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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

Die bsiSfn Alten.

Dsrt at. bee @isbba&s aeileu, &anb
Giniaua ein bSIaern 1tttGen fanb;
Bon alien 9sut&en trar's bewrtnt
tlRb Gpites 8rieben brinnet tbrrut.
Der gatsr aGblte ueausis Sabr
Die Mutter nt&t Siel finger mar,
llnb belize freuten tnnisli@
gluf @Ottss i&Snsx 5immsl i@.
Sur eine Gorge trHdt fe let's:
.Sts ltebea geite f& 70 beiB!
Denx nun bas Cine firb' SOrber
Das tris' bas Inbre ntmmsrmebr.
Drum beteten fe isbss Nal
Bstm @orseu- rnb bstn, abenbfrabI:
vM& Serr ! mimi tn bein 9imuelret&
llns ane 8eiee bod suslet9."
11nb einR In elmer i&pilen Na9t
ST TN @ebirs Der Sturut erwa&t
CT lSst bic @letiaer, lDst Zen Sanse,
Der tieine Eei& f&pilt auf gum Sse,
Gum @trcm bas 81Gletn, retbt binab
Die 9itten al ins @afsrsrab,
5rGst aud bihwes ber Mlten 9aus
@ie bEren ni6ts BON benz @ebrauS.
@ie i9lafen ielis, pte nod nte
itnb btibe trGuntenb beten fe:
yM@ 6err! ntuut I'd tein 3tu1melrei4
limb ale Seibe bod suelei&"
8altbafar Neber
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

Gabruna, Dor tetnera snerife ranfenb,
ben 2ampf Bic lura Isinmpbe fnr&s
fabren. IA
Oh ). Batter Bat NIT aufmntfamtr
&ute tielt@crt onssbSrt. Nunnsbr,
ole Der &epner 9eenbet bate, erbpb Ct
f@ urb errteerte bic Mnipra&e In eis
1er furten unb bebsutupssppIen &sbe,
bic mir beute nur im 9ns3use mad
Sem @ecd&tntHe pieperseben.
3und@f iprad Ter ). Watsr ietne
Greube bariber aus, bic SSbne- bes b.
8onifusiue I'm tt@ uerfamnelt 3u iebsr
aue canfte ibnen fir ben auscrud Der
Ireue uno NnbdnsIi6feit an bic ).
2tr&e, pel6e fs bur@ lire @crtfatrer
sbsn ousaeIprcGsn. Die Gage Der 3d.
tbpltten in Deuti&lano fst cine be-
prdnate. Da babe eS letkem Sdterli>
den 6erssn sbenio gun, Trpfe, als CUR
Stdrfuns serei&t 3s febsn, wte eas
tatboliIbe Deutf6lanc, trpb auer Be-
brdnsnib fsf uno unerf@lterlib ba>
febe. Muf rpelGe 8siie mir BARN
ausbarren fplIten. bas lebre uns tas
beutise GpanssIium RON Der 6odseit
au Cana. Da babe bic +. Sunefrau
Marfa eie 9rautleute In ibrer 8es
brdnsnib an Seius sepieien NIT benz
gsmerfsn 0alIea, mas er eud fasen
tpirb, tus tbuet." Dafrlte 8prt ruff
fie aud beute ben eeutiden SatbcIifen
~. llnp mas iaet uns renn tbrSobn 2
r@ebet benz Sailsr. mas pes Saiiers ;
eebet Soft, paS @ottes 1T" ~Seto
untsrtban Der Sbrisfett," tablets teuer,
tpem Stsuer %esbibrt," tpenneletb, faste
Der ). Gater binsu, In eintelnen 0dns
bern pie Abaaben 70 f6wer fnc, bab
fe eas @plf faum nod su erf@wtn9en
pernnae. Denr Ger 5err uas aber auf
Der etner Seite @eborfam 9esen bic
Obristeit prepise, 10 lebre ct uns auf
Der nnberr, aud, Soft ;u asbsn, mas
9ottes 1T, alle auf csmienisen @eb'ete,
iber pelGeS, Dem Staate fiin Re6t
unit feline @epult Yerlisben fei einsis
infer @ewiTen unO bic Stimme un<
lerer ;. &sltsipn su b6ren. Nit Der
G%rmunterun8 III %fanobafter Ereue In
Der eiebe an unierm fatbolilaen @laus
ben, In Der anbdnelt&tsit an BEN b.
Stnbl unD Der G%ruabnuns gum Sc
bette aud fir ptejeniSet, rsl&e Die lr,
bsber Der traurissn Gage Der Birdie
leten, ldloB Der }. Batter, tnceu1 ct un@
ter etnem ber;lt@en @ebete ben cretetnts
gen Soft UNI ietnen SeSen an1sbte,
bte beatlGen 8atboliten In ibrer 0es
innuns bis 3u gnee ausbarren 81 !als
fen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27
Mns Mfrifa.

De- eseenpdrtis rsstsrente @icef5s
MIG pom AeeYpten 1T eta unternebueas
bef berr19er, fDrtndbreno auf bic Ser
erSssruns letnes @sbietes bepa@t uno
6arin lebr erfpleretd. Inter ben Qarps
fri9en, lpsl6e ct in neuerer Bet iefnem
Gseptsr unterwart 1T eas bisbsr ielbs
fdnbis Bewtlene Rorfur, be1en rcn,a,s
til9sr @ei@i&te fclsenees ~ entnsbs
men III: 4
Darfur TT Elm afrieanilhss 9anb.
wel6ss an Der irefli&sn @rsnss Der
xeYptiI@sn Yrcstn3 8prbcfan, faoli@
ypt. Der srOsen Bdffe ltest. cit
LANCER 3ett, SteQetdt bur@ Sabrbuns
berte f9pn, leneet Darfur Elm Mal i'm
Sabre cine Sarntpane NIT glfenbein,
Gummf, Str~aueenfspern unb Stlaneu
nod Neaypter, peI@e NIT 8leipunss>
fafsn, @afen, pulssr,r Yerlen, &usen-
aId1ern unb annern 3urusarttfeln betrn<
tebrt. Den 6auptsa usfubrartttel Dar>
fur's bilren pte Stlapen. Da nun Der
Stlupenbanrsl im dsYpti&en @ebiete
SsrbOten III, 70 bat Der @oupsrneur BON
Cuban Die Sflaper Der beurt8en 8as
ratrare, pelGe s~r5stentbetIs rem Gmir
ODER, pie er f@ lelbf nenut, Dem Gull
tan BON 1arfur 9eb5rten, welder Der
9rBete SflaSenbdnDler 1T, In Bel4la9
eenpmmen uno suridbebalten. 6ier,
auf Ser(ammelte Der Sultan pie tbm
untertbantssn Stdmme, unp lurbs fe
ssBer, AssYpten in's Gslp. gle rur;
ben iepo@ In 3pet S9ladten sef9la>
gen, per Sultan Aelte f& lelbf an bte
Gptbe 1etnsr leBten Armee, um etnsn
leBten 8sriu6 ;u rrasen. wurce sbens
faas eef1lasen, unb iCu ipBar ielbf
asfalsn fstn. Sc untsrltestiuun fatn'
einem 3wetfeL eae easa @ebiet Ron
/ Datfar 8Iei@ BEN potl Sentioar une
8prrpfan, nod III bteftlt esS5abre BON
&eeypten annertrt pereen wirb.
1arfur, pbwcbl es an @e9eneen
erenst bic ldcn Sfter erfcridt wprren
Tnb, 1T felbf nod 70 su fasen etn urs
betanntss 2anp wsil Der BeberrlGer
eieies 2anbes felt Der 3stt, 100 Mebes
tiee Nlt ietne Gttrsdse IN sueat nm
ternabm, asspttf9t Hebersrife beforste.
unp .nesbalb ben eurcpdilhen 3eiien=
cen letu @ebtet rerl1lpe, ba ct fe fit
Spione ees &berif anlab. a.
So fno nur swei @erfe iber Darfur
uerSFentliGt pUrbsn. DaS etne tpurps
pom perm N. Brcwne Se.fust, Dem 60
aeluneen spar, I'M SABRE 1893 ben Gu6
auf pisfss 9arp su isBsn unb 1& strsi
SABRE in. temlsltsn a~ufsubalten. 60
fabrt zen Sitsl; D9seilsn In africa.
MssYptsn une gYrten." Das aneers
Nerf bate einen selebrter Araber aus
AesYpteu gum 0erfaGer, Der f@ Wps
bammeps els nnf nannte, rnebrereS Sabre
tn Durfur lebte unp I'M Sabre 1882
b%etmfsbrte. Dislss @erf wurce pOu
einem tn Satro nnfdlTsen Gran;olsr.
81. perrcn, IberisBt urp NIT einergta'
leitun8 BON benz befannteu @eo9rapbeu
Spmarp inparis berausseseben. Ders
lslbe Autpr bat eu@ stutSe NOttssu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27
(Gprtfsuns.)

Der 5ausberr bate, wie IS l9ien,
rur ben ebrfur6tsooQen Bddlins bss
SGdfers seiebsn, unp pteles unwiQs
fdrlide 3etden Der untermdrfsteit CAB
ibm bas pele Bewuetlin letner @Grre
aurdf, welaes ct In jensm eriten 1beiIe
ietner 8epe cfenbar etwas uerlpren
bate.
nNtdts Nsues, Sean ?"-fraete er
ben @roefnedt pelder nod inner f.ts
ne baumwouene WdBe transuItrte.
~yatt 0erlaub, netn, "-erwiberts et<
mas perbldft Der Majcreomus bss
Experimentation &ei@es. Ct mnfte
nlstalo an lstnena Namen, eas es i9,
pbwpbl es Bsrftas war, uu etwas
5p@widtises banosle.
~uno tbr"-fubr 6errS beuermarr,
su ben beipen anpern eereneet fort
|.babt tbr nt6ts 8efsben?
a@tfrbeN22"- ftaste Der Sddfsr.
sd fab eeftern Nbenb 3wii9sn elf uup
3w6lf am Griecbuf einen feurisen
Wolf,. t9t.
rsdafsfopfl Mit Deineus aber>
fel ibm bet 6ousberr in's
WOrt, pbne f& lbri8ens tn ieinen SSr>
nern zines beimlt6en @rulelns erpsbs
ren 3u f6nuen. y@te oft babe tH Dir
ntbt f6on seiast mid NIT peinen altr
tretberfaufen 3u setf9onen. SD nil
pi1en, Ob Sbr ntGts 0erea9ttges sss
ieben. Yunetum !"
~0srrdHttsss e. fotterte Der @roe<
fne1t, pelden Die Nepen bes 6errn ims
met. mebr befrempeten.
Den r~ltbsneen 6uub aus 6errr,
6dbnaens Gabrif baben fe eeftern am
Miblfes eridlasen" beri1tete Der
@inrtnnutus In Der Rutfberltsree.
.BIetbt n,tr nit eursr, ~tpdtbenben
6uneen une fsurieen MS!fen pom
9eibe !"-rtef fat 1eltsr tpitbenp 6frr
Sdeurmann uno ieBte bic eclpeneD pfe
etwasiunIanft auf ben Std. .puntts
uni ! 8tfen MIL i'd. pt f1 fsin per,
Ipd6tises 0sfnosl auf BEN @ute &C.
;etst bat.":-- -, Il
~Seit ben 3iseunern anb felt ben
&umSpianten, weIhr la Detfe ibr ndrs
RIDES 3eus aufdbrten, bat fd ntats
se;etst"- Serft9erte ber @rcBfne@t. J
~Gefern fitrteH Die eaneidssr spei
aerrjfene Ra8abuueen bur@ eeuWa Ip, "
--mslDete Der S9dfer. /.
nnSa! Da liest Der 6afe I'm pfefer"
-fprad rer G~utsbefBer, uno fraSte
fiji uHserutptB ttntsr ben Cbrsn. )
~@d&er 6afe ?"--rns Ybilipp, uni
fab Zen @ebietsr 8ros an. II
~Stcdff1 l"-war BE ntdt 1eb,
freunbli1e MHtrort bes 6errn SGeusrs
mann. "punetum F.! Sc etbt aud nod
anrere StrOl&e-tm feinen Rod, mit
lHperer ubrenfette." !.
~ubnnfettel II rief Der SHdfrr.
ia sebt r,eia Sraunt aus. SD fat
beut Nadt-fo sssen bic Drei--"
= nYunetum !" = 1Hrie jest 6sr,
@hfuermani In Der Eonfdrfe einea
gdnsers, reI@eu bte dfbetiide Aufs
gabe esrrorpen ID, Elm @asneriiGea
Sr6eter ID ~dberbieten. Dian ttrt
son alien Seiten BON DiebfdbIeu, uni
bie Strabenrduter f6ieben aus Gbaul:
lsesardben ME gparseln auf. Mar
Hus psbwessn bic, ausea anfmaasn--
perfancen 81
Eas krinmsirat ridte NIT 8ertdnb.
mtg. - ~..-,,, ma, q
Die Gartentbare f@ieBen, unoI bas
S9euertbor"-
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Criminal Robsle aus bent 10. Sabrbnunert
Bon
Sennp Srrnner.
, 1875-03-13
British Columbia Items.

Condensed from the Victoria Standard
The two parties Just formed for
the railway location survey of the
Island will comprize about twenty.
five men each.
The blasting of Beaver rock,
Victoria harbor, is to commence
next week.
Five hundred thousand dollars
are be expended this year on the
Esquimalt and Nanaimo railway.
a lodge of Good Templars was
organized at Hastings Mills, Bur
rard Inlet, on the 24th ult.
The schr General Harvey, Capt.
Lloyd, arrived on Saturday night,
from WILDLY Island, with thirty
five tons OF oats, twenty tons hav,
and some live stock.
The Indian convicts, Leo and
Quanamacan, under sentence OF
death for the murder Of a woman
and boy at Nanaimo, have had their
sentence commuted, in the case OF
the former to IA years, and the
latter 10 years Imprisonment at
hard labor.
The ship Alaska has arrived at
Departure Bay to load coal. She
will take away about 1000 tons.
, 1875-03-13
ORI1sON
The following items are from the
Portland Bulletin:

The following items are from the
Portland Bulletin:
The excitement in Southern Or
egon reminds us Of the spring Of
1862, when the Florence mines
spread such a fever among the
people. You can see men with
picks and shovels, blankets and
cooking utensils on their backs,
pressing forward. Oregon may
vet furnish as rich mines as have
been discovered. Why not mines
here on the Coast Range, which is
continuous with the coast noun
tsins in California, rich in all the
valuable metals?
She loved anothcr.-Well, that's
what she done. Our reference is
to a married lady who once resided
with her devoted husband, about
six miles from Albany. A hand
was hired to work on the farm.
Three hands she could not stand,
so she choose the third, the new
est and youngest, and fitted away.
She had a handsome child-did she
leave it, too? No, she clasped it
to her buzzom" and took it with
her. They came to Portland; the
steamer broke down and they are
still here. The husband came to
a wise conclusion and said: "If
she'd rather hev that other feller,
she could git; he'd be DANCED if
he'd foller them," and he didn't.
A large band of cattle were re-
Gently shipped by Mr.. Fisk, of Sa-
lem, to Eastern Oregon. They
were fne-looking animals, all
being thoroughbred. Mr.. F. re-
fused an offer Of $500 for a year
ling bull, and had a yearling in the
band that he gave 81, 900 for.
, 1875-03-13
TIItOn's Letters.


All men have a speciality. As
a writer of love letters, Tiltoh has
undoubtedly been a success.
Among the numerous letters pro-
duced in Court, penned by Triton
to his wife from various places
we observe the following:
QUINcY, H., Dec. 10, 1868.
My Darling of Darlings:
al enjoyed your recent visit so
much; in some respects more than
all preceding visits. The mem
ory Of It fingers in my mind as the
fragrance Of the garden clings to
ones garments long after walking
through it. 1t is Only now and
then, ! suppose, in the lives Of
good people that they appear to
each other at the highest point of
moral development and spiritual
ripeness. But it is certain you
showed yourself very lovely to me
thai beautiful Sunday eve. reg
lister the scene in my memory,
chasing il with the other choicest
rsmembrances of my life, ranking
it among the joys that are never
to be forgotten. I would to God
1 were not so easily overcome by
my own worldly-mindedness as to
be brought 50 quickly and fatally
down from my heavenly moods to
the earth. wish a certain shining
face were sitting in my rocking
chair, on whose eyes ! might look
and on whose lips l could hang.
I allow these moods to fill me
awhile with a delicious sadness,
and then 6ght them down to work.
God bless you. THEODORE.
, 1875-03-13

The Victoria Standard saws:
Mr.. r. Sylvester arrived yesterday
from Wrangel. He left Dease
Lake on January 25th; the wealth
er was fine, with about two feet
and a half of snow. The ther-
mometer registered at its coolest,
during the winter, AZ degrees be-
low zero. Twelve men were at
work bench mining, during the
season, on Dease Creek, averaging
81 per day to the hand. Provis-
ions we're plentiful, with decline
in prices. The famous Miss Cush-
man was met Is miles above the
boundary, going in with some mi
ners. Pack animals, so far, had
wintered well, and it was fully be-
lieved they would come out all
all right. About forty men were
met on the Stickeen river, bound
up; one hundred wintered at
Wrangel, and two hundred were
there when the California left.
, 1875-03-13
ovu n.aur. NIL

The bin which recently passed
Congress and has become a law BY
ihe approval 0f the President,
onacts-
AThai all persons within the
jurisdiction Of the United States
shall Be entitled to the fun and
equal enjoyment Of eli the accom-
modati0na, advantages, facilities
and privileges Of inns, public con
veyances on land and water, thea
tres and other places Of public
amusements, subject only to the
conditions and Emitatons estab-
lished By law, andapphcable alike
70 citizens Of every rses and col
or regardless Of any previous
condition Of ssrvitude.p no
The other sections Of the act
relate mainly % he modes ofear-
rying cut and snforeing The law.
They Apply to all oolors and na-
fiDhslities alike, putting negroes.
Indians and chinamen on an equal
footinE IN regard % social nehts
rnd priviisset
, 1875-03-13
TTyias on iSe Jewels.


Mrs. Minnie Sherman Fitch saw
the jewels sent her by the Khe-
dive Of Egypt in the Collectors
Office in the Custom House, few
days ago, for the first time. She
was accompanied by her husband,
Lieutenant Fitch, and q large par
ty Of ladies and gentlemen. Gen.
Arthur sent to Assistant Treasurer
Hillhouse, in the sub-Treasury for
the diamonds, and she wore them
in the Collectors parlor a few
minutes. One of her friends as
sisted her to clasp the necklace
around Der throat and to clasp the
drops IN her ears. The parlor was
darkoned to display the full brill
fancy Of the gems. The ladies
were rapturous over the jewels,
and the fair wearer kept them on
until they had been inspected and
examined twice over. She was
delighted with them. They were
sent back to the sab-Treasary af-
ter she took them of TO await the
payment Of that little item Of
seventy-6ve thousand dollars i'm
port duty. We are afraid Minnie
will have to take the advice Of the
Sun, send the diamonds back to
Egypt, follow them there and re-
ceive them from the hands Of the
Khedive, and then wear them
home as her own personal 'gim-
cracks, and they will pass free of
duty. -
, 1875-03-13
NEWS FROM ALL PARTs.

The tallest telegraph pole in
the world was raised in Fulton
street. New York, a few days
since. 1t is from Puget Sound,
aud is SO feet long and two feet
in diameter at the base, and as
straight as an arrow. 1t is used
to support the distributing wires
from the new Western Union Tel
egraph Company's building.
The decision of Judge Mexican,
at Salt Lake, in the divorce suit of
Ann Eliza Young vs.. Brigham
Young, was to the effect that Brig
ham Young shall pay to counsel
for plaintiff $1,000 attorneys fees,
and within twenty days pay to
plaintiff $500, accumulated ali
mony at the rate Of $500 per
month from the date Of the fling
Of the plaintiffs position for ali,
mony and divorce.
The British steamer, George
Bathers, for Gibraltar, is supposed
to be lost near London, with 21
persons on board.
The Captain and thirteen Of the
crew Of the ship Sydney, from
San Francisco for Liverpool,
abandoned the vessel of Skellig
Islands. One man was missing.
The gossips who form and would
like to make Cabinets for the Pres
ident have fully made up their
minds that Senator Chandler shall
be Postmaster-Gensral.
A Philadelphia female lawyer,
Miss Burnham, is seeking admis-
sion TO the Bar Of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia;
and as there is already one female
practitioner atthat Bar, it is prob
able that the last applicant win be
admitted.
The Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton at St. Louis, has appointed
committee to urge the Constitu-
tional convention to incorporate
in the constitution the right Of
suffrage for women.
At Holyoke, Mass, physician
has secured the job of vaccinating
800 operatives at one mill at the
rate Of 25 cents per head.
KalakauA is going to write a
book describing bis American tray-
els.
The Mayor Of st. Louis has re-
fused to pay $4,000 to the wi
dow Of Clark Mills for a colossal
statue Of General Jackson, on the
ground that st. Louis needs better
streets more than she does statues.
The average yield of wheat in
1871, ~ and '73, in the United
Kingdom, did not exceed % bush
els to the acre, but taking the
crop Of the last seven wears, the
average crop was never 30 bush
els.
Clara Louise Kellog makes the
neat sum Of s2,5O0 clear every
week BY her singing. She ought
. be happy, even if she has no
beaux.
If Bishop James is right and
there are as many Methodists in
Africa, China or India as there
were in this country 1OOyears ago,
certainly the missionaries have
done a good deal.
The gamblers and their coin
have triumphed over the bill in
the Legislature TO prevent gamb-
ling in tho State Of Nevada The
vote stood s against, and Is for; 4
members were absent.
The new law on kidnapping Just
passed by the Legislature provides
especially that it shall not apply
70 the case Of Charlie Ross, If that
child is returned within 80 days
from February %.
, 1875-03-13
our DISTRICT oOuEr.


The District Court for the Third
Judicial District, holding terms at
this place, as our readers arc aware,
convened here on the 22d ult.,
Chief Justice jacobs presiding.
There was a large amount Of bust
ness, most of the cases being
warmly itigated on both sides,
and the suitors very anxious 70
have their rights adjudicatsd and
settled With his usual assiduity,
Chief Justice Jacobs commenced
to " clear of the docket" A vast
amount Of business was transacted,
the greater part thereof consisting
OF jury trials. Court and counsel
were worked nearly night and
day, the only relaxation being
Sunday, and the entertainment
given by the Fanny Morgan Phelps
Dramatic Troupe on Tuesday eve
ming, the 2d inst, which was
largely attended by lawyers, lii.
gants, jurors and others.
It was not expected that the
, 1875-03-13
SUMMONS.


In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District Of the Territory OF Washington,
holding terms at Port Townsend, for the
Counties OF Jefferson, Clalam, Island,
Whatcom and San Juan.
Thomas s. Hagar and Thomas NJ. Cash I
Trading as Hagar 4 Co,
Alfred u. Pettygrove,
the Third Judicial District Of the Territory
Of Washington. holding terms at Port
Townsend, for the Counties OF Jefferson,
Clala1n, Island, Whatcom and San Juan,
aud complaint filed in the County OF Jeffer-
son, In the once OF the Clerk OF said Dis
To ALFRED r PETrYGRovE, Defend
Tn TEE NAME OF FHE UNITED STATES
Il OF America, you are. hereby re-
quired to appear IN an action brought
against you by the above-nalned
plaintinf In the District Court oftheThird
Judicial District Of the Territory OF Wash
lngton. holding terms at Port townsend,
IN Jefferson County, for the Counties OF
Jefferson, Clnlam. Island, Whntcom and
san Juan In said Territory, and to answer
the complaint dlod therein "a copy OF
which accompanies this summons Wfihin
twenty days exclusive OF the day OF SER
vice. amer the service on YOU Of this sum-
mons II served within this county; or, n
ssryed out o. this county, but within the
Third Judicial District,wlthln thirty days;
or, n served out Of said District, then with
in sixty days-or Judgment by default viii
Dc taken against you according TO the
prayer Of said complaint.
The said action Is brought to recover the
sum Of four hundred and thirty-two dol
lars and eighty-four cents fetS2.8iI with IN
terest from January %, 1873, for balance OF
account for goods, c..sOld byplaintiffs and
delivered 70 defendant at his Instance and
request; and you are hereby notified, that
II you fau TO appear and answer said COM
plaint as above required, the plalntiffs viii
take Judgment against you for the sum OF
tiS2-Sl, Interests and costs, according 10 the
prayer OF said complaint.
Witness the Honorable ORASoR JACOBS,
- Judge Of the said District Court,
LIS and the Seal Of said Court this
1875. JAMES sEAYEY, Cierk.
ELwoOD EVANS, Attorney tor Plaintiffs.
, 1875-03-13
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TEAVEs PORT DISCOVERY FOR
IL Takey's Landing daily
Atso'clOck AN. and l O'Clock Pm.
Connecting with the stage 20 and from
Port Townsend. Soft
, 1875-03-13

The U. S. steamer 81 mac start
ed on a cruise on the Sth, from
San Francisco. 1t is supposed
that she will visit Acapulco, Mex
leo, and inquire into the outrages
alleged to have been perpetrated
on Americans there for their reli-
gious belief.
, 1875-03-13
Farm to Rent.

IA A NICE ELIGIBLE FARM AT
the head OF Port Townsed Bay,
li6ts containing forty acres OF clear
1915 .IK ing, together with eight COWS,
oxen, . hundred laying hens,
a good orchard, plenty Of running water
for irrigating purposes, a dwelling house
and al the ncce ssary out-buildings, to-
gether with farming implemeuts genofally
In use A tenant with a family preferred
elm L. P. HOFf.
, 1875-03-13
sIoop W. II. Twilight
SHERIFF'S SALE.

VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued
ID out of the District Court ofthe Third I'M
dicial District Court Of Washington Terrific
ry, holding terms at Port Townsend I'm said
Territory, dated january IL, 1875, to me an
rected in favor Of p. G. II. Rothschild and
Joseph Boscowitz and against Donald Ding.
wald and Colin ChisOlm, / have ksvied
upon y w Quarter Of y Quarter OF Section
81 Township 30 Nori Range l West on Pnh
lie Lands for sale at Land ONCE at Olvmnis
W. T., containing 20 acres and LOT or Me-,
of land 30 feet by 10 feet in Donsfio-
Claim Of +. W. Pettygrove, and more M
ticularly described on the original Ma -
the Town Of Port Townsend as lofs y q
and BLOCK No. ll0, and have faken ssiS
properly into my possession under said 80
ecution, and will sell to the highesf biddoH
for gold coin, at Public Auction. A. M
Court House door in Port Townsend ~
ferson County W. T., on Monday. ~
22d Day Of March, A. II. 1873, hefueen
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o,eloct-
p. NJ OF said day, ali the right and titie ~
said Colin Chisolm In and TO said before a.
scribed land.
The same to be sold 10 satisfy iudRmen.
calling for the sum OF s-9j. 81 gold coin Win
Interest thereon at one and one-half No.
cent per month, amounting 10 tll0,9a and
costs Of suit amounting TO f25. 10, and aecrn-
ing costs and interest.
j. J, II. VAN BOKKELEN.
Sheriff Of Jefferson County, w r
Port Townsend, February Is lSJ5
Z. NJ. BRADSHAW, Planti1s s ATTORNEY.