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, 1876-01-08
MONDAY. tne Loth slay of Ianuary. 3. Be-,
NotIce fer DistrEhut.on.
TERRITORI- OF WiSHINGTON, -
COuaiy a. ToIa WolIa, ''''
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TERRITORT OF WiSHINGTON, ,tSS
COUaiy 4J HoNa W0O0, ''
In ProJafs-Tu tIs Matter Of the Es1is ef N4RTLN
N-iICHOR, 6sccgssd.
THE PETITION FOR DITKTBUTION IN the
above entitled estate. coming ON 20 be- he.lri and
/. appearing, to the Court that the pruui submitted
10y KATHERINE IOBEFIC, Es. MAiCHOE, AMI
MARIA ZAuU, nae NAICHOR, y Insufficient -
eutIte tls.n 90 the whole estate, therefore. II Il
orirrci rlIt sIii hearing H. adjourned until Mon
day. the 9th Gay Of April, \ D., 1876.
Il !, iurtLeT ordered, that al psr>OrS interested in
the estate OF The sid MARTIN MAlCHOR, d-ceas-
ei, }- and appear before th- Probate Court 81 sui
county Of Walla WaI.a IN tae dty "i Nalla Walia.
tine county seat Of SiIt county OF Walh Waia on
tn 2l'h fy OF April 1876 at tie LOnr of 10 O'Clock,
4. Il 60; sad tuy then and there To slow cause why
order ui distribution shoul not be u,'Ir Of tie
residue Of tie ~JIi estate among the hers al The SIl
GIAEIIN NAICHGE, deceased, arcOriIuy 10 aw-
II IS further orGrrel, that service of tins citation
J.. made 0Is parties uukuOw or EnE-rGSIteHiS. hy
Tuhi.irC on o., In, orl l.g ia tie " AHA Ma "a ~, AZ
J,H, "a weekly naw,Pt1er printed AMI Iuili-i.,j IN
Ire city AMI county Of ~ailt walll. Washington
Territory, fer three Successive Iuts pIIOr 10 sand
-Itlt cav al AUIl, 1876
Dated Na.ll WaIla, December r. 1873.
sgu- i. GUICHhED. Pro.tt. JUICE
, 1876-01-08

No w OMEN PREsENT.-Ibe Boston
Globe, in referring 10 the death Of
Vice Presideu, Wilson iu the Capitol
building Of the nation. deprecates the
fact that 10 women were present dur
ing his illness To speak The kindly
words and offer those healing minis
trations which none other but women
know how to DO. 1t says When
perfect seclusion and quiet and free
dom from excitement were what be
most needed, lie was allowed to read
bis letters and newspapers, and yisi-
tors were constantly admitted, to
whom he talked on politics and public
affairs There seems TO have been 2
complete lack OF the ordinary pre-
cautions that should have been ob-
served in his case, and he died in the
Capitol building among his books aud
papers and the associations Ct politics
and public life, with none Of those at
tentions 50 beneftllng the sick ch am
Der.
, 1876-01-08

REMEDY FOR INsoNNIA.-The simple
remedy for insomnia suggested by Mr.
Frank Buckland has attracted consld-
cradle attention on account, at least,
Of It's novelty. The fact that opiates
in any form leave traces Of their inhu.
ence the next morning, induced him,
he says,to prescribe for himseIt-aS he
has also frequently prescribed Tor
olhers-onions simply common raw
onions. The well known taste OF oui.
ons is due TO a peculiar essential oil
contained in them, and this OH has
highly eporilic powers, which IN his
own ease, Mr.. Buckland AYERS, never
fails. If much pressed with work,
and feeling an inability to sleep, his
practice is to eat two or three small
onions, the effect OF which Is magical
in producing the desired rcpo-e. Such
a remedy has a great advantage over
the stupefying drugs cammoniY resort
ed to for this purpose, and is ever
preferable to the liquor opij &6dIt and
chlorodyne of medical practice.
, 1876-01-08

WAIT PorULATIoN.-The Southern
States are about to put forth a united
effort to secure an increase Of popula.
tion. Since the war, larg tracts of
the finest lands in the world have re-
mained idle for the want Of more
CultiyatOrs, with a small amount Of
capital each and 4 good deal of in-
dustry. The movement for oroami-
2a;ion has commenced in Arkansas,
where large number Of people have
petitiOned the Governor to issue a cil-
cular letter TO the Governors Of Ala
bama, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi
and Tennessee for concert of action III
the calling Of convention to a>>em~
bic at New Or!ean: 10 deliberate upon
some plan to promote the desired end .
The South would ike that city to be
a receiving port for at least a part Of
the immigration, from which point lis.
distribution would be sure TO be OF
much greater benefit to the States
enumerated than it ever has been
heretofore.
, 1876-01-08
Dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tSr,a thu uul-gsiyuel. under the firm name of
RUSSELL ~ NcLANE, Is tbs day dissolved ly
mutual consent Al outstanding claims against
the late firm VIII Ia settled bv Chs Russell "a
whom al persons Indebted viii make payment Tie
books q tie late firm are in the hands q p B. John
son, Who Will glf as AGENT OF Ci4s Russell ana s.trIa
all tie ou'~.-Elng bus mess
Dated M-.!a WaIla, Decenter Is. Is75
CHAS. RUSSELL.
i'm JOHN + NcTA\F
, 1876-01-08
Administrators Notice.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber
has obtained form The PTUdrt- Court Of W,la
Na.a county Washington Territory, letters OF al
Ilill-tratIon upon the -s.Gte Ot JOSEPH HE'LL
MI IN, il'e q SAL county, deceased. All persons
indebted to sad estate are requested 20 make im-
mediate payment All persons having claims against
sad estate ATE notified rG present the same with the
vouchers thereof, within twelve months frun the
date or the trSt publication OF this notice or be for
ever barred Dated Wall Nulla December 81. ls-5.
THOMAS QUINN,
Slim ,5r,frjs,.-,,
, 1876-01-08
NOTICE.

TIE UNDERSIGNED having appointed :. D.
i.AAAN. arbitrator and ssc-ut, 10 SETTLE and al
lhs- All accounts AMI ,sIsuras Ls:,y.r m. LOW.
lLS ou1 GI OF relating 60 the ooQrruershu heretofore
'''erH te u! !.essignei Do Therefore agree
that All ie->ouS Indebted 10 ~! Itt- g yII s--ie
'Hr sane WIN sAlt lANAN, and al persons having
'l''s against St!i lt;e firm Will please present the
same 10 Ssll LANIAN for settlement.
D@'7! at haiLi Nalls, ". T.. December 2S. 1873.
=. ". ABORTION.
0--L u T SENTpN
, 1876-01-08

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
las obtained from tie Probate Court of Walla
W1lla County, Washington Territory, letters Of aH-
mIEiStrItiun upon the estate OF ODELIA HE'LL
MI I'll. late O. SIil county, deceased 4 II persons
indebted 20 sad estate requested make
date payment Ali persons having claims against
SAID estate not-i 10 present the same with the
vouchers thereof within twelve months fru;a ta date
oI the first pGbraton Of this notice or Le forever
barred. Dated WallI WaII4, Dee 81, l>75
THOMAS QUIr-C
Tl-lm AinIrut~rr-s-r-
, 1876-01-08
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

THIS + To GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber
l has o0tnnel io,u the Proaats Court of Wala
Walla county, Washington Territory. letters Of q J
mUistrgtIcn UPON the estate II JOHN MONT
GDAERN, deceased AL persons indebted 70 SAIL
estate are requested 20 make immediate rayment
Al persons Hlylu; claims AGAINST sail estate are
notified 20 pressu. the same. with the ra7ssS,ry
YOU 'he thereof. w!tilr twelve months from The
GIts az the H. pu5,icatoa C TIN, notice or b. TO-
ever barred DATED Nalla Wa'.s, p-e-nl-r., ISIS.
JOHN CASTOR
+-''A A2u.u-~.-R.0-.
, 1876-01-08
Notice to the Public

1 IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED not
\ 10 trust any person on my account, as viii no.
be responsible for debts thus CONTRACTED unless In
same he upon my written order. This notice 10 ap
ply 10 al debts contracted after this date
WALLA WALLA, December Il, 1875.
lin. B. F. REGAIN
, 1876-01-08
Notice TO settle.

nh 1nlsrsirnel having made change IN his bus
tne7s ana taken III Partner desires 10 settle up
81! H. outstanding affairs aTi n that end requests
al persons InIehted 10 come forward and make IN
Llsz--'ts payment. + NEIIER-
Dec ISIS % H.,
, 1876-01-08
- &FEFGJSIEEE-S So LIE.

RY VIRTUE OF IN EXECUTION Is, JED OUT
~ of the District t0urt " tire FIRST judicial District
u Washington Territory, ana directed and
delivered judo H-iJ rendered IN sad Court,
On tie 18th day OF Novru!-r, i d., 1919. IN favor
Of CAL.E PFGEY, Plaintiff ani against tifuaGE
~FIssyg, dei I.aU-, .u- the Suua G: One Huu3r-laul
Two Dollars gold ,un. With interest 40 the rate vi
two per cent. fg month, and the it-tie OF Nine
teen Dollars and Fifty cents, costs Of suit, / have
leyl-t upon the following described real estate to-
wit Los uumuer tour - ana five > IN block
hsr h'tyi1Ur 81 II SiaU1i-S addition 10 the city Of
N-l.a Ma4a, eJuHty OF HaIa Nalll aui Territory
OF Washington. Notics Is hereby given, that on
NGNBAY, iIIc III day OF january. a. d..
S-G, aJ tue hour of O'Clock p ;, OF said day viii
sell all the right title OF interest ut SAID GEORGE
SFTSsr. defendant ia 10 the Above described prop
eIty, at the Court House door. IN the city AL county
% Walh Nalh, Washington Territory, AZ Puh!c
Auction, for gul com, he highest and best bidder
or 80 mUch thereof Iasy lie necessary 70 satisfy
SAID Judgment and all costs.
Given under my iltul this 81 day Of December n
D, 1878. .GEOHGE p YHlNAS,
Sheriff Ot Na!.u WalIa County.
=. /. SHAEPSTEIN.
Attorney toy Plaintiff. 52-tS
, 1876-01-08
NOTICE.

1 Il THOSE INDEBTED TO NE. either by not,
or book account, VIII call on H \ VANSYCKLE
snd 5 tile the same, and save costs.
IA BROWNE
MAIrsErKG. W 7 De, . Is-S e-a-n
, 1876-01-08

ALrrT G. Rowan, Plaintiff, vs. JOHN n RowAN,
Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES or ANERICA-To
I JOHN VI. ROWAN. Dtt-niunt. yuu are hereby
notified g." appear IN action brought ~ inst yen by
ALICE e. ROWAN, Plaintiff, IN the District Court
of the First Judicial District ot Washington Terri
tory, hol I'm: terms at Tire city O; Mala Wa.ia, in
aud lor the counties Of NIllH Walla and " NhItuIn
10 answer the complaint o. Plaintiff fled Ia WailJ
@alrt county, within twenty days after the service
0j TINS sUmmuns exclusive oI :he day Of service II
Eot served ia saIi county. Int IN Sl! District IN
thirty days CtlerWis- within sixty 3.yS or the sud
Plaintiff VIII take judgment y"u 10y default
according 20 the prayer Of the complaint.
The sad action is brought 10 dissolve the bonds Of
mauimoEy suhsSiirg between Plaintiff and Defend.
ant ou JLe ground OF neglect aud cruel treatment of
the fun'IT by DEFENDANT, and tCr The custody of
Frankie Lucrrit the minor cA.li OF the parties and
Tor other and proper relief And You ale hereby
notified fitt UEitSs You appear and answer the stll
complaint - above lrguuei, the prayers OF the
p.-sutsE val H. granted
witness the Hon 5. G. WING m, Judge
OF tha DS-rirt Court Of the slf>, JuIiral
T. s. District oi Washington Territory. and d."
sal 81 said Cont atiSel, ta.s 1;h day Of
december, a. H.. 1873.
4 REEEES AX!ES. Clerk
THDS r. ERESIS,
Plaintiff attorney. LSw.
, 1876-01-08
PVFsLfC NOTICE.

THE BOOKS of THE FIRM Of ABORTION \
1 SEXTON, OF the WIlla Nal'l lion Foundry and
PlsuirS MI are ID NY hands and sstJlrl.eut cla
ualy ls made vI:h the Undersigned Al r-g~n3.S
indebted 10 the finn requested 10 make rluei
a'e payment, anil tio-e having claims Viii present
the Ior str;emeut Al! persons are cant o:lei
against making payments 10 unauthorized parties
Waila Waia, December 10th, 1875.
Lin r ". ABORTION
, 1876-01-08

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, 1876-01-08
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue
y of decree O; foreclosure, oCer of sale and Juis-
ment of the District Court Cf The First Jueai DIS
trirt of Washington Territory, IN certain action
therein ren5in., wherein JAAES REYNOLDS was
plaintiH and ISAAC LASWELL. and RACHAEL
T. LASWELL were defendants, which sad decree,
order of sale and judgment Was rendered IN sam ac-
tiOn on the 29rh day of November, A D. 1873, N
favor of said print If and against sad defendants,
for the sum Of nineteen hundred and elShty-ninr
dollars and eighty cents in gold coin, wlih interest
thereon from said date till pad at the rate OF OF ten
per cent ptr annum IN gold com, and the sum OF
uinety-IIne dollars and fOlty-nlne cents attorneys
ices IN sad act un and interest thereon at the rate
Of ten per cent. per annu, aud the further sum OF
twen;y-ssvrn dollars ant ninety cents plaintiffs
costs ami llShurseint utS N sali acton. Now, there
fore by virtue Of sad decree Of foreclosure, order of
sale AMI Judgment and N pursuance thereof, Ger
titled copy OF when has heen duly ISSUED out Of ani
under the seal Of sand Court, ana 20 Ine directed ami
delivered Will, to StItiy sad decree OF foreclosure,
order O sale and judgment, sad interest and dttCr
ney's fees, said costs and all increased eOsts, on
MONDAY. IEe TGih day of january, {. r..
1876 at the Court House door, the city md county
OF MalA WaIh, anl Territory Ct Washington, AZ
the hour OF O'Clock p. II, Of sgIl day, >ll at public
auction the highest bidder fOr cash III gold CON-
the mOr"usei premises IN sad decree order Of sale
and Judgment mentioned and described, follows,
to-wit: he south half Of the northwest quarter,
and the north halt Of he sOuth-wtS, quarter OF
ton number twey-acyen ~, in township number
seven fII, north uf range number thirty i've l35I,
east %. the Willamette VI rtmn, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES situate, lying
and being IN the county OF Va l W,slia and Terri
tory of Washington, together with tie terements.
hereiitaments AMI appurteniRces thereto belonging
or IN anywIse apTert.s.ninE, or much thereof as
Will be necessary 70 salts st.i Judgment with IN
ter,St attorneys tees AMI all costs.
Gwen under my hand, this Iorh day OF December,
\ D. 1873 GEORGE F. THOMAS,
Sis1T gf WGIil UdilI CoEH'y.
B. l. SHARPSTEIN
Attorney Tor Plaintiff. Its
, 1876-01-08
NOTICE.

FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE 7 will DOT l.
responsible Tor any debts contracted by auv per-
son on my account, unless the sane j. rluois nv
written oder PATRICK O-NEILI.
y al " Ala, December u, ISIS sim
, 1876-01-08

II you want any kind OF job work.
O-t-i a, Tie S-A-l,NsS PTmun. Oticc.
, 1876-01-08
District Court Summons.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, } CO
Cogg'yof Ha'r UGHG, I
IN s Ds,ric' Co1Ti Of lire First JUDICIAL District ~
UcsLtH7tou Territory.
AL-E G. ROWAN, Plaintiff, vs. JOHN II RowAN,
, 1876-01-08
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure OF al
arrangements IN
the stomach, hv-
er, and bowels.
They are e mid
apcrieut, and an
excellent pTv%a-
. tive. BciuEPUrc-
" vegetable, lncy
contain 10 lLcI-
cUry or mineral
whatever. Much
, 1876-01-08

No one remedy Is l5,a.
called for by the acre,.
OF tine American peopE...
a sure ami SCfe Gun
Fever ana Ssue. -
we are now enaJicluss-
, 1876-01-08

"a IN son Per Day at Home. Terms free. Ad.
: VIZ dress g. SIINSON Co. Fortland
, 1876-01-08
Ayers AgueCure.

For Fever and AgUe, Intermju,-., ,
yer, Chill Fever, ReruIt7en, n. rs :
Dumb Ague, Periodical OF Biljnrsls
yer, &C, and indeed all the g-fsr.:,te H.. .
which arise from maiarious. ma. ,,,ri.a !
mlaSmatlc polSOnS. :
, 1876-01-08

DR.. J. c. AVER 6 CO.. Lowell, Mass
Practical and iHdlUficGi Chemist.
And SOLD ALL ROUND THE W0ELD
The Morning herald., 1876-02-17
ShArOn's Palace,

Wm. S. O'Brian, Of the firm of Flood &
O'Brian, says the San Francisco "Chroni-
cle," has purchased the residence of Sena
tor Sharon, on Sutter street, for s212, 800.
The house became somewhat remarkable
year and half ago as the scene of a festive
event known all over the country as the
d" Sharon Wedding It is the most lux
urious on the coast, and the price named
probably covers all the elegant furniture
put into II when It was enlarged just before
the nuptuals. The several articles are all
costly. The three chandeliers Of the great
drawing-room cost s2,l0O each, the three
in the library, 81, 500 each. The large AK
minister carpets, woven in single piece, for
the drawing-room and library, cost from
81, 800 to $4,000 each. The library fire.
place, with the appointments, cost not less
IL - til
The Morning herald., 1876-02-17

Mr.. BEEcHER has hinted to the Advisory
Council which has just begun it's work at
Brooklyn, that it may find it necessary to
to do more than advise Plymouth church as
to what line of conduct it should pursue
towards recalcitrant members. In palmer
words he tells the Council that they may
feel called upon to investigate Henry Ward
Beocher and he claims that he has no cause
to fear the result He courts the strictest
investigation.
This all may be true, and Mr.. Beechel
may have nothing to fear from such al
inquiry, but such body is necessarily from
its composition and the looseness which
would characterize its investigations no
competent to discharge the duty Of q judg'
towards Mr. Beeeher, and any attempt b.
that body to open the question Of his gull
or innocence certainly will result in failure
probably worse: in disaster to the churche
which are represented
1t is sincerely to be hoped that the Coun
ell will confne itself to the mere matter Q
the right of Plymouth church to excoH
municate members without sufficient cause
or what constitutes sufficient cause for dii
| missal.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-17
Book Notices.

Edinburgh Reriep for January. In the
first article the lives of Lord Stair and his
son, Sir John Dalrymple, men eminent in
law, literature, and diplomacy, are briefly
narrated.
Passing over the article on Army Recruit
ment, we come to "The Two Amperes,'
another distinguished father and son. Pic
lures of French manners are intermingled
with well-written narrative of the career
| and character of these two remarkable
men.
The fourth paper commences with te"
raps at a recent review by the London
Quarterly, and then takes up the policy Of
the Commons in the reign OF Charles
Much of historical interest will here be
found relating to the rise of the High
Church party, the intention OF the HOUSE
of Commons in passing the celebrated Peti
ton of rights in 1923, and the right of th'
Grown to raise subsidies.
Wagner has of late been so conspicuou
in the musical world, that the readers o
the Edinburgh will be glad to find an expo
sition Of that reformer's theory and prac
tice, which are In direct conflict with popu
lar notions.
The short article on Post Office Tele
graphs gives an account of many gross ir
rsgularities.
"Pattison's Life of Casaubon,' forms
very readable biographical sketch, enliven
The Morning herald., 1876-02-17

ments or class Of labor alnost ntirelt
in foreign hands. Emigration hpm Ed
rope is declining with very great rapidisy';;
prosperity is SO general that there is no
longer necessity to leave home; indeed
we notice considerable reaux Of n,eehan-
les to Europe. Pray, how long Is this e
continue ? How long can it continue With
out destroying the interests Of the country:
If these facts be true-and who may con-
struct them-do they not tell fearful tale
of negligence upon the part Of our State
governments, whose regulation Of their at
fairs is such as to render these dangers
possible.
A .efscting the morals as we'll as the
prosperity Of society no question is 0
greater moment-than how to make oul
young people learn trades. Are there M
,nen, or women, brave enough to speal
out?
The Morning herald., 1876-02-17

IT is quite interesting to know If Alcorn
the political weathercock, has gone over to
Ames again. Yesterday in the Senate he
took occasion to deny certain statements
published in the Chicago Times, but did not
deny that that portion Of the article, which
claimed that he now supported General
Ames is true. Every thing in the Times spe-
cial is carefully contradicted except this. II
has been circulated quietly of late that Al.
corn is to reorganize the now demoralized
Republican party in Mississippi, and II this
be true, his ,actly admitted support of Ame'
Is important.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-17
POLITICAL.
very valuable

ITO THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
i COUNTY.
FELLOW CITIZENS: I again offer myself to
your consideration as candidate for the
office of Sheriff of New Castle County. Sub
ject to the Nomina ion Of the Democratic
Party. Thanking my friends ft their for
nae support, am respectfully yours.
febl4.tf ISAAC GRUBB.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-17
w1SsLow, the forger, whose capt

w1SsLow, the forger, whose capture
in London p was reported in the
HERALD yesterday, seems to be very much
affected, so the dispatches state, at his ar'
rest, and is said to have been quite over
come. Exactly why the Boston forger
should so suddenly become lachrymous is
not apparent, unless It may be that he has
been separated from those 200, 900 guilders
which his wife carried with her to Germa.
ny, or that he contemplated with some dis
may the possibility Of being compelled to
follow in the footsteps Of the illustrious
Boss. Why couldn't the Boston folks save
Winslow the trouble and expense of bribine
some Jail official at the Hub by letting him
90 in peacel .-.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-17

FoR the sake of the respectability OF our
representation at foreign Courts, we are
glad to notice that there has been an en-
phatic denial of Graliot Washburnes eonnec-
tion with Myers circus company as manager
OF in any other capacity in any show COM
pany. It seems possible that the advertise
ment which made Mr.. Wsshburne agent
for the circus was either fraud or practical
Joke. The joke however, was ona natior
quite as much as upon an individual. Ths
idea that we are educating future P. 7
Barnum in Europe as representatives o
our government, is not q pleasant one.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-17

Of $4,000. The slesribg apartmsnts Now
similar slsgancs, With corrsspcnding' Sx-
pcnditure. The entire furnishing Of the
new part was done at the expense Of $685.
600. making his house and furniture TO-
gethsr worth about $l25,000. The real es'
tate includes several lots beside the grounds
Immediately about tho house, which are
very valuable.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-17
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Respacting the suez Canal purchase, the
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either IN financial or political point OF
Yisw.Y g AIIIS.-
The Morning herald., 1876-02-17
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lS7
THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
FOR SHERIFF
New Castle County.
ERANK SAWDON,
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
party. 1875. Hps-H