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, 1877-04-23

FnsAe1.
C0rn to Buffalo, .at fHl
G0fl 10 h2ttlA. 1M
AeAt - 6AH4Hs Nt1t
Mteat 20 k1hKsthh... % -!
Wheat 10 DElenh119 IL fta
Its contained IN nccr Of tho following fourteen
vessels: Qht0 Christine Nilsson, Clara PArksr
{. N. Ityan. J. T. Jo.lnson, Maine. aeotta, Hart
ford. q. u. 4loane, tlruce Chsinpn, Montgomery,
". II, Vanderbilt, Heed Caso aud ]. II. llutchln-
SUI. This makes about one'sxth Of thu deet
grain losdcd In this hafbot. Tbs remainder Cot.
slsts at tae schrs Knight To1aplaf, FarsAat q. C.
Finney, Oneonta. y. a.. Fort. Dclaware,. Wcst
Side, North tape, LAka foFrst, b, 4. WetIs, l..
". bavidsoh. j. Z. lIaIly, 4Etna, Champion, Gam
den, q. A. Sherwood, +. /. Msys, ysh Faikvn.
busxh. MontAnk, ". b. Allen. q: L. wrn,
kRxe.ts, cossack, Il. ". Eatgss. Mary Cope!y.
4. Wtnalow, {. }. Wella. u. =. !aldw,n, Sam
Flat T.. c. Hutchlntor. J. j.ki1dsrhouse sun 1Ite-
ep, e. Nasncs, J. r. Marsh, r. +. Marsh. Danfuelh.
Webb. Owaaeo. Z. Jones, Ealyetsa. Usotsu Mnr.
ray, James Davidson, u. Fillmore. Ph.snix.
Amsflea, sna j. ". Dosne: ptops Arshia. Ri.
Superior. apa O. Townssnli sud Tow tarxes CIV.
Adams ind bhzwneo; 1uaklnY in ali ! hset vt
seventy two sa!1. steam eElft ~iil pgah4hly Ill
get under wsy on Nonday o. Tuesday, Tha ssll-
ax ye4aes win likely walt I'LL the end Of tho week.
Of sach time II taeJ bear tho ice Il tha soot Of
LAxez Huron and Ersa II passabIs.
derwftten - ta,lox.: ssrn'a. 20 esnts: nufalo.
10 cents; oswrGo, SO cents: 0sdeuahurY. :, cents;
Montreal, so cents. rhsr take elect Monday.
, 1877-06-02

Why HoRsEs EAT DIRT.-I, is a
very common habI! with horses, when
turned out Of close stables, to lick up
dirt in their pathway, and swallow il
with apparent relish. The habit Is
generally an indication Of acidity in
the stomach, which may be corrected
by improving the digestive functions,
and which the instinct of the animal
endeavors 10 correct By the alkaline
quality certain earth afford. Horses
are AT special disadvantage in the
matter of stomach complaints. mas
much as they cannot rid themselves
by vomiting anything that disagrees
with them, besides being unable 10
belch up accumulated gases Then
again, the stomach is much too small
to allow of heavy feeding or the for
nation of much gas, without Injurious
overdisl ension hence of ali domestic
animals. the scIipeds should be fed
with the greatest care and Judgement.
Like human beings they have their
periods o.! acitliry of heartburn, and
having no opportunity of taking sod,
or magnesia, they lick the lime from
the walls of the earth ia their path
way. For temporary relief piece OF
chalk may be kept iu the manger, but
we should seek TO remove The cause
by giving better tone TO the stom
ach. Feed sound hay in moderate
quantities and ST regular intervals,
and don't drive or work hard soon
after each meal, lest digestion should
be impaired Give a few carrots,
turnips or other roots. if available !:
water regularly, and never Just after
meal, and put an ounce of common
salt in the food or water daily. ANY
existing weakness should be corrected
by course OF tOnics, such as oxide of
non, 2 ounces; calcined magnesia, .
ounces; powdered nux vomica, Is
drachms /; powdered fennel seed, ,
ounces mix and divide INFO eight
powders. These should be given one
in the morning aud ole at night The
habit is sometimes caused by def
cheney Of mineral matters 10 the food
grown On very poor soils, bat this
may be correct by similar treatment.
, 1877-06-02

NEATYEss OF DREss.-It she desires,
farmers wife can be as neat or even
fashionable, rs her city neighborS. BE.
cause you live on a farm ard feed the
pigs and chickens, you need not dlsre~
gard your personal appearance, When
you buy n piece of furniture, get the
latest style, for you can get it just as
cheap and il will lasi yop just as long
as the old style of 20 years ago and
when you get dress, although ii be
nothing but calico, cut 1t fashionaJIy,
but don't trim il, for it don't pay Ia
trim a cheap dress. Don't slip TN a
dirty wrapper in the morning and
twist your hair in a knot, and kick he
dog and tired on the cat, and scoid
Your husband, and tell the children 10
keep ont Of the way, for you have a
BIG DAYS work TO do, and You NEST
no. be hindeTed. Don't do it-aI! the
work you will do will not compensate
your family for looking so dirty and
untidy. You can be belpmate a
your husband in the true sense Of the
word, and still be neat and tashiOna
bic.
, 1877-06-02
District Court summons
OF EHSITINGTON, 20.
1-....... = ,.-L -. S..

TERRITORY OF WfSHlNGTON, &C
CSHHiy Of Uatd UGlir,
Ia he DissT1el Court of M First Judicial District
Of n6sitsg on Tcrg1forg.
J, 7. WlSENAN, Plainly, rs. THE NEFID.f and
NORTHERN TFLEGRIFR CO., and PLITT
BURR D.teRdGH,s
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1.-THE
l. NEVADA and NORTHERN TELEGRAPH
co, aHf PLAfI BURR, Defendants: louare here
by required ~ spp-ar in action brought against
you by j. I WloENAN, P.alHtin, IN the Di,tri.t
Court OF the First Judicial District Of NasiI.. ton
TeTTtJry, boiling terms the city Waila Nalla
IN and for the COUNTIES Of Wa!a MaIla ami Column
bIa, 10 answer the eoupaiut OF Plaintiff, fsd IN
Nalla walia county, within tweaty days after tie
service OF this sumrnons exclusive Of the day OF
vice II served in ssii county bat in said Dis
trer IN thirty dVys Otherwise within sixty days OF
the SAID Pz'Htiff will take u-Ineit against You by
default, according TO the prayer OF the complaint
The said action Is brought 10 TrCoyer the sum OF
1855 2l-lOO gold coin. due Plaintiff by Deienlauts
Tor serTiecs in hau!inS telegraph wire fTUm Walia
walia TO Baker CITY, aud along D=ienlants' liue, in
October and November, lS-5.
And you are hereby notIfiei that u=lsss yoa sp-
pear and the sail oomp.int a. above r,lrir-
ed, the prayers OF the PisiHt II VIII be gautei Wit
, - ness the Hon s. & NISGARD Juica of
l. s. the District Court Of the First Judicial
49, District CT Washington Territory, and the
seal of said Court afx-l this 10th day OF April, A
D., lS77 A REEVES AYKES
JAMES D. NIX. C-eik
Plaintiff Attorney ;Q-6yV
, 1877-06-02
District G1ura sGs.3sssGls

TERRITORY or U4SHITGTONI
CnUn,y Of HGjd HG'id. SN-
In Lis Disfrtct C'"t gt he Fr JEiicili District q
- 'uSjiHJ'p3 TsyVi'ory
FR1Nh EEBER, Egiafi5, rs. V. T UTNG
HsfpgdrgL
THE UNITED STATE OF ANERICA-To y
Il TIMING, Defendant: YOu ar herr, hy recUir-
ed 70 appear action brought AGAINST yoti hy
FRANK WEBtR. Plaintiff, III the Distile; Court
OF the First Judicial District Of = a>nyton rerrIto-
ry, holding terms ia the City Of Wai Galla ia an!
for the counties oi Halls WaIla aIl Columbia 10
tire complaint o. Plaintiff .ilr in Mfllt " an,
county, within ~ rnty days after the service II this
summons, exclusive Of the day of service II not
served ia sal1 county, but ia said Di~tI / in thirty
days otherwise within sixty days or tin s4d PisiI-
tiff viii take Judgment against You by default ac-
coriIng 10 The pray OF the Complaint.
Tie SAIL action Is brought 20 recover tla sura Of
:llO in gold coin, with in crest tEern n Der cent
per asnan, FROM October Is, 1875, o AZ, account Tor
lrathsr sold by Paintitf To Deir liant; a, Defendant
request, and ioI costs ana disbursement %: suit
And you are hereby EotIti Il that u1less yCyl ap-
pear and answer the sail complaint rs above lr-
ell the prayers of the Plaintiff wiii D. granted Wit
( - ness the Hon. : c. WINGARp Jude of the
! L. 5. District Court Of the First Judicial Ds-
49, Criet OF Washington Territory anl the
seal OF SAID Court affixed tbs s6;h day OF March \
d, 1871. i. kEEYES AYRFS,
JAS D. MIX, Clerk.
PaintItf Attorney 1867
, 1877-06-02

ANTIOCH, HI, Dec = i1si
- J.pss-s J. R. Eos * Co:
Ny VIE has, tor Oug t-ne, bee1 terrible s'lt-
f4rpr from Eh,umaii>Tn. She h,s tined many phy-
,cians md rnary r'-spei;es. Tie only thing which
has given her re3t Is teDtaur lInlu.e:.i. a'3 re
uicel TO say this has cured here / Am doing h,t
an to extend IL sale. W II EiNH-'
This : a sample Of many ;euS ,n1 testimonials re-
60 y-l O: wui.' rfRl cUrs eEeCtel by the Centanr
Il. imeat TIE ingredients 0f this article are pub
listed around each bottle 1t contains Witch Hazel.
Meutha, Araiea Rock Oil CIThO'ic ani IngretiifnrS
hitherto little krowu. II X InllsTu'ah.e art that
tie t'-utaur Iium-nt Ii p=ric:F:lnS more cares ot
-,velI.ss, sta Joints, E-Up Idas, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sciati,, Cikei Breasts. L0ck-jaw, &c g,
than all other Liniments, Emhroeatlous Extracts,
OirtmentS. and PlssteIs now IN use.
For Toothac5.e, Earache, Weak Back, Itch, an !
Cutane0us Eruptiou- 1t admirable lt cures burfS
ana sclliS without a s-Ir. Extracts pn!son rom
bitpS and stIncs ari heals frOstS-'it-s and e.il-
hlairss in a sh n time. No family az I'D 70 bc
without the Centaur Linimert, white wraIper.
TnE. CcuIaJir EinissIels:, yellow wrapper, Is
alaptei 10 the touch skin. muscles and flesh Of the
Spawn, SWecny, ind GALL BIZ; Head ana Poll
Evil are ltle less tlIau marvellous
Ae-Srs J. Mcclure y Co, IrUggiSiStS, cor Lin
AMI Front Sts., Cincnnati, o., say:
- In our nri-htOrEaoi 4 nInheg Of teaias'erS are
using The CtnI..ur LIuimcnt. They pronounce It
superior 20 anything they hive ever used We sell
as high - fopr 10 tive dc2en uotties pea month to
these t,iHIstrrs."
Ne have thousands cs similar ;cs;i-non;sls.
For NUunis, Calls, Srr.t-c!..s, RIng-tore, &c,
aud log Screw wotin Ia Se-p, II has rI:'rl- Fir
N rs, LVery-uirn ami Sto"S-utIS-r>, have n ;his
Tsni.f IL IL iLely which Is worth "a bundled time,
lis cost
rs 5m+ - DsY 81, New Ivas.
, 1877-06-02
District Court ss,a.,l.losss.

TERRITORY OF UfSHIYGTON,l &C
CoHqty Of HaiL, n ala. '''
In the District CoHrt Of tie Ft judicial D'Strct Of
Washington TorHi0yg-
.sNGELENE CARLON, Plaintiff, RS. CHARLES
A u. C-iRLON, DejsaG1pt.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO
CHARLES \. r. CARBON, Deieblant: You
are hereby required TO appear IN act ON brought
against you by ANGEIINE CARBON, Piaintiff, IN
the District Court OF the Fnst Jn3iriai District Of
Washington Territory, Eo.ding terms at Coliax, in
and for the eunntIsS of Stevens and EIimiU
swer the complaint OF 7 aiuJitf, filed IN Whitman
county, within twenty days after the service Of this
summons, exclusive OF the dIy Of sarVIce. Ii not
servel IN sail county hut IN sad D.SfIict thirty
days otherwise within sixty days, the said PLAIN
TIFF will take juisIne; against You ly default, PC
cnrling 10 the prayer Of tie Complaint
The saId net ion Is hr u9ht 10 dissolve the hlaaS Of
matrimony existing tetwseu Plaintiff and Drf.uf-
ant on the grounds % de-eFioh Il atan O, iGant
of P.ain1f 10y Deien4ant, and iorctAcT pIo,,r relief
IN the premises
And You are hereby no;:asl that uJl-ss Won an
psar AMI answer the Slrl cHur liant ioyt reCuig
the Plaintiff viii apply the u ut ior tie reiiei
tenl4uit-i therein
- WITH - the Ton. 5. {. WiNG,rp, J'I ',a Of
l. :. the Distract CCur o. tie First in !-irI
- District Of Washington Territory, aui the
seal Of stIl c. urt afivei, ills st Jay OF Il y A. D.
1877. A. REEVES AYHES Clerk
A. f: ISHAM, rlaiu'tIs Attorney. 2g-Gw
, 1877-06-02

WHKaT GROWING IN ESGLAHD.-lhe
lately published agricultural returns
demonstrate once more in the unmls-
taxable language OF facts, The slow
bat apparently certain advent OF ;
time when we shall be virtually de-
pendent on foreign sources for The
sunny OF our cereals The process
whereby lands once devoted to the
production OF grains OF different sorts
are now being gradually converted IN
TO pasturaee appears continuous, and,
unless checked seriously 10y some as
vet hidden causes, the time must m
eyi;ab!y arrive here when, practically
speaking, 'horn" will in great meas
urc have taken the place oi corn" to
employ a popular phrase now much
in vogue, especially IN certain districts
where cattle are last pntting a period
TO cereal culture. The official returns
show that The total number of acres
nndrr wheat in 1876 was 3, l24 $50,
decrease On ;hc acreage of 1919 OF
eleven per cent. as compared with
1876, and of twenty-five per cent. a.
ccm,ared with the returns OF 1869.
Remem bering that The population Is
RAPIDLY increasing, it is evident that
the real Significance OF these facts Ii
even more serious than The actual per
cCngage, considerable as that is, would
warrant, and clearly year by year Il
still more augmented import OF bread
sIuils is absolutely necessary. In
word, So far as cereals are concerned,
this country is Approaching a time
when il Will need feeding IN THIS re-
spect qalre as much as The metropolis
i,seit needs feeding from the districts
surrounding it. Il must not he sup
posed for a moment that these facts
concern farmers only; the action ex-
| tends Duch further than that, and
| English miiiers would 90 wise 10
study the various Issues involved il
Ihi> great fact Of tie permanent con-
traction of tie whea;-gTow area of
The United Kingdom. In truth, the
farmer and miller are virtually co.rel
ative; they stand in absolute need OF
each other, end their interests are in
essentials alike. The selfish and short
sighted nigh; indeed argue that the
miller could work as well on foreign
wheats as on home grown, and that,
The nation paving an enhanced price
! for lis daily bread, ii would matter
lntie TO him where The grain was rails
cd bnt the miller must remember
that science is abroad, that technical
calture is fast sharpening the intellect
ual irdustrials Of every alien country
no less than those Of cur own, and that
the import Of flour On a constantly in
creasing scale wou!d be ore inevitable
result Of our continued and Increased
dependence on foreign sources for the
supply Of bread. Clearly the British
farmers and the British miller should
recognize The fact that they are mutu.
ally dependent, and that whatever
seriously Injuries the one cannot fail to
react injnnously upon The other
| London Miller.
, 1877-06-02

CoFFEE HoUsg>.-Phiiadelphia has
several large coilte houses, designed
for the accommodation Of working
men Five cents buys a cap Of good
coffee and a sandwich; eight cents a
plate of meat, potatoes and bread, and
four cents bowl OF soup. a wealthy
man conducts these places as a char
ity, and meets the deliciencIes in the
cash accounts that frequently arise ;
yet they are ostensiOly regular ealing
houses, free from any free sorp house
characteristic, so that the self respect
of the customer is not offended.
, 1877-06-02

A HARD TINE FOR CALIFoRSIA SHEEP.
II is estimated that from one-ha.f 10
Two thirds of the sheep in the State OF
California have peri>hed from s'arva-
ton. The loss Of cattle l. not 60 large,
as they were taken to the mountains
in time. DR.. Swain, of WatScrriiie,
started tor :he mountlinS from Fresno
on the Dist with over 1880 sceer. aud
the lifeless carcasses of over !3U0 OF
them now mark the rou'e taken. Ire
doctor saws that unclaimed dead aDd
dying sheep corer the plains. and
hundreds d sheep and lambs fall into
line behind the wagon of the traveller
and follow. in ihe bore Of ee''Iug 2
morsel of hay. One man from the San
Josquin Valley lost every sheep he
had-l1 600 - during a storm. and
went home pcniie.s man. Another,
an Italian, Thought he could save the
cost of ierrying his sheep across The
Tnolumne river by swimming them,
and 500 were drowned in the attempt
Another man, cast OF Nlsalia, deSrair
ing OF even getting his sheep 20 where
there was feed turned l2,05O out 10
sinrve. Ifhe undertook 80 drive them
10 the mountains many of them must
die of starvation before reaching there
because there is no feed Oh the way,
and then when The mountains are
reached all the good feed is already
taken up BY men who hold rosses-
SONS, shotgun in hand, aud who are
desperate enough TO fight TO the
death. There will probably be gOpd
many eases of bloodshed and death in
the mountains this summer, and many
stOckmen will mysteriously disappear
10 return no more.
, 1877-06-02

TRANSMITTING HAIR.-A valuable
discovery has been made by those
who have no hair on the top of the
head, the place where the bair ought
tc grow" n Frenchman has found
out that the human hair can be trans
planted, aud bald headed men can be
come reasonably hirsute blythe process
A man with thick head of hair and
/ sim purse can furnish bald beaded
man with heavy purse 4 fine toupee
at comparatively small expense. The
hair Is carefully drawn out, and the
bulb at the end of each hair Is adrolt
ly implanted into the scalp, where il
takes root. Ii requires more skill
than landscape gardening.
, 1877-06-02

TINS Is the season when, as they
fondly linger at the gate, be says in
tones tremulous with the ecStacy OF
love, Darling, my own precious dar
lirg, one tond kiss before We part =
ard a sharp voice from the up stairs
window calls ou:, Sarah Jane, You
march into the house. To morrow is
wash day, ard you aia't going TO lay
abed till noon, now | tell your
, 1877-06-02

An old>faShioned minister was
preaching in a tight, unventilaIed
church, in which by some means a
window was lett partly open. a good
deacon during the sermon closed il.
The minister stopped, end turning &c
the deacon, said in solemn tones, III
l were preaching in a jug, l believe
you would put the cork in"
, 1877-06-02
UNITED STATES CLAIMS
Land for Soidiers-T.aElti amt Eie'' H'ns
for sale o- Trade Furnished h''0
and Mill for Sale Or TTaGe.

7 COLLECT SCRIP, INDIAN VOICE.. -
L Bounty, New OrleaTs and other PIE i-olss <,
due, and Postofiee claims obtain Pens > -
feers, soldiers, stilors Eoanee!, 3ursl "
and their widows and shliiTen. Patents, y -
title 70 land and land varrnts for s1liirs y - :
wars before 81 March, 1850 and atte1l 10 ~ l.Ii
ness at Washington Locate Timber LAM, J., 80 -,
Scrip ard Homesteads on lands neir /. z ~, ,sss
and elsewhere VIII sell Cr.nberrr, Frai - -,
and Timbered Lani, at pricts i0Eer Ia -
Rich Placer Gravel Beds and Ctartz l,5,I, =. u:
or trade Also. viii seli Fui aishe1 toiti %
- - '-'' : - -'--'-- c. u CARTLE,
cem Po9ilani, os9.
, 1877-06-02

4 sharp little girl got out of pa
tience with her bashtul lovers back
wardneSs, aud so brought matters To a
favorable climax by saying 10 him:
really believe You are afraid to
ask me 10 marry you, for you know
would say Yes"
, 1877-06-02

IT makes a man mad 10 get up soft
ly in the middle Of the night, noise
lessly open z bottle of beer, hear lis
gassy foam escaping, and, despaiungly
jamming his thumb over the nozzle,
squirt fine little stream of beer all
over bis wiie's face.
, 1877-06-02

SCIENTISTS have long been trying to
discover how baliheaded man gets
the TWO hairs that he weaves over The
top of his head from shoulder TO sboul
der. They probably come from am
hair loom.
, 1877-06-02

ALL hsirpins look alike 10 men
but let wife 90 of on a visit and
come home anu fud a hairpin near
the gate and you will soon know that
there is a mighty deal of difference in
so pieces or forked wire.
, 1877-06-02

Il AN afraid it is mixed goods said
the lady 10 the clerk. "0h, no, mad
am, impossible" replied the polite
gentleman all orr camel's hair
shawls are made of pure silk direct
from the worm"
, 1877-06-02

SUN Baths are very good in their
way, but the fellows who stand on the
corners ali day onght to try soap and
water once in a while TO make them
look pale and interesting.
, 1877-06-02

IL an up valley town two women,
who were next doc: neighbors, quar-
relied so much that their respective
husbands bullt board fence twenty.
eight feet high between The houses.
, 1877-06-02

A Greenpeint lady is so modest
'het she never looks at anything with
naked eye, and goes into convulsiors
ever a bare statement Of facts,
, 1877-06-02
D0Igg Si'EgEkz. RATEs.

D-iirsTe} % he o. s =. Cos BoJ,s a, H1Hulr.
H-.e'anise, Frsis AMI Vegetables, sane rates as
a'Sve pr Ica :u- ~'yvineit
Eooi, or'-i'sis alsge tls,a 30 e,rye rates pr ton
weight. Bet AI1.~ each IJ GENTS.
Moo3. Hlui, Stoae ui.f I =, stock at agreed On
f. IttsS ny or down, ty car los.-L
huutie rates fgS; trrisLt ,.--l-ag-rs m OF
lCr-, receive, from or delivered 20 Irai-s.
Az irrlrAt Iof .elsv-:ei before p o. on the day
after It is received at 'ie dcrots wall be stored at
owner ec;.cize srl risk
and al u-hj received AZ fo-gfS VIII beat owners
risk Of f;re unJl shTIi or delivered % corssiyueeS
An hi!'S payable IN sa!i con before delivery OF
frei-Lt.
, 1877-06-02

DIP yon notice how splendidly ]
went through the last reel at the ball
last night, Tom % Yes, and l also
noticed that you kept it up all the way
home.n
, 1877-06-02

People who complain of hard times
and a scarcity of food should content
themselves with The knowledge that
MS generally good Iivers" that have
bad liyers.
, 1877-06-02
/ PitChor s
CastoTIIa.

Mothers may iav1 rest ard their iai.oS may have
ncalth, II they VIII use C,7f0ria tcr Wind Cole,
Worms Fpvari,hugss. Sore Mouth, ClOup, OF Sion-
ach Complaints. II Is ertirey vr-r'abie rre11ra-
ton, and contains neither mineral, uoThne u T
tlcrhOl II pic1s2ut 70 take - honey All nei-
tier gags uor ETincs
, 1877-06-02

II there was bird on peach, and
you wanted The peach, how would you
get it without disturbing the bird p
BY waiting until the bird flew away.
, 1877-06-02
E9aGes Osa Ep Freight,


GOODS. NEPCHfNDISE, ETC, ETC.
From WaI'u'a 80 WaIls WaII.t........ 81 CO
From Na,laa 20 Whitman. an.................... 5 -
trUn Whitman to Wal5a waiia-- --..-.....-..- 90
- Building Material ! rri cultural and NechaI,-
cal ImVlem ements Lime, Sc, Freig'tei 10 wallula 10y
o. :. y Cos toItS NJ reduced measurement VIII h,
Frei=Etel 10y at tie foregoing rates, on o. ). "
Co 5 reduced measurement
, 1877-06-02
ARREaIgs OF PAY. UoUyyy =.

Federal Officers, Solliers, anil Sailors of the late
war, o. u'ssT hctTs, IN many eases entitled To
money nom the Government which has ben found
70 De 1ne slnce nnal payment $rte full history Of
ssISes ana si;te amount pay and bounty eesived
OertInesttes OF Adjutant General Q : A showing
sstVee ard honorbe discharge therefrom in plafe Of
discharges lost, procured for a small fee
hHe'OSe stamp 10 Siiirore & Co.. and full re-
PEA>EoNS. esNsEOS.!,
All Federal Officers, Soldiers and Sailors ,,o,,sAs
rup1ured, or iijurtd IN the line OF duty IN the l.ls
war, ana disabled thereby, can obtain pension
" lGows and minor children, of Officers Soldiers.
am rt0is, who have died since discharge OF disease
contracted or wounds and INJURIES received in tbe
service and IN line Of duty procure pensions by
addressing Gilmore & 90.
lnere7tset rates FOR Pensioners obtained bounty
Lana warrants procured for seryioe in Wars prior 10
March B 1855. Ihere are 10 asr-ants GRANTED fo-
send stamp 20 GILMORE & CO., Washing.
1o'i, ID. a.. for fuli instructions. 22tf
II H,pprs-rr II II, ao-fa- s.,.,- - .. NJ i. :.
, 1877-06-02
UNDERTAKER
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE

OftOo oi-E 4hE NOChI hODSE-
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
fOrms the public that he now las on hand A fall
assortmet OF CoFFINs. which hs will sell =, greatly
reiueed prices
IHE EEARSE
Is one OF the fines. this SIDE Of San Francisco which
L rendered 10 the public tTue OF charge
On1srs promptly attended 20 by leaving them az
my residence, or at the Walla Wans Bakery
SS-u JOHN PICKET.
, 1877-06-02

"HAvE you any fresh farmers eggs? :"
inquired preuise young lady al q market
Street grocery store. mo, ma am, repli,d d
the practical clerk, .'but We have some very
good hen eggs She took three 10 try.
, 1877-06-02
SPECEkE. FEEFGUTs.

Pianos, Bi.lnrl Tables, Furniture. Glass. GlsSs.
ware and - contents IN ciss nr otherwise Querns-
ware. Marble and Castings, taken oa!y at oWue. 5
rSk Of damage, hrts4S.sgc or leakage.
Acuis, Iu~pentmeS, Burning FluidS, OilS and all
other liquids, IN cans or other vessels, az owners
TiSk OF lslkage.
fsgS taken only NJ owners Ti-t Of bre3 kfCp
lrH!t-, Vegetable ard al! ufh-r perislnbe pror-
srtg, at owner ; risk OF iroSt or decay
Furniture not hnXel, .tuA all A,,ricu,iural and
Mechanical Implements. set up or kuOckesl down.
at ow'rf : rl-k ct 'iaHage and oltr or se.. kaye.
NOT VIII the Company ;e responsible Tor le.iei.ne.+l
~ any .,t, uae>S the same spe,isl!y rec ptei Tor
, 1877-06-02
FARM FOR SALE,;.

4 FARM FOR SALE Of One Half Section Of land
- EOOD FRAME HOUSE and FRAME BARN
22d a god ORCHARD, with FRUIT and SHRUB
Belly On tie place There Is an abundance Of goo
running water, and plenty Of timber for fire wuO[
and fencing rurposes, on tie land Thssplaee Is si
uatei one and one half niles from Dayton Co!uu.
o,a county Washington territcry. For further par.
neulzrs, address the undersigned at D.yton A r
S-d NEMLAND 4 KIRK