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RECENT LAW PUBLICATIONS. ,
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81 ....., ,.,v Avn ppEcrDrHrs
ftr other -f3tcsD ~heell 80.
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REPORTS. Z. ~. supreme court Reports
Vol. 90 ~ne p, price reduced 90 "a net .
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DrNNSYLVANIA EAILROAD Trr

DENNSYLNANIA HAlLROAD-Gr.atT Trunk
iiuc trd United state. Nul Rout" ol afa after Iuiy
:. $50 tran. leave NeN-foik via stresses ami Cont
lanGi Street T,IflsS, a. follows: 49,
xusc.s foI I.iislurc P burg, the West nj south.
wlh Pullman Palace cars attached. . .. H., am $50 p
~.
For Wil.iusp'ri. Lockh ven Cory ahu Erie Ar $50 D..
al CORY tltusyl' feHicau zen ire ald
he Oi Sc.lols Niiiausi1If alid i0cAna,en. - n.
Iail sulr Ma.hngt tAo south. Limited Washing
t,u OF PA Imam aTor AIS tailg. c-ccg; Sunday
arrive Wa-hiuGt1n AZ III leeIag IL i;aO and
-:.O "a. J. ., aud 10 D. sunday. iOp. ir.
Express for Fil4aerha 4:a 100 80. = tp llmifedl
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Rn.is ~ I" Brooklvn Annex" conIect with through
Jersey Ciy, aioriiuga speedy aud direct
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q 20 1880. ilH IT, NJ. "."o lyu, :.u. -3o ana
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED HO, TIE AND SHORT LIN,
NEW-YCKK AND PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Through Tr9ns daily thee derots In
Philadelphia, two IN New-NOrk.
Double Tack. the most improved Equlnmert aud the
FASTEST Time consistent win absolute safety.
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NNACK FERRY. tWESr POINT COkNWALlI Ne ~ ~
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Hudson River Raj Dad received Tor ias-aE, ro.
sp.CLAI TLiAlN 10 ANN LAlI cAItAIn-N-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-05-14

Nsepsk, ssa'sbest afi IL asisho.
ssni IL .os hsssk . pesfsbaA,
poass pomsi sleh posIsssss Y
" 1924 fsyeIsss ' psnssyIysnll 1
y foks 1906 snlssso sp,ksssf
Bssss |. pres Jsetsens patIs
isns vsresn ' Iiiai Ksfoiins .
' roka 1861 ssoIAn hasod do
sbsshs pro,ls,A,sm Iiihim. iilsv
NJ . pavodni sAssdea Isss, jsk ~
sAsesa ei.oysstoh vysvitA, is
dIs aslsvy matt spolsst s,Asy
Aplnea moo, ssoavisie cd lsdns,
listeh .,A,a. h sebsoohssas, bs !
pron fsplA,sIavi lsdaoillvteh
slAts. Tsso moe msls BY bts
slAds saekovksa. Nsai ptikisda
sAkonodAts.si. prod by 70 vsci
"a moe slAiei msIs podiissos
bjii mocl slA,ai. anit isss ptIiiny
h iomu. WAX 60 jess pfAvs eo
pssdls lsnf saxon po,sdu'e tim
rutI - s.arA . sAkladni l dsisvni
rAssda. proto odplfA lAkons
tomn svb sohvAlsni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-05-14
APGHANIsTAN.

2 Lahore so oxnamujc, 10 dne
s. ptibyl Jakub Chan do Gunda.
muk, ku porads 9 mai. Cavagnari.
BYl tn slavnS uvltAn a dne 0. cd.
byv&na porsda, kter6 omir svo-
Ill ku vsem poiadavk0m Angli.
cka uEavten mir. Popustil An.
gllcku Cast dsoml sice prdsmyk, /,
kodak, ddoli Pisin, ddoli Korum
al po Suargadan prdamyk a pru.
smyk Kybersks Ut k Loarg,.
Tea dosahli AnglItan6 pravo Wy.
draovati 81 jcdnstolc y Candaha.
ra. Maj. Cavagnari odobeto SO 8
emiren do Kabulu co vyslsnec.
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SPANE ELsKo.

Phi volbkoh do senAtu zvolono
1875 mlnisterialIstd a pouEe 10 II.
berald. - v spanslska panujo
velka drahota nasIedkcm toho
bylo clio ma obilt mouku sruse.
no q mestaka rada v Madridu
usnesla 80 xtidIti dvacot sklad6
potravnioh m6sts, kteryeh
bude so ohl6b prodavau lovnsji !
nez pekaf6. - Postovni vlak
meEi Madridem a Kadixem syr.
zen byl Z trats, phi cemi Q osob
byio zabito q nakolik raneno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-05-14
yfonoDai RuMELlE.

nasse, die sprAv yidnk, ne.
hodla usllovali dele o psodiouie
n DOLBY osassni " vyeh RamsIii
q sam}sli vyklldIli seml ~ do D.
srpns a neb snsd dive. Tele.
graf ohlsaaje, 10 daIs 30 tax na.
sIsdssm odpora Angiicks, Rs.
kouska . Nsmecka. vssk podobA
80, IA h dmysla tomuto nemAlo
piispsly nepokoins pomsfy ' sa.
ms fiai rusks. -- Car ssslal sal,s.
nu list v kssram ujisssje, 10 jos.
odhodlkn drie.i 40 smlouvy ber.
linsks, ale mysli 10 Turci msli by
upustiti cd obsassni BalkAnu 10.
den rok, sa mohou obsaditi pff.
stav Bargas. AdIutAnt ruskt,
gon. obrusov, kterf list ten
sultknu dodaI, odjeI pax do Plov.
diva, kdei uveseinil proklsmaes q
carova, 10 tonic hodlk iednsti die
smlouvy berlinskS. Proklamace
tato vyvoIAla v lidu vclk6 rosei.
lenf \ nespokojenost, jelikoi lid
kohl 40 naisji, 10 car ochranns
svs ruky noodtAhne, . pomaae
lim, vsdor snlouvY berlinsk6
bespecngch zaruk mob dokon.
GO spojeni . bulharskom dobsti.
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RGzNE zPR1vY.

Dopisovatci videhsks telegra-
fnjc, ie porta projovila oohotu
brku daastenstvi v porads o otkr.
CO fccks.
v Astrskanu, kde Y Eims xnfll
NOR, vypuknui skyrnii5 tyfus.
Ma pobfeii anglickcm vrfcn
byI ma bfch anglicks obrnenS par.
MIX Iron Duke.
We Francn povolilo minister.
stvo uspofAdani loter1e, 9 lejihot
vttstku postavcna bude v New
Yorku socha bohyne svobody
pied 3 roxy SpoI. 81. dar ovana.
Magnuru, bratr Cctaveje, krkIe
zaIs, vrdAl SO Anglisauam so svt
mi pfIvrtenei.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-05-14

Pstsohfsd.kt leles tyfs, fr
ptshl ,ssnstoa syrosasssea do
igitlis. potion 800 osab, bvl w
pssysn. Jsa 10 tAa 1000 90
ssa,seh ' hoskva rofs. sssknu
,ieh ' jInteh msaseh obnAH 1000
o.ob Kfaia pressisdky, Ilehr
vlads ~ shape \ po,iasssi Ida,
aiklsrsk nsysdea h upokoIsni
.piss pssebs vstii asspokojssos,
. " slsoh srrvkah Hide potlnA
- slIlsi hAhlsd, b Iskskoliy liat
pomaft byly by lspli hsi nyasiii
assv asjis,oly. - bIs heriInsss
depele esIsssh bYl nibilIssickt
ussatshf ~ ' sand AIadoyht m
tl.tre komahikacs ' relfohfads
. osm hfsdntkh brlo ssi'seo,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-05-14
NOtiOkv.

"FfhFut sc 1oftuhfhe, 10
poiAtkem min. ,fdnc vys,oupiIi
pAnovt oIiverius . vopslecky
vydavstoIstvi listu toho . pan
Lsngmsyer sam stsl 80 malitolem
a vydsvateIem. Litnjsme, 10 p.
0liverins opstns ustoupil q elmo.
s,i turnalstIcksa q to tim spise, an
"Pravdu" fidil jsk ohyseji jeho
roshodna rAsns, WAX 80 Enatnou
qmirnsnosti.
I v 0koIons, Miss, vychkxi
Sasopis Southern States, ktery
swim rablatns rsbolskfm smssle.
MIN vseobecnou posornost budi.
Pfinesli jane bedAvno nsho u.
kazku. Dnes podAvame jinou.
0 feti sonatora Dsvida Davise
Pile: Pan d. Davis feSnil ' so.
nstu 8. s. dne 20. I. m. ucinil
tea volmi lichotivou xmfnku o
povestnem Abe Lincolnu. Dou.
fame, 10 snSmovna sonatu nebudc
nikdy vice podobns sneuctSna.
Doba iis pfesls, kde molly drzeny
bfti eulogic hanebnem ErAdci,
k,ery uvrhl zomi tuto krvepro
liti." A opst: "Byl to slocin
ccrnt, nevsslovny, nAsilny zlocin,
TO Unie byla xschovana pomoci
zbrans. Muzove, ktofi TO podpo.
roval', kte'i narodu to vnutili, by.
II kriminalnici a my vypaluieme
jim znameni kriminalnik6 pied
tvah celeho kfestanstva. Bah 10
spravedliv on pomstf sc v svou
pravou dobu." UkAzby tyto ne
sou neJhorsf a prozraxuii, jake
smysleni ma 'hu panuje. 20 re.
publikanske tasopisy 81 takovych
pr6iev0 vsimaii sve ttenate na
NE upozorhujf jest pfirozeno. De-
mokrat,cka lIsty a nasc "neod Wis.
le" vsak prcjcvy ty omlouvaii u
tvrdi, 30 redaktofi listu toho byli
schvalne ziednani cd republican
ske strany, ably TAX psali. Tuto
lea vyvrad rodaktofi listu toho
SAM move Eplozenem zelcna6ni.
ck6m cAsopiso Washingtonskem
View, kterg mas prAvs dcsel
Dokazuji, 10 telny redaktpr jest
jihan byvaIS rebel a spolupra-
covnik jcho, at &c severn, piece
cd jakziva demokrat, klerf vzdy
souhlasil so zasadou svrchovano
sti stath.
I "Hospodafe Amorickeho' ,
vyslo elslo kvetnovs. zvatsen6 o
4, stranky vcskrEc zdokonslene
Jest to ddkascm, TO dostalo so Ca
sopisu tomu od rolnictva nasebo
pfirniveho ptijeii, & eehof srdctne
so tesime.
1 Scnatoru Saunders, Jakof !
poslanci Valentine jsme diky pc
vinni "a zaslan6 nam dokumenty.
Prvneisimu rejmona Ia zakon,
ktersm povolujc se ,auiimani 100
akrn poEcmku ma homestead '
obvoiu ddelu drah, ktery na il.
ntm mista y plnem Eneni pfiri
slime.
I Nase neovlsIc sasopisy memo
hou SC BEG pfekrueovani obejiti.
LA,efi ma repablikAny. se tito po
gaduii, aby Sc volby odbsvaly ve
"stinu bodkka", az vi, 10 Eakou
pFisns sapovidA ptItomnost vol.
ska u volcbnioh mist = povaluJe
poune pAdu vypuknuti rbouteni
neb ncpokcja pcuii,i voisks die
snsni d-,avy. Dale lateh ns re.
pubIikkny, ie prf nassyaji -okus
demokrata odvolknf rAkons 10.
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Move zpravy domaci.

4 Diva mlsdici, VIII LalIsnoe
. George Rhodes byIl NJ honbs a
Sne 8. l. m. trkvili noe v kdlns
uhelen y New Haven o. v noci
- skaI oheh . oba uhofsli.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-05-14

usm zsmsssll ' Jane. Go, lows.
Ohss yssisI ' nss,sli . sssAhhsl
,si obydl'. ipfhhsf, a spirlsns.
vsaksfa nAfsdt q hAbysss. I Ia,
ayo sniseso bylos 4 sohs, 20
sssa vsplovabo dobysss . nsso
W. ielst uhoFslo,
4 Dbs 10 4 m. udklo 80 ne
issssi bs Kanadsks dfGss JrAse
ufsdi. Valley ' Carlton Jsne,ion
Dlsekloil dfkhy "a . hakoIiks
piAlsiy, selksm 10 osoh, sekaIl
NJ possfani ifali 70 vagonn ns
paroslfoi, kdYi nAsledkem pisIo
lend vyhgbky srasil d. vagoba
psfoslroj Grand Tfubk dfAby.
Nskoltk oseb bylo amflsIhs po
ransho a Tiiehsi ostatni doshali
'nsniIbo neb vslliho posheseui
va tale.
= tn samovfsidy spAohAny
byly = dsett minalsbo ,tdss v
Bafiing,nn lows. Aagust Miller,
mladIk 2bie,f, sastretii 70 v byta
svam nAsladkem omraelossi 1.-Two.
H.. psdesktlIs,t Nicholas Thsi.
singer obssiI 40 v Iess, byv dfive
pies eels tiden opiIf Jan Nil.
Ter, nsmecky socislists, porsnil
80 smrtelns ' ssIsossvi, do ktsrs.
ho upadnpl nksledksm toho, 10
pied nedkvnem mu jsdon soudruh
sgitAtor utckl 80 ienog.
! zle 10 M ibu Ty .tars ala.
u easy, kdy baronova mohli 81
usiniti jaktkoIiv "vyraieni" a
mohli ! sbrani Cost svou hail, bes
,rcssu, jH minuly. ptincsli jsme
pied ncdAvnem EprAvu o Eavrai.
dsnf "plukovniks" Alstona '
Atlanta, Ia. cd jinsho "iak6 bA.
rons' Cox. Pied lcty byly by 81
dtsdy toho AMI ncvsimly, jolikoa
vraida IL stala so pro urAzku ma
cti. Wax nyni jlnsk. Cox byl
sonsen, usnAn vinfm q odsouxt n
X deiIvotnimu ialAFi.
II z Kansas pise nam 0 potasI
q oseni p. Jan TcbiAs . Wilson
dno 8. kvst.: Posasi mAmc phi.
jemns chladn6 . obilf lest krAs.
nom stsvu ystsinou, mnohe pax
lepsi nef lohskeho roku. Proto
douflm 10 bude droda opst tax
hojna jako loni. Mosi. draha.
mi Kansas Pac. q Atchison 4
Santa rs kroupy ma dobro po'
tloukly, TAX 10 jest voskora ma.
dsie No dobrou zch Emafcna. Mas
Ia nehoda ale minnln. Dsst6 ma,
me dost pohodlno potasi nam
pteie.
Krvina udrtuje 80 v Texas
iako krajfch jihoslovansksch. v
nedell tsdcn zastfelil pied kostc.
lem Hampstead ]. Kirby star.
cc Steele. Zavraadeny bSval
vsrnsm unionistoa y case m,nuld
valky. Otec vraha spolu jistSm
Mcmahon byli natelnici tlnpy
"domaci obrany', ktera 81 vzala
za dtcl stlhat obeany lojklni,
\ Jcdnd noel xmocnila 80 tlupa ia
Stecla a vypudila jcj domu. Po
valce so vratil vyhledav McMn.
hona, vyrovnal MIN spor sv0j Y
souboii kirDyho zastfelil. Nyni
syn Kirbyho pomstil smrt otce
sv6ho.
7 v ksbinetnim zasedani mi.
nisterstva usncsono, klasti meKc
stehovhni 40 beloohi do Indian.
sk6bo drcmi (territory)a a general
Sheridan dostal nafiEeni cd Ia.
jemnika vAlky, aby postavil ma
pomeri dostateeny poeet vojska
ku EamcEenf osazovAni sc tam
belocha proti smlouyss 8 rudocby,
Postal tam tedy tolegraf ok sm
nafirenim 2 setniny 4. Jirdy do
vnitra dEemi; jednu sotninu do
Coffeyville, iednu do Arkansas
City a jednu d. Baxter Springs,
Kansas. Sctniny ~ vrsty jsou
nc stanie indiAnsksho drsmi.
Z Hegira tcrnocba trvA stale
a Erds,A kagd5m dnem, vEdor 10
mu ie kapitGni yseca iitnich LODI
nepfijimaji ikdns Sernolsk6 Wy
stahovalce na sever. Demokra
tiok6 sasopi.y roraitovaly povss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-20
WEBSTER'S GREET SPEECHES.

The above is tho title given a book Of
1O7 octave pages, just received from
Little, Brown & Co., the Boston pub
fishers. The mechanical appearance
ard style Of this WORK are unexception-
able. 1t is printed on the best tinted
paper. with large and now type. in
double columns, and is pleasure to
look upon. It's contents include the
best Of all tho great speeches and ora
tions Of Daniel Webster. with an essay
on Webster as master OF the English
style, by Edwin p. Whipple. These
speeches begin with 1.-THE Dartmouth
College Case" of 1918, and end with
"The Addition to tho Capitol of July
4. ISL. and are followed by an appcn-
dix containing letters. &c. This is o
work that should be in every American
library. and should be possessed by every
lawyer and politician in tho land. Its
low price (SD places it within reach
Of all such as We have indicated. We
anticipate for Little. Brown 81 Co. a
great and long continued sale Of this
valuable work. It's just from the press;
no copy having seen tho light prior to
the present month of the current year.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-20
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

We clip items as follows from the VIC
toris Colonist Of recent dates:
A splendid nugget. valued at about
$3.50, taken out Of Defot Creek. Cassiar.
arrived here on Sunday in the hands OF
o passenger on board the steamship Cal
ifornis.
Adam Watson, Jr., was found dead
in bed yesterday morning, having died
of heart disease during the night.
He hal been in i'll health for some
time.
All tho crops on the high lands in
Victoria district have already been gar
nered. and, notwithstanding the fact
that tho recent rains caused much dam
age, the yield is fully ~ large IS that
Of former years. On the low lands two
or three farmers have just commenced
harvesting. Their crops, which are ex-
ceedingly fine. will be housed in about
ten days as rule the spring wheat
is superior to the fall on account of last
winter being unusually wet. All root
crops are in fine condition.
Information having been received by
the Collector of Customs that q small
sloop has for some time past been en-
gagged smuggling sheep from the Amer
lean islands in the Straits TO CadborO
Bay, revenue officers, accompanied by
two members Of the police force, pro-
ceeded last evening to the latter place.
and. after chasing the sloop some five
miles. ovcrhauled her and seized her
with 90 sheep on board. Tho craft.
which was taken into Cadboro Bay.
will be brought around to the Custom
House wharf this morning and coufis-
Gated.
The steamship California, Captain
Thorn. arrived on Sunday from Sitka,
bringing 100000 ia Cassiar gold dust
and u bar Of gold valued at $l6UO
shipped by the Alaska Quartz Mining
Company. There is much excitement
at Sitka in consequence Of the gold
quartz discoveries, and the discovery OF
O sec,nd Wsshoe is predicted Worl
on the Presbyterian mission buildings
at Wrangel has been suspended for wan,
| Of funds. The California brings 5000
cases OF salmon from Cutting X Co. I
fishery. There is no later news from
Cassiar.
The steamer Wilson G. Hunt returned
from Seattle at six o'clock yesterday
morning. having On board some 20(
excursionists. She left here ut I o'clocl
on Saturday evening and made the ruI
across to Port Townsend iD ) hours anC
4 minutes Having entered and cleared
she then proceeded to her destination
making the run to Seattle from Por
Townsend in hours On Sunday The
excursionists availcd themselves of thu
many opportunities presented TO Sc.
the sights in and about Seattle. Thu
weather was very propitious and thu
visitors experienced much enjoyment
both ashore and afloat. Shortly afte
midnight the steamer started from Sc
attic for this port and made an excellen
run home. which occupied only 6 hour
and 8 minutes.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-20
GEN. GRANT.

Tho return to the United States OF
General Grant, after ono Of the most
extended, famous and honorable tours
through Europe and Asia. revives in
terost in him as III American. a patriot.
and the most distinguished Of all our
fellow citizens. Tho honors that have
been hcaped upon General Grant during
the past two years arc unprecedented
in the worlds history. and are the more
remarkable when we consider him as he
is-a private citizen, without anticipa-
ton Of future wealth or public position.
No crowned head, no probate, no other
man. living or dead. has been honored
in Europe and Asia as L. s. Grant has
been. A resume Of the earlier deeds Of
the hero will not be out Of place Vt this
time. Elk President and Gen. Grant,
history and services TO his country are
too VOL known to DO repeated. He
entered West Point rs q ,det when a
youth. graduated just before the open
ing of tho war with Mexico. was Second
Lieutenant in the Fourth Infantry, com.
pany II. aud wa, first under fire at Pale
Alta. on the Rio Grande-- the first figh,
with the Mexican forces in lS47. lie
participated in the second battle, q,
Resaca de Ia Palma. where he led the
troops up the bank and captured bat
terry. He was in tho battle OF Monte
rcy. and, when Gen. Worth was ordered
with his division to Vera Cruz. the then
young Lieutenant Grant lasded on the
beach in front Of the Castle of San Juau
dc Ulloa, taking part in the reduction
of that fortress. lie was present .,
aud took part in every battle. from Vers
Cruz until he took the Geri,a San Cosme
one Of the gates Of the City Of Mexico
He was brevetted on the field for gal.
liant services He was always in the
front, saying Come on. men," aud
never saying go on, boys: we officer:
will follow" His strategy at the CAT,
OF the City of Mexico. when with hin,
men and himself they thanked the bat.
terry after the fire had been drawn, wa
as daring. heroic aud brave q piece o.
fighting as lives in history. All tn
experience acquired in tho battles o
Mexico in which he participated (pale
Alta, Resacs de Ia Palms, Monterey
San Juan do U!loa, National Bridge
Cerro Gordo. Contreras. Mnliuo de
Roy. Chspulterec. Gerita San Cosme
and other fights OF less Importance h,
brought to the service Of the nation
when the Civil War broke out. II,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THIRD
i Judicial District Of Washington Territory.
holding terms at Seattle in King county.
John p. Allen. Plaintiff, vs. George Pickard and
Hannah Pickard his wife-No. 2l00.
Public notice il hereby given that pursuant to
copy Of the judgment and order OF sale in the
above entitled cause which was issued to me by
the Clerk OF the above-named Court on the 18th
day Of September. A. D. 1879. and bears date Of
said day. and 10 duly certified by said Clerk undec
the seal OF said Court, By law required. I, l..
V. wyckof, Sheriff OF King county, Waship gton
Territory. have seized and levied upon all and
singular the following described real property to-
wit: The west half Of Lots numbered seven and
eight Il and 81 In Block numbered thirty.two
t32.l in Bell 4 Denny's addition to the City of
Seattle, in King county. Warrington Territory
And l will on Monday, October goth, A. ID. 1879.
At 10 O'Clock A. N. at the front door OF the Court
House Of said King county. At the City of Seattle,
cash. in gold coin. all the right title and interest
Of said George Pickard and Hannah Pickard his
wife, Of In 81 the said described premises or TO
70 much thereof ~ may be required to satisfy
the said Judgment and order.
The amount required 10 be made upon said Or
der h Five Hundred and Eighty .fvs Dollars " it'll
interest ct one and one half per cent. per month
from date hereof. together with costs taxed at
Sixteen and 81 leo Dollars and an attorneys f..
Of Twspty-nine and 25-lcO Dollar. with increased
costs aud the costs and expenses Of making said
sale.
Dated At Seattle. ". T.. this 18th dag Of Sep
tsmber. ls19
L. wYCKoFF.
Sheriff Of King county. Warrington Territory.
srRUvK LEAaY. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Slows
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WAS called By the Governor Of Illinois
to assist in organizing the State quota
Of troops called for by the Federal Gov
ernment under Presiden: Lincoln. His
education a. West Point and experience
on oil the fields Of battle mentioned
above made him valuable IN organizing
and equipping the State troops. The
colon Ell Of regiment en- route for the
field Of battle at Belmont, finding him
self at fault. sent word TO the Governor
that lie did no: think he had suffic;en.
military knowledge to take bis men
into action intelligen:ly, and asked for
some experienced officer to take his re-
gimcnt, and he would 60 as Q soldier,
or sub-officer, until he could learn how
to take care of his men. Captain Grant
was asked to take tho regiment. the
co!one! acting in some capacity under
Grant. The frs. battle was fought At
Belmont, across the Ohio river, and toe
day was saved by Grants previous ex-
perieuce in Mexico Hi, services there
were 50 highly appreciated by the Gov
ernor Of Illinois that he made Grant q
Brigsdier General. The capture Of Fort
Donelson and Fort Henry were due to
his skill and strategy. The rest Of the
military services of the great captain
are we'll known.
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BUrrING MIRRoR.-The cOmmo-
ton and damage caused in u farmers
house. at Rome. New York. by bel.
ligeren. sheep. is thus described by the
Utica ObSrrer: They were cleaning
house and left open doors to all parts Of
tho house. In one Of the rooms was q
large mirror. reaching to the floor. On
the premises is sheep. whose head is
grsced with horns. and which is worry
tame, entering the house Whenever AN
opportunity is presented. This woolly
animal got into the house uunoticed.
When first discovered. it was standing
face TO face with the mirror, shaking
his head fiercely. Before it could he
reached. it jumped back for good start
aud then plunged its head into the mir
ror. Instead Of coming in contact with
some other animal. Is it expected, it
demolished . fifty dollar mirror. The
crash 50 frightened the animal. that in
its endea,or to escape from the screams
and attacks Of the women Of the house,
it found place Of exit through .
French window.