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a Woman votes to Hang Her Husband.

1t was stated in yesterdays issue Tint the
negro who committed tho rape upon the little
white girl near Jefferson, s. c., has been caught
near tic Anson County line und taken to South
Carolina We learned to-day that when the
party wi1o had hlza tu charge arrived at Jcffcr-
sou, y crowd Of 3i0 or 400 people, including both
negroes and whttcs,. collected, and tue question
OF hanglng lin Oil tho spot wllcrc tile rars WIGS
committed was discussed. It was finally decl-
ed TO settle tho matter by 1 vote. 4 liue wus
drawn, and all who were ID favor OF hanging
wcru requested to pasa to ono side Of It. Every
person In the crowd, including the wife oi tlles
Of Ills fate be confessed the crime, telling the
same story that given by The little girl, with
ont having heard lirr report Off. fts was then
taken to ] tree 1caF BY and hung TIL he Was
1auft
, 1876-09-02

HpfcIu9 IHsp1teh to 11s IF{tVn9.
PoHr 3lunoS, Mlch., scpt, l.-pows-rrops
Lawrence, Mineral Rock anu bargcs; schra Maple
Leaf, e. ". ltathbusu, Young America.
Ur--props Porter, Chanberitn. In ssia, j. q,
Fay and eoasost; schfs Wtst s!de, Lspct!ls, Laay
NcNana!d, ". II. tt.isthwa!te, Il. +, uracu, II.
CANADA, L; =, Marsh, t'haslsa M,nsk'sy.
Rt.fcias Dtftxslh ~ 7hs IftaHxt.
ronr 3inssS, Nigh. ssE1. lmip' m@poxs-
FouatA,n City, Davidson aud uEusta N. Mills aud
barggs, jarvis Lorl and cuMsori; sehts bahama.
lonle, James Couch, Fit1gcra& Marca Polo,
Portland, Nc!l!Epn, Jan.alca.
U.~-preps Montana. taN,steo jamalca snd
barges, Garden Gtty, PsaltIe Stale AID harges
Tempest Anl basKcs untonuEph aIla barges; sehrs
u. Ultsell, Lem Ellsworth. n. Y. West.
WlhD-loEthwsss, fscshs weather clear.
, 1876-09-02

TIE RECENT DECISION OF THE SUPREME couhr.
10 tho Editor " The Tribune,
cn!cAno, Sent. 1.-The decision conrerntne
liz srcntiers na.fe By tho Supreme Court ul this
state in tile recent casc Of Grant vs.. Denuett
lcAieaso LeJ"! Neaos, y. 370} 'las ca,tscd ferl-
ins Of nHcaslllcss allong the profession rs 10
titles to rcal estate, establishing ~ IL does lnw
OF properly 0tlcf than the. general ur,aelstaul.
ING ot tic profession OIL tho suLicct 10 MY Eer-
tonalkrowfcdgc, Of over thirty years. Tic net pro-
fdin, for !" the ulolc OF commencing suits In
el'a'sc'y' has been In forca in Ills State
since 1881. (Sco REVISED Laws OF that year
~ substantially til. ran1c iAuguage as IN that Of
lsi' asM Of 1874. Tho rule Of the ron1uou
LAW MIA ls Is stated IN The opinion, unl WINS Ill.
no'nrel rs rarly us 1876, IN I. Vernon, 3'A l
ElSn the ln'guasc Ut Tint d.rsiuls frun, IS n.
l., bl'l' where It Is quoted ut length:
TINT a:naprha tcFYut. hill fled lsA lts pcntens
sSalss ,yi, MI Essso"; hut tho service of s,,spuna
sss rs; has S ,as a b pS%ny Ssis I'LL @ IT., rs1 M a,.n no 1.
~ tn',ra so the service ot the salprna though il
" " MT tetasuable till the next tern md .hourh
aloh the rer.ica osA 4Hbpulln might ulIen h tans
fv ha y, psessnt ths 9nstcs IT hcolt but that being
srits w. e'ss ~ H. "nssrea @ 70 10 bard neIlon II
soine co1tsc sht lo taken by having s1l,s public
aI: aSs%s.i Or calcntar kent whcseunto purcha.cr4
" C"td adfi4arl rHH. ''''N''
The law then allowed suit In he rommenrcf7
by M order to the Clerk to Issue s,t,nmnrs hs. .
dur9 any hIll WIS tcd. Rut tbis act hr. .
says 'snu utade Of e1suttcc|llv siits Il, cEa,,.'
trry shall he by tlii,,. hi!l,n and ly Sc,.. 1h,,
Clerk shnll UPON Hing tho bIll Issnu s,,n,-
,huas: THUS, by this mt, up summons can b.
issaedl and consequently I'd lis pcuicns IN uni-
Ing su}tl lo thu defendant or any onc rlsu i'm,
u! thu bill w.ls a,tnally tiled. TIrn clearly lin
avt !ntcrferrd with mud changed tho co,Wiron
law stf|e ~ tt third crsaus ~ well Us tu lhc d.
tsu1ant. i,nt hnw fur In t!ie ny nucstiI,n. lIay-
ing USED htl'f.'t1.c n this net hronl enough TO
t'Iako the pnint Gf tfmo a,tt thr mode ot usccr-
timing The ilct Of ,a1ulIny htltt Ills penlcusl
certain us to everybody, WHY should not thai
tilcct l,c given It, tin luW s tir frro u its 0rl
langnnge, ratilsr than to ask that the I.egtsla-
t1ir.s alnlj nDt only III, II law, hut DECLARE its
elect!
Wig did tho counsel prptes, at,atnst the ralc
in this leading eusu and ro.lrts hayo sIhre
always enln:rr,l itt.,tll hcsftatIuna 3cca,,sc nf
t|'r difficulty III thu way Ut third ,rraola asccr-
tantng the iarts Ut peudtng s,1t,, turh!llt, tls
Land, a.tl OF Il keryice on the defendant While
"the jst.e 0f ttle Court ~ should nut he pre-
ssHtca, rq,niy third pers.a,s should not hc lin
willingly Injured By t,lyIng property inyulyrh
~ litigation t!'at Tho recu1sss d4 ,;us shaw u
tl'u rroirssisn hayc aiwnys construed It, Ind
, 1876-09-02
THE LAW.
9ecord Of Proceedings in the Chi
cago Courts Yesterday.
psyiow Of the supremo-Court Decision
on Lis PendenD,


gBK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoMfANt.
In Tic case Of T.. E. LippIncott vs.. The Alu-
nj Life and Safety Deposit Life INSURANCE
c0mpsuies, the Receiver, G.. G. Holton, filed
ettton yesterday, stating that among tlc as-
t.,, IL lot described rs the soutl, u feet Ut
,nt 1, Block 10, In tho original Town Ut CHI
am, situated on Fifth avcniic. The lot is
r,Iaea st $780, ,0CD, but In tho present iar1 times
!. has only been offered 81 000 for Il, which
iii lust pay the incunsbrancc and lonve S1,0Do.
VIZ Receiver thinks Ills Ia the best hu cut do,
mi asked leave to fc1l at the above l1gurcs.
,n1cc Farweil ordered tho Receiver. to sell for
,i,oQo cas1l,--the purchaser to hold t1lo COM
,,uy harmless for any efafm on tho mortgage.
stE MUTUAL sICURITY INSURANCE. COMPANY.
ne following ts the showing Of tic Mutual
aseuri.y Insurance Company for August:
9,ssf 9,s,seS q ,aa ans asnt A'si ssielk .: i
Balance on baud .............. ...... So, ,o0B
pivoNcEs.
Emily E. Clarke filed bill for divorces from
h,t husband, Lewis A. Clarke, on tl.e ground Ut
dcsertton.
Fllnor G. Barker also asks for divorce from
ber husband, Charles X. Barker, for like
Cause.
The argument In tho Rtonc.cnntTnct case will
come TIP this l,,orning leforc Judge Farwell.
in lhc tase of Joseph Eawycr VI. Il. N. Tru.
ALI, joseph Farwell Yesterday appofntcd John
Hoffman, Of M. f50 Washington street, Re-
.Iuicc l,lo1gett was in his room yesterday,
md Mil be in court Monday.
Judge Faswelt Will decide tho case Of I.owcn-
.bai ys the Chicago, Danvil'c d Viucenaca Rail-
,oad Company to,,iay.
Fr.Iay x[ll he tlle Inst day Of service and for
tn rf
, 1876-09-02

MARQUETTE.
6ptefd| Dspd.ch to 71s Tribune.
MARQUETTE. Hlch., Sept. l.-Ann,sGn-Frop
Superior; schr sanduRkY.
CLEAREp--Prop ". l.. Wcsmore; echrs t'runettc,
{. ]. Magilt, Two Fannies, David Was.taGc. ILL.,
4teA.
PAtsxn Ur-Tsop raclhc.
DowN-st Louis, city Of Fremont.
, 1876-09-02
u &c ER ATIV e
CAT ARRH.

THIS the destrcttre knd terrific taFe nf the dis
taar. Thr ~htfa nasal pnsaases. fnrudlnx tls eyes
ana cqfs !he tnnsiis thrnat l,TonG}''a. tuMs. nnd
.tecrsts a1 .,.csah RAPIDLY to 'h;s frght,,P, mon
tlts !lisfasc. which, nefnieatnx the h19ol weakens
AMI destr0sA ~ pnwcs and alIows she !{s
roi+on 6 nctraifze nd e.rrlled. j. her" tat thia
sequence. Gtcallse uhica. nfrrstc Ut ts sog, thc
d.rr W. rsSS 1aa tnsrs,s ralrs.sy
Willie soush!rg, healing, ami sstrtnasnt medicine
Hunt he applied dirrcty TO The nnt1i ultsare: this
able. y
, 1876-09-02
l}JJFFATOs

HUFFAIO.
8pscta' Dtsposeh 10 7As Tribune.
nryrAto, Sept. 1.-Cannl ffcgtts havo declined
to &c for whent, and bhr for corn 10 New York.
Tho Buffalo Eterntng Association hays reduced
Rteain tcxsels,
, 1876-09-02

BRlDxrohr, ILL.,, Sept. l.-AAnv1n-Aontra-
a. Ottawa, D. 900 bu corn; Lily, Morris. q, 900 ha
corn; q. ". Zimmerman, Mlnooka, 1b0 tons sand j;
Phuni1, Lockport, $500 ba com; ossou, Mag.
, 1876-09-02

Keopeas asp =. a' Etasan'cc. sha. rs purI. ',al!
rhrH i gGti tayst work II expected tvctY day, md
thotourtness h t.Estru Twelve tx:,tt!sase1 in
teNofa and trnr1ters. 3ood bnaratng r1"c1 hrar fe
family ot t.r tsesl'ea1 ca1e an tee IT sra'aa,
emy. Nos ist and IN Twenty J:rcant.ht., Sid l's,a
tho sunrror advnnagrs OF thc Init tutDa nfnsr cclI
ing where 10 scnd yAr Or. lf nlurr eunscalrnf
cali nj the hultsr evenings.
IRA ". ALLEN, 1t. r.. rr'sltcn,.
I'd ttti 2tf.b.s..ar
, 1876-09-02
NJ rTE.Tlkf.AI..
ryEnkGAI..
S n T. Ell n q
CA ARRH.

This IA constant snreze. pnecyr, rntrze, until your
hcsa ae.!ns teny t. y q" unt yn. .,s and eIcs ~;
s,.nnMs until nm tpr '.tns;. o. pleasure y2a nnn1'
,si'ef u s.n'oat!an E;ery dfaKh, c,sry hTcai .;
hcatr Caarrh. ana commonly. Coth H. tte trid Ia
ton,laht rrhcc 10 tit. tt wenk OF
srltatory Eans In the permanent cute N this As.
res,s Sj.a te. 5t ss' M III
o's z. u: he,troy. the tno,.d .enf.!yrnr'. 70 A.
ceFAfiye CatAfrh.
, 1876-09-02

acil1ce g. 600 bn corn; u. Y. Wright. Norris o. loo
bn corn Ersex. 1.asnffr. t, Hou BIZ corn.
rLEA,IEt,--Catarncs. Ciirn. ~, 1l@ II lnnhrr
LIDO posts; prop Mnntauk. t.ockrort.. 4.H.7 bn
wheat; Maple Iruf, 1.ockport. 5000 bu wheat;
Nfcfenrolfr, Peoria, 0,:4B II 1untcr; Dolphin, Oh
taYa III m lumber
, 1876-09-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE

IRc Ntnetal l!TAHEa&l4IktcL company NAL .bleamefh
betwscn New York md tiaxfc. cAllln. at tlyinunth
%. 2 for thc ltnt!1aE e raassngsn rhe sr1sn4ii
p5o;!sa 80; v'tn Esefs bs v q. tron' pics No
ut. Laurent. .arhtsnch. Basu,ay. sert, y. l. i. n
pssssgt e xoa !sasaatn x!ae1 fifss c.hn. SIG %
fha esSn cfa asss. e rsSe.
stsessfs xSG v'th Surnrsor aecsMno4atoG nslaalax
Steamer. marx en tnya ~ nut csrry tttfFaXa
gers. LuulH uE nENfAH, A9snt s. hroslxaY.
Or ". r. WHITE, Ut El1fk. .4t,, AGENT fne ChlcSKp,
, 1876-09-02
EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

tny. Sept. 20. Tho examination Tor ai7snced
standing *il legln on Thursday. Sept a8, at o /.
r. r. AZ thc beginning Of the academic year 1877.
asa not graduates Of Colleges Will he required 10
ra:s preliminary examination. Atthe beginning
OF thd academic yrhr 1H7D'H0, the Faculty will adj
Third year 10 the cnnrsc Of Instruction, and can.
dtatcH for dcyrco who enter the School after tho
academic ytnr ls7g.'77 Will be examined In tho an
ttft course Of thfcc ycats. They must also bs
members OF the School At leaat tsro yents. FOR t-
formation, md for circulars giving fn paflcutafs
AddFek6 JOHN IT. AREut,D ftbrnr1An
, 1876-09-02

MRS GARRETT8oN
E0AnDlSG A.1D DAY school. for young iadies
and children. No. Sc West Forty .srsenth st.. New
York, VIII reopen on Wednesday. Sept. y. Facili-
tics for the study Ut French. German, ami Muslc
unsurpassed. Thorourhncss in every department.
Apply personally OF by letter, n above.
MADAME O. DA SILVA
and Mrs. Alex I'radsortr formerly Mrs. Ogden
IlotIman'a' HhEltsh, French, and German Boarding
and Day School for young lal!ek and children, with
cal.s.hen!cs. No. II Wet Thssty .ciEht..tt., New
York. Neoptns Sept. III Application t,aY be
mA1n BY latter ur personally, As nbore.
, 1876-09-02
PENNSYLVANIA Military Academy

Chester, Fa for lsoarert only> opens Sept H. Loca
enmmoaen. Thorough 1ns,suctaon ln &!y and NJ
circulars alrly 70 C. x. CUsUKOyE. Fatrun Of Ito
Aratrmy, IN. WnAhlnEtOn.Al., ChcaSu, or to col.
THEU. HfATT Frcsjcut. .- "
, 1876-09-02
HELM U1,I1 COLLEGE, {EsOYs}.
Ntd4 Ndsttr-Ecv. CANON sWEATSfAN, N. A.
seao per ahnu,n, including nl. charges.

HAlLMuTH LAD1Es' CoLLEoA.
Princtpdt-Rcy. II. F. DAnSEL1, NJ. A.
Reduction to ctcfgymen. fcnty scholarships Oh
very advantageous terms, Next Term commences
Sept. IL.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

lsf. Pike street hal - empsy c0si ears.
and sitcen minutes after starring these
- cars were &C the LinA e. GRAY and
she # Tor the portsge On arriving
taege. the same locomotive which Vas
taken ga 20 the steamer. as once pulled
hack the Is cars. AM i were taken up
= grade Il 10 fee; per mile from Lake
I nion. where the steamer A3die MAS
waiting Il ever men worked 70 81
advantage 4. was Capt. Bailey's crew
bin self taking the le2d-In making the
transfer q laade9 aud empty cars
The whole 81 loaicd car. hauled IF a.
one pail and switched 70 the right and
left Just ia time for young Lindsey 20
Fun his l. on. and then Capt Bailey
with the balance, anil in less than IL
inmates made complete ;ransfsr. and
the Aide had her mammoth lighter
seoo.iug aeross Inion Bay. beaded for
Bensonville. Rambler here broke down
il trying 10 desc-ibe the Lake Wash
ington scenery First said the lake VAS
like the mines-and there stood Mt.
Rainier. seeming 50 near but yet 50 far
and Ae foliage Of the forest All around
the lake was as yellow as an orange
Said some romantic chap would I'll two
volumes expostulating about the beau
ties Of this inland sea-
On beard the boat everything WAS
like clock work and the company's in
terest is well looked after A, the in
cline a, Beusonville he observed the
same systematic order in making the
transfer of cars Himself and three
other passengers not caring Ia wait tdr
the locomotive they walked up the
track 10 Newcastle. On ascending the
hill he tsheld . town of over one
hundred buildings and seventy families
j. Y. Roach is the right man In the
right place a. store keeper, and in the
absence of Mr. Shattuek be has COM
plete charge Rambler says he found
the greatest number of intelligent and
happy people at Newcastle and less
drunkenness than coll possibly have
been expected In q coal mining town.
Newspapers everywhere he found out
they take twenty-five dsilies and about
the same number of Weely ISTELLI-
GESCERs.
Mr. Roach. as we'll as Mr. Shattuck,
informs us they have 30 systematixed
things at the mines aud transportation
works that some 300 tons Of coal daily
is mined and shipped with GO to 20
men less-custing their expenses down
materially.
Rambler didn't want us to forget to
mention that j. I. Lester. proprietor Of
Bensonville. owner and Captain OF that
skookum little steamer. JAS. Mortie,
keeps hotel Ut Bensonville. His
steamer runs in connection with Bows
stage line. and leaves Casto landing at
A. NJ. and r. NJ. going by way Of
Black River This is the best route for
Renson or Newcastle, and Johnny Les
ter knows how TO keep hotel and run
steamer too. The company furnish
the comfortable house. for their en-
ployees at n rental of only 81 month.
and all the coal they require. at $2 per
tot. delivered.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

SEATTLE, Nov. 18th. 1876,
EotroR lSrKLLIeENcER. Our &C
eAsional rambler took i, into his
head tina, be would 20 TO Newcastle.
aud on las. Saturday we missed him ~
his usual rendezvous between Jack
LEWIS bulletin boards aud Johnny Jam
lessons. Getting Disguised with the
election returns. snd~feeliug couaden,
he had lost bis boots anu hat. made
tracks fer the seattle Coal aud Trans
por,Asion Cos depot, determined TO
bring up a, place where no telegraph
line reached lie says he arrived jus,
IN time IN get on the train. and - be
MAS doing ~. Capt Taylor. Mr.. Shat
taek's sentlemanly clerk. handed him
clean slip of paper, which was showed
into hi. hreerhes pocket, wishoas hook
ing 10 know It's pafrnrt, bat he says II
Was lncky thing he CT that slip, FIR
when arriving ~ the portage waiting
for the transfer If empty sni loaded
cars To- snd from the mammoth sco~
he hsrpcaci Ia run his hands into his
pocket, AMI discovered that Il con.
tanned - csn,. piexr AMI the slip
His curiosity h-sing aroused. be an
folded the slip which read a. fol
lows PASS. has 10 AMI fem
the mires.. anl be passed aud retained.
AID has this 10 say ais.a, what he saw
done ard lizard. The locomotive that
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

CoxGxc rx.-Mr ROWLAND. City
Trea.ar~r. rscrivsi : t@rday ABi day
t@fore. IN H7orey dse from the properly
holiers 20 the trout streef grade.
81 30 S1me cro4ksTs were woGt -
make it 2ppeaF stat this norsy woald
not BE- paid oTer readily ~ the prop
ersy holdess. aud tia. 'asre wousd Re
treaty drag abo9s il Bat no~ the fal-
lazy q such morbsd presiicticus i too
apparent 20 neei refniation They are
all disposed 10 cosne 70 time. a. "a as
go can learn. ard wlIl ali promptly re
np - The mark IN the matter. We
9osst lpelseve there wi.l BE q singie sore
bead III the lot baat on The czatrary
that a. fully anticipate the grea. value
the impToge meat ~ill be - their
property. sui 10 beneft 10 the
entire city, both directly and
indirectly. Tue Front street I'M
pfoye:nsnt reflects much credit upon the
enterprise 81 oar cstixens, and adds
greatly 20 the impprtance Of the city.
It. inception was a timely and veil
warranted movement IL the rsgh, direc-
ton. and it, vigorous aud thorough
prosecution 10 Al early completion, Is
fully jus, lifted by the end To lave de-
ferred the work or the completion 0f it
10 some future time. would have been
unwise and tn warranted, On the princi-
pie Of " penny wise and pound foolish
II il weil 10 take time BY the forelock
IN such matters, and II is better TO drive
the growth Of the city than 10 Dc driven
BIZ it. II il much better 10 lead the
march than ~ b. stumbling along in
the rear We believe in the rapid pro
gress Of SEATTLE and It's future great
ness. aud il Is wise la prove our
faith 20 the outside world by our
works
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
+ l. Marshall. Freepors; Miss l. Nc
MILAN. Mcmillan. puyallnp; L $
Brewster. San Francisco. + NJ Walsh,
Seattle, Matt Eugley. ID N Crooks.
Salmon Bay; NJ Mehan. J ID Sullivan.
Lake Washington; John Malcolm, Port
Townsend; Joseph Brown. Mukilteo; J
OBrien, Geo W Almey, Port Town
send; 4 ii Manning, Newcastle
NEW ENGLAND.
I Mcknight. Black River: c
Street, Melodies Lee, Tacoma: Thomas
Hardness. Sehome. William Bevin.
Port Madison. John Gimblet. 4 II
Chambers. Olympia, T Bichl. Freeport;
" ii Eddy. Snohomish; I VI Advert.
White River: l. kribs & wife. g " W
Pratt. city; . Larson. Chicago.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

IDAHO IrEMs.-FnvorabIe reports of
qusrtz lodges are about to induce an ex-
petition of Boston capitalists to that
Territory. Captain Stump viii! have
his boat completed by the l>s of March
lie asks the people of Lewiston to in
crease their stock 10 $4,000. ;. There
is probability that the Colfax land
district in Washington Territory and
the Lewiston land district in Idaho will
be constituted
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

~ Tho creditors Of the steamer
Dispatch met at the office Of Mcknight
4 i.eary last evening. Claims to the
amount of nearly seven thousand dol
lars were adjusted by acceptance of
proceeds of sale Of steamer. The pro
rata will amount io nearly seventy cents
on dollar. In all transactions that
ara honorahle aud above hoard aud
wherein an unforeseen loss cssurs--it is
always best for all parties oonoerned to
settle the matter without litigation. be
cause once In the hands Of lawyers and
law the creditors are sure 10 be ~orsted
not only that. bat the iebior remains
hAmpcred and prevented from ongsg
ing In other business.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

- The steamer Black Diamond
discharged her soow load IF farm pro
daoe yesterday. consisting Of - s0s-
mostly potatoes. cahhages and carrots
on jennings wharf. The load Was
brought from the sseilagaamish and
ssasit rivers Captain Cove has struck
np lively aud rtmunera,ise business
IN transporting lrodnce froA ,aose sex
tons this year The amount raised
sheFe the present srason - ali Of double
wha, il has been heretofore. Iis found
no aifscul,y in d.spessng Of the pa's-
toss at s,n cents Per sasiisl.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

FREIGHT. - The barkentine Grace
Roberts. arrived here night before last.
after laying : days in quarantine at
Port Townsend She brought the follow
ing list of freight aud discharged the
same yesterday at Yesler's wharf: For
Seattle Waddell Il Miles - packages
of merchandise, W + II 10, l. 5 X 81
do. Chas Naeher G do, Hall Il Paulson
2 do, Schwabacher Bros i Co 2i3 10.
For Oiympia-53 package. merchan-
disc, Port Townsend DO. Snoho-
mish City do; steilacoom- co.
She also brought 100 tons of railroad
iron for the ) and W W Railroad.
She will leave here today for Freeport
where she will load with lumber
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

~ The new county Jail, which has
bscn completed at cost Of sl4 .oa5. IN
county scrip. including the fractional
lot on which it stands, has been accept
cd by the County Commissioners. aud
will he occupied by the first of Decem-
her next.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

~ Mr.. Glore yesterday made a
large shipment from his establishment
of furniture, To retail! dealer in Puy.
ailup. Tie wholesale business of our
city is constantly on the increase. and IL
promises Ia be extensive In the future
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

iE The Dakota, since her arrival
here has been eosling up at the Seattle
bankers She will leave tins morning
for Tacoma. a, which place n large lot
of hops is awaiting her. From there
she will steam over tn Olympia aud re-
turn here on SATURDAY when she will
leave for Victoria,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

REAL EsTATE-The following real
estate transfers were made yesterday
Isaac Meyer to A. j. ADderscn-lot
10, block a. Laws second addition TO
Seattle SIS
4 Macintosh. trustee. to Thomas
Armssrong-io . in block II, aud lot
4 in block - 800.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

- Col Thorpe aud Mr.. feathers
have fitted ap very neat and attrac-
tive office in Jackson's Hotel building,
and propose to push the artificial stone
business here.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

lS' The steamer Phantom. after hay-
ing a new cabin built, and receiving a
new boiler. together with other repairs,
came in here yesterday Tor tie purpose
o' bring Inspected
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

~ Mr.. ii. H. Peass, after spend
Jug g. 900 for six tenement houses in
this city, which have NIL been rented
out. proposes to take his departure &c
companied by his wife. on the Dakoti
for san Francisco They expect TO Wis I
ths Eas, before returning
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

~ The Otter brought down large
lot OF farm produce from the Duwamish
yesterday. sud landed it at Craig i
Hastings wharf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17
tY- The remains of the wife Of :

tf~ The remains of the wife of y. l..
Maxwell. of Gilroy, California. and
formerly proprietor If this paper,
brought up by him on the last trip IF
the Dakota. were inferred yesterday at
the Masonic ceri,stcry, beside the graves
of her two infaut children.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

u An owner has teen seusi for the
boom at logs recently picked up At
Port S.rsAn. They belonged Ia some
Parties On TIA Srohomi n
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

Toys, AND HOLIDAY GooDs w. II.
pumphrey. the bookseller aud stationer,
has just completed opening the Largest
aud finest stock If Holiday Goods Of all
kinds ever brough, into the Territory.
which he is selling at prices to suit the
times Persons DESTROYS of making pur-
chases In the above line. should. by all
means, call aud examine his stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-17

.-tg~ The question is, who is Presi-
dent Well, we will not answer that,
but will say TO all that we are ready to
run gas or water pipes for the good
people Of Seattle, or sell them No. |
Howe Sewing Machine. Come one,
come all.