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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-17
ron rHE LEGIsLArURE.

FOR THE LEGISLATUR
NAlE are authorized to announce PHIL
" SANDERS, . candidate for the Leg
islature, subject to the nominating con-
vention Of the Democratic party.
1JALPH sTADEKER is a candidate for
IL the nomination of Representative to
the lower House. Subject to the Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention.
NAfE are authorized to announce A. p.
" HILL, ESQ.,. rs n candidate for the
Legislature, subject to the Democratic
Conservative Nominating Convention.
WE arc authorized to announce EN-
wv NETT L. ROSS q candidate for the
Home OF Representatives.; subject to the
action Of the Democratic-C Conservative
Convention.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-17

With the opening of a New Year the pro-
priet0r of the CITIZEN gives moi ice to it's
MACY friends and the public that no pains
will be spared to mako
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HoR CmAnCERx cLnRk.

RoD CMANCRRY cLHRk-
NAfE are authorized to announce w. H.
" CASSELL as . candidate for Cham
Gerry Clerk of Madison county subject to
ventiou.
"E are authorized to announce WILL
w IL. BAILEY ms q candidate for
Chansery Clerk Of Madison county; sub
ject to decision of Democratic Nominating
Convention.
NE are authorized to announce e. 8.
w JEFFREY rs candidate for Chancery
Clerk Of Madison County. Election, No
vember 1879.
"E are authorized to nnounce HoR-
w ACE HANDY q candidate for Chan.
ceFy Clerk of Madison County, subject to
otion Of the Democratic party.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-17

Which has just entered on it's
Twenty Ninth Volume, all that a
first>class Family Newspapershould
be. While devoting special atten-
ton to the discussion of National
and State Politics, it will bear in
mind the claims of the business man
and of the family circle. the sub.
scription price is Two DOLLARS a
year, and always in advance. The
paper is invariably discontinued at
expiration of time paid for, unless
renewed.
We ask all our subscribers and
friends to aid in extending the circu-
lation of
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Millinery! Millinery!

WIIIInery! MIltIHery!!
The very best articles for sale at
the very lowest prices by
MRS FANNIE JONES.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-17

ESTABLISHED IN ST. LOUIS IN 1858.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27
MARRIED.

In Chris; Church, Winchester, By Rev. Dr.
Hubbard, ~ I o'clock. J.. NJ. on the lG;h Of De
cember. 1879. GEORGE EABKSDALE AMBER
son. Esq. of Texas, 70 Miss MARIA BUkWELL
CARTER, daughter of \. Il. Carter, of Winehes-
ter, Virginia.
In the Church Of the Holy Trinity, philadel-
phia on Tuesday. the 9th OF December, 1879, by
The Right Rev. G.. ". Peterkin, ID. d., OF west
Virginia. assisted bv the Rev Francis d. Lee,
DR.. EDMUND !. LEE to MARY, daughter Of
Charles Smith. Esq, Of that city
At the res deuce of the brides father, near XII
pon, on Tuesday, December %, 1879. By Rev. \.
N. Cackey, Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. BURNS and Miss
LAURA A. EOHEER, daughter OF Mr.. Henry
Rohrer-ail Ot this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27
9,SG--'TTIE OLD ia MIIY JOURN AL.
Church Notes.

The meeting at Mt. Hope, which was
protractcd several weeks under the charge OF
Rev. Mr.. Cackley, Of the NJ L Church. Soa'h,
has closed. Eighteen conversions reported.
Rev. J. W. Tongue preached in the NJ.
E. Church on Sunday morning last-Rev Mr..
REGISTER at Dight.
Rev. Mr.. Bobst, Of IIarper's Ferry,
will preach in Charles Washington Hall on
Sunday afternoon, December 28.h, at 8 o'clock
z. VI.
Rev. T. b. Shepherd will preach at ha-
bletowo on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock IN
the morning of same day he will preach III
Charlestown.
Services on Christmas Day il tie Protestant
Episcopal Church and the NJ. / Church, South
preaching by the respective pastors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27
Mgs. C. T. Thomas,
MAIN STREET, CHARLrsrowN.

CURATIVE, the vegetable medicine, cures
all diseases Of the Blood, Liver AID Kidneys
All Druggists sell ii.
CURATIVE. the vegetable medicine \
wonderful cure for Rheumatism.
CURATIVE, the vegetable medicine, sur
prises the physicians by its wonderful relief Of
all Kidney Complaints.
CURATIVE. the vegetable medicine, con-
trolls the secretion Of the liver, cures constipa-
ton and brings the bowels to a healthy state
CURATIVE. the vegetable medicine. IN
doubted Blood Purifier, roots out all sefofulous
taints.
CURATIVE. acts ike ? charm on the Skin.
produces healthy action, good color. aud does
away with unhealthy ard dangerous Face
Powders, Lily Whites. &c.
4 Yankee Ahead.-i Connecticut
cutlery firm recognizing that before long that The
United mates was going to supply all OF John
Bulls customers for this line Of goods haze i'm
ported about thirty No. ! Sheffield cutters. For
all diseases OF the Blood, Liver or Kidneys use
CURATIVE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27

IA, Jnd Publi,icd iA Seated Ehro'oyc-
ID Price Sir Ccsis.
~ 4 Lecture on the Nature, Treatment,
and Radical cure Of Seminal Wcasncss, or Spcr-
matorrho,l, induced by ScfA husc. lnvoiusnrr
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous Debility, and im-
pediments TO Marriage genefhily Consumption
Epilepsy, aud Fit; Mental ard rhysicil lncapa
CITY, fey ROBERT J. CULVkiN ELL, NJ
D., author IL the =" Green BOoa,' DC.
The world renowned author, 10 this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from hI- own experience
that the awful consequences % Seli-Abuse may
be ofeciually removed without medicine, sud
Without dangerous surg zeal operations, boasies,
instruments, ringe or cordialsi pointing out a
mode Of cure ut once certain aGd eBrciual, hy
which every sufferer, no matter what iis c7ndi-
ton NAV be, may cure himself chcapy privately
AID radically.
TRis lecture irW prore Jooa 70 fAousaHd' and
hOHsupds
Sent, under seal. IN plain n7clopo, to ANY ad-
dress. on receipt Of six cents, OF Two postage
stamps. Address the Publishers.
THE CULNkEW ELL MEDICAL CO.,
a Ann ST., New York Post Oihce Box, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27

90 N, 18th Of December. 1879 Of Dptheria,
aud months
This lei was really very fine boy-one whom
those who wers intimate at has fathers house
loved tor his good qualities aud praised for his
warmly afcctionate disposition. His sunday
school ieacher and his PLAY mates loved him dearly
bstin tlieir sorrow for His death they derive con
collation. from the certainty that his God has ga
thercd him into Ills fold and the wounded hearts
OF hi. Parents may be healed by the knowledge
that o such is tn Kingdom OF Heaven.
December 7;h. 1879, at his home in Martins
burg. CHARLES ". CURRY il the 42nd year OF
his age.
Fell asleep IN Jesus. December l3th, 1879, near
Dudieids. Mrs. ELlZ ABETA a. SFRlDER, wi'e
Of j. Howard Striier, in her 5Ith year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27

re Tines, trains rrn daily, except Sunday
Tram No. I makes CLOSE connection with 3. 4 o..
Train SO. 10. for the West, arriving az Shcnan-
doah Junction at ll.O5 4. ". Train No makes
close connection with Is. & o. Train Ne. Tor the
East, arriving at Shenandoah Junction at 4.53 -
VI. Ihc accommodations offered are unsurpassed.
Elegant coaches. beau fully flushed, upho-
stored and furnished with an the conycniences
known, including the famous Baker heaters, will
doubtless attract passengers. The Employees Of
the Company viii oe courteous aud o6hging and
viii attend carefully O. tbe wants of Trarellers.-
The Public VIII be- accommodated with favorable
rates. Should xcussions be- organized, iuiorma-
t.5n can be obtained By application 20
Joseph II. ~a-dS,
Superintendent.
Chaflestown. W. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27

Medical authoriiosasscrt that more than enc
rbslfoi the annual mortality islGe 20 puImona-
az complaints WAY, then, neglect 50 great
ln eor,hiy salvation when DR.. Schley's Fami-
ly Cough Syrup is guaranteed TO afford relief2
Il is 40 patent humbug. but Is prescribed by
the faculty. Try it and he convinced. Price
only Pc For sale in CaaTlestown by C. f.
Be'ler,snd at lllrper's Ferry by Gilbert Bros
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27
..-.,.,., Fs.CsT~ G c.-sTG.

Memphis Feb. H. lt5l-.
D. Ti-fr- SRI hava besi sili, iis ios ielr.ytr two
~ "a, H. On % suter- pu1s.i- NIrl iInnencc1 "a.
is ,,r 2 -ie,.,,sroa reCrccd 20 our hucd ed
49,. Il. 8. rem pounds weight 1 A-t led liulcst
,s.rvi4. had crime iis.lt SWEETS haye tlAon
~ III IN, i.n.. -. The nj D. s'ye . kav8 lett me,
IN e i ias s. pnearrd, sad b - EAiaC 4 teen
t.3culs44 s.i. liceuninend d o ell uN fri.ndA
rl.n .leat Tt.spcc., Oh ' ~. ttleF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27
;?S3ns7AlT 0uESTIlgs.

R,adcs, hayeyol caas't coll? Are you uE.
obia 90 rscss Inc pn.tsrn! naye You an ir.1ta,
tor lu tar lnroat! a s.n-s uf oppression on
tie lungs, with -hot brcuihg % toa Lave
Il, %, oougl ~ o.. lying Gown? sh1rP Pain
now a.ii then in "a. region OF the heart. saoHl-
der. auj hl:,' II "a, oar Aayicc :. take Ut
orr, O. DIS; col iais t.P c'orant; you sool
rsAll. 20 raise o., pmrsm. IN "a hour r,pea.
o.. 81. .-. .ri.t. pi c. Aot iron 70 the tea,ialSo
tyo OF ruu'> Pnl.. Jon VII soon ia.l in'o q
pes-sat se-p aui va@s up in The morning.
oJl-M gon., has working freely; easy breath
ii,. anl ;',' b1a IS moving ia natural manner:
ropr.yuiar.Ja-n @. thesa symptoms use the
LIN ..i...ltf ..N,raI dsvs
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b. ''1' i,Nc- HiTw0oD.MD.
= NEWSPAPER Peg. WRITES.

tts-c. l..-lln1 -,ets. Al, lstl. Ia
T. TtrTT. Lr.r cir-fly a. .s sJl Sas alta led
. ~ t,,,i unnl ~ ,yiItsr. ii4t,l let MN WITH
:. tt ,,i,.. a. ia 90 le,.e t..l ~ month since,
frtlsrr, ,f sg4icb asa iidsot a toycur valuable
: ~, rari.t J i-d tired mo- every thi1g recon-
,...,iri tut nfne ul hnF s-l until used your IL
t., ~ an, i,.iiiu o. V.l.cl runoyed ths cough
est.r,l,. = III ll-a5 t.l-i.'.s, am yours trials,
JOHN -. Nl.4bI.E.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27

DERSONS wishing Books for holiday presents
will save money By leaving their orders with
u before December lst. frii set Of catalogues
can be seen At our store.
Nov. s, 1879. BUTLER : AlseJlIN.
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Or. J.F. HAYt5cop,


-fEED = 10. - = : : >
- tut. yer I, Z Sept, =. iss7
D-,r sir-fj--i1r T. s.-T : 80 J. ae hundred
-..r i.-n 81 - .sl-. t.s v f-- 90 Tho
i,f.t, ~ ere oi o ~ $50 q IS e. j was
--t., t.- IN " scat1le iltt a.. 'e1toralt,
go ~. ..t..y ST. RS ~ II, nasE al power.
l.,-lts . i.- ,tl.o tTeLts sslrs. i i've never
i,,,,n .-e 20 act q r'uii.t.y, ard VITA si-h
- ..i- iu,l ...i,g clht l-i tho IN - violent
~, y ~ -ll,i iu-,i ilu.r cured tle c-o .sc IA
$50, i,...-..rfrl' j. s.ie d. o. LIS alat lans
r... ls.r u.r d. -....
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27

Notwithstanding their lively sales Of
Holiday Goods. our merchants have many
beautiful and useful things oa their shelves
and counters suitable for New Year Gifts
See our advertising columus-thoy are an IN
failing indicator
CORN and WOOD wanted a, this OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27
Tribute of Respect.

Nlt AIIi 4At, i4alllao N-it cuVuillt-'t AuN ruAe-
imou-'y adopted
WssEs.s. lt has pleased Almighty God the
Creator aud Preservcr Of ncu and the kuler OF
the usiyerse-in Ills wisdom 20 call from the
mid-t OF our fraternai brotherhood and from the
bosom of DIS family, GE0a9E W. UgNsoN, % dwell,
al wc t-Cst H. the mansions o.! The Blest and 70
crj'v tAe companioaship oi th- Redeemed, there
fore
g a'rrf. ThatwlNe we bow In humble sub
mission 90 che viii 90 Him who Is 800 wise % err,
600 good o. bc unknd " we esteem 10 our privilege
O. five expression q our deep sorrow and sense
of loss vet r.ilice % the fact Of our deceased
brothers. cheerful resiEnstioa % the summons
from a world q suffering, temptation aad sin 10
endless biiss Go Heaven.
E-.alred. Shat we tender our heartfelt sympa-
ly O. bis bcrcavcd widow, children, sister and
brothers, and assure them that In THIS hour o.
darkness they weep uot alone. We commend
chem to the Incompatible sympathy o. the Savior
0t irarSind.
R..e'rsi. That we. 4 Shenandoah Lodge, OF
which o-1arifuiln the deceased was a faithful
member. wear ,he useal badge OF mourning for
twenty dlrs.
Eao'r,}. Thals copy OF these resolutions be
sent Oh che family of The deceased aud also be en-
tered unnu fhc journal.
Oh motion. the newspapers Of the town were
IH N0LAED,
J.Eo. O-ss. secy. W. c.. 7.
The late Dr. Georse B. Wood, PROBES
SOP Urigcrsits cf Pennsylvania. says. A. re-
a.fg n Pfr.aaUrV toarun4P 'ioH Nod H. e- OF
ft- crc..i. onr other" DE-. Churchill oi Paris
sass. .' C1gseap;i,a when nos trelted with the
liernrh lspiit.s. must Doe rC-Iriad as almost al
WAYS tt,si; ei ~rt- et-l e.ct 10 ttmc er-sH T0-
tica' nrr if sa-.f tf'trr.eo PIE HlPopLo Thuc'.
CANN'S EXPULSION 6. composed o.. the purest
N,rvegna Cod Iiser o' combined with the
Trr..l f-Hti- ties ni Ii.1e auf - ia with iron Dr.
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Dr. T az rs
EDeG G0g amt /
,-.-s-s-,--s - ~ ~. ? -S.Szrf
IL. -. 80 II EJfii-E3.

It's properties oro Da.suleent, IZutri-
ne -sai.s...4-- ,.,sotAlnss All SleAlin-.
Io.ae.ns,.ss.-i taess ,g-lal' ties, - tho
I.sst -. s-s-v2 -l0--s : s-A--:-a- eHo-
oh-4.i - su1 r-c.' ~ IN li'.-s..s';- E, =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27
WOOD WANTED.

Wewant from some ID. ol- patrons on account
some good .c,lrs o- OAK W1't
S,3, z1.1s15 o. VA ~. ~. e. Gliiaher.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27
Faulkner. y. Q.
Dec. 6, lS79-At.
Notice.

,E7O JOHNL KEPHART, JAMES L MO
Il IER. ELIZABETH r. MOLER, ELLEN
J. MOLER, MAGGIE X. MOLEK, LILLE
J. MOLER. JENNIE Z. MOLER, aud JAS.
f. MOLER, Jr.
Take notice that on Monday, January -, 1850,
between the hours Of 10 A. ~ and T. NJ. at the
Office Of Gloon Moore, Notary Public, in Charles
town. West Virginia. we shall proceed 70 take
the dispositions OF sundry witnesses, in our behalf
in chancery suit. now depending in the County
Court Of Jefferson county, West Virginia, where
in we are plaintiffs and YOU are Defendants.
Jacob N. Kephart Samuel ". Knott aud Mar
garet N. Knott, his wife. -...,.,
BY COUNSEL.
Dec. -, lS79-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-27
HOLIDAY NOTICE.

(tROWN Fluting Machines. for sale by
Y June :. DUKE GALLAHEk.
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PETITION ~ CHANcERY

The obi ct Of this suit is to recover from Geo.
II Flsgg, Executor and Devsec Of john K.
Flagg, on judgment obtained against said John
Z. rarg in III. lifetime ;or S2l0S.7G, with inter
est from the 21;b Of February, 1852, and $500,
costs.
Itappearing, on affidavit ilcd IN this suit, that
the Defendants John :. Ham nohd, Trustee, Ella
or Eta Hammond, Herbert Hammond, Ohio Ham
mond and Bertha Hammond are not residents o {
the State Of West Virginia. they are hereby re-
duired to appear within four weeks alter the date
Of the first publication O! this order. and do what
il necessary to protect their interests in ihismai-
ter.
And it is further ordered that a copy Of this
order shall be published once week. for four
successive weeks, in the VIRGINIA FaEE Pass
"a newspaper published in this County-and also
posted at the front door Of the Court House OF the
said Coanty, at least twenty days before Decree Is
rendered.
T. r. LYNCH,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Faulkner u o.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-13
CHEESE AND BUTTER.

The country west Of tho Cascade
Mountains, with its moisture and green
grasses. 10 better adapted to the dairy
business than the country east Of the
Cascades. IL the spring tho high and
dry plaius Of the Columbia furnish
excellent food for mich cows, but after
juno this cannot be said. Cattle will
then fatten as they will nowhere else,
~. ~""- r-;i Sc THAR mill yield On
this side it is very different. The flow
OF milk continues all summer aud into
the fall, the season here being twice
the length OF the season there. The
future beef supply of Oregon and
Washington will come from the East
ern counties. and tho future cheese and
butter supply will come from the West
ern counties. So it is in everything
the two sections Of our Territory pro-
duce. There is no conflict in interest
What the East produces to perfection
the West does not. and what the West
has to offer the East has not, and each
wants and requires the productions Of
the other.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-13

week, owing to the pressing rseuniary
needs Ct farmers, has been anything
but good. Really sound grain, TT foe
milling or sowing. was comparatively
rare and Was unaffected by decline of
lsGB2s per quarter, which has been
generally quoted. The trade has been
very dull
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE editors of
all the principal newspapers in ST.
Petersburg have recently been sum
moned to . press bureau Of the minis
try Of the in.e,ior and instructed with
references TO the conduct OF their respec-
tive papers. They were informed that
frequent complaints have been received
from Lividia tina; articles Ii the s..
Petersburg press ,nterferei with the
imperial policy, and therefore they
mus. not continue il the same strain.
Neither Germany nor Austro- Hungary,
nor the rels,ions Of Russia with either
Of those two powers. nor France, must
be discussed England may be dis
cussed, but judicously. These rules
will be continued until the Emperor
return to st. Petersburg. . month
hence. The Russian government pro-
poses to establish . new official news
paper to Influence public opinion.
kilograms reporting Il recent inter-
view between Beaconsfield and
Schouvlotf, Russian ambassador to
England, were suppressed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-13
TELEGRAPH1C.
rIcLrsirEtr 70 rzz ixrrrLis.scrA.
WARRINGTON TERRITOEY.

PORT TowSsEsD, Nov l2-The ship
Shirley lief. here this afternoon for up
| Sound. in tow Of the steamer Tacoma
Bark Tidal Wave arrived yesterday
from San Francisco and lef; today for
Port Madis7n.
PoRr BLAKELy, Nov lith-SaileI,
bark Martha E.dcout for san Fran
cisco.
OLYMPIA. Nov l2.h-As tue sessioa
draws 10 Close the work appears 10
he inscfmoUat.b.e bet every menhrr
is doing his hest
The following bills we've passed by
the CoQuc!l to lay An act relative 10
roads, frrric- aud lrdggs; the app'r-
tirnment bill an sct for the relocation
Of the coau;y sea, # Pierce county /;
fixing the times and places Of holding
the D.stric: Courts in the Third Judicial
District
This afternoon the Council confirmed
the following nominations for Terrific
rial officers made by the Governor
Auditor. Thomas N Reed; Treasurer.
Francis TLrbelI; Superiute ndent OF
Public Instruction, . Houghtou; Ii
brsrian, " " Newlin; Pilot Commits
sioners for the Sound, Il + Morgan. j
II Swift and Z c Bartlett; Pilot Com
missioners for the Columbia River, J 3
Knapp. j 5 Stout and II l. Comegys;
Is ard Of Education. J J Brown, I G
Eldridge and Il Thompson; Regents
Of the University. Orange Jacobs. Ar
thur A Denny. Henry q Strive, John
= Judson and James Power; Immigra-
ton Commissioners Mrs 4 II II Stuart,
A Kuhn and o L Lacy: Board OF
Health for the Sound. Allen Weir. Chas
E:senbeis aud l. Il Hastings; Trustees
for Insane Hospital. 7 | Mckenny, G b
Handle aud II S Booth.
The House passed the folio viz :. bills:
Fixing the tunes and places Of holding
Court in the Third Judicial District;
relative TO roads. ferries ard bridges;
making tho county offices of King
county salaried offices; and to incorpo-
rate the city of GoldsDdale
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-13
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ll-Arrived.
bark David Hoadley. from Port Gam
bic.
The distribution of the estate Of W.
s. O'Brien, deceased. amounting to
So, 100000. which was to have taken
place August 29th last. has by the de:
cision of the Probate Court. rendered
yesterday. been indefinitely postponed.
the estate being defendant in four OF
the suits brought by John II. Burke
against J. c Flood and others. amonnt-
ing to $50 ,944,OOO Burke filed oppo.
sition to the distribution. together
with complaints in all the actions
pending, and was demurrcd to by the
executors and legatees Of the estate.
Judge Myrick, OF the Probate Court.
in overruling the demurrers. says that
sufficient appears in opposition to show
that . partial distribution should not
he made until the controversy as to the
rights Of Burke is disposed Of.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-13
OPIUM SMUGGLING.

The Sandwich Islanders absolutely
prohibit the importation Of opium
The use Of the drug has, however, such
hold upon tho Chinese residents Of
that kingdom that its importation has
never been more than checked All
manner Of devices are resorted to to
effect it's entrance. The Government 10
active and vigilant in its efforts to
exclude. and are making seizures ani
convictions continually. Within a
fortnight. not long since. opium was
discovered being introduced in the
shape of beans, opium was discovered
in the heels Of stogs boots, which had
been followed out for the purpose, and
opium was also discovered in broom
handles, likewise followed for its con.
cca!ment Like the liquor trade. there
seems no preventing the sale and use
of opium.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-13
Thursday, Novem'r Is, 1879
after HOLLAND.

The Kingdom Of Holland embraces
al area OF 20,527 squire miles. aud o
po;.Ilation Ct 100000. Her colonial
possessions cover Cos, $50 square miles.
and include a population Of $4,000. 600.
Il is said. and with reasonable regard
10 truth, that Prince Bismarck. En-
ucror William and the whole German
people, look upon HOLLAND as O neces-
s.ry adjunct to Germany. Holland
is prosperous. is Protestant, IS COM
rnercial, and faces the sea and the
world. Germany finds herself cramped
u, home. She wants outside trade.
shipping. a navy. colonial possessions,
etc. The only way Of getting these
things is through Denmark aud Hol-
land Denmark. through royal ALLAN
with Russia. England, &c, is tenn
porarily safe, and besides is not so de-
.irabe a. Holland.
T. taking possession Of the Dutch
Kingdom, Germany is sure 20 meet OPP
20 i,lon. AMI it i, the apprehension Of
this alone that has so far restrained her.
England would object, but England 3
wrath might be appeased 10y division
Of the colonial spoiIs. France would
most positively object, bat if France
could be made party to the affair, as
Austria was in Schleswig Holstein.
Germany would take the initiative at
once.
II true, as stated. that Bismarck has
any such project in his active mind, we
may look for its execution at an early
day. He may be trusted to arrange
the ways and means, and if he but un.
dertakes the job there can be little
doubt OF its termination os he intends.