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Letter from Poneroy.
poxr.or. ". 7. Nov. 10. 1850.

PoxEsoY. w. T., Nov. 10. 1880
EpIrog SrarEsNiN:-Since MY arrival
here nething has surprised me- more than
the marvellous growth of the place; every
arrival here for years back has BEEN fami-
bar with the mill, hotel, stable and a few
with the brewery, but tine more they have
known these the greater will be their sur
prise a. nv seemingly Muuchausen tale OF
the addition of a new store, an extra sa-
loon, another stable, opposition black
smith shop, a change IN :he title to the
meat marke, also in ownership Of strip
ed terrier anl: a brinile calf, the tddition
Of a printing Office, lumber pile, dou-
Bile decked building, xnd three story
teacher, wagon Inanufactury and
dramatic society. No: only has this lone
" village of the gorge increased IN manly
.ta,ure, but its society relations have
prown with its grow III until It has become
The pilgrim land 10 which the enlIghten-
ed of neighborins villagers must turn
least unce year and their receive light on
the mystery snciety regime The ladies'
have organized what they term 'go II
alone society" and now they of all ages,
from the knee high size to maids Of ques-
t:oua5le aye refuse u traverse the avelues
Of Pomeroy with any individual VII tar
rie.h al the wine and whose health Is not
as sweet as the MAY calf at erentlde, and
the young dansel with patience as large
ut z ..19' bonnet who goes TO church III
the afternoon and stays till the evening
service is over wGnld he eternally ostracis-
ed if she did not Tramp the long and wary
r, al tn twc u.:ie point alone. The s'cie-
" IS d,ing well and the young msn are
growing healthy A. they AVOID TIE chilly
d,.ws II night.
The tiumc mania has jperyadcd the
sanclry of tls- atmosphere hereab"nts aud
a company is being organized for the pur-
pose Of tiuming the Pataha- That 1t will
be a grand success We have 10 doubt but
that a scarcity of funds may prevent IS
speedy comsummation as we could desire.
For about $4,000 the right of way
could be obtained the entire distance 0f
ID miles aud with it the title to a valuable
Touring mill The hume would with that
length begin in a body Of timber 5000
miles square and terminate near the head
of the Deadman country, and from its
mid station the great prairie country of
Alpowai would obtain its supply of lum-
ber, wood, rails and other mountain MA
terial. There is no less than 35 to 40
square miles of excellent farming land
through this region without stick Of
growing timber At the head is the only
place above Dayton where a quantity Of
timber could be obtained sufficient 10 sup
ply the farmer of the region mentioned
for one year If the stock OF the company
was put on the market to-day We have no
doubt it would Immediately take boom,
for there is a bonanza in the enterprise
Yours, RoB RILEY.
, 1880-11-20
Admiration to Sell Real Estate.

Ia tG, Ps..l-ste Curt of Udt" u dbd C'"'htS,
Hasljsp,os i,rritTa
r. "a, ;s,tt, r az t,e E&,a'e .J EEIKf l.
ySTrKLE, D,na"d-
<NTATIoN It appearing {" ule c .urt ts
the ;etit:nI ,.rts,-:s-. ar'i t!-d IN thi.
c,I,,t I,y DAVID i.nEEETS. A"Ini:li-trAt.r q;
.j,, Es,,t- nf HrNRY :. tiS,lcKik, deoe'-e'i-
pr.yi,r., .,.r su ,Ir-r Il sac II real E.st.te,
that !, i. necessary "a. sell the ) W. 81 Sec-
ti,p 81. Township ? ", Ean,- q East, sitria-
..i IN W..lIa WAll. county, a. redeem Ger,
tain mortgage claim upon -sid property, and
4, nav the debts "='t-tsa-:inS against -aid de.
c-a.-,i .ni ,.!r ,ieit.. r;r>c- snt charges 81
asin.inlsti .Ii'ri-
/, = or,ie e. by the urt, t'ist Sal d.
nay. Es, eInir-T q. l>,a, at 'E- sr''n 'i me
o,..l,rk. p. u, st sir o'sr' r@'tn "i sai'i FRO,
l. to t,.ur,. III the Cunrt i.Orssr. Ia the s.sd
city .ai eunty uf Malta Walls, o- anil the
,a,ne j. hereby appointed fer u e h-srins ID
S,;d ,-ti.iuu: aua lha: all I-er-'si- interested
IN, tin, ,.i E-t... =..,.-r i--toie rae ss.id To
l,,. to,a.t IN IL: . ;.sv All is-sss, t. -''."
,.,,... II an .:.--- b. VA II wd-' sh"aid
nd A.. =. ,;-- -.i ADMINISTERING a- In
sill ,--;,.,-.. ;.r-,. .ar- An.i ina. seisie 81
Ii. rr L. n. =. >! = a-''i> IN -. '''t n
,s, E-;a l.; ,,.:. a IL ~ sii'. - All.
ST,rs>a,S, wee.lr rsi Siri if'i.'r'' 's'h
,s,l,Ii>I-i "a. 8 III su;'ty, f.r f-'sr .''e v--'1
80 ,.r- ~. IA ..,c n.ip-T 4. lsob. ltst-d
-. ;-sj =. ..SIGiiAH:,
a;4 i'n,l.as- iDsise ANA C.rrH
, 1880-11-20
Obituary.

JEFrRIsS.- Lower Weiser Valley, Wash
inston County, Idaho Territory, Oct. Is, 1880
Mr.. Woodson Jeffries, aged ~ years.
Mr. Jetfi1es was born in Jesimino county,
n.y., July 7th, lS26. When quite young his
parents novel to the state VI Missouri and
after some Years residence ther they emi-
grated to Oregon in lS45 On the discovery
of gold IN California in lS4S, Mr. Jeffreys
left his parents tn become an Argonaut, but
returned in lS49 to locate section OF land
under the donation act In what is now known
as Wheatland, Yamhill county, Oregon,
where he made extensive improvements,
built..a saw mill, and SET ont what Is now the
finest orchard in the state. In 1852 he mar
ried the daught-r Of Hon. J. NJ. Forrest, by
whom he hal issue two sons and three daush-
ters who all survive 10 mourn the untimely
loss OF the tenderest O; husbands and the
most indulgent Of fathers. Mr.. Jefries was
a resident OF the Dalles for several years
prior To 1859, wi EN- he moved with his fami-
" TO British Columbia and made extensive
improvements in the widely known Bridge
creek ranch Ill that country. In the fall of
1854, he removed his family to Idaho, and
was the first TO locate in the beautiful and
fertile valley Of the Lower Wciser where he
has ever since resided, serving his country
faithfully and efficiently from time TO time
in rariOns offices of honor and trust, and
being even foremost in the great work of
furth.ring the settlement and developing the
resources Of the country IN which he had
cast his lot. Mr. Jeffrey was among the first
u appreciate and avail himself of the alran-
tases of the Idaho bunch grass regior as the
great stock range Of the American continent,
and last year, in connection with his brothers
he drove cas-. from their band 500 head of
the finest beef steers which ever crossed the
continental divide Possessing in an emi-
nent degree all the characteristics Of Amcri-
can civilization he was peculiarly repre-
sentative of the nobiest type of American
manhood which subdues the wilds of the
frontier and lays bread and deep the founda-
ton Of future states. 4 sturdy democrat,
with his whole nature free from the slightest
stain or suspicion Of intolerance, and imbued
with the ever living principles of liberty.
equality and fraternity upon which our sov-
ernment is hased, and with a lively appreci-
alton of the advantages Of education, he was
the peer ot any citizen in the land, and in his
death til. community III which he lived and
for which he di so mnch good has suffered
a loss which will not speedily he replaced.
A. +. p.
, 1880-11-20
Kootenay Letter.
konTEN;Y, l.. C., Oct. ~.


EDITOR SrATESN,y:-Ti oo.i weather
ls setting IL here and ,ni.catiunS "a: al
early winter are on evrry hand. The
miners have dune we'll 81 far AMI # no
cold suaP.," ire' ur the di.'sings a large
amount 81 gold viii lie taken uu: Yet.
The n-~ tr1l! Ir"u k,uicnay :" I TT Sic
Loud MAS opened by the Gov Agen, Mr.
Firnie, an.l MIR. B,pree Went ,.ver it
with large band of cattle uhlch lie
brought from q Okanagan, he lnst over
100 head on the trip 1t is expected that
bridges Will be- bust over the Bull aud
Elk Rivess thu Owning srss,n. # the
appropriations iiom the Government a.e
su;f'cie' THIS ii.,prpv, l,-ut viii open
direct conhunicatlun To Mis.,.nia and
Fort Mcl,"ud, ihns iess.n,,,. th.,. isrance
for packers and getting In good ,,:,ea;er.
The health of the camp is good. Indians
quiet. On RIVER.
, 1880-11-20
Gallant Electors

The gallan'ry of the electors of Island
County was thoroughly tested at the late
election. Two youn. laiiirs were in nom
ination for the office oi County School
Superintendent ~l,, sse"' (" have been
very evenly matched rs far as pupu-
A. .n6-fercncvs were concerned One
i, .,.iidred and ei.hry-thre- votes We're cast,
Miss Mary E Coupe receiving ninety
two of them to nine:y-one fer Miss
Julia Kinney. 1t WAS fortunate hat
there were m cod number Of r.te> IN the
cuuuty, elre dtlymma would hav uecni-
, 1880-11-20

TERRITORY OF WAsMINGToS. lss
County of Wa.la Waila.
Nv PR0BiTE--Is TIE matter II TIE Estate of
JOHN Ross, Der,as,d.
lIITiTION On r-a.iing anil fiiins the
u petiti..n If ANDREW HEiLEY. Adrinis-
tr.:nr Of the Estate of JvHS Ross, de'-s.~ed,
,sttin- forth that he has filed his hnai account
a. sue, Administrator in the matter nf said
Estate, .ud that the same has been duly aud
tied. ailowe! and confirmed, AMI that portion
of said Estate remains tn be divided among the
heirs Of said deceased, and praying among
other things for an order of distribution of the
residue Of said Estate among the per~'ns there
unto entitled.
1t is ori.rel, that all persons interested III
the Estate uf JoHS Ross, decreased, ,e and al'-
,rar lrfHe tn P,ol,ate Court of sai'i county,
On MONDAY, the 18th day If December,
lSSO a: the hour o; O'Clock, r n, of fAid
lay. then and there IL shny c,uSe why an
order of distribution shou Il not lie made ut the
residue. uf slsi Estate s,a"n-: the heirs 1T the
sail Jony Ross, deceased, accnr.iinS u law
II i. orier-d further, that service ot thls cts
tiou l.e ma,l- on all peIs m Interested m sal
Bst.te Ly publication of this "rvtcr IN The
Walls Walia STATESMAN, weekly newspaper
urint-,l AMI puhIi.h-d in the city and county
& WaIla Walia- Washington territory, f"r
four successive weeks pri.'r u sail lath day al
Iy,c.ml~r. lSSl Dated Nal!a W ala, w J.,
0ct,ber ~. ls>l X. GUicHARD.
NJ. ,v Pr,i.,t+ Jad " AMI Clerk.
, 1880-11-20
Wrong. Charlie.

The prise Of real e-ta.c, f"r s,rr esI:>s, i
taking a ,wnyar,i ten leRcy. I.otch attn.
We are infora.cd by those who ensist
be well posted .ha. the prices of real esta-.
never have been ..iffcr than they are at pres
en-. Notwithstanding the scarcity ,.i money
the DEMAND for sea. estue is pn,s<iHg. and
has i steady upwaF,i ic,ae;-e-'. ,Hl - 49,
sure i;,.i whca the ,5l,c q; la a;-h 4
b.ln- hriu ju>t,ir. tlrr loi:-r, = >r!l''.,
there viii l., a rsr.,a' ,h!c a.r."''. /. feai
, 1880-11-20
rss latest bs,o,I i. hat uninsn

TIE latest bs,o,E i. hat uninsn ''.ufiraE-
lists" ~a" pr 'p.se r.'' .,,,i; T. de',asid ard
nb.a;,. tue r.aLi la vote, in; ws;li the
c ,s.Isi all the i'Irrrt.m "a. In o her
". r.l., t., can h.,l.' d,.8- y. al s'reeis.
,cnv =. ia. ;s.lc .r..; 4 ,,.;u.-' 'Ac Health
Ban eau O, tt;r ti,aa .o" L ,'-t-e de-
tartmerr, a.c 80. ...,..i...i 81 ,s~eFGi.,Ii
, safe 'ie. !,.' q''> "a . . - =
hate saec IS vi il5, IT. es..;,i' - '.'sle
voteIs are as bo,sd u cS,e-ss.- t'.= w.,,pe,;-
, 1880-11-20

INCREASE AND IFS CAU>E-Wal, Villa
: bnastIi:S of s,rc .Ie.;, r:-cres< ,n tie iu.n-
ber of woes p"lle'l IL 'l lr county in Il. p,st
.wc years. Is ,ote h,~ i, er.,a>t,l ,vs; go
SINCE ISIS NISco cu;I. - can discount
tha'. l. jE:c last ~ p,,lu! 222.2 v.r-,.
AID Inst ia-S-iaN ''li rUt. w,> $50; gam
tive moths .: go vote. And it Wa :.
-id day :er Voting. Nosa.1;ne,r.
No wonder the democratic majority was
rctiuce4 IN Waseo coEn'y with so many IT,
pgtl,ean irlp.-rIe,i votes
, 1880-11-20

NIcE-PPEsIpEST WHEELxR's s.ouse 1t
Malone, y. T.. !, ar un!,rcten .'.is main
s'' n "f nd brick, s',ryrura-d by spaci-
Gus w.iI:e pIias..i rsr.n,la, and set in NJ.
ample Iawu- II Is hands,r ely furnished
aqd has 'aary rdiaaiIl- phisc,. of art with.
" !. r. W. pirs.il =: 4 II " s'fi.;
but man VI comi,rranir furrune. he Is
heartily esteemed by his felioE tuxnsmen
, 1880-11-20
v iERIED.

CoFFNAN-C CRAIG In this city, on the llth
inst, by J. ID. Laman, J. p, Nm. N. Cof-
man to + oreIIce VI. Craig.
WALKER-McDERNEp - At Milton. Oregon,
Nov Il. 1850, by Rev Roht. Boyd, Mr. Alex
Walker and Christine McDsrmed, both of
Weston. O;n.
The host Of friends If the young and happy
couple who commence the voyage of life To-
gether 50 propitiously unite in wishing them
great prosperity peace and joy
, 1880-11-20
Notice to the Pubic.

Hereafter the STATESMAN viii ,Ieyute asIace
in this eol,lmn tn the advertising Of krt hor~es.
To our pail up subscribers we NV. free sI'ac-.
All ,.sI,er> viii H. charged '.n- dollar.
i iiisck h.,rsr, l., hanis high, white ar;f-
d. "a 80. e, i-rsi,l-i :. ID. GA ri-bt >L'aisiet.
nj n i-ou, three mrn;hA Return I" ID.
j. - Nct'ur.iy, Wallis waiis and receIr re-
uaI
Saeien sr sir7, Cd.
1t y LA Walla. Oc:-.i,-r 19th- Chcsunt
S.l..,i ,l..r., ) years us.t, ir;u.!e.l J. T. "a
hi ,u,n.aisr with X Ab.y the J. T., "a irft
hii. l. a.; wh,te fac ls,t all white excerpt
r;;rt Ii al isrI: Al, sii,c- Sef',en,lrr a. .
Aiarc eii C.,.t; Mar 3 years "l.i, is'ssse c,.lf,
h->e { 90. s:...,i,,. L,Arkesl. three white feet,
ls.-s. "a ~. i.'.a aSht shs'alier. C.'it
dark ip,rn md " bite fsor.
". G. RHKEN,
YasyckIe. Umssilla Co., Ur-sou,
, 1880-11-20

SaALI DIfsgssSc* .,J.. ssr =. -,ii.ri-
TIA! slec.i,.ai.s,,. ssbEuts-, s.,:s,r y.se-,
Ciuciai:sti 53.225, ~ --..4 NJ, i-.a,S ~ -.
TIE ,',.is ,s -pa.ts-. i;.'7 - +, - ~.
silgiuus tntAl ii i13,itsi. 6rln- oni, p.
90 les rhm the vote Il Nes Ymk.
, 1880-11-20
The Popular Majority Anyhow.

Well, how does the popular vote of the
country stand "n the Prrsid' nfiaiqncsti"n!
Accept the maturity given hy Eep"bIic'n IN
organs, th. two lists of majoritics are as
, 1880-11-20

Net nem"cra-
tic.populsr =
maj"r;ty--- 1n,00
THIS isn't so very bad i'll the face ri all
the Democratic party had tn cl'ntei,d with.
Garfield elected, 4 popular majority "f
100. 600 votes fnr Hancock
, 1880-11-20

Total amount app"rtioae'l ,;i9 10
There Will lie another rppor;inment in Jan
nary, ISL. &. Y. WHEKLER,
SchoA Su;.t.. Naii.. Will. Co, ". T.
, 1880-11-20

I.MAr h-s been given usrI Ansdis L
Ile--l
, 1880-11-20
OURSYSTENI
ONE PRICE
ONLY.

Having Goods prepared to lay before
offer i'll this Territory
but WE SELL ONLY FOR CASH.!
To buy for Cash talk Sd facts
We present people PLAIN outline Of the bargains that CASH vi" pro-
that msrelfssent
nothing All goods Plain Figures We have ONLY ONE
those rules carried out The
hl each department. but 1t will
tell the people and others
etpntfo ward in this Territory.
Pr &c e LIST.
Of 20c XaFd
shades) 26e
offering attractive goods both IN
Stripped and Brocaded.
II Inch BrOcaded Cashmere splendid vaue Oc per Yard
20 Inch All Wool Carmelitc &C per Yard
50 Inch All Wool Extra Heavy, Came Hair 75c per Yard
very choice French Paids 80 inch wide 75c Yard
81 per yard Offering fhc latest designs i'm MOmal
Cloth, Scheoda>, Majessc. Beranser, ETC., Etc.
, 1880-11-20

crr ycur Job vort d'ne at tins of'ee
, 1880-11-20
THURSDAY, the 25th. Of ofNovember.
Nofice for Distribution.

Secretary of Washington Territory.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
@}}lSiA

r ]. DAIGRE, DENTIST HAS LOCA-
u. Gated in town permanently and will
perform all operations appertaining to his
professions at very moderate prices.
He will also practice in the surrounding
country and adjoining Parishes when called
for
He is now stopping at the Franklin
House. The best OF reference given.
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Lost or Stolen.

From Judge Howei's plantation three
miles bove ThibOdaux.
On sorrel horse. IA hands high. blind
in the right eye, limps on his hind leg,
abont IA years old, branded OH the front
shoulder.
Any person finding said horse or who
can give any information concerning
him will please communicate with Mr.
Robichaux on the plantation.
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DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL IA
ID emanating from the above entitlcdlcours
in the above entitled and numbered case,
have seized and will offer for 'sale at public
auction pursuant to Law to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House in the Town
of Th.bOdaux ON SATURDAY the 18th. day
of SEPTEMBER 1880 between the hours Vt
II O'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. the fol-
lowing described property to-wit:
A certain portion Or parcel Of land situa-
ted in said Parish In the Town Of Ihibo-
daux being the Northern half of two Ger
tain lots Of ground or town lots known and
designated on a plan of said town made and
executed by James b. Grinage on the first
day OF May 1912 and deposited in the office
Of the Recorder Of said Parish being the
Northern half of lots Numbers il27 and 1881
one hundred and twenty seven and Que
twenty eight, on said plan said half lots
being bounded West by Canal street, south
by the other half Of said lots, North by lots
Nos. ll9 aud l20 and West by President
street. Together with all the buildin9s and
improvements thereon.
Terms of Sale Cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes to pay and satisfy
the principal interest aud costs in the above
suit
/ August 14th. 1880.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX, Sheriff.
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NOTICE !!

The undersigned il now ready to ollect
State and Parish Licenses. Prompt pay-.
ment at his olics viii obviate costs and
THEOPHfLE THIBODAUx,
Sheriff 0f Lafourche Parish.
June 18th, 1880.
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A Dividend of six per cent or one dollar
aud a half per share ON the capital stock Of
Thibodaux Bridge Company was this day
declared, payable Oh demand Thibodaux
July IA, 1880.
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For Sale.

hNE STEAM GRANULATING PAN.
capable of granulatiDe fteen to TWEEN
Whogsheads Of Sugar in "a hours.
IN complete working order. will sell the
eame chaa4. s. T GRISAMORE.
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ORANGE TREES!

Parties desiring to to buy Orange Trees.
apply to Victor Paye, cutoff. or II. H.
Michelet, ThibOdaux. Feb-7 80
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p ; Az I. 4; M S


obtained for new inventions, or for improve
ments in old ones. Caveats, Trade Marks
and all patent business promptly attended
to.
Inventions that have been
rejected may still, IN most cases, be pat
ented by us. Being opposite the U. ). Pat
en- Office, aud engaged III Patent Bsu>.
ineSs Exclusively, we can secure
patents in less time than those who are re-
mote from Washington and who must de-
pend upon the mails in all transactions
with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch we
| make search in the Patent Office and advise
| as to its patentability free of charge Cores
| pondence confidential, prices low, and ElO
| charge unless patent rs OBJ.
| Ia fEaed.
We refer to Hon Postmaster General D..
N. KEY, Rev. +. d. Power. to officials in
the U. S. Patent Office. and especially to
our clients in every State of the Union and
n Canada. For special references, terms,
advice. &c, Address
G.. A. Snow & CO.,
lOpposite Pate mt Office, Washington, D. e
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}. A. BOURG,
Uachanl C0mmissiOmna ire.

10chan1 Commissioned
Sc CHARGE DE LA VENTE DE
~ssen, Spcre, Riz. Mousse, Peaux,
Lalae, Volailles, Eufs,
Cire, Mel, Gibier,
3de soute espece de produits des champs
Ou de jardinage,
x47...... Rue Decatur
g entire Jefferson ct TOulOuse]
NOUVELLE ORLEANS
&c. Lock Boz S77.. mhlO'76-ly
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish of La
fOurche.
Succession Of Bennett A. Curtis vs. No. 975
Probates Mrs Janet o. Mcmillan widow
of Bennett A. Curtis, now wife of
Nathan A. Bourg.
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III 1uICN WUtrCOI:
(~~) Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. of the seal Of my office, this 7th.
(~~~~ day OF August, A. d. 1880.
J. w. KNOBLOCH, Clerk.
Ex-officio member Of Jury Commissioners
for the Parish Of Lefourche.
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The entire proceeds arising from the sale
of this work ars devoted to The Hood Or
phan Memorial Fund, which is invested in
United States Registered Bonds for the nur
ture, care, support and education of the
ten infants deprived of their parents last
summer at New Orleans, 1.-THE melancholy
incidents OF which sad bereavement ars
still fresh in the public mlud.)
. The book is an elegant octGrc. containing
460 pages with tine photograph ireness
and a fine steel cngraring ma"e expressly
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