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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
PRIVILEGE TAXES AND LICENSES


amend section 1747, Of the Revised Code,
in relation to tax on privileges, approved
April s, 1874, showing conclusively that
| the tax Is not collected as closely as it
should be
The receipts from licenses granted to
retail vinous and >pirituous liquors for
the year, amout To SIS, $50 q. against
SS4, 166 Il in 1873. and Sl04, 725 30 in
1872. In some counties, perhaps, no
licenses have been granted under the
Act to amend section 2459, Revised
Code, 1871, regulating the retail OF
vinous and >pifituous liquors. etc. Ap-
proved April 6, 1874. | am OF opinion.
however, that il many eases, even when
license has been granted, and the money
paid for same, that this law has been
made a pretext for withholding payment
to the State It is certainly clear that
the revenues from this source have been
largely decreased. without corresponding
benefits to the State, or any particular
community by the operations Of this law.
No less amounts of Intoxicating LIQUORS
are sold and consumed, even in localities
when licenses are denied, while no reve-
nues are derived from the sale thereof.
When retail license is refused, it is sold
by the gallon, for which no license is re
quired. / recommend, therefore. that
the license laws be SO amended as TO
include the sales Of liquors made in
quantities of one gallon or more. and to
better secure the revenues for license to
retail in less quantities.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

law for re assessment Of real estate,
have thought proper to submit an est
mate Of the probable cost Of the same 70
the Safe. and also Of assessing the per-
sonalty fog the same time:
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D,o, bvsuv.s-Tbe Daly Nesos

DRoLE ASswERs-The Ddlty wees
saws Either truth is droller tnan nc
,ion or the Americans deliberately IN
vent the answers the scbooEehlldreh
are said 10 give 10 the examination
rapers placed before them. One can
admit that a San Francisco chlld may
have replied that man IS the largest
being on land such having Oeeh
mans own idea on the subject An
other may have given it as his OPINION
that 'the lawyer constructs lhe peo'
ple.' or even-thcugh this notion Is
rather wild-that lawyers are peace
makers There is q false ar, now
ever, about this alleged chlId's dehnl-
ton of q doctor, that the doctor Is a
man that saves people from DYING anu
is very useful for cutting of legs ana
heads 1t is odd too, that child
should have written about lawyers
that if you lend some money TO an
other man, and he did not pay, they
would go 10 suit and get ul'oiCe;
We can believe, however, that child,
called upon TO give the names oi some
domestic animals, wrote down ger
apis and hippopotamus,' and that be-
iur requested 10 mention some more
domestic animals, and at the same
time to state their uses, he answered,
'Chickens-their uses are eggs the
cow-its use Is to give milk; both
those two animals nurse their young
oues.' Of q boy who, required to
name five parts of tree exclaimed
without a moments hesitation, Top,
bottom, middle and two sides all
that need be said is that he had ap
parently more taste for geometry than
Tor vegetable physiology.
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AFAMoUs BED.-Perhaps the most
famous bed in English history l. the
great bed Of War, Of Herifordshire
Shakespeare alIudes to it in The
Twelfth Night'-'Aitnougb the sheets
were biz enough for the Bed of Ware
Nothing Is now known OF the origin
of the bed; but in Shakespeare time
il was the mauor-house at Ware, the
residence of the FanShaws. The
bed>tead is ten feet niEe inches in
length, about the same in width, and
nine feet SIX inches in height. 1t is
covered with a wooden canopy, sup
ported by panelling at the head, and
two massive posts at the foot of the
bed. The entire frame work is elab-
orately carved. and especially the
paneIing. The beadstead was trans
frrred from Manor Park to one of the
inns of Ware, where ii became a
popular object of pilgrimage. a few
years ago it was purchased by the
proprierors Of the Rye House, together
with the tapestry and carved fittings
belonging to the chamber in which il
originally stood.
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70 rr- EsFu, 0H.

General Grall has been often &c.
cu-sl of saving too Iitj.e, bat in his
flmoa. no.tLirdterm letter to the
Penasylvau.a republican convention
he used an unfortunate expression con.
tanned in the following extract:
The position vacated liked. 1t
would have been most agreeable TO
me 70 have retained it until such time
as Congress might have consented to
nv retirement, with the rank and a
portion OF the emolumeuts which | SO
much needed
4 letter to the Sur, signed Many
Subscribers makes a little fun from
the mention Of the emoluments.' Ii
is pointed ont that salary and known
presents must have made Grant worth
AZ least half a million dollars, but
still he wants more money Desiring,
then. 10 be President again on sc
count Of the money in il, he might M
auCurate 4 foreign war or a civil dis
turbauce IN order 10 create the CIR
cums,ances which alone could pre-
vail upon him Ia think Of standing ioT
reelection. That, the comic letter
suggests, might cost the nation hun'
dreds Of millions, hence this prOpO,
sirIon:
TO avoid this, TO maintain peace
and save money by presenting to
Grant a most agreeable aBd satIsiac-
tory amount Of emolumenis, with
which he may be corJcutr 10 retire
from public life; in 4 word, 10 buy
him oil. we propose n great national
contribution. Let the people give
freely according 10 their means. Com
uauics owning several railroads might
oiyc him one; other companies might
each gige him a steamship, & gold
mine, silver mine, coal mine, oil well
di>lllcry, brewery or shares in the
same. individuals, aiou or combined,
can give him money, lands, houses,
jewellery, diamonds, plate, watches,
paintings, statuary and Other valua-
blcS. Farmers can contribute horses,
mules, cattle, sheep, goats, hogs, dogs,
grain, -four, pork, beef, butter, eggs,
cordwood, and all products that will
sell or be useful 10 a large and grow
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Mas. FAwcGrr, IN her pew novel,
tells Of precious infant who devel
oped a marvellous originality in extern
poIaueoas prayer. When she said
her prayers at her mothers knee, hay
iag been told that she was not 10 learn
any form Of prayer, but 10 ask from
her heart for whatever she most de-
sired, She prayed for red CLOAK wiv
velvet buttons, 'Xacuy ike Amy
Grey's. We're IS auover at We shop
Then, when instructed not TO ask for
material, but for spiritual blessings,
her Interpretation OF a spiritual bless
ing was that there might always be
short sermons in church. When she
had scarlalina, and her mother had
begged her to pray for her recovery,
she having been told that when she
was beginning to get better her skin
woaid peel of, and that when it was
all of She would be quite well, joined
her !itrle hands in bed and said in q
sott voice, o God, peel me quick
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HEALTuFrLNEsS OF LaMoNS.-Whpn
the people feel the need OF an acid, il
they would let vinegar alone and use
lemons or sour apples, they would feel
Just as well satisfied and receive 10 in.
Jury. And suggestion may not
come aml>s rs 10 good plan when
lemons are cheap in the market. \
person should in those times purchase
several dozen at once ana prepare
them for use in the warm. weak dals
OF spring and summer. when acids.
especially eltric aud maiic. or the
acids OF lemons and ripe fruit. are So
grateful and useful. Press Your hand
on The lemon and roll /, back and forth
brSkly on The table To make il squeeze
more easily, then press the iuicr into
bowl or tumhicr-neyer use tin
strain cut all the seeds, Is they aire =
bad taste. Remove all the rrl9 from
the peeis and boj, in water, 4 rim, for
dozen pnlpS, Is enough: then strain
the water with the Juice OF tie lem.
onS; put pound Of white surqrro a
pm; Of the juice; boil ten m;na,a,
bottle II, and your lemonade Is ready.
Pat IN a rea>pooniul ey Two If this
lemon syrup i1lo a glass uf water. and
You have a cooling and hea!iAtu.
drink.
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BEEcHER FooLEGY.-There is no
doubt that Mr.. Beecher's friends are
dolug him q serious injury by their
public demonstrations OF rejoicing
and Eeecher himself Is behaving indel
icalely in making humorous speeches
IA which he refers with eompIaisance
to his improved physical condition.
The reverend gentleman viii ascer
tam, after while, that the event of
his arrai-ument for adultery was no
laughing matter, and that verv large
proportion Of mankind believe with
the three jurors who refused TO pro.
nonnee his acquittal. Referring TO
these Indecent demonstrations, the
New York Herald SAYS The Beech
er, whose speeches we now read, is
only the phantom who haunls Ply
mouth Church, as the ghost of the
banishei king haunted the castle Of
Elsinore.'
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GRATz BEuwy.-The profound and
phenomenal ignorance involved in
Governor Grarz Browns argument
against contraction. aS stated in his
recent Interview, IS another evidence
Of the need Of earnest effort on tae
part uf all believers IN honest money.
Here is a man Of far more than aver
are intelligence, who really thinks
that the times are hard because there
are not enough gr-enbacks printed 10
DO the business that waits 10 be done
by them. He really imaeiupS that
the country is tUil OF work waiting 20
he done for more grcenbacilS, fail Of
crops ready To- he moved when more
greeubayh~ are rrJu'ed, and, prcsum-
ably, ,Har the European demand tor
brcai,tuGs viii revive the moment
more cretubscl.S arr printed. He
seems to BE- equally iguogan; that
m"n.h by n n,h more g7ceuba,ks
have ErE2 y"r Of Use because Ihcra
was absolutely 10 Use for Them and
that at this hour ihcy gluC the safes
of every bank ana uu-, company IN
ai ,lC great money ccutres.--E. /.
IrEisws
, 1875-07-31
argaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
xoruCE FOR DISTRIBUTION.
TFssrrnRv cF WAsIIISaTOS, I IS
Cgnnry gf D'aliG B'aiiG,

TKzsrpnRv or WssTIISGTUS, &C
Cgwnry Of valid BdiiG, !
~ PRORATE-In the matter Of the Estate OF
ATFNANDER MCKAY, deceased
On r,a!!lur and nlne the petition oil ) AMhS NC
AI-LIFF. the Administrator Of the tssatS ~ a.
FXANDER McKAY deceased, setting iorth ihAt ne
- s.I his frsI account such Administrator N
,be matter of SAID Estate and that the sihe iAs pei
duly audited allowed ard confirmed ana thA' P'-
,ion og ssa Estate remains 20 b. divided among the
ieIrs of said dec-usei, and praying among otheI
tbips,s for an order of distribution OF the residue oi
saIi Estate an,ou., the persons thereto emitted
IL rs orier,-d that all Iersons interested IN the
Estate of th. said ALEXANDER MCKAY deceas,
a r.. and appear before the Probate Court OF SAID
cC,nty o, Waila Wslla, III the city 81 Walls Mai4a,
tIr county seat of said cOunty of Waila Walla, on
WEDNESDAY the lst day OF Septemhsr lS19, al
,b hour Of 10 O'Clock Cfsaid day, then and there
10 show clu-s why an order Of distribution should
n, h. male OF the residue Cf the sad Estate anoug
an. heir OF thu Said ALEXANDER MCKAY, de
erased, zosOrdIng 20 law.
II Il further ordered that service Of this citation be
made on Is,rti. unknown or non-rslients, by publ
cz,E,, OF this orier Ia the Wala Walla SrArEsNSS,
A weekly newspaper printed and published IN the
CITY and county Of Wala Walh, Washington Terri
try fIr tour successive months, prior TO sad lst day
Of September, 1875
Dated Walls waila, May lst, 1873.
o1-Im r. GUICHARD, Probate Judge
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uNEggp srarES 4 PArENT

conveying 10 me the LANDS hereinafter described,
in trust 1- the several and benefit of the nhabi-
tants of said City according 10 their speCtve inter-
cts - provided by the " Act of Congress OF March
81 1867 for the Relief Of the Inhabitants of Cities
and Towns upon the Public Lands - and also the
" Act Of CourTrS, Of fIr 2Ith of April, lS2O-n
AND WHEREAS, The Legislature OF the Terri
tory OF I!aAo, ly An Act 10 Provide for Survey,
Plotting and Disposal Of the Land in the Gity Of
lewiston NeZ Perez County Idaho Territory puTSu-
art IA tiie United States Statutes made and Pro
vIdti," approved January Sth, A D., 1873, pre-
scTibei tae manner IN which said trust shall lie
executed
Now, Therefore, in pursuance Of ard by virtue Of
said Sia.utes hereby notify and require al persons
claiming Land within the hOunlies designated IN
sid patent 10 lr-sent their Chains therefor, IN
writing, 70 me, the sad Mayor, and trustee, al my
Office, IN The sail City ot lewiston within sixty duys
OF the publication OF tins notice.
The Land described sad Patent Is as follows
The Lots numbered Jh-es and four of Section SIX
Township thrty-fiye. NOrthGf Range five ~ eSt and
Lots numbered one Guf two, of section one Town.
snip thIrty-fyc North Of kIEge SIX West; anl t!ie
South hail of the Southwest quarter, and the Iots
numbered five AMI seven Of Section thi-ty-eua, IL
Township thrty-siX, North OF Range five West ,
GIG the East half Of TIE Southeast quarter aTl the
Lott uuu,--l ace ,I two except the gran: 70 the
hers 5f Robert Newell ire.S d Of tveacrtS and FIVE
hundTeltIs of an 1crcl thTec GEt i,,,,, o. Section
thlry-siX, Township t'irt y-six, North Of .nce
SIX West, III the District OF Lands subject to sale at
Lewiston, Idaho Territory, containing five hundred
an aete accTdiRg to the Official plts of the Survey
OF sad Lands.
Published this 10Th day of June. 4. d. 1875.
HENRY ". STANTON,
Mayor Of the Guy Of Lewiston,
s7tf Territory If Idaho.
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EOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN, That IN pursuaI CO
= of deere. u foreclosure, order Cf sale and JrTi
I.srut i-s'I-i OF the District Court of the FIRST
I.ll-.L ID Strsrt IF WASHINGTON Territory, holding
tIns Wais Walll CITY, Tor the counties Of Wall'
Nsl.- anil Nhit"rsa, m 4 CrTtl:n action therein
zen I- vlls..u u SIY NJ tHASs WIS Plaintiff AMI
EnuS Is EIrIi Iu3 Il EGNllET NfICu were Defrni-
ants, p E sal decree. order Of sale and Judgment
We, rD:lr,. m sts. ,.rtIn the Eth day OF No
i.l'-r !.7l, ttNHr - sal Plaintiff, AMI against
R5.l I:. rgGJ:S, fG t Of Twelve liuuire'i AMI
Twc.r, Two pui igrS ana Fay e-a.s Col! Com, SIth
inter - thereon - ~" rir q three Per ccnt- ieT
raI "a t. Con t.i lqtH uu.iN Ir-ii tni ale
further suU g.: O,.. ha-.s. sal eIty;TO l'ollIs
. s...3 Iyg.usy-t%u cent?. Gu-G tDn, ~ Attorney
f. y III sl,l artIH Iui H.. sun 81 Twenty lUllGGs
aEl Ti.ty e.E,s, c' - ~ u :.
No=, ia r-'g", l. vl-l u- - slL4 deere "f fcre-
esu:e ,r,-T uI -sir and ;'.l.,r', ayr! IN purs,i
t,rre 4, c-G i.7l :H"g a y;. las been duly
,7-lcl aJt -. an 1r irr tie seal 90 sad CuuIt ami
20 ..ir.".rd s;-t !lIyc:-t MI, 70 sItrsfy sIl
dtrrc q: ia.ee!csur-, o:!r If s-ie ana Judgment,
.giI lut-ry-: all C-st n! all increased nU>tS,
Cs AEEys;a9.T, ifsc .si day o. AG:Snrt,
1875 - ~. G0I-t i!oGse door ia tie CI:y q WEH
9ls, rEAty OF y ala "a alb. and Territory ci Wash
I-giuH, tH- NlEr 0i two CC,Drz. Z N, q: 50!
d.-y S,I a. FG; ic Auction g. TIE highest hHL!cr,
iIr Uoll Con, tie r.oT,l-i--"l premises IN san
decree Cc!,: * ~.!- ri Judgment, TIsU:louel Gu!
G,-rJIis-l ic.sCNr. t;-wt- These certain trucis,
ii,-- r..rre, of ri situate, lying AMI leirE l.,
ts 'J.srgy CI Nai;l HLiia Territory O. Nasl I-:i,
aTI Jlr:ci.l Irlg described follows: The south
liif ut t;r s.st quarter If SECTION ten, To- Hrrt
tt- .fst gr.a.tgT O.! the saItheas: quarter nt t~
southwest quarter az sIi ssci'uR ten, !gl and tie
uI. ig.St Guaffrr II :n southeast quarter q ssviiJH
ten 10 s.l.i Inc west hl Of the snUtlWest quarter
cf sr-tinn eleven. n sr4 The southeast quarter o.
Tx s.U.l.~ quarter Cf SECTION eleven, ~ all IL
T. D,'p Sven, u north range 81 ft.st Oi tis' vi
laEr',r rnrsiu cnI,;tIuin.. T.so Hundred sTl Fifty
aaE,-, mach thereof Vii L. necessary 20 raj
i~iy i sl-slclit with interest attorney fees AN
! all costs
Cilveu lItar I.y lal :l.is sea bay e July. !51s.
GtD2,iE Z THOMAS,
/ SLsrsF'cS g,t'iI TlTI County, ~ 7
BL SUAEFSfEIN
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District Court SFasssaaoaas
TERRITORY or WISHNGToN, xs

TERRITORY or UiNHINhIpN.
CostHfg of IFIiiG-ir1ljC,
In the District Court oT ts Farsi Judicial DSJtcf q
FdSitayioH T,rril0rg-
ApplE Pc1PELLY, Plaintiff, - JAMES T. b. Pun
FEILV. Defendant.
UyJF UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - To
4 JAMES L. i- PJNIPELLN, Defendant You are
hereby required foappr t'or brought aaIIst
Won by AnIIF PT-AlPELLY, Plaintiff. III the District
Court OF tie First Judicial District Of Washington
Territory hO, ling - the City Of Nalla "alla,
In ami Tor the COUNTIES Of Hala Nt!I and W Int nan,
10 aIIswer the complaint Of aint.R filed m Walla
Walla county, within twenty days after the service
Of this sumIOEs exclusive ot the day " servlce II
not served ~ saA county, hut N SAID District, IN
thirty d,yS OH rgse within sixty days, the sald
PlliuJitf vii take ju uvuJ against YOU by default
nc1,ryiilly To the prayer OF thr compliant
The sud action = brought ~ Obtain dIv0rc" on
the ground % cruel treatment AMI the cu-tolyo OF
Charles p Pumpe.iy az. 5O.n - PuWpe,ly, MINOR
Children AID change oi i2rue, and tor SlUUttO-evs
fee and for CStS. And you are hereby Gptlhe! tat
unless yc,I appear and answer the S.ii complaint as
above required, the prayers ot the Plaintiff viii he
granted
Ordered published in the Walla Walla Sr,rss,i,S
for SIX successive weeks. Order dGtei June ~ 1875
Witness the Hon. =. G. MINGlED. iUa.ca uf
th. District Court of the II 81 judicial
Il. 81 DiStr.cl of Washington territory AMI the
seal OF sgii C.Cgt affixed, this Slh day Of
May, \. b lS75.
\ REEVES AYRES, CLERK.
CATION * NASH,
ht.DTueys for Plaintiff 26Ew
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BAD SPELLERs.-Chaucer couldn't
spell. Shakespeare couldn't spell
Lord Bacon couldn't spell. Milton
caulan'; spell. Or, rather, they were
luXuriant speIllers. They spelled the
words IS apple trees blossom. The
vigor Of their spiritual and Intellectual
life proved itself 10y their spelling,
Happy men. There were no diction.
aries in those days. People supposed
that ideas were important then, and
loved the notions that came by words
not The letters with which the words
We're made. And when the writers
were IN Z hurry they wrote the words
short, and When they had plenty Of
time they wrote them long. They
wouid spell the words three or four
different ways on the same page.
, 1875-07-31

pE VIRTUE OF IN ENECTTION, Issued out ef
~ thu District tCJVt Ot t,. Firs, Juical D,,trtof
Washington Territory. and 2, directed and leily
cred, c. e JUGG, ~ TsuGgrld ia sali Court u ~
Ew-iuIt DAY q May, =. u. lS.f. IN favor Of p,y1n
STEWART and against ALVIN b R1HEErs and Mann,
l. EIuFETS. Ir t!r Su:n - SsN Han nirv and Ssvgniv
Dollars III Gul Com, Whlrh Judgment therr yer
riiS igr aa l:nI.; the ot Z ia S. IN Coli
Con, with interest uIeyn from the 18th DAY cT
h;ly, l-5. Il the rate 81 two Ter cent Ter month anil
gtsts have lyI'- tl.- falpN ing DESCRIBED Real
E,ta'. t-vit Ilack - - in " Roberts A iiitjonn
% Ii. clty uf NTali,l-wana W T.: also the flovTp,
described Ey.t Is:s.:- tu-.yit BeFiuuIas AZ a pant
-37 t,e, W.; t:Om the southeast corner Of (" l.
Roberts Addition 10 The eity of Ng.ll waa on H..
south boundary a.: s1!i s.!tt:Cn, ut the suutieas.
corner OF piece of lIEl sold l. y b. Roberts AMI
wifi, 20 james law thence CE the East boundary ng
sIid nnG North. - !.l.- est 20 feet 70 the south
hIe OF Cr..iy street; three EISterly on the South
lnc of C- street, 100 feet more OF lsS 20 the wes,
line Of Eshlr s-r,tt. thence SCutkerly On he Wes,
line Cf Ehic st-c: - the South boundary Of the sal
" Roberts Addition - thence West 30 feet more or
less e. the Y,int Of beginning, containing 27l;le
cr, more or less Hil Of s.i lani. situate lying an
lairE III " \. r. Eub-Tts Addition " 20 the city q
Galll vala, county OF Wala-walla, Washington
/ Territory So.lra Is hereby gwen that on
1875, AZ the hour of la.t Telst O'Clock, P ~ %
sal GIy I va! sci the r.Et, tIte and interest O..
sail ALVIN l. RouFGrs and Mann, r. RcHEEls IN
and 10 the above described property nj the OOurt
House door. ia the city and county Cf WalhI-wllla,
Washington Territory, at Public Auction fur Coll
COM - the Ec. and hst bidder 10 satisfy sail
Execution Hni all olsts.
Gwen under ny hand tins u day Of July. A D.
J 1919. GEORGE /. THOMAS,
SHERIFF u UGlid WdHa County.
Is. L. SHARpSTEIN.
Attcrn;-y for PlIIutif S-ts
, 1875-07-31
ShsTitf's SALTS,
Sheriff's Sale of Real Es,,,.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That; ~
~ oi decree ot foreclosure, CIDER Of saitS-esfs
ment tssued out Of the District Court .. - lsAs
JudieIsl District Of Washington T,,,;,o.ua Y. ne IN,
terms At WsllA-s ails city FOR the nds
valtA and \ Whitman. IN certain artiou ~ nA-
ing wherein MARY AATER Was Plain,,s - pa
COLBY, ZrRILDA COLLEY, GEORGE " G. G
EPH VI. AuoRE, WILLIAM II NKKSrys P,s-,. ~ IA
MAN, '" g. D RoETssoS, y. ;. BaKEE s1I IN
BOvsR were Detentants which sasi d. =
sale and judgment WIS rendered IN Slii ,'1f q
10Th day ~ May, 1874 IN favor OF saii u.
against sand Defendants, J. G. CoUev n, 80, -
E.--li.-en Hundred and Eirhty-;Iso ncTssN1 ~ d,
Twenty-nine cents. slSS2 % goil cuip ,s;,Ls All
nn Twelve hundrei and Ihlrty-seycn Dols-.rrss =;
Ten cents Sl.57 l0' thtreOf, at the rafe i, - u
one-haG per cent ler month until uait A., - tat
Hundred and S;Nty-ssvsn Dullrs and So tls
.s55. ~ thereof at tho rate Of un- and an. Vats
T-T cent Ter month until raid and on S4vc, SAtfs1
IiOltTs and FIfty-nine cents 81 Sg' tharrF :. u
rate OF one ana one-4u1 er cent. rer mnn;h s,
isud, and Ous Hundred Dollars as attornev, -
and the further sun of Thirty-three Doli,,,
Fifteen cents, SS5 IS ctsts Ot suit ~
Now, therefore, by virtue Of sald decrea - q,
closure, order Of sale and Judgment and IN -,
au' Thereof, certified copy OF which has lfsb d.
issued cut oi and under the seal Uf said ourt -
% me directed and delivered will 10 sa;i,fr -, -.
decree of foreclosure order Of sale and iuiy.s..
interest and costs, and all increased costs
GnNATUiiEsT, the 3Ist day Of JuIy. ls>-
IT tie Court HOUSE door IN the city and e,,,r,- !,
wGl!a-wai.a. and Territory Of Washington. 4. n.
hour ~ , o'clock, p VI, OF SAID day sill 4, P.Ny
AUctiua - highest bidder for yuli coin the rr-,,.
81 premises IL sad decree order Of sale ana NJ
Ui-ut Igsnt.Un-i and described ~ flllozs tc-1-s
lOf Number six .6 IN Block Number four "A IN q,
CITY ani county Of Malll-Walia, ". T. sccu-yiIp, :
the Cficil !Gr and survey thereof or SO rnuch IT,
e.: VIII le necessary 10 satisfy sail juisnss.
with interest. attorney fees and al oosts.
,'Ivrn UrGeV my hand this Il day of july. A y
ISIS. GEORGE F. THOMAS
Sh,riT II UGII " ala COsEfy
T. L. SHAFTS TEN.
Attorney for Plaintiff SR,4
, 1875-07-31
Prostate Eet5cS.

~ The PROBATE COURT, waIll WalIa coun-
I Is, Washington Territory The IN !ersI mel has
been aIDUi,tai by slil C,sft Administrator Of the
Estate Of JOHN SENG, l-c,,ise.i All PERSONS ilav-
pF,-,..at the the Undersigned, with the Heces-
siry Nour--s require: bg LAW, at his resi- !ance,
Yellow Hawk Creek, IA walll Talll touLty, within
one year OF the date Ct this not ~. rr IT, thereafter
barrel MEICIHOR hIRCHEER,
Administrator
lI~4Il Irr,. i,x
, 1875-07-31

iELL rs, ye winged winds, that on
the praiFies hum. ! there no spot on
earth where scandle reports don't
come No island in the sea, no val
ley IN the West, where from this jam
noree II is possible TO procure a rest
" here Hilton Is unknown, where they
never heard of Beech, where Moulton
whats that ? Speak louder
Ont OF reach " Thought so. Go
on with the nightmare.
, 1875-07-31

y TEST was recently made of the
oou{ ant power Of leaf of the water
lily known as the Victoria Regia, in
the botanic Garden al Ghent. Bricks
were heaPed over It's entire area, and
O'iore Il WAS submerged in the water
= weight Of 1Gl pounds was floa,ed.