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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
TUESDAY Januayva .

TUESDAY, January 3. D z. N.
FLOUR continues dull. but prices Wera
WlthGut essential change. sales OF l0UO
barrels. including Minnesota extras, al
80 oO a 90 for clear, aud at 81 725 for
straight; PennsylVania extra family nj
70 2oao 30; Western do. do. at 60 75sT q
aud patents at 81 81 8 2i. Rye Flour h
qu!et, We quote at 3i75 as Is for mix.
tnre and pure.
GRAIN Wheat is dull, unsettled and
ratnef lower Sales OF Red at Oil 40. Al
the open board 4J was bid for Japu-
ssiy, 81 422 for February, and 8IB for
Marth, Corn Is fairly active. Sa es OF
soOo bushels, including yellow at CSC. /;
90 white, at &C.; 90. ssteamer at 0sia
oIc. DO. No. 3 at 6sl3c. do. rejected al
oo12c,; old yellow al 74c. and do. mixed
at 05c. 500 bushels February sold al
"a &c, an4 ~ UOO bushels January at BSa
oolsc. At the open boare 68c. was bid for
Jdn uary, sOhc, for ebruary, and 7lLc.
loT haEch. OATS are quiet. Sales OF 10 6lO
oushels, including white at 5Ia521<c, and
rejected aud mixed al SOC. The rec ipts
To-Day were as follows: AIS 4rrels fiou
iO,1O Dusnels eat, IL 400 bushels corn
i9 i9;oVy Dusnels oats, 3OOO bushels barley:
626 bbls. whisky.
WHISKY 30 bbls. of Western iron
bound sold sat 81 10 per gallon,
HAY AND STRAw.-Receipt pts of hay. %
IONS. mere was fair inquiry for good
nay at $40, and exceptienal sales in sin
sle car lots at 3l9. .50B10 No, 2 and infer
ior STOCK dragged heavily ut prices rang
ing rom SIS down TO 80, according 10
quality and condition. Rye straw was
quoted steady at s.59li.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
COngress Yesterday.

In the United States Senate, yester-
day, Mr.. Bayard, from the Committee
on Finance, reported formally the
Morrill, Tariff Commission bill, and
adversely the Garland bill on the same
subject. After debate by Messrs.
BAyard, Beck and Morrill,, the morn.
ing hour being extended to allow the
discussian to be continued, the Sher-
man Funding bill came up as unfin.
lshed business, but the Senate ad-
journed.
In the House, the entire session was
occupied with the consideration of the
Utah contested case, which, finally,
was referred to the Committee on
Elections.
The bill to enable national banks to
extend their cooperative existence was
considered by the House Com mittee
on Banking and Currency aud laid
over for future action. 1t will. no
doubt, be favorably reported. The
House Committee on Appropriations
agreed to report part of the regular
appropriation bills III ..a following
order /; Military Academy, Fortifica.
tlons. Pension, Naval, indian, and
Consular and Diplomatic. The order
OF the remaining bills was not decided
upon, except that the Sundry Civil
and Deficiency bills should be the last
considered. In the Ways and Means
committee, the chairman was directed
TO appoint two subcommittee of five
members each, one to have charge of
all bills relating to the creation of a
tariff commission, the other to consid-
or all bills proposing changes in the
internal revenue laws. Mr.. Randall
requested the members to carefully
examine the bill introduced by hlm
and now before the committee relating
to the refunding of a portion of the
Nrtlonal debt, as he desired to have it
considered at the next meeting, In
the House Committee on Foreign Re-
la5lons, Messrs. Williams, Kasson,
klce (Mdssachusetts), Belmont and
wilson were appointed a sub. commit
tee on the resolution authorizing the
President TO request the abrogation OF
the Clayton Bulwer Treaty. Messrs.
orth, Rice and Belmont were appoint.
cd the subcommittee on the resolu.
ton ask ng for the names of American
cltlzeas confined in British prisons.
and Messrs. Dannell, Orth and Wilson
tne subcommittee on reciprocity with
Mexico The House Committee on
fost.othce5 agreed to report favorably
Mr. oPson's resolution relative to the
reaoJustment of Star routes.
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Tn. T.rI0 nna me FARMERS.

senator MeD snald at indianapolis Jan. 8.
Let me call Your attention to the
effects Of the tariff upon the farmer
and producer as compared TO the
benefits derived from IL blythe manu-
facturer. or the $3.50, 900, 600 Of do
nestle merchandise exported during
the last 6scAl year so per cent. were
products of the soil and farm, tho
chief of which we're cotton, bread
stuffs, provisions and tobacco and
live stock. The prices for this vast
amount Of farm and agricultural PRO
ducts were fixed In Liverpool and
London. The price Of wheat goes up
or down In the Board Of Trade AT
Chicago as il huctuates in London or
Liverpool, 50 that the foreign price
determines the home price. Our i'm.
ports for the last year upon which a
duty vas paid, as you have seen, was
over $446 900, 900 Of this amouat 30
per cent. were articles Of manufac-
tuTe. The price Of these was fixed
in Lowell and other manufacturing
centres in this country, and not at the
port at which they were shipped.
There might be a difference of any
where from 80 TO 100 per cent. in the
price there, and here the price might
be that much less D the foreign market
than in this country, but the consumer
could have no benefit from thai, for
The tariff would absorb it all. SO that
while The farmer and the producer had
TO sell to the manufacturer their pro
ducts at foreign prices, and they were
compelled to buy both foreign. aud
domestic goods at home prices en-
hanced by protective tariff, the
m nufacturer purchases all farm pro-
ducts at the loves prices and sells his
manufactured articles at the highest
prices.
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The Affairs OF a Great Steel Com.
pAnY.

Reports received from Pittsbury
yesterday stated that the Eastern
capitalists, stockholders of the Size.
mems Anderson Steel Company Of
New York City, have secured from
the Plttsburg banks an extens on IN
5000, 900 Of their notes, pryable in one
aud two years. The officers of the
company, at l55 and l51 Broadwav
say they are not financially embarrass.
ed. They lad been negotiating 10 take
the affairs out Of the hands of the
Fittsourg parties, aud had asked the
local banks to allow the payment oC
these notes to be deferred from one to
two years, Which had been granted
ahd 1T was expected that the rest oC
the negotiations would be completed
10 a lew days. lfthe negotiations falI
through the company Will continue as
a. present. There has been no sns1
pension OF work at the foundries. The
com pany has a capital of 81 800 600
and owns the S'emens patents and rbe
mills OF K J. Anderson, at Pttsburg
v with stock, &c., amounting 10 yalna - -
$l,659, 900. - '"'ue 10
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RESCUED FROM DEATH


William J. Coughhn, of somervil,o
M ass, says: IN the fall of 1876 / No.
Aken With BLEEDING OF THE TuHos
,olIo wed by a severe cough. | lost nv
tppeute and flesh, and was confined ~
ny bed. In 1877 was admitted to tho 40
hospital. The doctors said had a bole
in my lung as zig as a hall doiisr "o'e =
one time report went aronnd tho, /!
was dead. / gave mp hope, tut a frIsnd
,old me of DIR. WILLIAM HATTIE
pa LSAM FOR TIL LUNGS, / cot y
bottle, when to my surprise, comt5enc-
"a to feel better, and to-day 1 feel h,.tte,
than for three years past. '0''or
"A write this hoping every one afflIcr.
WILLIAM HALLS RALSAM and ~ ~.
Gonvi need that CONSUMPTION CAH
6E CURED. | can positively saw II has
one more good than all the other madi-
mes have taken since my sickness.
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From Yesterday. La.. n4Inon
US DIATR,Cr CoURT.
The Prosecution AbaE dOHs all she
kIeeaaon Cases.


kIeetaon Cases.
The u. S. District Court ops ned at III
O'Clock this morning, all the jury beihg
present ard full attendance oi VIII
nesses and Others interested In the elec-
ton cases.
Alter the calling OF the jury District
Al torney Patterson addr' ssed the Cour'
and said the government bad decided
TO abandon all the eit c.ion cases, ten ID
number, now pending in the Court.
This move had been taken by the coun-
sci for the government be said BY reason
Of the inability OF the prosecution TO ST.
cure q conviction In Any OF the cases
thus far tried on account OF the con.
tiiciing character Of testimony. The
remaining cases we're similar Ia those
already Ified, aud on this account IL
was deemed best 10 discontinue them.
Anthony Higgins, Esq, wi o has been
sssociated with the Distric, A tttrhey In
the prosecution, coincided with Mr..
Pattersons views as TO the advisabilly
OF discoDtiuuiI g the case.
MessIs. l. re and Sha pley, counsel
for the defense, sand they were perfecly
satisfied with the conrse Of the prosecu-
ton and would raise no objection, al
though they we're willing 10 90 on with
the trials.
Accordingly nOlle prosequi was or
dered to be entered IN ell The cases, the
jury aud witnesses we're discharged aud
paid. aud Court adjourned. Ard 60
ignsnInously ends the attempt to stlfe,
with the aid OF the whole power Of the
general government, honest Democratic
sentiment in this city.
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The ..Starr x1En,.;.,

The New York Star Almanac for 1ss2
Is one of the most cumpen llnms Of no.
hucal and general Information ever pph.
lshed. Although many of It's featnrs.
are entirely local, they are put together
In manner interesting to people living
outside OF the city and ate, aud AZ a
general thing whatever is intertstipg IN
Ne" Workers ID Interesting to tb. " hole
country. Among the matters of general
information are isis Of the Off GERS ot
the United States goVerpmeut and mem
oers OF ConYress, the resident foreign
NH 'sters at Washington, and the votes
Ior President at the election OF 1850 ana
al every Presidential election az tar b Il,
as 1852. The price of this excollenL al
manac is only 10 cents.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11

Lon. ADRIAN S. HEWITT. LARGELY
engaged IN getting out iron ore thinks
on principle and expedlency the tariff
should be revised in connection with
TINS manufacturing industry. lie illus,
trates by stating that he knows ot
one mill engaged IN the manufacture
OF steel rails" protected by Ciutv
OF ~ per cent, with capital Of / s2s
wy 900, making profit of IS 900 .
OOO.-BqH. Gazette. ''00'N
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
.MpuulGksw
Pain in the Back and side.
Neuralgla, sprains,

Pain i'm the HACK ana SIDE.
There Is nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured 5y use Of Perry Davis
Palm Killer.
This remedy Is not n cheap Benxine
or Petroleum product that must be kepf
away from hre or heat Go avoid danger
Of explosion. nor is IL an untried expert
ment that may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been IN constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
frum all parts Of the world Is, II never
falls. 1t not only effects permanent cure,
but it relieves pain almost instantaneously.
Being a purely vegetable remedy. II Is safe
In the hands OF the most inexperienced
The record OF cures by the use OF PAM
killer would MI volumes The following
extracts nom letters received show what
those who have tried 1t think:
Edgar Cady, owatonna, MINI. says:
About year sinoe my Nlie oeeaIne subject
rssort yss % ne P1rs KILLEH, which speedily
Charles Powell writes from the uors'
Home, London:
had been afiicsed three years vita dSuralgia
e weStminster HsritSl gave up ny case IN
despair tried your PAIs EILI.En, sii,l = gave
me- immediate relief. l have retraiIed my
strength, and am now able ~ fohos ~ usuG
q. q. Wa1worth, Saco, Me-, writes
experienced immediate ref Il from pain IL
TIE side by the use " your PAIS KILLEh
=. York says:
Ihave used your PAIS KILN for r1enmAtisn,
and have ftceived great bsuesiL
Barton Seaman says:
HAEe nssd PsIS KIIrER for tnir.y years.
and have found II n,rcrJatHag remedy for
- rneuHAtsm and lanlentza
Mr.. Burditt writes:
aerer (afis 10 give relief IN cases Of rheumatism
Phil Gilbert, Somerset, Pa, writes:
Prom actual Use, know your PAIS KILLER
IL The best medicine can l'et
All druggists 1eep PAIS KILLER It's price
is so low that It is within the reach OF all.
and II win saye many times its cost IN doctors
ellS 26e., SOC. and S1.OO a bottle
PERRY DAVIS & SON, PrOpdetOrs,
Providence, a.
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POs'Penement of II. r.. Meeting.
PBILADELPHrA a. "a

IN consf q lenc1 Of the uucoFtainty q,
sonuIhg the eirctlon Ot officers and man
ayers Tor the Philadelphia and Raad,nr
htliroad Company to-day the hnnmaf
meetings OF several leased lines of tha
company were postponed until The 9a
u Instant; These cOmpal. les were ,Sa ,Si
ase pennsylyania, Chester and Dsia'
war ma,e hivsr, PICKERING Valley, Rsadina
ian, nn. ooium ola, East Mahanoy aud Al
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
Law Of Insanity DeGneI

The bill introduced 10 day hv Re-,
GesentatiVe Springer, of Illinois, de-
hning the law of insanity In criminal
cases, provides that no pers IN indicted
IN United States couits shall be 40.
4nitted on the ground of insapiIv
idlocy, lunacy, or other unsoupdness
ol nlnd, except upon proof tha AZ tho
,lme OF committing the offence he vas
laboring under such a defect of reaS"r 90
as either not to know the nature and
quality of the act he was doing or NOT
to know that the act was unlawful or
not. VI
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Il Seems ImpossibIe

that a remedy made of such common
simple plants as Hops, Buchu MAJ
drake, Daudelion, &c., should mai .
80 =, many aud such great cures as Hon
DltterS DO but when old and vonng
i. rioh ana poor, pastor and doctor. law
yer and editor all testify to baying
oeen cured by them, you must bei,suS
longer. W uouot no
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
Arrived.

John Z. Owens and company, who
appear in the Opera House this eve
ming, have arrived in town. Mr..
Ovens and wife are stopping at The
Clayton House, while the rema nder OF
the company are stopping at some
other hotel.
In appearance Mr.. Ovens resem bles
a we'll TO do farmer.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
THIRD EDITION
InaIeatlons for To-Day.

For the Middle Atla6tic States,
rain or snow. clearing IN the southern
portion; slightly warmer, sou.herly 70
westerly winds, failing barometer,
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
Six Hundred Tons of Blazing Con,

ELelN, ILL.,, Jan. 10.-Word was re-
c4lVed here early this morning that the
Depot buildings of the Chicago, Milwau.
kee and ST. Paul Railroad atKirkland
and the the adjourning coal sheds, contain.
lng oOO toDs OF soft coal were burnino
ana would be totally destroyed. Fire
engines from this place were asked for
as Inc hre was spreading, aud the town
OF Kirkland was in danger.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
COlOrIess and Cold.

a young girl deeply regretted that che
was SO colorless and cold. Her face
was too white, an1 her hands and feet
Ielt as though the blood did not circu.
iate. After ore bottle OF Hop Butter,
had oeen taken she was the rOsiest and
heaIthlest girl 10 the town, with viva.
city and Cheerful lness Of mind praIifvino
to her friends.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
SRA" Bonds-Message Of the Presi.
dent and Action of the House.

The Presiden' in forward ng to tbs
House today the special report of the
fost Office inspectors on straw bonds
caIiel attention 10 the necessity for
prompt legislation to remedy existing
laws, and which seem TO have bee9
framed in the interests Of unscrupnIons
contractors and their allies. Mr.. Mile
oi texas, alluding to the recent letting
81 the olds and the necessity for speedy
legislation II Congress intended To do
anything this session, urged that the
fost Office Committee b, authorized IN
report at any time snca q bill as will
meet the requirements of the Post OfIica
department. The House, without =
ulssehtlng vote, so agreed, and he com.
ihlItee will meet to morrow morning tor
the trahssctlon Of business.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
A Row In the Republican Camp.

WAsHIEGToN, Jan. 0. The south
ern Republicans are determined u
make tight for their quo Of appoint
ments IN the various departments.
The reply of the Secretary of the In.
te ior to he Kelloggresolution call no
for list Of appointees IN that depart.
ment, with The salaries OF each, date
of appOin ment, State of residence. and
congressional dis rlcl appointed from,
was sen to he Senate to day, and has
been examined by the Southern Re-
publicans, Nho make no secret OF their
dissatisfaction at the exhlbit. For
instance, Alabama has but three
appointments credited 10 her ia the
Interior Department, while Main has
80, Connecticut, 80, New HAMPSHIRE
81 aud 50 on. The ,uthern Repub-
licans also claim, tha' many of the
appointments charged to her States
are really from other 5 ates. Lou
isana has but IN the Interior, aud her
congIessmen claim thai SIX of these
never resided in he STATE.
DEPOSIT or SILVER BULLION.
The bill Introduced by Senator Teller
to-day, TO prOviie Tor the deposit OF
silver bullion aud the issue ofcertiticaies
therefor, authorizes EUldcis Of silver
bullion nine hundred Hne or over, TO
deposit the same with The treasurer or
anJ assistant treasurer Of the Unit d
States, IN quantities Of 1000 ounces or
over, Tor "h'tl they are To receive the
market vaiIe thereof in certificates Of
not less t"an 500 each. These certi6.
cafes ARE made payable on demand in
coin or United States notes, aud snail
be receivable for customs, taxes and
public dues. |. also provides that the
holders OF silver dollars may deposit tbc
--ne With thejTeasAEer NJ ,bs Enjled
States, aud receive therefor one and Two
dollar silver certificates, until the whole
amount OF one aud Two dollar certifi.
Gates so issued hall amount TO $40 600.
oOo. These small Certificates are also
made receivable for customs, taxes and
public dues. The bill further provide,
that the bullion so deposited shall he
coined at The minls as rapidly asc.n he
dohe consistent with economy and with
out interfering with coinage Of gold
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
Err. -HAZZ'S
NAAYsso. 'rs%Sesl VEGETABLE sICILlAH
Ns".R@eESN va HAIR
go REVIEWER.

This standard article is compounded
with the greatest care,
Its effects are as W nderful and satisfac-
tory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair TO its
youthful color.
II removes al eruptlons, itching and
dahdrlh and the scalp by Its use becomes
white and clean.
by It's tonic properties 1t restores the
ca Hilary glands to their normal ytsor
preventing badness, and making the hal
grow thick and strong.
AS dressing nothing has been found
so effectual or desir b e.
DR.. A A. Hayes, State Assaver or Ma,
sachusetts, says CT it: ~ consider II hs
dest preparation for its Intended mr.
poses"
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
MOT = IusheI ln Amer,..,,

Net Busheh in American Ro,,.
There was shipped from Neu Va
1881 TO Eurpe 72,z70,3I2 bn.SaS .plK %
gIaiu, u which So z55, ,72s bu,b1l.e bI"e,' q
carried hy 502 siea ..sls, md NJ l,3n y "se ,s
bushels we'o transported by 5sI - ..,d od
vessels. 10 1850 there were ll3 40 1,g ,a
bushels shipped, u which "a he ,'S' ia ~
bushels were transported by ! yg9 g5ooH
mers, and 1875 5S4 bssbel, hy -, 'e.' .st
sailing vessels. In 1879 there ws,a '',* de
4l0,0s bushels shipped, OF which ~ ~
5OO,0iS bushels we're carried Ne ~. ~,
. Gamers aud 5S,0l0. .O22 bushel. by l'o'o -,
sAiling YES els, while there we're a I,'so ls.
col less bushels shipped Ia 1851 no
1850. The falling Oh is enurrlv ~ ,tl y
amount carried by sail vessel. Tt 'ls
decrease in the amount irapspo,,.e
sail Is a. 356 600 bushels. Not a soli,.Ys
busbel OF gra'n vas transported Ia 5,
rope from New York In An Ams,Ira. ~,
vessel during The p ,st year. la Iss0 - -
carried l,32s ,436 bushels out ot ~,
Of 1880, 1853 bushels, and there 49,
seven naliouAlilIes, Danish Dneb
French, Portuguese, kussi an, stsn,1
aud Swedish, that carried less lh.n ~
did.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
ReruInae the seere,,nn.

In our endsavors TO preserve bs.,,
II ~ OF The utmost impo1tAnc, tIst
keep tbs secrotoTy ~ st, M In perr.er co,
1ition. The well known Tensiy K,1
ney- Wort, has SPECIFIC ac.iun on ~.
kidneys. liver an1 bOwsk. IT, II i,
stead Of dosing with wis bi,ter- or d,..
tic pills. lL i purely Vega Bile. And /,
prompt but mild in aciiou. IA. rta.
pared In both dry and liquid form abI
.o'd by druggists every y here R,ui,-1
Eagle.
Governor Foster, Of Ohio, was laAug.
urated yesterday, aud delivered bnef
address.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
STOCKS.
PB BLADELrAIA CATTLE MARKET

u
BEEF CATTLE were In demand and
prices We're traction higher. 2SN head
arrived and sold at the different yards,
at 4a713c., per 10 as to quality.
SHEEP were in fair demand at about
rates. l2,'EO head arrived and cold al
the different yards at 3k 3c. per Id.
and Lambs at ~ &c. per 10.
HOES were active and higher. 1000
head arrived and sold at tue different
yards At lOc. per pound, As " con-
4ition.
Park Drove Yard SD and Ldneaster Svs-
nue.. West Philadelphia. Jan. I.
sHEEP.-Extra, ITO to 100 lbs., 8 70 e1;
good, " TO iO1 lbs. 81 5N; fair, 81 70 d
Good. 6a6A medium, 5a5X ; common.
- 90 ~ %. Calves a Sc. Arrivals, AjO8
head. Ii suter suppls and market brhk .
or, but at no advance.
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sPRnIAE KOrIoEa.
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering frsgn the urrors
and indlkcretions OF YOUTH nervous
weakness, early decay loss cf mnnhooo
&C., Will send q recipe that Ill cure
remedy was discovered by q missionary
10 South America. send a Belf-addresaed
envelope to the Rev J0sEPH Z. INMANs
tNdtiOn ID, NetO York CITY. oct2-d1Wem
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
Terranin.

Messrs. 5. L. Seogglus x Sons have a
dlamond-baek terrapin, caught near
oxford, which is The largest ever re-.
celVed by them. The length of the
1 potion sheli Is g inches, the regular
IsngLn oelng Inches. This distinguish he'd
Msfylahder will visit New YORK, and
.,ckls the palates of some members ol
the Manhattan Club.-Balt. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11

!. WASHINGTON, Jan. To- CoIonaI
ohel Cock, special assistant attorney fan
CDe Government in the Star route eases
sala today that the indications are thai
me witnesses in the Dorsey cases " IN 90
osiore the GrandJury on Monday. he
1a Soi lhst',and that II will take that hodo
iuiiy week to examine them.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11

aalSeau acknowledges the recent al
Sl,ooO from the stalwa rts of Brooklvn
ana S00O from the stalwars Of Naa,
ork. These checks may be bogus: bnt
tul TO GuiLeau. 10 - "'e
The daily gazette., 1882-01-11
wIlmIngUoA1 MarHess.
wILM1NeroN. Del Jan. II, Isss.

Tue following were the rullng prices u
market this morning:
RuttaY fraah p9F p0und ,.anaaa 45@ %
, 1882-03-04
Summons
TEsgiTogN or wasHISGroS,

TESgIIoRN or WasHlSGroS, I SS
CogSfy OF WALLI WALLA-
Tn tae Distriof Court OF the Territory Of Hdsa-
.uotoa dad for the FirS Judicial Dtstr,ct
tasreaG RsIdins Terss at Wala Waua,
Waila VALID Coeaty. ~ sad Territory
ton. Plaintiffs. Us. ID. W. ksup and
John H. Morrow. Defendants.
yNHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
toD.W Kaup and John H. Morrow. De-
PENDANTS: Y0G are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by Living
stone J.. Baker and Robert NJ Hamilton,
Plaintiffs. IN the District Court Of the Terri
tiry Of Washington and for the Elrst judicial
District thereof, holding terms at Walla w ALA,
Walla Nalla County. in said Territory, TO an
sSer the complaint of Plaintiffs MED in Walls
Walia County within twenty days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive OF the day
of service. Il served IN said county IL not
served in said County but In said District
in thirty days. If served IN any other Ju-
tiicial District in the Territory, in forty days.
IL served by publication within sixty days AZ,
ter the date Of this summons, or the SAID
Plaintiffs will take Judgment against you BY
default. according to the prayer Of the COM
plaint. Said action is brought to recover
from Defendants the sum Of SS95 10 with in
t.rest from August -, 1880 due Plaintiffs
from Defendants On accOunt for goods, wares
and merchandise sold and delivered to De
PENDANTS at their request
Witness the HoS s. c. WISGARD,
Associate Justice of the Su-
.,,,,,,-, preme Court of Washington
SsEAI s Territory, and Judge of sand
"s~'"-1~ Court, and the seal thereof at
fixed. this, 18th day of Decem-
Ter. \. ID 1881.
4. REEVES AYRES, Clerk
J.E. BJ-DD. Plaintiffs Attorney.