiss Ella Shoudy, for the greatest inn
provement; and to William Jones for
the finest specimen ofpsnmanship. The
Committee, Messrs. Pumphry. Carney
and Harris received vote CT thanks
for the fair and impartial awarding Of
the prizes.
We have examined the specimens ta~
ken at the commencement and close of
the term, and there was not one of them.
but showed very parked improvement,
Any one taking lessons nf Prof. Com or
will be sure to be satisfied.
, 1873-07-31
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing IN the -
loon business in Seattle, King County, wash.
ington Territory, between Reuben Low and
Daniel W. Lowell. under the firm name Of Low
4 Lowell, has this 10th day OF July 1873. by
mutual cor sent b6t n dissolved Said Reuben
ow assumes all iiabilitiss of said hrm. and -
to coll, ct all debts due sal arm. and payment
If sail dsb,s d..e said irm ars to bs made %
suid Reuben ! ow-
Ds.ed seattle July 10th. 1873.
DANIEL ". Lawx1x.
REuDAH Low.
, 1873-07-31


WRITING SCHOOL Prof. Conner, the
writing teacher, has just finished teach
inga successful term in this city, having
Al scholars, all of whom show marked
signs Of improvement. The prize fol
the first term will be awarded this. Tues
day, evening. Tie Professor intends
teachin. another term. so that all who
wish to learn to handle pen SHOULD he
present to morrow evening, at the Pub
lie SchoolHouse onThird street. Terms.
13 lessons for 81. Four dollars prize
will be awarded the persons making the
greatest improvement during the term;
also prize will be given for the finest
specimen of penmanship.
, 1873-07-31

MARRrED.--In Olympia. on Sunday
morning, at the residence of w. H.
Avery, by Rev. J. r. Thompson. Mri
Thos. NJ Reed to Miss Hattie Foz, all
of Olympia.
In this city on the 10th inst. by Hon.
W. NJ. York, Robert G.. Stuart. Esq i,
Receiver of U. S. Land Office, to Miss
Abby Hunt, both of olympia.
, 1873-07-31
Marine lntelligence.

PoRr MADISON. Jnly 2s.-Arrived.
ship Coquimbo. San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, July 28.-Arrived,
bark Samoset. Tacoma; Sailed. BARK
Oak Hill, Port Blakely.
PORT BLAKELY. July 26.-Sailed. bark
entine Fremont, for Guaymus. Ar
rived on the 19. Samps on.
PoRT GAMBLE. July 27.-Arrived, ship
Elvira Alvares and barK Milan.
PoRr townsend, July 28.-Arrived,
ship Shirley.
VICTORIA. July 2s.-Passed mp the
schooner Shooting Star.
, 1873-07-31

LONDON, July 29.-At Carthagena,
Spain, yesterday, the red Gag which
had been flying above the fortresses and
ships in the hari'or was replaced by the
National fag. In anticipation of trou-
b,e, the irouclad Mendaz Menez, who
had left the arsenal yard, and anchored
in the port. ready for any movement;
the Numacia, Vittoria. and other IRON
clads, accompanied by three steamers
were to issue from the harbor to day,
and interfered with, we're to FIRE upon
the attacking vessels. A sanguinary
naval engagement is expected. The
Prussian and English consnls have re-
ceived orders from their respective Min
listers to notify their cruisers that rebel
ships are pirates. and to treat them AZ
such. The rebels threaten if any vessel
belonging te foreign power interferes.
they VIII massacre every consul and
foreigner in the city. Strangers are in
apprehension and are fleeing for their
lives.
MADRID. July 2S.- The Republican
artillerymen in Valencia have joined the
insurgents.
Two addi ional German men-of war
and British frigate have arrived ut
Cartagena.
BERLIN, July 2S.-German Govern
rent disavows the Responsibility for the
seizure of the Spanish steamer Avalate.
anc calls upon Capt. Werner. command
ing the German Man-of war which
effected her capture. to account for his
proceedings. His report of affairs has
not yet been made public.
, 1873-07-31

BURaLARY.-The Drug Store of Kelly
& Carney was burglariously entered on
Monday night by forcing the back door
open, and money drawer containing
$3.50 was carried away. The drawer
was found in the woods near the Bay
View House, but the burglar has not
vet been arrested.
, 1873-07-31
~If vou don't have cot some bus

~ If you don't have got some busi
ness around Tacoma. You better nc
had loaf around dose place. amt j,
Consequently Lee Smith is intendingt
remain in Seattle and is p repaired to dc
House and Sign paintin G, Paper Hang
ing. Kalsominins, Glazing, Graining.
and all work in his line on short notice,
at reasonable rates, and in a workman
like manner. Sh op with F. Holt. one
door above the U. S. Hotel, Commercial
street.
, 1873-07-31

ANOTHER DkovE.--Mr. L. W. Foss
arrived on Snoqualmie prairie the 2Sth
inst. with 120 head more Of choice beef
cattle for the Seattle Market. He re-
ports some snow in the mountains yet,
and streams quite flush, but on the de-
, 1873-07-31
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT l. Rim
~ ear Hopkins Of Seattle. King County. Wash
iugton Territory, have been appointed Admin
istrator Of the estate Of Frederic g, Forbes, de
ceased, lately Of whatcom County, W. T. AL
persons having claims against said deceased
will present the aame properly avouched, with.
in one year from date, to me ut the Furniture
Warerooms OF Anderson 4 Hopxins. Seattle
W. T. or their respective claims will be barred
by law. RINEAR HOPKINS,
Admi ,istrator Of the estste Of Frederick C.
Forbes,
Dated At Seattle. King Co. ". +. this Sd day Of
July, 4. d. 1873.
, 1873-07-31

ANOTHER BuRGLARY.-fhe room OF
Father Prefontaine was entered on
Tuesday night, and robbed of several
movable articles of no value to the thief
These things are getting monotonous.