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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE SEC
ona Judicial District, Of the Territory Of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver,
for the counties OF Clarke, kiicl.i1at and
Skamana
William {. Hazard rs. Hamilton J. c.. Max
on, Arabella Maxon, n. 7. Cation
and l.. Il. Nash.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District OF the Territory OF
Washington. holding terms at Vancouver.
fer the counties OF Clarke, Klickitat and
Shamana
Complaint filed in the County OF Clarke, in
the otiiceof the Clerk OF said District Court.
the fourteenth day OF September A. D.,
1877.
To Hamilton j. G. Maxon, Arabella Maxon
y. /. Cation and L. B. Nash,
Deiendants:-
In the name of the United States of Amer.
lea, you and each of you are hereby reouir, d
10 appear IN an action brought against YOU V
the above-named Plaintiff III the District
Court of the Second Judicial District OF the
Territory of Washington, holding terms at
Vancouver, in Clarke County, for the coun-
ties of Clarke, kickitat and Skamania and
to answer the complaint filed therein Ia copy
OF which accompanies this summons) within
twenty days Exclusive OF the day OF Service).
after the service on You of this summons-if
served within this county: or ii served out
OF tins county, but within the Second Judi
cal District. within thirty DAYS: or il served
out of said District, then within sixty DAYS
or judgment by default VIII be taken
against you according TO the prayer OF said
complaint.
The said action is brought to recover from
YOU, the said Hamilton j. c. Maxon and Ar
bella Maxon, the sum of seven hundred dol
lars in United States Currency with interest
thereon from the ith day Of February. 1876.
at the rate OF two per cent per month, paya-
bic tri-ennially, and ii not so paid, to be
compounded with the principal and the
amount to bear like interest together with
ten per cent on the whole amount due, as an
attorneys fee. and the sum of sixteen dollars
and tiften cents taxes and all costs of this
suit; the said principallntereS and attorneys
fee, being the amount due upon a certain
promisory note made by Hamilton j c. Max
on and Arabella MaXon in favor of the PLAIN
tiff; and u forclose a mortgage made by the
said Hamilton J. G, MaXon aud Arabella Max
on 10 secure the payment 81 said note, and 10
forever bar and iorcclose the equity OF re.
demption claimed In the mortgagtd premises
ty the defendants y. T Cation aud L. b. Nash /:
aud you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear and answer said complaint as above re-
quired, the Plaintiff win take iudgmeutagainsl
you, the said Hamilton j. c. MaNon and Ara
bella MaXon for the sums 81 money above stat
ed, decree Of foreclosure oi said mortgage
aud judgmcntfcr attorneys fee. taxes and costs
OF suit as prayed for, and judgment against
you, the said y /. Cation and l.. 3 Nash for
ever barring and iorceiosing your equity OF re-
dempiion claimed in the moFtgaged premises
aforesaid
Witness; ROGER $. GREENE. ESQ. Judge Of
- the said District Court, and the Seal
Is Of said Court this Goth day of Sep
~ tembcr, A. D., 1871
RIG. O'BRIEN. Clerk
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az Acres 3 miles north of Nancou-
w Yer. Thirty acres creek bottom land,
fenced and under cultivation, 20 acres excel
lent timber land handy to market. Price
$1,000, on easy terms.
az Acres y miles north Of Van
~ couver. Dwelling house and barn,
40 acres under fence, II acres creek bottom
land fenced and under cultivation. Price
81, 200, on easy terms.
~ Acres , miles north of Van
~ couver. Twelve acres of creek bot
toni and, fenced and under cultivation. \
large shed barn on the premises. The best
garden tract in Clarke county. Price 81, 200.
Terms easy.
IN. Is. dy G to ]G market. good I road " to
Vancouver. They are the most desirable
tracts in the county. Title L. S. Patent.
For further information, apply to
W. BYRON DANIELS.
Vancouver, W. L.
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81 rur nIsrRIcr CorRT OF nine SIC.

INTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC.
I oud Judicial District, of the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver Tor
the counties OF Clarke klickitat and Skamania
). c. Willard and W. J. Van Schuyler, part
ners in business at the city OF Portland
IN the state Of Oregon, under the
firm name and style of
Willard * Van Schuyler, Plaintiffs,
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Pacific Division.
KALAMA AND TACOMA.
DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTEDD
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Kolama ....l1:20 AN. Tacoma. $50 NJ
Tacoma. $50 A. NJ Kalama. IL: 80 p
CONNECTIONS.
At Kalama with @. S. y. Co.'s boats for all
points on Columbia river.
at Tenino with Stages for Olympia.
At Tacoma with steamers for Seattle,
OLYMPIA and all other points on Puget Sound,
on SATURDAYS and Wednesdays AT q A. M, with
steamers for Port Townsend Victoria, Nanai-
mo- New Westminster and Fraser River.
Connecting tri-mOnthly with Pacific Mail
Steamship Companys Steamers from NICIO-
RIA to SAN FRANCISCO.
Through fare from Portland to San Francis
co..
Cabin .........$ 25 90 Storage .Sl2 90
Through tickets for sale at the Office Of the
O. ). y. Co, Portland, Oregon.
SAMUEL a. BLACK,
General Superintendent.
II. W. FAIRwEATHER,
General Ticket Agent.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC.
L Ond Judicial District, OF the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver, for
the counties Of Clarke, klickitat and Skama-
MIA.
Charlotte Ann Bate VS. Peter V. Bate
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District of the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver
r,r he cOuntip- of Clarke. kllcl<ltat ana SKA
mania.
Complaint filed in the County of Clarke, In the
office of the Clerk of said District Court, the
eighteenth day of September, A. d., 1877.
To Peter V. Bate, Defendant:-
In Che name of the United States of Amer
lea. YOU are hereby required to appear IN an
action brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff in the District Court OF the
Second judicial District OF the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver, III
Clarke County. for the counties OF Clarke,
Klickitat and Skamania, and to answer the
complaint filed therein Ia copy of which ac-
COMPANIES this summons), within twenty
DAYS exclusive of the day of service after
the service on YOU of this summons-lt served
within this county; or, II served out OF TINS
county, but within the Second judicial us
trict, within thirty days; or, II served out OF
said District then within sixty days-or
! Judgment by default viii be taken against
you according to the prayerof said complaint
The said action is brought to obtain De-
cree Of Divorce from you the said Peter V.
Bate DEPENDENT herein, and that SAID PLAIN
tiff may be restored to her former name,
Charlotte Ann Morse, and You are hereby
notified that if you fail to appear and answer
said complaint, as above required, the Plain.
tiffwill take Decree and Judgment as prayed
for in her complaint herein.
Witness: ROGER ). GREENE, Judge
- of the SAID District Court, and the
/ Is. Seal ofthe said Court, this eight
| - zenith day OF September A. D., 1877.
r. G. O'BRIEN, Clerk.
/ per G.. T. Mcconnell, DEPUTY.
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Deeds, Mortgages, &c. Dew "ss wv i. AsI

mcnts taken at the ssptPtSpESr Office ny
W. BYRON DANIELS.
Atty. and Notary Public
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC.
L ond Judicial District, of the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver for
the counties Of Clarke, Kliclitat and Skama-
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A BARGAIN.

July It'll. 1877. Il
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03

entirely through his body and. cut
f1dge IN the ground in the rear.
Nine gyms were fred in all, four of
them containing blank cartridges.
Three 'ef the. balls penetrated tho
heart, making but one hole on the
p9dy. --e,4-~
A few minutes after the shooting
q corporal tainted in the ranks.
The Lody was placed in the coffin
and Photographic negative was
obtained Of it, and the 81 ectators
were allowed to Wow it, The color
had entirely left the: face, the mouth
had fallen open. The coffin wos
nailed up at: once, to be taken
The soldiers to Cedar City,
pa$Ewitep.h i9sRsS to Lee" '' wife, Ra0hG|bp~
execution, Ice. Ice, gave what
money he had to the district attor
nay to- he given osRachel, one of
his Yiyesrll 2Helgase his coat to Mar.
{hal Nelson and .o, his scarf to
trt .fl, ~ t.... s. &c.,.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03
, CHAkLEs FosrEn.

I" 1yAsr'irSoF1eo 1e Cry, Feb. 81, 1877.
To 2foa. John ~ Gordon and
Hon. John Young Broson:
II, GENThEMEN: Referring to the
conversation had with you yester-
d@y, 81 in which >Geyernor Hayes
pohey as to the status , of certain
Southern States WAS 'Ascus9ed, we
desire to sd that we can assure you
IN The strongest possible manner of
our great desire to have him\ adopt
such q policy ps, will give to the
people IF the States Of South Caro-
lima and Louisiana the right to con
trol their own affairs in their own
way, subject only to the constitu-
ton Of the United States, apd tho
l'sws made adqs'y iP pursuance thereof,
l}1d 9}nd to ,spy ,.ful ther that, from IN
''aa.cqrainf fllnlce lance With and knowledge Of
|, Governor Hayes and his views we
haye i, 9 the m4toogt '4toog;tt ,complete confidence
t that, ! t. such 81 VIII be tho policy Of hi4
hdmiHistration. 49,,
Respectfully,
SrAN1EY MATTHEW'S,
TtI,p1r Iocn,,,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03
STANLEY MATTHEW'S,
CHARLES FOSTER,
The NewYork World thinks Have

I The NewYork World thinks Hayes
MS in the. SAME predieameht about
houi siapa and South Ca1olipa az
secured, q ''tail holt on an anq iimmense
baaHfahd shortly, iafteFWards' was
heard Bsll6@ing tforhhslpdo"W
'aotyqu Maht help =fonaY lihaained b
fSsg hSS1gV&$ Ii # ttfF4f aFplisa
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REApXrALM- M-FIRE! al
TIE BKECtt7YoN t6FryOLW tD.o tlgE
'.5. 1Ukrlfh0RHt-4N MURDERftReiit j

Tho Tragedy! Oh thhJ S pot wherS the
Mountain Meadows Massacre, was
t,PerpottetedJIAn tBye IWitiiesySiD
scrip;ion 0fthe Scone.r .t,a.i,,,
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oil The Pledges Madefer Hayes.

ftr..s ~ ST .ri(4NJ il',. ..'' G. =.
Much discussion has Of late been
'had over the alleged 'p'ro ..isees made
! by ths friends Of H.yes to the
iSPuthern members of Congress,
iwhhep it was feared thatr~the Dsmo-
cratic majority in the house would
deiay the count, and thus defect
Hayes inauguration. rll The follow.
'lng letters, recently published,
, throW considerable light on the
glbjectn:-J j"d 1"~N i '-.IIS
., HOUSE OF REpRBsENrAT1yEs. -
a. g." y. 10y WAsu1NeroN, Feb, ,26.
l'1o Iton: ,,JohH b. Gore1on qNq
Is Ho'p JJhoe' Yo,ta,g Broiou ,'''@"
| ,GgNrLE,fRk: Referring to the
,Ss,onycrsation had with YOU ye.. .er.,
day,st in, ,wAich, ;Goyernor Hayes
policy as to the status of, certain
Southern Statos w,is discussed, wo
desire tosay ip reply that ;we can
assure you in the strongest possible
manner Of our great desire to have
adopted such a policy al Will give to
tAe. people of South Carolina Nat1d
L4Ppuisiym the right to control thair
own aifA9p}sr ii ip their own way, and to
s',s1,9 further, that wo feel authorized
ftQm all acquaintance With and q
,knewledge' OF: Governor Hayes and
his iews on THY question, toypledge
on, SosaE,s1lves tocyou fEor Ei4r him hqii@q, that such
;!'I"1 iii :f'STS cHAlh1ar,as a,s.r1 rosrrs,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03

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bnsd aid Ia tDo II baIeonl
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03
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Sv !" d :isht GtrA ss$a SaYf i5F FAS1,Se ant
,n"Nl is the .n&A.lSso rrmidf tais eelloice
,rsit t :. On" pn:tlse oet uhc seed sent
S cent ;7oSn:, strmp. TrrM naclaycs TO
one Address SpG1 And tMdY 6eht stGmps,,.
tfYoive Packages sent OH 4taisipt OF So o..
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-10-24
a severe misfDrtune has befhllen W

A severe misfortune has befallen Will
Merchant, conductor ON the Sioux City
and Pcmbina road Thursday forenoon,
while on his up.tr;p, he was suddenly
taken with u severe pain in his right wrist
which finally extended up his arm and
down into his left hand, its center there
being between his third and fourth fingers.
Both hands were almost immediately par
alyzed, since which tims he has not been
able to move finger. They are not stiff,
but can only be moved by outside effort.
His hands are completely benumbed, but
in his wrists and forearms is a pain so ag-
onizing that it almost drives him crazy.
He is under treatment Of one of our ply.
sicians, but he says that unless he gets re-
lief and improvement at once he will
start for Chicago and secure the best med
ical assistance that the city can Afford
In his singular and severe trouble VIII
has the sympathy Of very large circle
Of friends who earnestly hope that he may
soon he restored to soundness and capaci.
ty for that hard work which he has always
so willingly and steadily performed
Journal. . -. &c.. .-..
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Court.

The District Court that convened on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, adjourned Tuesday
evening, the 23d inst Forty-four cases
were disposed of, and among them were
eight Jury trials. For this county it was
the busiest term that was ever held here
Judge Shannon came here to hold cour t.
and instead Of consulting his own ease, the
interests and convenience Of the suitors
and public were considered; opening at
al early hour in the morning and sitting
until 10 and II O'Clock at night, he was
ready on his part and then had occasion.
ally to spur some individuals who we're
slightly slow in proceedings.
When court convenes but once a year,
and when its Calendar accumulates tie
number that does that Of Lincoln county,
it seems almost an o''trage upon the suit
ors that time requires their cases to be
put through by telegraph.
AT this term no such complaint was
heard \ reasonable expedition was urged
by the court. but not in any instance to
the detriment of parties interested.
The kind remarks to the gentlemen of
the Bar.and the officers OF the court, made
by Judge Shannon at the close, were duly
appreciated, and will be remembered as
kind souvenoirs of q gentlemanly and up.
right Judge.
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Independent County Convention

A mass meeting of the Independent and
Greenback voters of Lincoln county, will
be held ut Liacuil Center, Saturday, $, Oct
27th, at 2 O'Clock p. IN, to put in nomina
ton candidates for the county Offices, to
be voted for at the coming November
election; also to transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
convention.
All citizens who il tend to act independ-
emily of the Republican and Democratic
parties, who desire the respect Of the Re-
sumption act, the making Of silver coin,
and Greenback equal legal tender with
gold, the direct issue Of currency by the
Government, in place of National Bank
notes; the equal taxation Of all property,
md those toho are opposed to special legis-
lation in behalf Of capital at tie erpsase Of
the laborsng classes, are cordially invited
10 attend and take part in the proceedings
of the convention.
BY order Of Independent Central Com
mittee,
Cha,rmaa.
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Sudden Deaf Of Col. VIM. Pound ot
Yankt n on Northern Pacific
Train.

News WAS received here yesterday an
nouncing the death OF Col. VIM. Pound
of YankiOn. Deceased moved to Dakota
ii ON Wisconsin, where he was engaged in
In, practice Of law and jpurnallsm,. uine
years ago, and soon after taking up his
residence in Yank,oa WAS app >inted post
master, the present incumoent A. W.
Howard, succeeding him. Four years ago
he WAS appointed United States district
attorney for Dakota, which position he
occupied vt the lime Of his death. He
was also the Yankton agent of the Associ-
ated press. For considerable time he
has been failing under an attack Of con.
sumption, and through Lopes of being
benefited by the trip he took passage ON
the steamer Nellie Peck the last time she
cleared from Yankton, going with her t'
Bismarck, accompanied, by his wife. The
result did not warrant the hopes that been
entertained in regard to the improvement
of his health. although he did not seem
| any worse for his trip upon arrival ut Bis
march. Last Wednesday he and Mrs
Pound started IN a special Car from Bis
marck for ST. Paul, but when near Aiken
he became suddenly worse, n violent hem
orrh ,ge of the lungs setting in, and he ex'
pired Letore lie could be removed from
the car. Wo'd Of the sad occurrence WAS
trlegraphed to Yankton, and Postmaster
| Howard went us saon as possible to meet
Mrs. Pound, who had the remains taken
to st Paul and started for Sioux City
Mr.. Howard went up the roal last night
and met the lown-comins train. accompa
nyin. Mrs Pound and the body to this
civ, where they arrived this morning and
will remain until the departure OF the af
ternoon train for Yankton.
Col. VIM. Pound was an exemplary cit
;zsn and 4 competent official. His career
has been a most crcdi,able one, securing
excellent service for those in whose inter
ps, be lalmred, and u personal reputation
for capabilitv and integrity which was ac
knowiegcd by all. lie was very courte
Gus gentleman, aad his decease will leave
y sa.l void in the social and business life
of his adopted town, and in the offlc'a
ranks Of :he Territory.-S. Q. Journtst
Oct. 20.
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HARRISBURG. D. T., Oct %, ~.

Ed Advocate: In your issue Of Octo'
Der 18th, in relation to the pugilistic en-
counter which took place in the Court
room on the assembling of the delegates
to the County Convention, Oct. 18th, you
say that the cause of the scrimmage was
not anything concerning the Convention
I was not present, Mr. Editor, but an,
informed by parties whose veracity can.
no, be questioned, that the trouble arose
from u dispute abou, certain parties work
ing against Mr. Rolfe with the delegates OF
Springdale township, and in justice e
the parties Interested l make this state
ment and while do not think You inten
tionally made misstatement | do believe
that you were wrongly informed.
EQUlTY.
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Remuneration Party at Lincoln Center
at the r Residence Of Rev. v. q. Conk.
lin, October 3lst, 1877. g..
LINCOLN CENTER, D. T., !
.,..E October 22d. 1877, {

LINCOLN CENTER, D. T.,
u. October 22d, 1877. :
ED. ADVOCATE: We desire to anne"s~'
through your columns that there will r..
A REMUNERATION PARTY
on tho 31st inst, at the residence, and fol
the benefit of Rev. V. B. Conklin, who
has labored among US for the last four
years, and who with his family are in
poor health at present, having been very
sick for some time, therefore incurrlng a
doctor bill as we'll as other expenses; and
the 'hoppers have been no respecter
of persons. t..
You are all cordially invited to their
residence for social visit with the family
before they 60 to Minnesota to spend the
winter, to rest up and regain their health,
rs those feeble in health need the change.
Come one, come all and spend pleas
ant afternoon and evening and leave some
of the proceeds of our bountiful crop TO
cheer them during the cold winter. We
will feel as though we had enjoyed our
Harvest Festival.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
SOLICITING COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Jas. Morrisey, Mrs. X. r. May, Mrs.
F. E. Besse, Mrs. G.. w. Harlan and Mr..
]. G. Carpenter.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
r. r May, B. s. Wales, A. Boynton,
Walter Wilkinson, and Albert Kinsley.
TABLE COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Trueblood, Mrs. J. c. Kinsley, Mrs
Boynton, Miss Emma Harlan, Mrs. j
Wilkinson, Mrs. G.. Ellis, and Mrs. W.
Wilkinson.
By order of the Committee of Arrange.
ments.
n r
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VOL. IL.
Jail.

The Judge in his charge to the Grand
Jury on last Tuesday, directed their atten.
ton to the proprie,y Of the erection of n
Jail In this county, aud suggested that q
suitable one could probably be erected at
an expense Of Iot exceeding $1,000. The
Grand J:ry also in their report st the
close Of their sitting recommended that
the County Commissioners take such steps
as ale necessary towards accomplishing
that object. The Statute requires that be-
fore An extraordinary expenditure can be
made for the construction of Jail, pro.
vided the expenditure would he greater
than could be paid out of the annual rev.
enue Of the county for the current year,
the question Of such expenditure must
first be submitted to vote Of the county
It also makes it the duty of the Board Of
Commissioners to provide for Jail by
renting suitable building at the county
seat, unit! one is built
1t is too late to submit this question at
the election on Nov. 9th, but it seems to
I've made duty of the Commissioners to
rent some suitable building for Jail pur-
poses. This fact having been called to the
attention Of the Commissioners bv the
Court, the Board will in all probability
perfect some arrangements at its next ses.
sion on the Goth inst. There are several
matters to be considered in connection
with this subject, but chiefly the one OF
necessity. II any person is arrested here
now, charged with the commission of an
offence, no matter Of how aggravated a
character, while under arrest, the Sheriff
has to Le constantly with him and if any
interim occurs d"ring the proceedings,
there is no alternative hut to take the prls-
oner into his own family or at some hotel
and procure u guard. Another feature:
We are ~ liable to have the terrible crime
of murder committed here rs was Mime
naha last year and should such occur. we
would I've in Just the unfortunate condition
that county was in; no Jail and the pris.
oner had to be sent to Yankton at a great
expense to the. county. II we had Jail
or sui,sble room or rooms fitted for that
purpose, u good deal Of the disgracefu!
conduct that is frequently exhibited upon
our streets could be checked. One sad
illustration was given in view Of the Hon.
Judge, last Sabbath, of a noisy drunken
man racing up and down the streets.
If men will 80 de5ase themselves as tn
have no regard for public decency, law, "r
the feelings Of others, then they should
be punished for it. Should there be Il
place provided where such persons could
BE- properly confined, it would need but a
few endorsements Of the law to entirely
check such lawless and dissraceful pro-
ceediugs. A better, more honest aud in
dustrlous class Of people are not generally
found in new country than we have, but
the erring ones should be taught whole
some lesson that would not only prove
beneficial to them, but Of great relief to
Others. In word it would be Il matter OF
economy to make suitable provisions for
III. retention Of such as by law are to be
committed.