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National Republican., 1878-10-07
VEGETINE.
lowe MY HEALTH
To Your Valuable Vegetine.

NEWPORT, KY, April %, 1877.
Mr. II. H. STEVENS:
DsTr SIR Having suffered from breaking out of
tpEtrOH SDrs for more than five years, caused by
an accident OF fractured bone, which fracture ran
into running sore and have used everything could
think Of and nothing helped ne, unll had taken six
bottles OF your valuable m rdcine, Which Mr.. iller
the ApotheCnrr, recommended very highly. Tho sixth
bottle cured me. and all can say Is that owe my
health to your valuable Negvtnp. Your most ObO-
dent servant, ALBERT Won NOEDER,
1T Il unnecessary for me To enunicrAtu the diseases
for which tile NEGETISE shUUld he used. know Of
no disease which viii not admit Of It's use with good
results, Almost mnumcInbIe complaints caused
bN poisonous seCretluHs In the blood, which can be
entirely expelled nom the system by the us" Of the
VACCINE When the blood Is perfectly Cleunsed the
disease rapidly Yields: all palms CeRsr; heatly action
IS promptly restored and The patient Is cured"
National Republican., 1878-10-07
LIMITED STATES MARsHAIs SALE.

By virtue Of writ OF Feri Jucids issued OF the
clerks office Of the supreme CourI OF the District
Columbia, aud to me drcc,ed. will sell Rt public
sale for cash at the COURTEOUS door OF said Dtrct
~ npNDa Il the itth uiH nI oetooer, ISIS Al Y
the defendant "a and to the gdescribcd prop
erty, to wit: The east - fUt inches on NJ street
northwest by u feet inches Of lot square y. Wash.
ington D. G., together with all and singular. tho ini.
prOvcments thereon, seized aud levied upon rs the
properly of John Fslers heirs, to satisfy execution
No. 6626, law, In favor OF William T. CLARK.
FREDk. DOUGLASS
~ . U. s. Marshal ID. c.
National Republican., 1878-10-07

The exercises OF the school will be resumed on
WEDNESDAY, the nth day OF Octn nber ut o'clock,
D. H., when the nnnOunI efnents Tor the year will he
made and opening nddIcsscS delivered by the PROBES.
Under graduates and new students purposng TO
oln the school are invited TO he pTe- also grad
ules IN law who may desire Information respecting
the operations Of the PusT GItAnUATE bEPARTMEST,
which was Cstahlish,d q last year.
The charge for tuition IN the under graduate dc
pnfment Is ssp fer single year $40 for Two years
payable In advance halt yearly In monthly install
ments nj the option of students
The tuiiiOu fee In the Post Graduate Department Il
80 payable In monthly instan ent- aud covering
the entire period OF nine months. students In this
department during the last year admitted free OF
charge for the current year
Applications for CuiRlOgueS, may he made at the
bookstore Of W. H. n u. H. Morrison. I75 pcnna. ave-
nue. at the National -EvinIs Bank, corner New York
avenue and Finrenih street, and 10 the President
OF the University. srp.6tf
National Republican., 1878-10-07
JOHN SHERMAN, Auc,ionecr.' o. A'A'"ai = Sc
TINTED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

TNITED STATES MAKSHALs SALE,
by virtue OF writ OF G,ri ucids issued out OF the
clerks Office Of the supreme Court nf tue District OF
Columbia, and 10 me directed will sell, at public
sale Tor cash In ront of the court house door OF SAID
District, on MONDAY, the lih day OF October,
ISIS at u o'clock all the right. title claim ami in
ieTnt Of the conpninants In aud to the foowin gde-
sorbed property, to Wit: Lot square s5i Washing
Cnmplninants, Peter Best, Martin best Peter NJ.
Best, jr., Margaret Z.rvis, Ju ephne Galhard. and
Jos"ph singer TO satisfy execution No. Sol equity, In
favor OF Amanda best.
FREDK DOUGLASS,
~ - U. d. Marshal d. c.
JOHN SHERMAN AuCtIoleer, ,e1Idis
National Republican., 1878-10-07
I AW SCHOOL OF COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Faculty.:
JAMES c. wELLING, LII. D.,
prt sldent.

WALTER = COX, IL. -.
Professor OF the Law Of Real and Personal pToporty
OF CONTRACTS. Rnd OF Crimes and MFdCmcRnOTs.
WILLIAM a. MAURN, Liz d,
Professor Of Equity. Jurisprudence OF Common Law
aud Equity Pleading, Of tue Law VI Evidence and
the Law Of Partnership.
The Hon. WNf. H. LAWRENCE, IL. u n. c. L.,
Professor OF the Law OF Sstions.
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Educational.
PROF. u. BARILI

VIII resume his Singing Lessons on THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER II, at MARISTs HALL where he can
be seen
THURSDAYS. FRIDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
from 10 to 70 O'Clock a. m. seiLim
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Proposals..

l)ROpOsAIS FOR LOCKS FOR CUSTOMS
BONDED WAREHOUSES.
TREAsURY DErARrNEST,
OtOhrr ., 1873
sealed proposals are invited until y ccurk m. on
MONDAl October u l-5s. Tor furnishing the Treas.
nry department locks suitable tor fStenlng customs
bonded warehouses In such quantities may be re-
qulrcl from time to time
The proposals Will be accompanied by samples Of
the locks offered and viii the lowest price for
each lock,with or without giving lh' Drparnent the
exclusive control OF the manufacture Of the lock
The proposals will be addressed to the Secretary OF
tile lr, RNufy, and marked Proposals for InCk4."
Tho Druartmeut reserves the right 10 reject any or
Rll proposals, to waive lnfOrmniltiCs, and TO nhOpt
any ock which may he found best adapted to protect
the Interests OF the public service.
ortj JOHN SHERMAN =. crptnry
National Republican., 1878-10-07

MISS narrower WILL REOPEN HER
lfl school for Young Ladies and Children Epptpin.
ber H. Circular at bookstores and residence OF tile
principal 1896 street, opposite Franklin Park.
National Republican., 1878-10-07
CAPITAL PRIZE, sONJI
Io0yD TICKETs All rTwO DOLLARS EACIL
MALF.TlCkErs ONE DoLLAR

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
Tho supervision and management OF GENERA Is q.
T. BEA REGARD and JCBAL \, EARLY.
srll-MN~li
National Republican., 1878-10-07
Educational.
A FAMILY SCHOOL FOR Girls.

Il INDEkGARTEN LECTURES EVERY TUES.
- day and Friday at 7s{i y; nv. First lecture, Oc
toh"r L. In kindergarten Hall. ~ EIGHTH street. 81
cou. So OF twenty lectures COMPANION with ticket.
hullcr admitted Ircc. sp1i =itpOl
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DR. A H TAYLOR,
STURGEON DENTIST

SIS F STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
Beautiful sets teeth ut Is; teeth hlled 50 cents
extra citing, 50 cents IeiuIy
National Republican., 1878-10-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market.
Nry ynuR Oct g. 1874
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-17
Celebration at Lummi.
LCMMI INDIAN RESERVATION,
July 9th. 1878 ,

LUMMI INDIAN RESERVATION,
July 9th, 1878
ED: INTELLIGENCER: Thinking you
may wish to know how the Fourth of
July was celebrated. I will let you
know how it was celebrated at Lummi.
At lay break three salutes were fired
of by muskets. At half past eleven
o'clock, dinner commenced and con-
tinued until one o'clock P. NJ. About
800 persons participated in the dinner,
which was given free to all, for peo-
pie who came TO see our sports as we'll
as ourselves. Dinner was given by our
respected trader Mr.. McDonough and
his worthy lady. who spared no pains
to make all happy.
At P. N. large log was bored, flll-
ed with powder and the same fired a
grand salute and all came to the stand
set apart for the occasion. The late
Judge Plaster, of the Probate Court, OF
the county, introduced Ambrose Jules,
who read the Declaration of Indepen-
dence and delivered an grafton, in what
all the white people say. a mastery
style. Then followed the Star Spangl-
ed Banner. Marseillsise, Sherman's
March to the Sea, Rally around the
Flag Boys and other songs. which we're
sung by three boys of the Tulalip Mis-
sion School. Ambrose jules, Julius and
Hilaire. They were cheered many
times by the people. Now the drum
beat and all followed to the race course
Music on the flute by q gentleman from
Orcas Island and the drum was beat
by q school, boy of Tulslip, named
Andrew Johnson. The horse races con-
tinued from 2 P. II. until o'clock
There was six races. A prize of money
was made up for the occasion. by the
people of the reservation. At half
past o'clock the canoe races COM
menced and continued until half past
2 o'clock The portion of the river
selected for the races was dotted with
United States flags, as also the race
course. So on the whole it was a
glorious Fourth of July.
No accident happened on the occs-
sion. Whatcom and the environs of
the reservation were we'll represented.
HILAIRE RHoLANDER.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-17
EUROPE.

LONDON, July IA dispatch from
Berlin reports that the agreement be.
tween Austria and the Porte relative
to the occupation Of the provinces has
been concluded, and that the Austrians
will enter this week A correspondent
ct Vienna. however, says pasha comes
to Vienns to conclude negotiations.
The Porte has lately shown unmistske-
able coed will, and has positively or
dered the inhabitants of Zersjavc, who
were inclined to resist, to submit to the
will Of the Powers.
Count Andrassy has visited the En-
oeror Francis Joseph at Schunbrong.
His receptian was very gracious.
The Daily Ners says it is intended
that the Island of Cyprus shall be per-
manently garrisoned by a comparative
ly small body of European troops,
which is to be supplemented by local
militia to be organized by officers &C.
comlanying General Sir Garnet Wool
sey The stay of. the Indian troops on
the island is to be only temporary
General Woolsey is expected to arrive
at Malta on Wednesday, and starts for
Cyprus on the Goth instant. with trans
ports conveying troops.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-17
CHANGE FOR THE BETTER

We are glad to notice that there is o
Inanifes. change in the tono of the
Walla Walla newspapers concerning
the formation of State government.
In place of the expressions of bitter
hostility towards the project and con-
tempt for the Constitutional Convention
SO common in that quarter until re-
Gently. We now fluid only words of com.
msndation of the Convention and its
work, such as the following clipped
from the last Walla Walla Statesman
received here:
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. -.
The 0reyoniaa has favorable notice of
the Constitutional Convention now in
session in this city. and says the Con-
vention is proceeding with intelligence
aid prudence. aud is carefully laying
the foundation of good Constitution.
This commendation We deem deserved.
Since our return from Californis we
have carefully observed the proceedings
VI NuN mus ihk We nave
seen nothing To which we except.
Many of the propositions as reported
from the committees are excellent, and
if they become part of the fundamental
law of the land will secure for the peo-
pie the benefits of good government
The influences that called the Conven-
tion into existence were not such rs we
could approve, but the members of the
body seem TO have risen above these in
fluences. and are laboring faithfully 90
frame wise and gool Constitution.
From private sources also VIC have
received such evidences of reaction in
the sentiments of the people of Eastern
Washington as to lead to the conclusion
that the Convention will submit TO the
people q good Constitution. aud that
for its adoption there will be an over.
whelming majority both east and Yves,
of the mountains.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-17

New YORK. July Is - The Pacific
Mail Steamship Co. has given the 60
days notice 10 the Union Pacific r. r.
Co. of It's intention 20 cancel the con-
tract of combination with said COM
pany. This is on the authority of IL.
Hart. leading director in the Pacific
Mail Co.
CINCINNATI. July 1.-THE Co1smer-
eial this morning publishes crop reports
from large number of places in Ohio,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-17

Indiana and Kentucky, which indicates
that there is not only greater acreage
Of wheat than in any former year. but
the average product per acre is larger
than ever before.
ST. LOUIS, July l5-Sunday was the
hottest day yet. There were fifty cases
of sunstroke, twenty-five of which were
fatal
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-17

Boise Cry. July ia courier ar
rived to-day at La Grande from Mea.
CHAINS station in the Blue mountains.
He reports that at $50 this morning
the Snodgrass volunteers broke camp
at Meacham's. These volunteers are q
company raised in La Grande. They
started towards Cayuse 10 recover the
bodies of tesmsters killed en- Saturday.
The Indian scouts also followed under
Williams. In about twenty minutes
heavy firing was heard supposed to be
an attack by large force Of hostiles.
Col. Sanford broke camp at Msscham's
Immediately. Sanford has two cavalry
companies, Carey's and Summers, and
went TO the rescue of the volunteers.
At the same time he started two citizen
couriers back to La Grande with q
word to Snodgrass to send forward all
the men he could get. The stage driver
at Ia Grande. Geo Quimby, telegraph.
Ell John HALEY at this place that be
would 60 with all the men he could
get. but if he did the stage could not
so to Baker. HALEY telegraph.d him
to 60. Boomer aud Glover. who
started over the mountains with six
horse stage yesterday, were at Meach-
ANS at eight o'clock this morning all
right. There has been no mail from
pendleton 10 La Grande since last
Thursday,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-17
OREGON.

UMATILLA, July lj.-Thc following
is received by courier at midnight from
Pendleton, dated July 14th, to Gov
Chadwick Guns arrived all RICH.
Will not issue them here unless forced
to do 50 to protect ourselves. but will
hold them to ship to La Grande the
first opportunity.
The troops under Captain Miles drove
the Indians into the foothills near Cay
use station. They fought four or FIVE
hours ct long range in the valley,
Finally the troops and volunteers made
a charge and drove them four miles to
the hills, and captured several horses
on the field. Our volunteers did splen-
didly and the officer in command COM
plimented them highly. Quite num-
Der of Indian. were killed, but just the
number could not be learned. Moth
ing is doing to-day but scouting. The
Indians had not moved late in the day,
and they were watched very close. 10
night Col. BarnArd's cavalry arrived
on the Umatilla river near the other
command and will move on the Indians
it is supposed early in the morning.
Col Sanford is coming up from the La
Grande way, and is supposed to be
near the Indians on the Meacham road,
and should the attack be made on all
sides it will be warm times for the red
devils to- morrow.
/ think we shall send out about fifty
volunteers from here early in the
morning. Major Throckmorton is here
and his presence has q tendency to quiet
our people very much. Mr.. Bunker is
in. wounded III two places but not
fatally. George Coggan's body was
recovered badly mutulated and in such
condition that it had to be buried here.
Nothing was found on his person bit .
few papers. His clothes were taken
off, laid on his brest and burned. Ore
finger upon which he had ring was
cut off. Olney McCoy's horse which
he worked under the saddle Was cap
tured in the fight and is now in posses
sion of his father The stage company
lost six horses from Cayuse station.
The hostiles were chased so close that
they had to leave them
Advise Captain Sperry how to pro-
cure horses for his company. Will
learn fully tomorrow what is most
needed for the destitute All the
wounded are doing we'll. (Signed)
]. b. KEENEY.
UMATILLA, July biscuits out ten
miles from here yesterday were fred
upon by three Indians. and had bride
and saddle cut by bullets. They re-
turned the fire, killing the horse rode
by the nearest Indian. who, aided by
his comrades, made his escape.
Col. Mizner's command, that return
ed here for transportation to the front
is now at the agency six miles beyond
Pendleton. They leave there this even.
ing, having obtained necessary horse.
! and teams.
Tho Governor will send twenty .si,
mounted men belonging TO the Wasct
county volunteers) this evening t.
Weston, in answer to q telegram re-
ceived from DR.. Oglesby, and as soor
as horses can be got will forward Il
the front more men Of the same com
pany. who are a fine body of efiicien
and we'll offieered men.
The Governor 10 sick to day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-17
Office.

i Seattle Engine Co. No. l on Saturday eve
ming. the Goth Of July. for the election of 0cers
for the ensuing year. and other important bus.
ines. BY order OF the President
ID. X. MCKINLEY, Secretary jy13.dtd
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-17

- Boca Beer in pints and quarts.
for sale by
CRAWFORD i HARRINGTON, Agents.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOU N D,

7 Asst WEDNESDAY. OFF BEANS P1 vt. A
IL white Skid, one pair OF Skulls ,rr four
pronged Anchor. The owner can have the same
by paying charges to
tyl6-d4t P. JOHNSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
The Old Family Journal.
VARIETY
Just tho sama.

Yesterday morning as Uaa whose every
look proved how heugry and p nui'css De was,
halted before an eating stand az the Central
Market o. lct his mouth water for o while
The woman knew his worth AMI called out :
Como. be logging along You don't So. any
4Ool here unless yUu have tue cash.
d" My dear woman. be cou6lently began
as DE drew nearer, " am not hungry, 7 just
left The break fast tsb2c after the hcaries, meal
2 ever ate. ( was not looking az your bcauh-
ful meats. your lovely cakes, q yoCr Tich juicy
pies but az yourself
What You boxing ~ ne fur Q"
i VAS wondering, De said, &c IL you were
auy relation q Lady Clare. u Eus'Anl.-
You have ,he same brown eyes, same b-aau-
Sal hNir-ssRIc sweet accent.
Ineyer knew her, replied the wouaa, al
her face began o. clear up.
Dilu't eh Well, never saw Two faces
nearer alike ia their sweet expression I wish
hal your portrait printed va ivory really
wish had.
She handed him half pie aud q piece O..
meat, aud as DC sountercd % she began luut-
iog around or piece of broken minor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
Pensions! Pensiopsi
WAR 1912.
ACTS Fen. In, ls7l, MARcuon -.


ACTS FED. llth, 1871, AND MARCH9h L..
owe Pensions Of SIS per Month from A..
II Acts, 70 all persons who served not -. g
THAN IA DAYS, unless in Battle. Wii,a.
iueh persons are entitled, Wih9m regard ~ = ~
Of rarridge. "t
Widows oi Soldiers who were married NJ.
Febfsdrg l7th, 1915, are entitled under the q, .
ISL. The children of Soldiers are NOT es,;,,
under these Acts. '''a
Under the Act Of March 9th ISIS, An ,,,..
whose names were stricken 5ror, the pension -
for serving in the Tate Cirii War, are fes,o,.sf
the benefit 20 date only from the ga Of -
1878, ard Hoffor time whilst stricken off, -
Names in full Of the soldier and Captain ma
whom the soldier served, and the STATE. ,,,,.',t
and town, II possible, where the Soldier ,r1,,
from. and any other particulars remembered -
Service mat be given. Also IL any Bounty -
Warrant has been received Gndcr Act %. isss- ~
1895. Names of Widow before aud ai,er NJ;
age, when, where, and by whom marri,d .,F
date OF death Of husband, when aud where
Persons who served in the Mexican War nm,
send names and particulars, as CougTcss uillp,s
badly also give Pensions % said persons.
Such a. are interested in The said benefit, ,it
address he subscriber, with as litle delay asr'.
sible, enclosing postage foe answer. Adde'S.
John -. GsaIluFICl..
CLAM AND PATENT Acr>r.
40. 20l0 r STREET n. WEST
WASHINGTON. y. q
March 90, ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03

was sugar planter once. tut 7 djlnt
make anything a. It. said Yankee cst,cr %
company of Maine capitalists whom be
overheard talking 90 tie ieicl stops about g.
r'-c South 20 bay up plantations and work
them 90 a large scale
" You ger planter. Josh exclaimed
one Of The capitalists. with great surprise
"when was tt.t2 Tr., us 40 about it,
WAS when buried uv Oh sweetheart.
and that's o. know about IT,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03

MORE RAN!
A Good Season for Corn.

a Good Season lot 0OI'II-
/ T the urgcntrcauest o. the Council Of Charles
y town, have removed my Harness Esiaeiisn-
inentfor Beasts, 20 the lot in the jail, when L
situated uron the site Of the old Jail, IN which MI
John Brown served a short time. NY shoP Is also
opposite Mr. Leisenriugs Hotel Stable, where par
ties stopping and breaking liame-String can have
them repaired. With the consent OF the Commit
tee on grounds, work will be despatched with the
usual promptncss. ,-,.rr
HENRY d. MlDDLEKAUFF,
Late Of the Market House Lot.
August %, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
NOTICll.

7 TAKE this method % inform my firri. ana
customers in general, that I have no,.i
NY JewelrY establishment to the room lu.l.tar
used by the Centennial Book Store" ari .r,
doc. YVES; Of Lights Drug store, vb-rc wind,
all kinds OF
WATCH.
CLOCK, AND
ILN-ET ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
JEWELRY

Atpriccs That defy competition. J .riIl. r..l
cheaper ihau any man in The Satcof WotlH
ginia, 'or The same amount ui work. Para.1t
Umbrellas Johns, &C., repaired
June -, lS1i-Iy. W BURTON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
NOTICE.

A IL. persons are hereby warned not TO trespa.s,S
n on my Vineyard and Orchard. Inc Jaw WIN
be enforced against all offenders. Parents are
earnestly requested to warn their boys or they
NAV be injured. Night plunderers will receive
special attention BY armed guard. No admit
lance on Sundays 70 any person.
Aug. s, lS7i-tf. ). ). II. SIkAlIH.