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NOTICE TO C-ONTRACTORs,

CEALED proposals will be received at the Of
~ flee of the City Register until noon on the
10th day ofJaly 1881, D hauling out the broken
rock from the City Calab0ose to any part of the
City, as may be required. .
Bids to state the price per perch for hauling.
The City reserves the right. to reject any and
all bids. JOHN TAUBMAN. City Register.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTR.
In the Circuit court of said county, April term.
1sS2-l3th day-April 18Th. 1881.
Mary K. Wood
Vs..
Alonzo Snedager.
TNO the said defendant, Alonzo Suedager: You
1 are hereby notified that said platntin has
commenced q suit against you in said court
by petition and utt.chment. J the object and
general nature Of which, is 10 obtain q judgment
asltnst you Tor tile amount due upon i prOmis-
sorry nOie. executed by ysu- To- said plaintiff Tor
the aupl of three hundred and seventy fl yedoiisrs
|($31oJ. dated Aullviile. Mo-, April lUlh, 1875,
nue 8 months after date Gnd be astng ten per cent.
componnd interest from dale. $50.
And You IRE further notified that your prop
erty has bfeni attached, and unless you
appear ut the next term of said court. 10 be be-
gun and held at the courthouse. in the city OF
Lexington. in said county, on the .7th day OF
August. next. and On or, before the 9Th day Of aaid
term. IL the term shall so long continue, audsil
moi. then before the end of the.e erm, and an
sWer SAID petition. the same Will he taken "a
And it is further ordered, that q seepy hereof
be published in the Lexington Weekly IhteIll-
sencer. anewspaper published In said county -
Lafayette for four weeks suooessively, the last
insertion to be at least four weeks before the
commencement OF the next term OF this court,
A true copy.. Attest. sGaH
FRANK TRIGG. Clerk.
HKu ~ XII rrDu Eh -
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Large herds of cattle are arriving at
Dodge City Kansas, and it is estimated
that within q space of sixty miles there
are IS 900 head.
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LAfAfETTE COUNTY.
May 10. 1859. sfT =
Tbe state Of Missouri " the relation. \ aEt u
/ and to the use OF Geo. NJ. Mount .. > p
joy collector Ofthe revenue OF La
fayette county in the state of Mis- Petition.
: souri,. plaintiff. ~
Michael Walsh. defendant.
ITO the said Michael Walsh: You are hereby
IL notified that said plaintiff has commencel
a SUIT against yon IN said court by petition, the
object and general nature of which II tot shtsiu
on the following described real estate, situateih
the county of Lafayette, and state Of Missoari,
to- Wit: Upon lot four (4)v In block thirty. Two
(a2), In the drst addition 10 the city or LexiBg-
ton ;tax for the year 1880, ssii real estate Uelng
delinquent for the year 1880, and that saii
Interest and costs, amount in the Aggregate 70
the sum Of seven and sixty.0ne oueshundreths
dollars l$7 ~6l-lO0). and that the same may be
declared o lien on said real estate, snd that TIN
same may De sOid or go much thereof ~ may be
necessary TO satisfy the Judgment rendered
herein. with interest, fees, penalties, c0mnisl
ATOMS and costs. a--
And You are further notified that pnless You
appear ut the next term or said oeast,
TO be begun and held at the courthouse, In the
day Of August next, and on or before the 8th
day of said tenn. III the term shall 10 Ions com
Time. and II not. thea before the end or the
term: and answer said petition, the came will
published in the Lexington Weekly Intellisen-
Ger, q newspaper pubiished In said county of
Lafayette, for four weeks successfully, the last
insertion to be At least four weeks before the
commencement of the next term Of this court.
i Il sras copy. Attest IN " rp,oo
JhO, s. BLACK well. atfornev for nlnirti6
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Our Agents.
ne receipts Of the following persons will be
From the Chicago Tribune.l

49, - < aErEFEsE@. q
els it not beautiful, swe etheartp !"
As Lillian Mcclure spoke these words
she looked into Rupert Hetherington's
face with her starry eyes, and. as the
light of holy love shot forth from within
their dusky depths, he fell. instinctivelY
Sn4 = was ggeins tgshold hi@ uPstor
g &SSlics4sfsas. But cohqussine he
sombre refections that this CHASTITY
thought called up, the young man
placed his arnsaronndL ilfan''s waist ! 4
prevent her red sash from being sun
struck, and waited in the tense agony Of
q horrible suspicion for her to speak
again.
as.H 1ouspot shtpkIt tsaoIely,' spss
:.What ?" asked Rupert, with an un-
gracious Owl. Club expression on the
perfect features OF his West-Side lace.
Piled Si rs ~ fsfi l'ss saueyi ass6utson
smile playing lightly around her lips as
if afraid il might fall in. sThe twitter-
"a ihes Of The birds, those silver-throated
harbingers of summer, is to be heard on
every branch and bongh. The air Is
laden With the delicate perfume OF lilac
and apple blossoms. while the dew
kissed leaves of yon sturdy maple re-
feessa little of the crimson and gold Of
the rishhs sun. Spring has been a SD
isy ofsssd and blossom, s1iss
9 NanSs Sdf~Sapaptifnia" S
e eA c&pVf see.% replied Rupert.
"Yoq5taAar &o5 y lex me. Sdssrsst,
asten al kmsf teri arsas sbs. discosseds
Bdtie ihedr{RE sfhsg$us5aas of au-
tumn, Whom tfSSasss led cor4ha6ss ripe
IN the sheavss. and H6ffeavSS have felt
the blighting toueh Of thsssfrost kings
ICY breath.I am mof61isbls<o get there.
Mine, as you know, is a 1ensltive, Sed-
wick street nature that shrInks from con.
tact with a cold and cruel world. To
me the spring has nanght o fjoy. The
IssS; Cd e. !s sl5!s1xsI
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

D. - 49,. 1hANh THIGG, Clerk.
DyC -. DANIEL, u. q. june3t5
Graves d heWnlter. afforneva for niainfi6
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AP0Eff1UALA~ ASSESSMENTS.

scimitars of the MOOrs and Sar,
, 1882-03-25

On January "a, the skeleton OF wo-
man with child vas discovered at Penn
peii in a narrow street about twelve feet
above the level Of the ancient pavement.
1t is well known that the catastrophe OF
70 4. d. commenced with thick shower
of small pumice stones, by which the
streets of Pompeii were covered up to
the roofs OF the houses. Stones We're
succeeded by ashes, which became solid
owing to the action of successive showers
of boiling water, and these ashes now
form the top layer of the materials which
cover the ruins of Pompeii. Most of the
unhappy beings who remained IN the
houses after the eruption first reached the
town made their escape through the win
dows, but the greater part Of these fugl-
tiyes could have taken but few steps, and
must have been quickly suffOcated by the
poisonous fumes With one arm the wo-
man whose skeleton has now been found
was clasping the legs of the; child, whose
body shows contraction in the arms and
legs and general emsciation, which lead
us t. suppose that the child ,must have
been very i'll 1t was little boy about
10 years Of age. Doubtless the woman
was the mother of the child Some Jew
els found On the female skeleton indicate
person of condition; two bracelets OF
gold encircled the arm which held the
boy, and on the hand were two gold
rings, the one set with ali emerald on
which is engraved horn of plenty, and
the other with an amethyst bearing a
head of Mercury.
, 1882-03-25

A mass meeting Of Jewish citizens IN
Brooklyn WIS held At Temple Beth Flo
him, in Keep street, near Dssion
avenue, Brooklyn, E D., recently, under
the call of the Brooklyn Auxiliary Branch
of the Hebrew Emigrant Aid Society.
Moses May was Chairman.
Sigismund kaufman, Adolph l. San
ger, e1Judge NJ 6. Inaces, and M-
Thalmessinger told Of outrages committed
upon Jews in Russis, and urged the rais-
ing OF funds for the relief of those who
came to tins country. About 5000 OF
them had already arrived in this city
The society had aided these With means
to clothe and feed themselves, and to col
onize in different States They We're ag-
ricul.urisu, mechanics, and artisans, and
were well calculated to be useful citizens.
The exodus, it was aYerred, would con
tinue 30 long As the outrages in Russia
continued. L, would be safe to say that
at least 10000 would fee to the United
States within the next thirty DAYS Ii
was estimated that at least 500, 600 would
be required to aid the refugees coming TO
this country, and an appeal was made to
the various congregations, lodges, and be-
nevolent societies to come at once to the
aid Of the emigrsnt society with liberal
subscriptions
Resolutions OF sympathy containing 8
proffer Of the refugees were passed, and
over 5000 was subscribed at the meet
ing.
The subscription TO the Russian refu-
gee fund taken in New York on Sunday
were increased to S29,l15 after the list
vas made out for publication Winslow,
Lanier & Co. subscribed 81, 600, and H.
Hahlo & Co, S Bachman, Mills & Glib,
and S. S. Fisher $3.50 each Y. Suu
, 1882-03-25


NEw MAP-We have received copy OF
the Shippers and Emigr.nts' Guide Map 70
the PAeihc Northwest. Just issued by the
.. f. & N, n. P. and o. C. railroad COM
panie-. 1t is a most complete aud simple
Saide, containing the hames of all the prn-
ciple eities and villages IN Washington and
Oregon. and the counties in which they are
situated. This is simply another evidence
Of the efforts Of Mr.. Willard and his associ-
ates to do all in their power 10 aid N the de-
velopemen. Of the great northwest. The
map viii be found invaluable to shipper and
emigrants a. 4 guide and general source of
information concerning this country. Copies
can oe procured =. the otice of Mr.. John
Muir, superintendent Of traffic Of the o. R.
L n. Co. Portland, Oregon.
, 1882-03-25
TIE foundations on the Mississippi,

Dispatches give terrible account OF
the damage, ruin. and loss of life in the
lower Mississippi valley, during the re-
cent terrible inundations; the latest says
that the worst point on the whole river is
MilIken's Bend. There is an overflow
aud E counter overflow in that district
The water from the Mississippi are gov
ing over the levee and foods and back
water from the Yazoo are coming in from
behind. As consequence when these
two bodies meet a whirlpool is formed
which destroys everything in its. course.
The locality of the whirlpool is changing
constantly and every day it completes
destruction. A large yawl full Of negroes
was caught in i. the other day ard upset
and all the occupants drowned. The
whirlpool struck a church few days ago
in which several people with their stock
had taken refuge. The church Was in a
few minutes torn to pieces, planks broken
and carried away, the stock was drowned
and the people fioated around in the
water for some hours but were finally
rescued again after much trouble and
danger.
NIcKsBCRG, March 2l--The basin OF
the Sunfower river, 200 by 40 miles, and
embracing six navigsble streams, is en-.
tirely submerged. The population of the
basin is over 100, 900, and it is one of the
best cotton districts IN the south. Water
in parts Of the basin is encroaching upon
house-tops and people are escaping on
RATS At Gaines landing rations are
only given out when the boat is hailed or
when people are in actual need. SO far
there has been nowhere manifested dis
position 70 impose on the government IN
this mission of charity. Many planter
was found like Jameson on the Cold
Water. ''Don't put of a pound at my
place. can get my people through this.
They are safe upon the gin house, but
there's lots Of poor people above that will
starve to death unless help gets to them.
Its matter of pride with the large plant
ers to get alIng independently, and at the
same time TO care for their people as they
term negro tenants.
YAzoo CRY, March 2l-. Water at this
point is ninety-two feet above the 1867
mark, rising one inch in the last twelve
hours. II is likely to reach maximum
At midnight or tomorrow. Boats from
above report water at a stand and excite
ment subsiding, but each steamer brings
people and stock.
MEMPHIS, March 2l.-The river is sta
tionary at point IL inches below the
highest mark. 1t has rained steadily this
evening but il is thought that it viii not
affect the river.
, 1882-03-25

\ ToUCHING I>CIDENT.-One of those
touching incidents occurred at Washington
on the day OF the Garfield memorial services,
which wi! forever have place in its MEN,
Dry. \ little girl, disappointed in not get
thug into the cariial to hear the enlogy on
him whose history hal become familiar to
hcr little mlni, procured pretty bouquet
of flowers. and vending her way alone to
the depot Of the Baltimore ard Potomac
railroad, and into the fatal room where her
dear president was shot, placed her little Of
frring of love and affection on the shelf of
the tablet stone there erected TO Garfield 8
memory. She gazed at the marked spot on
the floor. and then at the tablet, and the
sweet and pearly drops OF innocen. child
hood fell from her youthful eyes, and in
childish tone and broken voice she exclaim-
en. Poor Mr. Garfield, and turning slow
" away, she disappeared unobserved save
by fortunate few who witnessed this most
touching evidence of childish innocence and
nrlceless love.
, 1882-03-25

II Is reported that seventy Apache
scouts IN New Mexico enlisted in the
army OF the United States, and who were
cn their way To San Carlos reservation To
De dlschsrged, went ON the war path on
the u'ia river few days ago, killed man
named Michael Cornell and committed
other depreda,ions, Serious Trouble is
anflciua.ed
, 1882-03-25

\ GENTLEMAN Ia Paris owns hand
some and valuable dog named Bismarck
He recently received note from the
German embassy inviting him to remove
the name from the dogs collar, and to
cease calling the animal by it, under pain
Of prosecution, upon the ground that the
patronymic belongs exclusively TO the
German Chancellor. and the Embassy
cannot allow il 10 be publicly applied to
a a.
, 1882-03-25

\ YoUNG friend of mine, says Mr. La
boucher, was dining with his father few
nights aso. 'Geyrse, said the fond par
ent when they next met, '.you took my
overcoat instead of your own, and re-
gret TO say found the pockets of yonr
overcost full of cigarettes and matches >
II discovered nv mistake, father, re-
Piled the son, directly | got outside.
for found the pockets of the coat | had
ON contained chocolate creams and three
pairs Of ladies' gloves
, 1882-03-25

A LADY was singing lately ar a charity
concert, and the andience insisted upon
hearing her song second time. Her
daughter, little child, WAS present, and
on being asked afterwards how her NAM
ma had snng, replied, Very badly, for
they made her do it all over again"
, 1882-03-25

A correspondent sends the following
riddle 70 the London Truth: My FIRST
tao syllaoles are wha; Gladstone lOyesiR
formE Ny three last are what he hates
(a-;oryA My whole, if pronounced sepa.
rs'ely, Is what he would ike 10 do Re-
form-atgryl. Ny whole pronounced prop
erly Is where he ought To be (Reforma
toryl
, 1882-03-25

ALL ABOUT IL.-WM hing.on Territory
the present and prospective future Of the
Upper Columbia country. embrace. all Of
Eastern Washington, Northern Idaho and
Eastern Oregon Send 25 cents stamps t,
STATESMAN Office. Walla Walls. ". T. d
, 1882-03-25
MAIN ST. opp. ODD FELLOWS TEMPlE
SumMoa5.
TERRITORY or WASHINGTON,

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY Of Waila Wa.a.
In Justice Court, before J. d. Lamar, Jcs-
tiee of the Peace.
To Charles Bradley. deie,daDt
You are hereby notified that Frank Bro,
Plaintiffs, has filed 4 complaint aCaIns, ycl,
in SAID Court which viii come On % bs heard
at my office in Walia Nalla City in slit cnua
ty and Territory on the 9th Jay ci Alni,
1882, at the hoIr of 10 o'clock 4. NJ, AID IN
less you appear aud then anjsthere answer,
the same will Re taken As confessed and the de,
mand of plaintiffs granted The object and
demand cf said complaint IL To recover fToH
You the sum Of eighty dollars gold coin, and
interest thereon from August l., ls,l. uAM
February -. lSS2, at on~ per cent Ier month,
and from February l., lsS2, al two IeE cent
per month upon promissoly note. You are
al>o hereby notified that your prgperty has
beea attached to satisfy said demand
Complaint filed March 9:h. lSS2.
Given under my hand this e-d day oil
March, 1882
I2-3 J. ID. LaMAN, Justice Of the Peace.
, 1882-03-25

AcoKpING to high authority, woman
shsu,d never wear whit in spring. 4
biting wind brings out the cold gray tints
hat lark even in the fairist ecmpiexions
and the sallouness that inevitably lies be-
hind the varmest tones # brunette
, 1882-03-25

OSE Of the theatrical managers OF san
Francisco has closed contract with os-
car Wide, the apostle Of ;esthe;icism and
sanaowers, TO visi, Caiifornis On lectur-
iny tour. The dates are not We, fixed,
but Wide is expected to start west soon.
, 1882-03-25

Or. PRosrkcrs.-Shouid the present iav-
orable outlook cnntinue 70. his heat yield
thrpushou. our valley, the D, X. & y. &c.
have not got cars and engines enough 70
transport If ont of the country. Tut that n
,our pipes and smoke II.
, 1882-03-25

EARNINGS or The n P.-The Northern
Pacific rAilruad- with 4 mileage es e.2 mile.
earned SO. 500 IL January. lSSe. again st
sll6, sos in January. issl, On q mileage of
10 miles.
, 1882-03-25
cRUTTENDEN & WINSTON
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
In Insolvency.

In Insolvency.
In the District Court Of VS. shingtOn IeITTtol..
and for the First Judicial District 'neigyi ne y
holding terms at Wal,a Walls city Ii "snS 9
Walla county in said Territory
A.. the matter Of Jamse II. Tuttle- insol'enI'
Notice Is hereby given that viii Sc, =
public auction TO the highest bidder 70. earh or
the 18th day of March A. D., lss2, At the Low
of IL O'Clock A NJ of said day at the aGetira
rooms IT LACY & Whitman, IN Naila "snI
city. W T., the following described pers:.
property Of the above named insoivent t-j "j
One wagon, one horse, one silver wa'eh AHN
one cayuse pony.
I'd JAMES B. THoyPsos,
Assignee of said Iasclvent DeD'''
WalIa Walla, W. T., Feb. "a. lSS2
, 1882-03-25
GEO. W. DELoNG,


Lieut.. l. S, Commanding Ex
P. 4. Surgeon Amber, Mr.. J. J. Col
Inns, W. F. Ninderman, II. Ericsson, 4.
Gartz, W. Lee, L. P. Noros, G. II. Boyd,
A Dressler, Ii. H. Roche. n. Jurson,
A H. Sam, Alexy.
Enclosure Arctic Expedition, Cape
Emma, Bennett Island-To p. A. Engi-
neer Geo. ". Melville. L. S. N.-Sir
We shall leave this island tomorrow.
steering our course lover ice or through
water, as the case may be) south, mag
netic. In event oil our embarking in our
boat at any time after the start, you are
hereby ordered to take command Of the
whale boat until such time as | relieve
you from duty or assign You to some
other. Every person under my command
at this time who may be embarked in that
boat at any time is und-r your charge and
subject to your orders, and you are TO use
sll care for the preservation Of the
boat. You viii under all circumstances
kept close 20 the boat in which | shall
embark, but if unfortunately We become
separated you will lake your best way
south until YOU MAKE the coast of Siberia
and folioS it along the westward as far as
Lena river. This r.yer is the destination
Of our party, and without delay You will
In case of separation. ascend the Lens
to Russian settlement, from which you
can communicate or be forwarded, with
your party, to some place of security and
easy access II the boat in which am
embarked be separated from the other
boats you will at once place yourself
under orders OF Lieut.. C. ". Chipp. and
so long as you may remain in his com.
pany obey such orders as he may give
you Very respectfully,
GEo. W DELoSG,
Lieut.. Z. S N, commanding Arctic
expedition.
The above Is true copy of my order.
, 1882-03-25
DR.. WOODS
LIVER REGULATOR,

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DysDepsia, Constipati0n, Chiiis and Fever.
Debility. Nervousness, Sick Headache. and
other ailments attributable 70 biliousness
Among It's ingredients are Mandrake. DsnJ4-
Iion- Buttsrnut, Black Rot, BosI,ane. Bitter
koot- CaEsaya, Sweet Flag. Indian Hernp.
Wahoo. Golden Seal, etc.
The ac.ile blended properties Of tfese ve.e-
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and general corrective Of the highe., class. and
eadeT IT with preventive value emitting Il 10
the frst rank as medicinal safeguard for for-
el,yIng the system against malariai aud other
nalasies which cause serious disturbance Of
the h'er II relaxes the bowels without grip
Ing, purihes the blood, arrests p.in and
spasIns IN the side or shoulder blade. purifies a
bilious breath and e5mpIetely relieves the
many indescribable symptoms which torment
sufferers from dyspepsia, LIVER complaint and
kidney troubles Ii also eifectuaiIy removes
those nervous symptoms felt when bile is im-
perfectly secreted or is misdirected.
Redington Co., San Francisco. wholesale
agents for The Pacific Coast.
Fer Sale EytryWkerr
, 1882-03-25

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH
C1Fo, . ConstitudnAAl Antidoxo for
9hs terrible Aalady, By Ab.orptios.
1As most xMportant Disc0very since
Vaee4Aa4aon. 0fhaP remsdisa may
1sksve Catazrh, tkis curss at any
staes bs6see Csas1nPtisn set. in.
, 1882-03-25

Lieut.. Z. S. N, commanding Arctic
expedition
The above is true copy of my orders,
GEO. Melville, P. A, Z. S. n.