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, 1877-08-17

There seems to be somo trouble crfst;ur ltc-
tween tho Ohio Democratic Central Committee
md their know.Nothng, suntlay-law candidate
for GoVer'or. OF a humber Of prominent Dem
ocrats who assembled ut the put-in-Bay House,
tic Cincinnati Ea4Hfrtr's special Gays:
The object Of tho meeting In to take connaet nv
10 The beat methud IT conducting the tamnoicn.
and to ASCERTAIN Just what oratorlcai tarnt can H.
hna foF It, and wheFo 1t be used 10 the hest ad
vantage. II In ledcrntood Tonight that there a
Hitch OK Misunderstanding between tho Hon IL III.
nisItnT nlid the must prominent members Ut tho
n7isliora lstcssment for campaign pufposca Mr,
Hisors Idea iB that any money contributed should
DO applied e0le'Y to and fur tho purpose or cnrry-
ing Hamilton tonnty. which lle cunsldcra Inc con.
t.al point in tho contrAt. Tho committeeman III
dtcatct IN tho company claim that Mr. UisIor'a
Mohlinat'on was nado upou The assurance that he
would contribute an nmI1e sum for campaign t,uF.
Poscs, aud a1ok after lla,nilton County Grsdes.
II Mr. lfsHor falls to meet tho vlcws u tho Cunl.
nlttge to-,orrow, ihcro IL possibility Of serious
trouble cnBninE.
Commenting on tllls "unplcasantncss;" The
Dayton Journal collly remarks:
While Wo aFe not at NIL surprised TINT TIM nernI.
nation for Governor should tsaye been bought with
money, for that's what itIB,-wp tre bortnriny m
netottlkhcnt ut public confession Of the fact IN
tile leading organ Of ths Ohio Democracy as we'll
~ tho charming innoceacH with which NJ I|1suDr
expresses .s nldefstanding Of tho targan and sato
We beg tu suggest that. II Mr. UIsIiop tcsires 10
place hla money In Hamilton County where it Will
Dr. ths utoat goad, hu ought at oncc 10 eel Nj EPtt
HnLLAsn (t!lo benlocruiic ballot box stu(far out
Of the Montgomery County jail aud currY hin,
baek 10 tae bosom or Ills constituents.
, 1877-08-17

PEADIE1oS mud Toy Ew1No have, had their
hrcochlng-straps frightened up. and will kick
at tho dashboard Of tho Democratic party at
Columbus on tho ed. The purity tltcs are
beginning to bite tho old warehouses.
, 1877-08-17

Tho Subsidiary i|gh Court Of The Ancient
Order Of Forestcrs Of lie Uniiod States Las
selected Pittsburg for tho ncxt meeting,
probably because Tint city is not yet out Of
the woods.
, 1877-08-17

Their friends III Chicago will grioyo 10
learn TINT seventeen Of the Lipan tribo of J,s-
diana wero secontly killed in fight with tho
kickapops in 3[cxico.
, 1877-08-17

Gen. GrnnoS is ut Deer Lodge and Gen.
HowAnD at DGnuock. Chief JOSEPH IL stroll.
ing along stealing all tho horscs 10 can
fiud
, 1877-08-17

There l. occ&sloually some surprise manifest.
Cd W indifferent uniformed sheets at tho Ea.&
as tho great number of journalists who turn
eiesKyn'en. Bless thelF tSuoront hearts, there
IL nothing more natural tn ths world. When =
reporter hos bcca in the bu4tuesa four nz iya
, 1877-08-17

Gov. CuI1pn and tho Ponitsntiary CON-
mission woro Hospitality entertained at (irnn.l
Tower yesterday, hut were noncomnittnl on
tie question Of SELECTION .,..,.,
, 1877-08-17

some paper proposes to send tho Nez Pcsces
TO tcLnforee tho Turkish ar'ny. They seem 10
do better as Montanagrins.
, 1877-08-17

a Chicago dtspascl, to tho Cincinnati e.
9'tirtT says OF the Nez perces that "tllefr fret
arc sore, their heads arc sore, aud their horses,
packs arc sorc." That sort Of thing Wilt le
letter appreciated Wien the wars oor.
, 1877-08-17

In the light Of the recent Russian experiences,
the Turks propoac to. change tho Mans Ut iAs
Danube to Yuba Dam.
, 1877-08-17

Fare large tomato. ~ ~ no, 10 break the skin.
then pnnctnre the skin nnl blow in 1t nntIt ii il
th!t Of ar. fou Wtl then hasca New York NsrdiI
paraxraps,cr. ~ CoHr. -{oHr.
But take your tomato and smash II aeatnat
the side Of house aud you have The Courier.
Journal man.
, 1877-08-17

1t would have been heap mora appropriate
II the san Francisco Chtuamcu had selected
ecurRz for their champion.
, 1877-08-17

seeking gold redemption in 1879, and an or
elns'rc gold currency, may estimate tho pro-
found ignorance OF their sclf-appointcd or
gan iu this city.
, 1877-08-17

wAs1tIHGTnN CHAPTER, Eo. q. II. 4. M.-sne-
c!af Con sncaon this tFrtiayl afternoon o'clock,
Tor work on Tho r. ana II. E. Degrees Regular Con.
vocation a 7:3o oclnck for bnstnesa aud work tho
L. H. Degree FsstlnK Companions ruftitAy Invited,
CHGs. u. WRIGHT, sec " e'D' '''
, 1877-08-17

ORIENTAL LODGE. NO. -. A. F. 4 4. NJ
nsn. III f.astle.1:. Stated communication FFil&y
tcro WI b. futl attendance OF tic ncn,6efa ~ In
ptrtArt businexs Will be upun, y order OF tho
Naner. 4. N. TUCREI1 Secretary.
, 1877-08-17

The London Ones ifftk talks Of ''v,dov
IAdtts." Were thero cSer widow gentlemnnf-
Graphit.
Certainly. DAVID DAVIS is wider gentto.
man thau any other IN tlio Senate.
, 1877-08-17

HOME LODGE. No, tos, A. r. 4 A. s(.-Resnlar
Communication thts }rrtaayl evening A !i4 TTrnty
eorG p, S u A. ~ ora.r T. 0sf1ss y H. s brethren
Il. Z. HEIiRlCE. Ser'Y.
, 1877-08-17
Ahfu8EhfENT'S.

Mcf1ckcfA TArnfrr,
Madison Grttt between State md Dearborn. "Ecr.
aphns." rttdaEcs Meek. Mayt. rrlcc. ete.t afeasa.
Whsciock Hamilton, TeArsup, etc.
, 1877-08-17

Mira ISABELLA b. N. Non comes tuto tho
New Ynrk courts With pttiful story OF n,ans
inht1tnartty to lila wife. Shc WIS tho daughter
Ut thu eaic WItIlAM II. Moass, and upon iles
arrival NJ her majority receirch trotn tier rfathcrs
cxccator about *70,@0 In pcrsouat property and
U,0U III rcu! ealatu. She Lad previously
married WILLIAM +. Noe, fortune-huutef,
who, upon ller a"cession to her wealth, secured
1t" transfer 10 fE1nself, auu entered upon tl,y
l,fe ul dissipation mud terkIesaneaa IN witch It
tcctns u bs tue ambition VI suel, Ineu to ahinc.
Three trips tn parfa and an intilnate relations
ship with tle elephant OF that attractive town
li,cltct thu fortune nway to q few thousand
dollars, which tho hcaft.brokeu 6ud neglected
vile now seeks to kavu frufn tlu clutches Vi the
spclalthrift. Mrs. NoE 10 but :.:l years old,
but ter lllc-e1pwHcnee LUX bosno heavily upu,.
llert ansl She lAteoasaIy oegs that The law will
tltcrposc a1l save ter FROM thn penury with
which lIcr husbands sclsh, eowar.lly tuutiuct
threatens Aer.
, 1877-08-17

Greenbacks at the Now York Stock Cx-
change yesterday closed at 245.
, 1877-08-17

Randolph btfeeL between Clafk snd La9at!e.s En.
gigrmeat Of lils untoa-sauare Company '"3tsls
Nnltnn." Nesdsmes sf0rrt. Heron, jeMutt, etc,
IessFs OEeiL. rkrseI1e. Atoddnrt, etc.
, 1877-08-17

Ade!phl Theatre.
Monroe stfret, oarnts OF Dearborn. Enlargement
OF J. 4. 3fack's Metropolitan Olynriad. The Ia t,ue
Family, ths Gfeht Iolo. etc. Afternoon Ind evening.
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heath Wnrrnnt signed.

Governor Hartranft has signed the
death warrant Of Thomas Fisher one of
the Mollie Maguires concerned in the
murder, in 1871, of Morgan Powell, suN
perintendent of coal mine in Carbon
county. Fisher did not actually par
ticipate in the brutal assassination OF
Powell, but he took an active part in
securing the services of "4ellow Jack
Donohue, executed at Mauch Chunk
on the memorable 2lst Of June, to CONS
nit the crime, and afterwards paid the
murder $50 which he had collected for
the purpose for the bloody work he had
done. Powell was shot by Donohue in
the evening, as he had emerged from a
store, the murderer and several accom-
plices lying IN wait for him in the Wis
entity. Among others besides Fisher
implicated in the crime were Alexander
Campbell, hanged on the same gallows
with Edward Kelly and Thomas Doyle,
the murderers of John II. Jones, also a
mine superintendent, and yellow
Jack" Donohue Campbell had also
borne prominent part in the assassie
nation of Jones and Policeman Yost,
of Tamaqua, Schuylkill county, for
whose death five Mollie Maguires suffer
ed death on the gallows at Pottsville,
on tho 2lst of June. Sentence of death
had not been pronounced on Thomas
P. Fisher when the other Carbon coun>
ty murderers were executed, although
he had been convicted. He was soon
afterward sentenced to be hanged, and
q death warrant was issued by the gov
ernor, fixing the l0th of September for
the execution. An appeal to the SUI
preme court on writ of error Interrupt
ted the hanging An unfavorable de-
cision having been rendered in his case,
the governor to-day issued his second
death warrant, designating the 10Th OF
February for the execution.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

No,,ce Ia hereby given, that in accordance
NTH an order Of The county court, made on
;he twenty-first day of November, isI,, an
election viii be held on Monday, the twenty
fourth day Of Deeeipp9eri Ell No ~ = palias
co,1ntv' for the purpose OF determining by
ne voice Of the qualified voters therein,
whether hogs. sheep and goats shan ee pei,
nitted to run at large IN said pfesihes ,,, III
o,der having been made up0n me peiilioh
w t,rsnty and more freeholders OF said pre-
cinot' asking for TIE enactment Of STOCK =,
Law. i,nder chapter g. Of the general laws oi
Texas, passed ~ the fiiteenin issis a,vlin:
snd.H. /. Monet were appointed by salo
court 10 hold said election a. Lancaster
sud THOMAS spruauce, q. ID. kanaday anu
M, q. Bledsoe, At HHtchins.
November p, 1871. u.ouoon
Attest: A. jar " 49, 49,
By w. III. THAcKER, County u etk;
Deputy. noSsf-u'~No'
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, December l7.-Flour Is
dull. Supertine 81 25; Xxx 81 70; xxx IS 90
gSG co; higher grades sG@7 Corn active, fair
demand, white 65@56c; yellow 5Sc. Oats
Arm, choice Galenn 33c. Coffee IL quoted
active; cargoes, ordinary TO prime f@l9Ao.
Sugar, in good demand; common To good
coma mon 414@5hc; fair to fully fair 5lS@654c;
prime TO choice 7@714c; yellow clarified IA
@SLic Molasses, steady fair demandc0mmon
2UQt2jc; fair 2Sc choice 32@llc. Rice, good
demand, steady; ordinary TO choice i54@Uhc.
NEW York, December 17.--Flour, is duh,
strongly in buyers favor, shippers holding
of, jobbing demand mainly for pressing
wanna; supeTfne western and state "a 900
3 ID, IS 3099 co. closing dull and heavy;
southern flour 59l0c lower; common 10 fair
extra 70 1905 30; good to choice do IS 95@S %.
Woeat l@2c lower, scarcely any inquiry.
Corn fully lc lower and heavy ut 5295Sc;new
ungraded western mixed zoe; new and old
western &c White southern oats dull and
declining. Coffee quiet and firm.
CIECINNATI, December l7.-Flour dull and
lower; family IS 60@5 rs. Wheat quiet and
steady Corn heavy at 3S@S9c. Oats quiet
and steady.
BALTIMORE, December H.-Flour Is active,
fair, firm. Howard street and western SUI
perfine SAGA Is; extra S596; family 50 25@7 20;
city mills superfne si@i so; extra S. 50@6;
RIO brands S7@7 Is. Southern wheat quiet
and steady; western is dull ana lower;
southern red, good to prime, IL S0@l 49,;
amber 81 454(9l 80; No. western winter red,
spot aud December, 81 Al; January 81 421a;
February 81 AN southern corn is quiet anu
Arm: western old firmer, new lower; south
ern white 556i63c yellow 55@62e.
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FOR SALE.

The well known Clifton mills, located on
the Bosque river, at Clifton, Bosque county,
Texas, thirty-two miles west of Waco, III one
of the richest and most desirabl sections OF
the stale, and where wheat Is produced In
large quantities.
TheAe mills are located on and run by one
of the finest water powers in the state
The building and dam q o built OF the pest
limestone rock, on a solid rock foundation,
on both bottom and sides.
The mill house is IOx65 feet square, two and
q half stories high, and contains two sets OF
wheat and one set OF corn rocks, all In nne
order. ~,
The location Ia high and healthy, with
good schools and good society,
This desirable property will be sold Tor
division) on the most advantageous terms,
bath as TO price aud time.
WM. A. FORT, Agent.
deolld&w2m Waco, Texas.
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COMMERCIAL.
FLOUR.

FLOUR-Fair demand, which is met freely
at the following quotations: Crescent, IN
sacks, 81 90; San Jncinto So 70; Empire " 90;
XXX So y; Eagle So %; Magnolia, in sacks,
IS lbs, 81 90; Todd's MN, ~ 20; state
Central xxx, SO 50; Choice Family, S2o
star Mills Xxx, So 90.
RRAN-From 40 to 55c.
CORN MEAI,-G0c.
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u,nEs Avn pELTRIEs.

SHEEP PELTS-Each, owing to wool, 2Og
DC; white wool, long, 2lci white WOOL nu'
clip, l9a2(c.; black wool, 49,.
BUFFALO-Bull's, &C.; cows, &c.
TALLOW-In barrels. b1Sc.
GRAIN AND BKEADSTUFFs.
oATS-selling only to feed men, SO@Soc
oarce. n, ,e
@sl 40; fair 81 lOGSl 30; low grades 81 "S
81 10,
o ORN-Tex as, in shuck, 55@65c; In de-
maud. Shelled, none Offering.
BARLEY FEED-35@l0c.
RYE-75c.
lHAY-s7 OO@lO % per ton; Hungarian and
Millet Sl0al2.
Rad roads have caused great scarcity OF
all kinds of grain and prices nave peeii
forced up far beyond Its value.
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MARKETS. HY TELEGRArH
Nnnn Itennrl-r InnnrlnI.

Nav York, December 7,-Atooks qulet
Money . per cent, Gold 81 Ols, ENohange-
Ions "a $50 abort " M state bOndb Qulet,
doNyrnlnehl bonds fraction higher,
Cold opened u Ul3L
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A ACRE LOT.-f will sell an acre lot at
N the fair grounds, under good fence,
over one hundred trcss growing; house 3exf6
feet, good well for 81, 20; one-third cash,
bslence on long time. Open for eight days
Call al lo7 Lamar street. noy2flHk.
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STATE OF TEXAS,

II gives to the Passenger a view of the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
.ts passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State, Pullmans
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
leave 1T. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q 4. R'y
at 9 a. m; Hannibal at 10 q. M, and sedaiia
at 623 p. IN, running through TO Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Houf-
ton without change Connection II also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with tho NJ,
X. & 4. NJ Denison for 81. Louis, Hannibsl,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas city and ell
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa
cif1 ut sherman for Vt. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phig, and all points East and Southeast and
st Hopston with the @ =, Il. \ y. A for San
Antonio, tho o., II. q II for Galveston, TIE
Texas n New Orleans Hallway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Stenn
shil si0r AL points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool * Texas Hteemrbip
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean elites are perfect, while its freedom
from dust and heat OH account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which IL passes, with its eoaling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad rrairiess bcautinui
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruiis, render II especially
desirable and advantageous 10 travellers and
shippers IN preferences TO Others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday at 71o p. M, Houston u
$50 D. m, Hearne at rs p. M, Dallas 7:S5 I.
m. and Denison at ll;i5 q. m.
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EVeRing Report-pinnreiaI,

Ntw foRK, December l7,-alerling quiet
~ O2N' Money active al 2 Dor cent, Gold
u Vs3e' government bonds nrm, state
bonds quiet.
NEW ORLEAHa, December l7,--GOld VI O.s.
81 o. Sight = discount. sterling bank
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HoustOR and Texas Central Railway
Bar Your Tickets and ship rosr Freight

The following Ofices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning no
only the IL. a I. d. Railway, but Texas esn-
F.1.MANCHEsTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, ait Hroedwsy, N. ".
Gen. j. ID. ROBERTSON, Pass. ImmiEra-
tion Agent, li5 n. Third streett -. Louis, MO,
CLARK street. Chicaeo. ILL.,
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent,No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
J.R. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
-inform Atom may also be had n the azfn-
Q e OF the N. X. at. Railway. In New York,
c.iicaeo, Cincinnati. Hannibal and ht.Louis
=. WALDO
aen1 Pses 4 Frsishs 81 Houston, rpxs-
= s en- ~. Hovsm. xsz.a.n<,n
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SATURDAY. MONDAY,
Middllng Uplands. 10 l6d 81Sd
Middhng Orleans..,, 6t4d o ll-l6d
hales 5000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales receipts 0,lOO bales; American
0,00J bales.
Futures partially l.82d cheaper.
Uplands, low middling clause, December
delivery 1924; December and January
sail ll-32d; January and February B9Sd.
2p. m.-Uplands low mlddling clause jan
uary and February delivery 5.l6d; F,brua-
ny and March q 6-l6d; March and April
q II sd; new crop shipped December and
January by sail 5-l6d; uplands low mid
ding CLAUSE shipped February and March
by sail 0 1921.
p. m.--Sales American 595 bales, Up.
lands low middling clause March and April
delivery 5.l6d; April and May G9Sd; new
crop shipped November and December by
sail 5lGd.
NEW NKI.EAMa. laceM her lz.-NlNhl-Cnl.
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NEW ORLEANs December H.--Night-Cot
Inn on alnr SnlaA a nm hnlna

Receipts, net, li03G bales; gross l7,7l6 bales.
Exports To continent S,O36 bales; coastwise
III bales; Great Britain 2,7ll bales, Stock
26O,50l bales.
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PROPOSALS..
NOTICE /!

MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY OF DALLAS, December ID, 1877.
To persons holding bonds OF the city of Dali
las, issued to the Texas Pacific road:
have been informed by the comptroller
that there Is in the treasury the sum
OF $4,000 two thousand dollars for
the purpose of bonds issued TO the
Texas and Pacific railroad by the city of
Dallas. The holders of bonds Of this char
acter are notified that bids can be made to
4. II. Darden, comptroller Of the state OF
the amount OF two thousand dollars.
w. l.. CABELL,
decli-dl0t Mayor, City of Dallas.
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OOIIom Inrksl.

0ALVEsroN, December l7.-Cotton, receipts
si2i bales Sales HIS bales, stock us'iai
hales, Exports cOnstwlHe ,Oa2 bales Great
SATURDAY, MONDAY,
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JIWE AM UEsTENT.

rs; in bulk, 81 so; ordinary Dallas, 80. pei
bushel.
PLASTER Ia worth IS 50 y barrel.
The suppiy;of the above mentioned aIu'
les Is ample demand fair; market hrm'
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Hides and Wool,

GALVESTON, December IT, Hides, continue
steady. Dry selected l6c; light sailed
lac; " acls sailed l3c; kips a.; wet sailed
as they run S%c selected 9Ac; butchers
green TIC, &c off for grubs.
Wool-Offerlngs free, but the demand is al
most wholly for the finer qualities; me-
diu:n TO fine light, free of burs 22@25c; coarse
and heavy I5@l6c; Western and Mexican
llmllc.
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nKrKoRnLnaIOAL.

hlkhehi teinpnrAtnTes,,. y
,' ,s' iuin hrls, .'Y',',,''"'''""''"
Rainfall la ihohea.,,,,,,,.,,-,,,y, None
ID, W, BARN kpl,
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TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Pest Routes, ON Quick 1iIne
with more Comforts, Better Acconlmoda-
tions and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest aud most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This llniment very naturally originated In Ameri'
ca where Nature provides In her laboratory snch
surprising antidptes for the malades OF lor chit
dren. Its famo las been spreading for % ycara,
until now II enclrcles tho bahitablc globe.
The Mexican Mustang Lnlment Is o matehlcss
remedygor all external Rllineni NJ man and beast
To skck owners and farmers u Is Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves human life OF re-
stores the usefulness VI M excellent horse, OK,
cow, or sheep.
II cures foot.rot. hoofail, hollow horni grub,
aorew-wOrm, shonderrot. mange, the bites and
stlngs Of poisonous reptiles and Insects and every
such drawback 10 stock breeding and bush life.
IL cures every external trouble Of horses such
as lameness, scratches, swinny, sprains. founder.
wind gall. ring bone, etc. etc.
The Mexican Mustang Eminent Ia the quickest
cure In the world for accidents occurring h. tho
family, In tho abtenco Of physician, such "a
burns, scalds sprans, cuts, etc, and for rhcuina-
tism, and stiffness cngendered BY exposure Par
ticulariy valuable 20 Miners a
II IL tho cheapest remedy In the world, for u
penetfates tho muscle 10 the bone, and single
Application Ia generally sufficient TO cure.
hexiean Mustang Lniment 10 put up In three
sizes OF bottles the larger onfs being proportion
sicily much the cheapest
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

Texans arc nequ aintcd-or ought to be-with tls
wonderful inertia Of that great American Remedy
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SATURDAY. MONDAY,

LIVERPOOL. December T.-Noon,-Cotton
"A MI md nagIar
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-20

he was II years old, his father sent him to
college, where he remained until he was 81.
He then removed to Louisiana, where he
was married In lS47 the family emigrated
to Arkansas. 1t was during his stay there,
that, touched by the disinterestedness and
self-sacrifcng spirit of the Sisters of Charity
in their attendance upon yellow fever pa
tients, abandoned by everyone else, he was
induced to examine the claims of the Catho-
Ole Church to his allegiance, and brought,
in time, to embrace the Catholic faith From
Arkansas, he, in 1852, removed to Washing
ton Territory, where he resided up to within
a few days previous to his death. Long will
the remembrance of him remain fresh and
green in the memory of host of friends all
over the county.
I'm peace" dear Lord, o. let him sweetly rest
In Paradise this very day with Thee;
His faithful lips his dying Lord confessed,
Then let his soul Thy risen glory see!
A Friend
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-20
Sale of Land by Administrative.

Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
a decree and order of sale duly made by the
Hon. Probate Court Of Clarke County, Wash
ngton Territory, on the 18th day OF August,
1871, authorizing me so to do, will, on Satur
day the 22d day of september, 1877, between
the hours of 10 o'clock in the morning and the
setting of the sun of the same day, at the court
house door in the city of Vancouver, Clarke
County, Washington Territory, sell at public
auction, TO tire highest and best bidder, the
real estate Of Joseph Ernest, deceased, described
rs the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter OF Section thirteen. the southeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of Section
fourteen, and the east half of the northeast
quarter of Section twenty three, in /. y, X.
3 +. Of the willamette meridian, situate in the
said county Of Clarke, 10 pay the debts of the
said deceased, and the expenses of administra-
ton, upon the following terms of payment, to-
wit: Cash in United States gold coin: TWEEN
ty-five per cent Of the purchase price on the
day Of sale, and seventy five per cent on the
confirmation of the sale by the Probate Court
and execution and delivery of conveyance by
the Administrative of said Estate.
sale subject 10 confirmation 10y the Probate
Court. ELLEN ERNEST,
Administrative of the Estate OF Joseph Err
nest deceased.
August 80, 1877.