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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
Supreme Court state of MisSis.
siPPi.
OcroRRR TERN. 1A7e.
IObLEk
TUEsDAS, March Tth, a. D., 1877.

TUE9DAf, MaTUIl tn =. n TT
oraered that at . ...e April term ISL "
this Court the docket of the =.
District be taken up on the 81 Monday, 49,
18th day of April. and the cases thereon eo VI
sidered until the 7tb day of May. when the the
5ocLet of the Sd (NOrthern) District Will
Inc taken up and considered until Monday,
t ~ nth flay of May, when the docket OF the
and fSouthern) District will pc taken
nm and cases thereon considered LOT Uhe
week. o. nil
hold daily sessions the irst week OF sh'
AnriI term to hear arguments and FeeelF'
sne--Ss' A.w. LITTLE, Clerk
Attest:
March ltd.
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Notice to the Public

THANKFUL FOR PAST FAYORS AND
wishing a continuance Of public patron
ace I very respectfully offer the largest STOCK
Of COOKING AND HEATING STON ES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
CROCKERY, CHINA, TABLE "
LERY. ever offered in this market at Greatly
Reduced Prices.
re- Guttering, and Roofing, Sheet Iron
Mill Work, done in very best style, and al rea-
sonable prices. -
TINwARE AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
Chandeliers, and Lamps Of all kinds; OILS ana
Burning Fluid, -
| dec IL ,z6-6m
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vTlHE most delightful Summer Resort in Wis rs
consin. Here are located the wonderful
and famous Thermal, Chalybeate, sulphur ana
in o virtues in all cases of Diabetes and Brights
Disease Of the Kidneys are unsurpassed by
those of any Springs in the world. Many
other forms of chronic complaints are also
Greatly benefited by the use of these waters,
The scenery about is delightful and the eli
nata remarkably healthful. Beautiful lakes
and groves in all the wild beauty Of Nature
abound and the drives through the adlaeehl
Romantic and picturesque character. The To-
cality affords uneqqaled opportunities Tor
hunting, fishing, boating and camping ana
some OF the most remarkable natural curioSl-
ties in the State attract the attention OF the
artist and scientist in this vicinity
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FLANK DEEDS.

WE ARE NOW ready to fill orders for the
w following blaRksr
No Al. Deed of Trust for Rent and Supplies.
No. Az. Deed Of Trust for Rent,
No. A. Deed of Trust to Secure Advances Dy
Merchants.
No. as Deed of Trust for General PURPOSES
Deed Of Conveyance, or Warranty Deed.
In ordering. state the No. of blank wanted
Price. S1g0 per 4ulFe Of ~ planks. except No N,
Kindred. IS 90, which includes postage
Address,
POWER & BARKsDALE.
n Jackson, Miss
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THE RIDWELL HOUSE,

now open for the reception Of TOURISTS, lnY1-
lid. etc, is a new, elegant and spacious brick
20 san nrovided with broad halls and porches
and surmounted by dome from which mag
ni6cant view of many miles in compass is al
forded. The House is situated on the banks OF
the beautiful Lake Scuppernong In the suburbs
- no x,illage of PALMYRA and has all modern
innr,yenents in the way of lighting, heating
and ventilation The most complete facilities
for giving Turkish, Russian or other Baths
under the direction of an experienced ana
skillful ply sican, are provided.
At tn present time the entire establishment
is under a new and popular management, ano
guests are assured Gf receiving all the atten
ton ami COIN forts Of strictly flfsL CIas'
n ,,o,Iarata pricpS
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS:

We offer complete assortment in Crockery,
Glass Ware, Wood Ware, Willow Ware,
Tinware, Rat Traps, Egg Beaters, Cake
Turner's Wood and Iron Spoons.
Mrs. Knox's Fluting Machines, only $3.50
COOKING STOVES at very low nEures,
including following makes Long Branch.
Lightning, Clipper, etc. Ovens Skillets, LIDS,
Pots, etc.
The above list mentions only small proper
ton of articles on hand, | ask of every one
wanting anything in the Hardware line to in
spect my stock before buying. Any SPECIAL
TIES. not in stock, will be cheertully ordered
at manufae urer' $ prices freight alS!1d,
Call and see .ay stock VILl. Aor BE IN
DERsoLD. Orders hiied with care and prompt
L. WATKINS.
April Is, '77--1y.
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To be always intending to live new
life, but never to find time to set about
it, this is as if a man should put OFT eat
ing from one day to another till he Is
starved
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HOWELL HOBBS, Esq, one OF the
oldest citizens of this vicinity. died at MS
residence aear Jackson last Saturday night
His funeral took place from the Methodist
,,.,r-.b on Monday afternoon.
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-....,rr WEArHEE7BY, of simpson,
,.gyo few days ago, having IN
AZ Gates, who was sentenced To
...-.ariarg tor grand larceny.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02

t,Ianted young friends, Whitfield
'..a ami John Hun. after UNDERGOING a
,.,..iaa.iou, have been duly licensed
.-.a,lcc Jaw.
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..u,.., ~, PeACfIcE.-On Mon
AZ -.iaor Young friends, b W. Griffith,
y n H4li, were admitted to the bar
j.. -ro-ame Court.
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dis Monday, 18th inst, Capt. Pnt-
49,. s-.-,I NJ ssrey Of the state Grange.
.....sr. I'd Tho hall orClpitoI Grange IN
\ largo Attendance Of visiting
..-..ttl. ,Orlcr is 'Npectcd.
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M4oNIc.-We had the pleasure OF q
call Yesterday from Il. p Bowen, Esq"
Grand Lecturer of the Grand Royal Arch
l1aa.er. who was en- route TO Edwards to
=. II. rrlrt the Chapter AZ that place, and
who.nrI go thence Woodvine and williams
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The Natchez Factory.
NatcheZ Democrat.

NA-EUtX DcHUtIdI.I
The Natchez Cotton Factory Company,
with a capital of 10000, organized on 4hurs-
dav. by the election OF 4. I. Learned, Pres
idcnt: Jos. N Carpenter, Secretary; and T.
II. McGraw, Treasurer. 1t Is OF course a
private matter, but it can't do any harm to
state that The salaries of these officers are
said to be ten cents apiece for the first year
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r....r R.nrGr BOWMAN, Col. Gar
..r-.v.. W. $. Epparson, Esq and
Unison. Of The Nazoo bar, are in
.....ou. the Suprrma Court.
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SUPREME c9URT Of MISSISSIPPI

Judgments in the following cases were
affirmed by the Supreme Court Monday
April 3Qth
2l2t. Brooks vs. Shelton. -
2p3 Rrabk%up vs. 3o1rd SIperVtso'S
uiudS county.
zl}l. Parker ". tAe state.
3}7S r. = Buck VS. the STATE.
2g91. McLin vs.. Bloom ,v,ra
Indrments in the following cases we're
reversed ,,a,v trial
PAP. Wilson VS.. the SCate' M" ~"
awarded. o,,,,dad
14l6. Watson vs. Conner, and remahueu'
s4o3 Porter vs.. Casper, and remAaqeu.
7296, Yates vs.. Conner, and Judgment
g, ~~e. uoo,aDd,,d
2i6o. 10y. executor, vs.. Ligon' anu re-
manded. -, coax sud remanued'
2l32. Whitney .oninghAm. reversed IN
2l52. Carrie vs.. ca ID emaaded
part, affirm ed in part, a @tion to dismis:
1895. swan vs.. Horne, IN
oycrruled.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02

Mr.. SMALLEN, correspondents vi WY
New York Tribune, favored Il" win 0'''i
yesterday evening.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02

L. P. YERGER, ESQ, of the Green
wood bar, is in the city, in attendance upon
the Supreme Court.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02

- ~xceIIcnt friend Judge Touch
simpson, favored US with call
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Mes +. c. SMITH died at the resi-
H., If her daughter. Mrs. Charles Work,
- ,,is CITY. on sunday last. Her funeral
tool, place from the Christian church, on
Monday II orniug.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02

THERE will be a special religious meet
ir,,r held ut the Methodist church next FIJI
day night, at s o'clock, conducted by thfee
Law Fvangelists All invited to be present
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02

THF Grand Central Hotel, New York.
..nfs.rs In. secret Of its great popularity
aal Success, by wisely maintaining IT'S oid
..nirl of excellence since its reduction
.r,Y sla5. the old rate, to 50 80 and $500
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Opening.
Vaccinate! Vaccinate!

T HAVE just received supply Of fresh
i BOVINE VIRUS, which will mail, Tree
of postage, to any address. Price ~ cents
quill. ID KUN LEME IL
mar21 '77-4w. JACKSON MIss.
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AFFECTION Gem Fire Company NO =
Won viii attend the annual meeting OF the
Companv tonight at o'clock
By order of the Foreman,
JESSE BARR. Secretary.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02

Prof. Louis Raymond, of jackson, and
has been i'm town during the past Wen, IS
has given our people the finest organ N
ever heard in this place. A very large au.
dience was out at the Baptist chnrcn on
Sunday evening TO listen TO his exqnlSsl'e
music. Asa musiciae he is unsurpassed
Glasgow tKy,) Rimes
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CAPITOL Grange, No. ~, Will move
into its new quarters on Pascagoula street,
during next week.
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PRINTING.

One dollar por printed page, ID copies %
copies 81 - per page. Noatncss, promptneaat
accuracy guaranteed Address
POWER & BARKSDALE,
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: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS William e. Bro
Low ,Ii..I at his residrnee here at o'clock
to-day.
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LM IL a

is A village of 1900 inhabitants on the Prairie
Iu Chen division of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and s. Paul Il. r.. 40 miles west Of M1lwaH-
kee. and 30 east of Madison, the Capital of the
State. Visitors coming through ChicGaC, wlil
purchase tickets at the EGrs Maybe depot in
that city, VIA milwaukee,, direct to Palmyra:
Carriages for the BIdwell await the arrival OF
all trains For full particulars address,
der r. COLE.
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NEW ADVERTISE aENTS.
Hair Manufacturing
HazIehurSt Peabody Schools

A y Election of Corps of Teachers for the
"A HAzLEHURsT White and Colored PEA
BODY SCHOOLS, will be helt in the office OF
the County Superintendent of Edueatlon, on
the First Monday OF June, 1877, At 10 A. NJ.
Applications for the position of Teacher IN
either of the above Schools to be made to the
undersioned Superintendent of Public Edu-
W b. BINGHAM.
Supt of Public Education.
Hazlehurst. Miss. April p, 71-4w.
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SOUTHERN SHAVING SALOON
Capitol Street, Jacksep. Miss.

Capitol Street, jackson MISS
TACOP WONDERS respectfully notIhes ms
j customers and friends, that he has remover
fror pearl street, to the Kells Building, on
Canitol street, a few doors from CLARIoN ON
&c. which has been furnished with all the aP-
phi te y snffioieat force of gond wnrkmen,
and will do his utmost to give satisfaction III
Shaving, Hair-Cutting and shampooning'
jackson Dec. 6 '16-3m
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ATTENTION, LAWYERS.
.eyised Code and Acts of Legislature.

Revised Code and Acts of Legislature
We can fill limited number of orders as
follows: eaoo
Revised Code. 11F1 ......., SzoO
Gf sent by mail, $500 %
Acts 1873 one vol. law sheep....---......'. 80
Acts 1874 1875, 1876, all in one vol..--... ~ ~
Either separately, in pamphlet....- -u0 70
Either leather binding o.J9
If the Acts of 1872 are furnished us, we VIII
supply Acts of 1878, and bind the two sessions
in one volume, S45O.
The Acts of IS71-1872, we cannot furnish.
The price of Acts and binding includes de-
seriptiye title and owner name on back
Law Reports or Pamphlets of every descrlp,
ton hound or rebound at short notice, anu
satisfaction guaranteed
s~RRIEP PRfNfIEG, specially.
Mississippi Justice Manual now IN press
$780,
| Address.
POWER & BARKSDALE,
| JACKSON, Miss
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r,fr Presbytery Of Central Mississippi
-,r.,.1 .,.v.n,l IN this city last Weines-
.,i.,nt. closed its Iabprs a 4 late ho"r
Ss+,..I',,- niobr. Rev. L. McInnis, d. D.
,,.,. .hosap Moderator. Tne fall meeting
,,.ti H., rold nj Carrolltoa Rev. Mr., Gil
lgna ofNalison county, and Elder w IL
.,fo,.,son. of Choctaw county, We're ehosei
debates TO the General Ass amoly' whic'
meet. in New Orleans next month. IN
N,w Book of Discipline was rejected by
,,f. or II To b.
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der. T.. COLE.
WMFs

IBidVVPI House, PslImyEsA, w II.
NB-Mineral Waters shipped II any guam
tity to all parts of the United States. Analy-
ses of same furniahed ON application,
anil 2a'.lfT4
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OFFERS To THE PUBLIC-at bottom
" prices. the following Large and Varied
Stock of HARDW ARE
IN BUELOERS' EEAWDNNisE
the following articles. and defy competition in
PRIcE, quality or assortment:
300 Kegs Best Cut Nails-yery low.
Wrought Nails--all sizes.
Fencing Nails
Mallory 4 Wheeler Locks-hnob and Pad
the best in the market.
Lull x Porter Hingcs-Acorn Butts; strap
and Screw and Hook Gate Hinges aO0
Gross Screws = inch to 3 inch, Very low
| Axle Pulleys Sash and Cord, cto.
TO MECHANICS,
We offer great inducements in First-class
| Tools.
! Henry Dsston's Saws Of every description.
! BoVnton Lightning Cross Cut Saws; thisels,
| Aupurs Planes, Hand Axes, Files, etc; Au-
ger Bits, Monkey-W renches, Squares,
| Levels, etc.
TO PLANTERS,
| We offe. the following goods, AT lowest figures;
| 20 dozen Scovil Hoes-Steel
10 dozen Graf Hoes-Steel
Stuart & Kirkland, Williams Avery, Calhoou
& Hail and Speer Plows.
Steel Shovel Plows-7, and inch.
| Solid Steel Sweeps-lG, Is and 20 inch.
Buzzard or Dixon do Is and ~ inch.
Hames, Traces, Axes, Shoyels, Spades, etc
80 GRAD GRADES.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-11

NEEDED. Under the head of a
Needed Steamboat Route" the Star
claims that good trade can be worked
up between the east aud west sides of
the Sound, between the Swinomish.
Stiilaguamisb. Skagit aud Snohomish
on the east, with Gamble. Ludlow and
Townsend on the west. About one hun
dred booms of logs will be sold this
season on these rivers tributary to the
Sound. This not only causes large pas
senger travel, but will be the means Of
the mill companies selling large
amount of supplies to the logging
camps. 1t needs for this route boat
with the carrying capacity of the
Zephry, with from three to six feet
drat.. aud built stout enough TO run
down the Straits in all kinds of wealth
er. A side wheel boat is thought 10 be
most desirable. Correspondence is go
ing on with parties III Seattle with a
view to building loat of this kind
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DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
Wednesday. July Ii, 1877.

roe pEAcE.-Enyes. Chiei of the
ueckleshoot Indians. living on tie
,sse-vstion betwc-i. Green aii White
,;vs, and several others, aud Ben,
chef of the Duwamish tribe. came to
town Yesterday for the purpose OF con
Sing with II. l.. Ye.ler, 4. A. Den
nvsnd +. Matthias, as to any disaiiec-
,iou OF their part towards the whites.
.,a assured them Of their ietermlna-
,ion to remain friendly. They sag
,bejr old men are all dead or gone who
srst had difficulty with the white, and
the. they want a continuance OF
r,eaoe. believing that it is for their
pood. Ben says, Nelson. prominent
Indian among the Muckieshoots. Is be-
Iisved By the whites to be hostile to-
w.rd them and friendly with Joscphs
and But be knows better. Nelson
bglones to the Muckleshoot church,
and would do nothing to inlure his
tribe. They say there are eight tribes
eas, Of the mountains VINO are
readv and willing to join Joseph s
land in the even. any steps are taken
IN force them on the reservation. Nell
son will be over from Yakima Sunday.
where be has come tor the purpose OF
learning what the Indians there are
determined upon, and report to his
tribe what will be done by them. The
Chief Of the Muckleshoots has been
advised 70 have him 90 TO Olympia
when be returns and confer with Gov
Ferry. The Indians also agree 10 keep
the whites informed IS 10 any hostile
movement. which may he intended, If
anv should be. against them. Ben
SAYS lie and the Muckleshoots have had
a council with all the tribes of the diff
ferent reservations Oh the Sound, and
thew are determined To remain friendly
with the whites, knowing the folly Of
any hostilities. Enyes says the Indians
about Yakima City and kittitas are all
right, AMI can't 'sa induced Ia join III
any hostile movement All the Indians
in Yakima. kittiias aud klIckitat are
largely engaged ia farming. and de-
pendent upon the whites. and are in
disposed to have any difficulty with
them. any more than the Indians on
White river and vicinity. and are all Of
the same family They say four white
men came through Muckleshoot day
before yesterday. aud report all quiet
in the Klickitat and Yakima country.
During tho interview Ben and Enyes
made speeches Of considerable length
and force. They came in expressly for
the purpose Of giving their assurance
Of peace and having done so, returned
yesterday. leaving here with the hope
that the whites in their ueighborhood
will have more confidence In them.
They were anxious lest they might be
involved in the general dis,rust
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BURNED TO DEATn.-The house of
Mr.. George Charlesworth. situated
about one aud one fourth miles from
town. Oh the Cemetery road. WAS burned
10 the ground yesterday afternoon, to-
cether with the contents aud. most un
fortunate OF all. an infant child Of Mr..
and Mr.. Chsr!.sworth The tire is
supposed 10 have caught from burn.
ing log near the binding Mr. &. WAS
away ut work at the time. and Mrs. e..
with three OF four cider children, had
gone little way from the house 10 pick
berries, leaving the child III the house
asleep. Thu body was burned u a crisp.
when recovered The family arrived
here bat recently from the Last, aud
are Ia INDECENT circumstances. having
lost nil but what they had Oh their
hacks The charred rem aims oi the child
were brought into town aud taken TO
the undertakcrs. where they were
placed IN "A coffin IL await burial to-
day
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THE FOURTH AT LOWELL.


LOWELL, " T. July 9th.
Ed lSTELLIGGXc Ek Last bat not
lras; among the many thing done by
patriotic hearts 10 celebrate the anni
ver-ary If our glorious Independent.
may l,e mer tionei IL. successful effo,ts
Of the citizens nf this place 20 10 honor
TO their country. by Enjoying tn, M
selves III the various ways usually
reSortrd IN upon that occasion the lro-
gramne for the day was carried out in
a manner TO he thoroughly enjoyed by
all present. In the evening We repair
ed TO the hall. where music and dane
ing were kept up until a late hour.
The music was kindly furnished by
Messrs. Barnett and Jackson. assisted
By Miss Ada Smith upon the organ.
A generous supper was provided by
Mr.. T.. D. Smith. who so thoroughly
enjoyed the festivities Of the occasion,
that his guests Conld not do otherwise
J.S.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-11

" We arc 10 receipt If long COM
nlunication from gentleman Of ST oho-
mish relative to some s4uibs of the
Northern Star touching the Prociama
ton OF the Governor OF Miunesota some
time since for day of fasting and
prayer for deliverance frsrn the grass
hopper scourge, In which the writer
pitches into the Star man on account of
his irreligious utterances. We decline
publishing it, however, for the reason
tia. It is Of very little interest to our
readers whether the Star man has any
faith in the efficacy Of prayer in the
grasshopper question or not. or whether
be has any faith al all or not; aud for
the additional reason that this ioarual
has never been and vii not now become
the medium for reflections upon the
character Of any person unless in case
be should be guilty Of some CT iminal of
Tense or else in case Of some public
official whose malfeasance or currupt
acts in office deserve exposure.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-11

Srorrkp. The captain Of the schooner
Norway commenced dischsrg,ug ballas,
in the bay yesterday morning, bat be-
ing Uniformed hy some If our city off
Gals that there Was law in force for
bidding the unloading of ballast Ia the
hsfbor. i, was immediately stopped
The law bat having recently gone into
effect, ami being a new thing 10 most
IF our SEA going vessels. no further &C
ton vas taken IN the matter. She will
discharge her ballast on ltsler's harf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-11

REAL ESTATE SALES The following
real estate Transactions took place since
our last report
Stuart Crichton and wife to Wm. II.
Bow-lots g and !. block SO. and lot $,
block 81, Boren's plat ; si.l00
James Pollock and wife 10 David X.
Mckinley half Of lot :. block
20. ID :. Msynard's plat: $3.50.
{. C. Perkins and wife to August
MehlhoFn--tle undivided of south
erly J of lot 3, block M" in Terry
Third Addition sG33 80
G. {. Perkins and wife to Martin
Schmieg. same as above; 1888 33
III l. lesier 10 {. W. Lawton, SIX
acres. Seattle nursery; 5000.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-11

SNoHoNIsH ITEMS We cond.nsc the
following from the Star. On July 4tll,
Gov. f.. L Ferry. Commander-in-C biet
of the Militia of Washington Territory
appointed Eldridge Morse as his aM-
@s-caml'e. with the rank of Colonel.
Ia date from the 4th of July. 1877
The Fourth was observed in very ap
propriate manner. Gov Forry's adj
dress was the cyownIng feature of the
day. \ call is made for home mill
tary organization TO protect settlers in
the valley from threatened outbreaks
by the klickltat and other Indians near
The Snoqualmie Pass.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-11

lATEsy gl.1N rug FRONT Joseph
and l'o braves captured aud m sing
weu; to 'h~ Bssi ktek AID 20; lone fer
by those g.rsoriai Af,lsts Harrison &
Camp, L a. s0sA $ style ths, their
fE'eads ds3u's know them. "Ioa re
nexi Fui them on Nil street, rex:
door 10 tae 81 Charles.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-11

NEW FENcE.-The new fence being
built around the County jail Is assum.
ing shape. and will be completed in a
week on two. Il i - bee twelve fee;
high and is IL be b, artiei up with two
inch plank Part Il the work is l,vIng
done by the inmates Il the Ia,i
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-11

DISTINGUISHED GCEsr Last Friday
evening, lla>salo Lodge. Ne. II. |. o
. F.. of Portland. Oregon. was visited
BY Senator Morton. Past Grand Master
OF the order ia the State Of Indiana.
THE distinguished visitor was intro.
luoed by T. q n Dolph who referred
u his services as an Odd Fellow and
statesman in eloquen, terms. Senator
Morton responded in his usual happy
manner, combining his remarks 10 mat
tiers pertaining 10 the order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-11

The PHANTOM. - The Phantom.
which has been running between Port
Townsend aud the lower Sound ports
for some time past, has gone OH 10 the
route betw cen here and Port Townsend
leaving there every Monday and "a,
eriay and returning leaves here every
Tuesday aud Saturday mornings. See
advertisement in anot her column.