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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
LRAvsswoR'H, Ksn., Jsnuary 81, 1877,
STATE OF KANSAS. J..
LRAvxxwoA1H COUNTY,
NOrICs Is HEREBY GIVEN, That at q
IN regular meeting OF the Board Of County
Commissioners. begun and held at the Court
House, In the City Of Leavenvorh, in said Coun-
ty and State. on the End day Of January, A. D..
1877, yarob Rapp and others Of Easion township,
senolders Of faid County, presented ana ned
. petition, asking ss:d Board Of Commissio ners,
for the appointment Of Viewers. to viev. survey
and locate road in said town-hip. commencing
the west bank Of the head Of Rspp's mill race
thence along the baak Of Stranger creek. until
il inIeroec;s the Naryville road. The PRAYER Of
the petit oaer. was granted, and George Comm,
WIN. Corey and j. K. Hammond, we're appoint
Cd Viewer, TO meet at the house Of J. r. Colyer,
in EastOn township. on the .6 b day Of Febr uAry,
1s1, At 10 o. clock A. NJ or In case Of failure 10
meet on the day designated. then on the follow
ing day, and pr jceed 10 view eaid road, And
give to all parties cJnceYned, . hearing.
OLIVER DlEFENDORF.
feblSw2t 81 County Clerk.
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Extsaess,

Vanilla, Lemon, and all extracts used in
Havoring ice-cream, jellies, ETC., are &C.
knowledged. after thorough trial BY the
best housekeepers in the land, to be always
as represented, bottles holding half more
than Others sold for same size, natural
coloring. free from poisonous oils, 20 con-
centrated that . small quantity gives all
the flavor required. Strange that persons
will use worthless extracts when such natu-
raj Havors as DR.. Prices are to be had.
d&g-lt
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SIlVERWARE
AS PREMIUMS.
IMPORTANT NOTICl.
ASA Set of Extra Plated
silver SPOONS

Given away as Special Premium to the
subscribers of this paper. Silver Goods fur
nished under this Premium Proposition are
from the well known and reliable Union
Silver Plating Co, Cincinnati, o.
Under very favorable proposition from
the above well known house, all regular
patrons of this paper can secure a useful
and beautiful, as well very valuable Pre-
MUM, in the shape OF handsome set of
Extra Plated Silver Spoons, war
ranted equal to the best article of the kind
sold in this country for 81 per set. And in
addition, each spoon will be hand
somely engraved with your mono
gram initial.
All who are entitled TO receive this ele-
CANT and useful Premium can do SO on
compliance with the following conditions -
Send your name and post-otiice address, to-
gether with your express Office, TO the Union
Silver Plating Company. Cincinnati, Ohio,
together with the following Premium
Coupon, and inclose with your order IS cts,
to pay cost OF engraving your initials, ex
press charges, boxing and packing, and you
will receive by return express Tor mail, If
you have no express office n full set of extra
plated Silver Spoons, free of any charge.
All express and packing charges are covered
BY the IS cts, and the Spoons will be deliv
cred TO you free. Ii you do not desire to
have the spoons engraved, you are only re-
quired to send co cts, to pay expressage and
boxing. The coupon must in all cases be
sent, to indicate that you are entitled to this
premium, as this very liberal offer is not ex-
tended TO any one who is not patron of this
paper. The retail price OF this set of spoons
is 81 90, as the following letter will show:
OFFICE OF UNION SILVER PLA1rse Co.,
CINcISSATI, ONO.
We assure all subscribers that the goods
contracted for are first-class in every respect,
and that the usual retail price for them is
$500 per set. Our lowest price to jobbers Is
$500 per dozen sets, and we will in no case
retail them at any price, or send them in
single sets to any one who does not send the
required Coupon" showing that the
sender is patron of this paper.
UNION SILVER PLATING Co.
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EDlTDRIAL,- hare
tested Its virtues, personally, aBd
know tha. for Dyspepsia, Billions
ness; AMI IhrobbiHg Headache.
i; Is the best me licine he world
ever cav. We hive TIED forty
9th emeGies before Simmon,'
Liver kegriAt II, but none OF them
gave us more than Temporary
lief; bus IN Il gulaIor TO: only
relieved. int cured Us.
Ed. TKLEGRAPU AND MESsgSGEe,
Mseoa, Ga.
Haviag had da ing ihe last twenty years
M life TO attend to Racing Stock, and having
had 80 Inu n trouble with Them with Collie,
Srubbs. &c. gave m gre deal & trOub e;
having he nd Of Your Re uls;oT Gu Tor {; e
above sc Ise- co-clulel % t-v It If er try ing
ore PAcz,GE IS MssH 1 found il 10 cure L
1v-ry Instance IL IL 'n!y to be tr to prove
what have said IN lis praise. / can send y'u
Ceru6cst 5 from aUSl-tI, Citation Macon, as
e. the cur. OF 4 fiorsc.
GSoRGE WlIMAN, Macon, c., Jaiy Attn,
1873
Geauirr, Prepare on'y by ,. II ZEILIN &
co Philadelphia. Pa.
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Con.umptiyes Take Notice,

Every moment Of delay makes your cure more
hopeless, and much depends on the judicious
choice Of remedy. The amount Of testimony
In favor Of DIR schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, as .
cure for Consumption far exceeds all that can be
brought to support the p efensions of any other
medicine. zee DIR -chenck's Almanac, centain-
ing the certificates OF many persons Of the high
est responsibility, who have been restored to
health, after being pronounced Incurlble by
phi! sicians of sekr owle,.ged ability. Schepck's
Pulmonic Syrup alone has cured many, se these
evidencs viii show; bat the cure is often pro-
NOTED py the employ ent Of two OF er remedies
which Dr.. schenck provides for the purpose.
These additional renediei are Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. By the t;ms =
iy use Of these med eines. according to direc-
tion,, DIR Sctenck celtifes that most any case
Of Consumption my be cured.
DR.. schenck is proie. sionally At his principal
ONCE, Co ner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadel-
phia, every Monday, whtre all letters for advice
must be addressed.
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ChicaGO Live stock Market.
CHICAGO, February 90.
CATrLE-Receipts, $500. Dull and buyers hold
ing off
HoGs-Rcceipts, 16. GOO. Dull, weak and GOA
25c lower; closing weak, with lower prices still
bid; sales, light, IS 40 IS IS; shipping, s5 9OG6;
few p. iiadelphias, Sc so
SHEKP- Receipts, l. 10). Moderately active and
steady; sales at 81 50o6 90.
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All fractures, except Of the bones, cured
BY Spalding's Glue. d&S
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st. Louis Produce Market.

st. Louis Produce Market.
ST LOUIS. February 20.
FLoUR-Firm and unchanged.
WHKAT-Lower; No fall, 81 IS 81 50 sh;
81 IS April; No 3do, 81 ~ cash 81 451a March;
No 4 do, 81 40
CoKS-Lower; $50 s9;zc cash; c'osiDg at inside
figures 3o3sc March; 4l4sH1zc April.
OArs-Firm; 361xc cash.
RYE-eteady; Csc.
WHHKY-Q let; 81 05.
BARLEY-Iull weak and little doing
BUrrkR-Duli: dairy, l7a2Sc.
EGGs- Dull; l2L tl3c ask d l2c bid.
PORK-LOwer; SIS March; SIS 30 April.
BULK MEATs-Lower, nominaly, and nothing
doing
BACON Unchanged; ssxs9A@9H@gs.
LAED-Entirely nominal.
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st. Louis 1.-Two stock Market
ST LOUIS. February2o
HoGs-Lower; light, S. 90 5 30; packing,
IS S5a5 20; butchers. S &c 90 20. Receipts, l.
loo.
C.TTLE-ouiet; choice TO farcy steers, S. 25a
SIS. good TO prime, 81 15a5k; cows and heiers,
sS1s "A; corn fed Texans, s. 5oSI % Fec ipis
I 700
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PaIatable and Disestible.

If you desire your food to be palatsble
enjoyable and digestible, use DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder, which is not only
free from adulteration, but wholesome. The
educated chemists and physicians of this
country use DIR. Prices Cream Baking Pow.
der in their own families. Buy the Powder
in cans, securely labeled. not in bulk, as
many have been deceived thereby. -ld&w
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TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,

For al disesses OF t1e Liver, Stomach and Sp,eeI
WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
must own that your
simmons Liver Regulator fully
deserves the lopaarity it has at
tanned AZ IN ly IN, dicine it
has no eq IA, 1t Gu ei my wife OF
ma ady had counted incuraole
-thst xollst Of ou- American
people, Dysp psis
A T. p. ALBERT,
Professor in Nichols Public
School. P.ri,h Of TeTebopne,
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MEDICAL

tiOc q: IN esslneut y! sis;at.s
Kos. Cares. Cents.
l. Fcycre, Congestion. Ia1i-irla,iors, .
2. Worms. NaIa Fever, Worm Colic. .
g. Crying-Colic. or Tecthiny Of Infants, =
4. Diarrhea, OF CLi.iren or Adults y
6. Dyssniery, GIiEins, Bilious Cohc. e
z. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, =. =
s. neuralgia, I'oothacile. Faceachr. +. .
9. Hentae hes. Sick Headache, Vertigo, =
10. dyspepsia, Dl-lous stoma,h. ..
II. whites, too pIufuso PeTio5s, .
II Crcup. tug-i, I.;czlt BREATHING, {. -
IA. Salt }sbeam. lEysipe.as, Eruptions, =
rs. Rhen:nasisra. Lheur1atis Pans, 8
is. Fever and = sEe, Chil Eey-r, Agues, 50
H. Piles. b.Ei CT liee ding, ~
Is. Opkfhnimy, AID so1e or weak Eyes,. -
10. Cstarrh, IcG;e or chronic, iahuenzn, q
90 yyhooplu g-Couca, sioleat coughs, 80
n Asthma, oppressed Breathing, 80
%. Isnr Discharges, infairesl heannp' y
"a. ~,roftala, enlarged glands. svellinss, 90
a. General Ds1i-.;y, thys:e.i Weakness ~
IS. Dropsy and scan:y secretlons. 20
"a. Sea-Sfckness, sickness fr0in riding. 70
81. Kidney-Diseasc, Gravel, "
rs. Nervo1s Debility, Seminal Weakness
or involuntary dIseharses ..'' .iS 20
~ n. s spsn.Ty weakness, settins thebed. 50
sI' Painfui Periods, with spasrrs, 4. 90
s. Disease OF Heart. paipitatlcps, etc., ~
81. Diphtheria, liberated sore throat, y
"a. Chronic ConSestions and Eruptionss -
FAMILY CASES.
Case oforoccol with above 10 large viais a.d
Manual Of directions, VOov
Gaze IMoroccoI Of 20 large walls md Book, 20
xCThess remedies are sent by the
ease or single box to any part Of tho
country. free OF charge, on receipt d
price. Address
Humphreys
homeopathic Medicine CO..
o@co and DEPOT, No. 562 BRoADwAs, NEW Ken,
For sale Ly all DrugStsss.
Theo. Egersdorf and E. J. Humphre,
4 Co., agents at LeavenwOrth.
junei.eod&w
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The Centaur Liniments allay

The Centaar L1n1ments allay
pain, subdue swelling., heal burns, and
will cure Rheumatism, SPAWN, and any
aesh, bone or muscle ailment The White
Wrapper is for family use, the yellow
Wrapper for animals. A list of the in
eredients are contained around each bottle.
They are cheap, speedy, and certain.
iune6-wl22
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TELL your neighbors that for 81 90 they
can obtain the Leavenwotth WEEKLY
TIMES and the Kansas Farmer for one year.
This is the best offer ever made. Garry
the news"
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The Certalo, speedy AID harm
In rsmsdy for children, il Packers Casto-
ria. II i = pleasant 10 take = hsesy s.d
= esstaia il ID sGscts = Cesaor Oh. Ess
[Ninl Cslie, Woea4 oosr 01onanh, -
nlu11 tsuslR thsss , 49, -
&c. 1el14
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8. or ply tow, In bales Of ia lbs, p Ib,-.25e
In packases of Il Ds., per
In less quaufties, D-.. SC
Extra 50 &sply nax Irvine. In II D Packages.
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-IlIAO W sssssssss ss-.-. So. s"sss".ss
RuildfnU Material

Drugs and Medicines.
Corrected DAILY by Theo. Eserstorf, Wholesale
and Retail Druggist, Horihtcesf Corner Fourth
and Sh1tcrse Streets.
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ErNA, ALLEGHANY Co., Pa, Dec. 10, 20.
MeSsrs. Il. E Sellers d Co: Having suf.
fered with Rheumatism for long time,
was induced by Col. banks to try "John
sons Rheumatic Compound" purchased
one bottle, and was perfectly cured after
using it three days.
LAWRENCE WINCHELL.
r. Z. Sellers & Co., Proprietors, Pittburg,
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New York Produce Market
ErW YnRK E~kr,cr,, On

NEW YORK, February 20.
FLoUR-A moderate enquiry and prices I'M
changed; Aperhne western and safe, IS 6596 20
common to good, IS 95 &C 20; good to choice
sc 5s6 10: white wheat, extra, &c 1897 so; ST
Louis, Sc 0Oas 50.
wHKAr-Heavy, and only a limited demand
ungraded spring 81 80, No. Chicago, u IS; clos.
ing with free sellers.
RYK-Scarce and firm; Western, sl9s5c.
BARLkY-Dul and declining
CoRs-A moderate trade and slightly in buyers
favor; upgraded mixed western Sc s5sc; steam
yellow, 5sc Lisn mixed, nOminaily, 5sbx9601sc
OATs-Dull; mixed western, 4l,s@55c, white
do, 451SeA56.-
CoFFKk- Qaiet.
spGAR-Quiet aud steady.
MoLAssks-New dreams, quiet, 45d5Sc
RicK-steady and moderate demand.
EGGs-Heavy; western, Es1Sc Tor fresh.
PoRK declining; new mes, SIS 15al5 50; re-
ported sale slightly above SIC.
BEEP-Duli.
MIppLks-Heavy; long clear, western, 81; short
clear, 81.
HAMs-Pickee ed 10.
LARD-Prime steam, $40 IS spot so 25@l0 -
March.
BUTrKR-Western, 12a2Sc.
CHEEsx-Firm; s. also
WHIsKY-firmer; u e9H.
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- esnd u cent? . Dr.. Buf4 DsRsnRy,ss
LssA No, fw HI kau1aO 0siAs, ID Ne6ie,l
EssuAiD - Asaini AAviss. - - b an
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AGENTS WANTED

BEAUTIFUL Ga rterly Journal, finely lu,trated.
and eontsiuIsg n elegant colored F.orer Plate
With the hfst number. Pre- eoly IS cents for the
year. he nrst No. for 1877 iuss u ued in German
and Eogsiss.
viek's Flower 4 Vegetable Garden. in -
per - cents; with elegant cloth covers 81 %.
viek's Catalogue-300 Illustrstions, only :
cents.
Address. JAMES VICE, Rochester, N. Y.
ian2;.W2r
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RUPTURE cured in from 30 to 80 day. by the use
Of the Triumph Tru. and Triumph Rupture Rem.
edy, Manufactured By the Triumph Company. $50
Bovery, n. Y. and 1915 Chestnut Street. Phi,z.
ceiPhia- This Truss and supporter took the
stitute Fair. Send 10 cents for their new book.
dAwJu
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LEGAL.
Publication Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY o. LRAvENwoRrH,
In the Dstrici Court Ffrsf judicial District, Csna
fy and STATE Aforesaid:
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SICK HEAD CHE,

Ch.ciJ4s &c, Of u o-gi,.
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Mr.. FRANK DORsTER,

oil Marion county, occupied the
attention Of those present several
minutes. during which he stated the
wishes OF hi= people in wanting rail
road to L=avenwortb: ave want" he
said, ''anoIher road on which We can rely
for The expor; OF our products. If reas-
onabie proposition Is submitted to the peo-
pie Of Marion county, We think 1t will be
favorably entertained and acted upon. The
benefits If road 10 Leavenworth ia APP
parent, both 80 far as regards the people
and the CITY"
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HON. L. 6. BERTRAM,

the delegate from Council Grove, con-
CURED fully with the sentiments ex-
pressed by Judge Clayton, and
stated that three-fourths of the votes OF
Morris county were ready 10 give the bonds
necessary to the building of a road to Leav-
enworth. We want Leavenworth, he said
We have tried Atchison, and We have tried
st Joe. We are tired of being drained to
death, and our people talk and mean bust :
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Premium Silver Spoon Coupon.

As soon as the necessary stock can be man
ufactured all who secure the above useful
and valuable premiums. will be permitted
to secure . full set of silver plated knives
and forks, on the same liberal basis
feb-12-W1t
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HOME MARKETS.

TINES OFFICE. /
LzAvEvwoRrH. February ~, 1877.
.coarro-.p DAILY snz TIE TIAES.i
Produce Market
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Popular illustrated book ESQ pageI MANHOOD,
woMAxHooo xAaRIAGKi Jmpediments to Mar
mage; the cause and cure. Sent stcureIv ,eaied.
post paid for so cents. By DR.. G. wHrrrrxl. sl7
S. Charles Street. st Louls, No., the great
specialist. Read his words.
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LToS's kAIHAk1ox makes beautiful, glooy, luz.
uriant hair prevents in falling cut o. turning INV
II has Stood The t0 Il - yeanA behaxnineiy psr.
md and has % rival nsr7.to->.aa~o,
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Read and Learn for Yourself.

Many valuable discoveries and much
osefnl knowledge is kept from the
world, because Of the immense expense
IN making them known to the people.
ms - not the case with BoscHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP, although but . few
years introduced into this country. its
sale DOW reaches in every town and viii
lsge in the L. s. Its wonderful sue
cess in curing Consumption. severe
Coughs, Pneumonis, Asthma, and all
other diseases Of the throat and lungs,
was first made known by distributing
every year, for three years, over 400, 900
bottles to the afflicted. free Of charge. by
Druggists. No such Q test Of merit was
ever given before to any other prepara-
ton. Could you ask more: Go to
your Druggist and get bottle fer rs
cents and try it. Sample bottle. 10
cents. Agents. Crane & Brigham,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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THE DAKoTA.-This steamship will
leave for Victoria and San Francisco at
four o'clock Sunday morning. Up to
eight o'clock last night. the following
messengers were booked: Theron Fergu-
son. OF Snobomish city; William hay
Ter. master of the steamer st. fssriek'
James Crawford, Of Crawford q hsr-
rington; Miss Lizzie Kinds, one OF mrs
J III Marshall's daughters; Lieut. Z; Z.
Chaytor. of the Oliver Wolcott; Capt.
Cntts Of the Coast Survey; Thad. Han
ford one Of the proprietors Of this pa
per; Mrs. Dent. the well-known modiste;
David Kellogg. book-keeper at the Seat
tie Saw Mill; j, A. Navarro. a long
time in the employ of Mcknight d
Lesry; Madame MALTA, the Fortune
teller, and Henry Shsffer; also Hiram
Doncaster, the builder OF the Forest
Queen and Cassandra Adams. Her
freight list is incomplete IS there is
grain to arrive for her from the Swino-
mish; and whenever there is less than
one hundred and fifty tons of it, she
will not 90 to Utsalady but ob!iges
them to ship it to Seattle.
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A STARcn FAcroRY.-Over a doze,

A STARCH FAcToRY.-Over a dozen
towns in the New England States are
employing several thousand hands in
the manufacture IF potato starch which
is shipped out for sale to the Pacific
coast. AT Berkeley. opposite San Fran
cisco are two starch factories. both Of
which are making money. In our opin-
ion there is no better place to start such
an enterprise than Seattle. We pro-
duce large quantities of excellent pota.
toes all over the Sound, the yield being
enormous. We pay freight to San Fran
cisco at the rate Of four dollars per ton
Tn our potatoes and pay freight at the
same rate back on all the starch we con-
sumo. Unlike the manufacture of beet
sugar, this enterprise would not require
any great amount Of capital. Who will
give it trial!
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ANOTHER VESSEL. The coast survey
schooner Earnest, sailed from Baltimore
on the 9Th day of last month. Her des-
tination is Puget Sound. II seems to be
the fashion to employ sailing vessels
only about Puget Sound, while on the
coast Of California the surveys are made
by the steamers Macarthur aud Hassler.
This is probably owing to the danger
ous character Of most Of the hsrbors be-
tween San Francisco aud San Diego,
from which it is almost impossible to
escape, in south-eastcrly weather, with
ont tho aid of steam.
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MORE APPoINTMENTs.-The follow

MORE APPoINTMENTs.-The follow
ing appointments Of free scholars to the
Territorial University under the
Scholarship Act, have been made ::
Miss Flora Parsons, OF Thurston. by
Representative j. e. Horr; Miss Evelyn
b. Clark. of Pacific. by Representative
Thomas Warman; Miss Inez 4. Stout.
of Pacific, by Councilman G. A. Reed.
This makes eight appointments in all.
20 far Is heard from, five of which are
Young ladies. The untitled appoint
ments from about the Sound are-two
from Governor Ferry; and enc from
Judge Green; one each from Council
men Ferguson. Kuhn. Hoover and T.
NJ. Reed; and one each from Messrs.
Iverson. Ward. Chapman. Kelly. Nc
Resvy, Miller, Andrews. Atkinson,
Foster. Ebey, Warbass, and Long.
nineteen in all. which with the eight
already appointed will. make twenty
seven. Three more will enable the Re-
gents to draw one thousand dollars out
Of the fifteen hundred dollars sppro-
priated by the Act.
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PORT TowysEND.-We condense the
following from the Press of yesterday:
A. z. Learned has returned from San
Francisco with q large lot of groceries
and merchandise N. D. Tobey is
building . fishing smack for Russian
GEORGE. which will be thirty feet hong,
ten feet wide and three feet deep.
The Ctsalady case has been finally
closed up in the bankruptcy court,
and Clerk Seavey has checks ready for
the creditors. Robert Dunk, an old
resident Of Jefferson county, has been
adjudged insane, and sent to Stella.
COON A new Catholic priest. Father
Cesary. is now stationed at Port Town
send
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-08

RENEWED. Capt. Hall. Of Port Lud-
low, has returned from the Sandwich
Islands by the bark Camden and will
Immediately reopen his old avocation of
building vessels. His pilot.boat, the
Mary Foster. was in every way sue
ces and the Honolulu pilots are de-
lighted with her. She made the passage
10 nineteen days from Port Townsend
to that port and proved herself an ex-
cellent seabost Is we'll. We learn that
there is prospect OF the Port Ludlow
shipyard being kept permanently at
work in the construction of vessels for
the Pacific trade.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-08

A CRAsH.-Abont four o'clock yes
terdsy afternoon, . loud crash was
heard along Front street. near Cherry.
A rush toward Hammond's shipysrd re.
vealed the fact that shed was being
built over the little steamer Lively
which had been hauled out on the old
ways. The structure being of . fiimsy
character went down with loud crash.
leaving . pile of boards on each side of
the little vessel. And the lovers Of the
lager rushed out Of the brewery ex
claiming, "Mein Colt Ish dot an earth.
quake-don'd itY"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-08

HAY FROM THE DYKED LANDS.
The Co'onist says that the steamer En-
terprise, with = cargo Of timothy hsy
from 7. +. Lsdner's farm. Fraser river,
arrived yesterday afternoon. The hay,
which u ~ good as any ever brought to
this city. was grown on the dyksd
lands. In future this market will be
" CONSTANT recsipt Of hay from the
Lower Fraser. Mr.. Ladner informs us
that more than 1000 acres in his section
will be laid down with grain next year.