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Domestic Intelligence.


SAN FRAycisco, Jan. 1.-THE following
was received here to-day from the scene
Of operations against the Medoc Indians {:
Captain Kelly, commanding party
of twelve soldiers was sent to reconnoiier
Capt. Jacks camp and was met by num-
her of Indians. Firing from both parties
ensued, but without effect. The Indians
engaged were reinforced from the rear by
an other body of Medoc Indians. The In
dams occupied position behird trenches,
and they succeeded in driving the soldiers
from the field, but without loss on either
side. The troops are working TO get how
itzers in position preparatory to siorming
the camp. They have been engaged nbout
two weeks in preliminary operations"
NEW ORLEANS AFFAIRS.
New ORLEANS, Jan. l0-Tbe Fusion
Legislature is fully organized. At two
o'clock p. NJ, Senator McMillion, accom-
pauied by Senators jerks, Noland Swords,
Ladd. worrell and Hun sacker, who to-day
withdrew from the Kellogg Senate, took
their seats in the Fusion Senate, and is
sued the following address:
New ORLEANS, Jan. 10.
To our fellow-ctizens the people Of Louisiena:
We deem 1t cur duty, in the present
anomalous condition of affairs, to place
before our constituents and country tie
reasons that actuate us in the course Of
conduct we have determined to pursue;
we are Republicans, and believe in Re-
publican form of government; have acted
with the National Republican party, but
we cannot sanction the course that has
been pursued in this State by the custom
house portion of our party and by the
Pinchback government, and believe no
right thinking man or class, no matter OF
what political shade or conviction, can
sustain them in their gross violation Of
the rights Of the people and In their reck-
less and intolerable course. The organi-
ration OF the senate and house we cons Id
err revolutionary. Senators notorioosly
elected bave been replaced and those whom
they defeated put in their places. Menu
bers of tha legislature returned by both
boards have been ignored and their places
filed. by the defeated candidates. Pro-
scriptire legislation has been pushed hur-
riedly through; proclamations have been
made inbibiting the peaceful assembling
Of citizens by an executive who holds Of
fee without color Of right aud Law and
popular will, have been 50 defed aud ont
ragged, that We feel we cannot longer act
with a body, or support an executive who,
for party ends, would sink every vesiige
Of liberty in lie fnsl grave. The zen
.ie having been Illegally organized
by revolutionary and violent usur-
psiions Of P. D. s. Pinchbsck, vho
yes not president senator or member Of
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rsrRAY NoTIcE--DALLAs CO.

Takes UP by q. A. M9rphis and estraycd before
Jno. u. KerfoOt, J. p, precinct No. 1. one Brown
Horse aI,out fourteen and q half hands high, small
star in forehead, or syears old, no brands-sp,
prni, "a ntsEO Hist
TAKEN UP by James Horton and estrayed be
fore Jno. d. X crfoot, J. p, precinct No. ], sne
Brown Mare Pony, heavy with ctlt, about II years
old about Thirteen and \ half hands high, branded
Y with an uninfelligible mark over It. ON left
shoulder valued AT $50. Also. one Cbestsut sorrel
Horse about 10 yezrs old branded with boot on lei
shoulder about fourteen hands high, botn hite
feet white aHd star In forehead, valued at $50 iss
TAKEN UP By Dauisl Titterington aud estrayed
before NJ Myers, J. p, precinct Ne. ;, one Sorrei
Mare MILE fifteen and hnif hands high, years
Old stripe across shoulder and back. and scar 10
right pastsr Joint, brands perceiveable unbrske
appraised II SIS Also. Bay fiily, year, old,
hftsrn hands high, star IN fOrshtad come while on
rirht hind iost. srpraised ut SIS. ll7-3te
JHo. N. LAWS, Clerk D. O. DC. 7.
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The Word "Sozodont.n

Which is fast becoming household
world, is derived from the Greek, and
composed Of two words, Sozo and OdoHfss.
d snzoH translated, means 10 preserve, md
Hudontes the tech Soz0dont pre-
server Of the teeth. And ID is true to It's
name. For besutifying and preserv ing
the teeth, hardening and invigorsting the
ms, and correcting sll impurities Of the
nth. Il IL without . peer IN the world.
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Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the All Wise
Ruler Of the Universe 10 remove from
amongst US, our aged and much esteemed
brother, II. II. Iloffar. Therefore be it
Resolrsd, that the members Of Plano
Lodge, No. 2S5, A. F. s. a. NJ, wear the
usual badge Of Mourning for thirty days.
Resolred-That we extend TO the be-
reayed family our heartfelt sympathies
AMI shall throw around them the care due
n fam lily of member Of the Fraternity.
Resoired-That the Secretary furnish
the family Of the deceased, with copy oil
these resolutions. Also copy to the Dali
las HERALD, with request to publish.
W. G. MATHEWS, !
C. C. PATTON, Committee.
J.K. KEEPER,
Attest; JOE. W. BEVERLY, Sectry.
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Has. hifliction seems to have chosen the
HERALD office as Its especia abiding place
this week. Editor and Publisher both
bed-riddon, therefore We invoke the in
diligence Of our readers, and can but hope
that inasmuch as our medical attendan Is
are of first character, we will soon DO t
the helm again.
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vI>H e STATE OF TEXAS,

To al persons imeresied in he Estate Of RoLe'aH Ross
deceased:
George Parks, Administrator OF the Estate o.
Robrson Ross deceased, has filed Ia the District
Court of Dallas County, Texas, an application lot
the sale Of two hundred acres Of land on the has
iii ~ six hundred aud forty acre tract ofland in
DsIIas County, patensd In the narie OIL Taylor,
which will he heard at the next term Of the said
Court, commencing on the fret Monday, in Feb
rnary' A u 1873, at the Court Home, in the Cit y
and county . Dallas, and State Of Texas. At which
time All per cons Interested In the Estate ofsatd
Iob,son Ross, deceased, may appear and contest
the same II they see proper.
Witness John N. Laws Clerk OF
the district court Of Dallas County:
SEAL Given under my hand and the Seal OF
w y said Court, at Office, IN he City LfDal-
las this 10th day Of January. 1873,
JOHN N. LAVE, CLERK, d. c. ID. C.Te1ss
ByZEcOOAnEs Deputy:
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THE GREAT FRENCH nEMEDY.
DELAMARREs Specific FILLS.

rrcrsred by !. 0ARAHCITEE. No. 2ls iue LON.
bard, Paris.
These pills are highly recommended hy tie cntire
Medical Faculty Of Frasco M the very best remedy
In all Gases Of Spermnt0rrh9n, or Seminal Weak.
ness; Nightly, Daily or PremaiMre Emssio ms SeSu-
al Weakness. or Tmpoiescs; Weakness nrilinR from
secret habits and sexual excuses Relaxation ofthe
Genital Organs; Weak spine Deposits In the Urine,
and nil the rhnsily train OF diseascs arising from
Oyernse or Excesses. They crvs when al other
remedies fail. Pamphlet Of Advice IN eanb box. or
wiibe sent FREQ to any address. Price II per box
Senf NV mail securely sealed rom all ohsrtdiion.
recent of price OSCAR q. MOSES, is c'ortlandt
st., New York. Sole General Agent for Am srica.
aug. 0, ls72-4I:lyr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
TO MARRIED LADIES

the, are p,rtiruIsrIy shifted. They viii In u short
time hrIrr on The monthly period with reg u'srIiy
snd although very powerful contain no,h' nv hurt.
nj 10 tho constitution. IT, all cases OF Nor and
PpInsI Affections, Pains In the back and mh4. IN.
linn, on .isbt rxrrtion, pslpiiaiisn ofth Heart,
Uyst cries and whites they viii erect "a ~ when
MI other means hare failed. The circulars around
each package give full directions md adv., or WIZ
servatiop.
E.B.-fn all csSea where the Genu'ne c,.nuot he
obtained. One Dollar enclosed to the toIe Fvoprir-
TOR, jon MOSES. 10 Cortianpt ST.. New York will
insure bottle OF tho gesSs containing hfty pills,
nv ronrn mail, securely scaled from any Knowledge
Of Its contents.
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Wanted.

want the business card Of every bust.
ness Grm in the city Of Dallas, as ] wan
TO report the business Of Dallas, 10 paperl
OF which I an corresponding. For the
benefit and graiihsa,ion Of many enquir-
ers, please drop your cards in the Post
office, addressed 10 the signature below, il
you wish TO advertise abroad.
Respectfully,
MARION MURPBT.
Dallas, Tex, Jan. 10, 1873.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. NJ. Tcdd, 9th
District, II. l.. Swords, 9Th District, L. d.
Jsnks, 18th District, Thos. II. Doland,
18th District; Robt. Worrell, 10th Dis
triot, and O. F. IIunsacker, 7th District !
have Withdrawn from the 'Pinchback con-
Germ and gone over to the legitima tie
Legislature. So far, so good, we sincere.
ly hope that time will work a satisfacto :
~ solution Of the troubles Of our Louisi-
ana n eighbors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
Letter from Santa Fee, N. M.,-The
Remains Of Texas Soldiers, Killed
at Gl0rietta.
SANTA FE, New MEXICO, |
Dec. 10th. 1872.

DVS. iotht io'-'
Mr.. JonN W. SwINDELLs--
Editor Dallas Herald Since / have
been in Mexico, have often heard the
question asked, whether or not, Texas
would ever re-bury the remains Of her
soldiers, who fell at Gloriettn, Cannon,
near Santa Fo. Many of their remains
are to-day exposed TO the view Of every
idle passer by. While the Federals have
all been removed and buried in EIonored
Graves, Texas permits her mobiles: sons
TO rest ins foreign land with out enough of
mother earth 10 cover their bleaching
bones. Mr.. George Herbert who lives
upon the battle ground informs me, that
he often goes around and gathers up the
bones that the wolves pull out, and re-
places them. Make a note of this, and
publish. / write this at the request of
many Texans.
Why don't you send tho Herald.
Yours truly,
J. PEAK, JR.
The Herald, Captain, is mailed to you
every week, and has been ever since you
left.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

A. W. MORTON, Undertaken, Cochran
street, is provided with a large stock of
the celebrated FISH BURIAL CASES, espe-
cially adapted to transporting bodies. lie
also has in store the AMERICAN" All at
Galveston prices. l7-Sm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
ID ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
pPyAN,S pULMONIC WATERS

Cnro Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchi It's, soro
Throat. Hoar.eness, difhcuIt breathing, IncIpient
Contemplation and Lung Diseases. They have no
taste Of medicine, and any child will take them.
have been restored to health th It had be-
fore despnired Testimony given in hundreds ofcases
Ask for BpYAN's PuLMoSIc wArERs. Pric 81 cents
per box JOB MOSES proprietor, is cort landt st.
Nav York
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

COMBINED FLAT AND FLuTISe Iron
Which, for economy, simplicity, and dnra-
biliiy is net to be excelIed. For sale in
Dallas only BY
BOWEN & COMMON,
[1s-lfJ s. w. Corner Public sqsars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

BOY First invoice iron rails for the
Texas and Pacific shipped from Calves
ton to this place. on the Sth inst.
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Great Britain
TnE CAUSE OF NAroLEoN's DEATH

THE CAUsE OF NAPOLEON DEATH.
LONDON, Jan TO- midnight.-The post
norton examination of the Emperor q re;
mains was concluded at Chiselhurst this
evening. md shows that the immediate
cause of his death was failure of the ac-
| ton of the heart. The body will be EN-.
| balmed and lie in state. This date AMI
place Of his funernai have not yet been
| appointcd, it is probable, however, thnt
the funeral ceremonies will take place In
the Roman Catholic church near inc !mPe-
! rial residence.
Prince AIurat and Prince Charles Bona,
parte were al Chiselhurst to-day.
yApoLEoN's REMAINS.
LONDON. Jan. 12.-The remains of No
poleon will probably be buried on tues
day. under The seal Of the family, IN the
chm reel of the Roman Catholic Chapel at
Chiselhurst.
POST MoRTEM EXAMINATIONS.
The report of the post norton examina-
ton ut Chiselhurst says the failure oil CIT
culation was due to the Emperors gener-
al constitutional condition. His b,adder
was found TO be diseased and his Kidneys
affected. The other organs were SOUND
and healthy, but his death was simply
question of time.
TIE EMPRESS.
The Empress last night was calmer, and
received several visitors from France. she
went several times 10 the room in which
the body lies.
Queen Victoria sent Col. Gardiner to
Chiselhurst with her autograph.
LETTER OF COINCIDENCE.
A lerter and telegram of coincidence has
been received from The Pope.
Cardinal Donaparte is expected to ar
rive hourly.
RESPECT TO NAPOLEON.
The Prince and Princess of Wales will
remain in strict retirement ut their coun-
try seat in Sandringham, for ono wees, as
a mark ofrespect to the memory of Napo-
leon.
IMPORTANT MEETING.
Prince n apoleou, his wife, the Princess
ClolhiIde. Princess Mathilde PaSl Cas-
sarnac. and o number of Bonapsrtisis,
have arrived at Chiselburst, where an
important conference on the course to be
pursued is expected to take place.
FRANCE. aa
NAPoLEosis DEATH.
PARIS, Jan. H. McMahon reports 10
ire President that the army is not affect |
ed by the death Of Napoleon. There are
Bonapartisis among the officers, bu, no
party which supports the NspOleOnic dy- |
nasty.
HAroLEoS's FUsERAJ.
The Gaulois says that only those Off
GERS Of the French army we're permitted
10 attend the funeral of Napolesn who
were attached to the household Of The er-
Emperor during his reign.
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sS- We regret 10 snnonnce The death
Of our fellow citizen, Mr.. Davis, Of the
fra OF l. Davis g. Go. Will give obituary
next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

HAVE you been there ut the Elm Street
Market, whore you will find those nice
Juicy steaks and roasts of corn-fed cattle,
opposite Brick Academy?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

era. e9o Pr D.yi Af-a.s wr.tsdi Are-s,-s
r,Trfz q a. ne r-u- fhrr 81 rrykinr se< r.r-qr
iz1ts. AIRS. .. ssr-o- O. rrd-nd. Ezirs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

BLOCKS of oil kinds for building pur-
poses. Apply to
FREEMAN & McDSDE,
T. P. r. R. Depot Contractors. i6;tf
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The Ills that Flesh arc Heir to,

Are many, hut n remedy for them AZ Is furnished
by 1siuns There is no doubt brt thst tcreyerT
disease isars Il ~ an,idots ir Ire Vegetable k'us-
dcm. Tho ahorigioSes we're 'h7 eis1- ns Of mans
aos lostbeson,e mslsdies. set they iUoud in ne
Mild Of their forests remedies SUI and nov srius
Acting on this belief nr TuTr's StnsAPAEfLlAy and
QuRRs's DELIGHT is offered the public a. most
highly concentrated vegetable compound, possessing
extraordinary power for the cure of Rhcumatism'
Neuralgia, scrofula, Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands,
Eruptons Of tho Skim Female Diseases. Liver Conl-
pnint, Secondary SYPHILIS The effect ct mercury &c
1t Is most powerful alternative and blood purifier,
md at the same time harmless that II may be used
by oil.
Watch ont for Chills and Fever, and prepare the
system for resisting its attack by using Dr. TUFTS
Liver Pills.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is used In Europe and America
Trade supplied by Il. y. GEoRer, Galveston,
wuEELocK, FISlAY j Co., N. o.: CONNER WAL
her, aud Ii. q. IosKISs Co., Dallas, and all drug
gists throughout the State.
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BEWARE or oourrERrI,rrs.
NOSES s't :; y. :. g. s,;,i, ~.

ars syferiir,ls rot srswsir.r Dhsn,d brs sgi's en-
d,nto, II .,n ne oosni,,i 4. 'ratey,eatr p''a.. TIE
gsnHiHs haze Ne nam, ~ Job Wo-er q" saeh pack
sg,' All o,be,. arc worthless in,lis,kus The ssn.
nlnc Pills are ~ hiinR In the cure rsll IN o-s palm
hi snd dangerous diseases IN which The fesNls rom
siiniion I. subject They moderate MI exec "es and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

To reach the masses, advertise in
the Dallas HKRA<.D.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
DEsEDENCE FOR SALE

On Pacific Avenue near the river. All neces
sary out-suilding- all comfortable, and the dwell
lin one Of Tia best finished In the city. For price
and further particulars, enquire OF
JOHN HENRY BROWN 4 SON,
Gtf Real Estate Agents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18

sp.uldins. Glue will mend everything.
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The Gaulois says that only those Off
GERS of the French army we're permitted
70 attend the funeral of Napolesn who
were attached TO the household Of The er :
Emperor during his reign.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
xAPoLEoss DEATH.

PARIS, Jan. H. Mcmahon reports 10
ire President that the army is not affect
ed by the death Of Napoleon. There are
Bonapartisis among the officers, but no
party which supports the Napoleonic dy-
nasty
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
7ENHE STATE OFTEXAS,

By j. T.. CooHRgs, Deputy.
January u, lST3.-lS:it
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TIME STATE OF TEXAS,

by J. RoyEn, Deputy.
, 1873-12-11
summons.
COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE.

In the District Court of the Third Judic.a Din
trics OF the Territory of Washington, holding
terms st the City of Seattle, ~ and Tor the
Counties Of King. Kitsap and Snohomish
ANL PIrNrE
, 1873-12-11
SUMMONS.

-O--
In the District Court Of the Third judicial Dls.
trict of he Territory of Washington hoioin.
terms at the city of Seattle, in and for the
counties of King, Kitsap and Snohomisn'
PEKRIE ST. LOUIS. Plaintiff,
GEeRGEA. MrIG5 &W H. GAWLEY,
doing business herStotore at foft Maoison;
Kitsap County, under the nrm haine al"
.tyle OF Msigs & Gawley, Defendants.
The IEsied States of Am rica send Greetia
To Meigs & Cavity, Defendants.
" GU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
pear in an action brought against you y.
tho alb owe named plaintiff in the district Court
Of the 1hfti Jtdici; District of tn Terri or;
o. Wash ins.on. holdin. terms at th- City oi
seattle. in the County of King, for the Counties
If King kitsap Al onohcmlsh, and 10 she "el
e complaint filed therein, within twenty gay
I, elusive Of The day OF servicel after the ser
teA IN Won Of this summons. if serve wltnln
VIZ county OF King, or. If served ou' OF thi'
shs s;il hut in this District. within thirty days
county; within sixty days, or judsm. nj by de
ssn,t viii b. taken AGAINST you' sccofoins ~ 'n'
lahi' nf w. sh. compliant
pr|Sei ;3 VI IL .. is brought to recover the sun
i. ina e. "a ,ao ao 1 col balance due said PLAIN
oi sfet '.io iS Ia n, i delivered dui ing the Vt al
tiff Tor logs sCip al : and for iuteres st on sale
1872 10 aid uefenda1. -, ~ tba Iction
sum a nd costs and dist ~, ~ xo,, fsiI :,
Aud V on arc hereby mott. , cor.r r1,int aa ahov,
appear and answer the AL viii take iu lemen
required the said plaintiff q. 90. 100 soiS col,
of the United States, for interes .nst. ana die
since &c Of october, s72, and for ver of Of s.i.
barsemrnts of suit, according to pra.
complaint.
Witness The hon. Orange give1
SEAL, Judge of said Court, ana - o
49, under my hand ana 1hS ~
'alo No1''' LIB ANDR gWS. Cls x
-McNAUGHT LEARY, Attorn. vs. lor y ''-'
- d9-6t
, 1873-12-11
VS..
JOHN G. BCNrE, |
defendant.

JOHN G. BCNrE,
The United States of america send Greeting
To John g. Bunte Defendant.
~ OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
Y pear in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, IN the District Cart
Of the Third Judicial District OF the Territory
of Washington. holding terins at the CITY si
Seattle in the County OF King, for the Counties
of King Kit sap and Snohomish, and to answer
the compliant fled therein, within twenty davs
exclusive of the day sf servlce) after ths ser
vice on you Of This summons, II served Wlthm
the said county of King; or, ii served oui OF
that county, but in this District, within thirty
days. otherwise within sixty days. OF Jadsiiisnt
By default will be taken against you, according
| to the prayer of the complaint.
The said acton is brought to olssolve the
bonds of Natrimony existing between you and
the said plaintiff here. n-on the the sraundaQf
cruel treatm mt, habtual drunkenness, and fafl-
| ing make suitable provisions for your family
and for further and other cause IN SAID con-
plaiut. filed herein, fully set forth. And you
| are hers by notified. that if you fail to appez
and answer the said complaint as ab5ve requiT-
cd, the said plaintiff viii vpply to the Court fof
the relief prayed for prayer Of said complaint.
| TO wit That decree issue dissoiyng the bones
| of matriinony. as aforesaid, and ti~t pIalntln
herein be .eclared sole. single and unmarried
| Witness the lion. Orange Jacobs, Judge OF
said Court and given under my hand aEd .nc
| zeal of said Court, this sth day OF Dec A. b
| 1873. ,l l.. d. AoHnEhS,
I SEAL Clerk.
| MCNAUGHT 4 1EARY. 'lA
| Attorneys for Plaintiff.
, 1873-12-11

RE Could NOT TILL A LIE" Little
Tommy didn't disobey mamma and &c
in swimming to-day, did he ?' mo,
mamma; Jimmy Brown and the rest of
the boys went il, but l remembered and
would not disobey you" "And Tom.
nv never tells lies, does he % "No,
mamma. or couldn't go to heaven. u
"Then how does Tommy happen to
have on Jimmy Browns shirt %
, 1873-12-11

" At a meeting of thu Olympia Cho-
raj Society last evening it was unani-
mously resolved that their first Concert
will take place in Columbia Hall on
Monday the 29th inst. for the benefit of
the society, on which occasion all the
amateur and professional talent of this
city will appear, and the programme will
consist of the choicest music, both vocal
and instrumental Courier.
, 1873-12-11
Course Of Lectures.
MCNAUGHT 4 IEARY. IL
Attorneys for Plaintiff.

~ HE FOLLOWING NAMED GENTLEMEN
Y have been Invited by the Committee ap-
pointed By the Library Association to MAKE ar
ranaemen,s for "A course of lectures, to be de-
liyered for he benefit of the Library during TIE
present season. Some of these gen have
already accepted tn. invitation, and the Com
mittee have no doubt Dut ali VIII accept But
in case of the inability rom any cause OF any
one of those gentlemen to attend, arrangements
will be made 10 have his plate supplied by some
other able speaker. Le,'tures to be as follows;
iDecember 10th. Rev NORMAN Mcleod; Jan
18th Hon ). eiariieitle; Feb. 3rd. Hons C.Wlli-
guard: Feb. 18th, Rev j. r. Thompson: Marefi
;jrd. Hon. K. S. Greene; March path, Hon. U.
Jacobs. d9-td
, 1873-12-11
HAY AND GRAIN !

OF his own raising to dispose of. He will keep
Oh hand Hay. Grain, Vegetables and
Fruit of all kinds at wholesale
To the mills, Logging Camps and ethers
wanting such articles, he wonld invite them to
callsand examine before. purchasing elsewhere
novl7di EFT. DODG.
, 1873-12-11
New Goods! !

= 4 ke 4 81
Have Received their new Holiday Stock of
Watches Jewelry and iilver Ware consisting
All descriptions of Ameri-
can Watches, solid Gold Sets.
Brooches, Ear-drops, Opera 4
Vest Chains, Masonic & Odd
Fellows Pins, Shirt studs,
Sleeve Buttons al d Bracelets,
Silver Chains, Fruit Knives,
NakpinRings, Cups ,Sroonsand
Forks. We also have a splen-
did assortment Of plated wares
such as Castors, Butter dishes,
Fruit dishes, Ladies', Napkin
Rings, Vases, Spoons & Forks,
Butter Knives, etc; 2os s-z
All of which we offer at the very lowest prices,
AZ we are determined to sell SO that people can
afford to buy Call and satisfy yourselves.
M All work done in onr line with neatHess
ard warra nted Articles bought Of us will be
engraved free of charge.
NA Agents for j. E. Spencer Cos Diamond
Spsctacles.
u. P. SMITH 4 SON,
o2S Watchmakers and Jewellers.
Mill Street, Seattle, ". I.