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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-04

JACKSON AND SHERIDAN.-Whe hen
General Jackson assumed the defense
of New Orleans he put the city I'M
der martial law. Nor did he relax
any of its severity after his great vic
tory over the British. He received
the news of the treaty of peace be-
tween the two countries, but for pru-
dental reasons continued the mar
tial law. He arrested private citizen
and held him under military author
ity. Judge Hall issued a writ of hd-
bedS corpus, but Jackson not only
refused to recognize it but sent a
guard of soldiers to escort the Judge
outside the city limits. A few days
after civil authority was restored
Judge Hall returned, and summon
ed General Jackson before him to
show cause why he should not be
punished for contempt, &c. First,
in his arrest of a private citizen; sec
ond, in his refusal to recognize the
writ issued: third, in his unlawful
expulsion of the Judge. Jackson
claimed that all his acts were founded
on public necessity. His defence
was not sufficient for the Judge, who
was trying his own case. He was
fined 81 900, which he promptly paid
out of his own pocket. Years after
the payment, the fine was RENTED
by Congress on the ground that Gen.
Jackson acted in the interest of the
public good and for the public safety.
The Democrats, who now denounce
General Sheridan for doing less than
Jackson did, should remember that
every stone cast at him is one thrown
at the hero of New Orleans, one OF
the patron saints of Democracy.
Sheridan, like Jackson, has the firm
ness to do hIS duty, and the enemies
of law and order i'll Louisiana would
do we'll to recognize this trait in his
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-04
To THE LADIES.
COME AND BE HEALED.

1t matters not what your troubles may be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case.
1t will cost you nothing for consultation, so
please call and satisfy yourselves whether the
Doctor understands your case. If he can cure
you he will tell you so ; if not, he will say SO,
for he will not undertake a case unless he is
confident of effecting cure.
, 1875-08-07
Machine Raefrx

The machine Is again in running order, aid vi.
the nrst turn OF the crank out came the following
A BAD DREAM.
Last night We were i'll and We swallowed e pill.
Which We thought would relieve our pain;
When our teeth they did chatter to hear loud elatter
And the sound of the watchmsn's cane.
We jumped out Of bed and put out our head
To see what wss rushing past
As the charters pale ghost with phantorn= host
Swept BY on the midnight blast.
With hasgard looks policeman Brooks
Cane hurrying on in the rear;
To the shadowy crowd he called aloud,
While his voice seemed 10 auak. with fear
" By this star on my breast do you arrest
For disturbing the peace, say; :"
But the shostly throng laughed loud and long.
We are dead and you'll get no pay"
" You have no right to that star so bright -
Then he cried, as they aei in disorder.
" III have my due or this city III sue
In the court Of the new recorderr'
Here the machine came 20 stand. and for a time
it looked though it had ground out its last stnza
Thus it remained until the name Of the tail end Of
the UHion was meDtionei, when it forthwith started
of with the following home THIRST:
THE BRAND OF CAIN.
man that besrs the brand OF Cain
Upon his guilty brow,
Instead Of slanderiny koaes. men,
His face III shame should bow
An accusing shadow, dark and dread,
Pursues him every where;
There's sw' I'd OF vengeance Ger his hsad,
Suspended BY hair
Here the machine went OFF IN Il whirl, rnutteriug
something about Shyster Ross, the % Dutch bar
b-r," paper holder" etc, none of which We have
the leisure 10 ira. scribe
, 1875-08-07

A RACE PROPoSITION.-The editor of the
B..krr City DGRaCgat is authorized by Messrs.
RosS & Lamar 20 make the following propo-
~ition: That they will match their horse,
Tom Benton, against the Sturgill horse,
Wild Weasel, for single dash of a half mile,
or half mile heats, between this time and the
Goth day OF September. 1915, for $500 cash
and 500 IN American horses at disinterested
cash valuation "a side And if the owners Of
Wild Weasel will 20 to Wslla Walla and
run the race and get beat, that Ross l. Lamar
will pay them Si00 i'll coin, for expenses, and
the proprietor Jf the track at Walla Walla
vii! give a purse of 800 for the horses to
run for over his track; or, Russ Il Lamar
will go to the La Grande track and run the
race if the owners Of Wild Weasel will pay
them $i00 for expenses, if Tom Benton gets
beat. Ross & Lamar say they mean business,
and - will put up, or shut up" Since writ
formed us that they will match their horse,
Wild Weasel against Tom Benton, for 500
cash. aside. and run the race over the Baker
City track, and that the track will give 500
TO each horse, and the SiuryIil Brothers Will
live to r. s. & Lamur 500 IN coin for ex-
p-ns,s. if VIVID Wrass.l beats Tom Benton
or, they will run on the La Grnnde track
each one paying heir own expenses.
, 1875-08-07
.ynsc,- 1,.y>S,S BEAD.

NASHVILLE, July 3l.-The following dis
patch addressed to the agent Of the associated
press is just received
KNOXVILLE. July 31--S. natOr Johnson
died at $50 this af ernoOn.
(SigDed.) DUNCAN.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. The death
Of Andrew Johnson Mt 2:30 This morning is
NOW confirmed He desired that his winding
sheet be the flag of his country.
WAsmNGToN, July, 3l.-Secretary Fish,
now i'll New York. has been informed uf the
death of ex- President Johnson. Il is custom
ary on the decease of an tex president to
issue an executive order announcing the
event and directing the departments to be
drap,d in mourning, and that during the fu-
neral all public business be suspended.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 1.-As q mark of re-
su..c, 10 ex- President Johnson, The flag WIS
at hnlf-mast from the staff over the music
stand of the executive mansion, and from
various public buildings in he city.
, 1875-08-07
FOR DISTRIBUTION.
IEERrDoEY OF WksRISGros, o.,
Cca2ig cf WGlld ITdHd. 49,


N PEOBATE-In the matter of the Estate ~
ALEXANDER MCKAY. deceased
On reading anil fling the petIti,,ii Of JAMES Nc
AOLltF, the Administrator uf the state of AL
tAANbER MCKAY. decets d, setting firth that h..
has MED hls tina accOnnt SucI Administrator II,
i!e matter VI SId Estate nJ that the same has been
duIy auiI.7d, al owel ard ooufrrnef and tta. por-
tIou Oi st'I Estate remains 10 b dvI;et among the
hears Of SAID dec a-ed, AMI praying, among othe-
things tr an order OF distribution OF the residue o.
sail tSiAte among the Persons thereto eutitld
IL u or -erei, tlat all persons inter, sted in th.
Estate OF The stIi ALEXANDER Mckay deceas-
Ti, Be and appear before the Prubate Court of sad
county Of Wala Walla. In the city of WAla WslIa.
the connty seat Of said county of Nalla waIla on
WEDNESDAY, the lSt day of September 1875 II
the hour Of 10 O'cuck ot said day ,Len and Their,
70 show ciuse why order OF distribution should
not be made Of the residue Of the SAIL Estate among
the hens nf the said ALEXANDER MCKAY. de-
CeESe! according to law.
II Is further ordered that of this citation b,
made on parties unknown non-resilents by publ
tstlOB Of thus order IN the MalIa Walla SIATssN,N
a weekly newspaper printed ard published In tho
cliy and county Of NWlla Waila, Washington Tern
ty, hG four successive months prior 70 said lst day
% September 1875
Dated Walla Walla, May Ist, 1873
&-im K. GUlCHARD, Probate Judge
, 1875-08-07
A,J1. :, cSc c;;,; &c -c::..rte
District Court suIn:nonS

TERRITORY OF FASRIEGToy,
C0slgy gf IT,riiu-tc,slla IS.
IN Tx DtsTte Court ef the PTGi JsdieIai Ds.5ies
BdShIHct0a TeyTifery.
ADnIE PUSPELLY. Plaintiff ~ JAMES E. z. Pr-,s-
PsLLg, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Tn
JAMES E. b PUNPELLT, Defendant: You an,
e4eoy 10 appear II action brought against
you oy AoDIE PuMrELLY, Plaintir, in tie Uis,rir,
Seurt OF fhe eEst Judicial District Of wsshingsp;.
AS4riIory LoAiing terms at the City Of Hsl!a Walls
IN an ioT tie 1'1ontieSc Of Waa WalA and Whitman
10 answer The conipAInt OF 2 aintId died In Wai!a
ala couL1y, within twenty days after the serys,
OF hls suInncLs exclusive Of the day of service II
not served ~ sad county, but in said District. IA
thnty Gays o rwise within sixty davs or The --id
FlAintr VIII take judgment against YOU by de.enI.
according 10 the prayer Ct tie complaint
: he ssi acton l. brought 70 Obtain 2 civnrce IN
the ground OF cruel treatment and FIR the c.todxof
tfaElss l. fumpeily zni John ID Pumreliy minor
chllren, aud change Of name and tor tS0 attorey,'
ices and Tor costs And YOU are hereby ne, "a .la.
uDess you appear and answer the said Complaint a
above required, the prayers Of the Plaintiff viii %
granted
Ordered published in the walla Walla Sr,rKsuSx
Tor SIX successive weeks Order dated June a. ISIS
Witness the Hon ). c. WINsARD, Judge OF
the District Court Of the Eust Judicial
L. 81 District Of Washington Territory, and the
Seal "t said Court affixed, tins Sth day of
May, A. D. lS75
\. REEVES AYpES, Clerk.
CATION s NASH,
ATTORNEY. for Plaintiff ~ -
, 1875-08-07

A VALIANT OFFICER - Under the
ahov, caption ih,rr appears III the -H0'o'tam
Se7:aei # he 3ls, ul'., hat pr"fessts to be
"A rrIEiie account of the occurrence that
rook place nt Camp Harry some time slnce'
md ia v hich Col 0is-WhO IL now III cum
mand If Forr Wnlla Walla-is charged with
hru,nlIy beating " Il lady of more than aver
age ability. the cause being difference ot
religious belief We think our oo'-mporary
has been premature and unjust III his chill
cism that be- had much better have waited
I'll the circumstances attending the assanif
If here was one) were brought out III eVi
dence before proper tribunal, before he gave
70 The public Il Que sided account OF the occur
renee We brlieve that the facts that VIII De
produced at the trial, will exonerste Col oiis
from any acrIon unbecoming gentleman
and soldier. And in this connection We
r,ay add, that in this locality the statement
meets with no credenee whatever
, 1875-08-07

IN NEVADA, if man can get largely and
promiscuously into debt. he stands good
chance for office. His creditors vote for him
in the hope that he will pay up. The same
dodge has been tried here in Walls WalIa
county, but the impecunious ousses after
they got offices tailed to fork over
, 1875-08-07

Bishop HATCH. of Oneida county, Idaho,
has Teen indicted on the charge of having
too many wives. AT the next term of the
District Court it will be for the grand jury to
inquire into the case of Robert Nj. Smith, of
the Union, who for number of years has been
living in open violation Of the la@.
, 1875-08-07

conveying to me the LANDS Hereinafter described,
III {. ust Or the several use and benefit Of the nhLhi
tInts of sad City, according rleir respective inter
cts rs provided b. the ." Act Of Congress of March
81, 1867 for the Relief of the Inhabitants OF Cities
and Towns upon the Public Lands - sIil also, the
- Act of Congress Of the 2ith OF April, ls2O''
AND WHEREAS, The Legs ature OF the Terri
tory Of IiahO by " An Act u Provide for Survey,
Plotting and disposal OF the Land IN the City OF
Lewiston, Nez PeToe County Idaho Territory pursu-
ant 70 the JuIte1 States Statutes male ami Pro
vii-l," approved January Sth, A D., 1873, pre-
scrIiri tie ntHner IN which said uust slail he
cxs,:teI
Now, the etOTc, in pursuance of AMI by virtue Of
sad statutes, hereby notify AMI require All persons
Claiming Land within tie 6Ouuiaries designated IN
slli patent to Present tlGrir claims therefor, IN
Office in rhe s'rid CITY OF lewiston within sixty days
OF the publication OF this notice.
The Land described III sad Patent IS follows ::
The Lots numbered three AMI four OF SctlOn SIX,
Township tlIrty-fiYe, North OF Range II We West; and
lots NUM- erel one and two of Section one, Town
ship thIrtyfve, North of Range SIX West; an the
South halt OF the Southwest quarter AMI the Lots
numbered five and seven of Section tiIirt y-One, IN
Township thirty-SiN, North OF Range dye West !;
and the East half of the Southeast quarter and the
LOIS numbered aud two except the grant 70 the
heirs Of Robert Newell d-ce4s a. OF fTeacres IIi five
bundre1ths Of AN acre, three AMI four OF Sectlon
thIrty-sIN, IN Township tbIrty-Six, NOrih OF Rang
Sax West, ia the Dtrc: OF LInis subject 20 sale At
Lewiston. Idaho Territory, tanning nv hundred
and siNty-one acres AMI enty-oue-huHtre!tl !tls OF
acre according 10 the Official pats Of the Survey
Of s;i i Lands.
Published this I2th day of June, A D. 1873.
HENRY W. STANTON,
Mayor of the City OF Lewiston,
of Iiahp
, 1875-08-07

Col. OrIs. in command at Fort Wslia
WnIla. hns gone 10 Canyon City, to at'en"
H. August term Of the District Court. Ooi'
Oris' busiu.-ss before tie Court is to meet the
charge of having assaulted laundress en-
y: we'd in one of the comparys Il, Fort har
n,y. \ Wild statement in relation I'd 'hiS
charge is referred TO elsewhere, and from In
formation iii our possession we are sa'isneu
that the authors and disseminstors oi the
charge will yet hang their heads IN shame
, 1875-08-07

COLUMBIA RIVER IMPRovEMENTs.-lbe
Oregon democratic convention in their pis'-
form enhdied resolution in favor OF lock
ing and daming the Columbia River at the
Dailes and Cascades. The surveys already
made show that these improvements can be
made q, a COS, not TO exceed 81 10000
These distinctions are les formidable than
WAS supposed, and instead 81 costing 60
600. 900, ss WAS at first computed, II Is now
sscertained that the Improvement can %
maio for half that sum.
, 1875-08-07

CALVIN B. MCDONALD is making the
Portland BslLtis a live paper, and, promises
to make it paper worthy the commercial
emporium of the Northwest coast
, 1875-08-07

I.xps Our farmer friends
So'R'''' y. rat scarcity of farm hands,
onp.a'a % ING compelled to work al
n'ny o, ,, ,-,.r .,4arauoe in order to make up
n % n. limited force
, 1875-08-07

REEUILnING-The burnt district in the
town of Weston il rapidly being rebuilt in
more substantial manner than heretofore.
, 1875-08-07
Probate Notice.

II THE PROBATE COURT, waIla walla coun-
L y, Washington Territory: The unieTsgnel has
been appointed By said Court Administrator of tho
Estate of JOHN SENG. deceased. All persons hav-
ing Claims AGAINST sand Estate hereby notified 10
present the 10 the Undersigned with the
siry vouchers required by Law, at his residence,
yellow Hawk Creek Ia WalLa Walh county, within
one year Of the date Of tins notice. or be thereafter
barreI. MELCHIOR KIRCHNER,
Administrator.
WaIIs WalIa June 18th lS15 2g-iW
, 1875-08-07
Sheriff'S Sale of Real Estate,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuapr.
~ OF decree OF foreclosure order of sale and iui-
ment, issued out Of the District Court of the Fust
judicial District of Washington Territory. holding
terms 1t " ALA Maa cty, tor the counties OF WalLl
" Malla aud Whitman, IL 4 certain action therein
pen ling. wherein IL NHV u CHASE was Plaintiff aud
JoHS WELCH and VI RGARLT NiLCH were Defend
ants which said decree order Of sale and Judgment
wtS rendered IN sand acton the 18th day of No
veEher, 1874 favor of said Plaintiff and against
sali DEFENDANTS for the sum OF Twelve Hundred and
Twenty-Five Dol and Fifty cents Gold Com with
Intcr's 81 thereon the rate Of three Der cent Der
month"; IN Gold Com from said date until paid aud tbs
further sum Oi One HUNDRED and twenty-five Dollars
ami IweDty-tSo cents, Gold Coin, Attorneys
fees IN SAID action, AMI the Of Twenty Dollar.
AMI Fifty cents. costs Of suit
Now, therefore, by virtue of said decree of fore
closure, order OF sale and judgment and IN pursu-
ance thereof, 4 certified cory OF which has been duly
lssue! out Of, ami under the seal of SAID Court and
10 inA directed and delivered l will 10 satisfy sIhi
decree OF foreclosure, order Of sale and Judgement
Sail interest and ensts, ana all increased oOSts,
on SATURDAY, fhe 7th day of August,
1875 At the Court House door, IN the City of Wslls
NlsS, eoonty ct Nala HAlla and Territory Of Wash
IuStOn, at the hour Of two O'Clock, p NJ, of said
day, sell AZ Public Auction 10 the highest bidder
for told Com, the moTtgaged premises in sad
decree order of sale and judgment, mentioned and
described as follows, to-wIt: Those certain tracts
pireys parcels OF land sitnate lying and being in
the county Of Nalla haila Terrirory Wasi ington
and particularly described rs follows: 1.-The south
haif Of the southeast quarter Of section ten O and
the east quarter of the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter OF sad section ten lOl and the
northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter OF section
ten, To- and the west halt OF the southwest quarter
Of section elryen. I'D and the southeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter Of section eleven, IL all In
to- nsl:Ip seyen - north s. o: the Wi
EmCtte IA 'TIdan. containing Two Hundrel and Fifty
aere much thereof as will be necssary 70 sat
isfy sad Judgment, with interest attorneys fees and
all costs
Given under my hand this 9th day of July, 1875.
GEORGE F. THOMAS,
SleriF Of HGiId FI,ia County, W. r
d / sHARPsTEIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff Sl-td
, 1875-08-07

OREGON PoILTICs.-The independents hold
their State convention at Salem on Tuesday
next. The republican convention meets the
following day.
, 1875-08-07

I,,r. Esq, our Dayton agent
!. u h-' 3 seven new subscribers,
.cui. u 'ns Da 18th the cash, We shall en-
.sor,oir5 .,,, s'fs tn. '' favor Of our friends,
, 1875-08-07
Htr.axed or stolen.

Two LARGE BAY HORSES, TWELVE YEAHS
L old bran1ed on tie left shoulder with : u ana
an anchor attached When last seen we're lew
T1Iles northeast OF Walls Walia aoo1t a n'..tn ago
vii 0iye fye dollars 20 any person who will bring
them tome OF let me know wbere they are
a. In. GEORGE DACRES.
, 1875-08-07
New StyIe. just Received.
Take. for the Year 1875
InseDendent Convention.

>-oIICE-The Independents of UmatiiIa County,
v Oregon Will Heer n Their Respective prean . ON
S.TJrRDAY. Juiy 3Ist at O'Clock P -, and elect
Dslel.re, 70 the C4un:y COnv-nt.on, 70 be Lelf 81
PendI.Top. on MONDAY, August q, at o'e ock, P
f1r the-purDOs- Of eiertlnS nE5 DS.eys.es = L.e
August 10Th. 1875 'S4
, 1875-08-07

READERS Disguise rs TOO fhin'
A L'pl . familiar, and if the imPosi-
The 'T'.,fs nun attempted, exposure will surely
,l5u = ss'--
, 1875-08-07

rn. .ity ,rs..o1.' wa. out in tn. ths carly early
TIE e.. cry r..k prlllins licenses but found
part OF '"S ", l,,s article somewhat limited
,5s dem'n' y, ,;,.1 Of b-ing swindled with
4a' YEN = n he color Of law.
, 1875-08-07

,,rqvbo lost iaokas' OF the 'hFS'
n'sDi''as, e.. where he is duly installed as
y. I.,...ar.in-cbiet -----
, 1875-08-07

y--,. hNcE LAw.-Now that suffi
,,~n --s eapord 10 allow Of H full dis
-. :, hazard nothing in .sving ,hn,
ne, = MY Of the crrrlers In this county
Q.;,.. .,,'' 10 The proposed no-fenes law.
s-a1"' lumber who AT FIST blush favored
1s. upon TrhvcIiOn have changed
Il. .... ,,.''' aad are how found amons tn,
,..,... I've q, oPPonya,s Of the Innovation. r.
II. - '1's "e r,quire mixed indus
ssies..,- -''os 10 make it pay, will re-
IA. ., /, only he cultivation Of the osrsaIs
as n, y. associated pursuit of stock rails
gs.,, - :, through the wesre,n States !. -. ,na
e,s. r,r,. N, seems to be particularly adopted
4-,o11" o11"'yg,nameIy. careful cuI,;va,;ou
,2,,5o, and, -aa At III, same tine the raisius
% .,.' ,r,a. cattle in limi,ed numbers, Thu.
lily Is' 5.'o, toT stock RANCHES Of ,wsD,r ,r or
a...n.,, ,-'1''nd acres, but for stuck raisi,,s
aa,1a .,'a scale it hn, no SUPERIOR and rh.
70 s',s Rus, low ra Is that for all time to come
' sa5ain 55eIain an important t branch AZ Jb"s q.
, 1875-08-07
NOTICE.

lIY WIFE LAURA J. BAKER, having lon my
u he'd and board without any just cause or Provo
cation this X 10 notify the public that VIII no-
lr.fter nav any hills or debts of her contracting
DATED al Yakima City. W. T., this 18th daZ %
, 1875-08-07

'''', ...l ,be appointment Of Justice OF
b. E''''' -, uiu at once qualify. judge
'ng thorough business man. and
" '..''. ,, nrap TO attend promptly TO any
o'a i' t.,,r ,5,, =, NAV bp placed in his hands.
, 1875-08-07
Q a U II L O N 1.

THE UNDERSIGNED cautions all persons against
1 CREDTTTNG ANY ONE On HIS ACCOUNT,
a. from and after this date determined Cnly 20
pay such claims as contract In person No one Il
authorizsl to contract debts make purchases IN
nv name and IN all such cases will refuse pay
uent- J. G- EESNlUEEHoLI-
W.Tra WaTIa Nav 2s 1875. 2SzT
, 1875-08-07
Notice.

r HEREBY NOTIFY AND WARN AL AL fEn IN
l - nj to rust my son, J. W HoLA5
IVLPDS on rov ac.sD!Irt As Will not be r-siS'7-'
fg dsb:s contracted By hun Aftsz tlis a+s1sr.RDs a+ss
r-sN"
lima 9Th ISIS.
, 1875-08-07
The =. norranza for All.

Iu,aiids, by nervous debility, desirOns Of again
faI;,,,, the yGor of health and vim of system should
tie a few bottles of DR. HENLEY's CELEBRATED /
X. l.. BIrTERs. fire one bottle Is t ken thel viii
feel the dawn of restoration, o returning health
No clse Of dyspepsia, ndIgestr n, loss OF HpPetite
rhsuu,,ri,r kidney or liver disease has Teslst-1
its restorative power Every part OF the human sys
TEN requires aud should receive sustenance snd sup
mort from the strnurh, regulated by the liver. II
the stomach cannot supply :he ament required, th-
xIoIe system lsnguishes. Fortify your organs Of
life with th,se tiers and in few days you Will feel
ynnr hole system invi GRATED for every disease
arising fonr soraered liver, oHach OF bowels, 1t
is invaluable it will revive your shattered system
n within res.ch If they value health ana ease S-m
, 1875-08-07

,..y Fvp-The e~cnPader Of a young
.n.r,.n, norrc~d IN the STATESMAN OF
IA. 1,. week. sad.i in marriage and the recon =.
s'l.'' -, ,.., the excl ,marion of the happy
sal'l's- -, n. conclusion Of the ceremony
, 1875-08-07
LETTER EESE.

LII TX Esk~E.
List of advertised letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending August 9th, lS7j
WIN. Arbuthnot, Wm. II. Chase,
Cias. Cornell, Raphiel Dixon,
Jas w Ellis, George Gill, ,
Pendleton B. Gray, F. ". Hnnna,
John Z. Jones' Mrs Jane Marsh,
Mrs. Mary Mccoy, Mrs. Emma Sargeat,
Mrs. Is. G.. Smith ?. H. Stuart
Archibald Taylor, F. VI Vanienahe,
Ms. Daniel F. Viles, Francis H Weiles,
Miss Fanny l. Wright
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
John White Allen, Miss May Banister,
Adophus McClaine Ben Ray,
4. Roman Il Co., Col Z. : Smith,
Mat Taylor.
Persons calling for the above letters viii please say
Advertised" c. L. SNTI, ?. VI.
, 1875-08-07
4 i"vrx,KIaN "ns r ANDF.KRIER,
rNDERTAKER

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE
I-rnFRSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
h5 - The public that be now has on hand sI.I
= OF oFFISS, which he VIII sell Il eFe'i!
redueso JHE HEAIsSE
s of the finest this side OF San Francesca ~i'eH
Is ons On - =, de nublie free of charge.
Is -roraptly attended % by leaving them a.
my re.nsnc, =" JOHN PICKET.
Ti<tf
, 1875-08-07

Iu,nerfant. Endorsed by the Medical profes-
.;o, DR- WM. HALLS BALSAM FOR TIE
I1rNGS cnres Coughs Colds d Consumption, and
-, i;.,sas ,f .h.. Throat and Chest. DR. TOWN
ST.EY'S TOUTHACHE ANoDYNE cures in one
SnyIrrF 10y
, 1875-08-07
NOTICE TO The INHABITANTS
OF THE
CITY Of lewiston, Idaho Territory.
UNITED STATES A PATENT

WHEREAS, I, HENRY W. STANTON, NJ
W Of the City OF Lewiston, IIaLo Territory,
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