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, 1876-01-15
District Court Summons.

TERRITORY Of WASHINGTON, IS
.ot1.ty gf EaHG H0Ha, :
IN lie Dis,rir, Caart Of ts Fi1 Judicial Dstrct q
HgaiHg'oa Territory.
AIIrE c. RUWAS, Plaintiff, y. JOBS Il. BUsAS1
Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF ANERICA-To
1 JOHN " ROWAN. D-fenIlnt, yOu are heseiy
notified 70 sl.r-- IN atiHn brought -,sinst yCu ~
ALICE C. EOWAN, Painful. II The District Court
OF the First JutIrai District ot Washington lem
tory Lalllng terms at the city Of Nalla Maia, N
AMI rUr tie counties Of Nulla Walla and y hltnIn,
20 answer tie enpiailit q Plaintiff Mel n Na!la
WaI!a county within twenty days after tLe service
OF .i, summons exclusive q th= day of service u
no. served ii saii county, bat IN sad District, n
thirty Iavs otherwise within sixty DAG, on ihs siA
Plaintiff an take IU iyneut a--sHst YOU By csiluI,
lcl7ri i'm 10 rt.- prayer 81 thu cyrnTi"Iu-.
The sad acton L brought % Ciss !y- the C-- @!
FlatriInouv sulsIsrDg tJwe@n PLtIutr and DrtefFls
ant On The ground Of neglect anc cruel treatment q
the Paiatih by D,gendaut, and Tor the custody q
frankie Iu-Ir.I. the minor chilli lf the dTLlt,, ana
for Other and proper relief And yon ART hereby
potfi-l that uE-Ss you spTear and answer the 7aii
complaint A. atove required, tie prayers u the
Plaintiff VIII be gTanted.
wines the Hon. :. c. WISG ,RD, Judge
9TH District CONT u the Fus, Judicial
L $ I,-t1ilt q Washin yt0n =Trltn-y- aid the
seal q said Court s-ixet, this 5th 14y q
December A D. 1873
a REEVES ~ Rs. Clerk
THOS. II. BRENTs,
Plaintiffs Att0rney- Low
, 1876-01-15
HIDES AND FURS !
BOUGHT AND
The Highest Prices Paid +!
Al.
DU SENB ERY BRO -
Notice for distribution.
TERRITORT OF WASHINGTON, %
County o. WaFa HaGa,
~ IL. = a. Mt .+ Z 49, E--f-f-..r ,rtp~l

TERRTTORT OF WISHLNGTON,
County cf IraFa Wa9a,
Z. pylbqfs-Ia TIE Erttsy II tls ErFts = NiRTIN
MiICHOR, d.csdssL
TIE PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION in the
above entitled estate coming 20 l. beard and
Il appearing 70 the Court that The plosf submitted
bv KATHERINE IORErIC, nee MAICHOG, and
MARIA ZADU, nee MAICHOK, Is insufficient -
eutltIs them % the whole estate therefore, It =
ordered that sail hearing De adjourned until Mon
dAy. the 24;h day Of April, A D., ls76.
IL Is further ordered, that all ITO1s interested n
he state OF the aid MARTIN NAICHDR, d-ceas-
81 be and appear before the Probate Court OF sad
county Of Walia Wal-A, II tie c-ty q Wall. Wal.a-
TIE county seat o. s4Ia county OF WsIh Walk, On
the aiih DAY O April 1915, Al the hour o! 10 O'Clock,
A N Of sali day. then and there 10 show cause WHy
an order Of distribution should not b Ile Of the
rsSEue OF tie Sail estate among the hers o. f S2l1
MARTIN NAICEOR, 1ec=1sed, according 70 laW.
Il : further ordered that ssryICe OF this citation
Re male on parties unknOT or nOa-resl1ents, by
publication OF This order II tie WalA Waila sTArFs-
Nan, a weekly EewsPaFer PTiEtet and published IN
the etv and county Of WAlla Nalls, Washington
Territory f0r three successive uIs prior 70 sad
18th day OF ArTIl, ls76.
hated Wzlia WAlia. December Is ls7j-
sgm r GTICHAED, PROBATE Jui-c.
, 1876-01-15

APuuon ENranrAINMENT is announced
Ws5nesiav evening, Jan 18th, when
,r5 carried bill will be presented. At
-. ..,-,D Of the year amusements are in
and hence We be-peak for the gentle
''--', ,b1 are getting up the entertainment
II hnu-e.
, 1876-01-15

HORACE JUBER, man well-known to our
c:,;zsns. been confined TO his bed severai
weeks. and at this writing Is very io"' LIS
room Is at Mrs. Vsn-yekle's, at the lower
erd Of town. where we suggest that his FRIENDS
Ill and render him such aid as his condition
rannirrS.
, 1876-01-15

NONE BosH.-We notice that the buzsards
ara grinding out another batch OF city ordl-
nanees As rule. these ordinances are worth
les, than the paper they are written upon ;
bnt then somebody is paid for compiling
,be,, and this satisfies the officials who deem
i their principal duty to squander the public
money.
, 1876-01-15
the 7ih dn, sf February, 1876,
Dissolution Notipe.

THE COPARTNERSHI2 Heretofore existing be-
/ tween the undersigned. under the firm name Of
RUSSELL " MCLANE, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All Outstanding claims against
the late firm vii b. settled by Chas- Russell, TO
wlom All persons indebted viii make payment The
books Cf tie late tiEm the hands vi p T. john
snu who i act Of Chas. Russell, and settle
sl the nIItst tnl NJ bus inesS-
Dated M.llI Wal,u, December l6 1871.
CHAS. RUSSELL,
9-Im. JOHN F McLAEE
, 1876-01-15

RnGrs REFoKMERs.-The members of tn .
city ring are penitent and talk about reform
mo just now the rogues are very sick, and
- -srentsuce illustrates the lines:
The Devil WAS sick, the Devil a saint would be 4;
rrbs D-.yiI got " ell, the Deyil a saint Was he.
, 1876-01-15

H.. e. /. JEWELL, member of the State
from Umaiilla county. was in town
-, .,rIy part Of the week. Also MAJOR
-. former Indian agent, but at pre-
h'''..'- .r.rgrly engaged in stock operations
, 1876-01-15

Col. II. c, PAIGE informs us that with
.,, coming spring he viii relinquish hi.
.;,i,n q, route agent for Wells, Fargo &
+. =. e1rress, and viii take charge OF the
,,....,i, o.Hes. Col. Paige has been one OF
= .,.-, active and efficient men in the
.'- ~. employ. and whilrsr regrerting to
IT,. him, We are glad that ne Is to have a
.-.,-s p.s4-4ut position
, 1876-01-15

Tur editor is favored with the mumPs IN
q small way, One OF our hands has been down
with the same complaint for the past Two
.Ls and now that he has recovered ne
"ee - r. turned his pet over to US. We
srr,ose we are big enough to stand IT,
, 1876-01-15

: p,<eu,u has returned from the mill
.-.s,pelitiop. and when not absent on pro-
' all. may be found at his office,
i''l'9l' 3l'., :, DR.. Day. : drug store.
, 1876-01-15

IHE WALLowA ScARE.-On last T,ss-
pay the troops composed of companies Fl ;,
and L." lst u S. cavalry, under com.
mand OF Major Trimble, returned 70 Fort
"aiia Walla from their trip across the
mountains, where they went in accordance
WIN instructions received from Headquarters.
70 snOdne reported insurrection among the
Nez ferce Indians, in Wallowa Yallsv. The
troops left their post January lst, and were
preceded by their commanding officer few
dayS' who went ahead to investigate the
matter. We have endeavorsd to ob,,ip ~
accurate information as possible in rsg,ri m
'ne scare and all We can learn leads us to
believe the whole report to be grand hum
bug In the first place, the difficulty with
the indians-slight as it was-did not oconr
IN the Wallowa Valley as reported. but in
the valley of the Nimnah, forty-five miles
east Of the Upper WeIIowa Valley. In the
second place the affair was greatly eraggerst-
ed. The Indians drove 10 cattle into the
mountains, nor did they express the leas, de-
sire 10 nave war; no settlers were banded
together for self defense; in fact only three
white men were concerned in the affair. The
iusurrectIon was nothing more than an
expos uiauOn on the part of the Indians
against the whites monopolizirg all the
good bottom gruzing. While they believe
the valley should be exclusively theirs, they
expressed perfect willingness to ellow the
cattle OF the whites 10 remain. All they
asked was fair dealing. The whole thing
reminds us Of one of flsop's fables, where a
whole country was thrown into consterna.
ton BY the roaring and grOaniDg OF noun
tain. The phenomenon explaining itself by
the exit of a mouse from a creyice in It's side.
1t looks, As Juveniles would say, az if the
rumor was = accidentally on purpose " that
the tar-seeing residents of that delectable
spo thought they saw full-blooded bouan-
"a ahead of them in the way of military
post IN their vicinity, and tried to persuade
the public, if they could not persuade them
selves, that there was danger We may be
unjust i'll TINS criticising the conduct of our
neighbors, bat circumstances point strongly
to such conclusions. Such conduct on the
part of any community or individual should
be DEPRECATED in the highest degree. If
man went ont in The street and shouted
. fire > alarming his neighbors and causing
the engiI IS to turn out, and did it III the
hope OF making something ont of the city, he
would likely be punished severely for his
strategem. And is rot this parallel case ?
Throwing the country into needless state of
alarm, and incurring an enormous expense to
the government, is his so trihing in impcr.
tance az not 10 be taken into consideration?
This folly, too, may result in the military
authorities designating a call when there Is
real danger. The f4ble of the wolf will here
apply, aud we commend its application to
those who got up this needless Indian scare.
, 1876-01-15

F,pF The dwelling house on the Dalies
road. distant about two miles from town. and
formerly occupied by Sam Jacobs, was des-
..,naa nv fire in the early part OF the week
The destruction of the boose leaves "'f'H'
f,milv destitute of g home.
, 1876-01-15
Faxes for the Year 1878.

rHE wAII.A wALIA COUNTY TAX BOOK
1 d. IT, - 1879. Is now IN the hands OF the
County Treasurer. 70 whoa taxes eau be Peh nntli
- IL d.v az January nexi- After that dAte un-
raii tsxs- viii teuome delinquent, and VIA ~ =
-ii.-... ~. - ~ r P REES,
'''7'''3 County Treasurer.
std
, 1876-01-15
NOTICE.

ILLTHOSE INDEBTED To NE, either By nots
\ rtook account, will call on H. a. YANSYCRLEs
ani settle the same, and save costs.
IA BROWNE.
,V.rrsE1-rG. W. T. Dec. .. 1875. Ssm
, 1876-01-15

THE CRY RING favOrs annexation 10 ore,
70, The rogues have worked out the ieAu
!, Washington Territory. and hope oy g
change of base to secure new opportunities iOf
stealing.
, 1876-01-15
NOTICE

VROM AND AFTER THIS DATE I will not BE-
responsible fsr any debts contracted by any per-
s.,n on my account, unless the same u upon my
written order. PATRICK ONRlLlI.
VAL. WAIrA December q, 1875 Sim.
, 1876-01-15

Administrators

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
| has ot;aIn-1 from the PrOtz-e Court OF " ala
Val, county. Wash n.1Cn Territory, !ttsEs ~ al
-,,rI;.rrtt5Or rrrn tie estate Of JOHN EONI-
GDWFRY. iecsasel. All p-~oDs indebted % saTi
e.rste are requested 20 make immediate payment.
Al uersou, having claims against st,d estate are
ro:lfsl 10 prtS-ut The same. with ne Necessary
,-.1,.La.- tfa-s1f. within twelve months iron tie
- - - fr-t publication of tbs notice or . tor-
svsy brret. Dated wzlla Walk, D7cember =, ls.5-
JOHN GASTON,
H. AfuIuIstrd.O-.
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dminIstrators Notice.

THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE That the subseriter
| -. oI.sir.-5 from the TIpl-t- Court q Wslia
Jy,It C.,1urv wa-ha=T0a Territory, s-rreTs q al
rnInistrsrson 1poa the estate Of ODEL4A HILL
NTTTH. late ot said county, deceased Al P=Tsors
sisi 70 -aii ez-ate requested 20 make lrnIns-
S-.fe uaymeuu Al psTsOns haEIng c.gI--s agalnsi
"a ss-te are notii.=i 70 present tie s41ne vlsh ths
ruebers t-re0i within twelve months IRON The die
Of tn rst publiatl0n II tins Dotlc Or 1e forever
lard. DATED Wzla WaIl4, Dee 81, IL
THOMAS QUISNs
sa-fu Administrator.
, 1876-01-15
~IEEIlIEF'- SALE

]
pY VIRTUE OF TWO CERTAIN EXECUTIONS
- SUei cut OF the District Court OF tine First judi
ciIl District uf Washington TerrltoTy and to me
! directed and delivered, to-wit One in favor Of
/ CoktEfI J. McCLENf, Plaintiffs, against d.
y BALDWIN, Individually, and against the firm
"t BALDWIN 4 CO, DEFENDANTS, dated DeStmber
"A, ls75, tgr the ot sl425 SS-0O gold CON- with
tereSJ thereon Al the rate Il 10 per cent. pr
~ Ike com. and the further sum 0f s27 costs OF
SUIT, ami al~N one other execution IN favor of L..
GOLDSMITH n co, Plaintiffs and against u S.
BALDWIN, individually, and the Hrm of BALD
" N CO, Defendants, dated January I, 1876 for
te sum Of sl59S gold com, with interest thereon nc
the nate Of one T-r cent pr month in like coin, Snd
so NcU costs of suit have leviei upon the follow
my described reI Ies:atr situate lying and being in
The city and county OF Malh WHlla, Territory Of
Washington, and Particularly described ss follow
tO--it
Al thCe certain lots pieces Of land situated b
Nam street IN the e,y ut ala Walls aud describe
- follows; Commencing at a pOipt on the mort b
SHE oi Nam street, ia sud city, distatt li9 feet
nDTth-cHs'erly nom the south corner OF block two
S,,Il clty thence uUT'h-eastcTly along the line
Nam street sixteen feet thence north-westerly ut
right Hngles 10 Main street between parallel lines;
a. the LETT bank OF Mil Gre k The same being part
Of lot eight, IN block Zen ~ sand eity.
Also, that othe: certain lot parcel Of land des-
crl5e as follows, Commencing at Il point on the
uorth lie Of y u STREET the city of walla Walla,
GlstAut lS5 9 Let IL nOrth-easterly direction
from the south corner Of block two in said city
thrT"e north tasteIy along sad line Of Main street,
eleven feet SIX inches and running hack in north
Westerly course, between parallel lines, at right
angles 10 Main street. the left bank Of Mil Creek,
being part Ct lot . IN block Of said city Of Walk
Walla
Also, that certain ~ OF paree. Of land fronting on
Rose street, m SAL city, and beng part of lots and
2, IL block ,, and described II follows: COmmeno-
H., d; point the south side OF Rose street, in
s:H clty, distant S irrt sOuth-WesteTly from the
DOTthsUHer 81 h.u ;wO NJ said city thence south
westerly a!luy the south sIeo Rose street. seventy
et feet thrHrr back at right angles TO Rose street.
a sOutE-tste'iy iy course, betWeen peralel lines, 10
the right bank uI Mil Greek. Notice Is hereby
given, thHt On
MONDAY. the 7ih dns NJ February, 1876,
at the hour Of O'Clock, p. N Of said day, i will
sell al the right. title interest Of said defend
ants D. ) BALDWIN, and BALDWIN & CO., in
ur ID the ainye described property, at the Court
House door, II the Giy and county Of Walls
Nalh. Washington Territory, Mt Public Aue-
tnn, Lr gold com, TO be highest and best bidder.
OF 70 HuCh thereof as may be necessary % satisfy
saii judgments and all costs
Given under my hand tins 7ih day of January, A.
,, l~55. GEORGE T. THOMAS,
Sheriff ut NailA walla County.
J. d. MIX
Attorney Tor Plaintiffs SITS
, 1876-01-15

CITY FINANCES The contrast between
county and city finances is the contrast be-
tween honesty and roguery. In the one case
We have the county ont of debt and the pub
lie credit nj par In the other we have :he
city indebtedness estimated at Sl2 900, and
city scrip absolutely worthless. Had the
same economy characterized the management
Of city affairs. that has Inled III the county
the town would have been out OF debt, and
her scrip worth ifs face In public as IN pri-
vate Affairs, Froh!gacy and extravaganza Is
followed by prnury and want. lhe parties
who have controlled city affairs serm to have
been aetuate6 ly bat one purpose-ihat Of
pilipg up a public debt and creating jobs for
fayurit,s Expensive improvements were made
on the line of Mill Creek but these, instead
of being given out by contract 10 the lowest
bidder. were turned over 10 the marshal
not Il practical mechanic-und the bills ns re-
ported by him ordered paid. Not single
member Of the council would transact his
priyaie business in this way, and It Is TO their
shame and disgrace that they thus abused a
public trust It has been owing to this loose
WAY of doing business that the city debt has
been run up to its present proportions, and
the city treasury bankrupted. The system
of prnsioping favJrites uPon the city, and
providing for them at the public expense Is
another abuse that deserves 1eprobation. Ii
\ man is TOO lazy or too proud to work, let
him look TO he county poor house for sup
port, but under no circumstance should he
be placed upon the pay roll OF the city and
allowed 20 draw a large salary without any
cnrresur nding service. We speak freely about
H.. .gus.s for the reason that IL is the duty
of the ,ublie press 70 reprobare wrong doings
and rebuke officials who abuse their trusts
Far the three wears past the affairs Of this city
b..,,. hem conducted in imitation Of the sys-
tenn ipaugurated by Boss Tweed IN New
York and the result here as there, Is extrav-
+.-auce and corruptIOn-an onerous puohc
5.hr and baukrupted treasury. As shown
sl-.where, the county indebtedness 10y proper
,n.n,pement has been extingulshsd- fot
,,,ar+ of rrop-r management the city debt
has baen increased, and the city credI, run
down 10 zero. Look on this picture, ana On
that
, 1876-01-15
Notice TO settle.

TIE undersigned having made change in his bus
ines and t.J-a ia q partner desires to settle up
all LII outsrlnG u Affairs and % that end requests
all PERSONS indebted 70 forward and make intz
rueiI4te payment. F. YETTER-
Dee ( ISL Slim
, 1876-01-15

,rr pvpsoys TypEBTED TO the understsdsa
\ aTs hereb not I 20 make m rsosIe
or Otherwise costs vii = sdo-i an -rsI.or.
ns G % 80. nd bence prompt attention e E Iss sSIs-
Walls walla. Nov. lo, lsl3
, 1876-01-15

A REVIVAL MEETING is in progress
n. Methodist church. Sinners are being
shaken up lively.
, 1876-01-15
DIRECTORS


TIE LIBERAL PATRONAGE EXTENDED
l th- Association by cur people Of the Northwest,
las placed - business gpOn permanent and s-o-
stanti-l is.ss- IT, members row number more than
,u+isut To Iox Il. Law Of Mortality ample scope
Tor oJ,erati9n Iue system of the CsrPzDy las
rryyri rhe most rruu0nicsd and pOpuiar ever pre-
seutei 70 tie puil.c. OteT-ng Life Indemnify AZ
LESS THAN ONE-FOCRTH the -ost Of Eastern
oouTaues; wElls rs mutual eontrlDutl0n plan Al
is an sI,rplus premiums 10 h retained BY each IN
dly;iual member. until required by actual death
lo-s-s thus ais0ri.n- 10 large fund from any locAlty
lie lover rate of mortality and Agb-r rate OF ~
tcrest II tie Northwest ami clreiu system OF Liie
Underwriting aui riyii economy Of management,
nf.s. tls Assertion to oteE IBaemnIty fur Lie
at a COS. lower than any eJnPany orgAnised else
where.
-Full tuforrnas50n given upon appheation 70
Z. I. SHANNON, sapt- Agts.,
~ ~ sing H1nSe WaIla HAlla.
, 1876-01-15
NOTICE,

FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE I viii net bs
L r=-TorsIhlr fr any debts contracted BY any per-
son % my account unless the same - upon my writ
Ten d-rler IHOS. TIERNEY.
wsua WaIla, Nov IS. 1878. 50-3w.
, 1876-01-15

sa's. hu>>lII., TO "a pioneer settler in
Ills valley, has arranged his affairs prcpara-
'y 70 visiting the A,Anric States Mr.
''''-. cane 70 this coast IN 1916. ana from
ia. '''e 70 this has been almost continuous
= ..-'r.'.l with The military service. Ia
'''1 Under command OF Gen. Wool, he came
= 10 o'.-'a, ami Wa, all through the Iu
-'l "ar, Of l>55, 56 and 81. He was
's Of 'he time Of the establishment Of the
'.-''.' 'ry Ios- IN rhis vail. y, and he fitted
.s 1's' puck train that trayersei the
Unity. At all times he enjoyed the un-
-l--' e5nfiauce Of his military superiors,
al ''a''ei With Government stores OF great
'e-',~-a' ' be always proved faithful. The
[r-.., ,'-...'' a,,oalare of such men as Generals
.-l l,''.au' Jan townsend, HardIe, Reno, II gals,
f.-7-, ..-7-, We nigh, name. Mr. Russell on
49,, 81. E'>t is sure 20 receive cordial re.
f''l nom bis old companions in arms.
, 1876-01-15


A CoNTEasr-Ths Town OF Albany, Ore
s'", i'iuISr- in tie luxury Of a city gov
--aDenr. Like our own Ii'tle burg, Albany
'P''' q mayor, u,arshal, city council, etc.
A.Fr 'hs r-rrablauce ceases. Albany, with
-Ha.h smaller revenue than Walla Walla,
!'- al. her Epsu>cs during the past year,
l4i on 'Ae Is; day OF January. 1876. was out
Of ar.' and had thirteen hundred dollars in
~ treasury A. The same date WalIa Walla
busted an inlrbtslur~, Of $l2 900, an empty
''-''ary, aad ri'y scrip down 10 y nominal
-i's. TIN, striking contrast can only be
,t,Aa.- "n the theory that Albany selected
.-.', nl.a 20 manage her aff,irs, whilst it
- ,-T misfortune { have rogues III office
, 1876-01-15

Wz14xAs sEaHx.EI.-sse .dyeE;isrIssnt n an
o-lsr soiuran.
, 1876-01-15

HAzDEsrr vii ocnfG ;.'os y '-'i'i'9 = =
, 1876-01-15
EEosiGaV and FamCv GOods

&C., &c, I'll 70 he sold CHF,P TOR C,sH.
SAN IRANCI>Cb CIGAR STORE,
5l-tf Next door 70 DU9enbeTy Bros.
, 1876-01-15

From and aIteE tins date freight viii r. received
AMI delivered ~ the terminus OF the RsihuaI until
tie close OF the n tn rtte- hereinafter stated
, 1876-01-15
NORTH PACIFIC
MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
Os PORTLAND. OHHsON,
Incorporated 1874.
Capital, Sl00, 600, G0id Coin Basis.
"EVen-handed JustIce.o
OFFICERS:
= w,zgrEx,,, W. 8. LADD,
-
NORTH PACIFIC
"EVen-handed Justlce.o

OFFICERS
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but we believe that no arm will be lift
ed to resent the insult and menace to
the Constitution. The tone OF the
Northern press, reported this morning,
shows that the intelligent public senti-
nent is in favor OF abiect, cowardly,
contemplate submission to the outrage.
We esteem our friends of the Plea
yune they and We are in entire accord
N the srtaati n. but we cannot join in
their gratuIatioEs mt the action of the
South Carolina Board of Canvassers,
hocanse it simply means that the spirit
Of Grant is aggressive. and that the
spirit Of tie American people is dead
r \. 0. Democrat.
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building used as a blacksmith and car
penter shop, one large engine house,
eight buildings used as IaboTers' quaI- .
ters and boarding houses, about ten
tons of sheet lead, and lot OF ola iron.
Said property having been seized by
me to satisfy privilege and claim due
the State of Louisiana and parish Of
CaIcasieu. for taxes upon said property
for the years 1873. 1874 and 1873,
amounting to s2S:}7 O3, together with
all costs aud charges
At said sale the property will not be
adiudicated unless tn" bids are sniff
Client to satisfy the State and Parish
taxes as above. together with all costs
and charges tItat NAV accrue.
Terms-Ca&h ON the spot.
JACOB RYAN.
Tax Collector. Parish of CaIcasieu, La,
Nov. 81, 1876
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
State OF Louisiana. Parish of
(aLC@siHLs.


State of Louisiana and Parish Of Calca-
sieu vs.. CaIvazieu Sulphur Mining
Go. and their property.
NV. ,.;u.uo,t tI,.. .r,or..rs y, Nv. ,,astad
X ." .I,' a. - t%N sc.;Ii,tnIs ~
-. - ~ .' ~" n, - of 49, ,,nnr,lvaj
WIS I'' 1I'lL~2 7 rrin ,,rnc.,a ~ yaII
'l''. v,i ',,,,t;,, 49, nv otFna in tha
a. 3''o,'o ~ Itn.rIss frontinn IN
I"" Il y, . l''' h.,,..,s,, Rv.n nri B;lho
, ,,",'.' ~, - "
saturday. the lOth 0"! Oh De-
r.rl,.,r 1876. at II o'clock A. NJ. the
r,.nnrr+v hereinafter described and AS
s,4st.d in the lame OF The Culcasieu,
Snlahur and Mining Company, viz :
Lots : o. 10. il, ID Is and Ii. of
Section II. Township 9 South, Range
- West. containing BIB I5-IOO acres
Na,t half Of East half, East half of
southeast ouart4r. and southeast QUAR-
FOR Of Northwest quarter Of Section 81.
,Town.Lin Snntb. Range 10 West,
CONTINUING 17S r. 4OO acres, South
b.If NJ S,,cuon IL and North half Of
SECTION ~. Township o South, Range
M N.st and Sections RI 70 and :s}
TownsbiD q Sonth. Range II West,
containing 2575 40 100 acres. North
half and Southwest quarter of Section
~ Township 9 South, Range 10 West,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-12-07
.thp :5o51e>t step.


ON esteemed neigh"oE, the
7,jr,vuu., prints AN article this
,,,,r,;,,, .,.al4I "T9n Fatal
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'0''i'' III '''o' We '1''' ''l''' '
A,r2N""s
EruIiug tne "ut;ro weight Of
'unt Responsibility "hIch ATTACHES
to ia" ntte'anceS OF every ~
n'''7'i'L" ~, 80 = "', .I "''"' , N.': ~:
,,r,, ~, ,,,,t hastit.,ta f. 49,,
rh,r We are. g!ad mat tJI4 radical
Cauva~~iug BurDn Of South Cnto-
hna has violated Tue I"n'''','"1lt"'
'!."Ip'9N "' l'N' t '''-'' i .',, " tr -
Lnn.,I,n it, State w. were afraid
th,t th.. ,urmhprS e that board
.w"n'" cover th" outrage We knew
they We're gnlnG t." prrpetr"te WIN
some STln"I'ncf; ot .L '",' |'oH n., ~
WV; WV" t', S - 80 Hamnton nnj
'Hnyrs, instead Of giving i. to
chamberlain and Hayes but they
1"ve taken just the e r"" ~ .,,' VINE" me-
IS sure TO ne Ia ',,s" % ' avI f.
lo,,,,'o. " ~ o ,rorId tE,t their p,rty
is drivep to the extremity Of des-
peration,
The Ricayune and Democrat
are entirely in accord in their pur-
poses in this crisis, and it has Civ
en- US very great pleasure to in
.dorse almost every article which
our able contemporary has printed
during the past four months. We
cannot, however, join in its gr"tu-
lutions over the lawIess and revo-