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a LIVELY FUNERAL.
A Row Between Negro Roughs Of Washing.
ton and Georgetown.

A Row Between Negro Roughs OF Washing
ton and Georgetown.
There is q gang of negro men and boys who
live in certain localities in Georgetown and o
similar gang living in the First ward who make
IL practice Of having o row every time they
msot. When the First ward roughs 20 to George.
town they are STACKED, and every time the
Georgetown roughs come to Washington they
are attacked: Yesterday anernoon a solored
organization buried one Of its members. The in:
terment tsok place In tho colored burial ground
Of our sister city. The procession was followed
by large number Of the First ward gang, and
on reaching the cemetery the two factions com.
menced quarreling, and light would have en-.
sued but for the timely appearance Of police
On the return Of the procession, and whom they
had reached the P.street Circle, BENJAMIN John.
son struck BenIami Foster on the side Of tho
head with large oak club INJECTING o painful
wound. This was the signal for . general night.
The crowd then went for johnson In dead earnest,
and he took les.bail dow Twentieth street and
succeeded in making his way into . house where
he secreted himself Tho crowd surrounded the
premises, declaring to those inside that II they
did not turn him out theJ would punish them or
burn the house.
This caused the widest excitement, and It was
thought at this timo that there would be Q riot
The police arrived, however, and dispersed the
crowd. and arrested Daniel II. Curtis, Jackson
Brutus, Benjamin johnson and Ohio Meade.
They will have trial in the Police Court this
morning,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

How the News Of tho Withdrawal OF the
Troops from tho state-Bouse was Re-
eeived.
tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
CHARLEsroS, 8. c., April 2-The news OF
the determin ,tion Of the Cabinet to withdraw
the troops from the s,ste-house in Columbia
causes unbounded JOY here. kilograms from
various parts In the interior OF the State say
the news IL received with impromptu meetings,
salutes Of cannon and other demonstrations
Of popular rejoicing.
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THE METHODIST PREACHERS.

Election Of Omcsrs for tho Ensuing Year.
The Association Of Methodist Preachers met
In the parlers Of the Foundry church yesterday
morning, and was called to order by Rev. b. Pey.
ton Brown, president. AFTER the usual call Of
business, Mr.. Brown stated that this was the day
appointed for the election Of officers for the en-.
suing year. Upon proceeding to the election the
following gentlemen were elected: Rev. DR.. Deale,
Of Waugh chapel, president; Rev. Jacob Black,
OF Hamlins church, vice president; Rev. Jos.
France, OF Grace church, secretary and treasurer
This being the first Monday of the month . sAll
was made upon each pastor for an account Of the
religious condition Of his charge, and statement
Of his own religious experiences. Tho presiding
elder being present he gave an account Of HIS
work upon the District, and tho prospects before
him for the opening conference year. The ex-
perience Of these several pastors was Indicative
ofa high state Of religious enjoyment personally
among themselves and gave promise OF q SUGGEST
ful work in the future. The Methodist Episcopal
Church occupies large space In the religious
element Of Washington city, having as many as
sixteen stationed preachers, and administering
religious instruction to about one fourth Of the
whole population Of the District Of Columbia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

CIRCUIT COURT, before Chief Justice Cart
ter.-Nos. 246, Brennan VS.. Wilson; 2t7, Boyer
vs.. Savage; 25l, Parker VS.. CLARK &Rollings; 2s2
Trayers vs.. Border; 253, German ys. Gibbons; "a
Bicksler VS.. Halves; 1885, Carroll vs.. Connolly;
25o, Carroll and Carroll VS.. Connolly; 600, Gard
and wife; 313 Tenber ef er. vs.. Huber 81 ur; <9s,
Quirk VS.. nelany; o72, Lincoln vs.. The Chron-
iclc Publishing Company; 673, Lincoln vs.. Cork
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nrmipg the news from England, and hardly
know what TO think OF IL. am beginning 70
doubt the truth Of the dispatches from Liver
pool, OF rather the question OF Mr.. Halls
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III I'D

HoovER-HOUGH.-In Baltimore. March )
Is5J. By the Rev. =. Dosrksen. W. q. HooNEH
guLIk GERTRUDE BOCGu. both Of wAshinEtor
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TIE Columbus Elsesion.

tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
Columns, o., April 2.-Tbe election
passed OF quietly. An average vote vas poiled-
The Democrats have elected their mayor by
about the usual majority.
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This popular remedy Tor dyspepsia, bilious
ness, sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo, con
stipation and all diseases arising from disordersd
stomach or liver, is sold by all drugxists- as
cents per paekage-making quart Of medicine
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

METROPOLITAN HoIEI-
Summer board at greatly reduced rates.
r. b. COLEMAN & Co.
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CIT IIENS

BLACK CLOTH FRocx COATS, PAxrALooxs AND
NKsTe, GOOD ARTICLE, WELL MADE AND
1hnnkD. ................:.....'. ......:.... ~
IMPORTED GOODS. ....--....---....--.-...-.. Is
SrRIso CASHMERE ELANNEIs AND CHKvIor
SUITS, rRoN-...............--.-... sl2 70 ~
BOYS SUITS. FRoH...-...-.---.-.....-. 70 u
YouTHs' SUrTs, IRON .........-....... to Is
You've MENs SuIrs, yRoN............ II to Is
EVERYTHING Orr OwS MANUFACTURE
Two PRovIrs AVOIDED.
Moan W AIExR On
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AT LEAST 100 different styles Of light eassi.
mere pants, from u 50 to %, At A SrRSus', ioll
Pennsy lyania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

To ORDER 80. English worsted Dress Suits,
former price 80 EIsEMAN BRos
Corner Seventh and 4
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TEETH RULED BIT NpaLHcf

cannot be restored. Young people remember
Powder. 1t viii preserve your teeth from decay
and keep them sound, clean and white through
life. % and 70 cents per bottle. Sold By AL drug
gtsts.
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KATzKSsrKIS is the fashionable CIothIer and
Tailor, SO Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

T OTIS OF FUN AT sIaNok BERTOLOr-
- TU,S extraordinary and wonderful exhibition
OF EDUCATKDFLENs. WI open on MONDAY,
April snd until further notiee, 90 Ninth street
northwest from 10 q. m. tot p, m, Admission, =
cents Zee prokrammes- ape-sr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

needs occasionally some oleagenous applieatioz
to prevent its becoming dry and harsh Thomp
sons Pomade Optime Is specially suitable; L
keeps the hair son and glossy, and imparts to u
strength and vitality. . and 20 cents per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

The historical portraits Of distfnGuishsd repre-
sentative men. lately on exhibition at the Csn
tennial Exhibition At Philadelphia, are nov
National Gallery" e1s Pennsylvanis avenue.
This collection embraces the eminent men Of
America In addition TO the medals received In
New York for many year., and In London In 1851,
II awarded the AigAssf award aedsi at the On
tenniAl Exposition In Philadelphia, lsI9
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AMUSEHEyry.
~>~~S~S~S~~oS~~O~O~N~0~ ~N~-N~I~O~O~NN~~S~~~S~
NATIONAL. THEATRE
fsdispss.Sis ssces:: 81 he rssed
OATES ENGLISH COnIc OPkkA.
This Week Only, Change Of bul with Zach Fer
Tussssy Evening iroae-Giroas-
WEDNESDAY. 1t In O'Clock. q special Nrinees
At Popular Yriess. Adnission- % e<nts.
LA fILLE DE nME. AsGUr.
Nine. LanRe, Mile Eme Rosean-Clarette-Hos
Temple.
Eysning-Grznd Duehess-
Thursday-La Joiie Rarfameuse-
Rrtday-Blus Beard.
Saturday, at i.D o-cloek. Grand Oates Matinee.
Evsnipg-The Princess Of TrsbiIonde.
Monday next, Jarrett Paimer's Dramatic Com-
pany. with the diftinsu actor. Mr., u. l.. DAY.
ENfSkT. in the GREAT Drama Of ''DAsfEL
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DRESS suits to order, sso, EIsxnAs BRos.
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aFPAxrs to order al Ka'Iens'ein's.
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JupIcIous ECONOMY

IL now absolutely necessary. Throw not astds
Jouven's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II viii
cleanse them thoroughly, easily and quickly.
Sold at drug and faney stores . cent? per
bottle.
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Wilson'S ConrousD or PuRs COB LAVE on
AND LANE

The advantaEe or this COMPOUND over the plAfn
OIL 10 that the nauseating taste Of the OIL u en-
tirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
palatable. The offensive tasts Of the on has
long acted a. prominent objection 10 Its use. bat
In this form the trouble 10 entirely obviatsd- A
host Of certificates might be given here to testify
to the excellence and success OF .Wtibcr's Cod
Lirer OIL aad Line" But the fact that IL 10
regularly prescribed By the medical faeulty 70
suficient For sale BY A. B. Wnbor, Chemist,
Boston, and BY all druggists
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

NOAH WALKER 4 Co,
ecs PErSsrLyAsIA AVENUE
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$50 PANTS to order at Katienstein's.
hear IL MIxp,
TO be made. EIsENAS Bnos.,
Corner Seventh and L.
slL5o SUITS TO order at KatIenstein's
DREss pants to order, Is, EisExAS Bios.
sls SUITS to order at KatIenstein's.
REAL ESTATE SALE TaIs AyrrRSooS.
J: 7. Colduell, real estate austionesr, will
property on tns north sids ~ ,sss, sst1sss
Fourth and finh streets northwest Also at
soeioeh. two valuable building lots On the north
The attention Of buyers Is called to the adyer-
tisensnts in our auction columns.
Mr. E s. BARrrAx
debted to the old nrm Of Bartram d 90 will remit
direct 70 u.s. as the accounts are our property
der. esq., our attorney. can remit to him or Us.
WAsHiSeros, April :, lsT.
E. L. IVES has charge Of Ka,Ienstein's tailor.
Ing departmenton second floor, $40 Seventh street.
RnKaBR
our ts pants to order are made and finished on
the premises. EIsEMAx Bios
Corner Seventh and Z
KATzKSsrKIs is the fashionable CIothIer and
Tailor, SO Seventh street.
AT LEAST 100 different styles Of light eassi.
mere pants, from " 80 TO %, At A SrRsus', i0ll
Pennsylya avenue.
s2S SUITS to order at KatIenstein'a
DRKss suits TO order, s2o, EIsKMAs Bios
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
Summer board At greatly reduced rates.
r. b. COLEMAN Il 20.
u PAsTs to order at KAtIenstein's.
To ORDER, so. English worsted Dress Suits,
former price 10 EIsEMAN BRos,
Corner Seventh and 4
srP,STs 10 orIer A, K.,ye,.,eI,.
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our t5 pants TO order are made and finished On
the premises. EisEMAN Bios,
Corner Seventh and Z
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citizens, who arc not practical or experienced,
that dyspepsia cannot invariably be cured, but
We are pleased 10 say that Green's August
dyspepsia and liver complaint In all Its FORMS such
as sour stomsch, costiyeness, sick headache. pal.
eca ao 2, .h so,sis. ia no;
ALLURE was reported, but Thousands Of compli.
mentary letters received from druggists Of won
Try it. Sample bottles 10 cents Regular size Is
cents. For sale By U. Stott b Co.. wholssals
ARente
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vestrymen-Ed Edward Baldwin. d: W. Middle
Nicholas Acker, Thomas Moore, VIM. A. Meloy
and VIM. Coppinger. Senior wardens-D. W.
Middleton, Jr. Junior warden-Dr. J. NJ. Brod-
head,
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Gates said that he could find the rest OF tho
money. / then went with the man to the Treas.
ury Department, and he took me TO the water.
closets, down stairs, In front Of the Redemption
Division. He told me to go into closet No. 8,
lift tho seat up and feel down, and under q lead
covering would md the balance Of tho money.
posed was money, and felt the strap about II. /
told Ottman that tho man had made an agree
that he had not Kept his promIse that It was
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new schedule; Pan Load Of . sasasls for q .;
mailer ioAAs esaiA per sashsl; esrsaxs eeata.
Apply To oGes ofw ashin ktoa saslixh, conpsuy.
asrsath stree, northwest m First stree, -
zoi G. 70 ~ E-.sSs street. GsssxslsuA . II
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Vestrymen-Dr ] 0seph X. Barnes, n. Y
peveridge, J. II. o. CONN and John o. EvaI
holding over, and Richard Joseph, George
McCartec, John q. Parke and Nathaniel Wilso
reelected. Senior Warden-Lewis J. Davi
Junior warden-wm. d. Baldwin.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

odd FELLOWS HALL,
" seventh street, Washington, ID. O.
1hetntst Hall In tie etIy for Balls, Sociables,
Concerts, Lectures and Dramatic Entertainments,
having ms. class eonyenienees and well-lighted
fVer.bls Terms. Apply Al The j.nlioS's once, in
the Hall. mhlS-lm
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NEW YORK AVENUE CHURCH.
FRIDAY NIGHT. srn.
EVENING OF MUSIC.


Mis- SARAH WOOD, sopranos y
DIR, GEO. W. wALTER, Urganist- waShin gton.
M. JAMES CACLFlELD, OrEanist Boston.
Mr.. L. r. WHEAT, Orrani.t. Richmond.
Mrs. Camp, Mrs PieIsoa, Miss Cooke.
Mrs Magic. Mr.. Pukh- Mr.. kohr,
M. witherov, Nj. fuxitt
Under direction Of
Mr.. y. q. YOUNG.
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GREAT REDUCTloNIN PRIoEor COKE
DELIVERED To ALL Parts OF THE urx

AT THE SAME RATE
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E. l. IvEs has charge Of KAtIenstein's tailor.
ing department. second floor, $40 Seventh street.
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BEAR IL MIND,
the Also suits to order are not sent GU, OF town
to be made. EIsENAN Rnos-,
Corner Seventh and L
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

MUSIC BY THE DAND.-Severul Of our
young b!oods have organized a brass band
and sent to San Francisco and obtained
some of the best instruments that could be
had in that market. They have placed
themselves under the expert musician, J.
r. Yane, and commenced tooing their
horns. 1t may be expected tina. for few
weeks they will blow more wind than mu-
sic. But as it is believed they are very
tractable, attentive practice will soon en-
able them to reverse things and give US
music in place Of wind.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

BLACK HlLLs.--F. II. Woody re-
ceived last week from the Black Hills a
letter from Alfred hIahltr. who built
and at one time owned the brewery at
this place. His letter is dated April
18th. He says that about - 900 peo-
pie had arrived in the Hills this spring
up to that date, and that hundreds were
arriving daily. He reports water high
and doing much damage in the gulchcs.
II predicts that business will be over.
done and that labor will come down.
He states that the quartz mines are the
main reliance of the Hills; that there
are already six mills and a number Of ar
astras there, and that the quartz is good.
---MiSS0ulian.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02
kprRECEATED.

The Oregoniaa under the head of
"The Upper Rivers" in an article allud-
ing to The TELLER's position upon the
postronmcpt OF the opcninsthc portages
at The Dalles and Cascades endorses
our views and claims that the work on
these portases and on the upper rivers
shoula go forward conformity, but tina.
the work of the portages being of much
greater magnitude, would OF necessity
require much longer time to complete
it. We simply ask that the Oregon
delegation in Congress, and that Of
WASHINGTON and Idaho shonlI not slum-
nor sleep on their right and privileges
to urge appropriations for both as fast
as they can be judiciously expended.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02
HE VElE. e. K ks.
O CAL INTEL L G { N G E.

LAND MAs1A.-The rise in wheat with
the prospect of permal ent navigation OF
the Snake and Columbia rivers has caused
considerable attention to the prospective
value of the wheat lands in this neighbor-
hood, and many persons who have long
been here are prompted to take the benefit
Of the liberal land laws of the government
and make locations. Some pre-empt, some
homestead but the majority are seeking to
make timber culture entries. The belt of
land living between this aud Sweetwater
seems to have great attractions for our
town people, as they are near at hand and
can be attended to as timber culture entries
while the parties entering them can reside
and do business in town. Some Is new
entries have been made on the above men,
being viewed out for the purpose of being
located. Much Of this land is excellent
wheat laud aud will require noartiicial r.
rigation to make them yield from 25 to 40
bushels of wheat per acre. They are not
we'll provided with water for domestic
and stock purposes. although many claims
can be found whore springs and running
water can be found the entire season. But
no season has yet been SO dry that they
would not produce good crops of wheat by
Fall sowing. They will also grow the pop
lar aud locust and other varieties of timber
which in a few years will add materially to
the value Of the lands. The best of these
lands are across the .Ind+an reservation
line near the brink Of the canyon Of Lap.
wal and Sweetwater, ana some of our citi.
zeus seem TO wish they were Indians that
they might occupy them. OF course it is
human nature TO coyet that we are forbid.
den to take while there is a plenty rs good
in other localities inviting the settler.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

LAND OFFICE BUSINESS. the Land
Office in Lewiston during the month of
May, just closed, there were presumption
cash entries, 20 presumption declartaory
statements, Is homestead filings and 10
entries these filings absorbed 10000 acres
of our good lands.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

MISUNDERSTANDING 10 leakages in flume
south part of the town, causing annoyance
and damage, the hume has been abnn-
doned and ditch instead has been dug
Eext to the hill which, it is ttonght, will
perfectly protect the property holders in
that vicinity from further annoyance and
trouble from surplus water Of the ditch.
Pending this repair the mill has suspended
operations.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

MADE LOCATION. We are Informed that
). NJ. Waite and son visited Genessee Valley
and were highly pleased with the valley
aud its surroundings, 50 much so that they
bought two 100 tracts with view to loca-
Ion upon them. Mr.. Waite says "talk
about your Walla Walla valley, it is no.
where in comparison with the Genessce
alley and the Potlatch country east of it. !"
lie expressed great and agreeable surprise
TO ind so much and so good land in that
section, aud his knowledge of the wheat
E-ard in the Touchet valley where be has so
4 'ohg operated with his Touring mills ought
70 qualify him to be good judge of land.
nc now more strongly than ever favors the
"anexation of North Idaho to Washington
territory. Thus would it be with every
who would take the tronb-
t. 10 carefully inspect our section of
Country.
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50 Il M MON %.
In the District Court. LIST Judicial District Ter
ritory of Idaho. County of Ncz Pcrce.
Lottie j.. Reed, Plaintiff vs.. Calvin NJ Reed,
Defendant
To Calvin NJ. Reed Dcfcn dant,

To Calvin NJ. Reed Defend ant,
VNI HEREAS, LOTTIE Il. REED AS
w plaintiff has brought an Action against
you in the above named Court, the Complaint
in which is fled in said County, which A elton is
for dissolution of the bonds of matrimony,
and for the custody of the minor children, for
Attorneys fees, and the costs of this action and
for general relief. You are, therefore, hereby
required to appear and answer tho said com
plant within the time following. to-wit. If
served within said County ten days; if served
ont ofsuid County but within said District,
twenty days; in ail other cases, 30 days cx-
elusive in either case of the day Of service.
| Otherwise Judgement by default will be taken
against you, according TO the Prayer of said
complaint by which Prayer the plaintiff asks
fora dissolution Of the bonds of matrimony,
and for the custody of the minor children, for
Attorneys fees and the costs Of this action and
for general relief. and you will take notice that
if you fail to answer the said complaint, the
plaintiff win take judgement by default accord
ing to the prayer of the complaint on file herein.
In witness whereof ! have hercunto set my
~@ band and affixed the seal Of said
I en-, Court this 10Th day of May A. ID.
'1A"' 1877, ii. sQUIER.
~ Clerk Of the st judicial District
A. LELAND
32-4w. att. for plaintiff.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

Stock MISUNDERSTANDING Feb.
and Mar. the \. Z. Il. Il. Co. redeen-
ed $50, Of their preferred stock out
standing, by the sale TO holders Of 1913,
SIS acres oi' there earned lands IN Min
ncsota uId Da1ota, the averages price,
REALIZED Iciu5 over y per acrc.-E.r.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

TIMBER LANDs.-Compiaints are frequent
that settlers in Washington Territory cross
the line and cut and destroy much of the
timber on the public lands in Idaho. New
instructions have been issued fer clerks
and employees of the General Land OIiicc
to investigate such cases and report to the
department..
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

4 LITTLE DECL!NE.-The prices of both
whea, and -four have receded a little in
San Francisco which has caused Il cores
bonding reduction in Portland. Portland
quotations, Eastern dgn. and Washington
Wheat from s. 10 to So 80 per GENITAL
Flour 81 SO to So SO per Barrel.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

UNHEALTHY For RussIANs.-Thc
valley of the lower Danube is not a heal
thy place for the Russians. Tn the
campaign of 1928 they lost 80, 900 men,
mostly from malarial diseases in 1929
they lost 60, 600, and out of 100000
tao Russian general lad left but 10000
or 10000. The lower Danube has been
pest house for their armies Err.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

NEW TENINO.-ThiS boat arrived o clock
Thursday morning with about dozen pas
sengers and 60 tons of freighI among
the passengers we noticed our townsman
B. Loewenberg and his bride. This boat
left at IL a. NJ. of the same day with some
20 tons Of -four. ...s
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

FINE CoUNTRY.--Camas Prairie, in
Idaho county, has the handsomest area
of farming land and the best improved
section in Idaho Territory. There is an
immense tract of country there still un.
settled. -Ore00nidm
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

EXPENSES OF THE VIEWERS viewers
who went out to examine the route for q
wagon road to Grand Ronde river, incur
red the following expenses: Team Sl2 90
supplies SO s75. Amount contributed and
peid Sill %, still unpaid Sill 62A.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

FURTHER IMpRovHMENT.-Mr. Brcarley
contemplates building new ware house
on the bank of Snake river Immediately in
the rear Of his present wheat granary, and
have it convenient for loading and unload
ing to aud from the steamboats,