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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-07
9euffhIduO.

Sn Sie9eH mill man ben breibu1Ie
oertiten @eburtStag Yeter Yaul 9tubens' am
20. Suni feitlif) begeben, oa Siegen untes ben
Stdoten, tpel6e unl bic Gbre, Der @eburtsort
bes Wteii;ers sm iein, itreiten, ben Sieg be-
hauptet. Gs hat itd su oieienn 3mede eiu
Gomite sebilbet nnb beihlolicn, cine marnlorz
ne 9eoenttafel am Ratbbaule an5ubringeu
nnS cine Seier i'm 6atbbausiaale su beecben.
gSenn bic basu 9elammelten @eloer auSret<
den, mill man Elm 3eliefpOrtrdt be5 groben
&iinftlers anfertigen laHen uno inn 9tat6bans=
iaale anfbangelt.
- gSie bereits anbsutungsipeiie mitaetbeilt,
bat ii6 am %. WtdrS Der a rli1 1 <iap a.
nil f 9elanbte bei'm reutidJel1 8eite,
Sr. SiisbiiIofi, NIT Sri. gliiabetb bon &baz
Sunfeubagen perlobt. lor. Iofi mar elmer
Der @riten, iuelfe /. 3. BON Der &esieruna
Sapans na6 europa gelanbt ipuroen, nm
abeublGnbild)eS @iiien llno 0eiea iidl an,uz
eignen. Ourd) ii1ir1enIen SleiB hat ST.. Iofi
bieie anigabe in perbdltnibmdbig furser 3eit
9el1ft, bat in Berlin StaatspiiIenld,aften
itubirt unb ipdter als erlter 2egations= Sefre=
tGr Der iapanild)en @elanbtlbaft III Baris
Sapan in Serltn pertreten. Gor eilioeu
Sabren reiite er 3u ieiusr tpeiteren Snfor1naz
ton na6 leiuer Seimatb uuO febrte naf) Sab
lepItlll ute pepplutGytlYleI UllitleI uIlD We
ianoter oes aaiiers bon Sapan nad Berlin su=
rid.
1lrfet.
- 4m 13. slpril bat Der Sultan ben gez
fehl unterseidnet, oaB bic y@orpiua," bas
beibt bic SibliOtbef oes 80nigs Mattbia s
Gorpin, unb anbere pert6nolle biftoriidle
4nbenfen, bic ais Siesestropbden aus ben
tiirfii6en &riegen in &ontarltinopel amfbez
luabrt ipuroen, an llngarn slriidertattet per=
ben iollen. 9abnrd) 1T elm iebnli9er @unId
Der uusarn in @rfiillung sesansen. 99on
6fters ipuroe Der 8criu9 seuladt, bic @orpi=
no Der Yforte I'M eineu boben Yreis absuta,1=
fen, iebOd ideiterte oieier geriu9 itets an Der
gaeiseruns Der Bforte, bic Gorpina beraussll=
seben. Der geba9te Gnti1luB bes Sultans
bat in unsarn allsemeine gefriebisuns bsr-
| eor9ernfen,
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Sie Yilserfabrtnad) 9fom+ sSeiore=
tttS ttHt otc Si6erDett oeS Sant=
piers ,,Sttn Of 95r,tfSeiS. 90

gtew Oorf, 3. Nfai. = Der 0ampfer
rGttp Of SruiielS," auf ruel6em fid) Die irtid)z
canaotiden unb amerifanii4eu Yilger na6
9iperpool einififften, ie9elte am 2l. 9lpril BON
bier ab, uno man bat bis iebt feline Na6rid)t
bon inn erbalten. 9tan befiir6tet, oaB Dem
Oampfer Elm llnfaI 5ugeitOBeu it, Die lette
Jfeiie iber ben S3eau ntaibte berielbe in 81
Sagen. Sn Dem Siireau Der ySnman=Gonp."
begt man leoo9 fcine SeiorgniB I'm ben
Oampfer, oa berielbe nit neuer Wai9iuerie
periebsn porOeu lit, uno man beBbalb nid)t
erlpartete, oaB cr cine i9nelle Sabrt MAIDEN
mitroe. llebrigens luaren in ben leeten paar
Sagen itarfe Sitpinoe porberri6eno, lpel6e
Dem Oanpfer bebeutcnben aufentbalt bereiteu
ntuBtsn.
aueenstowu, 5. Wai. - Ser beute
angefomntene Oan1pfer ,,@sconiin" iber=
bolte am 8. Otai eineu breimaitigen Dampfer,
tpclfer inter Segeln langIam Oftudrts fubr
unb leine Otai6ine lti4t gebralldte. M5g=
lider 9Seiie lit bies Der permiBte 9ampfer
Sitn Of Sr,riielS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-07
Nr1n0e.

Nem=9 Off, 5. Mai. = Der M0bellaoen
be5 Srn. Sorace S. Darlington, gr. 179,
GanalitraBe, tuurOe bellte Morgen burd 6euer
Serit0rt. &erluit $4,000.
Utica, N.=9., 5.Wtai.-9ie r5rantln"z
Saummouipinnerei 5u Sauquuit, tuel6e in
1872 erbaut wnrbe, brannte geitern 9tbeno
nieoer. 0a8 Seuer eutitanO bnr6 bic Grploz
ion Ser 2ampe eineS gSa6ters. Ser!uit
$1,000; gerit6eruug $4,000. Sunoert
9lrbeiter gerathen auBer 8ei6aftigung.
SDroue, Ya., 5. Otai.-S Su Sallacaton,
Gfearfelo @Onntp, Ya., purben geitern
100000 SUP Saubol5, iomie cine groBe
Guantitdt S6inbeln burd) Scuer serit6rt
Cine bnnoert SUP lan9e Strede bes @iiens
babugeleiies muroe auf fur5e 3eit unfabrbar
gelnad)t. Serluit $4,000.
@iucinnati, G. 0tai. - Die gSertz
itdtten unb Wtaidineni6uppen Der ,,@bicago=
2afszSuron= 8abn" gu Battle Greef, Wlidb.,
brannten beute uieSer. Serluit $4,000
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Der orieutalii9e Gries.
Srobenoe &altun9 Gn9Iano'S-
Sas brittidbe NitteImeer 0sidtuaoer icgeIt
uadj 9aneta ab.
6eriiDte iiber einen beporifebenSe,t
6anoitreid) Gnglano'S in
oer Sitiee.
Sie Siirfem bonbarSire,t einc offene
Etaot au Der Spnau.

Sine SpunnHn9 i'm britiiden Sabiuste,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-07
ssabrSd,etalfd, d, Gin Re,tbu,oro.

New 3 Ort, 5. Wtai.-5enrD s. grOwn,
Elm Srgauiit, wel6er al5 Nadfolger bes 'Srn.
Sobu 3unoel an Der r8lgmoutb STRIDE" in
SrooflDn angeitellt merben iollte, mirb felt
sipet Sageu ocrn1iBt, uno man bat nod feine
Spur BON ibm eutoedt. 9lm letten Ssreitaqe
eri9ien er in 6ru.. SbeQ'8 Srselfabrit in
Stem Dorf unO lieB iid bon Sru, Soea cine
4nlueiluug auf cine beoeutenoe Summe ans
sableu. gr elttfernte fid) Johann, um-lpie er
iagte-na6 ieiner 9Sobnun9 81 gebeu, uuD lit
isitben1 iprrlos peri6punben. Seine 7reunoe
befiirdten, oaB er ermorbet unb beraubt nor
ben iei.
Ser germiBte ,uteoer aufeetaudlt.
Neu orf, 6. Wtai. = SenrD 6.
Sropn febrte lpdt geltern I6sno naf) ieiner
gBobnung in Srootlpn Suriid. @s erbeut,
baB er ulebrere Gage bel 6reunben in Stem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-07
GtabItrt.
GtatIirt 1858.
EJr getra9ene ga
9amens t1no 9errem 5 &leioer
1853.

peroen tpte tisu bcrgeridbtet,
ohne ba6 bieieben setrennt 3u perben 6rauden Ser
ner tpilb eorantirt Sa beielben nit einge5en ODER
ON Der Sarbe letoen, iopie ale fsleden grttmOtid)
beraasgenon,mem iueroen. ytaise. ldnelle unb
prolnpte Sebienuna piYb ,iaejihert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-07
eRe3tal:Mottaea.
Bareaa Der 8asltdt,9 9ompasmts

Barea1 Der 8aSltdbt,3ompaents
BON Baltimore,
9er. 10, 9outb 9traBe.
9ofe....BtIItses PeibmatertaI....@ ofe !
Wir baben cine porsisItde Qualitdt bon Goies porz
rdtbts, ,ueIe mir benz Yublitum ais elm eupebenss
Dertbes Sei,material fr bduslihe unb aubsre 3pede
offeriren; fans lei6 5euer unb lit fre nnreinsz
teiten.
SeHelunsen fperben tn b;eiem Siireau ODER tn Der
Tabrit, 5ub BON eeabsnbaufr., ansenon,men.
Ereis $3.50 pro g8asenlabun9, In irgeno enem
Stabttbeile abselieiert.
tOn23-Fl Santes =. EmeGwpop, Sefr.
WrS. Gor'& Snoianiid]es be9etabtliidIes Dee
colt, felt 25 SaSren oils oaS sroEte Bureinisunssz
glittel Der GeseTDart betannt, nrb tn Sri.
177H, 6asette=, Nosowet=G6e Der Gutatp=
etrake, subereite unb lit 6ei alien apobefern su ba=
ben. [Aus26, ,12DiteS'
So Wan beiebe ben
,,3pro Baltimore"
"ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
ebe man einen anberen taut, bei
q. e. YecMoot,
(Sept2S, ,12DRtegl SIR. 10, @ermantr.
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ststfre9,.ns It, astab.-9ic Wprmoz
tten fiirG)teis tuettcre Strafen iiir
oas Wfonntaitt WeaS tu=9EaS.
iacre+ - Sic ritftett ifd) saut 9Sis
nfrifnffAe

Nen Dort, D. Wtat. - Gtle SepeIdle
aus Der Sal;ieeitaot nieloet, DaB Die Mormo=
nen Die 9erbaftung Brigham Douns'S uno
anberer Sberb6upter ibrer Stride, melde Der
Setbclli9ung an Der Wfountain Meaoow=
gtebelei angefla9t iino, befiir6ten uno be-
ltbloiien baber, ieoer iolfen DiaBregel Der
Sunoesregierlug belpaHneten gSiocrltauo Su
letiten. gu oieiem 3lusfe baben lie bsmafiz
nete Sr9alliationen in alien Sbeilen bes Ser
ritorl llms gebiloet, pel6s I'M 8ebeinen eiuz
ererSiert iueroen. Der Seiehl8baber ser be-
rlibnlten ngtauuoo 9egiou," Sberit Dame,
bat BEN gcbeineu Seiebl er6alteu, iene Srga=
nlattou bis 5um 2l. 3. lltts. in 9ienitbereit=
ld)aft Su haben. Sn ben iiibltden Iuiieolunz
gen beS Serritortlms lperoen Die 8iiitungen
beonDuS etfrig betrieben in pergaugensr
9Sotle iuurOen 10 Stlteu tStnterlaoer Slid
ieu BON Salt 2ate Git9 oortbin geidift.
9ddtli6e Scrlammlrngen unb grersieriibnnz
gen peroen taglid] in Salt=2afe=@ttp abgebal.
ten, unb nan mill wiheu, oab ein bon einer
boben Dtauer umi6loIieuer 8aum in Der
Jtdbe bes ,,0ionzSouie," NO Srigbam Doun9
mobnt, Der Sfauplat oieier nddtli6en ltebul=
gen 1T. Brigham Youn9 bat in ben letteu
paar Sagen offen erfldrt, oaB bic Mormoncn,
meld)e beretts 10 melt 9etrteben morben ieien,
itdl iet lIid1t r0d1 nPif?r hpt,p11 1niip nijrNpu
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Selegrapbii6e Sepeid)eu.

-Sertbte Der naiiocirteH 4ree- fir oen rOeutIdbel
eorreiponoenten".l
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Emil ssiidler's
VHttI VITHJtI
dlentiid1e4Iei0errefati

UT. I0J, 2StIl>yuytlleIiruKe.
M9- Mudb iperoen oaielbis Nrtiel fir Die anertannt
sroste un6 bette yteiu=gorfer Sdrberei ansenommen.
(Npril2O, 1AJtt)
, 1877-10-26

SIR n. S'orr- ~ To- Ska-ii river jam
Co. "A ia toWu saliCiiing o,iufrihutiou. fnr
li.r removal ~ tilr TX ism un ti,e SkAgi'
river. Wr arr snryy thnl iimitsd sp40r
prevents rXtsuissi nletsiun Df iis matter
aulu another time. bot With him .uuc-ss.
Tus cnurteous grnslsman. Mr.. Gamer.
On. q ts.s steRnist lausl, wiil plsstse A.
cefs oar warme.t thanks for &vors De-
aoNuk.
THT piungcrs. schooners soows steam
era, rte. etc. that mad- t4st % TniOu
ShAri lasi wssinesiay. during the storm
tore assay numter of piles.
QUE hotsIs were - erowy,icd last week,
that many had % 10 couteuted will
''hsnging-Up" on the floor.
VIZ had quite ''south-eAsssr' here las,
Wednesday aud the Dakota did not com,
10 the wharf.
We note with pleasure the safe return
Of the Doctor and Miss Katie Hin from
Saa Francisco.
The death Of Hr. Dickens necessitate'
temporary suspension OF the Steilacoon
"Eypress."
, 1877-10-26

New STORE AT TACoMA.--Mr. S. NJ.
Nolan of Chemakum, and Mr.. Charles
King OF this town, have taken a store at
New Tacoma, where Mr.. Nolan has new
and well selected stock of groceries, hard
ware, crockery aud dry goods just received
by the Steamship Alaska. The we'll
known business capacities Of Mr.. Nolan
and the polite attention to customers OF
Charley King, who gained many friends
while employed by Messrs. Waterman &
Katz of this town, will warrant their Sc
curing large share Of trade.
, 1877-10-26
PUGET SOUND ARGUS,
LOCAL. NEWS.

AnarUuariH avus was uigns-7as3 iu
IA. r.Ia.vakw tsys siugr, ths TsrTFtra-
frr. ofphsh nry afli-snown in is~h. %
svurs tvo yyung usu wvry taxing raihnT
toistsss sr.ly o. each o,her, vhhh AtrrAsS-
81 tie nt,sution ~ a sirEngrr, and the
sud TIE language gruwihg b. hater, b.
caups qulis cio-c, hoping tosave ihr young
u.eu from disgrsring ttsmselvrs. A ths
stranger Ma. al-sn 10 ODER tl'c Hivi~e oi
a father So tie young men, one oalie'i tis
other a ,.uar." Tlfls was too m'Hch for
our Young friend with " "leath"r' coAt'
who cody REMARKED, Right ~hsre you
stand a man was shot for a les o8rnss
than that; and the .hoOser had on skin
cnat too" al ilie same time feeling In hi-
bsck pocket. The stranger had forgotten
nj, parental advice. and To have seen that
stranger "scud' Tor the protection Of a
pile was ludicrous. The young men at this
auspicious moment. approached each other
and shook hands. Harry jumped on the
truck and started of. as the parental
adviser sneaked from behind the pile.
, 1877-10-26

ONE Of the Olympia papers complain
because the Alaska did not go to Olympia
and attributed the cause to the agent, Ii
L. Tibbals, ESQ. Every one on the Sound
is aware that the fog was so thick that thu
Alaska was 2s hours from Seattle to thi
place and il it had been possible for her t.
have reached Olympia, she no dollb
would have been week behind time. W.
heard the agent remarked before tn,
steamer arrived here from San Francisco
that he intended to take here to Olympia,
Notwithstanding she drew "a feet of wa
ter
, 1877-10-26

WE regret that crowded space compels
us to leave out important matter thi:
week, as shipping news, telegraphic news,
editorials, correspondence, poetic contri.
buttons, local items, etc. Each of the fore.
going departments are represented in the
mss. laid over, and will receive due atten-
tion. A trip to WILDLY Island, and q
portion Of Snohomish and Whatcom coun.
ties has enabled us to obtain, in addition
to numerous subscribers, lots of interesting
news for the public.
, 1877-10-26

c.. .C.-The following is list of the
grand officers of the Champions of the
Red Cross Of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho Territory, elected at the meeting
lately held at Olympia: J II MunSon,
Commander; A A Smith, Counselor; Mrs
f 3 Henry, Junior Commander; Mrs. S
Harrington, Guard; Mrs A Il Elliot,
Sentinel; Fred Rees, Captain ofthe Host;
W II Roberts, Secretary; j NJ Murphy,
Treasurer; Mrs II J Hall, Chaplain; Mrs
r 4 Munson, G M orc. 1t was decided
by the Grand Encanpment to hold the
next session at Seattle, on the ith Monday
OF September 1878.
, 1877-10-26
AcKNowLEpGMENr.-The officers Of the

ACKNOWLEDGMENT The officers OF the
Lackawanna desire to express their unan-
imous and hearty appreciation Of and
obligations for the very kind and courteous
treatment which they received at the
hands of the Victoria and Esquimalr
people during their recent stay at the
latter port. Perhaps the most concise and
forcble manner in which to settle the
matter il that when our British cousins
make up their minds to hospitality enter
tain friends, their is no half way work
about it.
, 1877-10-26

SAD AFFECTION. s.-Who that has not suf-
fered can imagine the sorrow that tell upon
the home afflicted as told in the followin z
lines: OF diptheria, at the residence Of
their parents, Mr.. John w. and Mrs.
Barbary Hollis, in Lane county, near
Eugene City, Ogn.; August Goth, Rachel
Hannah Hollis, aged 10 years and 0
months; September 4th, Catherine Eva
May Hollis, aged years and months
aud 10 days; September 1lth, Laurie Ruth
Hollis, aged years, 8 months and 10 days;
September 18th, George Washington Hol =
lis, aged u years months and days.
, 1877-10-26

Hon. Joseph Foster, member of the
legislature from King county, and his
wife have been glicvcously afflicted re-
GENTLY in tie death, from diptheria, OF
all their children, three in number. A
little girl, aged 8 years, died Oct. 9th, and
little girl, aged years, and lad, aged
IL, died on the 22th. The Legislature ad-
journed last Tuesday, as token of res
rect to their fellow member, and the
stricken parents have the tenderest
sympathy Of their friends and the public,
all over the Sound.
, 1877-10-26
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Divine service will be held In the Presbyte.
rian church next sabbath At III A. ". and 7 p.
N. Sabbath school at 2P. NJ. Ladies' sewing
circle on Tuesday afternoon aud evening.
Prayer meeting and Bible study at TX O'Clock
80 - aa " asdav svenin0.
There will be preaching in the NJ Il. church
on Sunday next, morning and evening, by
Rev. John Parsons, the pastor. Sunday school
at p. NJ. Prayer meeting on Thursday even
ings, and class and teachers meetings on Sat
urday evenings
Preaching In st. Paul's church next Sabbath
at the usual hours, by Rev. Mr.. Davis, pastor
, 1877-10-26

AN accident occurred ia Olympia last
week by which two members OF the House
were seriously injured Mr.. Ebcy, member
OF the House FROM Island county, invited
several Of his friends to take a carriage
ride with him. Soon after starting, one
OF the traces became uniastened, the
tongue fell, and the frightened team
ran away. Mr.. vansyckle had his leg
broken at the ankle joint but Is not other
wise injured. Mr.. Gregory sustained in
ternal injuries, and is suffering from con-
cussion Of the brain. His condition is
critical, but his physicians and friends en- =
tertain hopes of his recovery.
, 1877-10-26

THE great magician King will give an
exhibition of his powers In Good TEN.
plars' Hall, Saturday evening, commenc-
Ing at 1870. lie says he will perform all
the mediumistlc powers Of modern spiritu
allst. We understand Peck Is not to be
compared to this man, when 1t comes to
seances, which he claims will be public,
and by lamp-light. Those that saw Peck,
should certainly attend this exhibition.
, 1877-10-26

MmS the NJ Ay'i bias larsa b.
F'Asscr err' hrrv. ~ Nrrr ssiS-nlv asrrlss
~. tts man .ss'nftsus - o a-hf rr tfs
vharf We r,1rl % g. uvns f.r a.
item AMI az - oud -v frsm ths coo.
i'''o'l' ~as arifs nyiHg arouad n th-
crouL Ma pishing b. " ssAai Arr. A" w.
'Tsan h. rstrsai, sSTs,ii1g rvyry usamsu,
10 wiiHs-. a h'ooiy .nrsuu,rr. resulting
in To dr2is - somr ~ our ls-, citlnrus
p'1en 10. ani tsl.oll D. ear surpri-s. came
cat of use crUwL gith BIZ faithful rifss on
his sioufirr. car jogiai frssud Pike. ON
hss arrival many friends eDuld no, VI him
pas without wishing him well. Mr.. T..
has been over 10 Portland working Ia th.
q. 5. y. Cos shipyard. lie could stand
the lever and agse shake be- experienced.
0ui when The country caught the disease,
~e expect IL shook him out.
, 1877-10-26

PER DAKoTA.-Passengers for Port
Townsend, N. d. Hill, Miss Katie Hill,
ID. Allen, and in steerage. Freight foI
c Eisenbeis, pkgs; j +, 2pkgs; Jones
Is; G Bartlett, lO6; r s. Co, IA; DOdd &
Pugh, 3; Waterman & Katz go; F. j. 80;
ID T. Pugh, 2; j l. Morris |.
, 1877-10-26

WE are pleased to notice that Port
Townsend does not propose to be very far
behind her sister towns in literary point
We have now an organized literary ano
musical society, with A, r. Huffman as
President; VIM. A. Inman, Vice Presi-
dent, and ThOs. DrummOnd, Secretary
, 1877-10-26

PORT ADMIRAL We understand that
q bill will be introduced in the Legislature
10 create the office Of Port Admiral tor
The harbor of Port Townsend and to de-
nne his duties, which will be somewhat
similar to those of harbor master. An
officer of this kind is in every commercial
city.
, 1877-10-26

DURING the past week, the following
vessels have been in the harbor at this
place. all consigned to Messrs. Rothschild
& Co.: bk. Litchficld, bk. Sarah bk. Free
mont, brit. bk. Brit Holmes, ship Free
man Clark, ship Brown Bros, bktne. w.
III. Diety, bkne. ID. S. Williams.
, 1877-10-26

OUR Honorable Councilman J, A, Kuhn,
made us flying visit this week, returning
10 10 lls post the next day. He reports
M vm rything at the Capital being "lovely."
,, I'VE should judge SO, as he has just intro
uIv, a bill Regulating marriages
Rather misty"
, 1877-10-26

ANOTHER man has been murdered in
Seattle. This time he was found dead
and had no doubt been disposed of for his
money, as he was identified, and was
known to have coin to notable amount.
, 1877-10-26

A socIABLE dance at Coupyille Is about
the Inst excitement now numbered among
the things of the past. Some OF our Port
Townsend sprouts attended and exercised
their little "footses". Go to them for
further information.
, 1877-10-26

A PARTY OF officers from the Lackawana
went over to the lower end Of WILDLY
Island this week. in search OF small game.
The pouring rain on a part Of the day
selected, doubtless did rot enhance their
snort.
, 1877-10-26

WE observe that MI. II. L. Tibbals has
cover placed on one Of his express wa
gons, to keep the rain and storm Off his
passengers
, 1877-10-26

ihE oregon press are "going for" a
"'turer named Dillon Eagon. They
sl'Im he isa snake-iD-tle-grass, q wolf
"-'he'ps, clothing, stair deceiver, " ETC.,
ETC., etc.
, 1877-10-26

OUR reporter happened In store the
other day and saw some nice carpet spread
OUT on the floor, and observed smiling
young man scrutinIzing It's exquisite
colors. We have said enough. Send us a
large piece, II you please.
, 1877-10-26

Mr.. Shaw, Of Dungeness, started for
this place a few days ago with little
daughter in quest Of medical aid, and
when off point Wilson. she died.
, 1877-10-26

Mr.. G. NJ. Haller, OF this town. has
gone over to the Swinomish flats fora few
days, on business.
, 1877-10-26

~. Stereoscopic views OF all important
points on Puget Sound Il California for
sale at Jas. Jones.
rr Just received lot of Eastwick
Morris & Co.'S maps Of Puget Sound and
vicinity.
, 1877-10-26

lhE poem from "Zeb," being so length
) We cannot publish 1t this week.
, 1877-10-26

4 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT HENRY LANDES AND ABE
REIss have been this day Sept 1871 admitted the firm of
Rothschild Co., formerly consisting II. RoTHSCHILD.
Thankful for past liberal patronage respectfully solicit costuu
Aneeo Of the sam for the uew firm
ID. G. n. Rothschild.
, 1877-10-26
NJ O II L @ "a.

ALL persons indebted the old ROTHSCHILD up
September 1877 will please settle thirty
their will be placed the hands Attorney
ID. g. IT. ROTHSCHILD
Port Townsend, Sept. Z, 1877.
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A. CREGAR s. Co, Publishers,
1853 Market St, Chattanooga, Tenn
Renovation. NOT prostration.

Did any human being ever become strong
under the operation of powerful catharties
or saliv.tnts9 IT'S necessary sometimes to
regulate the bowels, butsthat can not be
done by active purgation, which exhausts
the vital forces and serves no good purpose
whatever. The only true way to promote
health and vigor, which are essential to the
regularity of the organic functions, is to in
vigorate, discipline and purify the system at
the same time. The extraordinary efficacy
of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters in cases of
debility or irregularity of tho organs of
digestion, assimilation, accretion and dis
charge, is universally admitted. Appetite,
good digestion, a regular habit OF body,
active circulation of the blood. and purity
of all the animal fluids, are induced by this
superb tonic and corrective. 1t has no
equals. moreover, as preventative of
chills and fever, and other types Of malarial
disease. To elnigrants and travellers, it is
particularly servieeable rs medicinal
safeguard.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-24
THE CAPTURE OF KARS,

The fortunes of war still favor the
Russians in their contest with the
subjects of the Sublime Porte, and
last week they scored victory which
will probably exercise great influence
in bringing about an early termina-
ton of hostiIities favorable to the
Muscovitc. Fifteen thousand Rus
slams under Grand Duke Michael as
saulted the fortified city of kars, de-
Tended by about an equal number of
Turks, and after a fierce fight of sew
eraI hours captured the city and the
entire Turkish garrison, including
over IA, 200 men and large quantities
of munitions of war.
The early fall of Erzeroum is now
looked for, and when this occurs the
triumph of the Russians in Turkish
Asia will be well nigh complete. No
important movements have taken
place in Bulgaria for some days, but
vigorous preparations are being made
for great events there, particularly at
Plevna.
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A special license of $500 has been
imposed by the Police jury of Caddo
parish upon all persons who buy or sell
seed or unginned cotton. We do not
doubt the good motives of the CaddO
jury, and it is unGeniable that their
action is aimed at a species of traffic
which intiicts great injury upon cot
ton planters, but we are at a loss to
know whence the authority is derived
for the imposition by Police Jury of
a license tax upon business from
which no license is exacted by the
State.
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The press convention callsd to
meet in New Orleans on the 5il of
| November was even greater failure
than the Baton Rouge affair OF Octo-
Der Is. At the latter two listing
editors and the local quill driIer as
sembled in melancholy mood, smiled
LOUDLY and adjourned but tile for
mer convention comprised only the
solitary sorrel top of Brother Amos
scribbler-in chief to Capt. Cqwden,
how you mnckamuck of the Bahtaria
Canal. Well as long'as the indepen-
dent country editor who don't have
free tickets on the railroads aud ,team-
boats, nor his hat chalked at breign
boarding houses, can stay at home
and get twenty cents worth OF Cen
tennial bake-p for six dollarsin adj
vertising space, we don't see what
benefit is to be derived from press
convention anyhow.