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National Republican., 1882-12-14
The star-Routo Appropriations.

Post-ofiice officials say that under the
meager appropriations contemplated for stal
service it will be absolutely impossible tc
provide for any extension, no matter how
pressing the demand may be, for at least the
first six months of the next fiscal year. The
department, it is said, will be more or less at
the mercy of the large contractors, who, well
knowing the limited means at its disposal, can
rest secure in the knowledge that it is i'm.
possible to forfeit contracts and award them Ia
the next lowest bidder. Probably through
inadvertence, an old statute seems to have
been taken as guide for the construction OF
the bill, with the result of abolishing fourth
class matter, and throwing merchandise and
other mail matter, formerly of that class, into
the first class, at two cents for every hall
ounce,
National Republican., 1882-12-14

stated that he would press his bill as soon rs
the military academy bill was out of tho way.
Mr.. Hiscocs thought that the house should
wait until the senate civil-scrvice reform bill
should be before the house. He would there
appropriation bill when Mr.. Blackburn's bill
was disposed of.
The house then (at 3:55) went into commit
tee of the whole (Mr. McCoolS in the chair) on
the military academy appropriation bill.
The bill was considered, reported back to the
house, and passed.
CONSULAR FEES,
The speaker laid before the house message
from the President transmitting u report of
the secretary of state on the subject of consul
lar fees. Referred.
SPECIAL ORDER.
On motion of Mr. Townsend, of Ohio, a res
olution was adopted making the steamboat
bill q special order for Wednesday, the 18th
of January.
OCEAN FREIGHT.
Mr., Randall offered resolution requesting
the secretary of the treasury TO ascertain as
nearly as possible the amount, or estimated
amount, paid for ocean freight on exports and
imports from and to the United States for the
fiscal year ended June 30 1882.
Adopted.
TOBACCO REBATES.
Mr.. O'Neill presented petition of iobbers
and importers of tobacco, asking for rebate
equivalent to such reduction as may be made
in the tax. Referred.
The house then, at 5.10 adjourned.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
Poor LO.

ignorant of the arrival of the Chippewa In
dians until the fact was announced in yester-
day mornings REPUBLICAN, and they have
even now no official knowledge of their pres
ence. Secretary Teller says that if the object
of these Indians is to secure n reconsideration
Of his Turtle mountain decision, their visit
will be fruitless, as he has finally passed upon
that question, and opened the country to set
tlement. He will, however, give them hear
ing when he can find the time. Secretary
Teller further says that there are but fifty
families of these Indians, and he understands
that the Houk Indian committee has decided
to allow them 81, 900 for the lands thrown open
tn spttlpmpnt
National Republican., 1882-12-14
S L l. K U WI b r E. LII AS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT, NEW FANCY
HANDLES, TO SELECT FROM.
Ladies' Fur Muffs and Collars

Chidren's Fur Sets, very Neat and Desirable at 90
cents per Set. Our Cloak Department is immense,
and we shall positively maintain old reputation
OF selling the Most Stylish and serviceable Garments
at the lowest possible prices.
Satin and Fur-lined Circulars Real Seal Sacques
and Dolmens. of which We only have thirty-two this
day on hand. They must be closed. We guarantee
every one of the Finest skin and best London dye
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS AND HAVELOCKS
a0Oto select from. These have all been reduced TO
about onehalf their former value, and must be closed
before the end Of the year.
Call as early as possible to avoid the usual Christ
mas rush. Although we employ one hundred and
forty hands In our immense building, we find 1t diff.
cult at times to wait with promptness on all our pa,
irons.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
42O, ARR, and 1a4 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
Lnnd Grnnt nrrIsion.

In the case of James f. Perkins VS.. the
Central Pacific railway company, Secretary
Teller decides that lands within the granted
limits of grants to railway companies TO which
pre-emption or homestead claims, capable of
being forfeited, had attached at the time the
grant took effect are excluded from the grant,
and that upon abandonment Of such pre-
emptiOn and homestead claims, the lands do
not inure to the company, but are restored to
the public domain and are subject to the pre-
emption and homestead entry. The case OF
Gates VS.. the California and Oregon railway,
to tie contrary, decided some four years ago,
is overruled.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
To Communities.

"Golden Medical Discovery" is concen-
tratod, potent Alternative, or blood-cleansing
remedy, that wins golden opinions from all
who use it for any humor, from the common
pimple, blotch, or eruption, to the formidable
soreness, and liberation yield to its benign
influences. Consumption, which is but a
scrofulous affection of the lungs. may, in its
early stages, be cured by free use of this
God-given remedy, See article ON consump-
tion and its treatment in Part III of the
Worlds Dispensary Dime Series of pamphlets,
costs two stamps, post paid. Address Worlds
NY.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
THE HOUSE.

The house was in an industrious mood YES
terday. After the usual routine of the morning
had been disposed of the library-building bill
was taken up and sent back to the committee,
after which two appropriations bills-the agri-
cultural and military academy-were passed
before adjournment.
THE vIRGINIUS FUND.
On motion Of Mr.. Springer, the senate joint
resolution was passed, authorizing the pay
ment of portion of the Virginius indemnity
fund to the mother of Gen. w. A. G, Ryan.
THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BILL
then came over as unfinished business the
pending question being on the motion made
by Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania, to lay upon
the table the motion to reconsider the vote by
which the house decided to recommit the
bill with instructions.
Mr.. Rice, of Massachusetts, stated that he
would withdraw all objections to the recon-
initial if the committee were granted leave to
report at any time, but to this Mr.. Blount
objected.
The motion to reconsider was tabled-yeas
115, nays 10l.
This vote has the effect of recommitting
the bill, with instructions to the committee
to report back bill for the erection of n
library on ground belong to the United States
in Washington, ID. G.
APPROPRIATIONS.
The house then (at 12:40) went into the
committee of the whole (AIr. Thomas, of
Illinois, in the chair) on the agricultural APP
preparation bill.
MIR. Cox offered and advocated an amend
ment prohibiting the commissioner of agri-
culture from discussing in his annual report
any partisan or economic question. The last
three or four, he said, had gone out of their
way for the purpose of instructing the Ameri-
can people rs to the economy of the protec-
tive tariff. 1t was perhaps well enough for u
commissioner to make protection speeches,
but he ought not to print partisan documents
as coming from agriculture, which was heeced
more than any other industry by the present
tariff.
Mr. Valentine. The tariff is a partisan question.
Mr.. Cox. You will find 1t out In 1881 If you did
not lind 1t out last election.
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. Murch offered an amendment directing
the commissioner of agriculture in future re-
ports to substitute plain English for scientific
terms as far as practicable He sent to the
clerks desk and had read an extract from an
agricultural report entitled post mOrtem ex-
animation" and full of technical terms.
Mr.. Reed Inquired what the extract was in,
to which Mr.. Cox replied that it was in re-
publican platform. Laughter.l The amend
ment was rejected.
A long discussion arose as TO the number of
clerks who should be employed in the statis-
tical bureau of the agricultural department.,
but no change was made in the bill
At 3:25 the committee rose, reported the bill
to the house, and it was passed.
Mr., Kasson, of Iowa, then desired TO call up
the civil-seryice reform bill, but, on the state
ment of Mr.. Blackburn that the committee on
appropriations wished to dispose of the mill
tarJ aeademy bill, yielded for the present, but
National Republican., 1882-12-14
Golna Ont OF Commi.slon.

Orders were issued yesterday at the Navy
department detaching all the officers and men
of the United States steamship Marion, which
arrived u few days ago at Portsmouth, N. H.,
from South America. The orders will go into
effect as soon as all the stores are landed, and
the ship will be put out of commission.
National Republican., 1882-12-14

We shall display large and elegant assortment Of
Fine Leather Goods, Bags Pocietbooks, Fans Jewel
Boxes, Work Boxes. Dressing Cases, Glove and
handkerchief Boxes, Jewelry, Mirrors, square and
round, with finest plush frames In endless variety
We are the sole agents in this city for the New
York Novelty Company.
Plush Table Covers, Tides and Scarfs in an assort-
ment never before shown in this city,
National Republican., 1882-12-14
IE477F-7II W'la IHUH UI
MIR. HoAR's AMENDMENT,

offered Tuesday, providing that the com
petitive examinations shall be, as far as pos
sible, upon such subjects as are embraced in
good common-sehool education. After some
discussion, Mr.. Hoar waived this amendment
in favor OF the one offered by Mr.. Logan, pro-
viding that the examinations "shall be prao-
tical in their character, and shall relate to
matters which will fairly test the relative fit
National Republican., 1882-12-14
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
USEFUL PRESENTS.
AT Low PRICES.
H a. N * f. r G HIEFS:

Ladies' Morning Haudkerchiefs.
Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchefs
Ladies' and Gents White uemmed and Uem
stitched Hendkerchefs
$50 dozen Ladies' Pure Linen Initial Handkerchief
at l23s cents each, great bargain and useful pres
ent,
Ladies' and Gents silk Handkerchief
Childrens Fancy Handkerchiefs.
About 800 Styles Handkerchiefs to select from.
, 1882-09-23
order az Exercise:

hflSlly. OcTusEa a.-BooEs op~n Tor e:s-
i-:es, bat entries cs.n = n@ae Win The Secie-
- ia person Or hv le;ts- 1T any tiIEe after
tae a--; Il SeI-,s:ul - and AZ S,sch other times
., ursviisl = lie Tg,es ard resJl1tiInS Gi tie
Sr-:,rv.
Tcz,oAy. oc-- A-First day OF the Fair. .
:. -. tra-t,E, Tacc fur :w"-year olts, mi.e
h.ats. = IN ). u harness. Paise, SO. First
horse. 80; second horse, 81
WEDNESDAY. OCI. ii p. ~, trottins race
i,r rAgee year-oli-, niile heats, ; IN ;, 10 har-
n.ss. Fursr, 81. Firs: hursr, 500; second.
50.
, p. RGGn;n; race for saddle horsss ;
-.n.ly GaSL Il one mile. Free log a.! saddle
hors-s. rIc,uGia- all rsce horses ard horses
that have run flr and Won public money.
Premiums-Fi-,t horse. 4 saddle, valued at
eiv; second morse, hsiiie, valued at So.
IHCEsDAY, OCT. Ill l. n, exhibition ot
carriage, teams and saddle hrr'es.
P M-Anuu.l address, by Hon. j. i.
Allen.
SY.M., trctting race for 30 class Nile
hra-s > IN =. ~ harness. Purse Sl9p. First
horse SIUO, second Sa0.
FRIDAY, Oct 6.-I0 \. N, parade IL the
arena oi all horses and cattle contesting for
p.;zsS, anc awards Of premiums.
2P NJ, running FACE for S-year-olds. Nile
hests. > IN ; Purse, Slc9. firSt horse, SO,
second 50.
S.rUgpAY, OF. ii 2. NJ, trottins race,
6, =; clasS. mile heats, : III .. II harness Purse
S.A First morse Sl1i, sec nj so, third S.'5.
SP -, running race, mile heats, Pin } Free
tcr al horses u Washington territory. Eastern
OREGON a.l Northern Idaho. Purse $500.
FirsJ horse SIjh. second so.
Tn PR cent entrance On al the above
purses, and there must te It least three to
enter and two - 20. Entrie. to be made on or
before . e.vca T.. II. of the day pTevi2us te the
race.
The Society paws no money for 4 wsik ever.
Running races Will be governed by the Pacific
Coast rules.
Trotting 10 lie governed by tie National
Association rules
, 1882-09-23

Having irIc. uuSuCc- sStu.'y sought
the Republican nomination t. Governor,
tajce ncminatei - -he sIc,e v:lce by the
Democrats and as many times defeated,
the ir.eprrss.aic Butler IS aos csudida'-
foT the Josiri"n of TIE Bay STATE eNscU-
tive, on tIr, &seenback IicEec The:e
seems 10 ba NJ chance II lis getting IL,
accepting indeed that his Personal follow
my should include Vo-,s from The
other party III sufficient number,
which, i, must Re conceded, IS possible.
Fnr L, ujsm-n FEankiG Bu,ier IS a stryng
rpsu, q schola-y aud sell equipped lawyer
and fine speaker; = rlIan possessing az un-
cGnuuerable Viii aud extraordinary ob-
s,ii.acy OF chaTacur, bur still geut!e and
good natured; d Jolly iel,y~ those posi-
be nuscrupulousu"ss Is easily forgiven.
lie Is 4 native uf New Hampshire. born
November ,, 1918. When twenty he was
graduated from Wa'eryi,le College. Hay-
ing read law and been admitted 10 The
bar, ne began practice 1T Lowell, Mass.
His first political otlice vas that of lreu.-
ber # the Massachusetts House ut Rep
resentatiyes. to which he was elected In
1888. Hew delegate II the Constr
tGt.onal Convention Of Massachusetts, in
the same year. IN 1888, lie took his
seat as State Senator. lie served in the
Democratic Conventions u 1850, held at
Charleston ana Baltimore. a. the out
break II the evil war lie catered the Tn
ION Army as Brigadier- General, h. ing
already attained rank and experience in
the militia. He was made Major r-Ceur-
raj in May, 1861, one month aftegvard.
and served throughout the war He vas
first located at Baltimore, then "a; Fortress
Monroe. In 1862, IN connection wl:h
the naval forces under Farr4gui he ass!s-
ted IN the capture Of New Orleans, Of
which he was afterwards Governor. lis
command in 1868 was III Virginia AID
North Carolina. The next yrar he made
an unsuccessful attack on eiersbuTg
After faiinre To take Pnrt Fisher IN The
same year, he was relieved If lis con-
inand He Was returned 10 Congress o.
/ Republican IN 1866, and reelected &"
the Forty-frs,, Forty second and Forty
third Congresses. Baa'eu rs i candidate
for the Fprty-fourtn, he Was el,c.ed t.
the Forty-tirh. Since the expiration of
his term, he has cultivated reuUnteratlrc
practice with vceasi"nal degiatiJus INTO
politics.
, 1882-09-23
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Sores on the Les and Body; SyphIhtic
Catarrh, diseased Scalp. and all primary forms
of the disease Price. - Ter bottle.
lie RIcHays GOLDEN EALsAN NJ
Cures Tertiary. Ner,Urial. Syphiiitic lHeu-
matism. Pains in the Bnnes, liberated Threat,
Syphilitic Rash, LumFS, etc, ard eradicate
al diseases frnin the system, whether caused
by bad treatment OF abuse of mercury, leaving
the blood pure and healthy. l'rice, - per
bottle.
LIE gICHAU'S GOLDEN SPANISH ANTInoTE
For the cure # GcnorshO-l, elect, etc Pnce,
81 30 per bottle.
LIE RlCHAC GOLDEN SPANISH INJECTiaS
4 wash for cure of elect, StrictUres, Diseases
Of the Urethr.l anG Bladder etr. Price, 81 %
per bottle.
IL RIrHsUs GOLDEN OINTMENT
Fn. the effective heal;ug, OF SyrhLitic Sores
AL eruptions Price, 81 per bottle.
Also agents for Le EichaU's Golden Pills.
f,- weakness, loss Of physical powers, and all
,is,-ases arising from abuse and excess or over
work, Price, - per bcN-
Sent everywhere, {. q. D.. securely packed,
Ter express.
&. =. RICHARDS < 90, Agents,
i29 and i29 SSn~0n.e st'5yt, San Francisco,
California Gly
, 1882-09-23
Ilss or PA>rCE.Sg.-AH Of our sxrhan.,

IysS oF PA>TCE,GE.-Ail Of our exchanges
co1g'a.a d! lack ci past.r-se III the valleys
and ..!.is % tGe south and west. oae savs
fls-s- 'a-t IT Pr,T'ous <sa~ous have l..i oa:
IL snow :sll are now almost completely Slre
sui i.isi up, AID It now looks as IL may
bands u sRr-g w0uiI have t. be brought Gus
= ;is u.3lu-sias considerably earl.-r ;aar
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r-ry season NE=a they oc.ht 20 hs in good
eo5tlrcn - meet tn- 4up,osching winter
i-,re ! - a5sr,i=Ees o; good range Yet On
The !'gSlEf=s. however. AID the country, pos-
I,zscal- ding the short crops. Is tolsrsbiy
vel supplied WIN prorsnAer, so .hz. there
is u1t like danger u maeh loss. unless the
coming winter saQ1id be one Of grvst leugrh
and sseerity.
, 1882-09-23
SUMMONS

Territory of WASHINGTON, COuaty Of Walla
Walla-.s- In justices CO1rt, i-efure j. ID.
Iaman. Ju-tic- q the Peace.
To Ed POrsct. DefendEEt:
You ere hereby notified that James W0Dd
ward has Sled claim against you in said cont
which viii conle m 70 be heard 1t NY Oiice IN
North Waila Walia precinct, in Wala Waila
county, W. T. on the 9Th day d October, A.
D., l552, at TIE hour 0: 10 O'Clock i. N, and
unless you appear and then and there answer.
the game vili te taken a. confessed. and the
demand Of the piaintiif granted The object
aad demand Of s.id claim. Is 10 recover FROM
You the sum Of twenty-five i2Ji dollars On
account for money loaned and ior board pad
in August. 1892. You are ai-o hereby notified
that your property has LAen seraehet- Claim
sied Sept d, isSa.
J. ID. LAAAN,
se9-wN Justice II the Pracs.
, 1882-09-23
Hugo Sig1nuRd
Fourth st.eet i3ieade's old stand.
-IG-w3Il NAl4A NALi-A-
NOTICE.
L. : LAND CFErcE,

Z. = I.iNIi OFs-0tr
WALL WALLI. ". T, August f2. lse2.
Iomp!s5zt having been entered a. tbs 1iiice
" Mary I. Shznkvy,er against William
Sb,rl.--v.es for Abandoning Lis HGmsstead
Tl.trv NJ. IIs,. lat-l January -, lSs0, upon
ne w sa1 y SN section 81, town
s-.;p ID rarth. rsn.e s.. oss-, in WallA Nalla
county. ". T. with 4 view u the cancellation
e.. s.!i e,..r=: ti- aid parties Ire hereby sUIa-
n aret . apPea- - tbs ctfee oa re f;h daE
u Oc.shzr. 1882, ~ 10 c'clock A NJ, ~ re
sprni and furnish testimony concerning said
aile--i abandonment
,n.lg w-i Z. Il. MORRISON, Register
, 1882-09-23


NJ Waliula Junction with The .. i, : y.
Go : railroad lines.
At Cheney with stages I9r Medical Lake
SIangle and Fa,r.inStnn.
At Spokane Falls with stages f.- C~'iv.
Fort Cnlviile, Lewiston, Medical Ike, Sr,H-
gle. Foy, CGur TAlene, Lake I,Gi ur-,Il-.
and AL point, in Northern Idaho
Through TiCEris.
Through tickets Tor sale At The irr;a,i- ., ,''i-
90. Of the con Iany. AMI 1t the office oi ti.rn.
L. i y. Co.. in Portland. Oregon. o. Nigtr.i.
and Seattle. and via T. ". :. :. TO- 5 >t,s-s-
skip from Tacoma AMI .. T. / Y. "a : amt +
e. 5. :. Go :, steamships from Ecrtlsn. I,
San Francisco.
Through tickets 10 Portland. Oregon, 'aT
sale at Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma ,uj I'=ri'.,
j. ". SPRAGUF, JOHN vi H.,
Gcn1. Suptt. Supt ~ Traffic. Portland
OTIS SFRAGTE. Supt rac p;y
II. w FAiEN EATUEE.
Sur' Pend d'Gr-iilo Division
, 1882-09-23

BODY and cause I-I14srIG> us 7->z> t:s2t i1--v
ordinary y,ne,iicaI trsatIasrt- Il allowed 3
el,lt:au-. II . IMMATURE. los @f-cts the vital
or.-ns. which causes destroying d-sas-sS.
CagSl.rnul.n.. i'ai---S. Ergrt's disease. l-.uE-
Licsa. rrs..rirr- etc EEcesses non U.s. atuss.
Inherited w,asue-s. Uain--ricirH, suIIlal and
cerebral complaints hr.nC IL TIE shove fatal
diseases. Debility and seia:ual weakness On
str1ct the important and necessary acts Of lie
and the.r enJ1yu,sats- Curc> gGarsn,e-i
Diseases OF the genito-uEfaary "rcanS, kil1eys,
liver and bladder speciality. III raauv -1;I-
paints ausi diseases = women speedily c'.rei.
CONSULTATION 4. ltiCe U. BY letter, tces md en-
sdsat!al
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES Slu ana e
paymertS IN the ssIne manner - tlsr world
employ Tiisir family physician. STEIt-r-
EST SsCREST MAINTAINED.
pCSusiEU sSD kESEnN>IBLE--0 Or Lii
& To-, organized IN coz plisace Wi.k California
l.v Diploma procured y Te--uiar c',il-se cd
-c-Itinn- Sev-at-sa wears specs. prscrS-a- and
duiy licensed n aocorisnce vI-h 'z-iforn:a
Medical Law
THE CORRESPONDING PHYSICIAN
desires TIA. orders FOR either remedy &C. =. D.
be @esrinpSn.ei With Sss5 :, e'vsr express
aye both ways. A. euzrArtse of cooc .sith.
which viii lie allowed when ren.r,iieS lrr ship
ped
Can or address D.. L;ehig ( Ca, No. 40
G=ary 81 corner AA-on. San FraIciscg Cal
PriS~te entrance 4oo Mason street.
, 1882-09-23
S.WpL.E BOTTLE FREE

Sert on application hr !sttar. stafinl; symiI-
toms, s,A aad ase. Conn l.uicSJ;ocs strictly
clrS,!eutial.
II KearIcy Street, San Francisco. Gal.
Dr. Nintie's kinney Remedy NrlLret;cnin,
cures all kinds e kinney and Bladder con-
plants, Gonorhoa a. Gle,t, LeUeoTrhoa- For
sale byall drussi-ts - % bottle. siA bottles
for s. on.
pr, Miuties pandeiion Pills, are tie best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market For sale by all druggists. Hodge.
Davis d CO., Portland, wholesale agents. Ally
All orders for Medicine c. o. y. must be
accompanied with 81, a. guarantee Il good
faith. which viii Lt deducted when The back
ase i shipped.
, 1882-09-23

At Tacoma with Pacific Msi. -csam-hiIs ~
San Fralci-co, ami with N"unI st"aL-ers isE
Victoria Seattle, olympia AID all point, ar
PUGET Sound.
Al Lake View with stary- tuT N,r.lLru ,m.
At Teninc with the Olympus SD. Iu...
lAilruad for Olympia.
N kalaIna with The -. i. i \. Co.,, hyar-
for Portland and all r.ilr.aI .ui st=.U-n!t
incs entering az Portland.
, 1882-09-23
MILL CREEK
Fiume and Manufacturing &C.
Railway Freight Ia-iT.

On freight shipped IN !ess quantity t'.an car
load lots, AMI in excess OF ~ pounds. ucsa-S
Ter 100 po,niS.
rn freight weighing 30 pos.uis. Of ID. -
cents.
The COMPANY viii receive FREIGHT from avail
able intermediate points h'tw-eu statisI~, 'v
special agreement: only. at a.-r5sd au rates.
On aIsllication rates vii h given al ra.'ies
desirouS Of shipping wood, rails, posts, etc,
frGm any point N the fums - nut!ry.
tor forwarding and transferring :rs.-h' 5'
q. 4. L y. Cos cars. a: ":..!a M@-.7, -
cents per tar-
Al freight in carloads not rFomE t,v ;skra
charge of. snd freight remaining on p.-ti fr.u
after 4 o'clock T. NJ On tie Day II delivery.
Will he stored a. owners expense aut rI-a-.
". Z. MOORE, President.
T. T. BAKER, Secrs,sry -," ,.-,s-
, 1882-09-23
zlIlTYHs5sT;E#
lNSOLVENT NOTICE

Territory q, Washington. County Z Val,
Walla-sS In tn pi>trsc- Co-r. q: Wish
iaSt.,n Territory. s.ii irr tie Erst ,f-dicfaI
District there1f, haliir- -erll- x W1.s
WaliA
In the matter 4 Robert = S,-ln-yl. al, T..
solvent - r-rlItr-S-
NhereaS. tn a'-.F- named Rot =
S;rincer has Glei his pe-i;i u in tbs I ny.
pravin-, tha: he u.ay make a c>s,ira Il A. ! =
estate and - discharged fn-u. Is debts. in
pursuance O. the provisions 4 Cbsp.es CNLIEI
,f the Code II WA,h:a-cgn, s-gci;,s! l-ss,y=,.-
Debtors.
Now. Therefore. a,,ics : he-e5y gwen =
the creditors Il sSii iaSlysnS. . X Anl app
peIr before the Hea. :. c. Hiu-ass. - iis
chalnher-. ii The C,rur--hoGsr II Na-la y -l',
county. WAshir.ten T.grtlry, uu tie .3,a
d.y q November, \. u. l>s1, - > clock :.
N, u show c.uSe why the PrSy-r q .a5l IN
-olyens should r0t x granted
Witness Iay ha2l and tie s-Al = SID I"-r5-
this. The jth, day q; SeutsIni-r 4 H. I>,..
Il : y REEVES ANisES. Cie-k-
BY =. W GooBACE- Deputy -eg-s1
, 1882-09-23
DR.. SpiNNEy.
No. IL Ecarncy ~. san franrt>ce.
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
~ouHG HrEN

UyHu MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the ELECTS "f Youthful folii-s and in
discretion, will 10 well 30 ayaa themselves u
this, the greatest boon eve. laid ut the altar Of
suffering humanity. Dg. SPINNE1 viii
guarantee 70 forfeit 5000 for every caseo of :ScIa-
inal Weasness or private disease Of any kind
or character uh:c. he undertakes and fails %