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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25

sreitt bas @crlanssn nod einem iolden
INNER mebr I'M I'D.
untermalbem. 1ie Neaieruno
serbistst Der i&uIpHi&tisen Susenb bas
|@du9en.
9Ir!ei.
Nus gonifantincpel tpirb Der &. z.
unter Dem Stem Ne3smber beri&tet +:
Him Icntas in Der Morsenfribe fubr
Der Sultan an 8orb bes Ycrtepi 9iaIe,
BON pielen boben OfHeieren 2esleitet,
pom NoIma Sasbi@e nod ben prin.
ieninieln. nm Der Grptcfcn zines 9or=
psbos beisupobnen, tper&er Der eee-
l&ule auf 5alsi eeseniiber ing Meer
per'entt tuoroen mar. Ser eiierne.
eplinoerformise 9crpehc emtbielt bei<
lduHs $50 Osia u Ola sIei& l ailo
100 @ramm) Nrmitronspuluer uno
mar bo,u beitimmt, elm ou%bersepobn.
lid srobes. auber genutuns seIettes
S&uli&iH su sertriimmern. llnaefdbr
in Der G%ntfernuns BON brei Wiertel
Mssile BON BEN benz llntersange se-
iueibten 5abr3euse mo9te Die taijer.
li@e Da@t 6aIt mnb Der sultan eab
bag 3ei&en sur Nusfabrnng. @eniac
Nusenblide ipdter ertSnte Elm furdt-
bores. bumpfes, bonnerdbnIi&es Sc.
t0te. bic Sduicr ouf Der Smell bebten
'pie bel einem grbitobe in ibren @runb=
petien. bos iber Dem 5crpebo befno.
!ide s@iH i@ien fubbod in bic Cuff
,u fiesen, barit bann nit Iautem 0rah
IN Sipei 9dlften, in beren Mitte, elmer
WdNerboie e!ei@. cine unsebeure @aI=
ierldule in bic S0be ft;es. Sic &C.
malt Der Grploiion mar cine 10 furdt=
bare. bab Der S9lamm auf benz Mee.
%resboben anfsemIblt wurbe unb fur.
bod bas nabe ufer Der Sn1el bebedte.
Die @emaltiser. brei @ier.cl M.ilc ent=
@fernten gan5eri@,fe tan;ten burd bic
erl@uttsrurs ME @ubidalen. Gs mar
ein i@redlid fa0ner Inblid! rad
uenisen Minuten mar bic geenerie
oouis csranbert, BON benz sertrummer.
ten s&ihe seisten ii9 nur nod elm.
seine Solstbeile aaf Der Obcrfa&e be-
Mesres, 6unberte BON M6uen unb an
oers eeep0sel batten iid an Der etdtt,
Der Grploiion periammeIt unb madter
sitria SaSb amf bic %sst6bteten fleinsr
JHh4en. wabrenb sablrei9e Slide,
NIT ibren BARREN eiIisit berbeissfabrer
iparen, uim bic trimmer in geIis !,
nebmen. au9 ibnen ipurbe nebenbe
Elm reider grtras an sroben seeflder
gu Steil. bic bel Der GrpIoIpm ums
gebcn 9efOmmen tparel, unb an Sc,
Oberf ldde beg Meeres umbcrtrieben
Na@bcm mod swei Eanserfrcsatter
manDprirt batten unb,pom Sultan Be.
N@tist morben iuarei,, fubr Der letter.
nit leinem @eIolge na9 Der 9auptltab:
3uriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25

paris, San. 0as Gomite fiji,
ben MieoerauTb au Ser 5uilericn, tuelAs
|elrer 3eit bon ben Gommunarben in
Srano seltett pnroen, emphebIt in lei-
mem Veri4t bic @isoerbsr1teuuns Ser
|elben uno bic ltmpanolung Der Sale
rien III Elm &unrmMleum.
S9weis.
Bern. SIN &anton 81. @allen
ipiro ousenblidli9 Die Traee zines
itaatli@en gantnotenmanscls Iebbafi
bcIproden. Ser @robe @atb bat sic
Tesieruns anfseforoert. bic Srase III
unterl uden uno epentuea cine be;iio-
lide Gelesesporlase einsubrinsen. 9ie
geiirmorter zines oerartisen Mana,ls
betcnen, oab Der guno ocn 8antonen
a%llerbinss oas Miinsrs@t senommen,
lbnen oasesen oas beg Yonfnotenmono-
pols selaNen bat. Ser baraus gu sie-
benoe @ewinn mirSe cine l@6ne unb
sere6te Ginnabmsquells fir ben auo-
ten biIoen sum Nusen Deg obnsbin oe-
oriidten itsner5ablenben Burgers. Sn
Nencnburg bcltebt bas itaatli9e ganf=
notsnmonopsl i9on gu Hsdt. SIM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25

8anton 3iiri& IL elm bejieli4es Sni-
tiatipbesebren benz sroben 9att einse.
rei@t iporben. Sn Bern, Marsau.
fbursau e6ufbauien. @raubanbeu
oreift Oas @srlanssn nod einen, iolden
INNER mebr um lid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25

= Inter ben ausldnbii4en @diten,
Die sesentudrtis in 2onbon ,~peilen, 1T
ais elm Defenders ieItcner Der gstimo-
bdnptlins Olnit gu er,pdbnen. Der @er-
anla1un3 9enommen bat. ben ibm BON
ben enslii@en Worbpofabrern abse-
itotteten 8eiu& 81 ertuieoern. 2onbons
@rObe unb oas MenidensewiibI mas
den aui i'm einen ticfen ginorud. unb
er pirb ni@t mibe, in Der llnterbal=
|tuns feline @erwunoeruns barber gu
duBsrn. tpober ale bieIe Menidsn TOM
men. unb mobin lie 9eben.
Sic portusieiilde &esieruns Bat
SOC, 1000 ST. fur cine erobe tpiIien54aft.
li9e Expedition nod Gentralafrifa be.
milist. Die Expedition 1T bereits or-
s%aniiirt uno sebt unpersisli9 nod
Mfrita ob, MOO lie ben Congo binauf
Fabren lou.
8eFinbien.
WoIbineton, 13. San. Gin 5ele-
9ramm bon 9apana beri1tct, oaB bos
ipanii&e 9ompii@,H .Montsuma"
pel4cs BON ben eubonilAen Sniursen.
ten 'pcssenommen ,poroen mar, BEL gn.
ndberuns oes ipaniiden Rriessi@iHes
.Sorse Suon" in Brand ssitedt ,por-
Den lei uno baB Die Snlursenten an BIZ
9iite BON Sene5ueIa seaoben ieien.
Ser ~Sor9e Suan" rettete "a Der 8e.
monnuns oss @ontesuma, tuelde nod
INNER BON Den Gubanera als @efan-
gene sebalten ,purben.
Gap 9oiti, pio 6apa.
M, 13. San. Ser She'll Der 8otl9afl
beg Yrdlibcnten Grant, tpelder ii9 an'
San Domingo be5iebt, bat nitt ,p.=
mig Scniation errcst. Sie 8oti9af,
unb bic sIci&3eitis erfolste @ldfeb,
8aea's bat babier Ieoanten an elmer
acuen Functions eY!an ua@scrufen.
Canada.
et. Gatbarines, Ont, Is. Son. Si'
JabrifgebdMbe Der @euanb Sale Mas
nufaetnrins Company branntcn beute
Morsen al. Ser sdaben wiro aui
$4,000 peranidIast.
- 9alifor ID. San. Wan lit fir bic
Si6erbeit oes 0ampfers w@eorse
Grcmuea", bclorgt ueIdcr BON bier mad
st. Sobns, q. S., absins unb nun
lbon lieben Sage iiber feline 3cit aug III.
Sic Mcnnoniten in Manitpba boben
aliBer Ben 100000, bic lie nit in's
|9ano sebra6t babsn, Dor cinisen 80
den nod $4,000 bon Der rulNiden
Nesieruns ols Sersiituns fir ibren ouf=
sesebenen 2dnosreibeIit erbaIten uno
'ueitere $4,000 beiinoen ii@ auf benz
Wese.
e ne finn;iHp MoltsG{tc Hr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25

1aue BIT Tu Grbtu taeines Wermooens.
10bts ID ober pis1ei&t rneinen @esn.r,
Der inbeb ~ieoenfaus mebr e@ateiR ais
i@, bann foroert Is rneine ei&ertsit,
mid raid ju entfesnen. Nie aber bic
Durfel aud fallen ,aosen, Du sparft
xnb biit mein ausapfeI. 9ein @ann.
als aureIie bisie 3eilen seleien. er-
innerte tie f&. nit weI&er auimsrtiam=
lett ibr 3err 8. an, Nb.nb jupor beses-
net bate, unb nan erfubr iie pom Stu.
benmdb@en. bab nod seftern spiI&en
6srr 8. unb benz Nanquier Elm @ort.
we@iel itattsebobt.
.Man buellirt I'D meinettpesen! :"
rief Murelie enbIid aus, bod perm5sen
mir bei benz jeoenfaus porberri@snoen
Atet. Der Dame ni&t ss iaeen, Of bic.
ier s@rei Elm Nusbrud bss Gntietens
ober Der Greube mar.
SIN ndGiten Moments iprans lie oaf.
,Waan rufe i&nel meme miitterlide
J%reunoin, Jrau .. s@natter!" befabl
iie benz 9pmeititsn. .S@nell, lie mub
mid in bic Brisittenaa besIeiten, bonn
BORT uiro tpobt Der sdaupIub oes un=
Qlidjeli9en 0uels ieim!"
Murelie fleibste fi@ in b0@itsr Tuf.
resuns raid an. 5rau ,. s&natter,
Die in Der Ndbe mobute, eriaien 70.
eIei9. Mls iie BON eineua Susa per.
nobm, bipfte ibr oas 9er3 in Der tbeiI=
nebmenoen Seele. .9as eibt stoH
@ie wirb man mid belasern, bamit i'd
reoe, er3dble> uno ,ueber %er5dble"
Gle Mabame 5balersbers NIT ibrer
Jreunoin in ben @osen ities, befabl lie
nod ibrer Sole, 10 nib oIs mosli&
beim sdneioer einen Sraueran,us 81
beitelen.
.Man fam nidt tpiFen!" fiiterte
Murelie.
Bei Der Mufresuns wirb man bieie
Mnorbnuns unlerer Dame boHentli4
ni1t iibel nebmen.
sic uubte oIen6ar, mas lie ipra4,
Ole arme biibide Grau.
Sn;uiiden ,paren S%anquier Sba'
Iersbers, G5riter 8. unb bic S%eiunbant
ten in spei Masen in Der grisitterau
anselanst.
Man ities aug.
Man mas Die Siitan; ab.
Dian nabm Die Yiitolen aug benz
GbenbolSfaitden.
0ie Setunbonten. jun9e Commits
aus Sbalersbers's Compton, mo9tsn
nod einise 1erIobnunssusriu@e.
Iber 5balersbers blisb elm blut=
biriissr Siscr.
elmer BON uns mub fallen!"
9ie Ouellanten iteuten li4 einanber
aeseniiber.
sic erbeben Die 4iltolem.
36alers6srs idien ettuas unli@er.
Ct idritt nodmals auf ieinen @es-
ner 81.
Seize iprad er gu bieiem: v9u Daft
Sid bod iiberSeust. oab teine Spur
ppn 8lei in Den Yiitolen it,"
,Midts oIs bloBes Yulper"
Sap teine Dummbeit seldiebt!"
Sn oiclem Momente porte ma, eineu
@ascn beranraieln.
5bolersbsrs iab mad Der &i6tune
beg 59alles.
Gr erfannte seine Gquipase.
vsSebt oui uniere Ylase.!" riei ct aus.
.9oh bait"
Gr nabm iein Tebermsiier uno ribte
ii9 nod ihnel in bic 5uno, oaB einisc
5ropfsn Blut berporquoaen.
Stun bite id: Gins Swei orei. ;u
sablen"
Gins stpei -. orei!"
Gin Small. uno sum Gntlesen oes
6oriters 8. iant Der 8anquier Su So-
oen.
.Gr lit obnmddtis!" i@rie lein Oes=
nsr, unS ~ltiir3te auf i'm ~.
nNein," itobnte Der 8anquicr, i'd
bin nidt o9nmddtis i'd bin perwunoet,
Der Seuiel meiB wie 10"
vMber ipo biit Tu pcr,uunoet? i'd
mill beeiben, oaB tein 8lei 49,"
e4;n CSro,,Sln Ma uuiiS+e ouA
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30
Death of Col. II. Il. Stevens and
Frank EAWles.

Last Thursday eening between
five and six o'clock, fishing boat
left Astoria for Chinoor, carrying six
persons-Messrs. Fred. Woodham of
this city, Henry Pierce, William Dew
ms, JOS Bertrand, Col. II. X. Stevens
and Frank Fowles. They had pro-
ceeded about half way across the bay
when the weather began to be pretty
rough, and the sail slipped out Of the
hands of Fowles, who was steering
the boat, and in getting the sail back
again, through bad steering, the boat
capsized. a woman saw the ooao up
set from the territory shore and cave
the alarm, when Ebcn Petit manned
a boat and Immediately started for
the rescue of the party, but the wind
was then blowing gale and the tide
was against them, SO that it was near
" three hours before the unfortunate
men were reached. Fowles drowned
in a few minutes after the boat upset,
and Mr.. Stevens hung on for about an
hour, then he was drowned This left
Mcssrs. Pierce, Woodham, Devins
and Bertrand clinging to the boat
still bottom up, and in an almost ex-
hausted condition when they were
picked up and taken to Chinook. 1t
seems a miracle that any of them
were saved as the weather was very
chilly, and they were in the water Il
long time, dashing by the fury of n
rough sea against the boat almost
every instant of the time. Mr.. Wood
ham returned to Astoria on Sunday.
From letter received from MIR Der
trand we gain the principal points of
the rescue Mr.. Bertrand says that
Fowlcs was intoxicated and would
not let one of the sober men of the
party touch the helm. We believe
Mr.. Fowles was single man. Mr.
Stevens leaves II wife and two chill
drcn in this city. He was pioneer
of Chinook, but for several years past,
up to very recently, has resided in
Oystervillc.-Daily ASforio0.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30
Another Correction.

We were informed yesterday by Rev.
Father Junger, that we erred in say
ing last week that the Catholic Mission
had never made any offer to settle the
land dispute with the people of Van
couver, and were also in error in saying
that those parties who had bought off
the Mission Claim had paid prices APP
proximating closely to the value of the
premises so bought. He informs us
that three years ago the Mission Au-
thorities offered to sell their title on
the following terms: Thirty five dol
lars each for business lots; twenty five
dollars each for lots adjacent to business
lots and fifteen dollars each for subur-
ban lots. We are also informed that
recently Mr.. b, NJ. Washburn was
asked twenty dollars each fer his lots,
and that Serjt. Vernon was asked fiji
teen dollars per lot for the block he
lately. bought Of Serjt O'Connell for
five or six hundred dollars We are
further informed that the Mission Au-
thorities in view of putting an end to
this rexed question and TO any furthe;
legislation or litigation, are now dispos-
ed to make still more liberal oilers to
all those who II ay feel disposed to set
tie with them for their lots or blocks
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30
Military Notes.

Col. Weeks has been ordered 10 pro
ceed Immediately to Fort Ellis Monta-
M Territory taking with him all papers
and records necessary for the discharge
from service of all pack trains and pack
ers now with the column iii the field.
Eastern Washington Territory, north
OF the Snake, and northern and miIG.e
Idaho, is cons titutel military district,
to be known as the District OF the
Clearwater Col. Frank Wheaton, ID
Infantry, is assigned to the command
of this district, and of all troops opera
ting therein, including the posts Of
forts Colvil!e and Lapwai and the town
Of Lewiston, and any depots that have
been established there Tor the supply
OF the troops in the field. lit is not IN
tended by this order to change the pres
ent relations between Forts Colvilie
and Lapwai and department headquar
ters, but simply to give the senior OF
tlcer power N IN emergency to control
all the military force and material nj
the several posts in that section OF the
country.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30

MEMORIAL WINDOW. st. Luke's Church
had handsome memorial window put III
last Saturday. Upon it is painted in letters
of gold the following words: "In memory of
Robert F. Kidwell, died June 81, 1876, aged
10 years" Deceased was step-son of Hon.
Joseph NJ Fletcher, and the window is con
tributed by the family. 1t is beautifully de-
signed has cross in the center, above which
is a golden crown. Another stained glass
window, of very pretty pattern, was also
put in on the east side of the building at the
same time These windows add very much
to the appearance of the edifce. They were
manufactured at the Buffalo glass works
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30
The Sunday Law.

The Sunday Law of Washington
Territory which was enacted by the
Legislature in 1866, is rs follows;
SECTION !. Be It esooctcd By tie
Legislature -iSsenl5'y Of tie Yc.rjiory Of
Washington, That no person shall keep
open any play house or theatre, race
ground, cock pit, or play at any game
Of chtrce for gain, or engage III any
noisy amusemonts, or keep open any
drinking or billiard saloon, or sell or
dispose OF any Intoxicating liquors as a
beverage, on the first day of the week,
commonly called Sunday.
SEQ No judicial business shall be
transacted by any court, except the de-
libcrations OF jury, who have received
a ease on n week day SO called, and
who receive further instructions from
the court at their request, or deliver
their verdict, nor amy civil process he
served by certifying or attestng officer
or amy record made hy any legally APP
pointed OF elected officer, upon the day
of the week commonly called Sunday:
Proridei That criminal process may
issue for the apprehension of any per
son charged with crime, and criminal
examination to be proceeded witlr Aad
prorj|ed .T"nAer, That this act shall be
so construed and understood that the
public common highways and plains
shall be considered as race grounds for
the purpose OF this act.
SEC. 3. Any person violating any
of the provisions of the two proceeding
sections of this act, shall be punished,
upon conviction thereof, by fine not
less than thirty dollars, nor more than
two hundred and fifty dollars ior each
offence.
SEC. I. Justices of the Peace may
have jurisdiction of all complaints
arising under this act.
SEC. 3 On complaint OF any per
son before Justice of the Peace, the
person or persons found guilty of any
offence specified in this act, shall be
fined as aforesaid. to be paid to the
treasurer of the county for the benefit
of common schools, and the offender
shall stand committed until the fine and
costs be paid, or the same be committed
by confinement at the rate of two dol
lars per day.
SEC. 6. This act shall not apply to
the county OF s'nohomish.
SIC. Z. This act to take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30
Brief Mention.

r. L. Morrison shipped l25, 03O hoops last
week.
NJ. H. Hobart, who was very i'll last week,
IS rapidly improving
Robert Wolf started Tor San Francisco last
week te get a new stock of goods
y number OF persons from town enjoyed n
picnic at L3camas Creek last Friday
The school for girls, at the House OF Prov.
idence, was commenced last Monday.
NJ Whittier has greatly improved the ap-
pearance of his store with new coat of paint.
Mrs. Frank Butterfield is in town very ill.,
She is with her sister, Mrs. II. II. Grdley.
H. VOLTS sign, the big boot, was blown
down during the heavy wind last Thursday.
During the few rainy days last week, wild
geese flew over town III large numbers They
were going south
Mrs. Nicholson will be ready to begin the
Fall term with her music scholars on Tues
day, September 4th.
Daniels Brothers received on Monday last
81 tons OF new goods from San Francisco.
Kitchen outfits sold cheap for cash.
Mrs. John d. Biles aud family started for
their Portland home on Wednesday, after a
stay of several weeks in Vancouver
j. p. Charlton, of Stoughton, has moved
TO Vancouver, and is living in the house for
merly occupied by Samuel Buchanan.
Geo. Webber's barber shop was entered
last Saturday night and all of his razors
taken. The entrance was effected through a
side window.
The strong south winds of last week made
sad havoc among the shade trees about town
A beautiful tree III front of {. A. Ross resi-
dence was ruined.
The steamer Vancouver made special trips
down the river to Orsen Stewards farm, on
Monday and Tuesday evenings carrying
away at each trip 200 sacks of oats.
Hon. A G. Cook aud wife started for San
Francisco Oh the out going Orizaba, on We'd
nesday morning. They were former resi-
dents of this place, but now live in Oakland,
California.
The o. S. n. Co. is running two boats from
Portland to the Cascades. So the afternoon
boat may be looked for at any time after | 30
Pm The extra boat is put on to facilitate
the removal OF the up country wheat crop.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30
The War in Montana.
country.

HELENA, Aug. PA HeruIFs spec
ial from Mammoth Hot Springs, OF the
Goth, says;
Om party were attacked to-day
about noon. l am the only one SO far
rs known that escaped. Probably they
will come in tonight | will give par
ticulars from Bozeman.
The party consisted of, among others,
the following persons: all residents OF
Helena: Joe Roberts, Andy Weikert,
Richard Dietrich, and f. j. Pfstor.
HELENA, Aug. 27.-The following is
Just received from Fort Ellis, Montana,
Aug. 9th:
Gen. John GibJon, Helena Lieut.
Scho6eld reports he was on the top of
Mount Washburne yesterday. Indians
appeared in Geyser basin ON the 2ith
inst. They struck the Helena and Ra-
dersburg party, killing seven women
and taking two women and one man
prisoners. just as he left Mount
Washburne yesterday the Indians at
tackled another party, killing nine OF
them. One escaped. The Indians re
leased Mrs Cowan, her sister and brott-
er, who reached Scho6eld yesterday.
The main camp crossed the Yellow
stone on the 18th. The warriors went
back to fight Howard. White Bird
and Looking Glass remained with the
camp. Joseph went with the warriors.
They say they are going to Wind river
and Camp Brown to get SUPPLIES.
Schofeld thinks they are going TO the
Yellowstone via Clarks ford. They
crossed the river between Mount
Washburne and the lakes Schofield
does not say just where he will send
courier TO Sturgis.
BENHsM, Captain eth Infantry.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30
Base Ball.

The Pioneer Club has organized and are
going to enter for the State Fair prize.
The Athletics have received an invitation
from Capt. Bier, of the Spartan B. B. c. of
Vancouver, to visit them at Vancouver and
have friendly game.
The Athletic b. B. Club has accepted a
challenge from the Clackamas b. b. Club of
Oregon City, to play the second game of the
series on Saturday next, at 9:30 A. NJ, on
their grounds at Oregon City. A lively game
may be expected, as these two mines are
among the best in the State
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30
Sale Of Land by Administrative.

Notice is hcrcbN given, that in pursuance of
a decree and order of sale duly made by The
Hon. Probate Court of Clarke County, Wash
inutun Territory ou Che 21ih day OF August,
l~,I. authorizing me 80 TO 10, will, ON Naltr-
dny the 22d daV Of ScptCmh,t 1915 between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock in the morning aud the
setting of the sun of the same day, at the court
house door. i'm the city of Vancouver Clarke
County. Washington Territory sell Mt public
auction. to the highest and best bidder inc
real estate ofJoseph Ernest deceased described
as the southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of Section thirteen, the southeast
quarter. Of the southeast quarter OF section
fourteen. and the east half of The northeast
quarter of Section tWenty-thrce, IN !. : ~, h.
5 +. Of the Willamette meridian, situate IN me
said county of Clarke, to pay the debts OF the
said deceased, and the expenses OF admlhs'Ta-
ton. upon the following terms OF payment, TO-
wit: Cash i'm United states gold com; tWcn-
ty-dye per cent Of the purchase price on me
day of sale and scycuty-tivc per cent ON the
confirmation Of The sale by the Probate Court
and execution and delivery Of conveyance ny
the Administrators of said Estate.
Sale subject to confirmation by he PROBATE
Court. ELLEN ERNEST,
Administrators or the Estate OF Joseph Er-
nest deceased.
August 80, ISL.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30

A Times London special says that
the result of the last five days fight
ing is that the Russians have been
driven back from their advanced pos
ition on Kara LON to the Sistova, and
Tirnova line. The next move will
probably be by Mehcmet Ali and
Suleiman Pasha and the Shumla col
umns against Tirnova. Up to the
present there is no confirmation of
the capture of Schipka Pass, although
its surrender seems only aquestion Of
time.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30
Tc,egraphic News.

SALT LAKE, Aug. 2S.-Brigham
Young is very sick and not expected
to live.
Senator Morton is getting well.
The Turks are charged with using
explosive bullets. a correspondent
from the Russian lines says:
The murderers OF poor defenceless
girls and children cannot be expected
To deal with their foes on the field
of battle according to the usages of
modern warfare.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30

Tie UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice that he
ha, tecu appointed Administrator of the +,
tat, az Franci, NJ Pac.an, late OF CoWhiz
County deceased.
All person indebted to said Estate arc re
quc,tcd to make immediate payment, and al1
person, having claims against said Estate are
notified to present them wish proper vouchers
to the undersigned, at Cawolton, Cowliz
County. W. T., within owe year from date
hereof, or payment viii ho' barred
MAJOR CARROLL.
Administrators
Dated Cargo'toa, " r., August l0tl, 1871
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30

THE NJ. T.. CONFERENCE meets this year at
Seattle, w. T., commencing on Monday,
August 9th. All the ministers belonging to
this Conference will be present. Rev. Mr.
Stubs, pastor of the Nj. Z. Church at this
place, started on Monday for Seattle,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30

SHIPMENT OF OATS On Sunday last, the
steamer Vancouver received on board II tons
of OATS to be taken to Portland, where they
were transferred to the barkentine Jane A.
Falkinburg, for Honolulu. They are shipped
by Sohns 4 Schuele.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30
Post Items.

Gen. Sully will soon return to stay.
The wounded men are all convalescent
The corral for the Indian prisoners is n
success.
Mrs. Capt. Drum and Mrs Lieut. Steward
have been visiting the Post.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-30

SToCKApE.-A stockade has been built at
the garrison, in which to keep the Indian
prisoners. 1t is fifteen feet high and is built
strong. In this they are kept during the
day, but at night are confined in the guard
house.