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TrETEs SUN
FOR THE
Campaign Against National Fraud


President who was not elected by the people having
been inaugurated at Washington through processes u
fraud, We call upon honest men of all parties TO raly 10
gether determined and perNst mt enort for ht core
recuon OF tins wron. and for the punishment OF Nc
suilty to be enforced through the ballot box
For this outrage upon the right OF si government me
Republican party and its chosen managers are primary
responsible but the men who have taken orcr throu-h
such means, and who are actually exercising the power
Of the Government upon such authority are Waf'tD 'H
guilty hsn they who conceived and executed u.s unpAr
Al,led political swihdle
The Fraudulent President and his advisers HAVING m
d'riaken 20 iorsaks the Hucirnt ways OF the Re- PUBS m
party, AMI having invited Democrat ana ionn'r hlt'
tooocupy one Of the most important Offices IN the
net. propose to debauch the honest public s'uuuer i
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DENNsYLvANIA HAILKoAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
on and jane 25 1871. leave New YORK. via
ptshros~,s and tOrtandi streets Ferries a. follows
EXPRESS Harrisburg fitt>lu-sh, the West AMI SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, A NJ, D and $50
daily.
For Milhamsport Lock Haven. CORY, and Erie At 30
+. NJ, CONNECTING at CORY Tor Ttu-Nille. Petroleum
Centre. and te Oh Regions For NiAamsporI and Los n
Haven. - 4. VI.
FOR Baltimore, Washington, and the South Limited
Washington Express u, Pullman Parlor cars dmiy,
except sunday, q 80 A arrive Wasling ton loF NJ.
Regular AIS ~ A NJ, l, Il, ami sS1f NJ sunday. d
ana : sol VI.
Express Tor Philadelphia. 7 40 : 10 o % 10 Limited
10 80 NJ 4. :. D. - !. amt : 90 r. VI sunday, . A
8. ~, Z, and . 80 r. NJ Emisrant and second class 7
N.
For trains - Newark. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton,
Trenton, Perth Amhny. flcmin.io ton bgNlir,r. AMI
other points. local schedules M All Ticket hncnr
Tram. arrive From Pittsburgh, ~ and 90 ~ VI AMI
10 ~ T. daily. ~ 10 4 VI q Pr VI daily, except
Monday. From Washington AMI BALTIMORE, Il 3D. 70 li
A. llO % 40. nni lOlu = VI. SUNDAY. 90. - VI
NJ From fhilairlphiH. . n1. % 80 - 3D. 40 3D. Do ~
~ spA .2lO. No. a.lu go. ~. 90 90, ami 10 =
T. NJ sunday. ~ go, lJAJ, ~ 30 A NJ go ani
10 .oF VI
Ticket Oirrcs. 5.6 and aii Rroadway, Aston HOUSE
amt loot of DE- .hrn-se- amt tuftAnit sis Court IT,
BruuAlyn. M ild ant Va Hudson st, luhnkcn De
PRANK THOMSON, /. T.. FARMER
ttutrnl Manner. General fus>u uacr Agnut
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1roposaIs.
PRor,osA,l,iiss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is.

Il
OffICK SUPERINTENDENT SfA-E PRINTING.
sAcKAsrSrn. cal. july 20 ISL
Scaled proposals will he received thl, office until
Oct L. ISL at u O'Clock Tor furnishing paper tor the
state Printing once Tor the coming year IN quaii', ana
quanttr, schedule Ia b, furnished Application
H. the Supe rintcnicut OF state frnung.
Bidders Will please furnish samples, with price per
pound per rcAm Tor the different weights. ami also
names OF makers whose stock they propose 10 supply
Bidders will state their prices In gold coin
Paper will not be required before Auy 10 rI7 10 he
furnished in such quantities, more "r less, ~ may be
needed and ordered from time TO time hN I'll, sueiin'
nicnt STATE Printing Payne nis TO be made IN war
rants upon the STATE Treasury. 800
uun 5j2 ot the Political Code provides that; NO
bid shall be considered unless ACCOMPANIED by cerunei
check IN the sum of Two Thousand lulafs sold com.
PAYABLE to the the u the lcup, OF the
State OF California, conditioned that II the bidder re-
the award OF the contract he Will, within tirty
days enter into buni IN the sum of Ten Thousand Dol
lars with two more suretrs to be approved by the
Governor the STATE that he will faithfully perform tie
conditions of his All bids must be tor the iur
n-hng ami delivery OF the paper AT the state Printing
once In the city OF sacramento, 50 that the state shan
not be charged Win any oost oI transportation or
delivery"
The Hoard the right to reject any or all bids
and 10 accept all or any portion Of any BID
Proposals To te en- iOrsed Proposals for Paper Tor
siAt Printing ONCE"
Bidders invited 10 be present At opening q bids
FRANK 7. THOMPSON.
Supt Stat. Printing.
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tinantlal.
Gtal e state.
cfor Sals ano % GIT.

FEW n,w AMI pretty cottages 20 rvnt a. sio
n OWNER IL s3d st south Brooklyn
OFFICES TO I.Er-in second story sun huiiln,,
" front ami rear well lighted ami steam heated. Ap-
tly at Publication Occ. Nassau aui Fraus OFT si%
rI'uE STORE ld8 Nassau It. sun binding 20 et
suitable inr banking, insurance, or general uuHne,s
steam heated. Apply a. the sun FuDAcauon Once 10
Nassau Il
a THIRD Av.-i-t floor business or dwelling. only
~ 80 monthly. housekeeping roums from p W't bly,.
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miscellaneous.
UPTOWN Advertisers

NAV leave their favors THg Sus At the only author
led uptow advert ~emcnt offices,
,s.I- Broadway. corner Of alst st. til ID T VI an
West 23i opposite Grant Oprra House. and 100
80 nN corner vi ifth 81, untll = L. NJ
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6stursions.


JARRETT a. PALMER's MIDSUMMER
CRUISE.
A WEEKS RECREATION
ALONG TIE
PICTURESQUE NEW ENGLAND COAST
on board nf the very pnnular steamer
GRANITE STATE
MONDAY MORNING. JULY ~, lsII -.
The elegant marine hotel the GRANITE STATE LIP
tons burden will leave New York from Fer No ~, T.
X neck slip ats A VI loot OF sd ST., Il H., al ~
NJ, visiting the following -
NEW LONDON ROCKY POINT
PLQrOT HOUSE,, FALL RIVER
BLOCk ISLAND NEW HEDFORD.
NARRAGANSITr PIER. OAK BLUFFS.
NfWPnRf MATTHIAS VINEYARD.
PROVIDENCE NANIltkEI, Nc. NC
Returning. Tho GRANITE STATE will reach New York
EARLY SATURDAY MORNING.
LIMITED NUMBER go OF TICKETS
ONLY WILL BE ISSUED -
FARE, for the entire cruise
No charge FOR bcrihs
MEALS ON BOARD. A LA CARTE,
o the American plan - day including breakfast
dinner and supper .....
TICKETS can SOW he secured at the ONCE Of The NEW
YORK TRANSFER co, No Oii Broadway, and RuII-
MANS. III Broadway. next to Trinity Church where
circulars descriptive VI route, Of scenery, ana incident
may also he uhtBinrd.
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LHANy TRON ntnAY HOATs :

y NIMHNND gnu NANILH INIM ,7u0 ,7,.TIN .,
NNacA f,rrs, West Point, Nrwl Ireu, fOughkrrpNie,
nrciion Win Ncw York tcrtral ID Il ior the West and
with rNr,ss tlWns ior s"nten, ,'Nnii ana othel
sauo dAN 81 lehrt, or .uupou-tu ON u olson ktri
H. are received ou hoard ior lhs.ale. fktk TRANS
fERrum AMI CO. Rlunkhn rnumt urihg july - v steam
boat Leaves JcMrle wharf Fulton ST. At p H. \ NJ
Tickets over New York Ctnual AID tor saratoga on s
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BoarO anN acums.

f-'~N''~'
ENTaRECEIvEDfo Tor raAsus
n IN iiohoNcn AT ~ "isnn.ion Il
A SPLENDID large front room comfortably fur.
n nl,hcd ior hogsekceling, 10 respectable couple,
prNale house. 2i7 East ION 81, near "a av
A FURNISHED room, to lcti ~ housekeelns to
"A respectable married couples al 81 stanton st. sec
ond block from BuWery.
ATs0 HUDSON ST, CORNER Harrison, Lodging
~ and Housekeeping rooms FL - per week Amer
lean family
AT 20 JONES ST. near Bleecker, west nj 9th nv.
h-futm'h'd rooms Tor housekeeping also nan room,
ROAHDINGs!ngle or douhle, a. and SAP ler
- week LADIES' 80, table boarding, 80 per week 10
Hudson II
BOARDING for men. also ladies' large and small
- rooms gents SioO ana 81 adlrs $50 -o' +lstsI
CHEAPEST furnished rooms IN the eily.-Rospect
~ able amiilrs or gentlemen, 81 - upward 10 EH@a
beth II, near Br0ome.
FURNISHED ROOMS 70 let with Or without
1 board icIms reasonable so East loth 81 INST
FURNISHED rooms complete for hou-ckccpng
a. an u -; SINGLE rooms ~ - - IA CLINTON ST.
FURNISHED ROOMS to let to single men, or to
man and wie, ma private house l@1 broomr II
L,IRNISuED rooms Tor nllilics and han bedrooms
Il ior eenu'meu, sl2a per week. ~ ohNci IT.
GENTLEME IN can have bonrd large, airy rooms,
~ hhll, ~" To -, Also w lNurs mple DoaIulhs'
$500 80 Hudson H., corner ol Beach
EENTLEM IN. also man and wife, emu be accom-.
~ undated Win good board anu comfortable rooms al
No ldS Canal t.
HALL HEDRODM, neatly furnished, rent sl.1o
IL yer week. IA \anck st., near Spf'ns
DOOMs neatly furnished Tor gentlemen Or house
IL accepting 2rl Grand II second Hour.
% YOI No MEN can have good board, Pheasant front
ruuni., ~ 80, ladies, man and wue 1870 Madison ~.
LARGE furnished front rooms Tor housekeeping.
u ~ tp w 40 weekly, private house. $50 Bruome ST.,
corner III Mulberry
SI MONROE near Market st-Furni.led room.
~ suitable iur one or two quiet men, ~ 80 or VIZ,
board, -, private house.
or III DsON ST, third floor front room. n.rni she'd
"i"HlL " WV
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pAelrIe MAII.ANDrANAMArMANsIr


- 10 1LAsGOW BELFASf. AMI Lon pONDERRY
Prom fl,r - loot OF Canal i, X
STATE or rtNNSNLNANlA Thursday, July %
STATE or NtNAnA THURSDAY, Ans.
Saloon and cabin passages al lowest rates Storage,
AUSTIN BALDWIN \ co Agents - broadway
Speragv tickets nj 40 Broadway and al Company ppr
M 1 n
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Gust nnN fOunS.
auttloa llotitts.

1C.-.JIIE NAHs. -Single iute yarn to Close for
easl n and IS Mest IIousionst
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INMAN LINE.-NNa STEAMERS

NATIONAL LINE.-rirrs "a ami 81, North aver
~ FOR LONDON
.ERlN. July ~ ga HOLLAND Ang . - 30A.
FOR QuEkNsfONN ANp LINEkiOOl4
Tho Quern.July n, . T. w. ITALY ........Aug T. ~ W.
10Y Pr July * "A SPAIN .....A An. l.. ~ NJ
cabin amt ,icerase passage and drafts rpn - inward
issued atNtry low rates Company 81 ''h hruadNAy
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SEAwANnAkA sUNDAY ENcUM.IoN
Shipplno.

ANCHOR LiNEtI,Tr NAH STEAMERS
10 GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY, Oh LIVERPOOL.
INIEKMI nlATE so. SlEfkA AGE, s23
10 LONDON AND SOUTH ANPrON
TWICE A MOS III. SAME RATES
CONTAIN OFFICES. hnWLl>G GREEN
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VI fANi steamers between Sow YORK ani llhNrc,
cains AZ Plymouth Great Britain Tor the landing pas
srnerrs. wil sHi tom Pier a.. y Il
IkANrL, trudole ......., Wednesday, Aug. |, o 4
PFKEtkE. panre. Wednesday, Aug ., +. ~.
hatts VI passage greatly reduced.
LOUIS De HIBlAN. Agent 81 Broadway.
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ANrx EXCURSION EXTRAORDINARY.

n
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE MILES ON TIE
,nEAVIiiuL HnpsnN t9E g ctNyissvc
CAPT JAMES LYNCH,
will make regular sunday morning excursions 10 New.
burgh. landing Mt Y,nkcrs Iona l-land. West Point tod
spring and Cornwall. leaving Fulton Ferry, BrouklAn.
n West 10Th st. 20 and West glth Il. 4. NJ An
Illustrated map giving full details OF the different points
ut iutcrus on the mobile Hudson. will be- pres nted to
each passenger BAulunis grand military brass band
will play select music during the entire trip Fare Tor
the round trim Is cents Children free.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-17

The secretary of the navy, in his
recent reply to II resolution of tho
House Of Representatives., making
inquiry in relation to hours Of labor
ot navy yards, says men arc re-
quirod to work eight hours per day,
but aro permitted to work ten, if
they desire. They arc paid accord
ing to tho rates fixed for zach num-
Dor of hours. The rulo is tho same
in all tho yards
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-17
Ayers C0thartic Pills.

For All tho purposcs ofa Family phyaic
ana tor curing ContiyenCaY, Jnundice,
IndIEc>tt.n, Foul S:onlnoh, Breath,
lieatihche, .E!rynipelnb, l,heunn-
t1an, ,1rup:iong and Sx III Discusses,
Euiousnesa, Dropsy, 1umors,
Worms, Neurolgia; as Dim
nor Pm, for puriIYlnl. tho Blood.
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CARE OF TIE FORTS.

"a portion of tho militia could
protect tho forts nnl public proper
ty in the difloront Stntcs. 1t would
servo az instruction for them and
would cost no more than the present
system Of guarding them with rogu-
lars. This military organization is
the strongest one possible for tho
United States under tho present
institutions Of tho country. When
they rely upon standing army TO
preserve order and not on tho conr-
ngc and patriotism Of tho citizons
then the whole theory Of govorn-
mont has changed, and wo will bo
living undcr centralized burcaucrn
cy resting on governing by tho
army. General Sherman said, IF
it wcro not for the army tho Amori
can people would be Il mob. II this
il truo then the American people II.
Il mob kept in order b. tho bnyonct.
The Generals views nro given for
their intrinsic valuo, and Congross
and tho country nro welcome to make
tho most OF them"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-17

are still the most thorough and search
ing cathartic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses Of one pill Il day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
orous health.
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than quarter Of n century, and
have obtained a world wide reputation
Tor their virtues. They correct dis
caScd action In the several aSSimila-
tive organs Of the body, and are so
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely withstand or
cvadc them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints OF every
body, but also formidable and danger
GUS discusses that have baf!lcd the best
OF human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, ut the same
Time, the safest and best phySic for
children. by their apGricnt action
they grippe much less than the common
purGntivcS, and never give pain when
tie bowels are not inlamcd. They
rcach tho vital fountains Of the blood,
ana strengthen the system by freeing
IL from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
In all climates, containing neither
calomcl nor any dclctcrious drug,
these Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-conting pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm Gun arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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tho Lun1l,oehr or Armce Iervito-
TIE PLAN.

"Tako S10,000,OOO from the army
appropriation and apply it to the
rnilitia. Divided among the States,
it will give Virginia 100000 for
her quota. With that sum will
undertake to have enrolled, instruct
cd and drilled in proper camps Of
instruction under proper officers,
5000 Of as good troops as arc no
ccssary for any emergency. In tho
same ratio l75,O00 good soldiers
could be trained in tho Union and
held in readiness. Tho State should
be allowed to organize and onicor
their own militia. Tho surplus
officers Of tho United States army,
after n proper term Of sorvico on
tho frontier in actual camp life,
should bo stationed in tho States to
supervise and instruct militia, in
spcct thoir condition and report how
tho appropriation is expended
1t would be proper to keep the cuore
of tho regular army as to it's
staff and commissioned officers on
Il scale sufficient for force of co.
600 or 100000 mon. Whom tho
militia was callod out tho whole ma
chincry Of service would bo complot-
cd by putting them (thc ol]iccrs) ut
onco in 1T.
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JOB WORK.

Bill Heads, letter Heads, Envelopes
Posters, Cards, Invitations, Tickets, &c.
neatly executed At this ollico, Gil ZAP
yOA CASH.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

Ono square o.. inDcrtion 81 90 For
each subsequent inscrtion SOC. Obitua-
ries and Tributes of Respect charged for
- ad ' ortiscincnts. Liberal discount lnado
I Or contract advertisements.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NTOTTCE is hereby given that applioa-
IN tion will be made Mt tho next session
of tho Legislature, to altor and amend
tho Charter Of tho town of Winnsboro.
South Caroline.
BY ordor OF Town Council:
VIM. N. CHANDLER,
nov 1-tim Clerk.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Th.Woskly Ono Year. $40
Z" H1-months. 20
=" " Thr Q months. 10
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UNITED STATES MILITIA.
NO VEI TfEIV,S or IN EX-
CONI'ItD ItK1 re.

How to Incroaso tho Military Forco
Without Creating Il Standing Army
Organizing q Militia for Future
ContinGencios.
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NoTTCH7.

A LII persons having Claims against
IL Jas. II. Aiken, dooeased, nre hereby
requested present the Same, properly
attested, OH or before tho first day Of
January next. And all persons indebted
to JAS II. Aiken, dccoasod, arc horeby
notified to pay mp on or before the first
day Of December next.
II IL. ELLIOTT,
. ~ k<A Aaministsstce.
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ARC the most
effective and
congcnial pur-
gativc cvcrdis-
covered. They
arc mild, but
G Me ctual In
t II cir Op era
t o II, moving
the DO Is
surely an q
without pain.
Although gen
tic in their OPP
nrnftnn k1,nn
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D.suatchcs from Lima 8

Dispatches from Lima, announce
that Don Nicolas De Pisruk, revolu-
zionist. and his suite. have Surrendered
them.eive. 10 the Peravisz authorities
with the iron clad surr,-d ship HauAar,
which his partissns had seized
The British and African Steam Navi-
CATION Cos steamer Gambia was
wrecked on the 18th Of Nay at Cape
Palmas The CT, " ana passengers were
saved
MANCHESTER, june 5.--.i Vief.aa
dispatch says: The Turks esagsets.r
their troubles Il Is believed tia, the
main body OF the Russian center i.
still near hars. sBJ that tLc r cent
panic At Erzarun, sas provoked by the
ayiag corps az Cos-acks a'.d ir.,gular.
NEW YORK. June "a special from
Ru,sctuck says; The Turks took T,os-
sessions OF the heights in the rear Of
Grnogova aud opened FIRE on .llc e,semy
this morning. The aim and accuracy
Of the Turkish fire wa remarkable.
The boats were destroyed by j. and it
seems evident that they have some
gunners Of other than Turkish ex,rac-
ton directing their cannon. No Russian
response was made.
CETTiNGE. June There was a
battle to day near Malj,t lasting sew
eral bours. The Turks were defeated
and lost 800 men, The Moutenegrin
losses are not ascert,inei
LONDON. June "a dispatch from
st Petersburg says: Prince Gorts.
cbakoffs note 10 Lord Derby, of which
Count Schouruaf is bearer. states that
the Gar does no. want any territorial
increase in Europe. but only desires the
autonomy for Bul garia and the inde-
pendence Of Roumanla aud Servis.
He also demands the cessicn Of Ar.
minis, from Bayfield, TO the coast, but
not including Erzerum.
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LEwIs County ITEMS.

LEwis COUNTY ITEMS Csntervills
people are making arrangements to
have . grist mill erected at the mouth
Of Skookum- Chuck. and work is ex.
pected 10 begin this week. An eastern
millwright is the undertaken. and pro-
poses to put in one set Of buhrs and .
carding ,nschinc, il no receives, suili-
ciss:s encouragement. A race three
quarters Of mile long will be required
.....A Tsachers's Institute has just
bscn organized At Chehalis. :. &. The
ianifssto Of the Lewis County Agri-
ltural Society. organized last month,
ses Mature made Lewis county an
cultural district. aud endowed her
With oil the elements Of production
ave = market slmost ut our door
Aesns Of transportation will CON-
tvorably with thoss Of older Get
slxictA and our farw ~ .s,s .s-.,.
energetic s. any on the habi,ab.c
-. 4 fair 10 10 be held at Che.
der the auspices Of the society,
tng September s6th,
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
GauEfy - kf~U .

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
County II king
IN JUSTICES COURT. ID. ". sELyp, Jus.
/ sie..
To PETER M0STEAU and CHARLES Bur
CESS - feu Are hereby nsfihed that sa.clins
BAXTER and AIt~rt y. Brooks &C. partners under
the arsn Eams II y BAXTER co )" have nle,s
. eoiaplsi.t Against yoc il said Court. which vii
cone oa e. be heard as nay ossee. In tie City a
Seattle. IL King opnfy. ", r. the til day Fl
June. 4. II. lstI. IT the hour IL 10 o'eioek A. u
Of that day And unless yon appear. and then ard
thsrr answer tie saEre all - taken ~ eaufesse.
And the prayer 81 tae plaiatisss granted.
The ehtect sna demand 81 said eofn Amt 10 for
the recovery froEa yen q the II ore handrs 4
dollars. god coin cf the Uuise. states eas upon
a. account fer sao3s, vAres and raerv hAndise
spia sna dsliy~r~d by said :. Baxter Co -
ycs. 81 year spec!sl Instance and rsqaees dnrir z
sAe month OF Msrzs. A II. is-7.
Complaint aa-d May A. u ise-.
Pink publication. Nay u. is7S.
u W. skLYE. Up
Larrasee Hal Il Andrews, Attorneys for plsir.
tin EyIl-w4w
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From Tacoma.


TACOMA. June =, is.,
In. !STELLIGESCLa The Dakota
arrived early this morning She had
ba, small aucun, OF railroad iron On
board. some thirty TINS, and some m.r-
CT =, - for thi, port. She took on
boz. I = quantity OF stsve bolts and lef,
fer Olympus this afternoon. The body
Of the man. Frank Stailer. who has
been missing some weeks. Was found on
the beach IL QaarterrGa>t-r Uarbor by
the United States Cuas. SUrveyin. par.
~ stationed there. and bcirg Identified
by papers fou:i "a 'he body. j: was
Dari-i above hig,-ws.er mark by ,ar-
tlt. fr III mere The n4s StfA-rlnteni-
en-. ot the Sor,bcra Pacific Railroad.
Mr. Sam1e! B.ack. took charge Of the
roai jans -. and seems TO give very
general satisfaction. l..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-06

RON PEsuAsr1N.~-We have
om Mr.. Shoudy. Of Ellens-
= ki,,i,as. . fine specimen
p the Psshas,in quartz lode
By Mr.. ". H. Crockett on
sorcss the PAss. The rock
.Sripsion called rotten
worked out, and shows
gold. which is sprink-
II coarse specks The
working is by the old
which. Ne are t.sisi.
81.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-06

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dress. o shoe, in civ
$ oas or two >
allowed At each rae ighting shots I
= The match sgs
800 aud Goo yards bc Fixed Il.
each range. rnox Seyru round
Any alterations sais.
the SEATTLE team additions v
these conditione, " Might sugre.
e'ei ny the Victor,ata. ] be duly O.
sent IN time 10 make team, and
Engagements for esrrvf the necexsar
Hoiahg that ~ ,g cut ih. IN
brought Ia "a sA,is,,A same NAV
Outstanding. am, 49, arry mu,p,l
+ FL Is truly,
Sccs sTCHER.
- ~< b. C. Il
PURE Mocha Coaer
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-06

. 0ssnstlts anti ut
tnars substantial
expected fiis
. ~ aine # that
~I.ssrlct ts--
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