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SIMMONS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
l. OF Oregon, for the county of Multnomah.-
Harriet Z. Huntington, Plaintiff, VS.. o. Z.
Huntington, Defendant-To o. C. Huntington,
the above named Defendant: In the name of
the State OF Oregon, you are hereby required 10
appear and answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled suit within ten days
from the date of the service OF this summons
upon you, if served within this county, or If
served in any other county of this State, then
within twenty days from the date of the service
of this summons upon you, and in case service
is made by this publication, then you are re-
Quired to appear and answer said complaint on
the first day of the next term of said Court,
which shall commence six weeks or more after
the first publication of this summons, to-wit {:
on Monday, the llth day of June, 1877, and if
you fail so to appear and answer for want
thereof, the Plaintiff Will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint, tO-Wit:
for decree of divorce from you, for care and
custody OF Cory Huntington, and for the costs
and disbursements of this suit.
This summons is published by order of said
Court made on the 22d of February, 1877.
CAPLES & MULKEY,
MARI Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ANALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr. J. P. Miller, a
practieing physician at 81 Spruce street, ,Phila-
delphia, has discovered that the extract Of cram
berries and hemp combined cures headache,
either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous, or sick head
ache, neuralgia and nervousness. This is tri-
umph in medical chemistry and sufferers all
over the country are ordering by mail. He
prepares it in pills, at so cents a box. The Doc
tor is largely known and highly respected
philadelphia Bulletin.
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SUMMONS.

JUSTICES COURT FOR THE PRECINCT
~ OF Morrison, State of Oregon, county OF
Multnomah,-Geo. G. Sears and Henry Will
mer, partners under firm name of sears & Will
mer, Plaintiff, VS.. ]. Put Smith, Defendant
10 J; Put smith, the above named Defendant :
In the name OF the State of oregon, you are
hereby required to appear before the under
signed, Justice of the Peace for the Precinct
aforesaid, on the Sd day of April, 1877, at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon of said day at the Office
ABOVE named Plaintiff in a civil action. The
Defendant will take notice that if he tail to an
swer the complaint herein, the Plaintiff will
take judgment against him for SI37 so u. IS. gold
coin, and for the costs and disbursements of ac-
ton. "a ~
Given under my hand this I4th day of Febru-
ary, lSH r. Z. BYBEE,
lepZS Justice of the Peace.
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DIR. C. G, GLASS.

Ofice-PARRISHS BUILDING, corner of
'front.' 'front.' and Washington streets, entrance on
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Portland, Oregon.

7 AIDES DRESSES, CLOAKS, MANTIII,AS.
IL and Damask Curtains colored in the hest
style. Boys and Mems clothing cleaned and
dyed, and prices reduced. Ali work warranted
Goods not called for within three months
will be sold to pay expenses and any Articles
damaged or lost by fire we will not hold our
selves responsible for. 6-21
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CAPLES & MULKEY,

Attorneys-at-Law,
Room No. 8, Odd Fellows Building,
WILL GIVE PROMPT AND PERSONAL
w attention to business intrusted to their
care. els
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NEW THIS WEEK.

The Best and Whitest Potatoes raised. Never
Rot or grow hollow. White as snow when
cooked.
SEED of the above excellent varieties of Po
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D Y ERS AND SCOURERS
l7S Second St., between Main and Salmon,
Portland Oregon
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JOHN WILSON,
IO7 Third Street,

Offers for sale a full assortment of
Corsets, Dress Goods
Hosiery, FlannelE
Underwear, Fine White Muslins
Gents and Boys Linen Shirts
Embroideries and Trimmings
Silk and Lace Ties, Lace Curtains -
Ribbons, etc., Piano and Table Covers
And Domestics Of every description, at Lowest
cash prices.
n. B.---GoOd Business Stand to Let. Store
Room, No. l05 Third street. Eighty feet
deep. Rent moderate. Enquire of
JOHN WILSON.
6-A l07 Third street,
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III HEADQUARTERS OF ALL THE LEADING
IL Music Teachers and Bray's OuadriIIe Band.
Professor Parrish, Prompter. Also, music ar
ranged for brass and string bands. Instru-
ments selected for persons wishing to purchase.
Orders to be left with SHERMAN 4 HYDE.
corner First and Morrison streets.
Also, headquarters of the Northwestern Band,
Parrott, Leader. 5-28
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e. STEELMAN,

Corner Fifth and Sherman streets, Portl'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House at 10 o'clock took a recess until
ll:55 d. N. After the recess Mr.. O'BRlEN Dem, Md
presented memorial OF the Corn and Flour Exchange OF
Baltimore in favor OF appropriation for an expedition
O. the North Pole.
The regular order being demanded, the House pro
ecedcd TO the consideration OF the Deficiency Approrra
ton hu. Tho amendment arpropriatIng 100000 10
te payment OF the claims against the Inferior Depart
uent wa rejected. The bill then passed.
NJ SWAMI Dem. Md, Chairman OF the committee
on Foreign Affairs reported the bill providing for the
distribution of the awards made in the Convention be-
tween the United states and the Republic vi Mexico
TIE SPEAKER laid before the House a message from
the President Transmitting tie report OF the board N
behalf NJ the executive departments at the international
Exhibition of 1876. together with recommendation
That il be- printed suit ble form for distribution and
preservation The ssasc was referred 10 tie Commit
Tee ON Puzzle Building and Grounds.
Mr. MORRISON Dem. III, Chairman OF the special
Committee Louisiana Affairs submitted the report ol
that committee. which concludes with leso.ll ~ dc
carnc that The Democratic electors received majority
OF the votes II the OF Louisiana that tie pref "nded
canvass and coul aun Of the vote for electors ny TIC
Board Of Returning Officers without authority Oi
w fraudulent and void ard that TIE vote OF Ea state
3nuot De- counted for HAYES and Wheeler without the
onfrIuatiOn and approval of the Illegal ana iiaGuAIeA'
elton Of the said Returning Board
M TOWNSEND (Rcp., PENN submitted minority
recommending the adoption al resolution ut-
daring that the Republican electors lave been elected ~
Ousana and that the election was examined mo- dt
rguiued declared and PROMULGATED by the proper Az
tIOrtics OF SAID state under all the forms OF law dIc III
compliance with the Constitution Of the United states
Both reports were ordered 20 be printed and
The House then, al 4:4O T. m took recess until To-
"a d "A
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CIVIL NOTES.

The divorce suit of Rensselaer, Hall against LIBBY
Hall has been transferred BY Judge barrett 70 saratoga '
~ the wiie's request -,
Judgment WIS entered Yesterday in the suit oi the
People against Twec-the millions saitior sl7V 90 the
costs Of tie People on Tweedz appeal
Judge Brady will hold the Oyer and lerniher
during the coming Judge Donuhue wiz hod Oirc
Part l.. the supreme Court General ItfH ro'nl' . .
Assignments for the benefit Of creditors were h!ed
Yesterday with the County clerk by James 4 Cox ana Dae
Harran COX Hargan by washington Harley 70 ' Yn.l
Burbank & Nash 10 Louis y. Rader
Prof Atwood's testimony continued I'D the
Emma Mine trial YESTERDAY The crossexamuauon was con
clud=d and the redirect will begin Monday The esil.
mony the plaintiff viii close early neS We I"e J'i
In two divorce suits. referred on feigned issues 10
judge Van Hoescn in Pleas Trial Term the defend
arts falling appcar Dqnesis taken and the jury Onn
FOR plaintiffs The first was the sun OF PEER A,es Ss
Eleanor Alex the second Joseph burgess against ousA "
Burgess.
An INQUEST was taken Yesterday before Judge
Lawrence supreme CouIt Circuit in the su OF Thomas u
Hall assignee against smith G. futile 10 was br0uehL i
advances on merchandise Judge La~rcnee he "
manly peanut. The verdict for s62,7 a.
In the suits of Caroline Richmond and Sarah
Davis against the city recover sums paid by en ue
threat Of sale for for paving Ffthave between
Observation-Disclosures fourth and am NJ m
etIsis Judge Van Worst, supreme Court special I'm
has sustained the cys demurrer holding alef US
mc iiils; which L'' cannot be recalled.
barbara Fielder got a divorce from August Fielder
and an order for $40 month Alnony rive
paid bat nine and the WITS counsel nioS "a II
supreme Court Chambers TO punish the hupanl
Tor contempt Tn" NE CefenGlht d . pWI -'
dencr VINO ONLY $50 month aud h2s 10 a' "a 1I n
washing, while the p!ain is person on aeinH' do
she has flower garden The court reserved rs DECISION
Matthew T. Brennan when sheriff III a suit by H.
b. Clalin against +. J NOrthman Of Nashville sezel
policy Of FIRE Insurance Of tie defendants issued by the
LIVERPOOL London and Globe Insurance Company and the
fire having occurred and the money under me pohc Dtg
due sued thc company. On an appha'lOh uy !t
bankruptcy NOftaInans come III
party Judge Douohu- Though with doubt grants me
mot rights be more y sc'tItA Oh
fnrIm
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorkville Police Court YESTERDAY Charlie:
DordTetz Aisatan. for stealing IRON the t@rh 7n oI
t.biliu Lex lrimer - tigttye raZoS ana cigars
value al l~O, commit, q IN default Ok SlioO3 bail
On a proceeding by Al Fang, arrested for telanl-
another Chudlan, To e released ~ DALI JhE
% directed thet the tllh'
possible All
victim having died after the arrest.
John smith of No. % East Fourtceuil-St. was
Yesterday convicted in tr Court 81 General SESSIONS under
he law a.an concealed weapons, Tor carving sword cane
and sr!t-Gces Jy Recorder iacAcll 10 one year -
Ilisonmcnt in tAe state Prison.
George thompson. a hack driver living N No. d43
Third ave. pleaded guilty IN tAt to.U oi General -t IONS
Yesterday 90 chaIgc o. bei IN, con- ii,Iat " Us ~
Maria DOtv r married go Nt~tchrs county m 49,.
4 time the marriage Hiss DOW i'.ilel t!at
Tlolufuu named I.'l-+ Two years
fore f.,.urd-r Thompson
aud slN months iu tlc state Prison.
Il the Washington PiIc" E"Urt Yesterday. . SHOP
Murphy. 'Jr 5te rom = l. -t-W err q
CO. oa 4 NOffI ual ii.
bail L-Il'al Jol!. rNant Er employed " j '
Nav Howard 0i Sd - at-, was nti n 1000 tal. I"I
stealing and Iockct worth $50 4r,1n her III 'tItas
There age several other complaints {" be- mace apul7 hl-
Joseph Ft.I-. alas James Johnson, Hi- isti J0Gs q
u0tnroG5 ii-' cXcEycf far I cMItls 10 ste1 NJ;
Htu.y iss watch o. Broadway on IAlrdly was AeIu
In > al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
THE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

ACTIVE WORK AMONG REPUBLICANs FOR c. c. VAN
zANDr-opPosITIoN FROM PROVIDENCE.
NEWPORT, R. l., Feb. THE approaching
State election is attracting considerable attention. ana
Newport County is making strenuous efforts to secure
The nomination OF the Hon. c. c. Van Zandt OF this cty
for Governor The present incumbent, the Hon. Henry
Lppitt il not a candidate for reelection The county
hs had no representative in the Governors chair for
81 years. This and Providence County are the lead
g sections the state. At the present time the Gov
ernor the two and two Representatives II Con
ess, the Secretary OF state, the AttOrDeyGeneral tie
General Treasurer the speaker Of the House 81 Repre-
natives with at least nnetenths OF all the Lln0r ON
; ID the state, reside IN Providence county Chdet
constitution adOpted in 1913 every Governor DuI
OF Two Las resided ~ providence county, ana CON-
uonsiy from 1850 70 the present nWe the Ilty, OF
Obtained that Office.
There s a movement on foot by Gov. Lippits friends
oVievent Mr. Van Zand from being nominated, ana tDe
name OF Nelson W Alirch OF Providence, VINO IS
SPEAKER OF The House OF Reprcsen iatVeS. y prominently
hoIou IL cOnheCtiDn Wlth ne OiCt az,
h Dcen member Of the Providence CITY COuncll anu
has been IN the Legislature several years. lie was
cted speaker f0f the first time az the May session OF
wy present legislature He Il mol over 80 years OF axe
shc Is very successful business man George
o. Cfgrllss positively declines TO be canaldatc;
gov LpItt has filled the Executive cnur Tor Tue past
no years but he failed 10 secure an eltctlOn Dy the
people upon both occasions and his defeat wac Occa-
Goned by the opposition which lie received III tins
comfy Mr. Van Zludt who was born in this ctv in
ts1S, Is grandson OF the late Wyant Van Landt
ne was graduated at Trinity College in ls3l, and
Md1ied law at Hartford with Di.tl1ct- Attorney
lbolnas Perkins. Ike has been Clerk OF the House OF
representatives for four years, Speaker or the House OF
AsuehantGOVerDOr Tor two years "hile acuDG ~ the
.4er capacity he virtually Governor, owl ing 10 Gov
ao~ard's illness and absence from the state de was
Sna4hian OF the Rhode Island DELEGATION AT me fresi
eeshtal Convention at Chicago that nominated L. =
fsni for the Presidency for the first time and he was
sso chairman OF the delegation s the Cincinnati Con-
". Hayes
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4 nE.ERXING CHARITY.

The New-Yorl Ear Dispensary, at the north
west corner OF Nmthave. and Ihitiy--iAlAst.' Is Il
charitable Institution OF real public value FOR tie WEI
SIDE Of the CIV where a large part Of it, INDECENT
population resides. The Rev. Dr Ha.2t is the Pit'-
dent and among the Trustees Messrs Peter b. Ohey
Granville P. Hawcs Joseph II. Choatc, and James G..
Carter The surgeon in charge Is Dr. samuel sexton ana
there is an excellent staff Of consulting physicians 'u
PSYCHOLOGISTS. IL is found that considerable number O..
children at the public schools are affected by ear Oh ease
which can easily be Iemeded, and OF uic GEO cases
treated during the past year. large proportion were Of
TINS class The Tr asurer complains tba; MANI dcserV-
Ing cases. especially among those broken down 6y poor
living cannot be successfully treated wltnout sustain
inc medicines which they have not The means 90 pro
vide All services entirety without cOnpcnrdlOa, ana
every OF every contribution goes iAtfIoIr 70 ne
direct relief proper subjects OF charity Alfred -
WnIf Of No 100 Waist is tl Treasurer, and lac makes
nm earnest appea Tor aid to extend The charitable WORK
he inst
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THE ADHESIVE MR.. COwLEY.

The Rev. Edward Cowley has not yet retired from
the Chdrens Fold Thursday that the trustees Of
the reconsdered their action OF last month ana de-
ded 10 hermit him in the management u the
Fold and that would be installed ana have the
direct supeutondence Of the children M Cowey declared
that he was a much injured man and would make a
statement in few days that would di'pIove all
fbe charges against him. He asserted that he had
er IN treated the children and the chassements had
uev been seyeTer than father would have inflicted under
srar circumstances the servants VINO nave test
fed against him have been mistaken IN egar 10 ne kicking
az, iii rrn Very often hc continued, / have found Tie
anes emitting capers pushed them gently
with foot and once, DeIIcNe, boy iGAi-
i,Iss clear down and cut his head
some of ths said yesterday mat hey WOul6 hO
meeting TO-DAY which steps would DO taken 10 sever NJ
CoSley a cOluec with the Fold
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4 NEW LAIL FoR BROOKLYN.

The Jail Committee Of the Brooklyn Board
Of Supervisors received permission on Wednesday to
purchase the Brooklyn City Hospital for $4,000, two
lots of ground of 100 feet front RaymOnds extend
ing back far the old JAIL for the purpose of erect
ing a new building. The old jail has been indicted by
six or seven different grand julies has become perfect
u1isancc and VIII be torn down. When the Jai. is
in suitable condition 70 accommodate prisoners they
will be transferred Superysor-atLarsc Howell, II Is
stated does not approve the proposition 10 buy this
land he states that Il should decide TO approve 1t
will be solely on the ground that the county can do 10
better though he feels sure tha no private person wod
ave Ire price named for the land As to the new jail
which the land IL sought he thhr AT escht tAd d
wing could Ice nut up which wOud answera purposes ior
some time TO come giving accommodation Tor the better
ias ~ ris0rcrs The plans and specifications Of the
new building Will be ait before the boar before April l.
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DrCrcTDE--FCr. Q.

Srp~cne Court Ciam5c-s-Bv Judge Brady
di,l i ;- iia'n. IGitoi sct Hanson vi!
fl-t,c appear Nolfa,. I-t at Io A. ~ BAN a1,l az.
-ruy.r-H,por; Il receiver confirmed aud receiver us
Py Judge 4rcc-Trnion Banking Company at Alex
ana DuncaI.-Irlrr tiled. 80
BY atse Rl-rrti k2 at l!l-oN'l on gran a. iti.
CHAR Mlrf Co.-M1tnn granted. -: j. J. Nll,t p IN ~
Ti, eve appnrcl En@ AT pr1tane. rn1io
lion r1uutc. ng. RjssRepot confirmed and notion
IS JaGce Donohue-Tn the matter " Amea Hirc4 q
3, ,, T. ?. eone gri,r cGhinmns Igi'ri OIL
Blapt-Dsaied Ineuoaualr;. Lcwenstein agt f!aIrnd-
,i1i T,a- b. ind. Wan Vorst-Uav's ait The Mayor,
W5osey -tr. 90 al Iuglent lor dc.ejnt on cent.
PENDANT on il.e demurrer
common Ploa,-eprciaI Torm-Bv Judge Robinson.
Van Denalk T. Nm,Ih-Noiigh 10 'ae' G;-, ol 'auitI
MnfyNo,en -laned; u-e alo -s as presented, one oi
Murine court fqmber,-Rr Justice McAdam.-
NcNcv.n AT. NcEyoE: Wyie aci Gibbs; 1Ie. ton agt
ol, G,;tnsi act W1onlow. ~ci1tte AIT Hamilton; ;1ari
att vaca. on defendants STIMULATING not 10
imposed De- stated a The utnrnt, hI, being issued
iar;y aad the amount 81 hi los mus be hz, according
gsal pr.ncipes q Aoe ~ ~ ~ y Is -S upon ns
AIT Uar1oMoncy in the bands " az exec tor OF admlis
ne core lDI3,e "n ] nv w. % '"' ~ ~ ,1r
claimed, having them il j. safe to- sumo thai they
dcfrn j. gltv Of hctc~ motion deHisi
subj NO!i!f1n @Et MehraH
vacated saurIlg7f shortened.
Bdcr a ~pecrThc proofs establish the cyS II s 70
&l3 %,
him If not 81 paid. uc d.n1ants mo
W he denied with 10 costs stuart agi N1thotlon
Injunction denied. Eeinze ag'. Nfbrnzahl No
non supplemental denied!
~rlmau agt -cN.Is Machine Col make order
~ This matter application denied. Lynch AIT. Jon-Ihe
COMPLAINT and rtpcyiu proceedings viii be- dismissed unless
within tn Viliutih amends the % the title oi
the ,nc and pays 40 costs TIC summons @
furnishes ctOn Of the action. sander agi
EschbacEMor0n - or punish for contempt deir
receiver appointed iuuf0n Ig'. GoTcnNocn granted
payment within days OF 80 costs sct appendix 10
Marine Court proceed 81. Schmidt act. Martin
Proceeding uis-,G. 1GrIJal dgt kee'MOtOn granted
AIT Robertson Amendment allowed Carey AIT Brcn-
Prisoner discharged Gbert COilins-Moon 10
strike denied with 40 costs % defendant 10 ahic event
Liupr at McCaum schmidt dgt. Ryan BTHlrid2c agi.
Allen Porter art samc- Defaults noted agt Ben
res"ttled ogden AIT FrluLeauD 70 pay
money granted CUNNINGHAM 1gt taIoRe1crred 10 =
H. Oiu esq. carey AIT kocf-R'ccFcr authorized 10 sue
Rooney Winfield at. Prth kcmm agi. solo
WcI,lrr Imam; The Graphic Company aSL The
DaIal Mills keclam AIT Green Young act conn MAY
at PrlsCirIm LJtt hTOCkUnef Ware aEt solomon
kali Hz Ford agt. king.-JEirrs granted El.s agt
MrT.-B0nd approved Huyt agt BerglEnl Harrison agL
Suauss.-OTdeIs granted
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW.YORE


PORT OF EEw-YOTR .--............. FEB. ..
CLEARED
steamship City OF Dallas Hines. Fernandina via Port
ROYAL. &. II. Mallory 4 Co..
steamship Giaucus. Bearse. Boston. u. 3 Dmnck.
steamship Nnelnd Bowen. Baltimore, ". D9zeM
Steamship Clarhcl OBJ. Ferguson, GOnaiTr- POri-au
Prince. and Jacmel, PIN Forward a CO.
steamship henilwOrth, Prowse, Antwerp, Belgium, Geo. W.
Cotton.
Manila II. GER, Conner. Bueuos Ayres Arg Con-
Punch Edye Co.
BARK sIio Itaj 'Balsamo Lisbon Portugal slocovieh
Brig Harry and Aubrey, Briggs Brdgetown, Bnbsdoes
Dwight q Platt
Big Esras (Nor Morensen Lisbon and Corunna spain
Brig stella Davis Monteyde1 Uruguay Abiel Abbott.
Br1g Rock tBrJ Wright, Antigua and heketts, Thomas
Eng Thomas Turre, Port of spain trinidad L. W
schr Jesse l. Leach Johnson City Point aud Richmond
schr PAM searey Young BridgetOwn Ber Daniel TrOw-
bridge CO.
GO.
steamship W. Schoten Dutch, Jsnzen Rotterdam Jan
90 VA Plymouth 2stb with mdse. and pass. Punch Edye
4 Co Had strong westerly and ANY head inc
BANKS from thence moderate weather Feb T. lat az ID
Ion Ga 49, passed Cunard steamship bound sLh 70
miles SANDY Hook passed steamship Frs hence ior
steamship cortes Freeman. Neworleans with mdse and
pass clark & seaman. -.
nncse. and pass j l. Roone. IL.
steamship Fana. Howe Philadelphia with ndse aud panH.
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