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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

Don't miss it. one COUPON can
The Second WIN frize
Golden Drawing In Gold CON,
April 29th. April 10Th.
TALL OAKS From LITTLE AcoRNs GROW.
500 nsI rsrfsl Prize. One Chance in Six
$3.50 prixes-$502.5 800. 10 van . lie
Tickets only $50. De We aIa , III
Coupo1sin proportion. A1uss ol'S - '''s-'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

Why must the letter sd" be the most won
derful letter in the world? Because it is the
center of wonders"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

There are ten widowers in the United States
Senate. When they pass the Treasury build.
ing they hear musical murmurs of $50 noble
looking" Such boyish walk"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

Let every farmer read the advertisement in
this paper, OF" Chufas and Japan Peas" II one
half that is claimed for these crops BY the best
the South,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

The Young Ladies' Journal, St. Nicholas
for April and all the lates! and best periodi-
calls can be found on Staub's counter to day,
at Goldthwaites bookstore, No. 60 Canal
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

Az q Secondhand Carriages and Buggles
w any one having such and wishing to dispose OF
Z. q. NADDUX, IS Carondelet street. dealer IN car
sa.@ec. my14
TT7zNTLD-5OOO GOO Ladies and Gentlemen TO cal
w and exapine the latest novelty out, called the
mIAPANESE CRILD'S CARRIAGE AND Ora
mn " On exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD
DUX IS Carondelet street. aug tt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for 6itv cents each.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

VNTANTED-PUHCHAS FOR EGGS FROM
w the following varieties Of chickens: Partridge
Oochin. s. per dozen; Buff Cochin, So per dozen;
white Leghorn, y 81 per dozen. The arove chick
- h~ve been selected with Wow Of having tho
nost perfect birds and for their egg producing
lO.n -. d28 If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

vHyANTEDLSome three OF four nice Families can
w be accommodated with fne Furnished Rooms
"a the best Of Board 1t 149 st. Charles street. nearly
oQpoGte Lafayette Square Also some twenty tive
thirty dav BoardrlS will be taken at four dollars
- week, payable in advance This is great reduc-
In from formef PRICES. The house is frst-class
ooosnd to nome 10 the city None need apply Dut the
~ AZ p4ople Renember 149 st. Charles street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

Improving ones time Msnding the clock.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR WELL FUR
w nished rooms IN q house centrally and agree
shly located One is front room with gallery and
there are two others adjoining Price moderate:
Prl1ate family. Apply at - Rampant street. mh5tf
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

limo CHARMINE LITTLE COTTAGES
u wanted 10 rent-The one with three and the
n1her with four fine rooms and unusual conveniences
~ fhoee Who chanDe to do their own homework.
6sth houses have Moo flower gardens in front and
snod yards Ia tho rear. To those who able and
Wiling to pay their rent in advance to the amount
~ IA per MONTH are invited to take the Common or
Ed street oars which pass every five minutes and
Iook Is ct No, 80 and "a Bolivar street, near Com
nsn, "a apply to E. WOOD PERRY, at SO Bolivar
~3se12X F15 cod If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

w sole leather TRUNK. Must be Ia good cpndl
tapn and cheap. Address Trunk, Bulletin office.
uh1R n
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

VxyANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN ABE TO
w work ON Sewing Machine do plain sewing and
assist in homework. Address Car, stating wages
.md rasidence mh23*
, 1876-07-26
Scr tcste Gtienbatnraub mno feline
ntmtbu ~ af,lt d)en @nittfter.

Ghon felt Der 8eeroi9ung bss Sifr9er-
trieae8 miro oas peIlid1e Dftfouri uno oaS
bfli1s &anlas bon uu9efdbr leds Serltn un'
lter 9enla1t. Die nun felt II Sabren BEN
@eIet NIB menI1litsn &e6te NIT @rfols
often Sobn geiprO6en baben. Aut ldlnsuen
8lerben, bis OIL ole 3dbue beuaffuet, bas
Vanb ourhltreiien>, taudten ie balo ba balo
bort aui, bier einen @iienbabuiu5, bort eiue
Banf bsraubeao, uno gius Interchangeable
10 melt, baB ie eiuf bel beuem Gage IN elner
peitllhen Stabt sri1tenen nno r%albten, mas
ibr Ssr5 be9ebrte. Sroe hohsr Sslohnnn'
gen, bic auf threl &opf ge'cbt warel, trosoenl
gauge 6e9imenter @eheimpo!ipit>n butter
ibnen Der maren, 1T es bis lebl nlir ~9elungeh,
erft einen BON Der @elcllihait nnb omar einer
Der @ebriibsr Sames gu eridieBen. Deier
Sob muBten BRET @bica9Osr @ebeimpoliSIter
NIT Dem 2eben be;ollen,
SIN leeten Serbll iaao Elm erbittertss Sc
iedat Spiidsn 9sbeimpeli5ilsn uno ben &C.
briioern Sar1eS auf Der Der Mut.er Der leg.
,sren seb0rigsn Sarm in 8anias fat; IN
oemlelbsn Wurpe oieie r Otntter, bic aus an'
itduoiqsr 6amll lamlnt, burd cine BON Den
@ebeimpoli;ilten in ibr SauS geidlsucertl
8ombe elm Nrm abseriiien nno ibr Sinh aus
an ,iur She, elm WiGodsu, i1mer perfect,
Seit oieier 3ttt bat man BON ben seidbrliHe!
@sleQsu riGts mebr aebOtt, uuo lhon gal
man I;h Der Soffnuu9 hin, oaB is ourd
bisien 8orial etuSsitiiAte.t, bic 8er. Staa'
ten p~erluiien tatten nno nod Ofer'co &C.
sanssn warsn.
Sem l6cint uter ni6t 10 gu iein, pa be-
leste Stenbuburaub, Der ON /. Snls Il
Wtilouri ausgeilbrt purcs, an Serlus9enbsl
uno S6luub,t osnen gans dbnll4 1T, 81
ihou friihes in bsmislben Staate be9an8el
wurpsa unp ss bDat wabriGsinlih 1T, bal
, 1876-07-26
Mdnner Fl ~nen $40 bis $40
per 9Bode ~uerbieneu burb ben @erfaui Dss Su9es
1fufcr Sunb

une ietne SaIfsaueIIen,
peGdes cine iutereiiante Geidihte onn 100 ertisnlBool=
len Sabren sibt unO nit Der sroBen notwithstanding
abidlieBt. IS lit 9roB in Der geibreibuns unierer
uneri6Dpfli6en 6ilfsaueIe i'm @derbai, banoel,
iitdten. II. T. no.. allies prd9tis %i1utrirt. Sine ybun-
oert=Sabrs 8arte" unb cine ygoselperipetioe= QltI6t
bes 9anoes" frei. gerfauft i6 punberbar l6ued.
Sod 1000 @aenten red)t balp uerlanat iiir oieies lBerf
urb auf's y2eben pDn 2iOingItone", BON Dem bereits
O,OOO 6opien o~erariffen iinb ebsnTals cine lteue gi=
BET, 1000 Saultr., llnpsrslei9bar. g9e9en @rtratauis.
oeoin9un8en idreibe an SubbarS Sros., ~y'crle9er.
Sprin9iielo Wtaii. 4g84iult
G8~;&s gSir peroen Sbnen su einem Gei6dfto rs
w belfeu, morim sic leibt iuD6entlib $50
@n(S obne &apitaI MAIDEN fDnnen uro oas fir
0eSp Mann rtb Jrau reipettabel lit. AGENTS
SUPPLY CO.. 26t 8oluerp, Nep 9prf. 3llt10mais
, 1876-07-26

@ie luarcu auf BET oberiteu @tnfe per
britten Trcppe auaelon9t, Sor lbHsa
ee6nte ii6 elm byeiter 6lur9ans aus.
0erjelbe wurte erbellt burh tine 1ampe,
ueld)e ibren Gdetn purd) cine ottene
3biir lanote. Sin gerdunl9eS 3'n'ihrr
lag Dor ibnen. And) III olelem ben ldte
cine 9crpife Ourfti9feit. Die elben ltbaos
baften, ldwarS ladirtcn Wf0bel, ME mten;
mn Der 6uBbooen Seidnete lif) onrd)
einen absetretenen EeppiA aus. aebn'
lider 5eppi6ltoii biu9 Dor ben nit eiiel@
zen 0aoen perjebenen 6eniterh 11nl felAen
2idtltreifeu Smiiden ben idled)t 9efil0ten
Sle6platten binourd ms 6reie orlngen
gu ~lalien.
8ortiebun9 folqt,)
, 1876-07-26
: e
i'm Netail p%ertauft Su SmportattonS. Yreiien,
opn Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
Wp. S3X Wrd, 0trnar. Grfe Der Ameftcn lue

Wp. B Mrd 2trdRc, Gfe Der Srpetten Ine
Gpates Str. unb 62l Glib 9ritte Ctr,
pbilabclp Dia, pa.
Gies 1T cine Organization Don Saopitaltitet nm
Sbee 81 importlren ullo 81 pertbellen
nit eiuem fleinem 1e,plnu, Der Dem GonIumenten alien
Gelpinn Der 3wii6enbanbler erIpart. gSir controliren
einen 9roBen &beIl her befelt Sbselortsm. ipel9e mad
oielem 2anbe tonthen uno bic ilr nom uns lelblt oer'
fault peroeu.. 4erlonen, ipeIae oon s%neersi 6anolern
taufen tbun bies iu ibrem el9enen gabtbetl. unlere
bGuler in CHINA lito Sapan baben pie belten 6acilita.
ten aur Muswabl, mas uns 9roBs Sort9elle 9eludbrt.
gBir babtn gum YertauT unierer Sbeelorten in alien
bauptltdoten Der Yereini9ten Staten storss etablIrt.
gDir 9eben unlersn &unnsn elm
GcbDueS Sci SbrpuD,
oenommen uou ben luertbpoaien 98erten ameritani.
I6er rnp iremoer &iinltlerl, welbes. weln III elnem
Siloerlaoen setauit, nebr toiten miiroe ais Der prels
oes 5bess befrG8t. DRie 9brounos lin6 elm Gei9ent
fir uniere &unoeu.
Vile ~9etauften gBaareu q ia II ii 1T, oaB lie bon.
tommene SefrleoisutS 9epdbren. ooeroas Uelo iuriid'
e~rituttst.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
n IL A Co.,
SO. s31 grd 5traBe, @de 3ipsiten uno Coates StraBe
unS gu Stto :3lpeite str. 4bila.. @a. 4g91smt.
, 1876-07-26
Asenten oerlanet!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!

Gin warsisss .esttsafad ~ len bsrasmtsa gptrs.a
in a BArsRoom," BON 8. g. Arttur. Das isT
uae sribts Bud sisiu s@sfstertsa S&rtftesa..s = sISs'
tsab %iluartrt, elegant s%sbunesn, rire ~ G~auf,nbta sn
8.ituneen bee eanets auf bas 0lnaiafe b~suribeiIt.
Cine @siSi3it ssn gsrsr.hsa anb Sslsibisunssst 4
u@nisrsr White. rs'Ge au f'r ~rnbtsRsn Bergen fpre6ep
btr MSralitdt. bsrtrt.n ale gsfsst. aeentsa, psiS,
,Man-Trap" ssrtauftsn. maHsn ntnbtiens NOD .ul
NAL 10 etI @rsupIars eitiss 6u6ss s~erfanfsn.
eebenSbtfdbreibuns Bee 5erfafers, NIT fetnsa
portrait Ia Statlat& Nirb etntm ifbsn SuskribsntGa
lberrst&t. Ssltrt.tsnbe eirsulars unb fpl&e NIT bta
Ssbiaeana.n pirbsa fret auf Anfraot ~ssrfenbtt VA
Strass, ybua., "a. f7iuni4gp.&6n
, 1876-07-26
II bemerfenSwcrtbeS Sud! =
tbur's lestes unb sr0Btes.
Oef0br!!!

ODER: S%eriuunceti III benz Saus eines Sreunbes.
Oieies poneneetffe Wsrf bieIes 9tteranen Der
NneritanilOeu Giteratur bat ais Horlpurf einen 6es
Soltes bsriibrt uno aiebt einen i9redliden ueberblid
iiber llebei, melhes es ~blosltelt. MuRerpreentlib
ipernete une aufresenc, ipiro es non Nlen nit
Seal:roe selslen peroen. Snuitrirt nne fbpn se'
lttile ces Sanoes einjufibreu uilo %oferireu nod ME
hdseipeiene Sprtbeile alien mGnnliden uno ipeibli.
gen y ga0lsrIOenatisniammIsrn. gsir o%srlanasn LIBERAL
Gen uho beihrcibenbe Girculare. 3. ~. Gfpnbar.
II. Co., 1913 9betrut Str, pbila. 4g82mas
, 1876-07-26

bic tSebrIeer Sames lns Cole pleber Die ~,
FILTER alej, 9 Ntrbrshens ftnb.
Di< 8 itiAte, ME Die @ebrtoer SditleS
III @sgfsla r,ru uub 8aubrtttern 9eiporoen
lino, ole ~unitres gE!lielts nod i'll finer GET
tunq hes YAlpeS erlhtenen 1T, lpouen ptr
bier III lu,nlIen Morten naA Der @r5 blurt9
etutS Dtti @arlc!s, Der ldn9e S,tt NIT l9feW
Nattr b t4ilnt lIar nt;tbetlen.
Scr ate Sames, Der nor BEN Str9erfrte8s
ais noblhabeueer mo angeiebener GARNER III
Wtifouri leb,t, bemirtblpaI!els NIT leinen
bret S6bnei, BON otn II Der liin9lte Sarnals
tina IA Sabre ot ar, letd Nmptlen. Ais
Der SrieI bereits ib,r eth Sibr gebanert
butte nnb Der lllte nit ,etnem llllI9lfen
Sobne autir auf DER Barm dlTeleno mar,
sridisn zines l1Dneu Gag 8, IS NOR, ~ MI
mir rldlt lrren, IN Comm r 1868. ELL Grl1pp
llniousioloaten, erfldrten, ole camille li'de
nit DEN Nebeuen Inter etier Oede, mlBhaIl'
banoelten Natsr uuo COBB, ronbten unb
plAu6erteu nno maht:n fiji bann lpieoer 3D.
non. Der 9tlte erla9 balb oaran1 letllen Se:'
lesnugen uno Ietl oreleg 53eit lhwoIen Die
orel Sung@u Der lienl iIhen @eieui1att
RadJe. Nls guidtlrpper ourhtirelften lte
rpdhrenb DER Sauer oes SrtegsS bas gano,
brannten Briider ub. i6ofien Die Soloaten
bes JtoroenS 5nIammen uaolba'eh nbereahpi
Ales, lras oen, NtOrDen Staoen bufi9en
foun,e. gtad) benz Iriet ensidlrB febrtsn is
uad) ibrer Seinalb guild; ba eS aber btee,
ite louten iur ib.s Ghaten sur Nedtnlta
g3o9en meroen, mad,sn its ll9 ant nno o.
DON mo iebtn Jet Der a3elt oon 6aub Shre
Wutter, oi: ,pater sin,n ar3t betratbsts, 1T
bel AGer, ole iis tenntn. lpobl anaeleben nno
5eoou,rn ous Sdid'aI Der Suu9en, Die,
on.d, an ibrer Bamilte aus9tiibten @etpalt'
tbatsn smp6rt, Die Sabn nes Strbrstens be-
uaten.
Ser S9ab auf 8eiisn. 4us
perlen fomnt oas @srii6t, Dap Der Sdab
I'M gesr,fie iit, aui'S Weue Die 9dnoer pes
Nefens IN beluhen uuo oaB er Der Sltle
lpeitltdsr Souptrdue serndB iaco9nito rslen
lpeOe. Us beiBt ,uuerli6tltb. Se. Wa1eliat
meros in &nr5sm uuf ber Scsne ieiner lung.
fen W%auDtrunsen ni4t alS has Alpl oss
gDeltaus" ooes r&Dnig Der &onl9e", lor<
bern ole idll6tsr nSsr5o9 bon Gabrl3" er'
l9etnen.
Toronto, Canada, II. Suli. Ileranoer
Oteners, Elm Sole, murben geltern anf ben
8eroadt btu perbaftet, bel lbm porgetunoene
9tamauten inl @ertbc BON $22, 900 9eltoblen
al baben. Oian alaubt, oaB CT tie ans pelt
Ser. Staaten beriibergebradt bat.
, 1876-07-26
~ AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT
NAL HISTORY

Otelelbt periauft iib lDnelcr ais lrScno EN- anoeres
Bud Sin Ngett oertau te an einem einji9en Gage
81 @rempldre. Wlan lhreibe tpeaen unieren EXTRA 8e=
oinaungcn iiir Ngenten. National publiibina Comp
PHILADELPHIA, ia. 4QB4iul=
, 1876-07-26

WDsychOmancy, peer 2 eelen5a uber " g8i
ir9eno elm 0eIblebt lofort irIenb cine ~beliebi9e
Terion fir ii6 einnebmen uno oeren Siebe uno f3utet=
auns lofort 5u 9eipinneu perrnag, ~portoirei fir Is Gts.
mebIt einem beiratbsfibrer, @gDpti19em Oratel.
Srduns, Nnoeutun9en fir Onrner, 8runtnadt=bento
&c. Sin ionberbares 8ud. @oreiie: z SSiaiam II.
So, Yubliibers, 4bilaoa. 4lS20in)
, 1876-07-26
QA35is.

e. 90 q n fir @seuten II rnieren sepn neuen
ep VIZ 9~tooeltles, seraoe III ben Wtartt
gebraht. Wau braudt lie in jebein bauIe. Muiter
un6 Girculare ftsi per RpIt p%erlaubt..
49827apa y. .. 8btte u. 60, Tetparf, q. 8
, 1876-09-09
From 'alae Dalles.
M0untaineer.

-"SttNFihNNt'
Mr., A. Bettingen's store, Second street.
was lncendiarized last week, but the fire
department spoilt the job,
The new boat beiug built at Cello. de
signed for the Lewiston trade during low
water, will be ready forseryice about the
middle OF September.
A large collection OF fossil bones have
been on exhibition during the week in
this city that were taken from the earth
about twelve feet deep in Stevens coun-
ty, w. T., by the Coplen brothers.
Among them are the greater portion OF
the bones belonging to an unknown mon,
ster not mentioned in the looks treating
on these matters, and the bones Of what
is known us the American mammoth, re.
mains of which have been found in vari-
Gus portions of the continent. The un-
known monster, TO judge from the size
OF the bones, must have weighed when
living about twenty tons or more. The
horn Or tusk belonging TO this animal is
ten feet long and ten inches in dianerer
at the thickest part. The pelyis bonc
weighs 1876 pounds, and is S leet 10 inch
es indiameter, the cavity of which is
sufficiently large to allow large man to
pass through. The jaws are small, and
resemble those OF the elephant. There
are also large number OF other bones
that are great curiositiea.
, 1876-09-09

NO. 3D..

f. Matthias and l.. NJ. Smlthcrs, cXecn.
tors OF the Terry estate, vs.. Thomas S.
Russell-Decree of foreclosure and sale
made.
Territory of Washington W. Thomas
McLane-Indicted for grand larceny
Found guilty of the offence charged.
L. Livingstone ct al. VS.. Ed. Clayson-
Default OF dcfendent noted, and judg,
ment given in favor Of plaintiff in the
in in the sum of $3.50, with interest and
costs.
j. A. Wirth--Admitted to T. s. citi.
zenship.
, 1876-09-09

SALE OF A STEAMER Capt. Cove, OF
this place, has just purchased from Han.
son, AckersOn IL Co., OF Tacoma and San
Francisco, the little stcrn.wheel steamer
Nack LhaasoHd, and last night brought
her down here. The price paid for her
was IA little over thousand dollars.
When the Black Diamond was new
boat, there were few that were better on
the Sound. Her present owner will run
her out Of Seattle, employing her princi-
palIy in the trade up the rivers cmptyiug
into the east side ofthc Sound. - Tribune
, 1876-09-09
TELEGRa

~~~~I~~~ -.N.~-~~N-~~~~~~~~~~
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.--This morning
shortly before 10 o lok, a fatal explo-
sion occurred in the government works
at Hellgate, by which three men were
killed andu number 0i Others were more
or less wounded, some seriously. A num-
Der OF men were employed on 3 barge
fixing primers for the final explosion,
when premature explosion occurred.
I Gold closed at 9S00t.
CHEYENNE, Sept. 4.--The Black Hills
telegraph is finished to a point fifteen
miles this side OF Hot Creek, and com.
nunicatiun with Custer City will be open
the last of this week. The last coach
from there brought in over $4,000 OF
gold dust. Several gulches are not being
worked on account Of scarcity of water.
Deadwood creek still has sufficient water
for mining purposes.
As yet no quartz i has arrived at
Deadwood, although two are now on the
way, one of which left week ago.
WORCESTER, Mass. Sept g. There.
publican State convention assembled
here to-day. Alex. S. Rice was nomin
ated for Governor with but single dis.
senting voice, and Hontio G. Knight
was nominated by acclamation for Lieut..
Governor
LONDON, Sept 4.-George Smith, the
African explorer, is dead.
From the mass of conflicting dis.
patches from the seat OF war it is pos
sible TO summarize the mi itary situation
ms follows; Tchernayoff and the bulk of
the Seryian army are at Belgrade, and
Alexinatz, if not abandoned, is held only
by small force which the Turks will
not hesitate to leave in their rear. In
case operations are not suspended
shortly, the march of the Turks to
Kruatz would render Belgrade unten-
able, and the servian army is in no con
dition TO fight the Turks on equal terms
Desperate efforts are made to diminish
the importance OF Fridays battle, but it
was undoubtedly total and disastrous
defeat to the Servians, accompanied by
heavy losses in killed and wounded.
A Belgrade special says no commodity
ia so distastetul there now as truth. A
correspondent OF of a Bresaw paper as
set upon and beaten, on Monday, for say
ing he had heard there was bad news
from the 'front.' subordinate officers go
about endeavoring to convey 10 the ex.
cited people the impression that Fridays
battle resulted in u Seryian victory, but
the government is sensible OF the situa-
ton, aud that it cannot lnuch longer re-
main unknown.
-------------. -s---.----------
SALE OF a STEAMER. Capt. Cove, of
this place, has just purchased from Han.
son, AcEersOn IL Co., OF Tacoma and San
| Francisco. the little stern. wheel steamer
, 1876-09-09
ErOIm WALK, Waiia-
WatcllInan.

Immigrants continue TO roll in.
The Watchman advises those who are
swell tixed,' and have their wheat in the
granary, to leave it there till next spring;
but those who have it already sacked,
fixed or not tixed," to ship to the best
advantage.
Mr. Lawler has u uew variety of wheat
called Jerusalem, OF extraordinary size
and plumpness of berry, from One acre OF
which he thrashed 25 bushels of grain.
He sold one LuslIel for ~, and will keep
the remainder for sowing next year.
The body of VIM. Manabendel, ALA.
"Uncle Billy" has been found in u ditch
near his place Of employment. His bead
showed marks Of u lnurderous hand, and
there is no doubt that the abscOnding
Chinaman killed the old man out of pure
tiendishness.
On the 10Th Lewiston and! the sur
rounding country WAS visited by Il ter
rife water spout, doing considerable
damage, especially to the road between
Snake River and Clear Water Ferry.
Transfers on their way down say the
rain descended in solid columns and
came pretty near s!uicirg their outfit
into the Snake River.
, 1876-09-09
Local Agents.

L. l.. ,lewett, Seattle. for King County
r. y. Williams, for Kitsap County.
SherifG W. l.. Allen, for Whutcom 20.
Z. II, BotSfOrd, for Tacoma, Pierce County.
j. B. Bingham, for New Tacoma, Pierce Co.
B. L. Martin, for La Conner, W. I.
u. T. Gage for Skagit City, W. T..
Henry oliver, for Centrcville, W. I.
Maj q. .. Haller, COupeville, Island Co.
q. NJ lIaller, Port Townsend.
Our agents are authorized 10 receipt for
al ums puid them for use of the paper.
, 1876-09-09
District Court at seattle.

49, NH'' We 'O'N l'''S N''a I''N'SN'
Default OF defendant noted.
Isauc A. Palmer vs.. Isabel A. Palmer
Divorce. Decree granted in favor Of
plaintiff, and custody of children award
ell him.
W. McCrindle vs. J. r. Williamson &
Co.-Judgment for defendant in the sum
Of SS05.
Territory of Washington vs.. John D.
Reynolds--NOlle prOsoQui entered On mo-
tion of Prosecuting Attorney.
United States vs. James Scott--Sclling
liquor to Indians. Found not guilty.
Territory of Washington VS.. John W.
Misunderstanding lottery tickets. Fined
S25 and costs.
Territory of Washington vs. d. 7.
Wheeler-Selling lottery tickets. Fined
S25 aud costs.
Henry L. Hathaway petitioned the
court for admission to the bar. blGssrs.
White, McNaught and Burke were ap-
pointed examiners.
Joseph Tebeau, Henry S. Agar and
John l.. Jameson were admitted to U. S.
citizenship.
John Buckley Vs. D. B. Ward ct al.
In equity. Deed approved and con-
firmed.
John Buckley vs.. John Savage-Iu
equity. Deed approved and confirmed.
c. d. Young, administrator, ct al.
VS.. r. II. Beatty and Jacob G. Mann
In equity. Deed approved and con-
| tirmed.
United States vs.. James Dixon--Indict
ed for selling liquor to Indians. Found
not guilty.
Matilda r. Story VS.. Robert Story
Divorce. Irving Ballard, Esq, appoint
ed referee, to report at present session Of
the court.
United States vs.. James NIclsaacs--
Selling liquor to Indians. On motion OF
U. S. Attorney, NOlte prOsequi entered.
Chas. Wells Vs. A. Macintosh --Jutlg.
ment for plaintiff in the sum of $4O0.
Territory of Washington w. Charles G
True--indicted for selling lottery tickets.
Found guilty by the jury, and tined by
the Court $25 and costs.
Territory Of Washington VS.. Alfred W.
Cay-Indicted for selling lottery tick
cts. Found guilty and fined S25 and
costs.
Territory of Washington vs.. Joseph
Fares Indicted for selling lottery tick
cts. Found not guilty.
Territory OF Washington VS.. John r.
Williamson-Held for perjury. The
Grand jury having failed to tiud an in
dictment in this cause, the defendant
was discharged and his bond released.
Territory Of Washington vs. Val Wild
man-Keeping u lottery. Fined $3.50,
aud required to give bond in the sum
Of $500 that he will not commit like
offence in King county during the ensu-
ing six months.
Territory of Washington vs.. Joseph
Fares Indicted for keeping u lottery.
Fined $3.50, and required to give bond
in the sum OF $500 that he will not com
nit the same offence during the next en-
suing six months.
Territory of Washington VS.. Ah Wan
indicted for assault and battery. Con.
victed, and sentenced to sixty days I'M
prisonment in the penitentiary.
James NJ. Comnn vs. Gardner Kellogg
ct ai.--Motlon sustained to stay proceed
ings as to Gardner Kellogg, but oyerrul-
ed as to others.
Oliver Hall vs.. James r. Hunt--Cause
continued.
4. Matthias and L. NJ. Smithers, eXecu.
tors Of the Terry estate, VS.. Daniel Ben
son and John W. Piunell--decree of lore.
closure and sole. Premises nOTtgGged
ordered sold to satisfy the mortgage, and
equity ofredemption Of doiendcnt barred.
, 1876-09-09
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, 1876-09-09

The schooner Planter from Port Lad
low came up here last Thursday with
$4,000 feet Of lpulber for Mr.. ]. Ross, IT,
be used by him in putting up residence
here.
, 1876-09-09

Gen. Pike, the great Masonic head
centre has been doing the Sound for tbr
past two weeks.
Chang, the Chinese giant, hes been con
5crss,t aud will jo.1 ,hs 3 pits. Church.
, 1876-09-09
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and second Tuesday Of November of each year
Probate Court,
Fourth Monday of January, April, July
and October Of each year.
, 1876-09-09
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, 1876-09-09

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