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, 1875-07-10
Sheriff'S Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That in pursuance
~ OF decree OF foreclosure order OF sale and Jul,.
IIenf, l>sUel out at the District Court O: the Frs:
JuiIcEtl DsJrIrt OF WASN'T gton Territory, holding
terms at Nal a Nalla cIry or the cut-, OF al.
Ndllt HEd Whitman, IN a certain actIDn therein
pen iIHg, herein Max LILIFSIHAL Hni ERNEST r.
LIIf INITIAL were PaIntifI~ AMI john STORY Wa H..
fen Iut, UhIh Sui he re- 0r Ter nf sale auf inls-
ment rendered IN siri action on the aith day
May 1873, III favor OF siIi plaintiffs, and lEiIH,,
StIi ID ieulan:, for the sum OF Five Hum ire,i mi
Iweuty-iuur Dol aTs IN GOi Com with lntrr-s.
thereon at The rate Of one per cent. per month,
Coll Com. from sail date tai rri and tn. further
sum II IhIythree dollars and Fifry-fve cents csts
Of suit.
Now, IN refore, by virtue Of saIi decree Of fore
closure, order OF sal" AMI Judgment and IN pus-u
Hnrr Thereof CrT Iiit7l cory OF which has been dulg
I>SUci ont oi unicr the seal Of sai Court ard
20 lIr""'eI ami delivered will 40 satisfy ~
decree OF foreclosure, order nI sale and juigInent
slIi interest and ,a,siS ani all increased costs,
Ou Monday, Iite I2Gl, day Of July, 1919,
n the Court House door, in the City OF Walla Wala
county OF ALA " ala aant Territory of Washirigtan
aJ the hour Of half past one O'Clock P NJ of Mi
day, s" t Pub lie Auct ion 70 the highest bidder Or
cash, III God Com, the mOfgaged premises IN sal
decree, order of sale and Judgment mentioned AMI
described, tc-wIt That CERTAIN pieC, parcel ur Ii
Of land, situated, lying and beng IN the town Of
NaitSburg, county al WaIia WaIi4 and Terriiorro o.
Nasi lnSt"n commencing At the Northwest corner Of
Lot Number seven, III Block Number ten IN said toR1
OF NatNhu-g, thence running South fifty Il theme
az right angles East, one hundred iret theme r,
Ii=ht angles North, fifty feet thence right angles
" est, one hund ed feet, 10 the place OF L=runBc,
together with all the tenpments helsIitanr.uts aul
aTpurtenan es, TO the same belonging or ape
tanning
Given under my hand this I2th day Of June, Is7{
GEORGE F. THOMAS
ShSTiF Gf H0Hd WdUU County, ~ 7
KENNEDY a GEORGE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff @--i
, 1875-07-10

\ SAD SEQUEL TO THE MARRIAGE OF
GENERAL SHERIDAN.-Captain VIM.
III. Brown. of the Fifth United States
Cavalry, cut his throat with a razor
lately, at 2l West Twenty. seventh
street New York. His age was Ihir-
ty- He told his friend, Colonel W.
G. Rankin, the evening previous, that
he was out of sorts but would soon
be all right again. and invited the
Colonel TO call or BIN again on the
following dag. The Colonel did so
IN company with Mr., Costa, a friend.
and on knocking at the door an indi>-
tlnct and feeble voice said come in
On entering they found Capt. Brown
partially undreS>ed upon the floor,
with deep cash in his throat. Be
sides two razorS lying beside him, be
held in his hand broken gold chain.
He recognized Colonel Rankin at
once and SAID: 1t is no use sending
for a doctor. He can do me no good
1t is all over. have no one 20 1--we
for now He then added - | have
swallowed ring which | wish you 10
get 4 doctor was sent for who
sewed up the wound, and paid him
other necessary attention, but on his
departure the sufferer experienced a
sudden convui>ion, and in his agony
burst open lhe wound, and died soon
after of bemorrhage. Deputy Coro
ner Lee made a post mortem exami-
nation of the body of Captain Brown
who committed suicide. AT the time
he was dying the Captain spoke of
ring he had swallowed. This ring
was found, 1t was engraved: Be
satisfied The story of the ring was
not ascertained, but if rumors be true
he was engnged to a young lady in
New Orleans who has since become
the wife of Phil Wash-
iJIgtOn Star.
, 1875-07-10
Sheri's Sale of Real Estat,

DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF Fnp,,-1
ure, order of sale and judgment i.sne5 Los
District Court of the First Judicial i bs
ington Territory, holding terms at Nall NV nssb
in and for the COUNTIES Of Walla Walls AMI W.Tt e!
in certain cause therein pending wherein Jlas Jtas
HESDFRsoN WAS Plaintiff, and ANDEyw n HaiA /
AIYRS ELMER, HERMAN LEvIsoS and TYol,..+ I'M
were Defendants, Judgment WIS repdar,.5 i'ls's
ection on the 10th day Of May, 1875 an t,,, - ~
Plaintiff, and against SAID Defendant A n ~ Y al
for the sum OF One Thousand Two Fu,,f.tL1 tL1'nz,
Nineteen Dollars gold CON- with Interest ,r a.
the rate OF one per cent per month until - L
the sum of Fifty Dollars gold coin rs -. a.
with the clstS OF said action 'l7s,
Now, therefore by vLtue of said d cree 80.
copy Of which has been duly issued out AZ SS2a'
seal of said Court and to delivered VII -hlss
ON SATURDAY, the 18th day oS,
4 d. 1875, at the Court House door. IN The -
county of Wa IA Walls, " +. at tie -! az
o'clock P NJ, sell to the highest and he,t it-G - q
gold com the mortgagel premises IN sid D.. u
toned and described MS follows, ta-wit. -sa-
The East half of the Southwest quarter n g..
twenty -nine IN Township Numier seven W
Range Number thIrty-slx Est, coutalnipg q - q
acres, 81 uate, lying and heIng, he county ~ NJ
Nalla and territory of Washington. or :, - -
thereof rs will be necessary 10 satisfy SAIL ipl2
with interest, attorney fers and all costs '-17
GIVEN under my hand Ihis 10th day of Iuna A., r
1875. GEORGE +. THOWtS I.
Sheriff Of " ALA Walla C,pn,-
B. L. SHARPSTEIN.
Attorney for Plaintiff ssa
, 1875-07-10

rolOy, 1cih the gloss and freshness Of
gouth. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decayed;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that a new growth of
hair is produced. Instead of fouling
the hair with a pasty sediment, it
viii keep it clean and vigorous. Its
sccasional use will present the HAIR
rom turning gray or falling off,
,nd consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruf, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious SUBJ
stances which make some prepara-
tiOns dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich,
glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared bv DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
, 1875-07-10
the Sis, day of JuIy, Is'%
- = ; F. - \ l. r.
RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED o.; q. q

R1 VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED ol- =
- ..cs Ou. t..r rms JIIIFrEtl OIs ~,
-'.'sh nSton Territory and directed ana - -
-rta, ior Judgment rendered in sad Couri, ol -
weiith day OF May. A D. 1874, IN favor OF DAsL- W,
SIEwARr, and against ALyIS b. RoBERTs d A.L-- -
T. EohFRTs for the sum OF SIX HGnirvd ana =,
Dollars, IN G"i Com, on which judgment ths "a
remains due AMI unpaid the sum Of sl2J %. II
rAn' with interest thereon, from the lita - III
'i'y, slA > nj the rate Of TWO Per cent Ter ii ol
Estate, tG-wIt: Block '' r - IN a. Roberts AdGiIy.-
70 the city OF wallt-wal4 W r; also, the io"rS:2y
a--rTlhet Real Estate, to-wit: Beginning ~ q
- ieet West from the southeast corner oi -
Hiber:s' Addition 10 the city OF Waa- Ealh o. -
south boundary Of sad addition az the sJuIN,i
corner OF piece Of band sold by A g. Robefta =
wife to james Law thence on the East bounls!.
Sain land North, p leg Nest 7e6 feet 10 the -
~ Of Craig street; tharee Eastsrly on the ~.
ine oi Cra street, 100 feet o. les TO ths ".
!lhe OF r bie str Il thence SoutI@Tly On ths t, %
me OF t'se street = the Socth boundary OF - - =
Roberts Addition the West el0 eel Io II ~.
les u the int o. eg.nDing, contain! AZ - :: %
ic IS more cr less ali OF sad Ian :. sItua 2
bang IN "A. b Rob-rts' Addition " b ths -.
) ALA walla, county Of Walla-waila, "sri--7
Territory. Notice Is hereby given that on a
$ATI RDAY. the 3ist day Of Jniy' n
1875, at the hour of half past O'Clock, ?. =
s'-iI day, VIII sell the night, title and mr.
SAID ALVIN B. RoBERIs and MARTHA Z RoBtHt.a1
AMI 20 the above described property, at tns IL
House door. IN the city and county Of coa
Washington Territory, at Public Auction, 20, 20 -
CON, TO the higF est and best bidder, 70 satsi'
Execution and all costs Q
1875. - ' GEoRGE F. THOMAS,
Sh,Ti6 Of RaIla BalG C9>-'
B. I. SHARPSTEIS, .o1
Attorney for Plaintiff
, 1875-07-10

A HEAVY TRASsfEE.-Perhaps the
most noted transfer il the real estate
line. as far as the amount of capital is
concerned, during the year, was made
yesterday ana recorded in the county
clerks office. The deed was for the
sale of TWO tracts of property, belong
ing to W. Il. Smith. located on Eighth
and Ninth streets adjoining that OF
R. r. Thompson. The purchaser
was Martin S. Burrell, aud the price
paid Sl4,000.-POrtIdnd Bulletin.
, 1875-07-10
Ter IToRY OF WASHINGTON, ! or
, "

County ef IraHG u ala, 3d.
IL PROBATE-In the matter of the Estate Of
l. ALEXANDER MCKAY, deceased.
On real ling AMI h:Iug the petition of JAMES Ne
AlLlFF. the Administrator uf the STATE OF AL
FXANDER MCKAY, dece Is d. setting nth tha. he
has hled hls tiua account Administrator N
the matter OF sd Estate and that the sane has been
duly audited, al'Owe. ard confirmed and tina: a pOr-
ton OF sIt Estate be divi .ei among, the
heirs of said deceased, AMI praying among other
things for order Of distribution OF the residue OF
stFi Estate among the persons thereto entItl j.
II is or 'erel that all persons inter- Sted in the
Estate OF the sad ALEXANDER MCKAY deceas-
ed be and appear before the Probate UOurt of sud
county OF Walla Walla. III the city of Walla Walla
the county seat of said county of Waila WaIIa on
WEDNESDAY, the lsr day of September, 1875, at
the hour of 10 OciOcE said day then and there
70 show c use why order OF distribution should
not be made OF the residue Of the SAID Estate among
the h-irs o! the said ALEXANDER MCKAY de-
ceased, according 10 law
II Is further ordered that service Of this citation be
male on parties unknown or nOn-resiienis, by publ
cation Uf this order III tie Walla Walla STATFsM,N
II weekly newspaper printed and published IN the
city and county Of Walla " ALA Washington Tern
tory fr four successive months prior 10 said st day
of September, 1875.
Dated Walla Walla, May lst 1875
22-im u. GCIGHARD, Probate Judge
, 1875-07-10

Mn. BEEcHER FlGurs A CIRCUs.-A
singular incident occurred in Buring
ton (la.), week or two ago, which
seems to have entirely escaped the
notice of the newspapers. II is the
more remarkable as It's connection
with the Brooklyn scandal entitled il
to recognition as a sensational affair.
1t will be remembered that w. w.
Cole, proprietor of Coles New York
and New Orleans Circus, conceived
the brilliant idea of tamiIiarizing the
countrymen with the faces OF the prin
cipals in the Brooklyn scandal. He
therefore had wax figures made in
New York representing the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, Mrs. Beecher,
Theo. Tilton and Elizabeth. How
good the lIkeneSseS are we don't know
1t appears however, that Mr.. Coles
enterprise was understood in New
York, and the figures were followed
to Quincy by special detective.
WI hen about 10 start on a summer
tour, Mr.. Cple was notified by Mr..
Beecher's attorneys that legal Steps
wouId be taken TO prevent the exhi
bltlon of himself and wife in wax
Mr.. Cole concluded to disregard The
announcement, and when the circus
opened at Burlington, Mr.. Brecher
was found there, too, in etfgy. The
day following, one J. q. Williams ap
peared in Burlington with A power of
attorney from Mr.. Beecher, and ob
tanned an Injunction forbiiding Mr..
Coles exhibiting Mr.. and Mrs. Beech
er in his circus. After sharp legal
fight the case was cIOSed-the show
case that is-and the remainder of the
exhibition allowed. A hearing is to
be had in Burlington on Tuesday.
Meanwhile Williams threatened TO
enioin Mr.. Cole wherever he goes.
Mr.. Cole insists upon his right to ex
hibit the figures. II is an excellent
advertisement for both parties, but
the circus man is going To get the best
of it Chicago Tribune.
, 1875-07-10
Probate Notice,

II THE PROBATE COURT, walla Walla coun-
ty, Washington Territory: The un iersi mel has
been appointed by sad Court Admin strator of the
Estate of JOHN SENG, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against siI1 Estate are hereby notified 70
present the 70 the undersigned with the neoes-
sary vouchers required by law at his residence on
Yellow Hawk Creek, III walla Walla county, within
one year of the date OF this &C. or be thereafter
barred. MELCHIOR KIRCHNER.
Administrator.
WalIa Walla, June 18th, 1878. 2e-4w
, 1875-07-10

LEAD IN PsNcILs.-The lead in
lead pencils is not lead at all, though
it is called black Lead The weight
if nothing else, tells you that. II is a
mineral called graphite from the
Greek word 10 write), and is more
nearly related TO coal than to lead
Hou have learned that both coal and
the diamond are forms of the element,
carbon Graphite is still another
shape in which carbon is found ; it
usually contains very little iron
Plnwbago is another name for It. 1t
earao, be melted, but at very high
heat will burn, The fine kinds are
very scarce.
, 1875-07-10

The Constitutional Convention OF
Missouri, afier prolonged struggle.
has decided in favor Of the recognition
ot God in the constitution.
, 1875-07-10
Sheriff'S Sale of Real Estate
and Personal Property.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in prrv7,,..
" of decree Of foreclosure, order of sale 1rl 49,
ment ISSUED out Of the District Court Of the -
Judicial District of Washington Territory bor;s
terms at Wallis NTh city, Tor the COUNTIES nf W.
Walli and Whitman, III a ce.taIn action g.
pending, wherein CHRISTIAN MAIER WIS Plants
and HESRY G. TOBIS ami Emma IoHlN were D.t..l
ants, which slli decree order Of sale and iulgrr.
WIS rendered IN ssId ne ron on the 20,h tav at NJ,
1873 In favor OF sal Plaintiff and against sad n
PENDANTS, for the of Five Hundred and F,rv-s,
Dollars IN gold com, with interest thereon INN -
date till pad the rate OF une AMI one half Tr
per month IN gold CON- and Fifty Dollars IN ., N ~
attorneys fees IL SiIi action AMI the further sun =
Sixteen Dollars aud Twenty-tlrtr cents PIljr,r-.
costs and dISburSem 'ntS in sal action.
NOS, therefore, by virtue of StIi decree Of ~.
closure order OF sale an! Judgment AMI IN r1,r,u4r
thereof ctTrlt i copy wilica has been luivi,,-
on. of and under the seal oT sIil Court. ami tors
directed and delivered. VIII, 10 satisfy salI ~
OF foreclosure or Ter of Stle AMI ia irurrr s,i n,
est, AMI attorneys ie, sil costs and al! lncrea,a
q
, 1875-07-10
Sheriff'S Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEKERY GIVEN That in pursllanls
"i decree oi foreclosure, order OF sale add IuiE
nent ISSUED out OF the Hishlrt Court of the FIR.
jutI'rtI District OF Washington Territory holding
terms Al Ndl-W ALA city, for the counties Of Wll
WaI' ami LltInan. IN certain action Tn rim pe5-
lnS wherein MARY MAYER Plaintiff, md J. &.
Colby, LEEILDA COLLEY, GEORGE W COLIET. il
FPH NJ VI 0aE, WILLIAM HARRNEss EBFRT II. CH,F-
MAN, VI. e. D. RuEINSoN. D. s BAKER and J. J.
B~FEE We're Defendants, which SAID decree order
sale and Judgment rendered IN said action II
10th day OF May 1874 fIvo- 0f sad Pltintif al.
against sad defendants J. & Co''ey, Tor tl.s sun c
Eighteen Hundred ami Elpl t 1.-TWO Dollars al
I"tu' y-nlne cents .$lSS2 % god CON witL Iute-e'
on Twelve Hundred ami !hirty-seyrn Dollars aD
Ten cents Sl-37 10. thereof at the rate Of N
uue-iEtif per cent pr month until paid and on t7
Hundred and SIXty-scven Dollars and sixty ce1c
S561 90 thereof, at the rate Of one and Une-luG's
per cent per month until pad; and Seyenty-seE'
to!aIs aHd fIity-nIue cents 81 50 thereof. al y
rate Of one and "nequaTter per cent pr month M
plIds and One Hun1red Dollars rs attorney fsz.
and the further sum Of Thrty-three Dollars al
Ft cen cents, 1883 IjI costs of suit
Now, therefore, 10y virtue OF said decree Of io's'
closure, oTter OF sale and juigment, and IN purss
inee ther'o; a certified co. Of which has teen Guy
issued out oi and under the seal Uf sad court a1
:" me directed and delivered WILL 10 sit:stT a.
decree Of foreclosure, order Of sale and JutsIlsa-
interest and coStS, and all increased costs,
The 3Isf day of July, ls'S'
At the Court House door. IN the city and county "a
W''lia wall,, and Territory Of Wash I2;on, Al ~
hour Of o'clock. p NJ, Of SAL dsiy sell al Pra-
IL !on, 10 highest J ier Tor .Il Coin the no1i
ii pIeIn Ia SAID decree order OF sale =ni Io-s
In'-nr ln.ntCIle1 and descrll--l sts fOl'Op ~
Lot Number SIX, 70 ia Block Number fOu 4 u y
city an county OF Wa.Lt-wtl a. W T.. OIL le
he othcIsl plat and survey thereof or 81 IcI As'
u ~ will be necessary 70 s1ttisir SAID .udsll-1r
"lih interest, attorneys f-es AMI all rsts- =
owen urCeT my hand thl> q day Of July, a .
1875 GEORGE T. THOMAS,
Sherry ef HaYa Wdita CozA9'
B. l. SHARPSFElN
Attorney lOr P'ainfifF ~
, 1875-07-10
.sixE.ooks Deceived Him.

lie Old not look like a Joker. One 10
a ami Study his face would have said
rIa, HI, soul was so lost in melancholy
t.atle did not care two cents whether
.esun sci at noon or staid up until l
or'olk. lie entered the ladies' Sit
..a..room q, the Central depot, walked
.r TO a woman whose husband had
.,lt the room about ten minutes pre-
...sy, aui calmly inquired:
Il5am, your husband went out TO
..c % riyer, didn't Le|
Yos-why? she asked, turning
Ta.c IN an instant.
lie was a tall man, wasn't he ?
lie was she replied rising up and
turning still paler
iild he red hair -
IL. hal-oh, what has happened?'
Weighed about $50 pounds =
Ees-ves-where Is he-where is
my husband = she exclaimed,
Couldn't swim. could he:'
lie j, drownci-my husband Is
drowned :" She walled
Had a silver watch chain 2 con-
timed the stranger.
Where is my husband-where is
the body" she gasped.
Do not get excited, madam. Did
vour husband have on a gray suit =
Yc~-oM my Thomas. my Thomas.
And stoga booIs:'
'Lrt me see hin-let me see him !
size csird.
Come this way, madam, but do
not get excited. There is that your
husband across the street at that pea
ulr stand
Wy yes, that's him; that's lay
husband . she exclaimed .joyIu!ly. i
thought you SAID he was drowned.
No, madam, | did not. l saw
lin buying peanuts and ! believed 1t
WAS NY duty TO say to you that pea
nuts are not healthy at this season OF
the year"
lie sid softly out, and size stood
there and chcwe1 her parasol and
stared after him as if he were men
agCricon wlcels.-DetrOU Free Press.
, 1875-07-10

IT Is human to err, but diabolical 10
peneyere 10 error.
, 1875-07-10

San BernardinO has three artssan wells.
each throwing a column of water seven
inches in diameter.
, 1875-07-10

200 3 50 3J ; C
1O0O 80 o. , 80 Sc go
500 = % ! - IS q
1000 lG 81 I 6 Is Is
, 1875-07-10
Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreea-
BE, healthy
and effectual
for preserv-
ing the hair.
Ut soon re-
stores .faded
or gray hair
to ats original
, 1875-07-10

LrrEES.-Tne Punishment of lepers
iS most vigorously carried out in the
Sandwich Isles. There was A recent
official search for persons affected
with the incurabIe maIady, many hav-
ING been SecretCd by their relatives
Hundreds were found and put into a
vessel for transportation to the leper
village. 20 b. kept there until they
died. Their families gathered on the
beach and expressed their Erief in
loud lamentations \ talented hal,
breed, called BIZ Rlgsdale, has long
held high place in the regard of
Sandwich Islanders. He is an orator
Of great natural power, and leader in
the District Of HiIo. and 4 man of
toriously bad morals. He discovered
that he was leprous, though the iudi.
cations were 50 slight that he had es.
capped official notice. and at once gave
himself up 10 the authorities. \ pro.
ce>sion Of natives, singing aud carry
inL flowers, escorted hlm 10 the vessel
which was to take him snd the others
10 their living graves. He made
speech 10 the assembly. urging sub.
mission 10 the meaSurer for eradicatiuu
leproSy by banishment.
, 1875-07-10
ON MONDAY, the eth d,y of July. Is71

at thu Court House DIOR, IN he city of Wulla WArs
county oi Malta WrlII AMI Territory OF WushIu IAN
at II lour OF one cork, P. NJ OF sud day sell !,
Public Auction To the highest bidder for cash In nj
CON- the mo I-,t-el pr IN sstI deere. Od -
sale and judgment mentioned, aud drSCTitei Is IL
lows, tn-wIt: Lot Number five 81 IN Block MN
Der eight, ~ n RerSsS Addition 10 the city Of Wa
WIllI, according to the survey and. t "a! pltt rle
OF, beng II, the county Il NsIi Wal and Ierrr0-T
of Washington TO sether with the teneInenls hersf
amentS and appurtenInces lhereuntO belonging: AMI
Will also at ten minute past one clock, Nd
sad day at the a.o-tsnd place sell IN tie a'orr
manner for cash IN gold CON- the following p-rOn.I
property III sald decree order Of sale AMI judgment
mentIune and described, tow. One Mlrksm!il,
Bellows, one Blacksmith Wee, one $40 ing Xii IL
Hammers, el-sht longs, one \ VII one Nail Anvil
and one Screw Plate AM fixtures
GIVEN under my nj, tins l2th day If June A
ID. 1873. GEORGE +. THOMAS.
sheriff Of HGitG BGtl County, y. 7
KENNEDY n GEORGE,
AttOrneVS for Plaintiff l--l
, 1875-07-10

NOTICE.

PRINTING N ooLoRs. cheap and quiet, a. the
STATEEy4S Offce
, 1875-07-10

The MANUAL LOVE OF MEY FOR
THE CorNTRT.-Whatever may have
been tie record Of 3 mans life, he
never loses his loye for the country.
lie may in boyhood have become a
sailor and plowed every ocean under
the sun; lie may have won honorable
scarS upon the fed Of battle, or mixed
with the turmoil and uprOar of great
cities, sharing in their magniGcence
aaA spIcuior, but when he begins TO
feel that bis sun has crossed the zenith,
and the shadows Of ljie's evening are
gathering about his halling footsteps,
hj, 'ove for the country comes back
10 Inn. lie wishes for no more toll
or excitement, and is glad 10 torego
the 'lomp and circumstance of glo
riIEo rar.' There Is something con,
genial in tAe scent Of the soil, the
growth Of trees aud flowers, and the
baLhling of waterbrooks which lures
lim back To his starting-point Of coun.
try lie. NJ that II Is better or purer
than the lite Of cities, but that in some
way /, appears to beht his declining
years aud enable him gracefully and
well to finish his course and step from
the stage. |, seems 10 be the natural
lor-iug OF all Of women born, when
agp yrcepS upon them, to clasp again
lie bosom Of mother earth: To spend
their last days in her immediate and
byuoHcent presence, forgetting all the
acumouy aud strife that are generat, d
IN crowds, and thinking only Of the
peace which passeth all under
sanding > that Is surely coming 10
them. II is 4 Iaudible ambition that
is common to almost all men, which
inspires them in mature life TO seek a
home in the country, where in the
Simple arts of agriculture they can
forget the mad eNci,ementS of the
world, make pets Of flowers or dumb
animals, and grow purer and holier
hy contact with nature herself Such
has been the wish Of the greatest men
the world has ever seen, and such will
always be the wish of every true
hearted man who has grown tired
with The bubbles that amused him
daring the earlier foot falls of his life
journeys 4 Chronicle.
, 1875-07-10

Colley J. C.......-.--.........
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Payne J. T......-...........
, 1875-07-10

Jacobson Jake.
jacobson BrOthers.............
Lyle Isaac. Observation-Disclosures
, 1875-07-10
NOTICE FOR DIsTRHkUTIoN.

CATION & NASH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff 26-6w
, 1875-07-10

WalIa Walla, June 25th, 1878.
, 1875-07-10

McEvoy Joseph.
Freeze George. ge............