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INTHE PROBATE COURT OF CLARKE
l. County, Washington Territory.
In the matter Of the estate of Charles Spann,
deceased.
Now, on this twenty ninth day Of Novem.
Der, A. d. 1881, comes John II. Timmen, ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Charles Spann,
deceased and renders and files his account As
such administrator, and prays final settle.
ment of the said estate and distribution OF
the residue thereof tO the heir ut law OF
the said deceased.
And it appearing to the court that the said
account and petition for the final settlement
and distribution Of the said estate Is duly YER
flied hy the oath OF said administrator, IL is
ordered that Monday, the twenty-thrd day
of January, A. d. 1851, being day ofa regu
lar term Of this court, to-wit. Of the January
term, A. ID. 1882, ut eleven o'clock A. NJ, be
and the same is hereby appointed for the
hearing aud settlement Of said account and
for the distribution Of the residue of the said
estate.
And it is further ordered that notice Of the
time appointed for the hearing and settlement
of said account be given by posting notices
in three Of the most public piAces in the
county OF Clarke; and that further notice OF
such settlement and distribution be given by
the publication OF copy Of this order for
four successive weeks in the Vancouver In
DEPENDENT, a weekly newspaper published
in said county Of Clarke.
WILLIAM RANCK, Judge
Territory of Washington, 60
County of Clarke. %
I, William Ranck, Judge and ex.oflicio
Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Clarke county,
Washington Territory, do hereby certify the
foregoing to be II full, true and correct copy
of the order in the matter OF the final settle
ment and distribution Of the estate Of Charles
Spann. deceased, made and entered on record
OH the Doth day Of November, A. ID. 1881
Witness my hand and the seal of said court,
this tenth day Of Dec .mber,
SEAL. A. d. ISL;
t) WILLIAM RANCK,
l5decGI Judge and Elk -oflicio Clerk.
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OR THE
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Containing q handsome aud costly steel en-.
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1882.
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Groceries, Cr0ckery, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes

As usual. and sold cheap.
Country produce taken in exchange-bome-
spun yarn and well knit mems socks, also
duck feathers Cash paid for hides and furs.
Goods delivered free Of charge within city
limits.
Yausouver, Nov. 3 l6oa.
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Notice for Publication.
U. S. Land Office, Vancouver, W. T.,

o. .. LaIU OntCe' FHncUuVerl W L,
December u, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Reg.
lister and Receiver at Vancouver, W. T., ON
Tuesday, January 10th. 1882. viz:
John &. Fleming, Presumption Declaratory
Statement Ne. 7S5, for the NE 4 of SWl Il and
~ Of SW 4 Of Sec. 50, Township . north oI
Range 5 east, and names the following wit.
ncsses to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of said land. viz:
Ethan Allyn, of Washougal P o Clarke Co W.T.
j. E. c. Durgan Is
james A. Kerns 4
Francis Dillon I"
Sdcc5 FRED W. SPARKLING, Register.
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1889.
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CHEAPEST STORE In YANG 1UVER

l call attention to my full stock Of substan-
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and to English cashmeres, Brocaded lustre and
Popln, heavy wool filing, at - cents per
yard. All wool French Cashmere, - inch
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$40 per yard. Ladies' Cloaks from 81 to SIS.
and shawls from sl.25 to 81. A lot Of very
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gins and mittens of all kinds at bargains
The best assortment Of Hose in cotton from
10 to JOcts., and in wool from p to 10 cts, the
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate Of Joseph II. Best,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed administrative of the
estate Of Joseph II. Best, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby required to present them with the
necessary vouchers within one year from the
date of this notice to said administrative ut
her residence on the north fork of Lewis
river, Clarke county, Washington Territory,
or the same will be barred by statute.
MARY BEST,
Administrators Of the estate of Joseph
II. Best, deceased.
December. 10, 1881. 15dcc5
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Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrators Of the estate of William Col.
lins, deceased, to the creditors of and to all
persons having claims against the said dc
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within one year after the first publ.
cation of this notice, to the said administra-
trix, at Collins Landing, W. T., or with Judge
Otis Freeman, at Cascades mill, W T., and II
not presented within one year after the first
publication of this notice. they and each OF
them shall be barred forever.
MARY T. COLLINS,
Administrative of the estate Of
William Collins, deceased.
Dated this 9th day Of December, 1881. l5-5
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And will be sold as usual, with very small
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SETH ". rowLE SONS. psspsissu. =
0AUlnm AyunA 49,. ~ 0Gn 49,
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INTHE PROBATE COURT OF CLARKE
l. County, Washington Territory.
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Postage free to all subscribers in the United
States or Canada.
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Supplies the blood with is< Vital Principlos %
Life Element. IRON. inflaiag 6trUngehs
ylgor and New I.ifc into all parts OF the sySssa.
BEING FREE FROM ALCOHOL. ias sasrsis-
ing sascts are not followed BY oosssspondiag ssaes
tons but are permanent.
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LOCIL BREIIIiE,Y.

:nr. &. A. Stone, formerly OF thia city,
nephew Of Mr. Geo. h. French, Giai in George
town, yesterday evening, q. thu residence of
his hrothcr-in-.aw, Mir. w. II. Prudential.
Ito will be buried on Saturday.
One of the large rollers Of The rolling machine.
RI tho heller shops Of Me3Srs German 4 ret.;t
brli, Yesterday morning while tho iron for the
new to'ior Of the steam tug Comet WAS being
prepared. a nos roller will b. ru. II inn d.
"'oy and the work continual.
The river is still blocked fast ara tight With
%ac exception the steam tug Ere%orton, which
ma; succeeded in keeping atsscS open between
ms city and Shepherds, To.hiGg has moVol
tom tho whsryo3 TO dsy.
l'iT;: Leutenan. Frank Scott, Of tho u. 8.
Maine ,corrs: son Of Mra. Virginia Scott. OF
lush Hi. Fairfax couniy, will DO detached
from The Alaska. ri Panama. upon tho report.
log OF bis relief, aad will return llcme
4 party of several ladies' and gentlemen went
% Washington the other night to attend the
theatre, ana upon theirroturnto The depot 10 that
city, found that the train had left them. The
itsult was tho gentlemen had to foot tho bills
;tr hacks 10 which to return to Aleyandric.
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Financial.

NEW YORK Jan. T. Tho Post in i!S tinsn.
cial srtico t'day, say tbs general stock MAJ Iist
und3r tho il Il lCEca of tho news from Washing.
ton respecting Tciunding EtartCd of very strong
and in the main has been 60 since, although tho
market has been feYcrish end tGc!o have boon
intervals CT weakness End somo apprehension
respecting tho etltc: of tho telegraph speculation
on tho general lst. 1t perhaps should 60 en- the
record Ihst no great speculative movement in
Wsll street ever caught 50 many professional
la!ion in Western Union telegraph. Tho profits
o. il Eavo b2Gn rlGde by comparatively low, the
looEcrs have been many and tee amounts lost
have hoan largo in every instance. tho advance
from SJto I'LL having been So rapid. and in tho
aggregate they hsvo been immense; it is not
strange therefore that the cursng among the
speculative fraternity is loud and doop. Tho
money market is easy q. GAG per cont on call,
Aa5 per cent on time and 5aj! per cont on primo
mercantile paper.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Virgins. Midland Ea:zoa;s Cases.

I '!'EN''I 7 VI. y -EN''
EICnMoNp. JAn. l2.-ihe Court Of Appla &
20 day f5n ;2r;h 5 oicion in Tho Fl5slnla
MilaGd railroad csss. Is The labor c?-ihs'
case. he cou!: was VI :;imcus IN ifs opinion IN
avor q he i'anilfI4. hs Gcc..io gives o b
ernrnycs and supply man Elo pill! pa snd
int,r,s' # ;hsir oniu. ia iulI IN ga STAY Q
deliv>sc.; III c.:;:3r. l. I:!e "a bert W.
tho raitosd company, HE Court affirmed the
d:c;;i1n 81 ia I2c Kiln. who creed CERTAIN
OK cutiGi4 Ia ia paid, abd Whioi hsvO been
raid.
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Hsaica on Burglars.

new YORK, January ia dcscout Was
u'sdo by ihe police las: nigh.upo an apartment
in tcncmont house on Mott street. the head,
quarters OF band OF burglars, whoso dopreda.
tons hAvo caused much alarm in Jersey City
and the surrounding ccuatry, and several m on
and 2 largo lot Of burglars tools captured.
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Turkey E'reparinm,

LONDON, Jan. IA Cors:autinoplo dis
patch to the Times says that troops and military
stores arc being collected on the Crock frontier
There is uLu,ual activity OF the arsenal ani iu
the do,k yaldp,
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Tho popularity Ct MCBUENEY's ROASTED
t"fFGfS ii Etcjuntcd Tor Ivy tho feet that they
"ro roasted IL tho latest IMPROVED STEAM
hoASThHS. retaining all the aramatio qualities,
making rrrlcc. ROASTED COFFEE COFFEE
yen got t!llrr is sure to please ianl1
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Pf VIRTUE OF = DEED OF TRUST
4-9 mad0 tho 9Th dsy OF June, 1877. bv Ei.
ward NJ. Willis snl vito to ma IN s,u:t to secu "a
IL Stephen bowling and David Bowling thc
payment al xix thousand dollars, with interast
from the date Of eail decd ovidoncsd BY cnrtsin
nnEnuAhic uCtG3 described tharoin which dcrd
is OF record in tho "lic0 OF tho Clcrii of Prince
WilIi,m c'unly, default i'll payment having oc.
cured, in Lurfllanco of dire lions having boon
givon by Gaid Stephen bowling and David
Bowling, as SAID deed CT trust pre.cr,bes. viii
as trustee, on THURSDAY, the 18th 0sy OF
February. 1851, at L.. O'clock IN, in front of tbe
Market Building. on Royal stfnGt, in the CITY of
Alexandria. rrocAal tn sell, nt public auction. a
TRACT or HAND, in Prir CO William countv
Giranin bordering in narL upon tho Neabaco
Kun and IL part unon Pnwelrs Run, and near
Frccstono at.,i4n. On iho fredericksburg md
P@lomsc Il. L. IL haing part Of tho tract
known 81 MILO, AID lilo samo land conveyed
by /. H. hubsrtsrn. commissioner to said Il
Nj. willis, Consisting ii six hundred end soyan
tS-olght and ono hHt sCrGl, moro o. lcps and
moro particularly fscribHa in said decd of trust
forms: ~, bGO nnd sufficient to PAY costs and
expenses Ct salo cash; Tic residue in thruo canal
instruments Of uTc, two amd three years, with in
tcr,st upon tho dcl"rtol payments from date of
sale, secured by negotiable notes OF the pur.
CHASER, with satisfactory endorsement, and deud
'f'trnsL lIanR tho premises. Conreyar cling at
payments "nhiccl 10 turh mnli II cation MS NAV
10 desired bs SAID !. II. Willis st Tho sslo
PETER WISE, Trustee
". WilIou2hb,, Any. tor = " y. bowling,
janis outs
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lFOIitiGG..

fiIlEADEIrlEIA, Jan. l3.-Tho republican
city nominating conventions wcro held here this
morolng. For mayor, VIM. s. Soklty rccoiv-
ca lG0 votes; George Do 3. Keim, s. most of
his d2lcgatca Withdrawing and refusing to vote
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"A marriage l;c,noo has been issued ID Wash
ngIon TO William jenkins and LAURA
Grimes, both Of Fairfax county, Va
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'h'!lf sour | OU5l3.
Mayors Cliian,

,AI'xHhdria VIZ Jan. II, 1851.
kEilt@iy by private contributions hiss tho
Soup icu2G boon sIist4incd thus far, and in ordor
that tho good It is doing mky continue, aek
mo good people CT our city 20 como forward aud
heip II, WIN meat. provisions, meal and wood,
IS il rCqares all thtsa 10 sue lain This charity
Council has failed 81 appropriate anything 10
help ne IN this good work and wo have only 10
l'ol: t. private individuals for assistance.
CoUETLh MY II. SMITH, MAJOR,
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ihclc ncytf wss letter TEA Tor 50 oeuts
E.: rcun! than that which il Row being sold q!
Mc|}UR&EY'S Store. i,rl
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BANK OFrGCERS.-ht mtoling IT hc
D.'rc'otS oi tho Citizons National Bank, Il, ii
70 d'y,.J. Il. Smoct, ca Was re elected Pes
dent. ". II. Lambert Cashier, anl thD ether
o'hc2Ia O! tho Institution Retained III th,iy To-
HnC1:lgo p;sl,ioEs
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MCbuESEY Il Son have Just received della
ci1ua Florida ORANGES, sweet and very large;
"l7o MALAGA GRAPES Ii you want silic!ly
c,!nleA irGlt that IS tho Place 10 get i. ilal2
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toLD WEATHER During Tho coll snap
th": l. neih"& Eiarh r1:utn!iabr than q good
h2i stove. S:nv'a q ali kiGda to suit all Iur
oh'$, - "ni 81: rrirc9 CA h, iouGd Mt STAINS
hhy to";ia' Si"vc ilou-u, c0tnrr kiug aud
Nr~::", t"I S'r-cis, iilcDarary'a Building
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rcecC.

ATHENS, Jan. l3-Lss. evenings papers re-
gard the proposal Of the arbitration ortho Greek
question as having been verbally rejected By the
government, and approve of !a decision.
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CUNUNE S,S!UNIL.
WASHINGTON, D. g.. Jan. -, 1851
SENATE.

Mr. EItou, !rJn the COMMITTEE ca FOiuiln
Ailalts. reported adveIs ,Iy on sundry bill rcIa
tive to tho Japanese Indemnity fund std i.y9r
ably as substitutes therefor two De| hills
MIR. MoAllllao, from the committee 90 Com
mcrce, reported lavorably bill rec My intro.
duoed by him providing for the payment Of
damages which may b. occasionel TO IGdana
on Minnesota reservations.
Oamo!ion OF tlr. Mcmillan The bill was taken
up ard altar some Grcu5sou ~ lin was
passed.
ga motion OF Mr.. L1gan the resolution u.
| tending Tho ifanklu2 privilege to Senators and
Hltmbcrs WAS taxed ~. the question being uooD
tfo motion 10 refer il TO tho Committee Gu Post
O.iic2r.
Mr.. We!!ico referred 10 al a!luaion to him<o'l
ln c1n3cc!l5n with rccant ns'accJ OF clm
plan. OF alleged abuse Of tho ranking prlVl
!f2o, rs Contained IN @ abatement in tho RECORD
Of Tho previous day. lilo dcsctd to FAY that
The statement pertaining 10 himself was with
| cut foundation. llo had at DO limo III horiz ID
the u.s. CT his nam0 Oh al y matter That VA not
fr.rkatlc.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Uadcr the call OF committees the felioaiag
bills, &C Tcrc rcpOricI:
% FL cia9s, minority report declaring that
neithGr ]. &. l!oim;s nor W. L. Salt has been
legally cl'c::d from tho $.h Congressional dis.
!rc oil lJHa Also similar minority report
10 tho cag1 Of Wilsoo Va. Carpontcr from the
9.h CONGRESSIONAL dsttic! OF Iowa. 10th TO
ports E,ro ordered printed AMI laid OH lho
table,
~ Mr. Steele OF n. G.. from Committee OF
Agriculture, slverscI to Incorporate tie
American Agricultural Society. Ibid on the
table,
BY Mr.. j1Iinaoa. Of Va. iron Committed
on Military Aii.ir7, Tor tho relief of B.iga3icr
GoucraI md liriv,t M@)r- General II. b. g.
OfJ. Referred to private calendar. 1t au
thoTl2cs his rotirtm' n! with the rank, pay and
omolumcGts OF Ill j)t-scutral.
by Mr.. Vacca, OF N. e.. from Committee on
iatcn'S. "a ro1uco the fees on patents and
caveats. Il lerrod 10 committee Of the whol,,
The call OF committee having been concluded,
The House. at l210, on motion of Mr.. Il.
Wood. OF N. l., went into committee Of the
whvlo Mr.. Cover, OF N. Y, 10 the chairI on
tho luuiiG< hil.
Tic ponGIgs amendment was that offered
yesterday by air. Randall, oi Ps. ,authorzi tho
ISSUE OF bonds III Gu amount not tAcoedipg
S63O, 900 600 %hioh shall bear interest at \ rate
OF > par cent. rc!ccmabo after - years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13

-Four new Baldwin engines passed over The
ALEXANDRIA aud fredericksburg Railroad tEiI
morning consigned to Southern railroad.