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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-25

.OsF1cERs ELEcTED.-At meeting OF the
-Caledonian Club held on Saturday night the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term Chief, James Macdougal; FIRST
Chieftain, James johnson; Second Cblef-
tain, Alexander Cobban; Third Chieftain,
John Craig; Fourth Chieftain, Fl. i. kelth
Guide, Thomas McNiyan; Sentinel, James
Grant. 80 - ~ ti 81 ~ S,s
The Caledonian is in a very aourishilng
condition, and embraces within its me- member;
shin. the first citizens OF Richmond and
vicinity OF Scottish birth and descent. The
annual ball takes place at Leyy's Hall Fri
.day night, December 29th, and promises to
be one OF the most enjoyable affairs OF the
season. III .sisl t,lssssSt - .gSe1a.,
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THE WEATHER ON SUNDAY.

WASHINGTON, December 2s.-l-For the
Middle States, nertherIy to westerly winds
and partly cloudy weather. with stationary
or slight fall in temperature and SLOWLY
rising barometer.
For the South !, Atlantic States, colder
northerly to easteriv winds, threatening
weather and rain, with rising barometer in
the northern portions, followed by falling
barometer. .f...s,...,
For the Gulf States, northerly to easterly
winds and rain or snow, decidedly low
temperature and temporary rise of barome-
ter in the northern portion, followed by
falling barometer during Sunday.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
winds mostly from the north and east, with
colder weather, rain or snow, and during
the night rising barometer. ,...-..
Cautionary signals are ordered for Gal
weston and Indianola.
The WEATHER ON SATURDAY was raw and
disagreeable during most OF the day,
although early in the forenoon there was o
little sunshine.
TuERMoMETER SATURDAY: g Il. NJ, B !;
4. NJ. Sc; noon, 40; 8 p. NJ, Al; p.
H., 81: midnight, 80.
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St. Nicholas Cor January and Hafpess
Rasar for this week received from J.sT.
EIlyson, l112 Main street.
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CAMELIAs, RosEBUDs, yIoLETs, CARHATIoSs,
and other choice flowers of the season at ToLEn g
HoopER's, near Hollywood cemetery. Y - at3i
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LIME, CEMENT, AND PLASTER.
DOCkLAND LIME.
1900 barrels ROCkLASD LIME daily cxpecte,
per schooner Maggie Bell. for sale low from wharf
by A. s. LEE,
sc15 10S and IL o Virginia street
I IME, LIME, LIME.
-rEs "ISDIkN ROCK LIME 's1ss
as greatly reduced prices Fresh supply always
hand.
Business Office, 1902 Cary street. Lime depot
1903 Dock street. DILLON, ELLETT 4 CO.,
rny29 <ss5. l.s e '- manufacturers.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. GOOD work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. f2t. y aSsIa
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THE PosT.ORFIcE To-D christmas
being legal holiday the post-ofice will DC
open during Sunday hours-r from 8 60
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WEATIHR-sTIPs FOE DOORS End dyIEnows.
]. H. GRAFTON, Ninth street. h., ..s.... tr ~
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I
UT-FLowERs of every description, aud for ali
occasions, at ToLER & HoopER's.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRAyELLERs' NOTICE.

III.
RIcHsfoSD, December az, 1876.
u The SLEEPrNG-cAR that leaves Richmond by. !.
the Richmond and Danyiile rniirnad for:L LyncEbnrE
as $40 P. M. wifi be discontinued forTWO DAYS
Stfe aSth .2{th Decembert but will resume its
regular trips on December 27th until 1nrsher mo-
Ace 80 sss@1EEE J.R, MACMURDO,
80 asay - General Passenger AxenE s
r, IL. n. TALcoTTn General Superinte tendeDt. 81
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QUIETLY WAITING, WITH ONE EYE ON
EVENTS AND THE OTHER on uIs FRIENDS
FOR TIE REPUBLICANS TO DIsINTE-
CRATE. -aa#s. "'.-t "'.
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4 PERSONAL Mayor: Carrington, who has
been on an extensive southern trip, has re-
'easa General a. s joseph j.. johnston was in the
city Saturday Is. y 'ss IS s}f.5 x !.
county to spend his Christmas: Si,g & i
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4 =, +
D..I56.

Police CouRT, 70 sst;ce joseph
u. White presiding. Lucy Kenney, d col
sored girl whc has spent ght. iehris issmases
in, the city Jail, was discharge from that In
stitution Saturday morning IA - -
Robert Tayl Tor icolored) was up. for steal
ing two horse blankets and one whip iron,
'Thofnas Duke He was sent to- jail for
thirty days, with thirty Iashes added. 81 s..
The ease Of Fritz Boahen, drunk and dis
orderly and using prpfane language in, the
day. .z'asas'st at i's1s = II
Wyatt Davia; coloredlyagrant, was sent
to jail for. thirty days. 3aG rislsj e fda I.
+ ]. lillian B. Smith and Martha Misierfcol-
ored) We're arrested for, creating a disturb
ance in the street. Martha was discharged.
Smitb, having Just served term out In 1aiI,
was sent down again for thirty DAYS i
/ Daniel Beach. William Wormley. and
James Malony were fined 81; each for .disor-
fderly conduct In the street. Il q q
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4 aoop; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is an annual sub.
scr,ntio,, To- some good nha9a aztna OF payer. !. 3
ELIYsos, 1l13 Main sreersi can supply any pc.
riodlesl published. q a.
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DISPATCH PRIETING-HoUsg.-In order 70 meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade wa
have added weH-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cnINEEY and snLFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAst
OF WORK Mt moderate figures apd In the most expo
dltiOus manner. : 1919 80 tssG
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Personalities Alice Monteiro isin the
city to spend the holiday with herrehtiyes
and friends. fy.,lf 49, s,5i-fi}i> stM
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WILL have an extra large number Of New i OIL
and baltimore papers On hand Tuesday.
:. .sssEEs.6 o.y J..E ELEys0S,
ss i No. a1s2 Main street.
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X WE HAVE no DEcoYs. ~
Every article Is marked In plain agufcs No6ait 20
attract the attention Of psssers-bY.,-
Honest, square dealing 10 our motto,
s. 4. SAKs g Co, Cfothiers, s
,t.i.i 1918 Main street, opposite post-oface.
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GEETLEMEN's H2AfY WIarERl BOOTS made 10
order af OLD DoMs1oN Boor AND SHOE CoNPA-
NY's, No. 912G Mais street ~ sssi tss5
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i .soUFD, SLEEP, Vigorous digesties,s b Eaod apps.
Ute, are attainable ~ the regular uss pf CoLprNa
LIgBfG's LIQUID ExTRAcT or BREP AND TOXIC
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cira arT.rnBox Tor docs Y. iia y
Main street. 81 81
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as-rnE CIRCULATION OF THE DisrATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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DRY GOODS.

BARGAINS. BARGAINS!
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s26 FOR Sls.

ssysi sss. r S.s..st go FOR SISs 4ss4es
An elegant s25 chinchilis oycrcoat we now ,ezers
at SIS. Al. Sans & CO.;
:z5t5s s.3f4 gsfstss Is p I'd loI3 Main gfrcet.
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.GESTLEAEN's, ,sLlPPEas made mp for Christmas
presents at OLD DoNIsIoN BOOT AND SHOE cox
PAyY's,N No gI29 5laim street. iss
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TRicH,soSD AVID PgrEHssJHo RxiLRoap,f
- 81 RIcHdoSD, VA, Decembex 12, a 1676.IS
no THE HOLDERS OF AsT DUE


~ T,YgHaoaD AND PgfrRssUR0 RxfLRcAp,s
, 4, 7RIcHMoSD, IN A., December 12,1676.lS
ITO THE HOLDERS OF T-DtSE
Drecsors company he fsiis ssins rssoaiion
iSn Rsseiss xss saspssS shaf The prcdsat Be
sss ss ssRssa s must
1s77. and !ha: intsfss fi ceass fros t''s sFy
on Pieass a send your bolds % the accor
aisas anss glth .ns deSss ssssss d sss
. FRXD. 3. SCOT. gsssssseat g z lz-dt1aL
YXTEATHER.sT 3 % O g BE-
AND WINDo ;.l9 3 g s s s.ssas as III.
ss1.ls + ssskqr ass sernsF saosns sss a sl 81 q
and CUTLERY, 4oe Rrea ss1 pssss sx HlsfE
!, eias asi sTiessGl iseoain sas vsss e asss sssss
rANARYMRDB AND sslt.. 3 ~ 80
- s... - lsssisg1tsraa si iea0LfssFIsH u
i yast tttece,sedt i 5aae ioT 81 ofafaRxASgA-
isffe II tlsiia
near sbs sornsf s. stsiss Sstias sssssoi
de 1896. ste...s - a Z
I ANNOUNCEMENT. ls.sa $1,000
WELLS HOPE cosPAsYs n! PA,sysss ss gs,ssas,. sss;s.
s;RT TpHTC iRON sHow-c6KnS fn6nk ktheE a,sks
ssss ssss large for the o2 ne am2a fq
IA the United StatSs tnto ID
sf,stsire IL NEISHA1tsE Es VIII hsSs shts6e
al the sonthern Scpeftnsa. sAth sesN g
RichEtond s.,s ss ~ =:
\. 10 che nboyo ,xcul date 10 ali
s,sss nf fhe nioye ccnpany, and 1o eu Others unn
want work in oar lt, 8hss shaI lyG nA oas
ia show SAMPLES OF work and xfye SsN-
Gc. and stal ha met Happy tS naxs
ssnH mon, any oae 1n need OF sseals
II sin 1&-1M -. - ~
DOOR And JOB WORN 6 NEATLx, o s.s n1
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/ NliLsR,s Il HoaEBouNDfe eouaH ssaps, y aos 81
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!. FIVE HUNDRED CANES ron cHiLDREx fos salc
byJ. T. EELxsoy, 111z sfsin streef.. iEiti So
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FURNaTURE
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND. -,
/ can lend $4,000 Oh CITY IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE for q term Of wears. Interest and eha rges
low. EDWARD G. GoDDlN,
Real Estate Agent,
de25-at No. l0l5 Main street.
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e ONE THoUsANn CIuLDRESts BOOKS Tor salc by
.. T. ELLysoN, 1f12 Main street, g -, -.
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NNOUNCEMENT.

NOOK AND J0R WORN SIssA.El IS 81 4s1s q !.
nEGUTEn AT TIE DIG ~ z
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-01

seen. They consist of apples of the
Waxcn variety, plums, Goes golden
drop. Columbian, Damson and Peach.
Exhibited rs they are alongside of spec
linen, from the Pummcr machine, and
the common kiln dricr, they at once
attest the superiority Of the Alden pro-
cess over all other methods. Space
forbids any further details of this part
Of the subject at present. Suffice it to
say that the owner, OF the Plummcr
machine have declined to tcst their ma
chine with the Alden.
The Alden machine, ordinary size, costs
81 900, the extra size costs s. 300, and it
is claimed that his last one will do as
much and far better work than the Plum
mcr. which costs $4,000
ASl,0o0 Alden machine Will work 100
bushels Of apples in "a hours, rnd about
so bushels of plums IN "a hours, and other
fruits in proportion to their character for
density, solidty, juice, etc.
Fruit prepared by this process brings a
higher price than amy other kind, and is in
Great demand.
These machines have been successfully
operated during the past year at Salem
and Oregon City, and hundreds of tons OF
choice Oregon fruit have been prepared
for expectation, greatly to the profit OF
the Owners OF the machines aud The fruit
growers. The machine creates market
for fruit that has heretofore roitcd on the
ground. One man in c lackamaa county
sold . 800 worth of fruit, into whose or
chard the year before wagons were al
lowed to be driven and carry away all
they would hold for one dollar.
Clarke County could ca~ily supply
euch 1t machine with from ten to fifteen
thousand bushels of fruit yearly. Our
people would thu. find a home morkct
for their surplus fruit crop, and why not
therefore have one in this county; We
hope our cilzlns with surplus capital will
think of this and that 1876 will wiiuc49
here on the Columbia River the successful
operation of the Alden process.
Mr. Bcard,Icy left with us some speci-
mems of the fruit which is open to inspcc-
ton by any who may feel Interested.
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The Country Nails.

In another column Of to-day . issoc az
pears communication RON I'oh'cr III
regard to the irrcguArty OF the country
mail service Heretofore the ,uril on tn :
Eolg,na route has been carried on Salur
ld,ys from Vancouver. reaching kalama
tLc sumo DIV. o,,J returning on Sunday.
The Postmaster General, upon the repre-
,o,ta.;.... or Mr. Shea thc rarricr. recent
:, ,,odo nm ordrr that hereafter the mail
f. K ,omo he carried from Vancouver on
Norl,vs rctu,,,incr TUESDAYS. Mr.. Shea,
,be corricr. is. therefore, responsible for
ia. ,I,o,,.o Ue ujvrs ~ hi, reason for
,.l.;.r ,hat this chance be made. that
rr1.r tho old ARRANGEMENT he was com
,allod 20 no mn, tho rand br,weun here
and ,>,lona MI d,y Sunday; thai for two
yo,rs mast he has complicd with this
.,.1,Ia mad ,ho, IotL bc and the rn.f-
,,,.,ors alamo tho route are. tired Of hi,
c,l.,,. mail ..,,;cc
Mr. Shea is also the mail carrier on the
Wosbou~ol route. and pocs IA, there and
back on coturdays. tudcr the now ar
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be got from the subioned item. from
the Olympia Transcript: "The hotels
in Seattle are capable OF roeming a7S
persons, so am informed by the pro-
pretors, and daily they have to turn off
customers for want of accommodations.
There are several lodging houses
that are constantly filled. There are
six restaurants that are doing fair bus
mess"
The bulk of the coal, mined by tho
Talbot Coal Company, has been dis
posed of for the next twelve months TO
parties ia San Francisco. The mine
is Yielding 1900 tons a month.
The Morning Echo says there are $50
yoke of oxen at work in the logging
camps on Puget Sound.
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i Ar 6l'aneourry 1nt(fprNAent
SATURDAY. JANUARY /, 1876.
"iiappy <"w Year.

1878, vithall ~, J3ys and sorrows, is
rugs che; were. But
.--. fin in somr re-
r.- cvcntiul year.
...-.. .u.1nial era has at
i, ana TO-DAY Tn national
hre is .ae4mng cvc'ywhrr" over the
aroa land the triumphant witness of
the nation progress md success. May
She yea tu,t '- before lis he marked
by still grcatcr strides towards individual
and a..,nal perfection. Succeeding the
years Of growth that are past, may it be
more ike the "full corn in the car, by viz
Tue Of its record Of noble deeds and ti-
umphs of truth, than any year before.
Who will retol.'c 20 assist this object:
Reader, We wish you u "llarpy New
Year"
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IEiEGRAPHIC.

HAVANA, Dec. pa report is cur
rent that VIM. Nj. Tweed arrived here
last Tuesday on schooner. Several
New Workers., who knew him by sight,
say they saw him yesterday and to-day
III dIl-rcat parts OF the city.
MONTREAL. Dec. 2;},-Work has been
found for fifteen hundred extra men on
the city improvements at seven cents an
hour.
The parties who made the recent ship
mcnt of fresh beef to Europe, have heard
that it reached Liverpool in good condi-
ton. Another shipment will be made to-
day.
HAVANA, Dec. ga careful inquiry
fails to confirm the report that Tweed is
in this city
MARYSvILLE, Dee. PA slight
shock Of an earthquake was felt here at
11:2o last night, very gentle in it II .dula-
tons, though distinct, lasting about Is
seconds. The Vibrations were from north
to south.
GRASS VALLEY, Dec. 24.-Wc were
visited by an additional shock at 54O
this evening.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. Postal chan
gcs for the past week in Warrington
Territory: po,lmastcrs appointed NJ
Cjcger, ~Chchalis, Lewis county; james
Mcagher, Port Angeles Clallam county
VIM. IL. Mason, Steilaeoom City, Pierce
county; VIM. T. Mackintos, Stoughton
Clmkc county; James f. wilson, Wood
wards Landng, Pacific county.
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La Centre Correspondence.
La CENTRE, W. r., Dec. IS, 1875.
ED. INDEPENDENT:

LA CENTRE, w. r., Dec IS, 1915.
ED. INDEPENDENT:
No doubt you are getting anxious to
hear from the classical regions of Cahla-
pootlc again. We are always glad to
hear from YOU, and naturally infer that you
are glad to hear from us. Ityou are not
OH don't undcceive Us. Bitter indeed
would be the reflection, that we, body
of eight hundred people occupying the
best natUul part of the County, are re-
garded as cipher. But a truce to such
gloomy apprcbcnsons, VIC know that such
is not the case; and if our communca
TONS are not worth the ink required to
print them, tell us "thcy came too LATE,
very sorry you hadn't room etc. Just
sugar-coat the truth little, so as to rem
der it palatable. Lewis River sends greet
ing TO the advocates OF free schools IN
Vancouver, on the result of the last school
meeting. All honor to the champions OF
progrcss For is not the free school the
main thoroughfare : Vancouver has
achieved triumph that will rebound to
her credit for years to come, \ school,
Furnishing to 4 remarkable degree in sos
sion three or four months, and then
closed until the next division of the public
pap, months in the future, enables the
''powcrs that be-" to begin again The
La Centre school has closed for the win
ter. not rs much on account of the want
OF funds, a. the want OF house suitable to
teach in. We have nice church build
ing belonging TO the L. 3. church, and
a magnificent Grange Hall, but don't feel
Just able vet to build a school house.
We aim first to get religion, then &c Il
granger, and finally learn 10 read. \
chapel Wae built because the liulc Old
io- school wasn't a lit cIiicc Tor Chris
tan worship, hall was erected ht-
cause the aforesaid log building Wasn't
exactly the place for the fathers and
mothcr, t. meet and di~cu-- 42it-pro-
tpc.ion and agricultural questions. 1Ae
tender cAid !, SO. u die ancient
school hou~e, a"l &. .,....l 10 SIT a4
day, upon oc4ee ut
for the back, pccua.-. ~ +
his. bonL b,ipp aN,,,t.. h.. -- t..
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NOTICE..

Notice l. hereby given to all persons interested
lhat the Undersigned, orc Of the guardians OF the
minor heirs of Charles ProulX deceased, will make
application to the Hon. Probate Court Of Clarke
County, for leave to resign his letters Of guardian
ship
Said application will be heard on
Saturday, the Goth day of January,
y. d., 1876;
1t being day Of the regular January Term, 1875,
OF said Court JOHN CORR ESS
Guardian Of minor heirs Of Charles Proux
Deceased
VANCOUVER. ". r., Dee. 20 1875. d25-,;t
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Pioneer correspondence.
PIoNnER, CLARKE CO., w. T.,

Dec, 29th, 1875.
EDITOR lNpEPENDLN I his COM
munity has suffered long and patiently
from tho irrcguarity OF the mails. The
trouble seems to be somewhere be
tween this Office and Portland. The
fault :. not ia hr attributed to our
ohiiging postmaster, Mr.. Field, and,
having made inquiries, am sure
that the Portland office i, not to blame.
W is at fault, or the careless party,
it seems difficult TO determine. AT
times our weekly papers arrive week
after date. Letters mailed in Portland
Friday night, make their appearance
here when nine days old. These mis-
takes have occurred frequently, and
that, too, when the mailbag was not
oyce- loaded. We heartily wish chat
postmastcre would not exercise their
discretionary powers 50 extensively in
the selection Of our weekly reading
matter. We should uo, he subjected
to This annoyance longer, or somebody
may speak about it.
There is GREAT deal Of di>,atisiac-
ton expressed With The change of limo
OF our mail service from Vancouver to
Bahama. Ii was alleged when the
change was first agitalcd that il would
be more agreeable to the pu~lmastcrs
ON the route. This is true Of hut ono
ease. A. ilr as | have been able To As
certain. Even ii they were all united
in desiring a change, it would seem
that the peoples wish might be CON
sultcd Does not our | ncic Samuel
dcru> the expense Of mail carriage, and
provide torlhc service for the benefit
and con}cuic.ct ol the country and It's
iuIahitau,. sclvrAlIv3 \oW, ii is most
convenient and pleasant for rural resi-
dent. to receive their mail fresh for
Saturday and Sunday reading. 1t i,
also generally more convenient to send
letters and o,acr mail matter at that
time. lfoat mail matter is rather an
Client Wa.u it arrives, we prefer to
have il them MI Wi,h whom we have
,onvrtsrl. and thcir name is legion,
arr di- ,ali.liy... ~'le di~a4rccahlc per
SON. have m~.uuatcd that the cAlu.ec ol
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The A:,lcn Process.

Mr.. q p. Hr,rdslcv. accent for the
Alden f,.r;, nrrs.r,ino or dr,ino ma
chin, h.,. ,.a, :, raw, An informal
.ncct;n,e off - Ccw of those citizens of
Vancouver who would be most likely
ia fccI an interest in lhc subject. yos
hcld c1,rdo Office n ,on'clncl, m.
,,.h.r, Mr. no,rd.lnv c>L;l,i,rI srcc;-
man. or r.,,;, ,rcscrycl ., IN, \ldcr
nroccss and olsorvnlnincd +. detail the
mode Of cnnstructino the machines.
'ncil '''"''''c' 81 N''N'''-' N'l'''' ~ 0'''''
etc. and AL present were ''i@hly p'''Ho1
with W''at nc ia" /" say
AS many "' our 'e"''N'N Ill '"''''''''
'''' '''''' '''''' VI NV '''''''''. " ''''
N'''' VIZ va ''''> '''f 81 49, -
'''re"'' @"'''" ~ "'' ''''''''' ) % "''.''
W, ~, ,'''''' ''''' '''.' ''''' say
Inc i'rs' requisite Is mouse 'nre'
stories ''S"' " '''''' ',''' ~ '''''' ''' -
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as MI h'ar"N''N 'N' ''n"''N' $780, y
furnace generates 'n' mex" At '''' '"'-
tom "i the h''''d'nS. ne neal Is con-
Quoted INTO Il Hue Winch 'N'cnda up
through the several compartments ''
the buildings and "ith "n aperture "
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Washington Territory.


Letters arc continually ""''"S '''>''
way '''' '''' '''' n.I >Ian,
the 'ouhi, c'e' - :,
tains' making "''l'''' ~
climate 'hd P'o'0' ''''', 70 80. - ''I.'
VIC Pi'Ne' ."'
stock, ana INC wages Vt '''o '"''''> ,
etc. o "' s">'' " '''''.'> -,
ni'ii'hS QUO u '''o' 'I'>' 'r'( -
ger P'."i''''''' '',''' ..:.,l,.
Nouh'y' "i" "o'i - - -,
wiring S"el' ,''i0' ''''''''''' "
permit ii'osS '','.
more time for such 'linGS th''h we do'
it is not convenient ior any one to an
swcr ak these inquiries by letter.
Though the granger'e pamphlet isI
complete us far II goes, II docs not MI
the bill exactly. y publication N"lch
shall enter more into Details ana al lhc
same time under some general arrange
mcnt, treat of the territory more Ill
large, is greatly needed aN Il means OF
circulating information about this co'ln-
trv
Althouuh vc are now writing under
lhc head OF " ashington lerrIt"ry' the
''''''', .
lehS'ny oo''''''''''
The first and most not'ccanI' feature
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~ the hour OF 10 o'clock VI Of the said day at the
Court hOu> door IN the said County of Clarke. of
fer AL and singular the >ad premise, or SO much
thereof ~ may be necessary with the appurten-
aucc- for sale AT public acuion to the highest bid
der ior cash ia lawful money of the United States
to SATISFY the said Judgment amounting 10 the sum
of four hundred and five dollars with interest
thereon from the 18th day of October, a. d. 1873,
At the rate of one and half per cent per month,
further of forty dollars and fifty cents rs SO
lctpr fee and all OF the costs of the said suit and
ACQUIRING costs taxed at thirty five dollars and nifty
cents.
ALEXANDER l.. COFFEY,
sheriff of Clarke County
Washington Territory
Dated Vancouver, W T., December sth, 1870
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Our La Centre Correspondence did
nor come to hand until Thursday OF
hi. week hence ii, delay until tins
;s-iic.
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4alarried.
21rm advertisements.
NOTICE..

JOHN MORE\ will rallc his Horse ~ IIraicy's
Saloon on Saturday evening JANUARY sth $50.
Those having tickets will please hc rreseut