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~ LIZ OF TIMBER LANn. n.-puls,isnt 60 a
~ Gacras rendered at tha N Novsmher term, 1870
OIL Tho Circuit CONT OF Fairfax Cuuutv, IN tho
snt ct llna nt nh. Vi. i, T.. Lao's Administrator;
tho undaIsiEHmti. Surviving Cdnimisaiuurr OF Galo
therein nnIn"d, IN MONDAY, tho l5:h day Of
August iasl, ut IL o'clock m, will eaIl at lnblic
aucllun, hetore tbs Court Housa door Of said
county. a TRACT OF LANu-a part Of the
estate OF tha lsto K. L. Lee, eaa.-contairinr
ll54 hcroa. This lhnl ia in Lea District lios
about r mia and on0. hall sollh cf Burk6's ets.
lion. noina tho lAnds o' Al len Elizabnlh Leo, and
alSo lha land purchased by Marshall ,E Fn;rf.r
from tho llndarflgnad CpEithisaionor. II il WALL
iimbored, and being close to tha rnilrnad il, ON
that account. very dasirhbla.
lei ms: CAhh enough to lHy c0ils of suit and
aIpenses ot sale, and tho febilue on "a crodit OF
t. IL and lB months. to ba occurred by the pur.
chaser's bonds. with good personal security,
bearing intare6t from day OF sale, and ttlo To b0
THOMAS MOORE.
jYli-W4I Surviving Comm. of Sale.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR
~ FAN OOUNTY.-PursuRnt TO decraea ran.
dorod vt the Juno term 1851. and the November
torn 1sS0 nt Tho Circuit Court of Fairfar County
IN tho suit OF Simpson vs.. flrigsby and others
tho undorsignOd Commissioners of salo tharen
named, on MONDAY, August 18th (Uouetday)
at about IL ococlt IN will sell al public auction
Ly tho FARM on which Judge r. H. Cockerille
sL preaent resides containing ia acre5 and q
smaller ttac! adjacent thereto, containing 81
scros.
This land les near the village Of Chantilly and
on tho Little River Turnpike. II is of rich
rod soil, well adapted both 10 agriculture and
grazing. The improvements, consist Of q
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and sub.
stsntial ou.-5uildngs. This is on the whole ono
OF The most valuable and desirable f. ms in Fair.
Tax county.
Terms Of Sale: Enough cssh to pay Che coals
Of ftut and expenses of sale; the residue in threa
equal annual insIainents, secured by the pur-
chsser's notes, with good personsl security,
bearing intercst from day of sale. Tito 10 DO
retained till the last payment is made.
II, w. THOMAS,
THOMAS Z. LOVE,
3. FERGUSON BkACu,
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
=. WALTON MOORE,
jylC-I4I Commissioners of sale.
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s'ANsiT sIssSsSsB.

{ LUE MI in Lid, Berlin, IIisla Thread Silk
- and Lnc3, showing all tho neWrs. shades
for tho suaaon. sFn a now assortment Of Isca
FL lis. friro 4Ac. hOc, TDc and 81 - per pair.
CCrsoL. in al tho lending styles, pBT lact IN fit
and finish. Prices 6O1 TO 81 80 Dor pair.
Underwear Special attention ia called To tho
large assortment for Lsdies. Gents, Mis.ee
Boys aad lntauts iu GanZ5, Lisle Thread, Gus-
s,mcr and Summer Merno; also sro exhibiting
A choice assortment of Ladies' Undorgarments
ot every description. ChSmlsas, Drawers Night
gowns. Skirta &c.
Linen and Silk Handkerchefs- Suspenders
Hosiery, showing tho most choice patterns Go
we'll a' the largest assortment nf matlium and
liner quality. Constantly sdding the latest pat.
terms rs soon az they ara otlared Tor sale by the
msnntsCtnrna,
Neck Rufaings. huff. Skirts. VniIinRs. Rnt-
tans, silks, Uotlons, &c
EdRngs in Swss, Hamburg, Nainsook, Cora
line, Vormicollc. Vae cisnnes, I.anguador,
Torchon, Russian. Voniss Crochet &c.
Aghmia Patent Bosom, Reinforced and
scratch Shirts, in laundriel and unlsundried.
Uolln,s md Gntl., siH8s l.! to IS inches. Prices
l2c 10, 2lc and l5c.
Germantown. Shetland and Hsyony Wool,
Xrphyr Worated in NIL Coors, Silks, Canvass, &c.
eckWasr-ht all timos the collection will
aIirpss3 ai other sssortmontB offered in tho city.
A ilnn display Of Claudent, the boat Scarf over
made for men; slsu Gordan, Floror, LAudaCe,
Tropical. De Joinville, Lace, anil Complete
line Of Fancy Tics and Bows.
q MI n ~ a M q
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Malaria e: s.. sJnsas:s. yauoraus

Malaria ts; ass Tasas:a, Saporaus
Poison. Rpraading disease and death in many
Localities. f17 which quiainn is no genuine anti.
doto but Tor the oI!ac!s ci which HostettM's
Stomach Bi.tors is not oaiy n thorough rnmody.
OUT reliable preventive TO this tact there i,
sh overwhelming array OF toa.imony. extending
over period of thirty years. All disorder; OF
Tho hver stomach and bowels ara Rlao conquer.
al by the Bilters.
For e.ln h7 all Drug Q sist snd naalarR pauersllr
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TIN ROOFING. GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
attended to promptly. by STANsEURY & Bno.,
manufacturers and deslars 10 Stoves, Tin Ware,
&a, McBurney's Buiidins) corncr King and
Washington strsols.
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RE'EatTRssNEuss.
a Inv a. y y READY I
|lI3NRX BRENGLt,,,
no. 12H KINN aTRRET.
Tho FAR FAMHD BGHNHLASI
ttltEA h

tkEAh
IL made nf the ricfas! c!h.m, Crystal suesra snd
most dnhciun3 llav0ra. II ID the creme dc ia
creme. bnd has substantially snrtrsaGnd all ether
cfu''nd III this section If ,hta Hlalo. Hs lLil
aGli" II ~ Tia, oil rstra aud yrav;llrf also Fro
2Hn Cust.T,iS and Wntar ICrA
fnEot ahdtr9anA ilossnri rila HpaCialieg; Glack, +,
Ft"it fou:d, Jolly au,t Fancy, Ornamental %nd
PlaIn Cn.Gs nro cold cheaper than they can ho
lnatntaCturud :: home. Also Croam Puib, Tarts
shd Pastry and Tally OF all kinds, Fruits, Nuts,
ContcctionerlpU, Uaromela and Sugared Fruits.
He G4ters for families and entertsInmants [m2l
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G. II. MuMM & Cos. DRY VEnZENAY
CIIAMrAdNE-Plnts and Qaarts. at MCBUR.
NEY IL Sons,
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t0M M1SSlON NEk'S SALE OF UITY
~ HlllLDlHU LOTS-Pursu,nt to an ordor
oi tho Gor 9oralion Court for ths city of hlexsu.
dris. Virginia. entered at its July term, 1851, in
inc ctsn of John Urilly against David Day, the
named, Will cell, al public xnctioa to tha hichogt
bidder, on MONDAY, AuEuaL AL. 1881, ri II
O'clock III On tho premisas tho INTEkKsT cT
tho dulnnhent in TWO BUlLuIHG I.OTS in
mo shld ely Of Alexandria. on thu south sda If
oT0ioca street.. haIVaan Patrick and Hiunry Ets.
iroht'h9 on u:onuco sLrnat thittY ihruD foot and
"iturding back With squ.l width ninety leet-or
20 mGci ha nut Ss may b9 nrcassary 10 DIV tho
I'!damGnt II said suit slIor credting him ia tho
SUN ol ! 10 40. Tha lots ara Ii and II feet vida
respectively, and will ha offered papar at,ly.
Germs oi Sale: Csph. unnvtyancng st tho
chst nt lha purchaser. {. y. SlPPLh.
jp22-T4R Commissioners Of Gala
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Commissioners of Sale.
IyII-W1R

TTII-HIW VUW.UISHIUNBTB OF SAI6
COMMISSION ER'S SALE OF CITY
" BUILDING LOTS-Pursuant to an order
OF the Corporation Court for tho city of A!exsn-
drls, Vlrgnis, entered al it's July torn, 1881, in
tho case of John Crlly against Thomas Day, tho
undersigned, IS com missioner of sale therein
namod, will sell, OF public auction 70 the highest
bidder, on MONDAY, August 22d, 1881, al II
O'clock m, on tho promises, the INTERkST Of
tho defendant in TWO BUILDING LOTS, in
The said city OF Alexandria. on the south side of
Oronoco street, between Patrick and henry s!s.,
fronting on Oronoco street thirty four feet and
extending. back with equal width ninety feel-or
so much thereof as may b, necessary TO pay tho
Judgment in said snit after credi!ing thereon tho
sum OF Sl4 50. The lois arc each II fec. g iia
and will bo cllnIei separately.
Terms OF Sale: Oaah, OnnvayaGcing AT tlls
cJst OF the PURCHASER q. q. SIPPLE,
i;23.MdW Commissioners OF S.la
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Go TO MOBURNEY's aud buy yourself some
of those fine Alexandria made BROoMs.
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"ALNUT FLOOR STAIN.-For staining
w Halls, Stairwsys, and the Floors OF Rooms
it Is desired TO remain uncarpeted during the
summer season. 1t is OF rich Waluu. color,
can bo applied by anyone. dries quickly, Will
last for years, hnd noeds only an occasional
wiping up with hot water and sosp TO keep it
bright and glossy looking. Price Two Dollars
per Gallon. One gallon will stain from 400 to
GOO square feet, depending upon ths compare
tive smoothness Of The flooring. Packed for
shipment in one, two, three and five gallon pa.
tent boxed chns, No charge for cans. Prepared
only by
JANNEY & CO., Druggists
lyE8 AlezsndriA. Virginia.
~ HARDAN HOSEl GARDEN HOSEl .
" For solo by --..t,---. -,
MCLEAN & UHLER'S,
N.Y., 76 King street.
7 lTTLE JACK, THE GIANT TACK
~ fULLEH, for snto st SS King, corner Of
Royal St Tho nicait thing out
n9lS j. L. CREIGHTON & SON.
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The Comfortable
FRANK HWEbLIN{3,
Nn tE:I nast sida Of st. Asapb street, between
uamGr"n and Queen, containing water, gas,
hcnt"r, *nd NJ! Ii,'.t"rn rnhVoslnuceH. foPsu8-
son gwen hl "nfa. For to- -Hs &c, apply 81!
TINS Ui!irI OCT
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FsSSS RAzEs asI2 KENF.

WELL!NO FOR RKNT-The BKIUk
-. - bWEtLlRG ON tho southeast corner of
Apply to hNoN i'' A''S'
apl5-ootf GRERN 4, wJoE
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Il OK ALE-Ono OF tho largest and most
= ollgibly located RKSIDkNUkA, with spa
ci"s grounds attached in tho city. For termp,
&c.' apply to Green e Wise. jt3O-tf
RlWR SALE On RENT-TWO BRICK
a hoU@ES on st. Asaph street, Nos. ST. and
q. hatwahn Princess and Oronuco sts., in good
repair. Possession given Immediately. Inquire
ht iiE us STKlN' Royal sL. mYb-if
EIrpl. ENHr
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sES!KABLk DWELLING FOR RENT.
:, Ihn me- ~ kkE STORY BRICK DWELLING
~ 10. 81 hihg street. near corner Washington
iias seVen chambers, psrlor. dining room and
kltchon: water and gas. A good room on King
street, Arst 1or, suitable for store or otlice. The
mouse will ba put in good order for o prompt
tenant. Inquire Of GREEN 81 WISE.
jelS -eotf KoeI Ksfata a oonts
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ARRIVALS FROM Sci.

Scottish Admiral. Br bk. $50 tons Kerr. Newcastle
Ms W June lj
Geo w Elder. str = 4 June IL
Willamette. IS. 2c2G tons. n june u
State of California. S. 200 tons. Dehney
june l.
Mary T.. Russ sch. san Pedro. JuHc II
Tam O'Shanter. bkt. =. 4. June IL
Scottish Bard, Br bk. SO tons, Little. Eockhhmp-
ton. June
Sol. Thomas, str. Coos bag. June )
Alpha. sch. Starr. Tilamook, June )
Ethel. DR. bk 4Sj tons. Graham. Liverpool. may -
Clan Ferguson, br bL 7e9 tens Wilson. Brisbane.
May y.
Alden Besse. Am hlr si2 tons. Noye>. Honskong
may -
Coloma Am bk So tons. Moves. HsnGkong May 70
Martha Fisher br bl. Sil tons. McAdam. Newcas-
ie. y W. May Us
Bellaporte. br bk. lUae tons. Tate, Newcastle.
W. May u
Merom. sh. 1904 tons. Lowell. Y May
Clan Grant br bk. aGS tons. James fn Liverpool.
May5
Marion King lsr DIX gsg tons Rio Janeiro Nav
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VESSELS on THE WAI.
From American Ports.

Alice Buck, Am sh Y Apul
Belle of Oregon bk y Mag
Columbia. S. 272l tons BOlles 4. June y
Carrie winslow. bk. sli tons. Philadelphia, Mich
Columbia, si 1853 tons. Humphrey, y Y. Jan 20.
C. \ Hurlburt. blk. llCe tors y y. june -
Empire. sh 1872 tons. New York, Jan -
Emma 7 Crowell bk lly7 tons y MaT25
Gerten. sh. Philadelphia Jan ls
Henry Sandford. sh. 1859 tons. Sleeper, Y
March -
Indiana. ship, o. Il. = \. Go, iron, May q
Kate Davenport. sh i2lS TONS Malett Jan Is
Mississippi, o. r. a N TO. str ~. May2l
Oracle. sh 1850 tons. Morrison. Philadelphia Mch p
Olive Southland Am sh Philadelphia March
Palmyra. sh. 1870 tons Mino' y March
Saranac sh y April 26
Sparrow sch S + March IL
From Foreign Ports.
Adolf. Swe. bk. 6.5 tons. Rinsmansson, Gotten
burg, oct is
Banksiield Br bk Liverpool April
Buston Vale. DR. Blk 80 tons. Buckingham Hoko-
hama Feb
BoKford. br blk, Liverpool. March
Chilo. br bk. Liverpool. May y
City of Quebec br bL 100 tons London Dec IS
Victoria
Orossfeld, hr bk Liverpool. March e6
Countess of Rothes. Br sh. Middlesboro Dec p
Countess of Derby. b.. Middlesboro. Eng. Jan y
City of Manchester. br bk sS6 tons Rio
Doom. Br bk So tons Newcastle
Doxford. br bk. Liverpool Marca via Victoria
Furness Abbey. bk. less. Libby. Yokohama
Glengaber. br bk, 6S6 tons. Liverpool. May y
Glenperis. sh lp9I tons. Cape of Good-hope. due
June.
y. Boynton, blk. Hongkong. May
Oberon. bs. llSO tons. Liverpool April p
p J Carlton. bk, Hongkong. May
River Avon. br bk ~ Holker Liverpool March
st Vincent. blk Hon"kong. june
Sidlaw. Br blk 4s9 tons McGlashaa Middlehorough
Jan ~
Thomas II Stowe. In bk, Newcastle = " Max ~
Taunton. blk, Hongkong May
Vancouver. b lOi3 tons, Newcastle
w II Besse, blk. Hongkong. May
Zoe. br bk Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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KERDRluS SPAWN CURE
ON UTHAN FLESH.

Bakersfield, VI. Dee, 2i. 1879.
Il. j. KENDALL * Co.. Gents / wish to
add my testimony in favor OF Your invaluable
linmcnt. "kcndall'S SPAWN Cure I'm the
spring of 1S63 | slipped on the lee and
Sprained my right limb ut the knee JOINT. /
was very lame and ut times suffered the
most cXcrUciating pain. / wore u bandage
on 10 for over year, and tried most every
thing in my reach, but could iind nothing
that would give me permanent relief. When
uveTwOTkcd. It would pain me very much.
In April 1873 ! began to think | should DC
Il cripple for life but having some of Ken
dall'S SPAWN Cure thought | would try il.
] used one third Of bottle, and experienced
relief at once. The pain left me and has not
troubled ne since. / feel very grateful To
you and would recommend 'kendall'S Spawn
Cure to all who suffer with spTainS or Theu-
matlSm. Yours truly, Mrs. j. BOUTELL
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg. Pa Nov. Is. 1850.
DE-. Il. j. kENDALL 4 Co. Gents / have
q very tine mare that has had bone SPAWN
for long time. / tried every thing man
could devise % cure il but all i'm vain and
was about to give Il mp when Il friend of
mine in this city came To me and recon-
mCnded kCndall's SPAWN Cure which | tried
with grand results. removing that bone clear
and clean and then sent - cents To YOU for
one Oi your Illustrated Horse Books and
think there Is no better book printed on the
horse and his diseases. i have taken great
interest in it and have since sold Is copies
for you To my ncighbOrS and viii try and do
what good / can by getting them Tor Others.
Yours truly G.. W. MILLER.
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SAILED

SAILED
Oregon S.. 22S5 tons. Pohlman. s June Il =,
Rival. bk. 29s tons Adams. :. 4. June n
Shubrick. L s Lighthouse str. Everson. Rock
and cruise. June 10
Agnes Oswald. brsh. l3sB tons. McGibOou. Queens
town June
Kate and Anna. steam sch. - tons, LutJens. Grays
HarbOr. Junc1
Orient. brig 3l2 tons. Williams. San Pedro June
Lizzie Bell, br bk 1896 tons, Morgnard. Liverpool
June
North Bend bkt $50 tons Merryman. June q
California. str. ga tons. Carroll. SItka June
Ellerbank br bk. 100 tons. Parker. Liverpool.
Inn 1
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KendalTS SPAWN Cure

Is sure in its effects, mild IN Its action rs il
does not blister, and yet it Is penetrating
and powerful To reach any deep seated pain
or to remove any bOny growth or any other
enlargement, If used for several days, such
as SpaVinS, SplintS. curbS, callOuS, SprainS,
SWellingS. any lameneSS and all enlaTgementS
of the joints or limbs. or rheumatism IN man
and for any purpose for which a liniment is
used for man or beast. IL is now known to
be the best liniment for man ever used, act
ing mild and vet certain i'm its effects. 1t is
used full strength with perfect safety ut all
seasons of the year.
Send address for illustrated circular. which
we think gives positive proof OF its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unquali-
lied success, to our knowledge, for beast as
we'll as man.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.
ALL DRUGGISTS have it or can get il for
you, or IL will be sent TO any address ON re-
eeipt Of price by the prOprietOTs.
DIR. b. J. KENDALL & CO..
sEnOsburgh Falls, Vermont.
CnTn nv ATT nPHnnTCTC
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Hemple Lodge. 80. Z. AF. IN.

Regular Communications first and Ny
third Saturdays in each month. 71s w
O'clock. P. NJ, az the Hall in Astoria.
Members Of the Order, in good standing. are
invited to attend. By Orde: Of the W. NJ.
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Literary Revolution.

BWisdom is ye principal thing, therefore get wis
dom. a booke that is worth reading is worth owning.
To make 81 and friend is better than make 90
only. One thousand bookes profit sI.oo each-SToo
Ono million bookes, profit one cent each $4,000!
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Astoria Lodge No. 4o.Lo.GT.

Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening
al "a o'clock. at Good Templar's Hall. Che
namus Street, Astoria, over e. L. PRrker's
Store Members Of the Order. in good stand
ng, are invited % attend. Degree meeting Let
Monday each month. b. order Wet.
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Beaver Lodge No. 35. 100. ]

Meet every Thursday evening.
az : o'clock. in the Odd Fell 1-sSssss'st
lows Hall. cor. Of Cass and Che
namus streets, Astoria. Members OF the Order
are invited % attend. By order. n. e.,
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THE ASTORIAN AGENCY
FOR THE SALE OF BOOKS
PUBLISHED
THE AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE

BEG LEAVE CALL THE ATTENTION READERS THE
FOLLOWING LIST AT WHICH FURNISH BOOKS To
ORDER
CONE AND
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Common Council.

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day evenings Of each month. at q. o'clock
&c Persons desiring to have matters acted
upon by the Council, at any regular meeting
must present the same 20 the Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
30 the Tuesday on which the Council holds its
regular meeting. II. II. CARDWELL.
Auditor and Clerk.
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Due notice win be gwen Of any further
change.
Right Is reserved tO change steamers or
sailing days.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all the prin-
CipJl cities i'm the United States and Canada.
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From a Prominent Physician.

WaShingtOnyiIlc. Ohio. June l., 1880
DIR. l.. j. KENDALL x CO.. Gents Read
iug Your advertisement in Turf. Field and
Farm. Of kcHdail's Spawn Cure. and having
Il valuable and speedy Horse which had been
lame from SPAWN eighteen months. sent 10
yuu for = bottle by express, which in six
weeks removed all lamcneSS and enlarge
meut AMI Il large Splmt from another horse.
and both horses are to-day as sound as colts.
The one hottie was worth To- mC Oue hundred
dollars. Respectfully yours.
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DOMESTIC EXPORTS.
SHIPMENTS FOREIGN

The receipts Of domestic exports at
San Francisco, from January lst, 1881,
TO June 9Th, from Astoria, is given as
fOllOUS-
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.

Between San Francisco & Portland.
Ia consequence of accident To the steam
ship State Of California, the following sehed-
ule 0f sailing days of ocean steamers has
been arranged. tO-wit
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Lawyers briefs printed in fine stvle
at The AsToRIAN Office.
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CycIopediaS.
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Library
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Chambers
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Library of History.
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roiagr
Chronicles Illustrations
postage
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Library Fiction.
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S5centS Postage 7cenS
Tom rOWn a Rugby.
eOTge lilo centS POtage Scrnt>
cent cent
HI erhOcker DceutS. stage cGccui~
Coop Of he cents. stage 6ccn>.
Goethe listers 0enS. 7ceuiS. In
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-29

The Governor is said to have par
doned Ames on Jim Legate's state
ment, that he-Legate-had talked to
a number of citizens of Allen County,
and they thought, Ames' conviction
for attempting to LILA saloon keeper
an outrage. The attempt was for rob-
berry and he being a saloon keeper has
as much right to protection as anyone.
Ames showed what he was in at
tempting to murder and rob. He has
been d thief for some time, and we
venture the assertion that not q single
man ever told Legate that Ames' con-
viction was wrongful. The Governor
ought never to pardon or commute a
criminals sentence, without inquiring
of the officials of the county where con-
viction was had, whether there is any
thing to recommend executive Glenn
ency. When Legate has influence
enough to secure Communication of SEN
fences without investigation, it is time
for honest men to call halt. The
Governor has lost friends in this part
of the Yates Center NeaOs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-29
Wrongful Use Of the Pardon
:. ing Power. -

The lola REGISTER bitterly censures
Governor st. John for releasing from
the penitentiary, after one years con-
finement, Henry Ames, one of the
worst characters that ever infested
southern Kansas, who was sent to per-
itentiary in March, 1880, for five years
for attempting to murder and rob a
citizen of Humboldt. He had been
Known as a thief and dangerous man
for years. Upon the expiration of one
year the Governor pardOned him with
out the knowledge of the respectable
citizens of Allen County.LPaola
Spirit.
We do not "bitterly censpre" Gov.
st. John, but do insist that the people
of this county have a right to know
the causes that led to his release.
Money was offered at least one man to
aid in the job, and we are curious to
know the Influence brought to bear
upon the Governor. Of course no
money was offered to him, but some
special reasons, not as yet given, were
urged. We want to know the true
reasons.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-29
Hon. Nathan Clifford, associate JUS

Hon. Nathan Clifford, associate jus
tice Of the Supreme Court ofthe United
States, died yesterday, at his home in
Cornish, Me. He was the Oldest MEM
Der of the Court, and has for some
time, on account of his age and infirm-
tiles, been wholly incapacitated for the
discharge of any duties pertaining to
his office. In his death disappears the
last appointment made to the Supreme
Bench by a Democratic President.
Judge Clifford was selected by Buch-
anan, and was so much of q ,stalWart
partisan that he is reported to have
often declared, that he would never
die or resign until a Democratic Presi-
dent could appoint his successor. He
has not kept his declaration because
Time beats everybody. Although by
no means great lawyer, he was yet
a respectable judge. His successor will
probably be chosen from New England
recent presidents may not sug-
gest such a course. We can trust to
President Garfield, if he lives, to make
a good selection. With the death of
Judge Clifford, the only Justice with
Democratic proclivities left on the
bench is Judge Field, who was ap-
pointed by President Lincoln.