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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22
DAILY AND TREWEEKLY By
EDaAR SNOwDEN-
FRIDAY EVENING...."""JUN E ", 1871

Some of the Northern and Western demo
cratic newspapers make the graduation OF Flip
Der, The colored West Point cadet, the &C.
casion for Directing to the introduction OF the
coIored clement into the line and staff OF the
army. Tho Cincinnati Enquirer says:
There is no danger of negro equality, oh, no
But il will be so delightful for the white soldier
TO DO commanded TO pace the greenswsrd before
tho tent of Lieutonsnt Flipper, the negro grad
uate of West Point. and the white soldier Will
probably indulge in strange train OF thought
while doing il. And when promotion comes,
and the negro becomes Mejsh Fiippah or Col.
Flippah, the prospects Of the white captains and
lieutensnts will DO so cheerful, particularly II
they have families and arc stationed at some
post in the far west, where any neglect in the
social courtesies toward their superior officer
would probably 20 hard with them and their
families
The same papers violently objected to tho
radical frauds 10 the States of Florida, South
Carolina and Louisiana at the last Presidential
election. The objections in both tho cases al
luded to arc as striking instances of the differ
ence in the results of the goriug OF particular
oxen as could we'll be afforded. Radical frauds
in Southern elections. in which the interests of
Southern States only were affected, were passed
over by these same papers as occurrences, rep
rehensible to be sure. but Of no great conse-
ouencc, and probably as the unavoidable result
or retribuive sequence of the war; but when
they affected the result Of the Presidential elcc
ton, 10 which Northern and Western democrats
were personally interested, they suddenly became
of Insufficient importance to be made the cause OF
threatened civil war. So of negro equality.
The Southern States, by fraudulent elections,
federal appointment, or civil rights bills, could
have negro governors, negro judges. senators,
congressman, legislators. collectors and post
masters thrust upon them. and negroes forced
into their colleges with but slight opposition from
most of the Northern and Western demo-
cratic newspapers. but DOW that negro, to the
surprise and against the hopes Of the radicals,
has graduated at West Point and assumes the
rank TO which he is entitled in the army
nearly all the officers of which are Northern
men-thc injury Immediately assumes, 10 the
eyes Of these same papers. proportions sufficient
~ large to threaten the discipline. if not the
existence Of the entire land forces Of the
United States. We hope that Lieutenant
Flippcr may be promoted rapidly, but VIC also
hope that his admission into the army may be
the means Of diminishing the strength Of that
army to the actual needs of the country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22
NJ AISfSI ED.

Attic residence Of tho brides mothr', '.r%
Stafford Court House. Va, on the In my" ;SE (
by Rev. j. Ii. Temple, Mr. GEO Is; DI'io -
OF Stafford county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22
EIic Indians

Dispatches we're received yesterday At the
War Department announcing that the in.I'"'
were raiding in several sections in the }'.eH
liIls country killing ranchmcn and IG:Ti"r
others TO the towns for safety. IN urg@a a.
mand is made for military aid or the agricI"N
raj interests Of the Hills will OF necessity ="
abandoned. Gen. Crook, who c1mmanIa tA:''
department, has two regiments and loHrt'"'
detached companies o! cavalry, with three reg
mcnts Of infantry, under his command, an' -
him the application for troops has been F'ir''''
by the Secretary Ct War.
Late dispatches from San Francisco Ten "
continued outragca and murders by the !ntIA''
in Idaho 1t is remarked tina! they nav -.
this time gotten the better OF the United STAT
troops, having driven them back scrcrat n:' e
and killed and wounded some h!ty 0l th''a'
The opinion Is expressed thai 1t will r14u;" -
many as five hundred soldiers to -M2t- =-ii'.''
attack Joscph's band Of Ncz Perez. a 3d..
gram from Geo. Howard vino IS 10 GomL!:".
Of the department, reports that he IS la IT,,
lec.ing q sufficient force to ''mak2 S;Hc "''"
before pushiog the ludIans to final pgs'i'G'
The latest news from Okla is to tHe CT 'G' ,.'i'
the lntiacj have had Al interview WIN '.'.
Amyat, al Hudson, who assured Ih2M 'h''
would net be arrested il they returned t. '".'
They accordingly returned. Ait is qdi l.
Last Tuesday three horse tlictci-L9"'- -.
ry. james Hall and 4. }. AlGn-wcre c'"7"''
near Deadwood Thcy were lodged ~ Js!' p:
Rapid City. On Wednesday hIght 'h' 49,.
was broken open and the thieves taken Oh" ''''
banged by an unknown party.
Yesterday evening while party Of cEc"t''',,,
isis wcro dscm barking from barge :. " '''.,.
river pier No. during Il heavy ram '',i7
Losey fell overheard and his Uncle J'I" n' 10"
Mullen, jumped in 10 1oscua HIM b9t" "''
drowned.
Cooked provisions Of all kinds are pouring 49,.
ST. Johns. n. T., for tho sufferers - Inc '''
E-o4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22

}g every consideration Of profit, if not Of
propiiey, that which susans and strengthens
the system SHOULD be absolutely pure. Boiis,
Plmp!es, Eruptons, etc.. indicate impoVerlsh.
ment and poisoning of the blood and should be
removed by DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture, which
Strengthens the blood and keeps it always
pure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22

Cooked provisions Of all kinds are pouring a.: :.
ST. Johns, n. T., for tho sufferers ~ I"'
ire there.
, 1877-06-23

n0nn Can't he made by every AGENT
nSH SJ,eycry month in the BUSINESS we
furnish, but those Wiling. "a
work cnn easily cun dozen dollars n luy
right in their own localities, Have uOronnl
10 explain hcrc. Bu>inyss pleasant and hon
orablc Won'Gn,t and boys and yirs 4, as
well rs men. Wewl furnish yOu y curplctc.
uGtHt free. TEn business pays better than
anything else. We will bear expense Ofetart-
ing you. Parruhrs free. Write and see
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and dangh.
tcre, and all clas s'es'i IN need OF paying work ut
home, should writetO us and learn about the
work at once. Now is the timo. Don't delay
Address TRUg IL CO., AugUs'S, MSine. GgLf
, 1877-06-23

The amount Of specie in this country
is steadily increasing; the amount en-
ported since January 1st has been $2,-
ss0,Sli, the amount imported $3,3j1,
40.
, 1877-06-23

The remnant of the Modocs arc slid 10
be getting along very well upon their
reservation. They do not have rs much
excitement rs when in their lava beds.
, 1877-06-23

A New York Justice asked ~ little
street beggar what his mother dill for a
living. She gets drunk and has the
rheumatics," was the answer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24
N6tung ibr &atboltfcn
Bic Stimmc bcs heiliaen Gatcrs.

Sn unisrn Sasen i9eint bic Soriebuns
Der fatboli'den Brefie cine beionbere Mii:
fion seseben ;u baben. On ibr lit es, bic
@runbldee Der Sronuns unb bes @Iaus
bens bort, mo bieielben berri9en 81 bewab:
rem unD fie ba gu uerbreittn, NO @ottlo:
fisteit unb cine talte @leidsiltisteit bles
ieIben in Serseienbeit seratben IieBen. -
Bus TX. in einem S4reiben uon 1851.
@tr eriuden gle initdnbisit allen benen
nit eurem suten Wiuen unb eurer 9unit
bsiSuitebsn, bic nit 9eiit besa6t unb nit
s~eniisenber &enntniB ausseriitet, ii3 an
Bic Nrbsit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eitun:
gen our Yertbeibiguns unb 0erbreituns ber
tatboIiiden 9ebre uerOftentIi3en. - Gncps
clica 9ius TX.
2aBt Nidts unueriu9t, wobur9 uniere
beilise &eIision unb ibre beiliame 9ebre in
ben 9ereiaisten Staaten weiter perbreitet
merben fSnnen, bamit p~erirrte Wanberer
uuf ben re9ten YfaO su~ridseIeitet weroen
m6sen.-S9reiben Bius TX. an bic gi;
i9Sfe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24
Gin YattOraN6reiben an Den
&IeruS Der 9iSceSe Gbiea9o.

gnoerspober babt ibr i1on seb6rt, mel.
DE Nnltalten bic &aiboliten aqer Gambler
~trefien, ben so. Sabrestas Der Grbebuns
oes b. Yaters sur Bii9oismiirbe su fsiern,
inbem fe benz Stelpertretsr Seiu ibre
9litwini9e barbrinsen, unb ibre uner:
iditte,lide Nnbdnslidteit sesen feline er:
babene Yerion unb iein bl. Nmt an ben
Gag lesen. Inn bic @efible ~unierer treuen
grsebuns aus3ubriiden, baben mir uns
uorsenommen, cine Ibreiie an ben 81. 0as
ter Su ieHben, weI9e mir eu9 gu leien idits
fen werben, bamit aud ibr nit uns euere
ber3li9e Sbeiinabme an ieinen 2eioen get:
gen unb bic llnbilben perwerfen Midget,
pelde' bic bosbaften &irderuerfoIser unie:
rer beilisen &eIision sufiisen, unb bamit
ibr Soft bitten mOset, uno ben triumph
Der Rirds nod ieben gu Iaiien. Wir be:
bausrn, baB mir uns uidt Der @eieuidaft
Der BrGlaten unb Brieiter unb Qaien bel
seieIen %tOnnen, welde ii9 auidifen, On
oieiem feierli9en Sabrestase ibre SerSen
unb @aben su ben SIBen bes 3. Yaters
nisoer su Iesen. absr mir birfen nidt
untsrla1en ~wenisitens elm 3eusniB unies
rer OiOceie in ibren 8irden cine Gouette
aufnebmen fir ben 81. Sater, unb ,war
I'M 8. Sonntus mad Sitern, benz S9ut:
feite bes bl. Soiepb. Der Setras oieier
Goaette ioll bann i'm Serlaufe Der oarauf
foIsenben 8o9e unierem RunsIer einse
bdnbist werben, bamit mir uniere griefe
unb @aben Dor benz 8. Sum- mad Gom be-
f0rben tonnen.
Chicago, am : ltermontas 1877.
ID. 5oIep.
Ri5hof 9lom n Hhirooo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24
8~ubmai&uns an Der @iener
Sotbura.

Sm Geremonieniaale Der Wiener 6ofs
burg fanb am sriinen Oonneritas bic feis
erli9e Geremonie Der s uBwai1una
itatt. Die 6eierlidteit ua5m nit Der pre,
oist uno benz 9o9amte in Der 9ofburss
@apele ibrsn Mnfans. @esen 10 l5r
tratsn bic 9eneralitdt. bic Stabss anb
Ober:S ff3iere, iOuie bic Soiplrbentrdaer
IN ben Germonieniaal unb poitirten li9 auf
ben beitimmten Yldsen. lin I'll llbr MUIR
ben bic SwOIi @reiie, bic CUR 6uBwai9una
beltimmt paren, Don ibrsn &nsebSrisen in
ben Saal sefibrt unb al ibre Pldee aes
leitet. Sic trusen aItbeutids i9par,e &ieis
Der unb 9iie NIT blauen 8dnbern. Nads
benz Der @ottssoienft in Der Rirdr beenbet
mar, traten auf elm i3si9sn bes Oberfts
@ermonienmeiiters @rafen 9unyaby Die
&dmmerer in ben SaaI, ibnsn folsten bic
@ebeimratbe. Sobann eri9isn Der Sof,
uno Spar Saerit bic @rSberSOse, non ibren
Oberbofmeiiteru be9leitet, i9lieBli9 ber
8ailer, besIeitet pom eritsn Sbsrbofmsis
tier, Yrin5sn gu 9ObsnlOps, ben Oberitsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24
Der 0ranaeroroen.

@is idnsu bic sebeimen Sroen in il,
Nidts %usrinten, psnn erit ibre 3weds uni
3ieIs betannt iinb, seist Der Dor weniser
Subren nod 10 md4tise @ranserorbsn.
9srieIbs belt tirslid cine @eneraIsge lei
iammIuns in Chicago ab unb obi9on feline
Sisunseu sebsim waren, wurben bod be
8erbunbIunsen in allen Sla!tern Gags bas
raul pubIi3irt. Gin untsruebmsnber Sci.
tunssberidteritatter erbieIt einsn stussus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24
Der SAT- sesen Ole 8~rieiter.

@tr baben idon tirsIi9 in einem 9rti,
tel rSOswilise 9esner" ourauf binsepie:
fen, bab bic @ebeimbinbIer unb QiberaIen
ibren SaB in Iester 3eit ~beionbers auf ben
@Ierus seridtet buben. st iOl ais idledt,
unftttli6 unb beu9leriid barseiteut wers
ben, um iein 9lnieben in ben Qusen Der
@ldubisen gu ruiniren. gu benz 3wed
werben ibm aIe m6sli9en unb unmOslt4en
Serbreden ansebidtet. gei 9eIssenbsit
ieues grtitels wiberIesten mir brei ioId sr
aus ben 9issnfubriten beruorsssansenen
Sdmdbunsen unb beute ieben mir uns ses
swuusen no9mals auf oenielben 9esen:
itanb ;urid3utommsn, bu fiber bieie 9isen
Die &unbe wieber in Der sesneriiden Yreiie
MAIDEN perben.
Der IiberaIe rSmparciaI" BON Ma:
brib ersdblt pom einem &iiter, Der Die
&Oae bes GeufsIs ~ibernabm, UNI cine ga.
Mile gu eri6reden, in Der elm Sreibenter
seitorben. gr wolte nit pier 9rieltern
als 9ebilfen bic 2eide bes unbubfertigen
Mannes ais Seufel pertleibet rauben. Die
9ei4enpu9e uber ieste ii9 aur @ebr unb
eri6OB ben &iter. Der Yfurrer aIs Mit
idulOiser purbe fe%tsenommen. Der
S9auplas Der Chat mar gerasra in Der
YrOuinS 9OsrouO in Spunien. Sas par
Elm e9ter IiberaIer Sturmbod sesen bic
&atboliten. Ood er fonnts nidt LANCE
sebrau9t psrbsn. OerSiglo Future bra9te
barauf cine RotiS bes pfarrsrs, Der sesen
bic @ei3i9te proteitirte u. be5euste, baB isin
&afer nod Iebe, er ni9t i'm 9efansniB
unb Sus @unSe cine Gise lei. Die IibsraIe
Espana ertIdrte baIb bic grsdbIuns ais
cine polItommene SaIidbsit (completa fall
sedad). Die miniiteriele Correspondence
bsna4ridtiste bas PubIitum, baB man bic
llrbeber Der SerIeumOuus seri9tIid beIans
gen perbe.
Cine anbere idmdbli9s 0srldumbuns 1T
bic fOIsenbe. Sn ieiner ger. pom 81. Wdr,
bra9te bas vliberaIe" Echo pom Grlon in
Der belsii4en 9rOuin3 ~2uremburs Elm
S9reiben aus Weri9, 9roBber3Ostbum
9uremburs, bas beridtete, bab bic @ens
barmsrie iid mad Rebernad bessben babe,
nm bic 9erbuftuns Oes bOrtissn prisitsrs
gu bepertffeaisen, Der fi3 idwere @srbrss
den sesen bic SittIidteit ,u S9uIben babe
tommsn IuHen. Die IiberaIs v9urembur.
ger 3eituns~ bradte bic Radridt untsr bic
bsuti4en SIdttsr, bod 10, baB tein SuIt an
benz SIutt Su baben 1T. Der Yfarrer BON
Neberna9, elm wirbiser Mann, usritebt
aber teinen Spas, er bat bas Echo bereits
seri9tIi4 bsIanst, ba aud nidt elm
wabrss % an Der sanasn @sidi9te
1T. Oa bic beIsii4en @eri9te in Der 9lrt
teinsn Spas periteben, 10 wirb Der Ser:
aussebsr wobI binter S1IoB unb @iesel
seben, penn ni9t aud Der Correspondent
aus Weri3.
Wir recommendation benz vgOrbfsrn"
uOn ga Groiie, bsfien sr6Btes gersuiisen
ss 1T, ieinen raufsetIdrten" 9siern iOl9e
SdanbIiisen bribwarm mitsutbsiIsn, obise
WiberIesunsen, ba bic beioen @si9i5ten
aud in ben bieiisen Sldttern balb bic
Runbs MAIDEN werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

es nad ibrer 2ebre cine fir ane seminn:
~brinSenbe @inridtia mirb: sewinntrinsenb
fir ben &ei6en our5 Die Susene oes
Spfers, eepinnbrinsenb fir ben alrmen
burd Die SiIfe Der 3lebe. Wiirben nur
oieie 0ebren uon alien ansenommcn, 10
wirbe Die @eieuidaft uon ,wei Seiten Der
6rieben baben, bic ii9 ausSuidlieBen idei
nen unb ibr sIei3pObl beioe 9Ieib MOTH:
wenbis iinb, pon Seite bes Gisentbums II.
Der @emeini6aft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24
Clue Neoe oes Snoianerbdupt'
Iin8S Bunti6wan3.

Sn Der Understanding, pel9e q II.
groot am Is. gpriI I'M Camp Sbes
rib a II nit ben 9duptlinsen Der unterwor.
fenen Siour abbieIt, ridtete er an bieie
cine bon einem 0olmetider iosIei9 iiber'
ieste @niprade fOlsenben Snbalts: Sie
iouten tinftis elm irieoIides 9eben fibren ;
uiirben fe iia ebrli9 auf ibrem 9ano nab'
rem, 10 werbe Der sroBe Batter iie iditen ;
wirbsu ie absr pon Neuem auf ben &rieSs'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24
&anoratten

Den na9itebsnbsn 9lrtitel entnebmen
mir benz in ct. Qouis eri4einenben r5es
rolb bss @laubens." Der Sdreiber triiit
ben Nasel auf ben aopf, unb lsSt cine
Wunbe ~unieres Ofientli4en Sebens bios,
fir bic ni4t 10 i4ueq Elm SeiImitteI stiau'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

3iebt man obise 5ablen Suiammen, mfrs
man iinben, baB uon 1875 auf 1875 iiber
900 @ransen einsinsen unb iiber $50 900
MitsIleoer austraten. WeI9' elm llms
i9wuns!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

Der 8rotocoue. 2lus benielben lit beutlid
erii3tIid, baB Die Gage pes Sroens ses
sdbIt iino. Die RiIfi9ritte, Die berielbe
BON 1875 auf 1875 ma9te, seben FLAIR aus
ben nadfoleenoen Sablen berpor:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24
Rdthplif6er 8irhcn s &alenber,

Seius perbetBtbeu GrOiter Sob. 16.
Spnnt. ben 20. slpril q gant. Ystrus Mart.
w mt 20 Rathnrina NON Sieua
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-26
Death Of a Woman who Heard
Jcin Wesley Preach.

Mrs. Elizabeth Coxetcr died in New.
bury, England. November eth. aged
TO- years. She was the grandmother
Of Mrs Thomas Deliver Of this city.
She was born in Whitney. on the lst of
February. 1915, rs recorded in the reg
lister OF the parish church. She was
married at tic age of seventeen to
John Coxeter of Greenham Mills. after
wa is famous a. the manufacturer of
the celebrated coat made between sun
rise and sunset.
Mr.. Cuxeter died in 1916 aud his wife
remained widow for sixty years, forty
of them under the same roof.
OF a family Of eleven children. but
five survive: her eldest son. who died in
this country twenty-five years ago,
would, if living. have been past eighty.
An interesting circumstance in con-
necf:en with the aged lady was her re-
collection Of having listened 10 John
Wesey, whoss death occurred in 1891.
Her death was simply the decay of
nature. She retained all her faculties
to the last, and passed away without
pain, repeating hymns and passages of
scripture with her last breath.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-26
Monday, February 20, 1877.
A Benevolent Stranger.

There were a DOZEN men in a Mich
igan Avenue tobacco-storc yesterday.
smoking time away or playiag eckofs,
when q dreasy looking, middIed aged
strange. entered ard crowded IN tie
bind the stove. When be had tbawed
ont little. aud wiped 4 tear from ni-
rose, he look FL around and asked:
did any Of yon read aboat that
terrible cyclone in the Fast Z,
One or two replied that they bad
seen au account Of II.
well. g.ntlsmsn, there VIII 3 '3c
tales. kind Of suffering dos ..ere
this Winter. AMI il IS be duty o very
man who can spare n dollar 10 send 1t
10 the poor victims | wiil no" pass
around the hat"
He passed it. and when be had ccm-
pleted the circni. 1t xas az empty as
when be started.
"Gentlemcn, am urpi sed and sad
dened, be REMARKED. $ be put on his
hat. These poor people Deed money,
and though I'm poor man. I'm going
To forward my share. Is there anyone
here who will take tive-doliar bill and
send it aeross the ocean for rue Z
II suppose could send it" replied
the tobsceouiss, showing cigar at the
stranger.
YES, ahcm could, eh :" replied the
latter. as he biz the cigar and Lighted
II.
"11l take it," called out sevcn Of
eight others.
That's good. Do any OF you hap
pen to have any fine cut about you:'
A full pouch was handed him, al,
he lifted out half its contents into hi,
vest-pocket, and went on:
"Yes, ] want to send five dollars, ans
I want some of you 70 take the money
and scoot il across the ocean in regu
lar bushes: style. will now go on
and borrow the five"
There was grand rush for him. bu
he was twenty tive feet ahead and gain
ing as he turned into Fifth Street.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-26

will sail between the Ports Of SAN FRANCISCO.
VICTORIA. OLYMPIA and DEPARTURE BAY. as
per following Time Tables. connecting at victoria
with Steamers for NANAIMO, NEW wESTMIN-
STER, YALE. FRAZER RIVER. and with Puget
Sound Mail steamers for other Ports. and 1T NEW
TACOMA with Northern Pacific Railroad for
PORTLAND. ASTORIA, and all other important
points in Oregon.
Through Tickets sold 60 principal Stations on
Northern Pacific. Oregon and California Railroads
and principal landings on Columbia and william
cite Rivers, Tickets include Meals and Berths
on Pacific Mail steamer
THE CITY OF PANAMA will ieave'San Fran.
cisco Oct. sth Nov. 10th. Dec. 9Th. Dec. Sth.
and Jan. Ath.-arriving ct Seattle Nov. 18th. Nov
ahth, Dec 18th. Jan. 9TH, and Jan. 25th Return
ing. she viii leave Seattle the day OF her
rival. for Victoria. whence she will sail &C. San
Francisco Nov. nth. poe. iss Dec 2ist Jai.. I4th
and Feb. tth. 1871.
10th. Nov. seth. Dec. osh. Jan. 10Th and Jan.
1th-srrsging At seattle. Nov 18th. Dec. sth.
Dec. 33ih. Jan. 18th and Feb. 9Th aud arriving a.
Olympia Nov. lTth. Dec Tth. Dec. 2fth, Jan. Eth
and Feb Eth. Returning. she will leave Olympia
Nov. 18th. Dec sth. Dec. 3sth. JAM 18th and Feb.
sth. and leave SEATTLE Nov. le,h. Dec 9th, Dec.
a9th Jan. 18th aud Feb 9th. for Victorfs. from
whence she Will sail for San Francisco the same
iay.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Coupon Tickets will Re
soid 10y the different Transportation Companies
from Portland TO San Francisco: these Coupons
will he coed GA Puget Sound Mail Steamers from
Tacoma tn Victoria.
Tickets are good only FOR the Steamers they are
purchased for, ana are not transferable: and II
offered hv any ether person than the party whose
nAne they bear. will be refused and full fare COL
tecteSt.
Freight for Olympia will only be delivered BY
the pskota. Il L. TI8BALS. Agent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-05
No Failure Known!

There is no case on record where DR..
Norris Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Horehound has failed to give satsfac-
lion. On the other hand, wherever it
has been used by our people, IN severe
colds, coughs, asthma, bronchitis, Group,
whooping- cough and consumption, they
are enthusiastic in its praise. Contain
ing no opium or other dangerous drug,
it does not constipate, and is safe u
administer in all conditions of health
This is an important announcement,
and the suffering are advised to heed 1T.
Trial size, 1Oc.; large sizes. SOC. and One
Dollar. Sold by JOHN kEEsHAN, sixth
ana Walnut streets, W. ID. AdderiE'
Sixth and Mound streets, and Ii. H
Reum, corner Fifth aud Broad way.
%Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleas
ant Worm syrup, which is sure death to
worms. Pleasant to take and requires
no physic. Price 25c. Try it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-05
LEGAL.

TEG AL.-BARNARD TRIMPE WILL
i i take notice that on the 7th Day Of Dece m
Der, 1876, Joseph Batter 1led his pettio
against him in the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Haml on County, Ohio cease No. 5l,12D), the
object and prayer Of which is to recover a
Judgment against him for the sum OF two hun
dred and ninety nine dollars and seven cents.
with interest thereon from the 5th day Of June,
1869. being for money paid in satisfaction Of
Judgment rendered in Wayne County, Indiana,
thereof, against plaintiff as sulc.y for defend
ant upon certain promissory note, execute !
TO one c. Frank s. Co., and that he appear and
answer said petition ON or bsiore the Sd day OF
November, 1877. ii is alsJ notified that writ
of garnishee process has been served on Joseph
ehaus,. Executor Of the estate OF Henry
Trlmpe, deceased. Nj. h hRI, 4
sel4 -6tF Attorney for Plalntlff.