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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-06

The following list of causes appears
upon tho docket of the District Court
holding terms at Port Townsend, Of
which tho fall session will begin next
Monday:
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NOTICE.

TO SETTLERS ON SC-CALLED RAILROAD
1 Lands or odd Sections and other Govern
ment Lands in Whstcom CoIHiy, W.T.. Home
stead and Presumption filings can be made before
the Clerk OF the District Court, Of Laconner W
t. on and after september the LIST. 1879 for odd
Sections or Railroad Lands. Filings on even
numbered Sections rccs! ed at any time Many
are under the impression that they mutt make
their filings precisely on September LIST this is
erroneous. Any ticlc OF or after the ist o! sep
tsmeer VII answer. No need of being in a hurry
for fear some one Will get ahead VI you. Tie
actual settler. or tie person who has made bona
tde improvements and actually established =
prior residence will hold the and over all hIipgs
Also nnal proofs on Homestead aud Pre-erup-
ion Claims can b. msae before the Clerk of the
District Ccart Of Whstcom County. for lands sit
uated in WhAtcom County. PARTIES wishing to
make anal proofs can obtain the necessary forms
for giving notice, or any other Information, b.
apply ing N person or by letter 10
James a. Ciiliiand,
2EsiSEN L.coI1tr. " r.
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WASHINGTON, May The Emigrant Aid
Society Of the District will hold public
meeting on Monday afternoon in the in.
terest Of the colored immigrants in Kansas
and Missouri, Among those who are ex.
pected to address the meeting are Senators
Conkling and Window, and Representa-.
tives Burrows, Williams (of wisconsin,
and Keife.
Frederick Douglass says he is opposed
10 the cOlored exodus from the south be.
cause it is not the proper solution of the
Southern question. That question will not
be solved and cannot be solved until the
constitutional provisions guaranteeing
equal rights shall be peacefully executed
in every State Of the Union, South as
well as North. lie is opposed 10 this ex.
odus becauseit is wrctched substitute for
the iulfllment Of the National obligations
by which the government is held and
firmly bound to protect every American
citizen otwhatever color. He says:
Armed as the negro now Is with legal
and constitutional guarantees and being
the muscular and laborlng arm Of Inc
south, cannot yet believe that with these
advantages he Is so destitute Of mental
power that he cannot make living terms
with those who want his labor and must
have It oraccept poverty and ruin instead.
Ny COUNSEL TO him, therefore, Is to bide
his time, to labor and wait in the full as.
surance that time and events will sooner
or later establish his rights in the south
upon enduring foundations. have seen
many attempts TO lash colored men into
schemes OF emigration. i am old enough
to remember the Haytian emigration
scheme forty.fve years ago; another TO the
British West Indies iofty.six years avo
another still to Central America, sixteen
years ago, and they only served tounsettle
the minds otthe colored people, deranging
their plans OF enterprise for home i'm:
provements and were transient, as / be-
lieve this one will be. The hundreds NAV
so, but the millions will stop behind and
will finally have their wisdom in so doing
rewarded with peace and prosperity.
KANSAS CRY, No., May ia. H. Cohn
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The MetIel county Measenner saYa.
The Messing OF stronr N.rrs.

Is recoverable, not by the use Of mineral soda.
tiVes, but by recourse to etiectual tonic
treatment. 0piatcs and the like should only
be used as auxiliares, and then as sparingly as
possible. Vigorous nerves are quiet ones, and
the most direct way to render them so Is 10 re.
intorce the vital energies, That sterling in.
yigorant, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, will be
gOstion and assimilation OF the food so that
the body Is insured Its due amount OF nour.
ishment, and consequently Of stamina. Rheu.
matte tendencies and affections Of the kid.
neys and bladder arc also coHnteraoted by the
Ritters, which Is besides pleasant medicinal
stimulant, infinitely purer than the raw eX.
cltants Of commerce, which react injuriously
upon the nervous system, MwE&w
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Wrsantesa' SaIsa.
NRUsTEEs SAFE nr NALrAm.I

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE
BY virtue Of 4 deed Of trust tnaia by Edmund
Hobbs, sr., aud Arabrlla his wife to me ISIss dat
ed February sth, 1873, recorded Ia ,be utiCe q
tue Cierk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, 10
Deed NJ Trust Book No, S, page ~. ] Sillon
SATURDAY, THE atm DAY o. MAY, is7S
Beginning At 10 o'clock a. ", acll n The touI dON
oil the Court House Of said rOIbty ~" U."Sihi DE-
Scribed property, hllsin say: LIn.uler+i ne auh-
ured aud SeTenIy-iEO (l19 IN the I'll. side d Eihr'
now Seventeenth street. nn the rOTurr Of the alley r.
tween Eilth and Sixth streets. now Euh anl laelh
sTeetS, III that part tai ID city III wheel ~ We, VIZ
glnla, known rs East Wac, llng lat I'LL T. ''i."'ci
70 b. perfect, but nelllG aS irls:e all t0n'rt Jn
The title Vesiel Ia mt OT said de-. " thus
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fJunh Ca,h Oh day d A.
the balance so three equal miscellaneous al *, tJshs
and eighteen months, negotiable notes bearing lnlhf'
esl from day Of sale TO be EvuH Tor The deere" Fly'
m0nE and secured by dee,I VI truN on the lfplrriy
WILLIAM J. ". CDWDES, TTHSire
J. q. HERHEY, AuctiUntrr. IPrs
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by John sChuck.
man and Louisa schuekuAn, his wife 70 me "a Irus-
tee dated May 4 1878, recorded Ia the Office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county est Yir
gRia 10 Deed Of Trust Book Nc. 10, page CO. Will on
SATURDAY, THE % DAY OF MAY, 1879,
commencing at 10 oe;ek q. M, Sel at the front door
Of the Court House Of said county the following de-
scribed property that Is to say: part Of the lot
parcel Of ground numbered lot No. 80 on the east
Ode Of Market stieet between Twenty.hth street and
Twenty. IN the Sixth Ward Of the city OF
Wheeling, bounded and described rs follows, viz Be
ginning ten feet from the north side Of lot numbered
80 and in the centre Of the division wall between ene.
ments numbered and s, and running thence south
IS feet more or less 10 the centre Of the division wall
between tenements and Q, aud running back Of the
uniform width Of said font 70 the alley In the mar Of
said lot. The numbers Of said tenementS begin With
No. !, on the north corner Of lot No. %, adjoining
said lot No. 30 together with all and singular the i'm
proTemenls thereon and the hertdltAmentS and APP
purtenAnees thereto belonging. Title believed to be
good but will convey only such title q Is vested In
me BY said Deed Of Trust
TERXs-TWo hundred dollars in cash on day Of sale,
the balance In two equal instaliments At nj and
twelve months proniAsOry notes bearing Interest
from day Of SIle 70 DO given for the deferred pay
meutS The title 10 be retained until payment In iull.
W. J. W. C0WDEN, Trustee.
B. B. DovEHER, Solicitor. aprl
The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY, May
my nsS '''' 'N'''' ". J. W. cowDEN, Trustee.
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Everything, 50 far, indicates that the
peach crop on the Maryland and Dela.
ware peninsula will be unprecedented
this year, both as to quality and guam
THY.
The present acreage Of winter wheat in
this country Is reported to be about II per
cent. greater than lastye The increase
Is due mostly to the transfer Of spring
sowings to the fall SowingS in the West
and Northwest.
CINCINNATI, o., May 2.-Repors Of
growing crops, collected to-day from 100
counties in Ohio and Indiana, make a
very favorable showing. The acreage Of
wheat Is larger by perhaps 10 per cent,
than last year, aud the crop Is looking
splendid. In the loWlands Of Southern
Ohio and Indiana complaint Is beginning
10 be heard that the growing grain Is SUI
iering for want OF rain.- Oats are looking
well. Corn planting is In progress, The
acreage Is diminishing. The farmers are
falling largely into the way oil sending
their hogs TO the great distilleries TO be
iattened. Pears and apples are growing
finely, but peaches and small fruit have
been badly injured by the winter. The
peach crop Is almost a total failure.
ST. PAUL, May 3.-There was q heavy
rain this morning extending all over the
State and North Iowa, and continues cool
weather. To remove the present appre-
hension Of drought, advices from oil parts
Al IT, LII f.. f.. ii.
that the crop has not suffered materially.
The Tyler county, W. Va, Sar says that
the prospects for large fruit crop were
never better in that county.
The Wetzel county Messenger says:
1.-THE wheat crop in this vicinity prom.
ises an abundant yield. The acreage
sown Is fully equal to that oflast year, and
while the cropis not SO far advanced as II
was last year the prospects for good crop
are enuaily GOOD.
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is here from Hard Times Landing, La,
and has made proposition to take back
all the eoloted people willing to return.
stxty.three have sisnihed their willingness
% 20, and will return on the first boat.
Some Of ths colored peoplehsre threatened
the life Of Cohn, and have maltreated the
returning datkies. Cohn says that cotton
and other southern products require i'm.
mediate attention. and jlaborep there are
scarce. A few Of the colored men 60 to
Davis Bend, Miss.
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The FouEePer Cents and the National
RnnIkS.

The FouE.Per Cents and the National
Banks.
The new bonds closed at one and seven
eighths premium on Saturday evening at
New York, and a London dispatch OF
Saturday, says that on Friday last the Lon
don 4 Westminster Bank took FIVE mil.
lions of them making in all SS5,OOO,O0O
that that institution has taken.
1t will be noticed that the present
premium Of Ii has been attained in the
face Of the fact that the s4O,OOO,OO0 re-
servedby Secretary Sherman, in the shape
Of $40 certificates, for the use olthe people
have not all been taken. But they are be-
ing taking very rapidly. The National
banks that hold five per cent bonds that
have been called are obliged, Il they con,
tinue in business, to provide themselves
with these per cents as the basis Of their
circulation. The banks are not yet in the
market to any considerable extent to sup
ply themselves, many Of them inclining
to the view that after July lst,
there will be u decline. The circulars
OF the New York houses now marketing
the per cents have stated that the price
Of 4 per cents went as high as 1903 in 1877.
They omit the fact that this was in cur,
rency, and was not more than par in gold
The per cents have never till now been
higher than par in gold. The belief that
there will be something Of reaction in
the bond market by July will lead many
country banks to defer their purchases
till after that time. But il the market
continues to 90 against them, and they all
try to cover at once, they will carry the
price one or two cents further against
themselves. The expectation that there
will be decline in the per cents is
shared by the San Francisco Bulletin, an
excellent financial authority. It thinks
that "if business should continue to i'm
prove as now expected, the demand for
money would be such as to uniavorably
affect the price OF 4 per cents.
We may be mistaken, but It looks
to us as though the bonds were
likely to fall to par within few
weeks. We are not alone in this impress.
sion, some even predicting discount in
the near future" The foreign demand
will prove factor Of some Importance in
the future course Of bond quotations. The
London Times Of April 10 says the only
bonds in which business showed marked
activity were United States 4 per cents
There was quite keen demand tor them
and the business would, it is said, be still
larger were there any supply Of small
bonds to be had. These, however, were
very scarce, and the want Of them keeps
back the small investor, who has now Ia
pay premium compared with his richer
neighbor in order to get what he wants
Most Of the 1910 series now called in iol
redemption are held in England, and theil
payment will release large amount oil
money for reinvestment in these pei
cents.
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kAll who have used II speak in the high:
est terms. For HabltuaI Costiyeness. Dys.
pepsia, Piles, Diseases Of the Kidneys md
Bladder It Is without rival. We refer 10
Diner Rakoczy Bitter Water, the strongest
magnetism water known. Awine.glassiul
a dose. For sale by all druggists,
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DIED.

CAMpBELL-0n Sunday, 4th inst, at * o'clock
p. NJ, HANSON McLuRR CAMPBELL, son Of fannie r
Campbell and the late Thomas J. Campbell deceased
aged yearS and months.
Funeral notice In tO-mOrroW's papers.
ToWNSEND.-Nay 8, 1879, JAMES TOWNSEND, In
the list year Of bis age, at his late residence, No
1914 EOG iTeet.
funenlfrOm Cathedral HsA, NJ, May 5, 1879. Iu
terneut ct old Cemetery.
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AT the sale Of the personal property Of
Samuel Krepsp Of West Brownsville, last
week, horses sold from s5l to sl4S; cows,
from $24 to $50; hogs, "a % per 100; hay,
81 % per ton. James Marker paid ses for
three year old steer which he savs
weighs 400 pounds, regarding il The
finest animal OF the kind in the eastern
part OF the county Washington (Pa.l Oh.
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SATURDAY.. may 24ttl. l87s,

commencing At 10 O'clock a. w. the iCo rims dtenb-d
property, t0-Wlt; The real tstste ,tllc ii thee l
q Wheeling, In the county d OHIO Sad STATE q Wei
Virginia. aud mUTe particularly Described l' ioloL'
Lot numbered one hundred nd ulrrly .hIr Tot 10
1857 on North Front street srnerT called Elm Nresl
and the north sixty 6g ieet Of the north one-hLi
water lot numbered six l5 all OF the addition 10 sh'
said city Of wheeling laid out by Henri Moore lfs'
lee for EbeneEer ZNpP, Wheeling l,laud. losrihd
with all the improvements thereon arl the heftIl''
mentS belonging thereto.
TRIMS OF SALk-Fiiteen hundred dollars, and
much more ~ the pureh ISer may t~ willing % pay
In cash on day Of ale the balance In Two eln, ~ -
mentA At SIX and twelve month, respectively, VIA
interest FROM GAY Of Ssle the pIrCba,er giving Hesr
table notes therefor aud 10 bc secured by rhnofsl
% the satisfaction o. tho Trustee. q h pT-r yen On
me property s9l1 bS the TiuSre maj tltct on 'l' "
Of sale.
The Title to the above property Is lclIr'ci 70 e
perfect bat SellHg a, trustee shall only en't! '''H
title aS Is vested In lne by said drSi Q. trust
HJBERr u. BARR, Trustee,
W, H. HUN AucilODerF als
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On Saturday the House Of Representa-.
lives OF Washington took up Congressman
Warmers Silver bill. This bill repeats
the statutes which in 1913 made the gold
dollar the unit Of value, re.estAblisheS the
bl.metallic or double standard Of gold and
silver, making 25 $40 grains Of gold the
gold standard Of value and 4l2l grains Of
silver the silver standard Of valuei au-
thorizes the Secretary Of the Treasury to
receive deposits Of gold or silver coin and
gold or silver bullion in sulnsnot less than
$50, and TO issue certificates therefor In
denominations net less than S. each, 10
correspond with the denomination Of Uni
ted States notes; and the certificates rep
resenting coin in the Treasury may be
used in the payment OF interest on the
public debt. 1t also permits any owner
Of silver bullion to deposit It atRny Uni
ted States mint to be formed into bars OIL
coined into standard silver dollars Of 4l2l
grains troy for his benefit, and provides
that no deposit Of silver for other coinage
shall be received. Itmakes trade dollar
exchangeable for legal standard dol
lars when presented at any United
States mint in sums Of not less than $50
and the last section Of the bill requests
the President Of the United States to in
yite an international convention for the
purpose OF fixing the relative value be
tween gold ana silver. This bill is some
what complicated measure, and embraces
many nice points relating to the coinage
but its most important provisions arr
those which propose to remove all re
strictions on silver coinage, and make sill
yer bullion certificates receivable for all
public dues, including duties on imports
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TRUSTEES SALE

ny virtue Of deed Of trust inside by john r MI q,
Trustee for Victoria Miller, wife d toe sad Jot
Miller, aud ViciOTA Miller with John L. Mile :, NJ
husband, 10 ne as Trustee, dated sepirHlE silA,
1870, and recorded In Deed Of Trust RObE NJ. IT, folio
80 ii the And records Of Ohio county, We, 'luBb
will offer for sale Al the front door Il ne CONT
Hama If nhIn rouptv an
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nrday, the aIst day Of May, 1870,


Saturday, the aIst day Of Nay, 1870,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. ", sell n. publlc nue,or
a. the front door OF the Curt lluutc OF Ohio tonnt
West Virginia, the following described real cSnt" n
Tie city Of Whecling est Virginia or 70 much there
deeree u February 5t6 1872 and tic cOstI f I mil
aud the expenses Of sale tD-EN The bronertv knn",
formerly Is tho Kelh House, now called the Centrai
ilotei, Situated at the corner OF W ter and Four.
tecnth STREETS, aud bounded rs follows: B4gInning
~ tne northeast corn Of Water and FOuSteenl6
slreetSi Themes north with Water street one hundrS
itSg 1he9Se east Dy line parallel with Fourteenth
with the west line OF said open SpSse mil
twenty-five feet thence east BY q line naraIiei
Win Eourt enih street to an alley; thence south
HIh the Nost llno Of aid alley EeyentyseIght
feet to Fourteenth street, thence VeSt with liz nnS'
he o. SAD Fourteenth street 10 the plAce Of BEGIN
hng toSether with the right 10 use said RleV on
Ss sue pI said property in common with other aS.
s9hcis . making ale Of Slld real estate will osr lor
e INST that part oil said real estate ulOn which Ina
ng.e erected aud the ground 10 tho rear Of
~ a IT' Taldipg and Of equal Width Herewith 70
south Of line commencing on Water street Al ibs
I eothet o. tue main hotel building on aid
49, v, m Sn1 running east parallel with Fourteenth
" tne alIeyi aud u sufficient amount Of nonsy
sh 10 bid toL said part Of S4d real tState "A ~
iel 70 pay on tho aid liens Gusts and gxb4nSsE ths
TS w sel aid part and no more q aid
s,,L @ w - suEu hunelent amount u not bid for
ss lLt men tney viii veil the whole Of Sall real -
a1e Arst above de cbed or % much thereof a. sbSI
70 pSeeaty 70 pay aid liens costs and expense n
Lae and beat bidder together With ne rCht 10
TERssoI sALE.-one-thlrl Of the purel,ass mous,
H. ~ nlGn a 70 q the purchA or may elOct 70 nav
10 Csh on the day Of Ale and for the esdue Of tSs
E,uieaa$e money bonds shall he given 70 he Commit
Y tne pgrehaIe, dlled the day Of ale aud
interest ifom that date each for oue.thiri AZ
~ residue, and payable In twelve, eIRhleen ana
ioer months alter their date With peFonai N,
cliity thgrein approved by the undersigned: No MI
= W, e'ned until the whole Of the RGrrhISe money
wTttr,u :, |
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CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE.

CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE.
1t eounterfeI the richest blacks and browns, pro-
dueIng an instantaneous and enduring change from
any obnoxious color, without staining the skin CT i'm.
pairing the vitality Of asiugle fibre.
GhristadorO's Hair PreserYatiVe,
valuable adjunct to the Dye, IN dressing and pro
melting the growth and perfect health Of the hair and
Of ITSELF when used alone, safeguard that protects
the hbres from decay under all Circumstances and
under all clImes. Manufactured BY J. CR1sTA.
DoRo, No. % William 81, New York. Bold BY al
Druggists. Applied BY all Hair DresSers.
Ap2I-NWPGw
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Philadelphia Accomm0dAtlon.-Th train only runs
between Watching and Tr!Adelphla.
tDAily except Sunday-NeERTk Accommodation.
tSteubenyile AecommodAtion.-This train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BelllIre stopping when required At
sherman House, Rtnarille, West Wheeling and
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CARNAHAN & co.
my3 2lOS Main st. and III Sixteenth St.
wnrrLlso, January :, & e. allDRhTH' 1i''''"

The above ale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
APRIL 10, 1879, At 10 O'clock A. NJ, At ame place.
mh2 s, P. HILDRETH, Trustee.
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SpsEaaI NnEaEes.
ELECTRIC BELTS,

A sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay
xhlustion, etc. The only reliable cure. Circular
mailed free. Address ]. x. REEVES, % Chatham
street, Eea York. fel9-HWFAW
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Gnssst SaIeu.
STATE OF EsTYIRGINIA, COUNTY
| ~ OF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.
In the Municipal Court:ol Wheeling
George H. Tingc, administrator, az,
John Robnecht and others.

The undersigned special commissioner berpbv vivs
notice that by virtue q the authority vested In them
" two d.crees In SAID cause made by said Court on
will on 's~"'V''I ''oI
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The above sale is adjourned until SATURDAY,
MAY Sd, 1870, a. the Sane hour.
np9L $. p HlLDRETH' Trustee
The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY, Nay
10th, at the same hour, go, ,,,,
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SPECIALTIES
FOR THIS WEEK!

We will open this week a
full and Complete line of Para
soils and Sun Umbrellas. We
invite Special Attention to
these Goods, all new and de-
sirabIe, at Prices Less than
any house in the city. Also
a Complete Assortment Of
Novelty Suitings. Black Silks
warranted not to Crack or
wear Shiny.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TOR SALE, 1ow.-e4O ACRES LAND
wv. aouEa BRO ;RSai Estate a sts, 100 Mststst