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, 1877-03-17
FARM FOR SALE

/ FARM FOR SALE Of One Half Section Of land.
u GOOD FRAME HOUSE and FRAME BARN,
aind a good ORCHARD. with EEgI / and > HEU B-
Berry on the place. There Is an lluuiarop u good
rpunir; WATER ami plenty Of timber Tor fire wool
and fencing purposes tie land. IA, pllee is sit
ultei one and one hall miles from Dayton, tolgu-
bia county, Washington ;ergit ~. For further par
ticul4rS, address the Undersigned II Dayton, " T.
5}-tf NENLAND x KIRK
, 1877-03-17

1SCoSsIsTENr.-It is confidently as
serted that Retaining Board Hayes
will net recognize returning board
Packard as Governor of Louisiana.
And VET the latter has as much right
TO be a fraudulent GorGuOr as line
former has 10 be a fraudulent Presi-
de'st, for both are The creatures of The
same set of sceundreis.-
, 1877-03-17
SPECIAL FREECHTs.

Pianos, Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass. Glass
ware and it contents Ia otherwise, Queens
ware, Marble and Castings taken only II owners
risk 81 damage, bre.tkd,e or lgakage-
ACIDS, Iurpentiues, Burning Fluids, Oils and All
other liquids, III cans Or other vessels, al owners
risk OF leakage
Eggs taken only at owners risk Of LFeakage-
Fruits, Vegetables and all other Derlslllble prop
eTty, at owners risz oi frust decay
Furniture not boxed, ana all Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements, st up or knocked iJwu,
at Owner's r,k OF damage ami chatting or brsikage.
Nor viii the Company be responsible for dehcieDces
N any part unless lie b sp..4l!y reepLsd i1f.
, 1877-03-17
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That whereas, on
~ the l2fh day Of January, 1871 the last VIII and
testament Of AMERICA ASHLEY, late of Yakima
county, deceased, duly admitted TO probate IN
the Probate Court of Yakima county " T.. AMI
letters testamentary thereon We're issued to JOHN
p MARKS, as the Executor named IN said will
And that afterwards, tO-glt- the u day of Feb
ruary, 1877, said letters teStansutary Of tie sand
JOHN Z. MARKS, were by an order Of said Pro-
bate Court revoked; AMI whereas, the sad exc
out0r, JOHN 2. MARKS, published a notice in
the Malla Walla STATESMAN requiring the creil-
tors OF saIl deceased 10 present their claims to him
ior settlement, within year, as provided by Law
and whereas, the sad PIobite Court has on this aih
day OF February, 1871, duly appointed the under
signed, JOHN w. BECK, rs Administrator of the
Estate OF America Ashley, Deceased aud issued let
ters OF administration thereon with the will annex
ed. Now, all persons holding claims against the e.
tate OF ss,id Deceased required TO present the
same 10 the underSlgne AT his residence In Yakima
county, W T, with the proper vOvchers duly veri-
ne, within one year from the first publication there
OF by the sand Executor. Done by order OF tie Pro-
hate Court, Feb. -, 1871. JOHNW. BECk,
Administrator, with the VII annexed
Per Z. p. BOYL>,
lSlm~ His Attorney.
, 1877-03-17
UNITED STATES CLAIMS.
land for SoIdiers-Land and Rich Mines
for sale or Trade Furnished Hotel
and Will for Sale or Trade.

I COLLECT SCRIP, INDIAN VOUCHERS,
L Bounty, New Orleans and other prize money now
due, and PostOtfice claims obtain Pensions for of
fcers, soldiers, sailors, wounded injured or diseased
aud their widows and children. Patents Caveats
title 10 land and land warrants for soldiers in ali
wars before 81 March, 1855, and attend TO all bu,i-
ness at Washington. Locate Timber Land, College
Scrip and Homesteads ON lands near Portland ON
AMI elseW here. VIII sell Cranberry. Prairie swamp
and Timberei land, at prices lower than usual
Rich Placer Gravel Beds and Quartz Leiges foT sale
or trade. Also, viii sell A Furnished Hotel or rent
it, or sell Saw Mil. Apply TO
C. VI. CARTER,
G-6In Portland Ogu
, 1877-03-17
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That al persons
" holding claims against the Estate of CHARIFS
Il EAION, late Of Yakima county " L d-e..s
ed, required TO present tie same 10 the uIirign
ed Administrators OF sand Estate, at their plsc of
business al Yakima city, IN sad county. xi,h the
proper vouchers, as required by law within o: wear
truIa the first publication hereof, or they vii -
forever barred C. 4. HILCOX,
WM EATON
Administrators
Done by order of the Probate Court FEBRUARY Is
1871, Z P. BOYLS
IS-lm' AtiOrnry for FS-ate
, 1877-03-17
Executors Notice 10 Creditors

y the Estate of AMERICA r. ASHLEY late of
Yakima county, deceased are hereby notified To pre-
sent the same 10 the Undersigned Executor Of sand
Estate at his resilence in sad county Tor his al
lowauce OF rel ectIoa thereof within twelve months
from the date OF the first publication hereof pro-
v:del Dy law or the same viii he thereafter 5lrred
Dated at Yakima City, ". T., Jan 23I, ISg.-
J. =. MARKS, Executor.
Per E y. BONLS, his Attorney Civ
, 1877-03-17
DOWN spECEAL RATEs.

DelireTsd o ile o. 8. \. Co.'s Boais di WdIlHla-
Merchandise, Fruit and Vegetables, sane rates IS
above Der ton measurement
Wool, One-half E.ofe than the above rates per ton
weight, B-cf hiier each 10 cents.
WOOd, sand, stone and Live stock AZ ayreed on
rates up o: down, by ear load.
Double rates on fast freight packages, up or
down, received fflm or delivered 20 boats.
All freight not delivered before P. Il on the day
after II Is received at the depOts VIII be stored a.
owners expense and risk.
And all freight received at depOts Rll be At owners
risk OF tire until shpIe! delivered to eOnslSnees:
All bIlis payable ia gold CON before delivery OF
freight
, 1877-03-17
ADMINISTRATORS. Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the under
" signed J. J. BURCH, Was bY order OF the
Probate Court Of Yakima county, ". T., on the 18th
day Of February ISL duly appointed Administrator
of the Estate OF JOHN Mcdaniel, late of said
COUNTY Deceased and all PERSONS boiling claims
against the estate Of saii deceased hereby re-
qurei present the sane with the proper vouchers
and duly verified 70 the undersigned AZ his residence
~ Yakima city, W. T., within twelve months from
the date hereof. Dated At Yakima city, W T Feb
a4th, Is-7- J. J. BURCH, Administrator
Z 7. BOYIsS
l3-lm* Attorney for Airliriisr r.sr.,r
, 1877-03-17
Esates oEl Up Freight,
LrEa raN MElsrEEuENr, oxl


GOODS. .VERCIEfNDISE, ETC, ETC
From Wallula 10 Walla WaIa---.....-.. - O0'
From Wallula 10 Whitman. 3 -
From Whitman 70 Wal,t Halla-.--........-... "
E:aE Building Material, Agricultural and Merriam
zeal implerue nts, Lime, a., FIeightoi to Walua by
o. 5 y CO. loatS at Te-luel measurement will he
Freghted by us at the foregoing rates, o. ;. ".
Co > reduced measurement
, 1877-03-17

Federal Officers, Soldiers and Sailors OF tie late
war, or tistr hctrs II many eases entitled 70
money from the Government which has ben found
20 be due since final payment fri,e fun history OF
serTee and state amount OF pay anl bounty received
CertIh ,ites Of Adjutant General L :. A. showing
service and honorable discharge theTetgon in place OF
discharges lost, procured fJr i small fee
Enclose stamp 10 Gilmore L Co. and full re-
PENSIONS. ssESsEoNsv
All Federal Officers, Soldiers and Sailors- wor-ei
-up:ure o. Iulurtd the line OF duty IN tie late
war. and disabled thereby, can obtain a pension.
Widows ami minor children, Of Otfeers, soldiers
and Sailors, who have died since disehArge of .ss
contracted wounds and injuries rec,siysi IN lie
seryioe and II Inc OF duty. procure Pensions by
addressing Gilmore q Co.
crslstz.' rztes foC Pensioners obtained. Pourty
land Warrants procured Tor ssrNi Ice in wars pror To
March 3, ls55. There are no warrants granted fo-
send stamp 70 GILMORE: co., Washing.
ton- I'D. u. tor tun instructions. 22u
, 1877-03-17
Lowell Washing Machines.
CnmbersOme Washing MachineS.

II IS probably the simplest oontrvance in the WY
Of Washer that ever cane in tn way Of SoIe linen,
and OF the most Efficient. EIuirpe! with this
Machine, the family washing may be dIspOs i OF N
half the time requned by the old fashioned method,
and + great saving Of labor to oyerworked wives
and daughters. Every man IN the valley . ho has
the least regard for the comfort and oonyenIt nces ot
home will rurr!tse one of these " .chIn-s and thus
get ril ot the terrurs of wash day. Husbands and
fathers will make their wives and daughters happy
by investing in these Washers. We are now pre-
pared To fi orders for these Machines at the rate
of Is each. ROGERS X kENlSON,
AGENTS
, 1877-03-17
District C0uPs SURVIVORS.

III the District Court Of tIs First Judicial Distrio
Of HGsiiHg.oa Territory.
MINERVA 4. MiCET, PLlsn'iF, rs. COzBI H.
N1CEY, DJsRdIH.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To
4 COZBA II. MACY Defendant: You are here
by required 10 appear IA action brought against
you by MINERVA \ MACEY. Plaintiff, IN The
District Court OF the First Judicial district Of Wash
ton Territory, holding terms at the city Of Halla
Wallr, IN ana Tor the counties OF Walls Nalia and
Columbia, To answer the complaint OF Plaintiff filed
in WallI Walla county, within twenty days after
the sery OF this summons, exclusive OF the day of
service Ii not served III SAID county, bat in said
District. IN thirty days otherwise within sixty days,
the Slli Plaintiff wll take ia lsInent against you
by i-dult according u the prayer Of the cOmpalnt-
The s4I1 action Is brought 20 obtain divorce, on
the grounds OF vi l:ul Abandonment Of Plaintlh by
Defendant for y-ar AMI tor failure and neg
lect OF Deiisnt 70 provide for hIs family and Tor
the gulIlidnship uf the four minor children, lam
=, Francis NJ, Mary i. and Joan c.; also, that
Plaintiff be permitted to RESUME her maiden name Of
VI nerya i. Scott and for other relief
And you are hereby notified that unless you ap
pear anl answer the sad complaint aS above TtqUIr-
ed the prayers of the Plaintiff viii he granted. Wit
- ness the Hon. :. c. NING.ED, Judge of
! l.. ). the District Court Of The First Juiicial
[ - J District of Washington Territory, and the
seal OF said Court atxei, this esht day OF February,
\. b. ;S77. =. REEVES AYRES,
y. T. CATION, Clerk.
Plaintiffs Attorney. l0-Gw
, 1877-03-17
Dissolution OF CoDarinership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the copart-
y neIship heretofore existing between G.. 7. FOOR
& A HEALEN, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts AID aceou.s due the late
firm will BE- paid 10 A. Healey, who wal also assume
al Liabilities OF the late firm. q. z. FOOG,
a. HEALEY.
Walla WaIla, w. r, Feb. 5, 1871.
THE FIRM of HEALEY & SCHUYLER VIII con-
L time the business at the old place. lO-lm
, 1877-03-17

al PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against the
u Estate Of JOHN LLOYD, Deceased, late OF
Whitman county, W. T., are rsquirel 10 present
them, with the necessary youch-rs to the under
signed at his residence, near WaItsburg Washing
ton Territory within year from the date Of tins
puhliztiOn or be forever haired February 10. 1877.
l0iw JOHN c. LLOYD. Executor.
, 1877-03-17
PASSENGER RATES.

SOTE-The charges OF the Talla Walla 4 y .llal.
IraEafer Company On dOWn freight transfer resl ID
D. ) y Co 5 boats, including the business OF i0f-
w'Irdlng, l. 20 cents Per ton. And on up tregh re
eeIyei from o. ;. y Co.'S bolts and forwarded 20
eentsPe ton All down freight, Tor forward sup
meat, not consigned 10 parties at Wallula, VII uS
turned over to this Transfer Company 10 forward.
, 1877-03-17

BLANE DEEIs, in lots 10 suit uurebase.x AN h.
bad ~ the SrlrEssAx o-toe III O'
, 1877-03-17
UNDERTAkER

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN N
forms the public that he has on hand iIti ~,
assortment Of COFFINS which be Wil sell AZ Sfe-'
reduced prices
TIE IIEiRsE
Is one CT the finest this SIDE of San Francisco, NnN
Is rendered 20 the public free Of charge.
Orders promptly ATTENDED 20 by leaving theti =
my residence, or al the Walla Walla bakery,
33u JOHN PlChEI--
F. HARDEsTY aIi confer 4 favor by calling al u-''
oftice.
, 1877-03-17
Pacific Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OF California.
AS.efs. Sl.3OO.ONO.

A~SStS. EAsSVVsVVV'
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL loans all is funds on this
Il cn4st- IL has pcrfsc>sd plan OF Insurance
called the Mutual Investment Plan. IL guarantees
a definite rate OF GIvFeJd, and definite Cash sur
render Value Each applicant elects his own terms
and IS compelled 10 ply FOR insurance ary longer
than he needs IT.
II Is plain Contract, easily understood, and pos
sesses every element Of safety security and satsae
ton. IL shows not alone LoN 10 yet into Insurance
but how 10 get out pleased and satisfied. Unlike the
oh time pocy i does not bind the insured 10 an IN
teTmiuabe contract, but Ths holder may realize ITS
cash value at any time, ASp THAT CASH vALTE =
TNPRFSSTD on THE PFllCV IN FIGURES, II beIas the
10Th condition OF the policy.
Toeovera mortgage, secure debt, protect family
TO guard against withdrawal Of business capital by
partners DEATH 10 provide for OH ageit IS pre-
eminent, and surpasses all other plans.
"WHEN A MAN DIES \ FORTUNE PER
ISHES. ''-DicksHs.
A Policy Of Insurance Is the Cheapest and Safest
mode OF milking certain provision for one family
- Fctak}5g,
How strange that men should be careful to insure
their SHIPS goods and house, which NAY "a may Sur
sink burn be destroyed and refuse 20 insure ther
lives, which are CERTAIN 20 ce.ise,
, 1877-03-17
%. =. BAKER

President ". W. & &. 4. X. 90.
WALIA WALLA, August %, 1876 Hi
, 1877-03-17

\ roof may be covered with very cheap slIingle
and by appetiou OF this tte he made to last from
20 10 - years OH roofs can be patched and rutel
lo2kIng much better, and listing longer than new
shingles without the slate, for
, 1877-03-17
No lar is Tsed IL. This CONGESTION.

therefore it neither cracks in Winter nor runs il
Summer
On dectyei shingles it fills up the holes and pores
and gives new substantial ROOT that Will last for
years CURIJI, shingles 1t brlu2s 10 their
places and keeps them there Il tlls up all holes IN
Felt Ia =, stops the ieaks-anl although a sloyy
dryer rain does affect II few hours after apply
in. As nearly all pants that black cont IN TAR
be sue you obtain our GI-SUISE article, which for
shiusle ToofS IS
, 1877-03-17
EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two gallons Will cover a hundred square feet Of
shugle IuO, SL!le tn iron, felt matched boards
any smooth surface, fTu tysO quarts gallon
required 20 100 square feet Of surficc and al
though the paint has heavy bOiy Il Is EASILY apI he'd
with a brush.
, 1877-03-17
Raies CA Down Freight,

| lPIE TON Wight, oNl
GRALN, FLOUR, E4CON md L.fRD.
, 1877-03-17
ENpCuiur-a NnlEcA.

Per E. P. BoyLs, his Attorney. 9
, 1877-03-17

" PROB4TE - In Hc matter Of Hts EStrts 0T
LOUN NENE lI-cLrsslI
, 1877-03-17

F. HARDrsrr pli confer a favor by calling at th''
, 1877-03-17
CHOCOLATE COLOR.

whsn fisst applied, changing in about a mouth 20 a
uHoEm slate color, and l. u annteuts and purposes
SLATE On
, 1877-03-17
ET STOPS EVERY LEAK.

and for TN OF iron has equal, as 1t expands by
Eelt, CUntrIrts by cold AMI NEVER CRACKS nor scales
Roofs eove' Il with Far Sheathing Felt can De made
water-tlght at a small expense, and preserved for
many wears.
This Slate Paint Is
, 1877-03-17
One.third the Cost Of ReShingllng.

The expense Of stating new shingles j. only about
the cost OF sIinply laying them. The paint Is FIRE
Poor against sparks flying enibers, as may be
easily tested by any one.
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zEa1z anrE Is ass eoast,,ss, ,o
fe10IE8 eRgt Tor SadyestIsng5 5fdeFS5 b
sere. ipfttEafEf9 en@ oslte1 Edgoisytes
tnoney ebinea Tilh tbs order q =
Citations, -sfa fnEe7 = - o "a :. S565
z st.;eta Ices Three fna{ . A. X aa9s
ginal Sstt t.e1aeuts slye liz y z y
4 I'd 81 u reess -
nttension, c3nitnugie nfiors nies ia
Pr the true natae ara ail3tS.s OF tho Irs-
jected en1Sefpis Will not DO returned tiifcss fiio
tVs asy ninhed tofsyay possags
| Ss. :, We ere aaf ssef sisws sG
x;i sSi sGsnia 81 sdalas Ii
ltoTs Intel jggAper and al eheak draiig rlcroy
orders, Del should be iasiS Aysbie "a dc Cfes
etps iiNs gst ~ E "a DJ MURRAY "a CO. II, b
ga &n6erEon, ,6. g.
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The Fencs.s T:aW.

~, MY rs Rroiucs:S tle DeaI fesults.
r--''on1'e'7s cafssoasor Jor. JfsTe.
- :. :. 49, z =
The Fencs E.aW.
..as 49,. B; B,
Section 1. .Ihae upon the written ap-
phcation OF on OF the tax yers of any
IeWhahip lnr eay county of this State,
VINO may desire 20 slibsIlt tnte the fencing
oL sIocK 10 ileu OF ieGcing the feids, it
skaii 81 6e the duty ossths ComiIiissiensss
OF .said county to- order an elsction in
said township betvsen the 10thSand 10th
or August, orsthe 10th ard 2llth of De-
sIasloF t,la ~ stiy yesr, pu asyF notice
~ DS,a s.o q moI9 Gi
sD saiu county,
~ ~ !, p'irp4se
70 ba 1ssJ ~ a,as ,si sls .Yra o. nailot
Dv 1ssu ~ sSc9 1;ss9tl, ana 70 ap-
Point tnree managers Or election, who
shall, without ,compensat atioa, hold and
contiuc. said election, q and !, mined ediately
upoli Cne elose tnereoi make return TO
sne ,C99minisslone!s .toit.h n, county, VINO
sn:s Ir:atc ana pupiisn tns, result of
aniu eiecs,on ~ one OF more or the news
puoiisneu LII M Aaln Gn.ntg ana e
,aH'loIi.y 9I tae qlaiihea ii electors OF
hnii 81 saig alectaon
.1F IS /; q this
Fact, 9hen the same Shall be end become
of 9oreeIifi said township, on Ine lat day
= gasaafysIneHs g succee eliiig such eieG. 2,
iaws nl,w existint will Yin .ay s - eg al
tios, Ana }sy,a,,cs sss Ssss,a ss;s
township shall besnull and void !; aud ait
garar al anv 5b6yso = ,,,,,i, .'nss 5000.
Selma sa; ~ -. euno,
s:s
or aiyi OF. them, to run sit large b6yond
the limits ofttcir own lands in ! saifi <
townshir. & ~ :. AZ g :ssst ,.g,
l9 Sec. q That, tinnIr, tlsa ,v,;l.as,, an,,,;co.
tion of so ax.phyeTs Il, escS snwpsb;n
III snp county In ff,a sfaie "A A; ;,a ;i,p
dtltv ar; fI,a 5i. 81 M,
for said conntyitS order an an cfinp fo r.1h Ls
t'heid in pach fr,wnSn;n r., t;,a s.o,,s.t,, ~,
[ifhe gafoe IIay In thS E.n,,a, o.,i ~
fha enf tha s.cs;n,,
ana III 4 snaioy;fv pf II, -,
said county sRnll ndonts tI,;a srs 81, AZ tI,a
same shalt be of force In, ,saiI ro,,,,tv o,,,
tha 1st sjav ~ Iannarv :, ava q, oraa.,;Un
aaid alanf;on sna XII IN NJ M ~ -
this ssshi;caS,1o ,psS sLa;i IL
arI,ly - the c,s;nfv. lint a. Z,
tile fownsh;ra. ei, m M s.3o,.y ,,t
chen fhe sair,a sl1oij ~ s:f 3prc.. 4, 81 !,
toryrshfns II, Which fta aa,s, x. etrli ls
ad0pth ~ - -
AZ aid election in 9Th
sacss & "a sss :, T.
4, Z. - y tlle ailillAis
ssr ~ fa.srS " sis.l
.ss W " tsk pom she lands
g. aI;y Estson atsie ier IS han tho aid gner,
~ ne siI yo5isil, or Ss.ner
~ sa;5 s lis SnAii. y se ne & citizen
aels py sne hald aIa pssls 70 the owners
o. o. tnss crops or tae iansS upon which
sney e;o tsespass. p'ssss Ssss ;,l
i Sec. 4. Ia case OF freGpa 5.s afotesaid,
the nggfieyed party may make complaint
20 a.fTial Justice. or iist tice Of the peace,
OF fhe county in which he sgeEE sssas
eonms.ts Wig ll. shail issue warrant
anime p oiately, retl'rnahl within five days
from the date thereof, and aS tho time
lEce named hi the rant the case
Wall tse tsieds and the iaraoupt Of damages
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In THE WRoNG Rccs.:.-Some ludi-
crous mistakes are narrated, about the
occupants of the suites Of rooms at the
National Hotel, Washington, which
opened upon little halls, uniform in ap-
peaTance, connected by long corridors,
and which were all furnished alike. One
night Senator Mangnm, of North Caro-.
lima, then President, pro &eapore Of the
Senate. % dignified gentleman of the old
school, Ind returned from party, when
Governor Upham, Senator from Yer
mont, came in without ceremony and
toyk q scat. The two .chatted away on
politics, &C., until the clock struck one.
tssReally, Governor Uphain," said Man.
gam, I am always pleased to see you, bnt
:. Z : >..: ;; O.. l..S @ r
thought so for some timc," replied Up
ham, but made no movement. The half
hour sounded and Manguin remarked !:
81 thenght, Governor Upham, that you
Ind, decided to, 60 to. bed, Sir?" $50. Il
had, Mr.. PRECEDENT answered the Yer-
nnonter, yethe did not bulge. Mangum
stirred at him in amazement, and at Irst
said: ssBnt why don't you 60 to your
room? It will soon be 9 o'clock ''B5y
room, Mr.. President 4 Why this is nay
snnn, snnn,, and I have heen waiting for YOU TO
20 away for two houra past.n Mangum
sprang to his feet, looked into the sleep
ing room adjacent, and found that he was
in upham's room instead of his own
/ f1ls;idtieI Ia Press. 3 s$1. y. e..
= n - ~ ff;2s K ~
+, .MrsD. Mind your tongue Don't let
sssspeak hasty, cruel, untruthfal, or wick
ed words. ID sstts - i IS stil stsi
Z Ned your eyesi Don't permit them
so5look on wicked books. pictures or OBJ
jects. III ~ W. "a, q ~ 4
Mind your eara D0n't suffer theal
to listen toawicked speeche1, songs. or
words 5is Is { az ~ ~
Mind your lips J. Don't let strong drink
pass then. Dnn't let tobacco pollGte
ihamis Don't let che food OF a gintton
enter between them. y ,sss "a - sas
M;;s1;aa yont hands Don tlet them steal
oT sght, or write any wicked words.
Mind your iecsi Dent let thein walk
| in The ateps of theWicked,
Mind -. AZ t;e6rt! Don't LEI The love oI
sin dHsll in il. Don't give 1t TO Satan
but ask Jesus 10 make it his throne.
Youth's Cbmpahioa.
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sEFoDDER r - Says q practical far
.mer: i have for years Kept EATER cosyB
and had moro milksand hnttsr, ;aad for
less ginoney5 than anybody s3 ykEaya OF
iFirstc7I sow peas hroad adcast, three pecks
or bushel per acre In tic mon sst issa o1 8 {
May, narrowing thSniS IA alter breaking
5tAein in we'll; then, In eptenbsraE paii
fhemtup just chen u fawi begin to Z. .57, =
and rnaks hay out 81. the vines and meas.
y get from z, 600 10 8, COG pounds per aero
of hay that is ten BY cattls and horses
as eagcviy as if 7s were Tie ,eaa s.ls.4s....
Pulling Is 4i.r, i;s=z si,:= frablc tosGsniSa5
sas cattle 9seem to love tho ,EScts ,aettei,
tllsr the tops, and it Is sajd to- be more
nutritious rle nlantTfntg is necessary,
of fodder. -,
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to alw members an opportunity to at
tend horse race at Baltimore, makes
it reay seem to the old Bourbon resi-
dentlike genuine return to the good
old ines of Democratic sway prior to
the ar; and it is intimated that the
Unexpected defeat Of Ten Brock with
the Incidental loss of heavy stakes,
man really have had much to do with
the ,disposition manifested to 90 on
withe egislation until there had been a
sufficient hpse of time for our sportive
Solonsto recover somewhat from the
depresaonl induced by stalking on. the
wrong hors. A resort to fillibustering
on the paltof Republicans is expected
to defeat tn introduction of incendiary
resolutions nvorlHg the "Southern po-
Icy shouldi be attempted to-day, as
threatened b.Democrats. Republican
members aprar to have agreed to dis
agree for thsake of harmony in their
own ranks, nd they will stubbornly
resist any efrt that seeks to commit
them on theecord, for or against par
ticular measres of the Administration
The city is fled with members of the
Third Hose. They overrun the
floors of the 1ouse and Senate, impu-
IDENTIFY crowhg members to the wall.
The Capitol alive with them during
the daily sessions and the hotels are
crowded at right. They have become
public punnce, calling loudly for
abatement.
UNDINE.
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No. 2.

happened that the strongest argume.
employed against the two most prou,,
nent candidates, Blaine and M or,y
was inyalidism. The former entirs
recovered in short time. while u
other kept up about year, and IT,.
retired to his bed, never more to les,
It,. lie was noble in his life and >
bllme in his death. 1t is safe TO s,y
that no Senator ever received ia !.
obsequies such high marks of rospee,
as was accorded to Oliver P. Mort
on Monday last.
His death causes vacancy in ,g..
Senate which it will be difficult to Fl j
10 the Republican majority in tb !,
body the loss will be especially telt ~
this time. 1t is thought that Cow,
nor Williams. who will make a ter,
porary appointment until the mee,jr
OF the Legislature will designate eth .
Ex-Governor Hendricks or Dan "
voorhees, to the vacancy.