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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31

Especial dispatch to the Oregonian.


BOISE CITY, July pa cores
pendent of the Idaho Statesman writes
from Salmon Meadows, under date
Goth, that Lieut.. Farrow with his
Umatilla scouts, have struck the
"Sheep Eaters" renegade Indians on
Crooked river. They had passed
over from the south fork of salmon.
and Farrow struck their trail and fol-
lowedit up and found them 100 strong.
Crooked river empties into the Snake
river nearly opposite Grande Ronde
river. The Indians have their stock
across the Snake, but are on this side.
Farrow says that he will attack them
if he can get a favorable position.
He does not know where Bernard's
or Lieut.. Calley's commands are.
There is a good deal of excitement
in Council Valley, and they are rails
ing company to go out and help
Farrow. Bernard left the middle
fork of Salmon by way of Bear valley.
for the south fork on the 18th. He
should be 100 miles from Crooked
river at this time. Lieut.. Calley's
whereabouts are not known. Far
rows camp is near the Seven Devils
on the Salmon, which overlooks
Crooked river on the south. The
country is as rough as it can be
made.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31

Action brought in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District Of the Territory OF
Was.lin gton, holding terms at Vancouver for
the counties OF Clarke, SkamaDia aud Kick
itat
Complaint filed in the County Of Clarke, in
the Office Of the Clerk Of said Court the TWEEN
ty-ifth day Of June A. u. 1879
To John j. Mclaughlin, Defendant:
In the name Of the United States Of Amer
lea, you are hereby required 10 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, in
Clarke County. for the counties Of Clarke.
Skamania and klickitat. and TO answer the
complaint filed therein within sixty days from
the date Of this summons. or judgment by de.
fault will be taken against you according to
the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action Is brought TO obtain q dc.
cree Of divorce on the grounds Of abandon
ment and drunkenness, and you are hereby
notified that II You fail 10 appear and answer
said complaint, as above required, the plain
till will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for In her complaint dled herein.
WitnessJ.P. Hoyt. Esquire, Judge
- OF the said District Court, and the
SEAL. seal If the said Court, this 18th
'--' day Of June, A. ID. 1873
X. g. O'BRfEN. Clerk,
by q. r. Mcconnell. Deputy.
W. II. ADAMS. Attorney for Plaintiff
lHT
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31

In the last number of the North
american Reriec appears an exhaust
i've letter from Gen. o. o. Howard to
the publishers, in reply to the absurd
story recently published in that mag
azine from the unrestrained and too
ambitious pen of Wallowa Joseph.
The answer is modest, simple and
complete, and as matter of history
we'll bears persual. Gen. Howard's
plain statement of facts and history
stand out in bold relief W hen compared
with the crafty Indians bare asser-
tions and misstatements.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31
NEWS ITEMS.


Inc crops IN virginia are suffering for the
"a ~, W '"'''
thermometer IN tne shade at New York on
the loth registered luz degrees.
A missionary sent up to Alaska some time
ago mas gwen 10 the business and gone 10
prospecting Tor gold.
A dispatch from Havana reports % deaths
from yellow fever at that place during the
week ending July 10Th
News from Mexico is generally meagre.
The interior department reports the popula.
ton of this republic to be 96S7OOO.
The Colorado nototo hng hos modo tie On
pearance in Ireland. Notwithstanding al TIE
40 ro talon W ora,.a,t tha naI,r,;t, 'i WV
Josse Sbarhord l. hru,h,,.r;n,. .,o o..
Frnnciscans. and Fred Rert Is orcsnizipg n
theatrical troune to NAV NJ San Josn -
~ f'"' ~ '''' '0'0
me secretary 81 war; upon recommendation
o. %, neherai Senoneia' COMMANDING at west
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31

The Russian minister Of the in
terror reports 1901 fires during June,
causing a damage of over 100000
rubles; sos fires were incendlary.
Further particulars Of the fire at
Mini Novgorod, of the 10Th of the
present month, state that while the
fire was raging, IA explosions occurred,
killing and injuring 40 persons. The
theatre in the Kremlin, Moscow, has
been burned by Nihilists.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31

Two of the murderers of Tullis,
near Sacramento, were hanged, Troy
Dye, and Anderson. The third one,
Tom Lawton, has been captured at
Lewiston, Idaho, and in due course
of time will be taken to Sacramento
for trial, after having escaped justice
for more than year.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31

1t is quite probable that Jackson
Grant, who was sentenced to the
penitentiary for life, will not long
survive his sentence. When he
reached the penitentiary he was so
exhausted that he could not walk
and had to be carried from the hack
to his CELL Unless his condition ma
terially improves he willnot live three
weeks.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31

1NPROvKNENTs.-Goldendale con-
tinues to improve steadily. Several
new houses are being built and others
have been completed that are credit
to any town. Mr.. Clark is changing
the position of his saloon and residence
transferring the house to the lot on
Broadway street where the saloon
stood, and placing his saloon on First
street where the house was. French
& Maxon, carpenters, areerecting an
addition to Mr.. Giants livery stable,
which will make the building 81 feet
in length.-GoIdendale Sentinel.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31
L. $. LAND OFFICE.

I. ;. LAND OFFICE,
vancouver, W. T., July 3lst 1879
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice Of his intention
10 make final proof In support OF his claim,
and SEC ire final entry thereof at the expira.
ton OF thiNy days from the date Of this notice
viz:
Thomas D. Moulton, for the 8 = \ OF the s
W 4 Of Sec. %. Town N, Range West, and
names the following persons rs his Witnesses
viz: James W. Choate, OF Cowlitx County, w
~, and OrTeu w. Barber, of Cowlitx County
W.T..
W. H. sMALLwOOD, Register.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31

Pennsylvania has been having a
big storm and floods in the oil and
mining regions, the damage of prop
erty being very great. Only one life
was lost.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31

The farmers of England are COM
planning bitterly because the food
products of America are transported
across the ocean and sold in England
at profit for less money than it costs
to raise the same article in that coun-
try. The newest development is in
cheese. The American article is sold
so cheap that cheese making has
stopped in England, and milk and
butter have became plenty in conse-
quence, butter being sold at II cents
per pound, a thing never heard of be-
fore in England. The result of this
state of affairs will be the ruin of
English agriculture, or else a great
reduction of land rents and wages.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31

Another vessel was lost in the
straits of Fuca last week, and now
we may expect to see in the Puget
Sound papers more bowling about
the dangers of the Columbia river en-
trance.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31
Land For Sale.

Eighty acres near Rounds mill, described
as the north half of the south east quarter of
Section "a, in Town north of Range east.
The land is partly open, brush and timber,
and considered desirable For further infor-
nation apply to S. SHOBERT,
Union Ridge.
June "A, 1879. L.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31

OREGON's OCEAN FLEEr.-Mr. J..
{. Henderson, Chief Engineer of the
Oregon, has signed contract in
Philadelphia with the Delaware Iron
Ship Building Works for another
steamer for the Oregon Steamship
and Railroad Company. 1t will be
larger than the Oregon, measuring
342 feet in length, 3St feet beam
and 5000 tons register. She will be
handsomely fitted up and built for
speed as we'll as comfort.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31
VANCOUVER INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY, JULY 81. 1879.

The steamer Emma Hay'card has
been withdrawn from the Astoria
route, and the S. G. Reed takes her
place for the present.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31
sum NJ .,NS.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District, Of the Territory of Washington,
holding terms at Vancouver for the coun-
ties Of Clarke, Skamania, and Klickitat
Lumiua n. McLOughliu
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-07-31

VEGETABLES, Etc.
Customers supplied with choice lots at from
6 to II cents, according to cut
Highest cash price paid for beef cattle, hog,
and sheep
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

SIN 4uguit .. =. erbieIt Superintendent
Sadien I'M GaftIes@aroen einen 8rief uon
eis.etn in ben NesessI Staaten aniaBiaen
Oelitiden, Der ibn Bat, iiIter rem ginmanbe.
rerinrten etne paifenbe Srau fur i'm aassufue
9en uno ibm juSui6ifeu Sener Brief tpur=
be oafnals oes oarin entbaltenen ortgineQen
gerlanserS rpegen uerOfentlidt itno BON Der
9an3en 4Sreilt oes 2anoes abgeorudt. Die
SolSe. .SduoTs mar, baB feitoenr sabaoIe abns
ltde AnIu9en, ndraentIib pon 9eliten I'M
9Selten; an superintendent eSafion qeIfeIt
roiltoen, gerabe ais Oh oaS Bureau Der gins
roaaoertnSs @omniiIiion IN GnItIe @droe,t
Elm 8etratbs ss8ureaii iei Nan IieB ale oieYe
Yrtefe nnbea6tet uno unbeantluortet, dllein
Die Sdbt Der beiratbsluftigen Mdnner, Die
aaf bteient etfoas un8epobnIi9en @ege 2ez
bens8efdbrttnnen iu6en, f6eirt eber sus aIs
ab5unebntsr, oenn 9err SedIon er6att inmer
NOD Oeratige 8rtefe aus bem 8eIten. 60
idtieba tim lester Gage etts Serr g. g, 8ooe
aus SDeaanooab, Bage Co., Soma, Inn oasn
bebAlfLsd ssi fem boB er zines Ser uieIeu bier
anfontnteiiSsn ensliI9en oSer oentf1en Mdoz
6est sur Sran betoM,me. BUR Beariinouno
oiefes S9rtttes fi6rte Der 8riefi9reiber an,
heifatbsfdbise 6rauen5immer ieien m iener
2aii6esge8enp rar nno ilberbies rpftnide er
cine frti3 aus england ooer 9eutI6lano Gins
gewanoerte, Die bier nod feine Hnterfunft
9efanoen nno Elm gutes S9ein nno etnen prz
0entltfeit gbenartit 5lt erlan9sn ruiii,ibe, Sii
heifatbefl. gr 1T 8eiser etner SSarin SO
Sabre alt uno ein Blttmer obne 2inoer. SIN
einets bon ct. 2ouis; Wo., eineetroffenen
Briefe 'erflarte Elm oortiser DeutIher, &uton
: 2--1atis Z. StraBe, er babe i'm ,9lnai9er oes
gSeRens" etnen gierp gorfer BIdttern en.z
rtoftfneren 4rtife[ iiber atlnerwitnf9ten
Beu6Ifertinsssuuads" 9eleIen, Der fi6 auf
iun9e Dlaoden beStebe, Die in europa einen
5ebEtritt setban itno oabin 3uriifeei9idt werz
oer io4ten. gr ipani6te bic unter bieIen
befnbIi6e Catherine 6aBbauer, bic fi1 iebt
I'M 0o6nerinnensSofp auf 98ar6s SsIano
beRnoet, CUR 6rdu 81 nebmen uno bite, bie=
lelbe na9 ct. 2oliis 5u i9ifer, menn tie iein
4nerbietet annebnlen noble uno rpenn iie lid6
su elmer 9uten Sausfrau et9ne rno selIn6
lino feline lei9tfertt9e Berion lei, mas su be-
llrtbeileu ct oem 8orItanbe bes gtnuanbers
un8ss8urea,ls ii6erlaiIe. @r fei Elm 8dfer
une I'M 8egriffe, Iein eisenes @eI9aft ;u
9riinben, ,tiso Catherine peroe, penn iie Die
tt9tige Berlon ieL es gut bel tim baben.
Jeeturh9 miro it9 oerr Saffon OieIen Seiz
atbSFVerulittlungen ebenIopenig unteraies
ben, tpls ben friiber BON ibm uerlaneten, ions
bern es ben 6eiratbsz@anbioaten anbein,s
Itellen, ii9 bic Sewiini9ten @attinnen ieIbft
" uerf6afen. (R.O .StsSts.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13
NO. 81.

net 70 beitern Ie5baften Ausbrild giebt baB
es fir ben augenblif I6on erI9eint. Iber
es 1T cine Sdonbeit Der SeeIe, feline S9ona
belt pOIl roilSem 5Ieii6 an6 8Iut, pie bic
ibrer Sdmeiter,
.4uSobe i9 rpirfIi9 bas 8ergnIsen? 4ber
pte tonnte DiB 6arriot cine 5remoe NIT Der
unterbaItltn8 iiber mid Ian8meilen 2"
gSie ,langtuellte mid ni9t iie uno Elm
iun9er Serr IangpeiIten ii9 eir1anber. gr
i6ten Sic ebenfaus iebr gut gu fenneri, Iein
ytame mar OTter.4
-uBas, Sranf 2"
,nSsa, Woniieur 5ranf. NliB CARROT bate
bic 8ewobnbeit Sic Germ Sranf taeli6 ais
VtufterbtIo uor3ubaIten ,inb 6a bic 8eioen Die
git,3igen iparen, Die i6 an 8orb fannie uno
nit beneti id beinabe trnmer Suiammen mar,
10 bate Sbr 3ame baIb einen pertreuten
Slang ftir MIDI.
rg8ie sIadlid bin i6," lagt 2onswortb,
yeile Srennbin gu beiiben, Die mid nlat nur
telbit 5u Tddben ueiby fonoern aud nod auf
oen Ocean tiiein Sob itn9t. Nber mlljen Sic
nid9t no bic Beioen aus9eifiesen iinb, lie iinb
oeh aewiB in Elm iinb bemieI6en SoteI2"
nWlaoeatoilelIe ,ueib es ni9t. Sic bat iid)
BON DhB 9arriot uerabI9leoet in Der 6offs
ltnns.l iie baIo in 8apmontb mieoer,uIeben,
q absr ite peiB ni9t ruobin fie fi9 in Stem
glQrf aernasht -
3 (5ortiesun9 foTst.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13
- ,3apitel. go7 s,F
pie @efdji6fe bes SfeimerHem Satles.

g8abreao SIR. 2onsportb fIopit uab in Detn
Sternenli9te lpartet uit1 etn8eIaI1en 81 rpers
ben, mag bier Elm Wort iiber bas Saus unb
Die Dame, Der es sebort seIast perpen. "a
IS bat einen Hamen linb etne ,@eihi1te
unb 1T pieleidt .bas ein5ise Saus in gap.
mouth, pel6es Bsibes bat. IS mirb pas
,Steinerpe Saus"' senannt. 8Or uielen
.sSabren fam Elm ,Wlann pon England beriiber,
oenannt @iliam 8inbior, Elm unternebmenz
Der uno iparianter Sreiiqiie, uOn 9auis aus
,poblbabenb t,no eniidLoliert. in ben @olonien
elm 8ermoeen sl MAIDEN. Gr rpdblte Neps
gn9Ianb, erbielt 2dnoereien, baute Elm 8lofs
baus, pertrieb Die Snbianer, madte ben Soz
bei, ,prbar uno fiibrte Elm arbeitiames 2sben.
Die Sreibeitsfdmpfe be9annea unb Der gng=
ldnoer 1dulterte fem @enebr uno trat auf pie
sSeite Der goIonien sesen Den 9onis. Ser
.Griea etlbete unb obslei9 Ufalter Wlllam
gSinSior Elm 8ein uno einen Qrln auf oem Stub;
mesfeio Iieb, febrte er ;benno6 fe6r Sufrieben
.,uriif, benn Elm neues Stif 2anbes mar ibn,
,perbrieft poroen unb auf pieIe, piele Meisen
i'm llnfreiIe ieiner Wobnuns fonnte er nun
Ques leiin nennen. Da er es ni9t fir ange.
seiat fir einen Mann belt, alein iu bleI,
ben, jeIbft ni9t fir oas Stiid zines Usannss,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13
sa 5. 6 apiteI. J.
Cine G6renCade.

gls Mr. 2onsiuortb Dor bas Saus pon
-Nabame Winbfor sefommen, offnet ibm Elm
nidt mebr iusenoIides 9ienitmabden uao er
tritt auf eilen t,teorisen, aber febr lan9en
gerdumisen Corridor, rueI6er nit rpei9en
Seppi9en belest nno nit rei9en @emalben
seI9mlft 'iTt. gu beioen Seiten ifeben, auf
i9re Sdperter sslebnt, sruei i,npoiante r0miide
arie9er in 8ronse. 8ier 3blren mlnben
auf sieisn SLnr; Die eine berlel6en nnb suar
bic erIte sur &edten. otfnet bas Diiib1en,
meIbet ben 8eiud ieinsr 9errin NIT ben
Borten: y DIR. aonswortb, Wabane," unO
3iebt li9 surid. taaa
! Das 3mmer, auf oeiisn s3peue Song,
NORTH iett itebt, bat er f9ou mebr aIs einmdI
betreten, Trobbsm bdIt CT einen Iueenblif
inne uno bIift binein, mie auf etn Gemdloe,
benn inner ,piebsr finoet er etluas, mas
ieinem flinfiinni9er Iuse 8enub 9erpdbrt.
Das 1T Wabame Wmbiors Wobnsintmer, mo-
tie lire pertrauteren Sreunoe entpfdngt, bes
rem Iie nur duBerf wenige bat. Slusseitattet
1T bas 9ema6 nit Teppiben in r.attem
'Greu unb BIau, ruet6sepOIfterten Seheln
uuo Dipans, ebenfalls srau uno bIau, boben
WanbIpieaeIn an beiben Gnben uno srpei
3aben nit eiaoelegter arbeit, auf ipeIden
mebrere grobe Albuns uns IonItise 8ader
berumIiesen. Die 8dnoe itno nit Iquare(s
Sfiaen uno @rapir,ingen, beibe in ibrer Mrt
meiiterbaft, persiert uno tlberaa fdlt bas
guse auf ielten bibide unO duBerit rpertbs
poae Nippiaden. 3pei ooer bret nit 8lus
men seflate Saien perbreiten einen kebs
Ii5en parflnl, bas 2idt idlIt miIbe unb sez
bampft burd Die NIT idneepeiben Spibensars
binen uerbdnsten Seniter. &ei6tbum uno
I Efeiner @eidmaf sibt lid IN iebem Detail su cts
fennen aud in Der Gri6einung Der Oame,
YrpeIde fid iebt erbebt, UNI ibren @ait su be-
sriiben. 9te idpere ieioene &obe fallt in
| ienen mddtisen unO bod auslei6 fanften
uno gerduibloien Salten berab, fiir ruel9e Die
| Sraue1 eineio srobe gorIiebe baben, ben gals
| Idnttdt cine einfade Spite, 5ufammenses
baIten pon elmer sroben funfeInben 8riaants
mabel. 9as Saar, nod iippis, aber fiber.
srau, lit lber elne Stole suriid9efdmnlt ilnb
trdst ba5it BET Die ernfte 1lnberpesli6feit oes
bleiden 9lntIiBes nod sreaer berportreten 81
luRen. 9o6 neit,, ilnbepeslt9 .odfe su ptel
seiast, Senn eben erbeat es iid unb ntr,tnt,
lpdbrenb iie 2onswortb bic Sanb reidt, einen
tfreunoIi9en 4usoruf an. % +..,e .
I oSie iinb Die Banfttdfeit ielber, Serl
2arrence, es 1T pracis 8 llbr." .5...
Sic febt iid pieoer unb le9t bic rpeiber
Sdnbe, auf oenen Die peri9teoenf farbisiter
Goeliteine blinfen, in ibren S6Ob. Naoam'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13
Ser garusual In Rrn Orleans.

Der o'sslaDrt9e 6al9tn9 N Der Salbmonoa
1taof 9sp 9rleans l1len 9fI9ts pom ielner
9etsobnten SroBartIstelt esn9ebaBt 81 baben;
% mar telne grtnrerung me9r an o.e t4reds
tsche 9eIf oes 9elben 0'ebers o., 900 yten=
l9en lan95ten Dem tousn Rex" il, ols er
leInen glntu9 belt. Nm uHoIenmonta9e"
alanoet: osrlslbe auf pra4tpol Secorlrtem
ISampfert .oeltleS etaen l9par5en Araber nno
5o9 our9 DE 9anptltraBen Der Staot. um
8 1br mar 9roBes Otner unD MbenoS Seits
porltelur'9 IN allen 1heaterr. No4 nett
groBsrt1ser 9eltaltete l11 oas Sebea iino
8retben am OIenfa9e. Dem e'sentll9et
u Mardlgras: Der 9roBartI9e 3u9 ieste up
ilin Ii ubr Sormstta9s IN Sewe9ung. gra
0ttnet ruuroe oerlelbe our4 cine Abtbeilun9
Sol'5'lten. Oann tam DE e5aros oes 9ont9s
uno bsnter oteler, urn9eben norl ie1nent
Stabe, Der y Rex" felbf I'M 8oititme oes
Gi9aEo Aowenbera oes eolen &ren6tabrers.
Der Soni9 tru8 esnen 9oloenen 9etronten
. per oaa @ pIap'es @ essIssIs S!OB ososGte SDs ano
,.on.. 0T.s.oA,,. kafIo:Anl Co.,. e.. ..:AI g..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

1 .8rpei RlIe Sort,ina's ON einem Gage
1 Sas 1T a[lerbtnss Elm feltener Sail. Uni
bod 59eint ibm Sur Mbmeiiuns bteier @unit
be3etgun9en nt9t etpa Elm beIonoerer Sero
tsnlus n6tbig, Elm Wann pDn @barafter -oai
tit feline Anltbt fam gar nidt unoers ban
oeIn. 8ei9 3u ieia, mare ibm ni6t nner'
ulnidt, aber nur ni@t auf Soften Der Selbit'
abtung. a
sd rperoe aud on Chapman Idreiben,
benft er, yuno Der Sa9e elm @nbe MAIDEN.
8Dansi9 Sabre 1T es Der, baB mid mein Ons
tel, nnbefiimmert um metn ferneres S6idial,
IN bic peite gBelt 3ieben lieb- freili6, i6
mar ielbft baran i9ulo, aber 8let9pieI, nn1
mid 3uriif5upfeifen, oaSu 1T es iest su fpdt.
9Ste lan9e piiroe id au9 in ieiner @nnit
bleibens SD bin burdaus nitbt ii6er, bab
er mid nibt nod Elm smeites UaaI pon iid
rpetif. go aber babe i9 bas 8ersnl9en, Die
@nfeIinnen ber @roBmama su be8riiben uno
luie t9 Sebort foIlen es re6t bubble Dldoden
iein." a
Rit ioI6en @ebanfen bei9dftist erreibt
er feline g8obnuns unb sebt fofort auf iein
Simnter. Bon itnten berauf bort er finsen
uno &arten ipielen, ober Der Sinn itebt Tim
iebt mad feinem BON beiben. gr siinoet bas
@as an, iebt iib on ben Gid rnb i9reibt
ben beabtdtisten Brief.
oganmoutb, NsaiI., 20. Neai 18-.
''''s ''s' Setter Chapman!
Bad benz Saoen 3t fontnten, 1T mir II,
bieiem Sabre abfoIut unm0slta. RDnnte
mid aud ME enti9lieBen, mid in Ders
ters Gbpe5enbeit bort einsui9uIug9eln.
Den Dnfel miiroe id germ feben, aber rpie
bic Dinse iest fteben sebt es leioer nidt.
SD fabte nidt ben serinsiten 6roa segen
tbn, re3ne es ibm pielmebr ais Die groBte |
Mobltbat ON, bab er mid ieinerseit in Die
i Welt binaus sieben lieb, lm mir ielber ben
Wes bur1 oas 2sben gu babnen. 9inter
Derters &tiden mid einsu16lei9en unb
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ben alien Dnfels ii9 beoenfli9 uerfdlims
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ibn bod ni9t germ aus Der @elt gebea laf.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

Chew Jaskaon's Best Sweet Navy TobecCoe
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13
gaifIs.GarOen als = arirat5s=Snrsaa.

Gortiesune folst.)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

Life-0ne and half per cent. on gross premium
receipts, payable semi annually.
Fire, and all other except Life two and one
half per cent on total amount OF premiums, pay
able seml-annually.
Railroad companies taxed as other property.
Telegraph companies taxed other property
Sleeplng-car companies, each coach per annum,
$50.
II Is believed that the foregoing digest correctly
states the amount OF the privilege tax upon such
business and occupations declared by laWto be a
privilege, so far as rate has been affixed and de-
clared by the law. In some Instances the law has
created and declared certain privileges but without
atxing rate OF taxation and In such case no priv.
ilege tax should be collected.
All State privilege or llcensetaX is collected by the
county court clerks OF the counties respectively,
cept In the few cases above mentioned In which
payment is made directly TO this office All taxes
upon merchants are assessed and collected also BY
The county court clerks including the tax upon auc-
ton ana commission merchants and such Oceupa-
lions as are stated Ia this digest 10 be taxable a.
msieaants. Ia eggh case care has been ta.-n =
state tbe exact period liked by the statul hl-.
heease 0An be issued, aud In no inst ..re ic,;it
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-13

Union square, New York. The acores for quartette
voices, With organ and orchestra Accomplishments,
are splendidly arranged and neatly and plainly
printed In book form, the texts being all I'm Latin
and will readily become fayorte In Catholic church
''sanctus," "Benedietus'' and "asaus DEL"
SKETCHES of western North Carolina. his
tofica and biographical, illustrating principally tie
revolutionary period OF Mecklenburg Rowan, Lin
cola and adjoining counties, accompanied with mis-
eellaneous Information, much Of 1t never before
published By L. Hunter. This Is a book OF more
than three hundred and fty pages that cannot fail
to have absorbing interest for the descendants OF
the men who declared for Independence long before
the colonlsts generally were prepared for It. The
Alexanders, Folks, Wilson's, Jacks, Davidsons, For
neys, Whites, HAIRLESS, and others of Tennessee,
will In the pages of these sketches find much that
Will excite them TO fresh love for those OF their kin
dred NOW dead and gone" who were the first on
this continent to declare for liberty and for indie
pendence OF the mother country In the whole range
of the history of our race, there is no movement
upon which the people of Tennessee love to linger
they DO upon that which initiated the revolution,
and culmitfted 70 th4 glorious battle OF Kings
Mountain. It Is full of the spirit Of adventure Of
courage aid unselffsh devotion, Which, ihsbiEIne
noble men, made it possible for THIS gteaf republic
to exist and In the form in which Mr.. Hunter pre-
sents IT, cannot fail TO enkindle something OF the
old time enthusiasm OF which it Is In part recital
1t Is sold by the author, price one dollar and ahaf,
and will be sent postage prepaid, by addressing c.
L. Hunter, Lowesville, Lincoln county North Caro-
lima.