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LONDON. Oct I2,-Iu the Guildhall
Police Court today Mrs LaDgtry. the
famous London beauty. charged Rosen.
berg, proprietor of the Torn TAX, with
stating that she was in the habit Of
calling on photographers and asking
for commissions on the sales Of her pho
togrAphs. Her husband testified that
this Was untrue. He declared he had
done ell in his power to prevent the
sale of his wifs's photographs. Mrs
Langtry also charged Rosenberg with
stating that her husband had fled pc.
tition for divorce, coupling the names
Of the Prince of Wsles. Lord Londes-
borough and Lord .Lonsdale as cores
pondents in the action. Her husband
testified that these statements were
untrue. He said that he lived with his
wife; and had never thought of filing q
petition for divorce. Roseberg WAS re-
manded in default of bail.
During last week 5000 tons Of iron
have been shipped from the river Dees
to the United States. Shipments have
hitherto consisted almost exclusively
of Cleveland pig iron, but five hundred
tons puddled bars are included. The
orders now executing amount TO forty.
five thousand tons Of pig iron. There
are also three orders for puddled bars
and manufactured iron. aud others for
scrap and sheet iron. The recent rise
in prices checked orders tor time. but
| inquiries are now renewed aud addition
oil American orders arc now expected.
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A movement is on foot TO secure

A movement is on foot TO secure IN
extension Of the U. $. mail service
from Seattle. by way Of I.aconner.
Whatcom and SemiShmoo. to New
Westminster. CAPT. Roeder. Of What
com. will introduce the necessary mem.
orisi in the House. the passage OF
which by the Legislature is not at oil
doubtful. To Semiahmoo the service
already extends by water. and from
there on the project looks to service on
horseback or by ssagecoash. It would
10 an excellent thing indeed for all
this east side country to have . semi
or tri-weckly mail from Seattle through
20 New Westminster.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE, !
OLYMPIA WASHING ron TraRrroRv

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRrroRY,f
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN CON.
~ pliance with the provisions OF the Act Of
Congress approved June 8, 1878, entitled IAN Act
for the sale Of Timber Lands In the States Of Cal.
tfornis, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terri.
tory" Isaac CSthcart, OF 6uohomish county.
Washington Territory, has this day nled in tkis
once his application to purchase the " i Of Sc.
4 Of Section No. IL and NV. 4 Of NE. 4 Of Sec.
ton No. Is. in Township No. 81 North. Range No.
East Of the Willamette Meridian
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land. or any portion thereof. are here
by required to Ole their claims in this once With.
In sixty 1901 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my once, in Olympia.
W. T., this the Sd day Of September. A. D 1879.
J. +. BROWN,
sl3vlow Register Of the Land Once.
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UNITED STATES BIsrRrcr LAND OFFICE.
OLyMpIA. WASHINGTON TERRIroaYj
NIOrICR Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN CON.
N pliance with the provisions Of the Act Of
Congress approved June 3, 1878. entitled AN Act
for the sale OF Timber Lands in the States OF CAL
ifosnia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri.
tory" Michael Thielen, Of Kitsap county. Wash
ing:on Territory, has this day died in this once
his application to purchase the ". i OF NE.
and az. \ OF NV. 4 Of Section No. u. in Town
ship No. % North, Range No. East Of the Will
lsmette Meridian.
Any and Ill persons claiming adversely the said
described Land. OF any portion thereof. are here
by required 10 de their claims in this oince with.
in aixty f60l days from dase hereof.
Gives under my hand. 1t my once, In Olympia,
v. T., this the LIST day OF September. A. D. 1873.
J. T. BROWN
s6ulow Register Of the Land Once
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE At OLYxr1A VIII
Juiy Tth, 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following nsmed settler has filed notice Of
his intention to mske fnal proof AID entry there
OF at the expiration Of ,hiiiy days from tie date
Of this notice, viz.
STEVE VA TLE-wTr (Indianl, Homestead appl;
cation No. 2040, for the lot of Sec. 4, TIP. q n
X Z. and names the following as his Witnesses
viz: =. .. Williams, Of kitsap County, W. T., ana
Oavie Williams, Of kitssp County. W. T..
]. I. BROWN,
oll-w5t Register.
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TO MY CONSTITUENTS.

OLYMPIA, Oct. II.
ED. INTELLIGENCER:-I wish to in.
form my constituents, through your
paper. that I am now at my post of duty
in the Legislative Assembly. and solicit
any correspondence on matters of public
interest they may see fit TO place in my
charge.
Your obsdicnt servant,
HENRY RORDER.
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We have received . letter fsom Mr..
James G. Swan. Of Neeah Bay. upon
the same subject. and who takes grounds
regarding the Actlaksllsh Mission cor.
responding with those Of the editor Of
the Celonist. which We shalt publish
tomorrow.
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EDrroB INrEILiGENcER:--I see In your issue OF
tue i2th that you style me the hero Of Chilberg
Bros safe robbery. I Will give you now the
details and fac In relTtion t. the money which
entrusted Gus. Chiiberg and brothers with ON
the 10th Of last August. l deposited $li00 with
them 81 New Tacoma. and Gus gave me recei Ut
for the smolnt. On Wednesday. the 18th. they
claimed their safe was broken into. This Il false:
the safe Vas unlocked. Gus told me and several
others that NO person had the combination but
himself He also told me several different stories
In relation to the amount Of money he had In the
cafe. And also that others had III the safe The
time will come when I will prove where that
money went -. II Il had not bsen taken from
me vsuld not be owing any person on Puget
Sound. In rcgsrd TO getting one thousand dol.
lars from . widow. that IL false.
MT. WARD.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF KING COUN.
i ty, Washington Territory.
In the matter Of the Estate Of William Nichols,
deceased.
On reading and fling tho petition Of SutclifYe
Baxter. administrator Of william Nichols, do
ceased. setting forth that said estate is In .
proper condition to be closed and that portion
of said estate remains to be divided among the
heirs Of said deceased Now. therefore. 1t Is or.
dered by the Court that all persona interested
In the estate Of said William Nichols. deceased
be aud appear before the said Probate Court, ct
the Court room Of said Court in the City OF Seat.
tie: in said King county. on Monday. tho 24:h day
Of November. 1879. ct ten O'Clock A. H., to show
cause. II any there be. why an order Of distribu.
ton should not be made Of the remainder Of said
estate among the heirs Of said deceased, accord.
ing to law.
And it is further ordered that . copy of this
order be published once q week fer four sue.
cessive weeks before the said cath day Of Novem.
Der. 1879. in tbs WEEKLY INrELLIGRMcER, news.
paper printed and published In said King county,
and OF general circulation in said Territory.
Done In open Court this 10th day Of August,
1879. THOMAS BURKE,
Judge Of the Probate Court.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

L.sD os FIcE AT OLYarIA VIII
September ed. 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TEE
~ following .named settler has fled notice Of
his intsntion 10 make final proc: in support Of
his claim. and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration OF thirty days from the date Of this
notice, Wig:
SAMUEL DAVIS, Presumption d. g. No. 1863. for
the 81. I Of SW. X; sw. 4 OF 81. L and r. y
OF 81. 4 OF Section %, 1n.hip % North, Range
East. and names the following ~ his witnesses
viz: John Stafford, OF Snohonish county. w T
and Isaac Deertns. CT Suoh1uiish county W. T.
1T. BROWN,
s3'-wSt Register
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FOR PUBLICATION
LAND oYycK AT OLYMPIC. W. TIL
0ctob4P .th ia.9

LAND orycE AT OLYMPIC. W. TIL
October eth. 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following AIMED settler has nied notice Of
his tnseottcn 90 MAKE anal proof In support Of
his claim. and secure ANAL entrJ thereof ct the
expiration OF thirty days from the date Of this nc
tee. viz:
koaAxrl CAMbs1A. Homestead application No.
100. for the Lcss ami Of section g. To.aA n,
Z. and names the following q his Witnesses
via Coe O'connef. Of kitsap Coaaty. W. T.. and
William 0arrsek. OF kitsap County. ". T.
1T. BROWN.
oiivss Register.
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sxcLrHvKIY 70 rss fyrrilrGsscxa.


PoRT TOWNSEND. Oct. 13.-Bark
California sailed for Nansimo today.
Barkentine Catherine Sudden sailed
for Honolulu today.
Ocr. IL. Arrived bark California
from San Francisco
Mise Henrietts Monroe arrived here
on the Isabel today. and gives an enter
tainmcnt this evening.
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTOY)
County of King

TERRITORY OF WARRINGTON
County of King.
l. Thomas Burke, Judge and ss-ofi,io Cerk Of
the Pr,.'ste Court of King county. Washington
Terrific d, hereby certify the foregoing to Oe
true copy OF an order du made by sal 4 Probate
Conrt. III q tnttred upon the records thereof.
WITNESS my hand and he seal Of said
tt touit this 4'a day ~ October, 1879.
THOMAS BURKE,
- Judge and ex oi!icio Clerk Of the Probate
Court Of King county, Washington Territory.
Larrabee & HaHford, attorneys for admins
TRAITOR. o1t-WSt.
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n A B b I E D.

SMITH TEBO-Ic this city. Oct. 18th. by 9. +.
Coombs. Justice OF the Pesee. J. p. Smith and
Miss L. Tebo. No cards.
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CALlYOR MA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct l0.-Arrived-
Bark Cassandra Adams. Port Townsend.
Sailed-Ship Yosemite. Seattle; bark
Emerald. Port Gamble; bark Samoset.
Tacoma.
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Coffee drinkers will read with interest
some observations made by the Princi-
pal Of the Inland Revenue Laboratory.
in his annual report just printed. reIa-
tive 10 m ingenious method q adul-
terating that article which has lately
been discovered. Owing TO tho ease
with which roasted vegetable matter can
be prepared ID ~ 10 look like coffee,
substitutes for or authorizations of Il are
frequent The substance most recently
detected as an adultersnt Is date stones.
which, after being roasted and ground,
form such an imitation Of coffee as
would, when mixed with the genuine
article, readily deceive the consumer.
The early detection and suppression Of
this mode Of a~dulteraticn were effected
by the inland revenue authorities AZ
Somerset House, in consequence Of in
pool that many tons Of date-stones, q
refuse from the manufacture Of spirits
nc one Of the distilleries there, and which
had up 10 that time been considered
useless, were being bought BY a foreign
gentleman to be sent 70 Manchester, aud
believed 70 be intended a. an adulterant
Of coffee. The inquiry made led 70 the
discovery that q mandatory had been
started in Manchester for the prepara-
ton Of I" Meiilotine coffee. ' a compound
in about equal proportions OF coffee,
chic0ry and date-stones. A seizure has
since been made there Of about seven
tons Of Melilotine coffee and of the
prepared dafe-stones. The mandatory
had barely got into working order, and
very little Of the Melilotine Coffee
has been sent into consumption.-PaI
Mall G1-stts.
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On the arrival Of the packet Gray
Eagle from Louisville yesterday Officer
Knapke stepped on board and arrested
what many people supposed 10 he 4
slight but weli-bn.ll and good looking
boy. He started with his prisoner for
Police Headquarters, and was soon
followed BY = large crowed o. persons,
il having leaked out that the person
under arrest was rot a boy. but a wo-
man in male apparel. The prisoner
was frs. taken before Squire Roberts,
but as no charge had been preferred
that official could take no acfi0n-
Officer Knapke then took his charge 70
the Office Of the Chief Of Police, where
Captain hewitt succeeded after a brief
conversation, in getting the woman, for
such she proved 10 be, 10 state that her
name was Frances St. John. she said
that she was twenty three wears Of age
and was born in ireland, that she had
lived in this country for thirteen years,
and had been wearing male apparel for
shout three weeks. She stated further
tnat she boarded the packet At Leaven-
worth, Ind, and had paid her fare to
Henderson. There she said he intend
ed taking a steamer for New Orleans,
and that her Ultimate destination was
Florida. All though questioned pretty
closely, she refused 10 give her reasons
for donning mems clothing Or for going
10 Florida She had si4 IN money in
her possession and with a portion Of
this Captain hewitt last evening pur-
chased clothing for her which will he
more appropriate TO her sex. She was
locked up a. police headquarters last
night. and will be allowed n 20 her
way this morning.-ErunsriIs Journal
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dous o. the monastery of Monte Ale Croci
were destroyed. VI = portion Of the base Of
Michael Angeles statue q David WAS swept
%.
The ship Adri.fic hzs been wrecked %
Dunkirk and A. lives lost
A dispatch fron Vienna states hat an sv-
aiznche near M.rburg kilietsi persons and
destroyed nine houses-
Capt. Cook has been comnemor,ied By :
statue % sidney. ~. = W.
II l. reported. upon the alleged authority
Of Prof. Bctken, the cxzr's private physf-
clan. that = true case Of the plague has cc-
CURED In 81 Petersburg
DR.. Belsn. German Consul At Odessa,
committed suicide. Il l. supposed, on ac-
count Of being ~reprimznted BY his Govern
menr for some official act
The yiceroy q India has received an xu-
fogrsph letter from Yakcob Khan. snnoune-
ing the death on Feb. . of his father, Shere
Ali, Amer az Af<hxnistan-
William Hewitt. the venerable Engiish
writer. died on the 4sh-
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Mail adyices from Capetown explain the
recent disaster 70 the British forces The
Zulus attacked COL Durnford's column be-
fore II reached The encanpnenf where Maj.
PuIleine WAS in command Mai. Pulisine
went % thu assistance of c1i. Durnf0rd, and
was himself "a of ~ the Zulns-
Prince Louis Napoleon has gone to Join
the British military forces in south Africa.
He viii b. attached 20 the staT ~ The Royal
ArtillerF.
charles Peace. 4 notorious English muir
dercr and burglar, was hanged n Iced. on
the 18th.
Atsrrfhie storm devastated the coast az
italy on the night Of the sfth- The entire
coast was strewn with wrecks and there
we're many lives lost In the interior the
storm was also very destructive Al Puag-
rfnOIi. near sicna, the csmpaniIe Of . church
was blown down while the people were d,
mass, killing two priests * the altar and
three other persons, and wounding = Others
A similar catastrophe occurred a Aonfnuro.
where the vault 0f . church yielded 10 the
force 81 the storm and killed the priest, who
was celebrAtinf macs, and injured . number
~ the congregation AZ Rome the force Or
the wind was unparalleled. All the win
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Erwin sullivan, mail carrier between Nay-
field and wadesb0ro, Galloway County, n.y.,
has been arrested for robbing the mails
Chief Moses has been informed that he
csn not have the reservation that he asked
Tor last fan.
A horrible double murder was recently
committed in Tf~hemingo County, Miss, the
victims being Messrs. A. M. Hufchens and
Thomas McNarf. They were neixhboring
planters. and were returning to their homes
from Iuka, where Hutrhens had been 10 get
the money for hi- last years crop Of cotton.
<l,.u0 III gold, which he was Intending to
pay ON . plantation he had recently pur-
chased. The dead bodies OF the two men.
horribly mufilzfed, were found about two
miles from their homes No clew 70 the MUIR
derers.
Five members Of the family OF Rupert
Redsmius, = German farmer, living q Grid
iey, Mclean County, Ill, have died recently
from the effects o. eating PORK affected with
frichinH.
At New Orleans, on the 18th. Zell Howell.
General southern Passenger Agent # the
Piedmont AIRLINE Railway. was shot and
instantly killed ny A. T. wimberly. mer-
chant of cofeeville, Miss, IN an ARRAY A the
corner % -. Charles and Common Streets
Ed Howell. brother or the deceased. then
shot wimberIy in the hack, infiictirg :
mortal wound. A ~bystander was also
wounded. Ed Howell was arrested
Track-layins has begun on the soufhe rn
extension Of the Afchison, Topeka and san
q re Railroad The company expects 70
have the road completed 70 Las Vegas, View
Mexico, early In April.
Charles w. Angel, the defsui,ing secre-
fzry Of the Pullman Palace Car Company,
wss tried II chicago and sentenced, on the
9th, 70 10 years. imprisonment In the PenI-
Tertiary. lie received hfs sentence appar-
emily without the slightest emotion.
At Carbon Hill, Athens County, o., On
the night Of the 9TH, N. r. Lunssord and
Xix 81 his children were smothersi or burned
20 death Mr.. Lunsford and her isfart
child we're rescued. The family occupied
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Teacher (who i trying TO explain
the meaning II repentance )-.Suppose
= bad boy were to steal An orange, and
his good mother should catch hlm with
il. and take him BY the hand gently and
tell him how wicked II i, and how very,
very grieyed she was, don't yon think
o that the little boy ought Y feel sor-
y2r Chronic Snnday-school scholar
s.Yessum.r T.-sAnd WHY, Marma-
duke?- c. ;. S. "Cause t.
..Recause what, Marzny2'- a. - S.
"HImp, cause why, he hadn't q the
or'nge befo' his ina caught him and
tuck it away fum him-r-LOuistiit
CDnrisr-JQnrnnl.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

IN tlr rrnAir-ou tAs -v@1s ~ L1AA""l-s
from the JrfieiAry tcnrnit'ee- EepcEtsd :
r1rhs- az cirfx-n- ana 20 punish violations ~
- 1870 PTn~rf ou - rai~ranr Mr. IN
r.r- frn-r tne cn-nrsffr@e ~ fnrfan ATafr--
,-.-t~r- 49, -- -- 49, IN
K.1~e- rTer--f I'm the rnIrnts~. IT, hfn
- ANN rhe rn.ernni Revenue laws pnsSst.
scene xrnrnnrse rinn hSI1. ana ! hong as
cu--ion e1snet upon the ~nmendmenr appro-
lTia,ing -sas. = -nrriy =. l-nearnears =,
nrnnrT vsr~hri-- Me--r- IhrrrnSn. vno-.
h~---. Heck. Garland. wallace - Pennsylvania.
III ofh.r tnattnls money
49,. ~ 49, 1899 -1~~m~ ~. -.rle--.
- saW. p~@~~.-re.- ~ 49, 81 49,
rs1f - she- $500 - n~.~..s--f ~ s~~Ssr
- 80 -r-rr~ - r~~-<rr Niri- $3.50
49, - - fE1f ~---s-- -. -
- ~~~
- fc,----l.h ~-,,r-- ~ rn--r ~-r~r.srs
--.a. -ersTsrw ,-~--so-. 80 s------s-
- r-sfa- h~-~FT~7e. - -. ~s1r 1880
sn~ Serr~-.~r ~ w~r ~ nrrrNs-e and Is en-
~ - a. 49, .msr1.f Tsr.9 IN w..u--
go ro--Efr~1rfrn rhr n~orwe-T rr~Irse~fon ~
80 rr,v y, --~~- h~srr Si-r~--~s ~ $3.50
-. S- r~---. rsr1 r---a
-
IN lie >rn-Acr On lDr -AAM- NJ AcAcf-
from the special committee 80 inquire into
.he sl,er.f violation "a rhe eonzrf-urfonn
- -. - .A ~.m ~.~-.--
~ 49,
--n.A.~- ~
~.
"A - 49,
e
49, -
~
-S-1a4-. rs@-- %
49,.
49, u~--@ tfs -
.ro w.-a-- $50 49,
- ~ n,-lrgr-~-.- - 49, ,r- .sn -
Iskd aside without Assion------In the
- 1r-u1a ~ -
rnrred An. A rs@airsf0a repe-r@a frnn
the Committee on E~xpendirrres ia the STATE
Depsrrnnrnt. fnr tne AIr~-r a $500 II -~wnrt
- ~contnMhrADI- ~ftnr-- NA@ agreed 70
-ir- h4n1n1l AnA1t a ptr~rIA t1psAnAfipn In
rN<Ard - the enArxt- made AxMA1-t MIN IN =
lrtt~r .rttrn m ~Ept.i14%r - pf -prcAA-
a<-rt y nlsm- 70 49, NJ nr-zsri
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GENERAL.

San Francisco held an immense mxss-
meeting, under the auspices q the Chamber
Of Commerce. On the might a the 9th, 70
urge 0 the President the necessity OF
signing the law restraining Chinese inms-
grafton The San Francisco eiercymen and
other influential bodies also Joined in the
appeal for the Executive sanction % the law.
The New York Chamber Of Counerce. on
the other hand, denounee the law A. unjust
and impolitic, and interoeied Cor the Exec
urise Veto
The Marquis - Lorne and the Princess
Louise viii visit New York in May A suite
OF Il rooms has been engaged Al the Wind
sor Hotel. which will be especially decorated
and prepared for their occupancy
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nam. oyer . store. and none az she inmates
...m "a h.xe h~,.u. .w.r. ~ the arr until
their e<e.pe w.s cut al.
The rex;ae.c. a. "a III c.ulson. A Cedar
v,i,- ro,x. -. hurres a. the night ~ th>
go .,a ,h~.. - ~ .h,Isr.r 4,
,n-r---
Mr. : H-r,-,... r.v,s,.rrre
h-ve c..-ea . Nil rrducipr re- lea RTE 81
Intere-, fr,m Is a. 10 per cent.
The hoiler N : steam 6ourinr-mfn A
S.uer<e, ohio ex,,oded an the s-th. in
.s.n,lx kiuinr re engineer. Repoi heck
ws,h Tha wh.le era ~ she m,il x.s blown
-,
T~,,s =, ~. sor,h p.e,s- p.;,,,>s -
n,,r, 80 MIL scu,h ma
$500 =. r~nr,sco
49,. NJ arrests ~ wh,st- Al
,nl.~ 80 a..i.s ~ petin ma peor;.- IN
rersr,lx h.en made she n.r,,,. heinr
,ndirted Far i,seIt distiuInr and Other
.eroct.ar transactions They were re-
1900 IN hail u IA Tor e.ch ind,crmer,
sc,,na .r.ins. them.
n. uIchIvsr Demoer.ss .nd Green
h.cters nave formed . coalition for the
~c-,r~ STATE e.mp,irn ana pomip.ted John
. Sb,Tm.n- az co,dx.rer- Far Judre az the
supreme Court. The Democrat, adopte
the Gr.ephaek platform.
tn. residence AZ N.r.f- Snr;r-s. AZ Rul-
ie.,s lick. XIV. WAS burned on he 9Th An
ared LADY, named Wallace. grandmother of
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a Boston mansging editor jabs out
al puns in Articles written fsr his paper,
and the BOYS cal him :. Old P~unjab.'t-
YyAkeYs Sfntxsmnn.
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THERE are three good aids 70 the
devil in this life-porertv- politics and
the tOOthache.-Tvicd0 ConnTfrcsIl.