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, 1875-09-16

hnho vote when without families hsso Int on',
ms, Ia stated briefly ~ folIo.s:
L. HRtauho thE nan wiihuas family rfrrefsniA h''
one human heins, ~htls the head IT family re-
Irrsrns aa~nJr Two. sn'i general! h,nte:>
y ban. man w's."n fafnly h.a m, CT m"se 10
LIN h,Ad N fafny. ., -.
le. o.h:r things equ. tno .asn n; III -'n"u. h,.
the ID " hty tho bend u family hsits
With eu aud supporting ursn ty h. o~n st,'"s ;,,t
). Becsuc lilo wtlant family h. haa NV
Tirr-as tl,r load Of family. y he l.w. nt e. t,ns sn
i, tipa and tht w;n,sn i. cou # {, .l" p'!t"a .
by sef Within ia rarrfntnsnt o,l hn!n" Ds."Es
'fs 5srs tr.ias .Ed KnsM II ~ hn soF aY.rss sca Il
hu.J:tM hf"-.lpr yeaEr during "hlcll rtaf",r is
fosu,ed and chiilrtn hrs fno'del Int n'e" 1hi
sac person. fovor rrorrsv qna!'t s''"nt' rsrerIs
!, in ri.ir+ nut Tint NJ bc fannfl neh"r lr..ttf'!
nor tpyslun: DOES il aHrec With our le''ty IN
frarsry tutl frYn lin con'"nt "l It" governed ::
theory. 'rhe man '~thaut lam ~ Uy na
vMr, Elvea ihe essent o. c:- "s1y-ni' "nn r''.rc
WHEREAS TIM hca1 of a family consents n" "nIy fr
himself, but for thu l.nuntlpli wuirh he Rusrrt.s.
Tuofcfnre. unIehr The ho" nj the f&Eiy have IRA at
v1s, n h H w.h If % III m tr s,.. rs'I .n #
sis1 ssins II" i1' "av"'f Il IL sastroei as 81 "
form have in great eiliea Tako Chtrago sas.i for
example. snpp,sc The provisions ssYe ,'nti'!"i
ito e!ertinnr. how wad tlfs double ~oso ty t'r cAs
ps fanil!ea oeeat~ IN that great city, Ga any '.n
doubt i would tcnl u 1Iacs sonlr! oyer .lr s'se'inA.
In The hsns Vt thtHe most deeply tnreHsrd In the
Rpod government Of tl,e c1ty7
Any head Ut family. earn not how humble he may
his wits au children may, 1t my lime. hy day or
nght, ~a1E tho strrt t. With safety II IL with him
cnn to have II 50: wn. thr ulsu without family shnls
and carcs ue for police 10 long A. c tak~ caro- Of
h!tn.e!f, And slaR 10 one tlFt n carr for.
1t Ina bccp doubted by spn,e, wntlier In Republic
perfectly urBaut1e1, any but htais of families should
, 1875-09-16
QUINCY.
Site for q Now EOttrt- II ohsc-The F.
E9otfmNn.Prenttcc Gnse.

kaOtfmNMs Prentice Cnse.
Snfeta' U'Inseh to Tie c. 1tcaao 71t5unt.
Qr1.sY. ILL.,. Sept. 15.--Aftcr 4 contest of
several mousl,A' duration, the DoBrd Of Super
visora to-day decided upon Jefernon Hqfare. III
this city, as Tho site for The nov Court House.
The proceedings iu tho IlofImsn-Trentite Case
werc cuiivened today By an st.emps Oh the
Prentice side to introduce an affidavit from 4
wuman now living In lIushvslte. but formerly +
resident OF Quincy, 70 tts effect tha. Mt. Hotf-
man had re,eatedly had improper inferc<,a,rhA
with her. Tho affidavit MAS tu1ei out, though
cnuntel managed to get the substance Of 1t be-
fusa Tho lurY.
, 1875-09-16

LAKE MICHIGAN.
CHICAGO.
,,nlv = fen fututse,laden rosseJs rsmsined u ths
m&rtss Iast evening". They arc It'll graphing foe
tbe bodv os Cspt. William laine, who wa ltst from
abs onondsga Friday night. This Canadian achr
N,sars which has becu ashore At The soIh H4n!ton,
han bsen pulled of BY tbe tuH Tifft II milwaukee.
snd IL now her va. 10 ttis ctsy The rontrsc. fE
Company, Of Detroit. Clpt. Mrrrltnan. thc MansR"r
ths iug Hc.euo and her pontnois here inaiAe Of
woet. Tho Duun stll llss in the name poaition ~
r.s1 'n. ss -, :. aoa sd ]
In tle rirar. Tim water iii the river ans
never - stasusnt ..x,,n !. I. at .rt.c.'
fns. Tho ptop aardrn C!ly of The Northern TRIMS
@ :snssss::. Ths sss T. =. yssi: csnt - y, Ma,a c!.x
ed hi sps sas Ii ss :. 5sfs IT he sen ii g d
is1tor snd fn. Of water. The schooner arrived hcre
ycserl.y in tor Of tho luz Wood. shu Ia two xtoa-
aa bs s1nS Ut 9 sn e pic n In y,
est. Her main1naRt Ia gone and her stern storo ln
nsed BY the wooa before they lett for III. CITY, hs
Is owned ty Mr. schnenefnan, un,ber-dealOr In This
ei.y, md 4 laden S. viii wood smd lumber.
StTtock to receive thurn,.sl, orerhstiling -,
Eo tdirgs from, the nshr InnIico haru yet trcn re-
bouts il manifested. II ahe ,loca mt trn IN within
dly or ru. shc mar aafey 10 put down lost. Hov
r. Ghsf are senn ~ FIJI sn4 As,an s T.
Equinox, thcy having ..rpea jns hefnro III, lsft for
I4k into Msnisou h.rhor during tho gallo snd sprung
.e.i Wa r9nslt hero ystertay by ne tus caro'ino
sls e lee ssr os liz anHp .Ss e
did not sec1r to bo damaged nuch..: The prop
9o .hs Sons e. nr s =" 1,ve5 soaea VIII
datnsIcu, FptiuEIHG leak 4ad Wettuz hrr cargo Of
, 1875-09-16
PORT HURON ITEMS.

Nnsf7d9 U15Id1eh 70 Tie EHItd35 7Ft6HHe.
Poar Hrnox, Mich, Sept. t5.-EasaED Down.
Props Mohawk, India, Eewbury, Westford anook,
Bella croet and hargos, City Of Port Huron and COLI
sort schr Northumberland.
PAsstn Ur-projn Hurtn CITY, Pacific. OsweRntehie,
lake Ontario, 8sallow, Nallhnt. Y. y. KaEhum aud
coasort, n. Mills and barges; R'hrs New Iondul Lc
larsons Jana noll, Express, William Young, New Do
1uiniop, Cambria.
N1sp-No1theaat, Eeutls.
| WkArHER-Fino. .--.....
Tho schooner Lille rarrops lost her oen.rcboRrd
Lake E,io, and Was supplied with now onn; also q
new foretcpmaat upon har arrival here.
i Spseta! Dtsnateh IN Ths Ghto1aa Tribune.
rohr HnRoH, 1tfcl., Solt. l5-lo p. m.-DowE-
Tfopa WavetIy, Egyptian and cnnaort. Davidson aud
coniort; aclra Emma @. uuteh!ns. Oak Leaf, +. l.
Jones, Ugarila.
UR-props Holland, Kewenaw, Wetuore and con-
sort, Sparta aud consort.
The bark Arctic released from the baLk on tho
Canadian shoro this afternoon. Tho Coast Wrccklny
ComMnye tug Nesclte wilh her consort snd another
tug with tho Jnntoou teaYo iar Chicago tomorrow to
katss ahe chr John Dunn.
, 1875-09-16
INDIAN TERRITORY,

0AAhU INTERNATIONAL fAlX.
MusxookK, r., Bspk l6.-Ths International
Indian Fair il . sueos4s. The 4ttenaAnce u
largo, but tho weAthak haiDg 70 e1osHslysly kQt
, 1875-09-16

[ASU4HNA14 EkfOb!AI1cs
CINCINNATI o., Sent. 15.-Tho attendance at
the Exposition yesterday Has vpry largo. The
ast-hsll was wsll filled. and tho horticultural
department. especially, was crowded. The Com
nlseiouoss stato that it wa4 much batter day,
ia regard 10 receipts and the number IN Atteud-
auce than tho corresponding dnY last year.
A number Of premiums for tho oett disrlay
Of cut-aoners were awarded. Among tho va
.ious devices In aowora wero two sxnuH hAr-
nrsaed to boAslop, eutaFod by Mt. Crlclleil, Of
Walnut Hills. Anothoe nost inpoainR piece Of
work wAs IN enormous harp, wro 'ght Of dab
lihs and blnallor ttowera. num- er Of other
III dotalI would he tedious. Tho dlnplAy in thc
agricultural department ~ worry fine.
Among 1bs distinguished visitors from abroad
wtro Lord Houeatoll, OF England, and D,t~ctor-
GensrAl Goahurn, Of the International Etpos4-
ton.
BELn1r, Wis.
sp<eia. Dtspateh ls fhe Chscaao Tribune.
Dg1otT. ~ia:. Sept l5.-T4o second day Of
Tho Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois
Fair has proved much mofs successful tAAu au-
tir1pstad. Tie cptrleh are vety numerous, aud
the = tendance we'll up Anloog tho thousands.
Cloudy "ealher hsa preThllud but no rain teu
to-day, making i very comfortable. There tro
seres.s horjs Of oloodsd cAtsle hsre. J. II. Cobb,
Of belolt showing thirteen fus Jerseys. J. 9.
kaiars, Of Oregon, Wis. tHelve superb short
huraa and o.. Babbitt,> Of Delo!t. elosau
beautiful AuulAla Of tho sAMe breed. BIZ.
l;rcoulosf OF Eyanston, ILL.,. also shows several
wo!!.Ised Jsrseys and Aytahlre.. Tho display
OF 4uwsEn. ve4ot&hles, aud cereals Is remarkably
good. Tho election OF oficoru OF tho Associs-
tiou occurred sonlsht The elect are Il. J:
Chuton. and Oven Qtinla. OF Manchester. Vice
p,e1tdsuts Henry +. Hobart, Of Dc!alt, ise-
eordng soutstAfyi E. 4. Smith, OF Deto,t, Cor
responding ssoFstssy 8. G: Moodr, OF Hockton.
Treasurer J. M. Cobb, OF Beloit Johu Mitch
ell. of Caledonia, and r. ]. nusdge, Directors,
There are algos OF rain tonight. Tomorrow
cloasa tho Fair.
sEFg1RaoN COUNTY, Wis.
6t4tiai i4suateA 70 Tia CAsf.1qq fy1bxns
Fr. AIkiNsoN. VIA, Sept. l6.-Tha kwepty-fissk
annual exhibition Of she Js6e1son County Agri-
cultural Brclety opened At Jefferson to~dsv.
Each department. d weli represented. especially
the dairy and fruit departments. Liberal pre-
niu.uB Ate offered, aud Il promises to bs cou,-
ploto Huccoss u every particular. The Hon. II.
i. OEton. Of Madison, dali,e1s an osatiou to-
lnoIloW.
MINNESOTA &TATE SA1R.
Spsetas Dtspdtch 10 4As CA ruav Ft.o1n4.
Br. PAU. Ainn., bopt l5-Tle attendance 1t
ths state Fair, second day, has bssu limited BY
oonsinpsd threatening weA&hAr In the morning,
, 1875-09-16
RAILROADS.
ERIE.

ERIE. ...
NV Yoax. Sept. 15.-prcsidoat Jewett, OF tho
E1ie Railway, to-day receised by cable from the
Board OF stockhctdcrs III England proposition
to lsauo 10 per cant moro common stooli, one
lew ahare for oysry two now existing, by which,
N amonnt d Sio,0oo,ooo cash viii Is
eeened. II tbh Arrangement can be effected 1t
u proposed to narrow ths gauge hue, including
The purchase Of large amount Of now loco,uo-
tvs stock, Me g!uge OF which cannot bo alter
ID; to compie,ethe sseel 1Asl.ay Of main l,ae
to open up, tho coal llnes, to complete the
double track n tho main llue; improve
eidlnRs' stAtaont etc., sltor gradngB and
saI,es se..ss 70 %, suaa "a. an e.tent AZ will pe
70 tho rollng-atUk. The total tuouut 70 be
expanded 10 ihstn improvements to be alB, ,DQO..
Coz. tho whole tote expended ovor tho pe1t two
3carn, during which rortod tho now ylases will
esn. % Ps'a ap ~ 9y pantyssly inssmsats Ths
nat ol q. 900 oo0ot bouds and pleioreuccs, sua
en7, ,0o0 QUO Of QdlnAty ahasrs, prlar intnrnnt
charge at poe ,ent would ba 46,0OO. 600. ard
1eatss u most tl,oeo. ooa Total se,0o06. ooO.
th4 voxklng exposes would be brought down dp1s, 70
60 p0k cont eui traffic within thraa vas.
from now would te as !oast ~, 4,00o, 600 por sn.
mum. AffoFdlpG anet soYonuo of %, Coz, loo par
Aun4m, mAetinR ~ the bood and pzsfarenoo
liabilities, and lening per cent fof ordinsry
shAfea.
lAolahapoLn osoaTuR SPRINGFIELD.
! INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 15.-A1tiolsa Of. .s.
ISOLATION Of thslnisnspolis Decatur l. epHOr-
held Railroad C,npany bare been filed With tla
secr etary Of Ststo The line extends from, And
bsAiaIiu8 At ld,anApolis. and paSse4 through
ths oounuss d Aarion, HsndTicka, Pntasm.
paFks. and V@uiiilon. Ia ibis State. 10 he
line Of III Btats OF Illinois. Ths
xrHtk.
, 1875-09-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

Dy slt4us VI authority ia dssd sl tfas& mAs
10 n by the MiossAl tity Alnas aud HnsnE Goups1y
lwi vtst tus .ase p4hlio avl4aa. On Oct lss
shait II s. MpsuS, upon ths prsszLAes. al ths
al. u asht EapAay aitaAts IN County oi ta rda.
assh.t -tth H. a.sa.a.,s stasf Pss.sn geR.st,
npea tIll1 's k4Absth1o.n aad ~. Fieh IL
lad nv aud saf. f.E fu1thst sa tallsf
p3{to MEHnE6hr JkHHkx: ss.s Is.tsA
, 1875-09-16
ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL.

spre,at Di.pnssh to Ths chteaqo 7ttauH4.
LA8ALLg, H., Bert. 15-ARnNEp ny RtvEp-
Nothing.
DzeAngzp-rrop City Of Peosis, will a1cursiou
party TO Peru from Ottawa.
raa.Ep lN1o CAsAl--,rrop Illlnoia, from Loctport:
tst9s No. I, with 1a3sa coal for Chicago; Gold lsod,
Light, for Utics.
PAssrD our-Baseo No. .. from Lock II, lo.ded With
ea9o, lol1sa With humber for Peru; pror City Of
Peoria, witt. peru excursion party from Ottawa.
Twelve feot nvu inchss Ut water on the !tersiil Of
Lock Is.
DR1puEronr, Eert, t5.-AnKtvrp- Morning Light,
otsAVt, g. 40 hu corn hsn. Sherman, Morris. O. o.
port, 1854 bu oatt, h5o brls tlnHF.
co1E.n.DT,.rfs y: noas 90 ,amr;
4s2lstt lumber. 70 shing u too ath Lev1.han,
fara. 50 ,y4Q II lumber prop ficor peoria 491o4 It
lumber 2.o 70 n shtnslos, 1..oa iA,h olgs Qusea.
as lumber, =, 200 Iah; Gayuga, oekport. 3D. 40 tt
lumber, = N shinQea, li.tto lash; prop King
brothers, Wilmington, 10 IN lumber
MISCELLANEOUS.
Capt John rddgron, of Detroit, dtsclaIms having
beeu part In tbs prop Equinox The tug q.
R.oos left Datro1s Monday with stesmpuup busEd
for Tho barge g. Clair ashore Falrport. g. Tho
sehr Timothy. Batter haa received st.7oo ro-
ar Tho i.fes With load ., coal. ~: -.
Ihs steward Of tho bark Chicago Hoard Of Ttada de-
nes that hs sser atAted thst he knew anshng aeout
ths hoEa IN Gle wxteFcloaot ripcr n will be by
the following from tbs Cleveland Lfader: at would
seem though the matter Of tho sinking Of The 0hi
ssso Hoard o! Trade would neysF 10 aetsed. 1t has
bsen beiorp tho public much lAtely, that they
gcttiIR absolutely tick OF It. Now camcs steward
John Conway who says that no hoes wc.o punched In
knows noshing abont tho 1n.ttrl II viii 10 III nrder
now fos atatsuen.s from other parties neres.ed and
&oe tie laxk month tie matter will probably Le at4rfed
70 - 70 sasn xeFsa than tie cargo shs Lad In her
, 1875-09-16

fata rosnts There IL plenty Of eot1 TO 80 forward.
,nd the docks hrc full ri vsssrla waiting thar tnfn
fhe ro1l.chnt,a Tno A,,sH rates ara aot 'Hfsht 10
b. petn,an nt nni II at PthteAt 4tcatt 10
ie4 ~hetl1sr they will 10 higher or loHsta
, 1875-09-16
Ladies' Seminary, Is & II Sleldgl.st

Thirteenth year op",ls 9ept. 1s. sntrrnr adSani-
nsrn IN r%sry department. Cla..tcAl, Engah. European
sna Nusfal lui.s cltcr for either oalitse, far
Hee"tet f'rancllts. the study Of Art alone. Rare
Opportunities in tlc itculiug and Elo~ntion ClasssA
under tToE. E. st. i,WrlI WHO will niso form I'ri
T7te Cl1as for ads. not ~o+usrted with tho nft!tu-
tioIi, LFht'nn r,'!re: h,ilang1 anplc. and al the
appointments for dlher trEr.slur t4s rupils
AsirIAAAs1 AIa4 GHI.1a ITinripa,
, 1875-09-16
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL hND DEPARTURE 0P TRAM

Fhr1AraTtoy 0f 1terrnE"c': MAnxs.-r Saturday u
Hte knud4y At B:fy =, nj. I DAILY,
, 1875-09-16

CHICAGO ! NORTHWESTERN Rl,le9sn
nrks tYi-s l.,ht.ml. N 44f aud IA rnna1.
A.. <arn.r Aid4soast and nt Ls dspott, ''~'"
, 1875-09-16

THE CCTn CERT CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
St. Lonin, No.. will oJen Setd. H. In connection with
Mrs. EuRen1a t7 hkefts Seminary for Young tA.e<.
Instruction tfa.c*Rli in Ill trAnchet. thsoEtteA
wcll practical. oandctel uiou European systenn.
Terms moderate f"s circulars. cont+ning all !ntar
rl.sioa, sdlsess ARTHUR J. CRESEOLD, Director,
Sixteenth au4 I1ue--sts, ". Louis. No.
, 1875-09-16

spsetas Dspdaeh 10 4As tA faav ft.oaa4.
8r. PAU. Mtnn., bept. l5.-Tle attendance ut
ths state Fair, second day, has bssu limited BY
ooasinusd threatening weA&hAr In ths morning,
, 1875-09-16

Two Performances Daily, Grand succeNs and
Ksery E.snins and Wednesday snd aaturd4y h1s,nees
o. Montl,}; Tuesd.y fhosaaay .nd ftd.J Asttnsts.
Ir1cesA ets. admits TO Museum and Lcc.ut 1tnon:
, 1875-09-16

!
"A I.st ~ aun psnsef -: Ex. !21 nooa,s 10 a. m.
h. loue Hprinxa.Il Ts5kiI a.pl ~ IN 4 X ~ u
Peor1a, ksotuk 4 Hutiou.1n II 10 nnhn ia r.
f"tfM. ke,,k - itariuxtpu,., a:HIn m ~-p'"- ~ - -
Et.saEo4 Iauae ~ lAEroAa t:E ~ \. III. ahu. m.
tteA9nf !Acoh hA>hn<taT E9. I'll 1:;n H. n
Joliet DHlGlt Acc hun,oi& tim .r a. m 4"ts
, 1875-09-16

ST JOHNS SCHOOL,
U.'s riding and D.y ho,1 for Ynnsl9 Indic. .ud
Children Ncy. THTUU0NE lRyISf} Ii. b., Rlx.nr,
4 West Ilrty-,tcoud VT, New rt,ri. Dr. Irr.ng.4
s,4.a cln's for lhe et,As of the Kar!I,h Inng:tsp
and Literature a. Illustrating hil illustrated by His
tnry. with readings from tie he.t nrhoss nil te.n
In November Ils cAss for tie historical and cttit7t
study Ct thc Fins Arts will trgn Al the t,nse.
The Fall Term bcKns WeiHc~!Ar. Sert. -, 1YsL
For Circulars and lnfotmaton apply a. a!n,st.
, 1875-09-16

LAKE FOREST ACADEMY.
co.lege pupars.ory schoo fcr t''yr. !,u term b.
gins Hspt9 4. H. 6Abls, PRINCIPAL.
JyEsT ESD INSTITUTE, MKs, 4. L.. CApY.
" pyl1sp&l. Nov Haven. Conn. RYRd fur 1srcuiAf.
, 1875-09-16

The next term Of this Institution rill conmeu,-e
Tnirxda5, 17u September. inHtead nj the nth taa
heretofore n16Adl. III consequence If Improvements
not sssmrIttsL For cstAlxues Edlre1s Aias II. n.
HASKELL, ...ria.irA.
, 1875-09-16

Tho contest between tho steam. enKue8 was
participated in BY tho Delaware, Of ,Iuucle
Protection, Of Warsaw; Deflance, Of Defiance.
O.; NoptuHn, Of Huntington, and Champion. Of
Lima, aud was won bv tbs Huntington steamer,
which threE water 226 feet.
Tomorrow tho 3-.ninute ttotting race and g.
mile running raeo will tYko place
, 1875-09-16
EDUCATIONAL,
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
Family and LAY School.
MISS M, LOUISE PUTNAM
Will "itn Y" tnth ,nsr of ter rchoo, At her ress-

dcac'+ No. 0H Mnrlborou1h-st., DoAtun,
slaseAtl.i:A<Ik. ~ ~. ~. 1t7E.
Rrf"-a hY ftrniss!7n - h.r t,ryn rjrh i.er. 1]nn
jana y. Paddock, r.. D.. Ea-tn! Il Ma..a .huxstta:
thi. ~ ttlHh. .H'r. +. u. ln'F'nn H. H., Etshon IT
C'ntf,f Sr~ f'srE I'm. wn. u, - artp S.s Ynrki
Her. 4. r. rea.od:,, u. H.. Har>at'!I:nnpr+Hy.
Circulars rnay t@' ohiAluss! " adtr4 -inx uias t..
ham.
UNION COLLEGE OF LAW
0t IT." EhiSctE:ty =! Chsrago, a7d the nthw-strru
Lh!sEr'itt. 1Hr It's sertnd nj Ii lnI H+u4.nfa
L,.tHtth Na'r+ t;.arttry Jrnntisl, A,,i I",ii Ia"
1nag: H,o.h anil ftofA. b"rsp~ an Meyer. sa,lgl,t
fur hoHrs r, ard u la~ytrs 1cr:nrti In thls C-
'"go st stss Re-: le. e",r'n !y I'r t'ava tn Melt
csi Jnrierr"denc TIE tlftl. X. u. 1n5d. Ebsitcr IF
tie Statutes, IL s!4+ IN hr FnIt* fhf thr coming
ycIr, Kcoirra ssIt. H. Trrus <19 ler ytar Of l,.o
months. Npotna .'tM n ths H.r. fnr eIt.lague-,
rte. address V. u. nfSHi1W, Secretary. 10 Tribune
NnifIiag. CAtCARq LII.
, 1875-09-16

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RA1lHpsa
Dtp& u Lae.st.. judiaaa-uF. un2 StIttr1th.,t
ant tunafaHd Si1t<nt+-'s. T4ekss Qa<A, ~ cy1ykt,
aud at dSt6ta
, 1875-06-05
ArgaI advertisements.
-~-o-ouo,-oo-o-o-oSoo
Application to Sell Real Estate.

In The Pr0JGic Court Of ITdiid IPGiLd County, Fash
ing Territory
Ir tie Mater of the Estate Of EDWIN II. PHIL
BROOK Deceased
GITATION.-It appearing to the Court by the peti-
" ton presented aud filed in this Court by CARO-
LrSE 4. pHiLBRooK, the Administrative of the ES-
tate of EDWIN VI. PHILBROOK, deceased pray
iu, for an order for the sale OF Real Estate that
necessary sell portion of the Real Estate belong
ing TO said Estate redeem certain mortgages upon
the Real Estate OF sad Estate.
1t is ordered by the Court, That TUESDAY, the
Sth day OF June, 1879, being day Of the adjourned
term OF the regular April term OF 1873 Of this Court
at eleven o'clock, in the forenoon OF sad day. at the
Court House, III the sail city and county of Walla
Walla be and the same Is hereby appointed for the
hearn, Of said petition; and that all persons inter
eStc the said Estate appear before the sad Probate
Court on that day and hour, to SHOW cause, if any
there be- why order shOuli not be granted 10 the
SAIL Administrator in said petition prayed for.
And that copy Of this order be published al least
four successive weeks, prior 10 the hearing Of said
petition, in the Walla Walla STATESMAN a weekly
newspaper printed and published in sad city and
county and that personal service OF this order lie
made upon GABoIISE 4. PHILiHiuuK, the SURVIVING,
WIFE, anl AURA and EDwIS NJ. PHlLBEoOE, the minor
children of said EDWIN NJ. PTIILBROOK, deceased
Dated WtIla Walla, April y, 1875
r. GUICHARD,
Iroiata .Iudora
, 1875-06-05
Application to Sell Real Estate.

In the ProJrts Court of WGllq Wdad County, HASH
iDgion Territory.
IN he Matter Of the Estate gi JOHN C. HAMILTON,
Dsr"TSrd.
CTTATION.-It appearing 10 the Court by the peti-
~ tiOn presented and filed in this Court by JusFPH
l. u llIILTUS, Administrator of the Estate Of JOHN
G. HAMILTON, GeceIsel, prayin, for order of
sale Of real estate, that 1t Is necessary sell certain
Real Estate, belonging; SAID Estate, TO releem
tain nOrtg cages upon sIid property
1t is ordered by the Court that TUESDAY, the
Sth day of june \. d. 1875, being day of the ad-
oUrnel term OF the regular April term, lS7j OF this
Court, at tie hour ot one O'Clock, NJ OF sad day
at the Court Room of sad Probate Court, IL the
Court House Il the sad city and county of Waila
Walk, be and the Is hereby appointed for the
hearing of sand petition; and that all persons inter-
estei in the said Estate appear before the SAID Pro
bate Court that day and hour to show cause, if
any there be, why order should not be granted 10
the sad Administrator in said petition prayed for
1t further ordered, that service OF this citation he
made on parties unknown or nOn-residents by publ
cation OF this order in the Walla Walla ST
weekly newspaper printed and published in the city
and county OF Walla Walla, Washington Territory
for four successive weeks prior 10 sIid Sth day Of
June, 1873.
Dated Walla Walla, May 7th, 1873.
L. GUICHARD,
% I'm Probate Jui.aa
, 1875-06-05
NOTICE FOR DISTRIBUTEON
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ! CO
County Of !idliG WGliG, ''


IN PROBATE-In the matter of the Estate of
L ALEXANDER Mckay, de,s=tsed
On reading and filing the petition of JAMES Nc
AULIFF, the Administrator of the Estate of AL
EXANDER Mckay, deceased, setting forth that he
has filed his final accOunt such Administrator il
the matter Of said Estate and that the same has been
duly audited allowed ard confirmed and that por
ton of sad Estate remains 10 be divided among the
heirs of said deceased, and praying among other
things for order of distribution of the residue OF
said Estate among the persons thereto entitled.
1t is ordered, that all persons interested in the
Estate Of the said ALEXANDER MCKAY, deceas-
ed be and appear before the Probate Court of sad
county of Walla Walla. in the city of Walla Walla,
the county seat of said county OF Walla Walla, on
WEDNESDAY, the lst day of September, 1875, at
the hour of 10 O'Clock NJ. II said day then and there
10 show cause why order OF distribution should
not be made of the residue of the sad Estate among
the heirs of the said ALEXANDER MCKAY de-
ceased, according 10 law.
1t Is further ordered that service of this citation he
made on parties unknown nOn-residents, by pubi-
cation of this order in the Waa WaIla STATESMAN,
a weekly newspaper printed and published II the
city and county of Walla Walla, Washington Terri
tory for four successive MONTHS prior said ls day
of September, 1873
] Dated Walla Walla, May lst, 1875.
R. GUICHARD,
a3-lm Probate Judge.
, 1875-06-05

PETITION FOR AID The following petit
ton for aid has been handed the editor of the
STATESMAN, and with it a list of those who
have subscribed literally toward the relief OF
the afflicted petitioner:
Whereas, 7, LAzAKUS DEY, having on or
about July 1st, 1874, located at Los Angeles,
California, on Rancho Don Bruito and being
unable to longer pay for water at the rate OF
81 50 per hour. am desirous OF finding
more favorable locality, and having read one
of the Walla Walla immigration pamphlets,
have concluded 10 cast my lot among You,
providing Won can from your well known
plentiful stores assist poor Immigrant L
am a good man, and a member of the church
in good standing. For reference, see Santa
Barbara church, '' or any other man.