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Why Grant IS !Warfed.

The list Of third term boomers would
not be complete If the name of Senator
Sharon vas omitted Mr. Sharon rep-
resents in the United States Senate the
Radical rotten boroughof Nevada, and
has principally distinguished himself CO
9 chronic absentee. Like most Of the
Pacific slope Senators, he il interested
in silver mining, and Is fabulonsly rich.
He bought a seat in the Senate petty
much as he would have bought watch
or span of horses, because he thought
it something u wealthy man shonld pos
Gess, and is now preparing to purchase
his reelection. Recently he decided to
pay visit TO iRashington. and while or
his way to the Capital unburthened his
mind 10 the reporter of Western news.
paper. Mr. Sharon has very decided
opinions, which he does not hesitate to
speak, about the propriety Of making
Gen. Grant President for q third time.
He says We need g strong GENITAL Gov
erumenL--Lng wealth. OF tho country de-
maids it; without capital and capitalists
our Goyerument would not be worth q
fig; tho capital OF the country demands
protect:on, ats rights ara as ascre,s as the
rights of the panpsrs who are ccntinualiy
psating about ths eneso$c snts OF esp
TEL and against cent aliaatioR. tFyra
have tried Gem Grant. and know him 20
be the man for tie place aboye all others.
He has nerve. as PEesf5ent. Tho would
be commander of the army aud navy,
and when the communistic tYaiDps or the
chnntrv faised rnnha IN tasr III, ,ra. !=..ss..
tracks and TO sack cities on the sham cry
Of "bread or blood, )" he would not Lesi-
and oyane rFSat s,saItL &c tha s.s. o.,.sts.4.
has tn bssr siS,a hnsSans @ ~ sns svan
and .it sIon,d control ~ m s.,na,a' = ~
hecon,;no, inc eii,,cStsJ 81, - ,h;a sop.s are
idIv, ana the eoonar e i sts;y e
ths Const;, ,tio, a,,d I.., -. y
win IA for ti.. ti.s .soT,a r..a - frt,,s @ s z
ialL Srosss, s,i, - - az
ssert rs ~ S,,t
the y y.
the lay, &c = 60 ,has,ss s..
oStr,i tbS Coyer,, 1 ,,, . .ss
fniilinna of fyaa.,,s,, fsrant';s iho ,as! n.sy
fny ti,e 5Jora becs,,sa L;s
rS;tj, cs,,;ts; M .,,J .s 11ytAsa.ss .;re y;
ean IL raiiaa ma. = 81 n lie
ooks ,-;ti, a.. ..j ssoui
Slssro,, -;s : s;sss1Ia
~. = Sla cotnpLs-
fai n;aS t.,,;se ,a,'s = se suas capi.
fa nm: e. tba ieaS oe Az nan Iins'
ezna sy;iI nj a.
&c sto rz;o, - AZ 1S cL.es
non n M s,,a.a.. ~ .ne iyaI oL can
s;hia fc- Aha ssut ~ pos-
;S ~ ~ ~ .ng MspuDlican
fafsst fge r. f,sytt a, i, sas s,,s si.counses
:;
ba nn ,nli,ins, ~ ,tne!e Val
t;o,n -
cony,arv fas raIs oI tne
sa;n tTs ~ 49, sost sa.ion, tnsS ar sns-
raad. sl st hlepnDitSan l paIey Ine rail-
Lnas, a.p' :ao uanAs' tne Iran,uiacIufefss tne
e.a a ;aS nnu III cl.sses ot bsi:i,
ma;ntain @ tba s,,.reaco oe ~. e1se Psa.,,.i Iil
can ~ 40 4 ;f-<,s ali ~ txf r
-. ~, AiAo al ~ ms clas hIs
y. 20 Iegnfd
~ - puu.a.oIs ana foDOers
ss.s x.o slli.s Os.arsratsc success IN tue
Ss1, Ssas tsalsssntlai a eiecsion would be
e e ~ ll sTe mateilal inseresta
S,,hi =, s:lsa tns1, 60 aver rear
s:entIallzea gov.
ny as sSon g
tSSssS.s II At2 R - sssAlh s95naEok " stTRDR.
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Ef0m the Grccnriiic Atountai;,eer.

a daughter OF StoneEail jackson
goes TO tchool in Raltim0re. A party of
Maryland confederate soldiers have
presented her With 8 silver pitcher.
Virginia bis t75 cniAsefi schools
taught by4 8 coIesed teachefs. TiIe male
teacher's salery average $50 d month,
the fsmalsa $24.
"A dellcate child is more eubject "a
worms than 4 healthy oIie. So iii flle
eeonomR OF ma arc. on 8 aRf iiinl Y ll,;
% etbsist lupOn ano her aied tha B % ITeI
goes down, The first Indication 81
sspsE1R adniiliister Shrinek'a Iueiau yes.
milAge the lnfsli6ls remedy.
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Who TooIE GIlaE Z g !.

lEDITon 1flH1 ri Iin Il0es ssps, rel
member the teen dops. exci tsmetis eyec
the news OF the Nj i the 81 ii. IjattIa Ia
or MansEsas ise fS ees oE this
celebrates battle sse ssrleSgf ak siI I5Fi
pleasant and ( Ia ssi Iii nits
ure. One little inei 4 wish fu caI
up and Thereby do Justice to b falloa
nero, nc hanip ton zion bore 81 sbta
| spicnoas part ID this hat Ia and: is ifsaR
AIlsged pred nanl6 cell
battery !; but suhsag Isn't In niotfnat tsnu des:
yelpPed the .taet thae tther6 sTas no such !;
paEteryt on the 1eld. Bstt ono Captain !
1siekests eommanded q bal ttefy, which
was originally part OF the Shafln ait hat-
tery, 60 conspl plasious on the battle lleldss
Of Mexico. at the session OF the LcFiss
| intug6 which fcl ed, (Joi. Ion !. Il 4
member fon Chafiesto "a 80 =
ing epsech complimen entine Chs 5tfoD ,ls
the aptoTB ,pf the eel ehgAsseSl 81
alleging thHt the gutis were cantEyed iii
. hand Ito hand con ttsk. the gunner bnv
oneted and heHn down, ghtir& o.
fhen to thoi last man, leae sia teFlant
Yero never cor ntFad dicteii, gaE yse 0fT fss.s
ands like the cotton bales ati the be tfle af
~ New ORIeatIs, has led into hie ttrv aiifs
1e75 .5ss.sa ~ is
times Being ellxfplIa 20 u ava afid Il
an teresting account of thS lure.
IaeEr not ipnes alter, 1ieu tansgsS Of she Y
company sssid 70 haye ptsiyes
gna asaed nifn 20 gave iiis an acco cunt Of
siis llghs; pue sseeB ergiblS let avn d s
hsa resp ponEe, for he feil ID SslIlss
remember, auotilg his oysn sEorgls: asV
hgc no fight over the IL, iiss rs TPevi,
going ace0ss Chi hal d, css ss Il, "a s0TIls
gunB that had been hband6iisa bisic
time, ana ne stoppe and
some alaI, minutes, ~ Eofie SoE our ~ ep
up and sitting atraddla tho guns I: Eiil.
there were no Yankee soldiers neaT llA Il
theii - MS rattle SD iiaeSi Z
me, anu I syffa 10Th 20 bel seYs lstt uf
eniirse 4it was q did, nnbiaaz azg 81 IT,
raent, and aitetNE Eras confirmed by an
other officer OF tho 81 aiiils cora pafY giving
ideiticaily tho sEiSla eta seiiieIlEii 91s
had 10 conEols "a I'll tlse fact that
z the e2lona cid not falga tfS tt8efY
vney m borne "a sr1s ifi8 z
the gfe9t nattie. iSllS who d ptufs
"a. = 3 ~
battery arisRef, ols e 81
sssztts u aEtli Ca aina Reg ent and
ray 80 fog tho toll gcWSnE reasons j: ! q ii
/ conversation with ax- nor fofa.
herd, OF Il oEth i.
the battle as near al; Z can SsE6emfsT5 lia
SAID q Rhile in r pliIlunS Iast we
allied To- sea Captain e iSsIriS
hila colsfo.ta cared sol llugssi
MS 81 no htd heesi Esf 10 lisls
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a BIG TALK WITR HAMPTON.

light Thrown Upon Divers nasls sahieeta
--Ttc Proposition og serGGes ssttio and
Denny 20 Sell Out Chamberlain an 1870
Two Policies Eor 1850, Cancellation or
FEaua-south Carolina Bears the whole
Cost OF Her DeIiveranec-A Einal Word
20 Gen. Gary.
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Can FRopA ekyToN OF EIBIIs EnI,,
the report os Hon. a. T.. 1Istf
gConmtesfor ey, Tor tth o FEAR 1 "a sa
that consid able pro sres hes been Dstld
t0,satds stocking tl of ttlltis SFsIfa
with edible fshes aud iH & ftyss years sge
may. expect every ats n th.n oiiF IiFss
ifs 10 afford b plentiful supply rs
loving afS ths mEsnbeEs 81
salmon, sha9 and of.t s 81
waters In which hay hSsFe: I. s is
lfcFsS;d 81 anu ~ 4: & l,s
River, 9 0g s. &
lcste River, !; g d Riyer. Z. .ligtiilt]f
Total ,O00
eYls May Cooper RiyeE, r,
Ashley Rtvef, 90 Pee Dec fsiysf.
u 600: hin River, Total
$1,000.
aefsla;s CdFp NosamboI 6
November q /: a76 TltSl $50.
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sECKENINa REYELaTYoNs.

TEessinsnt OF tEle Conyicss on the Green.
sEoOc and AuguSta RaIiroad-InhunaaYs
Cruelty and Neglect.
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and with his knowledge. Not hearing
from Ms. Ti.den in reply, wrote to Mr..
A.1s i.sssSS;is, Wit answered promptly, haying
ttat we mad conducted the canvass Woll,
and iie hoped ne would continue It on
the same line. 4. .
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VI f3UTITE OF y lf
fash ION of confnsins exeel ie.it y8
The isT5,a "a lnss of Esl tent raedilci me
I'd this hey sss guilty OF d pzcss s
at5 come Acipo ssed remedies fully Efo.ftgs
All tIlne Is zcd for. ia el1, md ono q
40 know Of 0p Bill ahe s7ri bes
had occ ION 70 isse the ~ tts III nat Fsic
q ciimata sg We hfys 81 tst OF size Sssag II
Hay City and has civ fo1ifas tliisilA q be-
frs eles E1a ftilahies doia8 asi "a ~ ~
hch sYst t9tli iFi vi
gealiao Iss an ta oss Il iancd
II 10 oh 10 x "a il laa NegsIa
neFlp cf mex 81 ssiis. 4 iess tloSsl4
Thg Austin ass lss,eis,eil q
eefts sIsak at a Foi Fltat e. ~ plaes faisl
Iva uat isl dprinp ke ye5sf,
hip Nellie Fss cs
~ "a sagSS On ie Hgy 81 erA
Csas <aptasn aud alew ah0 -
DO YloE o .ayg the 70 N y
stitFcr out ase d u q YrlfH lile
chcSls u anlIssin Eaf ssla
Drug
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A HerrSr Without Survivors ana uitll n,.ip
seW Dete,ls E,iawu. l:stipsAtes of tiab
Number OF Tersons w7sc Rertalsed d-sYary.
,ng stotn Ninety 60 Three tIundsed.
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The Utah Northern.


We are informed that Jay Gould
has determined to extend his Utah
Northern railroad one hundred miles
further in the direction OF Helena dur
ing the present year, and il the exam
nation Of the Clearwater pass of the
Bitter Root TO 10 made in August and
SeptS moer Of tins year proves practi-
cable for a railroad, next year road
will be projected from the Utah North
ern through the Big hole pass into the
Bitter Root valley thence across to
che Ciearw lter aud down towards the
Colunahia. The chances are that this
n.vuef road will be built as soon as the
Neg,Aera Pacific connect their Nilsson
ri and Pen de Grille division, aud tA,
lore the projected road from the Utah
NJ ...si through Southern Idaho to
4, UT bio river They areall after
-..es nortA ~ country, as the place
will center and make
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Letter from Delegate Ainslie.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June Ii, 1880.
ED. TELLER, --DEARS SIR Il observe
in your issue of May 2Sth an item to
the effect that "the bill for the relief
of volunteer citizens soldier of Wash
ington Territory, killed or wounded in
the Nez Perez war or their heirs was
reported favorably to the House &c.
In order that the volunteers in
Northern Idaho may not consider
their claims overlooked. | will state
that the bill referred to in the forego
ing extract is the one introduced by
me some time since, and it covers the
case of every volunteer who took part
in the Nez Perez campaign in North
Idaho and necessarily encloses the vol
unteers from Washington Territory
The house committee on military, af
fairs reported the bill favorably to the
House, but / could not get it up q
this session. though ] have no doub
of it passage next Winter.
Yours Respectfully,
:. GEO. AlNsLIE.
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The Union says:~-The workmen are
constructing the railroad bridge across
the Walla Walla river this side of
Wallula. The grade between Wallula
and Umatllla is completed and track
laying on the North Paciticis progress
ing. 100 Brooklyn n. Y. co!onuts
have started for Washington territory.
400 from Kansas and 500 more soon,
and an estimate that 10000 persons
will leave Kansas this year for Wash
ington territory. That it is informed
by Capt Ainsworth and Gen. Sprague
that the N. r. r. II. Company pro
pose to construct their road across the
Cascade mountains before thov connect
the Pen de Oh lie and Missouri di.
vision of their road. That Richard
II. Fay has been appointed Indian
agent for the Umatillas, in place OF
Maj. Cornoyer, whose term has OK.
expired. II we had not been &C
quaintcd with Portland for sixteen
years, we might possibly believe tina,
her inhabitants We're too pious to risk
their chances of salvation by receiving
and sending y daily mail.
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rich mines east of us, and yet Walla
Walla has five times the population.
1t has fine brick buildings, fine church
buildings, school houses, hotels, water
works, costly private residences, EN-
belished gardens and walks, and
hundred other improvements i'll which
Lewiston is deficient, and why is this
difference. Simply because our mer-
chants and business men have been
waiting to do better for the place, IN
stead of investing some of their gains
in the improvement of the place and
making it attractive and thus, instead
of aoaittng to do better, doing better
at once. You, brother Parker, may
counsel us ito continS on the even
tenor of our way" as we have done,
but if your counsels are needed, your
own Walla Walla, Dayton, Waitsburg,
Pomeroy and Pataha City will surely
reap the advantages of our slothfulness
and apathy, and get and maintain the
ascendency over us in all that makes
a good town, and to come right down
to the truth, is not that the motive
that prompts you to advise us to follow
the old beaten track? The TELLER
does not suggest to the people of lew
iston that they, Micawber like, shall
longer wait for something to turn up,
nor for lightning to strike them, but
it does suggest that they have life and
energy among themselves to improve
the superior natural advantages they
have SO long enjoyed without exertior
to improve them for the permanent
and rapid growth of the place and YOU
would do the same thing were fyor
here, and you would not have reason
to expect brother chip of a neighbor
ing town to fault yov for so doing.
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NOTICE FOR
Presumption Proof.
LAND GFFfC!. AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston /, 7. June 2G 1880
NJ Office Is HEREBY GINENTtIAT THE
" following nainei settler has filed notice q!
his intcntion to make final rr"n' in snpror, If
his claim, and secure final entry thereof 1T the
expiration 81 'hrty DAYS from the date ri, tli.
notice viz FRIDAY July 20. lsS0. =. M. at
this oihce Charles C.. Sampson. pre- smpt,on
ID, >. No Ill for tAe vi swquarter swqnar;cr
swquarter SEC, 20 nni ssqrasicr Sgauartpr see
~ rp ~ SR W, and names the following ~
his witnesses. viz; Sanf"rl Evans. Alexander
Norris and William Gayr. all o. Ne. Pcrcc
county I. I.
J. NJ. llowr.
IS Register
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s bfE'EGl.I
TOR REDEMPTION PROOF.
LAND OFFICE, At

7 ewiStun |. T. ,iuue -. 1850
yss@rI, ;. L, HEREBY GIVEN THAT
) tie foiioa i.,-.-.al..ed settler has fled
notice Of bis Intention Ia ma. final proof
in support Of lis claim. and seen final e.'
try thercnf ut Tie expiration of thirty days
fr1ln the ,i;..e Of tbs notice. Viz: Friday.
July "3t 1851 | =. ~. ~ this oac", Ai'-
drew :, CrumriGP, presumption ID. :. No.
39l, for the ~ sv' sec L., and y, wv ] sec
II, rp 80 !: 6 VI. and names the following
~ his witnesses, viz: Arthur Goss lin. WI,
liam Einc. y. L.'Grari and john u. tiui'-
r;nc, ali ot Nez pcroe county !. L. Moscow
y. ..
J. y. HOWE,
at Register,
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= - - --- 49,
NOTICE..
L. s. LAND OFFICE

Z. S. LAND OFFICE
Lewiston /. L. June 25th 1880.
COMPLIANT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
lat this Office by Ingwal Smith against
Gcarge W. Scoggin for abandoning his home
stead entry No. si3 dated Aug. |. 1879 upon
the NJ Sci and - NET sec -. township 80
n, D in Nex Perez county, /. Y. with n
view tn the cancellation of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at tn S
'ttice on tine 9Th day OF August lSSn, ut II
o'clock n. m. to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged Abandonment.
J. NJ. HOWE, Il, }. MONROE.
Register. % Register
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notice..

L. S. LAND OFFICE,
Lewiston |. T. June 20 1850
roMPi AIN HAVING BEEN ENTERED
Y TAT this Office by Harvey J. Bundy against
Ira ilawley for II anl"ning his homestead
entry No. 542 dated Aug 1879, upon tn"
lots | and and 5! NEt sec. Up 81 \ K ;
". in Ne1 Perez county, |. i. with v,ow to
the cancellation uf said cn'ry: the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this office
an the With day ri August 1851. at 10 0 clock
m to respond and finnish testimony con
ccrning said alleged Abandonment.
j. NJ. Howe. H. j. Mo.Eoe,
iS-iw Register. Receiver
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PROOF NOTICE
FOR Pre- cmpt!0n.
LAND OEETCE AT

lewiston. I. T, June I'd 1850
NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the following named settler has led
noticc of his intention to make final ,roof i'm
support of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from
til" date If this notice. viz: Monday billy
) 1850, at this office, john II, Roberts,,
lpe-erlption y. $, No. So Sor the NJ NEt
and NJ Nwi see. - tp. - NR;i W. and
names the foitnwinsas his witnesses. viz:
Will;am Sirlcr. Jefferson Grosc and Aaron
n. Miller all of Ncz Perez co. l. T., 20.
Lewiston l. r.
j. N. Howf.
81 Register
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NOIICI. E'Clt
Prc-em".;.0n i'~cccf.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. |. L. june J,h. lSSO.

I-VW lStVII I. I u VIIt CtIl, IbVV.
~ Office Il HEREBY GIVEN ihAl TIE
y foiiowiu-. NAMED settler has filei f."tcc uf
his nt.niion f. make Gnal pruuf in support of
his claim. and secure final en,rv thereof nj 'ho
expiration N thrtN 'sn,s r'm the datv o' this
no. zee. VIZ ID: rri!nv Jnly 8 l>Nh. ! = m. at
this officr, t,aipuel b. O,lesf, rrt-cmr'i"n u.
5. NJ. 6o5 tor the sal NEk sec. .. and $"
Swi and ~ sw, s"c. - rp. - y ". an4>
MINES the following rs his w'pc,ses. viz: L.
Fix, Ornn Smith aud Stephen Niles of q cnssce
=. O. Nca Perez county |. T.
J. Vi. IlowE,
,5-5t Register.
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Why is it the best? Why is what the
best? The WHITE SEWING MACHINE, be-
cause it is simpler in construction and more
easily operated than any other sewing ma.
chine in the market.> No woman ever got
the lock jaw in consequence of running the
White Machine as they do in working some
others Sold by A. Quackenbush. If
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Agents for the "Teller."
Indian RumOrs.


The Statesman claims to have in
formation that fears are entertained Of
an Indian outbreak soon about the
Spokan. Mr.. Croker of the Lapwai
Agency, has recently been up in that
region and tells us that these fears are
not entirely groundless, that Col.
Woods late visit there developed much
dissatisfaction among them in conse-
quence of the non-fulfillment of in
spector Watkins promises to them in
1877. About 35 of White Birds
hand had recently come into that vi
cinity and sent word to Lapwai that
they desired to come back t2 their old
ilahee, and agent Warner had sent
word back to them that in case they
came back they would be sent to the
Indian territory. The disaffected of
several tribes have recently held a
counsel there, and several recent dem
onstrations towards settlers in that
region svinces their hostility. They
need another Col. Wright among them.
sp MORE RUMoRs.
Report reaches here and seems well
authenticated, that Indian Tom, well
known on Camas Prairie, has recently
told several Of the settlers there that
the Kamia Indians, with few from
other tribes, and all to the number of
about 200, were going upon the war
path, and would commence hostilities
about the 18th of July, and that citi-
Gems on the prairie credit Toms state
ments. We have endeavored to ferret
out this matter and the most we can
learn that is reliable is to the effect
that the Kamia Indians are much dis
satisfied with their chief, Felix, ant
that some are finding fault with agent
Warner ar a his clerk, but on wha
account we cannot learn. That the,
have held councils about the matte
and had warm discussions among them
selves, bat that in their discussions n
animosity has been expressed toward
the white settlers. Many Umatilla
have recently gone in the direction O
Kama and taken some fine India
horses With them and seVero
are reported to be armed with gun
and pistols. 1t il claimed that the
go to Kama to help the Nez Perez
celebrate the 4th, and that is what tn
Kamia's say, and have been telling tn
sub-agent for some time that the I'm;
tillas we're expected there to celebrat'
The disafecticn Of the Spokans an
other tribes north is we'll known I
the Nez Perces and Umatillas, and
there, also be disaffection among Il
Ncz Peross from any cause, it may I
prudent for settlers to closely waite
the symptoms Of an outbreak an
keep their powder dry. Strategy az
surprise is the peculiar province Of L
dams when about to commence hosti
tiles. We trust all present signs a
untrue, but we would not be too con
dent. Some families livingon the on
skirts of the prairie have deemed
prudent to move into the towns f
safety
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NoTICE
L. s. LAND OFFICE.
! o,y,eton I ~ t,,,,1S iSSA

c. :. LAND OFFICE.
Lewiston l, T. June - 1850
NOMpLAlNT HAVING BEEN IN.
" tered at this office by Green W Dallas
against Cornelias j. Curtin for abandoning
his timhercu,ture entry No. 20. dated Feb.
-, 1879. upon the lots 2 ( 4 and 81 Nwl
section Up 30 y, R2 T. in Idaho coun-
ty l. T. with view to the cance lation of
said entry: the said parties are hereby sum-
moned to appear at theotIice of i. T. Morris
deputy dist. clerk at Mt. Idaho, Idaho CO.
l, 7. on the 3lst day of July 1850 at 10
oclock a. M, and at this Office on the 18th
day ol Aug. 1850 at p. II. to resliond and
furnish testimony concerning sail alle;.e,l
abandonment.
J. NJ. HOWE T.. ]. Moypor.
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GO kGs1 EOR REDEMPTION
PROOF.
| ND NEEfCE' AL

TNNN NFFTFE At
Lew iston T. June 10, 1880.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN WIiAT I HE
y following manned settler has fled notice ut
his intention to make final proof in support OF
his claim. and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty lays from the date of this
notice, viz: Saturday, July II, 1850, 10 a.
m, at this office, Irving l.. Palmer, pre-cmp-
tion ID No. 1919, for the $. sw4 NE& swl
and SCI Nw5 sec 81, TIP 3G N, , W, and
names the following as his witnesses, viz:
William A. Caldwell, jeremiah Lanier and
John Campbell, OF Ncz 'erce CO, |. r., and
VIM. Herfnan Of Whitman CO. W. T., 2.
O. Lewiston, l. T.
j. NJ. HOWE,
Sc Register.
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WArcHMAkER.-H J. Hequa wishes to
inform the people of this place and vicinity
that he is located next t. Geo. Glass boot
and 81 bore, on Main street. and is pre-
parcel to do ali work in tkc III. of iewclrv
Matchmaking, He is a first c.as y,o.kman,
and would solicit a portion Of the public
patronage. He is direct from the East, and
eaa give tic hest of .rfercnees, Give him .
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NOTICE OR SOM STEAD
PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

I"U UFFIEE AT
Lewiston, 7. T. June Ii, 1880.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice of
his Intention to make final proof in support Of
his saim md secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz: Friday, July 30th 1850, l p. n.
at this office Horace Sampson, homestead entry
No. 500 for the swquartcr sec. TIP 81 Tn . W.
and names the fol' wing MS his witnesses, viz:
Henry Reese, William Gage and X. II. Becman,
all of Nez Perez county l. r. p. o. Gcuesee.
J. NJ Howe.
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In the Probate Court of Nez Perez county Idaho
Territory
In the matter of the state of John Clark
Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned administrators Of the estate
of John Clark deceased, to the creditors of.
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased to exhibit them with thu necessary
vouchers. within ten months after the first
publication of this notice. to the said admins.
tratrix at her residence in the city of Lewiston
Nez Perez county /. T. Or they will be forever
barred. CHRISTINA CLARK.
Administrative of tho estate of John Clark
deceased.
Dated, Lewiston I. T. June II, 1880.