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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05
IN MOST EXCELLENT
CONDITION.

and
IN MOST EXCELLENT
CONDITION.
Neat Dwelling, with seven rooms,
Comfortable ont houses for tenants
and lahorers Good Gin House and
Press. Stables, Cribs, Lots, Pools.
Gates, bitches, Fences, complete
and ia good repair
FOUR L4RGE eESTERNS aad ONE WELL
on the premises. About Eve hun
dred acres OF this plantation open,
land In state Of fne cultivation.
TIMBER PLENTY
for all practical purposes, and more
convenient than is usually 10 be
found in connection with Prairie
Farms in this section OF the State.
A DRY SANDY RIDGE.
upon which the arm house and 9th
er buildings is situated, extends from
north TO south through the plauta
ton, which affords q magnificent
view Of the land in all directions
from the house, and relieves The oo-
eupants from
DiSagrecRbIc Contact srigh
tie sHFWd,
30 common to our Mississippi farms
This most productive and desira-
bic land is offered Tor sale. and can
be purchased upon the
MOST LIBERAL TERMS
because the age and inGrmity OF the
owner is such that he cannot endure
The fatigue incident TO the superin-
tendance and management Of 50 large
a farm. Persons wishing further IN
formation should apply 10
H. L. BURKlTT,
on the premises, or The Editor Of this
paper.
N. B.-Any one living 1T a dis
tauce, wishing to visit this land, can
address II. L. Burkiit, at Palo Alto,
informing him at what time be will
arrive at West Point, and convey.
.ance will be promptly on hand to
carry the visitor out to the farm,
feb24 II.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05
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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05

SHINGLRS
, 1881-03-12
Cabinet Patronage.

Or the 75, 900 persons who hold Office
in the different departments, the Post
master General expects to be the master
Of SO 900; the Secretary of the Treasury,
- 900; the Secretary of War, 1900; the
Secretary of State, $50, including all
foreign ministers and consu!s; and, strange
at i. may seem, it has come to be the rule
Of practice that the President himself
appoints only the seven men who form
his Cabinet and his private secretTiea
True he substantially controls his Cabinet
il he shall see 6t, and may remove any Of
them at will; but such removals are ex'
ceptional. The patronage in money Of
this appointing power amounted in the
year 1873 to sSl ,252, ,70s; and this did
not include any but those in the clvi
service. In the four years term OF
President his Cabinet officers may contro
If they choose to work for the interest o
the party, the appointments that will re
ouire a disbursement Of Sl0O, ,000, 900
This, and not the comparatively moderat'
salaries CT these seven heads Of depart
ments, is the thing which tempts ambitio,
and makes place hunting in high quarter
the nuisance it has become.
, 1881-03-12
sh.-;a,. Sale OF R.ai Est.ss.

NoIlCE Is ahHLp1 d d.ars. uis1,, ~ ss.,..,o.nre, s
~ pursuance OF : decree .. -. u -.
order Of sale and }uaS%rI. r,.ry ,Ss os Wsshisssse
District Coun 9i tne s;n;"1 asri h;.t-;ct thssssI
ana Tor . tne f,,eI !, w.IIa WaIi.. Wsils van
noIains Terms ms =. ..,r;,orr in = eert.in sesiga
county N .d;ns .dM s nber,in william TilIotson,
.,". .lerM The E.t.te Of 8 r Mont.
.nmlnp s ~... pia;nt;Hs And JosenhS 8 MeGhes,
E'%e'E E.,t;n md D Z p Hrnr;e surviving
n.rtners Of The 6rm of .. Martin & Co, were
Hsf.ndshts which said decree. order Of sals
~ ;nd,nnent VA. r.ntiet,d Ia ssid action %
the III a.y of February A. %. 1881, IN isvss
~ ..;d Pj.;nt;N and .c,;nst said Defendant,
T..-nS M.Ch.. 70, ~. s,r, If SlIe6 With
80. :. -" - - -. ~ c.nt n.r month
II a. t..-xIs. 80. - eI1T en .,t,rnev. fees
, 1881-03-12

=
NoTtCf is HEREBY GIVEN, Tha. h
IN pursuance of decree of foreclosu!s,
order Of sale and Judgment issued ont 81 re
District Court of the Territory Of Washington
and for the First Judicial District tAereS,
holding terms at Walla Walla, Walla WaIla
county, in said territory, in . certain action
therein pending, wherein H. Z. johnson, K.
r Rees & w. p. Winans, were Plaintiffs, and
j. I4awler, Elizabeth Lawler, Japes a,
Clements and II. n. Clements were Defen,l,
ants, which said decree. order OF sale Ard
Judgment was rendered in said action on fhe
7th day Of February, A D. 1881. in favor Of
said Plaintiffs and against said Defendant Ter
the sum of S2545 with interest at the rAts o.
ner cent. per month and the further sum e
3c37 IS attorney's fees in said sctien ana
s4l IS costs of suit Now, therefore. BY VIZ
tine of said decree Of foreclosure, order OF SALE
and Judgment and in pursuance thereof, osf-
tilted COPY of which has been duly issued out
Of and under the seal 4 said court and to ms
directed and delivered. will. to satisfy sa,d
decree Of foreclosure, order OF sale and judet
ment, said attorneys tees. interest and 60 90
and all increased costs, on MONDAY, tne sstn
day Of March; a. d. 1881, at the Court hsne
door, in the city and county ef Wans YfnS
Washington territory, at the hour Of oeioiI
r. NJ, Of said day, sell At public auction 70 tns
highest bidder, the mortgaged premises N saaa
deere. order Of sale and Judgment mentioned
and described, to-wit: The Southwest quarter
of the Southwest quarter of Section Five, 70,
and the South half al Of the Southeast qnar.
ter (}l and the Southeast quarter OF me
Southwest quarter fij Of Section Si3 tSl, sad
the Northwest quarter Of the Northeas.
quarter H) Of Section Seven lIb and ne
Northwest Quarter (}l of the Northwest quar-
, 1881-03-12
Sheriff. Sale Of Real Est.ss.

DY "IRTUE OF AN EXECUTION 70
ID sued out of the District Court Of ms
First Judicial Distric., w. T., and to me On,
rected and delivered for 4 judgment rendered
in said court on the 18th day Of January, lesl'
in favor of +. w. Paine and j. G. Pame'
Plaintiffs. and against G. w. Ireland, Defend
ant, for the sum Of Ninety Dollars, With m
tercst at the rate Of one and one-hAh per esni'
Der month, and 81 90 costs and SO attorney
fees, before Justice of the Pesos. q. r. LAZY
,Esq., and whereas said judgment - rendsIec
has been duly entered upon the execution doeIes
Of said District Court, have levied upon ~
following described real estate, tovt Iss
South half Of the Southeast quarter and Nnr.n-
vest quarter of Southeast quarter and Sou.pS'
east quarter Of Northwest quarter and Souss,
west quarter Of Section Number ], anS Nosss
haH Of No-tAvsst quarter, Section NumD1,
IL, and North half Of Northeast qusEtsr 40
Northeast Of Northwest quarter, Sectaon 10.
al in Township Number I. North OF kanes
Number IS East, situated, lying and beng y
The county of Wall. Walls and Tenit0sJ On
Washington.
Notice Is hereby given. that On SATtn.
DAY, the ID day Of April, A. d. 1881, q a.
hour of 2 o'clock 2. L.. Of sid day, ! MI 81 81
III The right titls and interest 0f sid y.
Ireland n and to tAs above described
| Gsta&a, 1t the Court Hcuse door. u thn ~
| and county Of WaDa Walls and IeuiecY =
Washingtoo. It public suction, 10 the hass;
ana bsst hiddsr 70 satify sAid essesfsoa =
su cssk
Civ1 snds ny hanA tAis a Day q NO
4. D. l01. JANES b THo9keO
1eSv Sbssi4 d WsIb Wsaee@
, 1881-03-12
Here It Il Again.

The Uaios, is still trying to make the
producers of this country believe that
it did not betray their interests in behalf
of Portland and the Orsgonian, when it
is a veil known fact that it did. Such
bare-faced, lying dcnials, will not avail
it in the face of its own printed record,
published February 18th, which we again
print;
Taking this statement as true, and
We have no reason for doubling its &C
curacy, the opposition Of the Oregonian te
the further pros .cution of the Cascade
canal, ontne present plan. is well founded.
If a canal cannot be built which will be
easily accessible by ordinary steamboats,,
the money appropriated To it had as vel
BE- employed in the construction of a ship
railway between WalIa Walla and Wallu
10
, 1881-03-12

The Demands Of Our Section.

The introduction Of Eastern capital in
the development of the immense asricul-
tural and pastoral wealth Of Eastern Ore
CON and Washington Territory, has direct
ed to this centre not only the eye of the
investor, but that of Thousands seeking
, ,sasaer aaa sEs e yssafF ygssaafFs. made u.
and at the same time assist "as In Us
lays" to the growth of our section, It Is
the purpose of the STATESMAN TO furnish
its readers with series Of articles intend
ed to show truthfully the position of our
immediate country in relation to the Va
rious lines of railways projected, and
being built, its power to furnish to these
lines ample returns for investment made;
its wealth of natural and productive re-
sources, its climate, measure Of health to
its people, and ability to support in pros.
perity the population promised and rapid
ly increasing.
An experience Of over l6 years in this
apparently new corner Of our broad Union
will enable lis to draw upon self, at the
same time aware of our own inability TO
do the subject the justice it demands.
We desire to simply present to our readers
at home, and inquiring friends IN the
older East, facts without garnishment,
assuring them that in their quota OF hos.
pitality, civilization and refinement, our
people, clinginr to the culture OF early
life, represent, as has been we'll said,
"New England in her best estate"
To this end We will labor carefully, e1-
amining each county, its central strength,
and the entire future estimated from the
present measure of improvement guaran-
teed by both capital and the natural
wealth of the country.
These articles will be published regu-
l6rly in the Daily and Weekly STATES
NAN, in form best suited, and will be
largely distributed in the East.
, 1881-03-12
District Court Sunnoas.
TfRRlrohr or WAsnrScfox, I CO
County Of Walla WsllA, -

TfRRirokr OF WAsnIScfoS, 1Ss
County Of W.lla Wslla,
In the District Court Of tie Territoey Of Kssh
irgton, and faS the, Fir& Judicial D(slr,d
sieYtq, kcidtrg te-ms q. Fcgl Wdlia, Halia
R1ia County, IN said Territory.
D. S. Baker and John T. Boyer, Plaintiffs, 70.
Albert F. Cate, Clementine Cats, Z. A.
Hawley, C. H. Dodd. j. NJ. Mcfarland,
Abraham Schwabacher, L. SchwahaeAss,
Sigmund Schwabacher, +. W. Paine, J. G.
Paine and Z. p. Fitzgerald, Defendant.
TyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
To Albert F. Cate, Clementins Cate, z.
A. Hawley, C. H. Dodd. J. NJ. McFariand. Ah-
raham Schwabacher, l. Sehwat acher, Signuld
Schwahacher, +. w. Paine, J. q. Paine and
Z. P. Fitzgerald, Defendants You are hereby
rruuired t5 appess In IN action brought aSAlhsi
YOU by %. S. Baker and john F. Boyer. PlAh.
tiffs, in the District Court of the Territory Of
Washington, and for the First Judicial Dis.
trict thereof, holding tern at Walla WsllA
v ALA Walla county, in said territory, 70 N.
swer the complaint of Plaintiffs, filed IN WAlla
Walla county within twenty days after the
service Of this summons, exclusive OF the dat
of service, If SERVED IN said cunpty. Il not
served in said county, but in said district y
thirty days. II served in any other Judicial
District In the territory, in forty days
served by publication, within sixty days aitsf
the date Of this summons, or the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment against You by default, &c.
cording to the prayer of the complaint
Said action is brought to foreclose mortgAss
executed py Defendants. Albert +. Cate and
Clementine Cate, on certain lands situated n
Walla Walla county. Washington territory,
and for q sale of said mortgagrd premises =
satisfy said mortgage, attorneys fees and eosss
Witness the Hon S. C. WINcAAD,
Associate Justice Of the Supreme
seanns Court of Washington territory.
zeal and Judge of said Court, and tie
Seal thereof affixed, this 17th day
of February, A. d. 1881.
A. REEVES AYRES,.
BL.kJ.L ShARPSTEIN, Clerk.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. S-1u
, 1881-03-12
Monopolies.

No matter how much agitarors talh
about /" grasping monopolies" and leeh-
erous" bondholders, there yet remains the |
fac: that they have created new indus
tries and otherwise assisted the poorer
cias, by breaking up hundred other
monopoiies who, IN combination bled the
people in greater proportion than any
railway company ever did or ever will do.
Alexander Del Mar, in the last number
Of the Calijornioa, in the course OF an
article GA New California" thus speaks
Of the overland railway. "No sooner
was this railway completed than 1t at
once broke down a great number OF eI-
acting and oppressive monopolies; freight
wagon monopol;es, stage coach monopo-
lies, pack mule monOpOlies, and monopo-
lies Of supplies. Coal, which, when mo-
nopolized, was sold in San Francisco for
s25 ton, is now freely offered at $40,
and with the further help Of railways In
developing new mines may soon be sold
for 50. With cheaper fuel, small manu.
factories have arisen on all sides, and the
people who previously paid tribute to
hundred or more great monopolies, are
now producers at rates that enable them
TO supply the home market, and also to
ship their goods abroad In another
portion of the article Mr. Del Mar tells
us that lumber is delivered at the Tomb
stone mines thirty miles south of the
railroad which runs through Arizona, FOR
SO Der thousand feet, and this too
brought all the way from Truckee. Hera
in walla walla We are forced to pay near
" that sum for very inferior article,
and yet we have ine1haustable forests
within days drive Of us. Our people
have had taste of what small mono
polist will do when he has the Iower.
Instance DR.. Baker and his railroad.
When it was in his possession freight on
wheat from this city to Portland was
sII 26 Der ton. Under the new regime
after the Goth Of this month. freight will
only be So 90 per ton. Asaving on every
ton to the producer Of SO 70, or, taking
il in the aggregate, Of the moderate es-
innate of 10000 tons, which will pass
over this line annually, will save to our
producers over 100000 every season;
all this money would otherwise have
gone into the pockets of one man. Com
petition is, however, the only salvation
for this, as for every other country, and
that we are soon likely to be blessed with.
To all intents and purposes the line direct
to Portland will be an accomplished fact
the coming summer, and then with an
Eastern connection via Umatilla and
Kelton: the North Pacific railroad COM
pleted to tide water on the Sound; and
the Chicago and Northwestern extended
to our Eastern boundary, We can conn
IDENTIFY rest upon the hope that the next
three years will give us three eastern
outlets. All these lines mean compe-
tition aid practical benefits to the people
~ laroe
, 1881-03-12
Notice.
U. s. LAND OYrIcI.

La Grande, Or, Jan. %. 1881. :
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN Franklin o. Raddick has this day made
application to enter under the act Of Congress,
June Sd, 1915, entitled an act for the
sale of timber and stone lands in California,
Oregon, Nevada and WashinSt.p Territory,
for the WI Sw3 and 81 NWi Of Sec. IS, +.
5, n. r. q East Of Willamette Meridiaa,
l6o acres, Final proof herein viii b
made after sixty days publication and witht
ninety days from the date hereof.
HENRY W. DWIGHT.
5-l0w Rssiser.
, 1881-03-12

HARVEY sccrr, of the O,rgonian and
Frank Parker, Of the Walia Walla Stat,s.
nan, are not talking very kindly of each
other Scott don't like Frank because
he Is the friend of ex-senator Mitchell
We opine that Frank Parker will be able
to hoe his own row without any assist.
ance. Its pity that so good paper as
the o's9oniaH should everlastingly and
forever try TO ,raduce he character Of tbs
ablest and most useful man in that S,,,a
ScOtf must have the virus, syphilu. OF
some other dirty sore that never can r.
healed. Idaho Stats.maa
, 1881-03-12

THE Csnsor. a sort of semi-religious,
anti-cakes and ale paper, published at
Vancouver, hurls quotations from the
Bible, and Esop's fables at its eo-tem
poraries. They have our sympathy. 1t
terms brewers, "Ye brewers of death, !"
aud credits every man who sells liquor
with the murder of untold victims. The
paper gives che the idea that it would be
a,ore prosperous if it inserted Ie~ sa-
on advertisements Try it, brother.
hey are the srrest pay, and will help
-ou along immensely.
, 1881-03-12


A farmer named Hush Coulyn, vas
dragged BY his team through = eo'dse and
killed.
OxEsox Crry, March 1.-The Oregon
CITY bank has been Incorporated With
paid up capital of $4,000
wheat.
The Interior Merchants Agency have
chartered vessel for so shillings for the
United Kingdom, to load in April next
Wheat market is steady. Valley wheat
quoting at l 27l to 80. No walla
Walla wheat sold The -four market ls
inactive. A vessel has been chartered for
April. and viii take 5000 bsrrets If
Wa,la Walla four TO the United King
dom.
SAY FRANCISCO, March 1.-The wheat
market is very dull and inactive here.
In Chicago and New York prices are
ranging higher. The English markets
have sune9 hat An upward tendency.
KalIech's Plea sr Insaniiy.
The defense in the k.lloch case com
menced proving, yeste-dsy, Katoch
temporarily insane.
Msle Rains
TIE DALLEs, March 1l.-Repor:s have
reached here that the rain Is general
throughout the Willamette Valley and
Eastern Oregon
The knlisch Case
san Francisco, Mar 9.-The testimo-
nv for the d fense in the DeYoang- kai-
loch case is sery strong and the defendant
viii get cleared.
Rep.bliean Ticket eesteA:
SACRAMENTO, March e.-At the city
election the citizens ticket is eiected hav-
ing defeated the republican ticket which
was considered very strong.
wheat Markets.
PORTLAND, Mar. l0.-Wheat is steady
here. In San Francisco, Chicago New
York and Liverpool it is held Rrln. Char
ters in San Francisco, higher.
salcide.
Fred C. Hill late of Puget Sound COM
mirted snride yesterday. Cause un-
known.
, 1881-03-12
Notice.
q. s. LAND OFFICE,

La Grande, Or, Jan q. 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN Joseph A. Scott has thi. day made appli-
catian to enter under the act of Congress, ap-
proved June Sd, 1873, entitled an act for the
sale Of timber and stone lands in Ca;ifoFnia,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,
for The SCI Of Sec. Is, 7. S, n r. 81 East ii
Willamette Meridian, containing l60 acres
Final pFoof herein viii b made after sixty
days publication and within ninety days from
the date hereof
HENRY w. DWIGHT,
SLOW Register.
, 1881-03-12
THE Walla Wslla L.

TIE walla wLla Union i. someuha.
vaeiaa'ing On the locks question. Some
time ago it fell into line With the Orr.
9on'a", advocating The inexpedieney of
their construction; then. in late num-
Der, We see An article in favor Of their
early completion. The Stotesmdn. OF
the same place, has always been true
blue" nr the questions Ar. Parker evi-
dentiy understands ths wants OF eastsen
Oregon and eastern Washingt"n, and i.
mot sfr,;d % express his honest opinion
upon hi. subjeet.-po'le Times
, 1881-03-12

ASorHER Boox-The n. P. railroad com
pany is putting in boom on the Yakima
that will cost some ten or twelve thousand
dollars. II will be abont two miles further
up the river than the Harkness bonn.
The In,eli9eneer is Growing over the fact
that while we were paying at the rate of SO
per cord for poor wood they were getting it
At 3 50. That is all right, brother txeu.
ties are more plentiful here than two and =
half pieces are In Seattle. And val, until
our hig fumes are running and then we won't
grumble so much As We did the past winter,
when the wood haulers had rs in very tight
place.
, 1881-03-12
PACIFIC COAS :.


PORTLAND, March lite Brocsl. u
siour Mills we're burned last night. Los i,
$500 insured fur 5000. 1t Is sup
posed that the FIRE Was the work Of al in
eendiAry.
DIR. Upton. formerly Of this city. wiil
Nars his position in the Treasury Depart
ment At Warrington to return to the
n9ethNeet
, 1881-03-12
ConRrAtulAtory.

We take much pleasure in congratulating our
enterprising druggist, H. E Holmes, upon
having occurred the agency for Slaven's Famous
Yosemite Cologne, Harmless Yosemite Face
Powder, and California Pine and Eucalyptus
Porous Plasteta We call particular attention
70 the Eucalyptus Piaster which is taking the
issa Of al others. The Yosemite Cologne has
already become household word. and all the
ladies recommend the Face Powder.
, 1881-03-12

WE notice that Kimhall 4 Son have remov
ed their Book and Music Store to DR.. Days
nea brick store, corner Main and Sd Streets
where they have opened the finest stock of
Books and Musical Merchandise in the Ter
ritory Everybody should call and see their
beautiful store and Goods. Wifi
, 1881-03-12

l. is about time for he Union Office to
is.nc IN extra containing the cabinet Of
Pre ,ident Garfield. 1t will only be six
days behind the STATESMAN. By the way
the only secou. Of the Inauguration
ceremonies that have been read has ap-
pe.red IN the telegrsphic dispatehes Of
the Daily SrArEsxAS. No other news
papen have yet reached this city with
any account whatever.
, 1881-03-12

GRANT county is disgraced with a trum-
pery, dirty scrub who disgraces an honor
able profession BY calling himselfan editor.
He is journalistic prostitute,-a pro
curer making merchandise Of the virtue
Of the pre.s-a scarabee rolling the ball
Of e1crementitious morality in which to
lay his esgs Of mendAcity and defamation
"A putrescent phosphoresoent, iridescent
pool Of moral stagnsticn, Rejecting the
flying rapors Of spite, envy and spleen.-
= dsformity, an abortion and named Shep-
herd
, 1881-03-12
Notice.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

La Gr.nde, Or, Jan %, 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN John NJ Heady has this day made appli-
cation To enter under the act of Congress, ap-
proved June Sd, 1878. entitled an act for the
sale Of timber and stone lands in California,
Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory,
for the NJ NE3 and NJ NWt Of Sec. Is, I.
tanning l60 acres. Final proof herein will be
made after sixty days publication from the
date hereof. HENRY W. DWIGHT,
SLOW Register
, 1881-03-12

NOTICE IsHEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN following uamed settler has fled notes Of
his intention to make 6nal proof in support Of
his claim, aad that said pruof viii Be nade b.
fore q. s. Land Ofbce, 1t Walla WallA. VI.
r, On March list. 1881. VIZ: Hd. No ~,
Martin Luskenbill. for the 81 Me-. See. =.
Tp. 9, n. ef R. - E. He namss tie follow
ing witness 70 provo his eontipuoas ressdenes
upon, and eultivstion Al. saiA land, VIZ: Hsf-
man BaueAmon, John Bush, J. II. Seahl and
D. KeIline, al Of WaIA Wall. W.T..
a. kH AoaRxok