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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23

MMs 6dpdnd ptrb bert6tet bab bic
bprttSe &eSDlutipn tbrem Gnbe nabe fet.
Die fpdntl6e &e9teruns babe ben &ebel>
len fplsenbe 5riebensbebtnsuusen &c,
felt.
l. Die Sniel Cuba erbdlt bteIelbe pc>
lttii6e Organization unb abuttniftratipen
Gpnceiltpnen, ipel6e @Drtp &tep BAT /; 2
Ilen pplttil6en @erbre&ern wtrb
Splle Imnefie seWdbrt; 3. Sae Sclapen,
uno Coolies, tnnerbalb Der Snlursenten>
ltnie, werben 1T Sreibeit 9eiest j; 4. &etne
@eripn, wel6e bur6 bielen Sertras bic
lpdnil6e Sberbett anerfennt, f1nn gum
Mtlttdrbtenit ber1n9e5p9en werben, es fet
benin, bab berielbe int 9an,en Ierrttprtum
etn9eri6tet perbe; 5. Maen 9erlpnen, mel
dye beabi6tiserr, bic Sniel ST. p%erlaTcn,
tperben ba3u bic Mittel seseben; 6. Die
Capitalization ipa auf einen freten @labt
itdttfnben, wp bic @afen ~nteber9elest
tperben.
Spbalb bic Sniel biele Gpri61dse an.
nimmt, werben bic 1pantI@en Sruppen Se.
febl erbalten, bic Sperattpaen etnsuitelen
Die Sebtn9unsen perpen ben Snlursen.
ten befannt sema6t unb 1T ferter Elm Gen.
trdl-Gpmtte se16afen, INT fur BEN Srteber
SIT D%erbdnbeln.
Dem @ernebmen nd6 Sei9t itd bei bel
Gubantf6en gepDlferung 9rpbe Serettnil-
lt9fett fur bic &nnabme Ser Srtebenbebtn.
91t9e1t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
&rie8s=@teno.

Die tirfiiden 6lidtltnse aus ben
BON ben &u6en beiebten Stdpten
iinp etnem idredlt6en Glenc preisoez
seben. Gin Srtef peS en9lilden Mr;z
ties Or. Safer fdtlpert bic 8ebanp<
lung Der tirfii9en @efansenen bur@
bic &umdnen alS duberit berslps. 9(nt
N~euiabrstase farnen $4,000 &C.
fanSelte NIT rumdntiden Sewadunosz
Mannl6aften pur@ puttne. Cine Be-
beutenpe Nnsabl Der eriteren fIel an,
@ese nteber l1np peridier. Sbre 9eiz
ber wurpen BON 5uncen unp Sdwetz
men ansefreilen. Die gut eefleipeten
unr 9~endbrten 3untdnen idluaen auf
bic armen @~efan9enen los, wenn 1ie
nt6t ,petter marf6tren fpnnten, unc
betnabe idmmtltden Siirfen tpurbeY pn
ben @odmannidaften tbr @elp ae<
malt am ab9enpmmen.
Sn Ybilippopel fdleppten iid 800
perwunpete Splcaten CUR Stotipn,
tat1pe1 ober fettle 3u9e. lauience
scn 5Ii6tIinsen treTen nod itets paz
ielbf Elm. Oils SpRa 9erdltmt wurce,
ma6te ii6 cine 9robe 3abl Serpunz
Deter Splpaten auf ben 8e9, INN mad
Safarri6tf su marfdtren. Gbe 1te
nod spansi9 Meilen sesansen paren,
rparen i6pn 5uncerte auf rer StraBe
Suiammen9ebrpden, unD muir peniae
errei6ten Saiaroi6tf. @m 6reitaa
trafea reltn 3i9e init 6li6tlinsen
uno Serwunpeten III pbtltppppel Elm.
Oabet 1T Die Sdlte 70 f6netrenp, pab
alte Seute, @etber unb Sinner in orp<
ser 3abl unterwess Spr &dlte iterben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
Witt Slinbbeit 9eieb1a9em.

E, Sin Ganoipat Der Mebtctlt in Ser
lin bate fiirsltd NIT friberen Corps
briipern etnem fplennen Spmmeri e betz
seppbnt. ST battle wpbl etwas fart
bem @rambrtnas sebulptst; tenn als
ct itd nad5 auie be9ab, mar er iebr erz
btBt unp befanO ii6 in grocer &ufrez
surg. Sn letner @pbnuns anse<
lan9t rtB or ba5 Geniter ouf unb lebnte
it6 btnaus> bic fIble 2uft ein;uatbmet
unb bic tnnere 9tBe gu Sertretben.
Na6 etntser Belt fiblte er Elm beftt>
9e6 prtfeln in ben Nusen, l1nb
f6lpb paber ba5 Teniter unp besab it6
CUR &ube. Oils er ant nd6iten Mpr>
gen erwa6te fanb er allies I'M 3tmmer
panfel unp slaubte f9lteBltd, es fet nod
Na6t. St periudte paber wteber elm
suf9lafen, aber es aelans tbm ntdt.
plBblt6 purpe bic SbIre seSfnet,
bic @trtbtn trat etn unb REF benz
Ganptpaten su: uNber ST. 81, mol
LETT sic benn ntdt aufiteben, eS 1T ia
beaer, ltdter Sag" u5eIer Sag z"
metnte %eritaunt per Mtetber eS 1T ia
mod allies fniter unb bunfel. Wetn
@ptt !" rtef ct plTbltd> ut6 bin bod
ntdt ettpa iber Na@t bltnb setpprz
benz" 2etper mar eS III Der Sbot Is.
Der iun9e Mann bate purd Grfdlz
tan9 bic Sebfraft Serlpren. Oiele
fiir6terltde Gntpedun9 Bat, mte bic
Siir9er< 3ettun9 mtttbetlt, ben Ganbt<
paten 10 an9e9rifen> raf er in Elm befz
tt9e8 6ieber S~erfiel, Dem CT bereits in
prei Sa9en erle9en 1T,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
@einbcricbt aus bem Sricr=
icbem.

9tu6 Der 9tdbe Srter's, i6retbt man
Ypm 80. San. lteber ben 1S77er
@ein 1T febr @eridtebenes beri6tet
wDrcer. golp mar erstpar ntdt aus
9eSetdnet, jepp6 gut balp srpar nidt
9erape iebr gut, aber rp6 trtnfbar
rann spar feline etsentItde 5anoeIsz
tpaore, e~r;telte jebp6 mod quite, an
nebmbare pretie; enbltd fpute er fid,
i'm 6aB beler 9ema6t babeu, alS man
su bofen waste. Sn Suten 2asen, bel
fprSlamer &uSlele, iplte ct felblt iet=
men @prsdt9er, BEN 1876er, erret6en
tpertt nt6t gar iibertrefen. l1nfereS
@t1ens tparen bic Grauber, ais bic
6rDfe anfat9S September famen,
nod LANCE nt6t aQe I'M @ein. 9ud,
fparer bic TrEte ntdt blpB ~fteIenwetle,
ipnber1 ausemetn. 3urd ben fruben
Gintrttt be6 Trpite8 mar Suantttdt
unp Sltaltt1t re5 1877er @etne6 entz
f6teben. Die Sttele Der Srauben MAJ
rem erfrpre11, rro ramtt bDrte ber metz
tere 6prt9on9 Ger Irauben SEut9 auf.
8iele, bic ben @etn nod nidt batten,
trpfneten pEui9 etn fte bdn9en beute
nod ant Stp6e. Sn penen, mel6e
9~elelen nurben, mar hte Sdure febr
rei6li6 ; ceitp ipdrltder aber bos
5oupterfprbernib 9uten @etne6> Der
3ufer, Y~prbanren. @te bid Die
01ute Der Iroubrn mare11, set9t Der
llmftanp, bob e6 ouf Gin Tuper @etn
audi Gin 6uber 5reiter CAB. Der
Mpit I6medt fpnlt thinner fir ieoen
@sintrinfer wiperli6 fiji Der 1877er
mar Gin at9entbmeS @epii6 ppr
SGure UNI 3ufer, user i'm fennt,
Der lptt i'm nt6t, UNI iper i'm lpbt
Der fennt Jpn nidt." Dies Spri6z
mort entbdlt bic 9anSe 3etdnun9 Der
Seri6te iber oen 1S77er, SIS itnb
;par 1877er Srauben unp Mpit, lrp
spar sa YerbdltntBmdbt9 9uten Yretz
len, an &~etnbGnpler, fern unp nab,
Yerfauft irOrpm aber pas mtrp rt6<
tt9 bletben, ais 1S77er wtrb ct ntdt
in bic brittle Sanp in ben 9aroel urtc
auf ben S6onttil6 fpmmen. Den
metiten perpen pie @tnser bebalteu
rnp, wenn ite int @tnter nt6t fGn<
men, i'm int CONNER tril,fen mii1en.
Die iauere Arbeit mirp i'm in etrpa
%perliiser.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
VEGETINE.
Nierenb efDDerbe cit.

Giuctnnatt, Sbtp, II. Mdrj 1877.
Seyrn s.. Sc. Stepen8.
gSertber SEER! = SD mar i6tper nit 81 erenbe
i6 perben bebaftet, alein nah benz @ebrau9 etnisel
lpeniser Tlai6en farb i9 mid ~pplitinbie
fIrirt. Idbrenb ih bas VEGETINE sebrau6te, babI
i9 I'm Is 4funb an @etri4t 5usencmmen. SD lrerrt
P5 nit Srcuoen enlpfeblen.
HuiriGtts Der Sbrise, %. 8. Mr6er,
go. $50 Met Se6Ite Gtrabe
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
Sort l,tiNen Tic!

las lit bic Yarple Sismarf's unp
ietner Srabanten 9e9en bic fatbplti6en
Stlpun9sanltalten, 1rr rpenn ie mod,
IL w~pbltbdtt9 wirfen. Man i6reitt
aus Na6en pom Is. S%antar:
Mtt pem tebten Mtdr; ;. S. mirb
rte beige srpse Stlpun9sanitalt Der
llnultnen an Ct, 2epnarp auf 0runr
oe6 SlCtsr9eIepeS 9ef6lDi1en. Die
I66teri6uIe Sdblte i'm lesten Sabre
un9efdbr 800, paS peniiCnat iber 100
3B0Iin9e. lleber BE III ZEN tpetteten
&rfiten a%nerfaunten pprSi9liden 9eiz
: sea bteler antnlten rerlieren nj
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
vEGET|NE
Scrtbte aus Sbip.

Sprtngftelb, Sbtp, %. SER. 1877.
9errn $. 81. StepenS:
Seit ~rebreren Sabren l9cn r~ertaufe if bag vEGE-
TINE, unb auf bic p~eriDnlihe 8etanntlhaft NIT meinen
aunpen bin, bic baiielbe f%auien, enpfeble i9 e8 init
@erSnu9en fur rie Seiflperten, fir pelbe eS anseratben
rirp. A6tuns5ppu,
8. &. Sropn,
0russiit unb Npptbeter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
vEGETINE.
Nierembcfc1tpc EFT.

Sr1nfbeitcn her Nieren, Ser 0laie II. {. ~. iinr ieter=
ieil management; Suiretlen lrerccn lie iosar Die idmer;z
haftfItcu unc 3PfdhrlidIten Sranfheiter, rrn rcnen caS
r1enlhtide Sptem bein9eiudt lrerpen fam. Die met
fen Nierenteiflrerren ~entltebeu aus ltnretnisteiten I'M
Slute, iretde bbic SdFte ercuQeu, lie ii6 in lenen 3bciz
len niererlaien. 0a5 VEGETINE reint9t unp IdlItert
fa5 Slut ME tetn anrere@ S,etlmtttel in her aansen @elt
une belrirtt fdrurdb enc seiunte Gbdtistett Ianlintliher
Sr9ane res SGrper5.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
VEGETINE.
Nierenbe1cbWe elt.

Cincinnati, Sbip, Is. Mar5 1877.
$. q. SterenS:
9Sertber SEER! SD sebrau6e felt Ginger Belt ST,
VEGETINE urb fann nit I~Satrbeit iaseu, baB e8 iif
Iehr lrobltbueno bel mir %eririelen bat. SD empfeble Cd
nit Sreucen Nnen, bie init 9ierenleiben bebafte
llnf. Ndtun95rra, o. $. Smith.
9~ttteitirt rcn g. 9. GibFelr, Apptteter, Gde Der atter
lnb Central grenuen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
1tcber Baltimore.

Seller, ttr has dlte 0dterlanb beIu6en cter Ser
mantle unh 5reunte rcn europa fbmmen lafen min.
frlte HE prattrraen, neuen, etlernen S6raubeH pot
fampffGife res
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
nurOoeutfdfn Glopb,

sur llcterfdttt tenusen.
Ntt G~amptfhiffen teS girrtbeutGhen glpsb Irureer
Els Gnte 1876 uber 625 coo perGUnen %befcrefrt.
Die 1dmrfer fiefer 9cmpaents
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23

Sin mtr.ialncs Giscnm;:tel oesen
Matariide Nietcr,
Heieen Der Gtn4creiee, l1nrcrfdulihtctt,
@eNi9e NieecyaeidlaNtnbeit,
l1nrute,
rebelfeit, Sr1it, @elbiuft,
~Nerrien Scpfi6 rerS
Geritpriuns unb &ani1teit.
TraSet fie rcn unpereauihteit pcer &ateuleiten
@ebeilten, bic Spter res f1ten Fieters, unh tie Merfu.
rial Srdntcn, luelhe Jenaien, ipie fc ibre @eiunrbeit,
itren irbbli6en @eit, itren Nprctit rlcrcraerpunneu
Gle irerren Guh antrrprtea yTurG ben @etroub prn
SiHmons' Liver Regulator =" =
Oieie init 1tett berutnte Nleetstn reaulirt bic Sober,
~befrrsert Die Gerbauun5 uno ~befeitist bas Spltcnt ocsen
malarii6e 2eiren.
4uS;us aus cinem 8riefe Res
Gbrenrertbea ~9tleranrcr s.
Sterens: DS6 sebrauHe aez
leaentliG, tpenn mein 3uifanb
eS %erfrrrert, DR.. Simmons
Liver Regulator, nit ou=
tenn Grfpls. Gr mirtt nitlp
unn tetpnnit mir better alS
rurdSrcifeneerc 9eilmitteI."
yerfopfmn9.
3tu9ntB bcS S~terrt@terS Won @eprsia.
gS1 base Simmons Liver Regulator eeaen gerltcp<
Jung Ter Ginselretre, lrel6e rurf rrrliteroebenr llnprez
Fret ceer ricr Sabre anaeirdrht, une mar tets nit ent.
lmtecenein GrfclSe, irenn er mad |pri@riit aebrau6t
nllrce. sd bate i'm fir Elm rcriialiGcS Scilmittel fur
Seinen Ger eeber. lies lit T~enisitenS meme ~pericnlt&e
GrTabruila tC;lsl;h res 0sbrau6e5 ~eeiIelteu.
.9trdm @arncr, Sterrifter rrn Gecrata.
Criatnal nno aGIcin Gdt bcraeftcnt BON
y. III. ZEILTN & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
Ere's 81. gu taten Eel alien Grussifen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23

fafren r~eeelmdtis aae ~pisr,efn 1a9e jrrtiGeG g5rcttSeh
uue Baltimore uab netnten p~aid9tere ta 5'A'9HeaNa=
ten an.
J0ir MAIDEN nod ~befrnfsrs auf f~olsenee tur seutf6a
Reifente tepbaGtunssperite gcrtu9e aufnertldr, mel
Dr. birje Reiie NIT uniern Stifen btetet; Sic 9a6a-
oiere iinb unter Osuti6en. t1unsn f& alu nit Sober
mann verfdntisen otne 9Clmstl9sr ~ asbrau&sn.
rsrtps 3siisn fufet ntGt fatt bic pafa9iere aeten In
sremen ieslei6 an sOss bee SssanSampfsrs uub yer
T y SauSuuasplas tiefer OampfG1tfe In goltin ,re
IL ;roleih Iespt ter Baltimore unb Sttp Gtfeubotn
rpsl6e pafasiere Srr unt mad Rem g8efen an biuios=
70, Trcifcn t~effrtert, ais ireenb cine Gtlsnbokn Scn
Ner grrt un6 pftldeelrhtd.
gef gnfunft ter Damptf&ihe mtrb tas Depst FIR
oGs 3i6tdnesfsatsn e~ef&IOfen, 70 bas lie Ginponbprpr
nibt eer Gefatr ~auesefebt limb prn Setrlasrn befnmir.
felt III rertsn, Uas in anhern 5afenpl6etH lcitey 70 Oft
FER Sda II.
gBesen 6ra6t unb paHose in biereu In ietsr S;nGat
empfsflensrerthsn S4iffsn msnte man f5 an be Ges
neral Neenten
u. S6umadbcr S SO.
@r. 5. euutb SAP Ctr, Baltimore
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
vEGETINE,
Riercrbefbtp erDe1t.

Nfrpn, Sbtp, %. San. 1877.
Or. $. q. StepenS, 8pitpn, WaI.
0ertber SEER , - Mctne Satin 6at Sbr vEGETINE
fir Nierenbei6perben nn0 llyemein {
g If 10 b c eetrau6t rnD 70 srpBe 2tnheruns baraui
emriunren, Dap ie es jest ala ippbltbdttse5 Stdrtuns8s
iaittel ~beitantt9 ~rrrrdtbt9 balten nil.
Sbrma8S s. GOODWIN,
98eit Martet Strabe.
S@ Elm perIrnlid nit Serrn 9Gps. $. @cpbptu Be-
FAINT, trel9er Elm after un6 bp@anSeiebener Burger prr
Itrpn lit. I6tun98rDa Der Sbrt9e,
q. M. 9rm itrpng, Gprtbefer.
, 1878-05-18
From the Daily of Tuesday.

INDIAN TROUBLE ApPREHENDED. -
A dispatch has been received by
Gen. Howard from the commanding
officer at Fort Colville, to the effect
that Tonaskit, chief of the Okana-
gans, was there and reports a divis-
ion of his tribe and asked for help
to maintain his authority. Tomas
kit stated to the officer that unless
assistance was rendered him a por-
ton Of his tribe would join Chief
Moses. Moses. it is stated, has q
good many armed men around at
present. On receipt of this news
General Howard replied: do not
send detachment. Must not begin
a war. The last message from Mos
es was for peace" It is said that
Moses band numbers about COG
warriors. In consequence Of this
, 1878-05-18

49,
has also
,rt Ban
oon the
, 1878-05-18

MARRIED.-At. the residence Of
the BRIDES father, on Lake Wasl :
ington, by Rev. Daniel Bagley. Mr.
Luke Craig to Miss Ella M. >Gilkey,
daughter of John A. Gilkey. The
happy pair started Immediately feg
Yakima, over the mountains, II Sc
tie on farm.
, 1878-05-18
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
From the Daily Of sa.u, ia, .

rum tue Ddi'S u Hd.u' ud..
CAPTURE OF FoLIER AND ALBRIGHT
Sheriff Miller returned on Mon
day on the North Pacific with two of
the remaining three prisoners,
whose escape from the Jefferson Co
Jail we announced some weeks since.
OF all those that escaped, Sutton
alone remains at large. Tie Indian
was captuaed at Chimacum, as we
announced last week. The two pris-
oners our sheriff brought over wei e
Folier and Albright. 1t seems that
when in company they left the jail
with Sutton, they stole boat at the
head of this bay and went directly
up the Sound, finally landing at a
point between Old Tacoma and
Point Defiance. Here Albright lett
the other two and commenced a
marauding expedition on his own
hook. He broke into the Lake View
postof1ice and being captured by the
postmaster. was lodged in Stella
COON Jail. Sutton and Folier kept
on along the railroad, took a canoe
at Humphreys landing and went
down the Columbia to Astoria.
Here they were seen in q saloon by
Mr.. Baker, former resident OF this
place, and he informing the police,
they telsgraphed fer . description,
which was promptly forwarded.
Being satisfied that they were after
the right men, the officers at Astoria
got Mr.. Baker to go with them aud
point ont their men to them. Ba-
ker passed by the saloon which they
frequented and seeing Folier, point
ed him out to the officers. who at
once arrested him. While they we're
making this arrest. Sutton. who was
seated nearer the door Of the saloon,
but hidden from view behind the
door, started out and jumped off the
wharf onto the beach, and it being
low water and late in the evening.
he soon hid himself effectually in
the labyrinth OF piles on which half
Astoria is built He has Stree been
seen on the Washington Territory
side of the Columbia river, and his
capture is considered certain. .--Ar
gus.
JUDGE Swan is in receipt of let
ter from Prof. Henry of the Smith
sonian Institute, enclosing letter
from Hon. John Sherman. Secre
tary of the Treaury, which gives
permission for Judge Swan to go
on any Of the revenue cutters which
cruise in Alaska to enable him to
make further scientific investiga
tions in Alaska for the Smithsonian.
The letter was secured too late for
the Judge to go on the Wolcott.
But the Secretary writes that II
Congress makes the required appro-
prlation, another cutter will be sent
to the Seal Islan.s during tb1sum-
anhcl
has also
, 1878-05-18

1t is we'll enough to hang up chro-
mo with God Bless Our Home on it !,
but it will do no harm to help on the
matter by little less fretting. A great
many people ask the Lord TO do what
they wont lift their little finger to do
themselves.
, 1878-05-18
kotice to Publishers,

NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT SEALED PRoPO
~ sails TO do the public printing for Kirg
county for the year following the first Monday in
May, 1878, are hereby solicited. Said proposals
are to be I'll. vi b the Auditor on before Mon
day. the 10 h day Of Nav, 1878, at9AN.
Ey oder Of the Board OF County Gom'rs.
N. S. BOOTH, Clerk
, 1878-05-18

FIGHT.-During dinner time
to-day, a man known as Scotty,
employed as barkeeper in the
Centennial Saloon went into the
American House and got into an
alteration with Mr.. Haley one
Of the employees of the house,
which resulted in, fight. Ha-
ley succeeded in getting away
with his man, knocking him
down and biting him severely in
the cheek. Some of the by
ISLANDERS interfered, when Haley
picked up a chair and knocked
two of them down. He was ar
rested and brought before JUS
Scott. AS it was dinner time,
he was released until afternoon,
which he took advantage of by
going around to Justice Snyder,
and entered a complaint against
himself and was fined S. and
costs. This proceeding was di-
rectly contrary to law, as the
statute provides that conviction
in q case of assault and battery
cannot be had in the absence of
, 1878-05-18
New Advertisements.
Notice.

To whom it NAV concern: Take notice, thHs l..
Martin Schmeig, have I'D to the city Of
Seattle aud VIII hereafter transact all nv own
business In person. and have revoked nv letters
of Attorney given 10 Dexter Horton aud c. C..
Perkins, dated September II, 1876. Neither Of
said rites have now any power to bind ne by
any contract y hatever.
MARTIN SCHMEIG.
Seattle. May 9. 1878 Qwd Wy
, 1878-05-18
ISAAC N. HALL,

LAWYER, SEATTLE, WASH. TERRITORY.
0sBce-Corper Front and Columbia Streets-Un
Sairs.
, 1878-05-18
Dissolution OF copARrNERsH1p.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP,
Notice is hereby given that the Co.
partnership heretofore existing between
J. II. Marshall and Robert Knipe, dor
ing business under the firm name Of
MarsaIl & Kpipe, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Accounts of the
old firm will be settled at their former
place of business. The business will
be continued by j, II. Marshall.
J. II. MARSHALL,
ROBERT KNIPE.
March 1, 1878. m2>w4
, 1878-05-18
n2 for so,
) for 80,
4 for so.
-ADc n Iarlr av,

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friend who has sent me the formula of o pure
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Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, Dyspepsia,
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its power has been tested in hundreds of cases
without failure. how feel it my sacred du.
ty as far possible TO relieve human misery
and will send the recipe-FEEE OF CHARGE-to
any person who may desire it with directions
for using. Sent by return mail by addressing
with stamps naming this paper, DR.. o, r.
Brigham. Drawer -, Utica, n. Y.
NJ A Card.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary i'll South America. Send .
s-lf-addressed envelope 10 the Rev. JOSEPH T.
ISMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York City,
nOv6dW6m
, 1878-05-18
FNvA-

but that AN4IH command
a large -ug of the SONS of toll
in Seal At this day, there is
probah no ADLER advocate of the
rights 6f labor, both as an author
and orator, though he has invaria-
blv confined himself to his business
as tradesman, and therefore we be-
speak him an enthusiantic greeting.
Proper announcement as to the time
and place will be made.
HEAVY MORTGAGE. - Yesterday
was recorded in the County Clerk s
office, a mortgage for S293, ,495 81 :,
given by the Oregon Steamship Co.
I. N. Dolph. Vice President, and J.
D. Biles. Secretary, to Richard
Koehlsr. Portland. Milton S. Lath-
am and William Norris, San Fran
cisco, Rudolph Sulzbach and Meritz
S. Sulzbach. of Frankfort on the
Main. The property mortgaged is
the steamships Geo. W. Elder,
500, 900; City of Chester. $4,000;
Oregon, 100000; and the dock and
warehouse in this city, $4,000.
This is one of the heaviest mortgages
ever given in Oregon.-Port. Bee.
HoNoHABLY ACQUITTED. - Miss
Eugene McConaha. teacher in the
public school at Port Townsend, was
recently accused through a public
print of cruel treatment of one OF
her pupils, named Alphonso Learn
ed. The trustees investigated the
matter, and unanimously passed the
following resolution:
Resolred, That after considering
the matter in all its bearings, we
fully believe that the best interests
of our public schools demand that
the aforesaid Alphonso Learned be,
and he is hereby expelled from the
school for the remainder OF tho term
COUNTRY IMPRovEMENs.--F. Nc
Matt, whose farm is on the Duwa'
mish river, six miles from Seattle
is completing fine residence or ad
dition to his old house. The new
structure is large and we'll finished
Mr.. Steele is building a new church
and Rev. Daniel Bsgley will dedi
cate it tomorrow. In fact while
, 1878-05-18
Special Notices.

mA. THE NATIONAL GOLD MEDAL was awards
ed to BRADLEY x Rulofson for the best Photo.
graphs in the United States, and Vienna Medal
for the best III the world. 429 Montgomery
street. San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-23
DIVORCES

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and Territory, for INcoMPATIBILITY and other
causes, No matter where the party rssides.
l3 years experience. Fee after decree. Ala
letters confidential, Address n. j. DE- r.
TER. Atty, Rooms 8 Il 8, 132 Dearborn st.,
CHICAGO, I'LL. Unquestionable references
given. Correspondence vith the legal pros
sessiop invited,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-07
So the resolution failed.
No RenuGiator.
lEnr The Disnatch.l

For me DlSpatcn-J
Please publish the following conversation,
which took place between General Robert
E, Lee and Brigadier-General James l..
Kemprr upon that terrible field OF battle
Gettysburg" It was when the latter,
bleeding profusely from desperate and be.
leved by all who saw him to be mortal
wound, was being sadly borne to the rear
from the front in q bloody blanket, that the
former. our beloved ommander-in-chlef,
met him. Said General kemper: they
say Pm dying, General, and You probably
now see the last OF me alive. Before go |
haze one thing to demand. have seen IN
the fight what you have not seen. Sir,
have SEEM said the fast weakening man,
rs his pale face lighted up with enthusi-
asm, "the splendid herolsm OF my poor
bows. When you make up your reports do
them full Justice and cover them with glory.
They have won it. They richly deserve to be
immortalized." And he sank back utterly
exhausted. Said the peerless Zee, speaking
With the deepest emotion: Il will. viii
DO all You ask. Bi. l trustthat God will
spare your life and yet restore you. l hope
you will live, General kemper, for Virginia
TO honor and re,uurd you, as she agiN.'
Virginians, let US see to it that the last
words uttered by our lamented Lee on this
occasion are fully carried out. Let us
honor him with the Office OF member OF
Congress from the Richmond district should
Walker resign, or with the first vacancy
which occurs in the United States Senate.
There is where he would be an ornament,
and where he would fully honor Us, par
ticularly in the latter. Meier let 1t be said
that the gallant and Ehonorable" kemper
lacked appreciation by the people OF the Old
Dominion. Do not let him retire, as he
says he expects to do. "NUSQUAM.''