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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04
DISSOLUTION.

FSIHE firm of Spicer d Ryan Is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. J y. SPlc2r
having disposed of his enti interest 10 his
psr.ner, c. K. Ryan, who assumes all liablH-
tes aud IS Charged win the settlement OF the
business o the firm. SPICEh q RYAN.
Memphis, April l, 1876.
E5- In retiring from the firm OF Spicer *
Ryan. l take occasion to exp .ess my thanks TO
those who have so long pHtrOUiZed the firm,
and cordially bespeEk for my late partner a
continuation Of the same. j. 5. SPICEH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04
MURDER.

In Vicksburr, Christy Jones, in a
drunken rage, beas his wife, attacked
his father-in law, Martin Kea7y, beat
ing him nearly to death with a gun bs'-
rel. Keary gaiueFpossessicG Of the gun,
struck Jones over the head, killing him
almost instantly. Keary is not eX-
pectsd to live. Keary was form
erly from st, Louis, late Republican
candidate for mayor of Vlcks6urg, and
8 large contractor. Jones came IN his
employ as a common ditGheT, and was
elevated to the command OF q Terry boat.
He married Kesry's daughter, and had
& brilliant wedding. He drank heavily,
beat and abused his wife continually.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04
wEOPo9 ANF.
NRzwaEGEg,

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
> the Sinking EGnd Commission, iii Mon
day, April Sd, at u O'Clock, for the purch Sc pt
Fifty Thousand Dollars OF Memphis city
Ponds. for account said Fund Commission
ers reserve The right to reject any OF all bids,
/ M HILL, Chm'n =. r. O.,
nohI4 Is Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04
MISSISSIPPI.
Thomas y. GRihriG int, of SSNubee COUn-
ty, Appointed superintendent OF
Public Instruction,
The Murder ia yicksburg-A Family
Fend and Quarrel Steam Gin
Burned DOUn-EiC.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Auril 3.-Senate. Cover
nor Stone appointed and the senate con-
firmed Thomas s. Gathright, Of NOXu-
bse county, State superintendent of edu-
cation. Bills pissed: Incorporating
Woodbury.; relieving Columbus univer-
sity from taxation; t. support convict
lunatics cut of the general iuDatic asy-
lum appropriation; the biennial session
resolution which unanimously pas 'ed
three readings in the house passed first
resdipg with one dissenting vote.
House. - Bills passed: To protect
Holmes county from paying sixty thou
sand dell r. for stolen warrants; au-
thorizing the same county to cOmprO-
mise with the sheriff and tsx-colleCtOT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10

@os mir benin Ginfauf elmer 10 grpBeu
MustpobI perf@ieOener Bsrte i'm Sinns
botteu. mar Ser @ebante, benienigsn I'm:
ierer 9Ibnsbmer, tpsI3e in tleiaen Srtz
fhoften rpobnen, bic NSgli6feit sur
unentgeItIi9en GnlegnngtIeis
ner 8ibIiotbeten gu gebeu.
8enn 3. 9. apansig nnlerer 8oz
6enblatt Nbonnenten an einem Orte
ober in elmer Ra6barf9aft ibre 8elteIs
Iuugen gI.i9ssittg III uns einienben, 70
f0nnen fie smansjs rerIGteSene
@erfe, bic oieaei6t Is ober mebr
8anbe adbIen (oenn ni6t tuenise
OerBrdmienz8 erfe beiteben aus 2, einise
iegar aus 5 8Gnben) oIs BrGmieR erbaIz
ten, unS itd bieie gesenieitis leiben. Nuf
ioI6e Met1e fGnnsn ie Ieidt ben sr0Bten
She'll bes Sabres bin6ur9 cine anre-
genbe, erbeiternbe unS beIebrenbe 2ectlre
babeu un6 li9 nit Dem geiittgen 2eben
ibres beuti1en G0terlan6eS in inntslteHt
8ertebr bGltcu.
Wir tpieberboIen, bnB inter ben Sr6s
mienblhern feins lit, NEEDLES, 6nr6
bieiige Bu@hdnoIer bssoeen, weutger
ais einen 0oIGar foiten wirbe,
ba oieie 8u@bGnbler ben SiIbergrOi&en
bes 2~ooeupreiies nit S &ents beTe1nen.
Die srOste 3abI unierer BrGmien beltsbt
aus ioIGen BI@ern. 1eren biefiger 2as
oenpreis $1.50-$2.00 lit; bod befinSst
fi6 aud cine Hi6t geriRge 3abt barnns
ter, beren Su3bdnblerpreis ii6 bier ouf
$500 unb nlsbr iteIen uiirbe.
SIN benisniseu SGUen, in pel@en nns
fir 20 Abonnentsn 3usIei6 Der Rreis
zines Sa6ressNbDnnements nit $40 ems
aefanot pir6, neroen mir IS uns auges
Iegen isin Iaiien, cine iolde NuspabI
BON 20 grdmien gu i@ideu, weI@t aud
GrempIare pon ben mertbboIIfteH
berieIben einf6IteBt.
Die Bebinsungeu finb Sic nDn frlbes
rem Sabren per bstGnuteu: SeDer
allotment, peIasr fir elm Sabress
advancement $500 baar CIT Die So.
5taatsstg. einienbet, bat Nnipru3 anf
elm grdmtenbn@, tpeIbes ibm portofret
aueeIanbt tpirb. = 9as glei1e 1T Der
SAL, penn eiu Mbrnnent, befieH Sabr
nod nt9t abseIaufen lift, i'm goraus enf
tuettere IL Ronate oGs Mbonnement bee
3abIt. @ngenOmmen ). 8. IS bate See
manb bis gum 1. Wai 1876 6e3abIt Obs
uobtn Die BrdmienbI6er natirIih Idngft
DsrtbeiIt iein perDen), 10 tann CT ita bod
cine Brdmte iidern, iubem e lest
$500 etnfenbet. pOfIr tbm ieiu lbOnnez
ment aIsbanu Bis gum l. Stat 1877 per-
lGugert pirb.
aIne Sriefe Gsrefftre man an
Illinois Staatszeituns Comp,
Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10
gept(6en,
Seuti@Ian0.
Sm Sauk letter Bo6e an bic Slinois Staats<
SeitHHg telssrapbirt.)
8 onDOn, 8. San

=" O~h$
Sin EeIegramm bon Berlin fagt:
9ie StrafSett bes Grsbil6ofs 2e6o<
9omsfi Iduft am 3. Sebruar B.. s. ab.
Sn gang Oeuti6Iaub iptrb oieier Sag
Don Den Ratbolifen fsitti6 ~beeapgen
perben. Deputattonen Der cIeri=
fallen Sraftioneu oe5 preuBii6em 2anb>
tags Mno bes oeuti6eu gsei6stags wtrben
benz Grsbiibof am Sage ieinerGntlaifuu9
aus Der 6aft ibre aufwartung MAIDEN
Mnb ibrn i6re @IIdpuni@e o%arbringeu.
2eOo6Dp5ft bebGrrt BET ieiner 8etges
rang, bic GlItigteit ietner bur1 6as
seiit.tbe Gertht perfIgten NbIesune am
3uerfennen. Wtan ermartet beSbaIb, bGB
Die &egierun9 ign, pie ben Si{9of Ntars
tin DON Raoerborn, aufs neue feltieben
tDiro, Uenn ct es ui1t poEaiebt, oGs&9He
au perIaiieu.
Der AufentbaItsort 6ss Grabiidofs
Saul WReI9ers 3eH R6lu lit nod ntnt
ernttttelt nprben. Die x8oIfsaeituns~
muB ibn fennen, benin fte laoet bic Oi0se=
iaHen, tpel9e benz Grsbti6of gum neuen
Sabre ibre Gll6mini9e 0arsu6ringen
witnf6sn, Elm, ibre Sarten ibr our llebers
mittelIng ausuisnbeu.
BGrts 4. San.
Ser OritntuIiit SuIius BON Nobl 1T
geltorbsU.
2oHbou, 6. San.
Die Berliner @ermania" tritt Der Be-
bauptung OfftsI6ler !3eituHgen, oaB Die
nItramOntanen i'm 8egriHe ieten, lt6 BEN
6orotrunssn Der &e9termng au fii9en,
init oer@rf!Grung entgegen, baB oiefe2tn=
gabe unbesrano<t iei. Die unterper:
tMns untsr oeu Staat, fast iie. in benz
Stune Der Reetsrung, iei Elm Ding Der
num6glI6teit, oG iie nit DEN 9runble6=
rem Der firRe l3Ie@teroings uupereins
bar Jet.
Berlin, Z. San.
Or. @srIt9 lift gum Na@foIger bes
oeMtiden 8iaefoniuIs JeigeI in Stem
Yort erH0nnt porben, tpel1er aIS Cons
Jul ua@ QaDaHlIa Deriebt morben lit.
20nbon, s. San.
Qus Berlin temmt Die NittbetIung,
oaB Elm Don ArnIm eingeianbt IS 6r3tliz
DIES Seugnts oes SnbaIts, oaB oerielbe
81 trG1t let, UNI ietne Strafe GbsubIBen,
FUR uleenigeno era6tet merbe, unb oaR
IS he19ls1en porben iet, feline iofortige
9tudtebr NnS Snbaftbegebung gu ners
Iangen.
D n, 3. San.
Sin S3eaiaIteEesramm BON Berlin
. iagt, IS let bort oas Gera6t i'm umlauf.
| baB benz @rafeu Arnim in contumaciam
Der RroseB pesen 2~anotsperratbs ee=
ma4t &peroen tDiro. menn er ui9t aHrId>
4ebrt.
CeNret@sansarn.
S%onbon, 3. San.
Gin gsiensr GeIesramm meIbet. baB
Der Graberaog 8uoOIf, Rrouprins bon
Geitrei3, i'm SuIi ,. S. aum HDnige BON
u1garn getr6ut wtroeU tpirb.
Srans Deaf lit i3wer franz.
sDort, 4. San.
Ginem QoR6oner Spe3talteIeoramm
~aufOIae brobt in @ien cine qliniltertrtie
einsutreten. uuterbanoluHeen muroeu
ctitern tn Bef anti&en ben uugariiheu
| Nns Den atTst6tf&sn Ni1iFern bsbuis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10
nit @s6raer1-

MbreWnWG6 att
9ittsbnrg6, 8a., 6. San.
6eute Wittas ipurbe i'm 9ofe bes bies
figen Gomntbg.fdrsni1es an 8H: 1fGrs
ran unb sSrie6ri1 Weners, ben WorberH
bes @ottIisb BabI, oas GobesurtbsI
nousoseu.
Rempbts, Senn., I. San.
Ser geeoer 6ranf Scott, R0rber 6es
Raniom 0blipps, tpuroe beute yta6s
mittae ppntt l u6r As Wttnuten our@
ben Grid bieiem irOil4eH Sammert9aIe
entridt.
Sn SadIon, Ienn., i9ieS um bteiel6e
Belt auf bteiem >Rtdt nIsbr M%ngeuobns
It9en @ege Der R6roer Nttlton Wec
aus benz 2eben nn6 IN Bartlett her
Reser Bill 8tItams.
9taGidrift. = Trant Scott bate 6Gs
Ser6rsAen, tuegeu oeieu er beute bins
eerthtet ipuroe, am Meibna6tSabeune
b. s. 1874 be9angen. Das Opfer mar
Elm beiabrter Neser, Ramens Ranfom
8bipps, unb bic geranIahung Der bluffs
aen Ebat bic unbebeutenbe Sumtne 0
so gents, tpel9e Aiejer ibm 19uIoete.
&eraangeme @o@e nmfaBte Ct Die 2ebre
Der fatboIii@eH Htr1e uHb mar bis
Az isinem SObe ~beitdn6ig bon Srans
aistdner BrIbern unb barmber3tgeR
S1neltern umgeben. CIR leIgnete nt@t,
SaB er ben ROr0 begaRsen, Doate G6er
aug V~otbtpebr gcbanbeIt babeu. Die
Iebte Na9t ieines GrbenIebeus nerbra9te
er in ieftem 66Iafe unb entDtdeIte betM
SriBitId einen hersbafteu &ppetit. trie
er Iberbaupt leiu S6tfiaE febr Iei9t 81
nebmen i9ien. Inter Dem Galgen belt
er an bic Wense cine tIrae 4niprGhe.
in rpeI6er ct b~etbeuerte, baB er Guf
meineiSige Nusiagen bin nerurtbeilt
porben fei. SetM Sob pal Elm Ieihter.
Bill 8iQiams betbeuerte feline nns
f9uIs Bis gum Iesten an9enbItde.
DaB dae 6rei i6uIoig luaren, fam feis
mem b~erninftteen 3peifeI unter!ieoeu,
ba tie 0rtinaI proseiftrt wuroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10

Wa1bIngton, 3. San.
Ser Nu5peis bes Stnan3minifters fir
ben Wonat De3ember eretebt bic 3as
nabn,e Der 8uuoesi1uIo nm 1.9l5, 062
0ounrS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10

MEMS freun6li9 auf un6 mtrb ouf bic
@afbinqtoner GtrcuIaroepei6e, Die Dem
@rofen Mnbraiip nur DorgeIeien tpnroe
uno, tpGbrenb fie ale QnnerionsgelIlte
in Abrebe iteut,- iiber Die eigentli6en Nbs
fidten Der Ser. Staaten feinen Nufi@Iue
giebt, ni6ts ertpioern.
2onbon, 5. Sam.
Gin TeIegramm bon Berlin iagt,
0eutf1lano babe Die ameritanif6e gfote
iebr sInlttg aufgenommen, oa audi bic
beutf6en 9anoelsinterefien 6ur4 Die CUE
banii6en @ir1eu iebr 9elitten.
Gs beiBt, baB Der ipantide Gefonbte
in Berlin bic beutf6e Gegiernng BON Dem
Gmpfange elmer 9epei6e Des ipanii6en
Dsinthers bes AeuBern in GrtpiDerunS
alf bic ~ameritanii9en 8orl9lass be-
nadri6tiQt babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10
pramttn>Dertbeilun
fir 1875.

1oblenoe Nbrebmer oeS Wo6enoIGfts
Der Suinots Staats seituns etuen oAe
Mniere Grpartunsen IbertrsffenDen Grs
foIe gsbabt bat, Daben mir fiir bos be-
rOritebenbe So5r MmfaiIenoe GsraHlfolz
tInesn ~eetroffsn, um u%nieren 3elsrH enc
10 rsi6e &uspa6IcO BON YrGu1!e1 )"
bieten, ME ME aupor.
Gs lift Mns ~ssIunsen, in Oeutl@IanO
Esrbinounsen au3utniipfeu, pel0e nns
in ben Stanb geieBt baben, cine 9roBe
guaabI pirtIt6 pertbroIEer
@ette. Don neI@eK i'm Dnr9i1nitte
isSes i'm 8m6bon6eI (2abenprets)
ppIIaHf o pieI, ME elm Sab
ressabonnemeut uu1eres Is o.
6~eubIatts toitet, III beDentenoen
8artieen at erm6Bisteu Rrsifen anaHz
tGufen. Gs finS feine GIten Sas
SenFIter, tein uertbIoier
S&nnb, ionsern 8erfe bon ben be-
Gen Der neueren bentidep Mnb engIiz
i6sn GrsabIsr; uub .tpar CUTE, meme
$ aHssa5sH, taft i6mmtli& aus ben IsBten
fanf Sabren; - bouebeu aud sinige
psttbnoHe piiieni6aftIi6e sber popular
beIebren6e Berte.
6ier lit 6ds 8eraei6utB Der
BG&er, inter peI9eu mir unieren
Abonnentem bic 9uspabI iberIaiieH, -
NIT benz ~sinsigeu 8OrbebaIt, boB, iobaIb
Der 8orratb son etnem Der &erte ers
i@6pFt lit, cine Ga@btiteIuHs ui4t fats
fnHsH fanH:
4. Ait fInfte Grat r. 8dnbsl; BON
6. p. 0iutIose.
e 1tnoer 0eS s1Sens r BanSsl;
Don 6. .. DtnfIage.
g. 8oF 3mrR1b'; bon SObanHes
Seer:
T. aus betBen SaeeR; Don2epiH
66n6tng.
3. aus alter ,tstS rener 3ett; bon
2tbin @9Idtng.
2. 8rteori@ ito Rbeiusbers Dou
ghiIipp GaIen.
9. Saue, 0te S1Siu; Don 9biz
Iipp @aIeu.
ii. Bwute @iISsr; bon Sanup
2ewaIb.
12. 1tmme0e snm OI1&; bon
3temiieu.
IL. Gr5GbInm9em; aOn RuboIf
2inbaR.
AZ. Sic Eetteretbet; poH Otto
2HSnis [8erfoiIer Der uGrb@
f6rfttr".
~. Gin aeutf@er Aan0stueIbt ;
BEN SuIiMs .. @iGebs.
H. 6&wteujrmR9SbiIosr; Don Ros
bert 8pr.
10. Ser S1gtf6UtaseF; asa q.
S3mai6eI.
80. Die wetEe 6raw (Woman in
White; pou BiItis collins.
81. 1Gnier semeinf@aftIt1er
8renuS [iuuitrirsl; bon @5es.
Dt6eRs.
90. ut nsine GsNwmssttS (pIatts
Seuti@); pom Sris Reuter.
39. Sur6Idn&tiu0 (pI0ttbeuti6);
0 Grtb Reuter.
IS. Sie 8eiie wa@ oem 9Orbesrs
trarse; DON Setting.
20. 8rifftb &Gnnt; bon Gbas.
Reabe.
go gRdrGen; pom @ iI5eIm
9Guff.
81. Die ManteIstnoer; Don u NJ a.
lie B6Ite.
S2- girtem rs 8Oe.l; BON Ratbas
nteI 3aDtbprne.
3d. Dee srOke 8arou Il 8dnbel
Don Gbmunb 66fer.
S4- S@waIatuaIOGw r Bdn6eI; Don
RGrI b. 9oItei.
sA~ Ser 8emiItsnoamon r 8be.];
BON S6trmer.
80. Setke Qerseu r 8Se.l; BON ST.
Sritbri6.
BE 8raW 9Omina; ron Claire
D. OIIpter.
Sc S- s&rGnO Ser StDrte; son
6. ReID.
II. SaS e~InSsnerbe [s gSs.l: pom
BaIopm.
&c. Ser 3we6 betItst Die NtkteI ;
BON Bartenburg.
A3. Die .2iteratem e gdnSel: Don
SbG b. OIriHgsfeIb.
Is. Die octsrOme r 8dnbsl; Dor
Caroline 2a~sceIIes.
81. RGssie 9urnS r. gGnOel; DON
S~bIhauu5 Cobb.
20. Ri6t aus Ho@ eta; o @E as,
Sidsns unb @tItte 6 pI:
Tins.
50. SGmkIOS, 0Rer at@t half
los ; BON q. 8Vnot.
81. d. SnIiMS O0GeI; 2ebcn.s 3:
tuHr; 5onObu6 elmer pernIsnh:
genGBeu Geiunb5ettsIebre oei
3Orpers uuS Oes 6etftes. D2it
sabIretdeH abbiIOunssn. 4ss
Seitsn. 8srItn 1873.
So SGS WitrOSsOp, bon Or. Sui.
S0geG. Gin WitteI Der BeIebs
rIus Hub l~lnterbaItUng fur, Seperz
maun 0if 110 GoI.fhn itfpr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10

unb batteu in letter 3ett feline Sebs un6
S6r=O rgane beoeuteno geIitten, tpespalo
6ie 8ermutbung nabe Iiegt, bag er ore
ielbmOrberiIhe Tbat aus benz Wnal3e
beging, ieinen 8ertpanbten nt1t LANCER
arr QQIt III fallen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10

e q y w % OWWe
Dieter Sage bra9te bic Stmes Elm Ges
Iegramm aus 8teu, bes Snbalts, oaB
Die rMiiti@e Gegierung benz Sariten gfts
coIans nan Woutenegro auf beflen
Sttte. haB man ihm g%eitatte, Die 8attsu
, 1876-09-22

NITI-PAL HISTORY SOCIETY.-DurlnS
the nresent term of the Court, number
of gentlemen from different parts oil the
District have been consulting together on
the nracticability Of forming society on
the nlan of the California Academy OF
Natural Sciences, with headquarters at
port Townsend. where will be located
the collections which may be contributes
NV members and their friends, Of speci-
mems OF geology, botany. conchology, ar
ohnOlogy, ethnology. and, III tact every
branch Of natural science. Every one in
terested in any of these branches will be
invited TO ioin, and as soon as nucleus
Of collections can be formed a plan for the
government aud regulation Of the society
will have been digested and laid before the
public. We learn that the following gen.
tlemen have evinced an Interest IN the
plan and will all contribute collections.
Rev. John Rea, Judge j. g. Swan, Capt.
J. NJ. Selden and LIEUT.. Kilgore, U. 5. X,
NJ, DR.. Wiiliston, Mr.. Nessel IS. Coast
Survey, in charge Of the tide gauge in this
town, DR.. n. d. Hill and others, all OF
Port Townsend, Rev. Mr.. Huntington,
u. s. Iudian Agent, Neah Bay. and Capt.
Thomas StrattOn of Port Angeles. The
California Academy WAS commenced on
Qnite as small scale, and is now one OF
the acknowledged scientific institutes Of
the land. We have plenty Of men and
women of intelligence to take hold OF this
work, and Puget Sound from Olympia to
Cape Flattery Is one great field rich with
all the material IN which the naturalist de-
lights, and a field which has been but par
tally explored. We hope this enterprise
will be pushed forward with vigor, for it
will add much to the Development of u.s.
full and Interesting Information to our cit
liens.
, 1876-09-22

INDIGNATION MEETNG.-Elsewhere in
this issue will be found the minutes of an
impromptu indignation meeting held at
the old Court House in this city OH the
20th inst. to take into consideration the
act Of landing case Of small pox at this
point from tie steamship Dakota, and al
90 discharging the shipmates OF the sick
man. all Of whom were Indians. The
meeting was announced by the ringing of
bell through the streets, at noon, and al
though but an hour intervened between
the announcement aud the hour appoint
ed the house was literally crowded by our
citizens, ankle US to avert the possible con-
sequences Of the act by doing what
ever lay In their power and also to give
expression to, their feelings. The matter
was thoroughly canvassed and a series OF
resolutions adopted. to which we respect
fully refer the reader. The afflicted Indi-
an was sent to thequarantine ground by
the health officer, "a also his shipmate,
aud no danger need be apprehended from
the spread of the disease.
, 1876-09-22

INDUSTRIAL FAIR.-The sixth annual
fair OF tie Washington Industrial Associa-
tion viii be held in Olympia dnring the
first week in October. from the ID 10 the
7thinclusive. and we hope our friends In
the rural DISTRICTS will avail themselves of
this opportunity to forward specimens OF
the produces OF their localities. Articles
to be exhibited viii be carried on the
Sound steamers free Of charge, and passen-
gers on the same steamers at halt fare.
The exhibition viii be on the Associations
grounds a short distance above Olympia,
and liberal premiums are offered for arti-
cles exhibited. There will be dancing
every night and grand lIaIl on Friday
night. A number OF horse races and a
rifle shooting match are advertised to come
OF. Single season tickets will cost 8. 80 /;
single admission, 80 cents.
, 1876-09-22


THE PROPER COURsE.-We have here
tofore allnded to the advantages accriing
from the insertion Of business Eotives, or
advertisements, In the Angus. No mat
ter what a person may have to sell or
wants to purchase, what he may have lost
or found. an advantage will be gained by
announcing Il In this Journal. 10 Illus
trate: Friday week an advertisement Of a
s.mIssing book was published The book
was of great value to the owner, and he
had spent much time In trying to obtain
a clue to Its whereabouts, but all in vain.
AT last, rs a dernier resort, he had re-
course to our columns IN the hope Of re-
lieYing the terrible suspense preying upon
his mind. The notice occupied, 1t Is true,
an interior position, but Ii caught the eye
Of the gentleman who had the book,
even while the paper was yet damp from
the press, and he fastened to relieve his
friends anxiety, by informing him that It
was In his possession, and he would re-
turn it as soon as he had finished reading
it. The above Is not by any means an iso-
lated case. We might mention many
more where important advantages have
accrued to parties availing themselves OF
the eolumals OF the local journal.
, 1876-09-22

Mr.. N. MERoHER. Of Port Angeles,
called OH US this week aud reports that
crops are yielding enormously In his sec
ton, especially potatoes, OF which be ex-
poets to harvest about 5000 bushels, and
has not seen the first appearance Of blight
or rot; which constitutes a fiat CONTRA
dictiOn to the statement made by our
Dungeness correspondent a short time
ago that =" the blight has touched the po-
tato crop around Port Angeles"
, 1876-09-22

RED MES.--The Great Council Of Red
Men OF the United States was held In Phil
adelphia last week. The reported mem
bership Is 100000. divided into 600 tribes,
In S6 States and Territories, and 500, 900
were expended last year for relief. Smith
Of San Francisco. was elected Great Inco-
honee; Charles II. Letchman OF Massa-
chnsetts, Great Sycamore; J. A. Morris
Of Delaware, Great Chief OF Records /;
James Pyle OF Delaware, Great Keeper OF
Wampum. Columbus, Ohio, was chosen
as the next place Of meeting.
, 1876-09-22

TYEE PETER OF the Tulalip reservation.
called on Us last Saturday. He states that
ne has been requested by the Agent Of the
Skokomish reservation to exchange his
present home for the latter, but his at
taeilment TO Father Chirouse, who has
taught nim 50 much, Is too strong to allow
him TO do It: Peter has been here as an
aid TO Agent Eells in securing evidence col-
nected with cases before the District Court.
and Is . man Of more than average ability.
, 1876-09-22

H.A. WEBSTER, Esq, went to the Re
publican Territorial Convention at ka-
lama, as proxy for DR.. Minor and Col.
Briggs. The Democrats Of this county
are represented at the Vancouver Terri
torial Convention by Messrs. y. F. Ger
rish, j. J. Hunt and J. A. Kuhn.
, 1876-09-22
NOTICE.

ExeeutOr's sale Of Personal ProPeriy.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT, lUR.
IN suant TO an order Of the Probate Cour q
jefferson County, w. T., dated septemDelh
1875, the undersigned Executor OF the EsIae
OF Edward Lii, deceased. will sell at prtyan
sale on and after the 22d day OF septemner
1876, the following described property belong
ing 10 said Estate:
One yoke years. old oxen;
One Ok:
Two Cows;
Farming Utensils;
One Cooking Stove;
One Match Block;
One Lot Of Hay;
One Silver Watch
One Skiff;
Lot Of Provisions and other Persona
Property.
Terms-Cash, U. s. gold coin.
The property may be seen at any time e.e y
calling on me at my residence on Coiseeo D-s'
'e'erS'n Oo''i'' HkMDEN @. CoTTLE,
80 Executor OF said Estate
, 1876-09-22

By latest accounts the patients In quar-
antine at Point Wilson are doing well.
, 1876-09-22
SherifFs Sale.

NToTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN pursuant TO an execution issued out
OF the District Court of the Third Judicial
District Of Washington Territory, holding
terms at Port Townsend, in the case Of John
II. Bartlett vs. Harry p. Cooper, have levied
upon and will sell at nnDlie sale,to the highest
bidder for cash, on Monday the 23d Day of
October, 1875, at O'Clock P. NJ, at the Court
House door in San Juan County, W. Il. all the
right and interest ofthe defendant. said Harry
p. Cooper, in and to the possession OF the
following described premises, to-wit;
Lots No. l, 2, Sc -lof sW - and sW - Of
Sc IL OF Section "a in Township IS North of
Range West, sii uated on Lopez Island, San
Juan County, W. T.. and known as The
Woods farm and, also, all Of his right and
interest I'm the personal property and improve
ments thereon, under aud by virtue Of q Ger
tain agreement made and entered into by and
between said Bartlett and said Cooper, on The
Nth day of April, 1878, whish said agreement
is now on record in the AUDITORS office Of said
said sale will be absolute without right Of
redemption. II. W. MHlTEkEk
Sheriff San Juan County, W. 4.
Dated September IL, 1876.
HALL SMITH, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
, 1876-09-22

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