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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-03-31
| DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

&70 A WEEK. $i2 a day at home easily made.
p'oCostly OUTFIT free. Address TRUE & Co..
Augusta, Maine. march 81 -iy
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DROTHONOTARY'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following &C.
counts have been filed In the PrOthonotarys Ofice
OF Columbia county. and will be presented 10 the
Court or Common Pleas OF said county, on the LIST
Monday OF May. A. d. 1852, and confirmed Gfler the
fourth day OF said term unless exceptions he filed
within that time
!. First and 1nal account OF John Gordner trus-
tee In the estate OF Thomas Stackhouse dece ased,
70 make sale OF land remaining unsold In hands OF
Michael StackhOuse.
. First and final account OF Jacob Terwilliger,
committee OF Maria Kressler, a lunatic late OF
Scott township. Columbia county, deceased.
WILLIAM KRICKBAUM,
Prothon0tary.
Bloomsbury, March rs, lsS2
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(ptiicura

Geo. W. Brown IS Marshall St., Providence,
IL cured by Cuticura Resolyent (olood purifer) and
Cuticura and Cuticura soap (the great skin cures)
OF ringworm humOr got at the barbers, which
spread all over his ears, neck ana face and for six
years resisted all Kinds OF treatment.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.


Columbia County, s. $.
Among the records and
proceedings ofthe Orphans Court OF said county,
II is,inter ALA, thus contained
Elizabeth Elmer NO. 80 Fieri Facias Feb
vs.. ruary Term, 1882
5. a. NJ. Hollowpeter, And now Feb. II. 1851, on
Admr OF NJ. q. Shoe motion OF Charles q.
maker decd ct al. BarBley y, attorney for plain
tlffs In the above stated execution. G. b. Jackson
ESQ.,, is appointed auditor TO distribute the money
In court arising out OF the sherlns sale VI the real
estate OF NJ. q. Shoemaker deceased, among parties
entitled thereto.
BY THE COURT
Certified from the records this 18th day OF Fcbru-
ary. A. d., 1882.
WM. KRICKBAUM,
eProthonotafy
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned audi.
tor appointed as shown by the foregoing certificate,
will meet the parties interested for the performance
OF his duties al the ofce OF Charles g. Barkley, al
torney at law, Bloomsbury, Pa, on Monday. April
gath, 1852, At O'Clock Ia the forenoon at which
time and place all persons are required to make
their claims tefore trc auditor or be debarrcd from
coming In upon the fund.
c. D.JACKSON, Au 1ito-
March 81, 3W
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lCITTICITRA

Clear head an voice, easy breathing sweet breath
perfect smell, taste and hearing no Cough no dis
tress. by using sanfords Radical Cure
Sneeze unt your head Is ready TO fly on. eyes and
nose running water throat parched and blood fever
be cured.
Win Hazel, American Pine, Canada Fir, Marlgold
anu Clover blossoms are what Sanford Radical Cure
Is made or One bottle Radical Cure, one box CataT-
Tor 81. Sold everywhere.
WEEKS POTTER, Boston.
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!. BAu1H & SONS.
PHILADELPHIA

| SIS IN X00per day at home Samples worth s.
w " Voofree. Address STIssoN q Co. Port
| land, Maine. march 81 Nv
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

march 81 -IM
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| lREAlMENI.
| The Cuticura ent consists OF the Internal
use OF the Cutieura Resoyent. the new blood puri-
fer and the external use OF Cuticura and Cuticura
| Soap, the great skin cures.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-16

F Eldridge, New Orleans; M T Jones, St
Louis; c II Calais, WV Bogel, Shreveport;
] c Mcdowell, Sa Sale; A l. Hodge, Kan
sas; M F. Groos, Palestine: F E Hoffman,,
New Braunfels; Raymond Mitchell, U S
Army; J 5 Crozier, Palestine; Chas Hagan,
Mexico; E A Campbell, Houston; E + Os-
good,' NJ Egan. LaGrange; J II Peay,
Pleasanton; W c Rockley, San Marcos; ] K
Perkins, f A Driver, st Louis; E P and Mrs
Ripley, Mrs l. w Murray, Chicago; Miss M
A Payson, Brooklyn; John Jos O'Rourke,
New York; H A McMeans, San Marcos.
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Arrivals ut the Central Hotel,

w II Sutton, Dallas; G Huelbert, J w
Showalter, p c Melrose, May Howard, La
redo; E S Iiamel, Frio; II Tulley, LAYER
MIA; J X Gilmer, Mt Airy; Fl Cooke, Waco;
Boyd, Parill, N Y; w J Stewart, Nueces
river; J F Ratchet, Sabinal; w S Bateman, J
IIones, d X Springfield, Tewett; w i
Scott, Harrison county; II Reade, Sidney;
& IL Harris, Houston; w Stevenson, Tex
arkana; F. 5 Lyme, San Marcos; ii w Alex
ander, Huntsvile E Canning, Boerne.
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MenHer Hotel Arrivals.

EN- Pease. Miss J M Pease, Austin; ] J K
Pease, Miss M w Pease, Wisconsin; W X
and Mrs Crandall, A Randle, St Louis; Mrs
+ L Bulls, Fort Supply; Allen and Mrs NC
Coy, Galveston; c and Mrs Nevill, DIR II
Nevill, South Bend; w Teuby, Dallas; B l.
Crouch, Pearsall; 5 M Drake, San Diego; G
Evans, N Y; JOS Reynolds, N o; Moses Fret
burg, ] G Rosen6eld, Galveston; ] M Middle
brook, Columbus; c Ralleseros, Mexico; Fl
Burns. Woodvile; A H HandIan, jr, St Louis;
II b Henry, Remgio; Sam II Jones, Miss
Kit Jones, Mrs f G Thompson, Houston; w
b Langley, Miss Georgia Kirkland, EtHa;
Mrs II Blish, Seymour; Miss Bette Ewing,
Indiana; b IIirchfeld, Cincinnati; G and Mrs
Stephens, Philadelphia; b w Mccullough,
Marshall; A Y Stephens, Dallas.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-16
A Runaway.

The police are advised that girl named
Sarah f. Cochran, aged ID years, has disap-
peared from home, but it is not quite clear
whether she has eloped or been abducted by
a man about town. The father, William
Cochran, has advised the county clerk not to
issue license for her marriage, and active
search is being made in view of her restora-
ton to her home and friends.
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The San Antonio Club opens tonight.

The San Antonio Club opens tonight.
The federal court adjourned this morning
SINE die.
General Vincent has our thanks for ga
copy of The official army register.
Major Penn, the great evangelist, will ar
rive in San Antonio to-day, and will preach in
the Baptist church tonight.
Mr.. Nehr was up again this morning for
the old offense, drunk again." and was fined
fifteen dollars.
Gus. Mauermann was married last night
to Ella Mitchell. Judge Shields performed
the ceremony, and there was good time for
all present.
-Messrs. Casey & Co., have opened
mamoth grocery store in the Alamo Literary
hall, and promise to do good business.
Judge Samuel Blatchford, of New York,
accepts the associate justiceship. This closes
this chapter of the administration troubles.
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District Court.

J. L. Millspaugh VS.. Bennett, Thornton &
Lockwood, suit for debit continued on the af-
tidavit of plaintiff.
Tally Burnett VS.. William Redus, change
of venue from Medina COUNTY; defendant has
leave to file third amended answer.
Jane E. Roberts ct al. vs.. Greasy VIM ct
al, trespass suit to try title and for damages;
defendant has leave to file first supplemental
ry answer.
L. c. Grothaus VS.. Geo. IIalamuda ct al,
trespass suit to try title and for damages; Mr..
c. L. Wurzbach was appointed guardian ad
litum for minors.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-16

Queries: Who are qualified to vote at the
election proclaimed on the LIST of next month?
Does it take a majority or a two-thirds vote
to carry the proposition in favor Of the bonds?
Can poll-tax payers vote at the election to
compromise the bond business, and if they
can't, can they be taxed to pay the compro-
mise
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I. a. g. N. X. X.

Received-Wagons, car; woodwork,
car; furniture, I car; lime, car; bacon,
car; merchandise, cars; lumber, 9 cars.
Shipped-Cement, car; grain, car; lum-
Der, cars; merchandise, ~, 900 pounds.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, March 10, I:3o p. m.-Cotton
steady; middling uplands e Il-I6d; mid
ding Orleans 6Zsd. Total sales, 1900 bales.
GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.
GALVESTON, March 10. Cotton-ieceiP pts
7oI bales.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-16

The City Printing.
1t is rumored that the EVENING LIGHT
Printing and Publishing Company were the
lowest bidders, and secured the award of the
city printing.
We will simply state we were invited off,
cially to bid upon the city printing and did
so, and if our bid is the lowest we are entitled
to it.
There may be an erroneous idea prevalent
about the city printing, that as consequence
the LIGHT must be the servant of the admin
stration; nothing of that sort pertains to the
matter. The LIGHT, as we'll as every other
taxpayer, helps to pay this expense of city
printing, and it is not bill that the aldermen
or CHS HONOR" e::mayor, pay out of their
own pockets. If any of the city council i'm
agine that they are purchasing the favor of the
LIGHT by awarding us the printing, they must
dismiss it from their minds. IF they want an
organ let them patronize the Express or the
Times, and not offer their printing to the low
est and best bidder.
Personal.
Capt. B. l.. Crouch is at the Menger hotel.
Mr.. Thad. Smith is better. lie was at
tackled with vertigo yesterday, and not with a
fit, as reported.
E. P. and Mrs. Ripley, of Chicago, are at
Iord's hotel.
Mrs. NJ. A. Payson. OF Brooklyn, N. Y, is
a guest at IIord's hotel.
John Joseph O'Rourke, of New York, is
located at lIord's hotel.
Hugh Burns, the ex-coLtractor, is on visit
to the city.
DIR. H. Nevill, of South Bend, is at the
Menger. Mr.. and Mrs. Nevil are tr aveing
with him.
c. Balleseros, of the City of Mexico, has
arrived in the city having travelled via Vera
Cruz and Galveston. is visiting his daueh-
tiers, who are scholars at the Urseline con-
vent.
Mr.. Allen Mccoy, general freight agent on
the International railroad, has arrived at the
Menger hotel, accompanied by his wife, en-
route for Laredo.
Mrs. ]. l.. Bulls has arrived at the Menger
hotel from Fort Supply, Indian Territory. Her
husband, Lieut.. Bulls, is expected to-day.
Ex-G Governor Pease, of Austin, accompan-
led by his daughter, Miss J. M. .Pease, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. J. r. Pease and Miss w. NJ =.
Pease, Of Wisconsin, have arrived at the Men
ger.
Mrs. f. G. Thompson, wife of the assistant
superintendent of the Sunset railroad, is at the
Menger hotel. Mrs. J. III Blsh and Miss
Bette Ewing, of Seymour, Indian Territory,
accompany her.
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Grand Concert.

The opera club had its last and final re-
hearsal, and the grand concert will surely come
off on Tuesday next. All who wish the un-
precedented treat of grand operate chorusses,
should not fail to hear the concert. Reserved
seats at Hart & Browns.
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Arrivals at Vance Hotel.

F B Mclean, N Y; K Heaton, Fl Worth;
Owen Biglow, FL Paso; w w Brooks, Miss
Nellie Ross, Bremond; T c Greenwood, Lu-
ling; J J Mcdaniel, Stockdale; Jno X Foster,
Washington.
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The Late j ii. BOsshardt.


Died, of disease Of the heart, J. H. Boss
hardt. His remains were followed to their
last resting place by large and sorrowful
gathering of friends. The flag at Turner hall
draped banner, and the Beethoven club acted
as escort ofhonor. AT the grave the Lutheran
minister preached short but impressive SER
man from an appropriate bible text, while Mr..
Siemering, of the Freie Presse, made some
feeling remarks which were very pertinent to
the occasion, touching the metaphysical mys-
terry of the hereafter: the whole OF which
touched most beautifully upon the hidden
darkness of the probable life beyond. The
Beethoven club, Of which the deceased was
member, sang, "Ich Suche Dich," Il seek
thec) and the sublime stanzas of Goethe,
"Unter allen Wipteln list Kuh" (under all
boughs is resD the perfect harmony of
which added much to the impressiveness Of
the ceremony. The writer Of this knew the
deceased during the troubled times Of the la(e
unpleasantness, at Matamoras, Mexico, and
truer friend and kinder one in trouble never
existed. May he rest in peace.
Land League.
A large and influential meeting of the San
Antonio branch of the Land League was held
at Meyers hall on the evening of the 18th
inst. DIR. f. Bennett was unanimously elected
treasurer, vice the late, lamented James
Clavin.
After the usual routine business was dis
posed of, Mr.. T. F. Brady addressed the
meeting in a very eloquent and appropriate
speech, and was followed by Mr.. Warren, re-
Gently from Ireland, who exhorted all lovers
of justice to stand by the struggling tillers of
the soil; that the ruthless landlords were in
Strengthened circumstances through the bold
stand made by the people against the tyranni-
cal conduct of their oppressors.
The sum of $275, including $52 from the
Elm Creek branch, was transmitted to Mr.
Ford, editor of the Irish World. for the cause
of the much oppressed but noble sons of the
dear old land.
Recorders Court.
Mrs. Zizick, violating cattle ordinance fined
ST..
August Zizick, using insulting language; dis
missed.
E. Wehrhahn, violating cattle ordinance;
fined S.. 50.
Joseph Zizick, using insulting language;
fined SIS.
- Jennett, violating stock ordinance;
fined $2.5o.
49, Esser, violating stock ordinance; fined
So. 50.
c. Davis, maintaining 4 nuisance, fined S.
Jacob Rivero, drunk; fined S..
Carrie Wright, violating fire ordinance: fined
So.
- Nehr, drunk; fined SIS.
F. c. Smith, drunk; fined SIS.
Birdie Martin, drunk; fined $4,000
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-16

MIR. Bryan Callaghan has opened his law
office in the Wagner building on the corner OF
Houston and Soledad. loft
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-16

Why don't the city council call upon the
city attorney for an opinion in regard to the
power of the city 10 issue bonds for street i'm
provements
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10 Cents a Week


Mrs. Zizick was charged this morning in
the recorders court, with allowing her COW at
large, and August and Joseph Ziiick, her
sons, with using insulting language. The de-
Tense set up was that the COW was being driven
home at the time of the arrest, and was then
in charge of Mrs. Zizick, but this was contro-
verted, and the recorder fined Mrs. Zzick ST..
Joseph Izick was fined SIS, and August Zizick
was dismissed.
THERE'S rumor in the city that Charley
Smith, who killed Riley, in Laredo saloon,
is dead. Recorder Anderson, his counsel,
has no knowledge of the death, and there is
good reason to believe that the rumor is I'M
founded.
, 1882-03-25
Summons.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, c.
COUNTY oE WAILA WALIA. -

TERRITORY OF WAsHISGToS, lsS
COUNTY or WALLA WALLA. Do
IN Tie District Court OF the Territory of Wash
iagtoH and for the First Judicial Dis,ricl
nereof, Holding Terms at WdiiG Wdllc,
WGlid WdIG County, az sad Tsrritoru-
Nancy Z. Washburn. Plaintiff, VS.. Gardner
r. Washburn, Defendant.
TIME UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
To Gardner r. Washburn, defen,la
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against You by Nancy Z.
lWashburn, Plaintiff, in the District
Court of the Territory of Washington
:, and for the First Judicial District thereof,
|holding terms at Walla Walla, Walla Wslla
County, in said Territory, to answer the com
plant of plaintiff filed in Walla Walla coun-
ty, within twenty days after the service Of this
summons, exclusive Of the day Of service, If
served in said county. If not served in said
county but IN s..id district. in thirty days. If
served in any other judicial district in the ter
ritory, in forty days. II served by publica-
ton, within sixty days after the date OF this
summons, or the said plaintiffs will take judg-
ment against you by default, according to the
prayer Of said complaint. Said action Is brought
- obtain a decree of said court dissolving the
bonds Of matrimony now existing between
plaintiff and defendant on the ground OF cruel
and inhuman treatment of plaintiff by defend
ant and neglect AMI failure to make suitable
provisions tor the support Of plaintiff.
Witness the Hon. ). c. WNGARD,
Associate Justice of the Supreme
%%%% Court Of Washington Territory,
Slc,.zS AID Judge of said Court, and the
seal thereof affixed, this 10th day
Of February, 1881.
4. REEVES AlRES,
Clerk.
CAToN & CKowLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys S7w
, 1882-03-25
Summons.

TERRITORY OF WAsaISGToy, GO
'oUNIY Or WXLLA WALLs. So
IN the Distract G0lir1 o. :ie T.r-itOry Of Wdsh-
illgt0H and fcr the First Judicial District
Thereof, HoIiiRg Terms at Waiia VALID,
Waiia VaRd County, al sad Territory
William O'Donnel, Plaintiff, Vs. Marcus Op-
Penheimer, Joseph Oppenheimer and Samp-
soR OPpenheimer, Defendants
V1RE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
L TO Marcus Oppenheimer, Joseph Open
heiner and Sampson Oppenheiner, De-
PENDANTS: You are hereby required To appear
in an action brought against you by
William ODonnel! Plaintiffs, in the
District Court Of the Territory Of
Washington ard for the Firs. Judicial
District thereof, holding terms at Walla WalIa,
Walk Walla County, in said Territory, 10 an
sWer the complaint OF Plaintiffs filed in Walla
Walla County within twenty days after the
service Of this summons, exclusive OF the day
Of service, if served in said County. II not
served in said County but in said District.
in thirty days. II served in any other Ju-
dicial District in the Territory, In forty days.
If served by publication within sixty DAYS af-
ter the date of this summons, or the said
Plaintiffs viii take judgment against you by
default, according 20 the prayer Of the COM
plaint- Said action Is brought by plain
tiff to recover from Defendants the sum Of
SSJ03l balance due TO plaintiff on account
for goods, wares and merchandise sold and
delivered 70 defendants, and for the costs Of
this acton
Witness the Hon S. C. WISGARp,
Associate Justice Of the Su-
xunu prsme Cour. of Washington
ssEML Territory, and Judge Of said
Court, and the seal thereof af
fixed this. 9th day of March,
A. d 1sS2.
A REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
B. l. l. ]. l. SExRrsIRIS, Plaintiffs Attnr-
HeyA lo-U
, 1882-03-25
READ, THINK AND BELIEVE.
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and balances into the shade. They weigh ac-
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These scales are 50 small and portable that
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and occupies more space than a small
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land
, 1882-03-25

A THRIVING TOwN.-Frank W. Parker,
the we'll known telegraph and railroad man,
and genial representative of the thriving
young town of Sprague, called at oar office
on Saturday evening and gave us some in
terestIng news concerning that lively place.
Sprague has advantages which Will enable 1t
to become place OF unusual importance in
the upper country, and it already Possesses
life and activity possessed by no other town
in that section. The machine shops OF the
y. ?. railroad alone are sufficient TO make it
first class town. These machine shops are
of much more Importance than is generally
supposed, and are more extensive than the
machine shops 1T Sacramento What the
citizens OF Sprasue want most Just at presen,
is a newspaper, and the wonder IS tina. cne
has not been started there ere this The
citizens should see to it that they lend then
assistance in that direction 10 a nan who Is
worthy of the object, and lot to tramp
who knows nothing about running 4 news
paper, as has been the case in several up,
country towns. THIS thing of starting q
newspaper for every fellow who iu,agines
himself journalist, is making farce of {
noble profession. The right man can find ar
excellent field for a newspaper at Sprague
and will meet with reasonable encourage
ment from il citizens
, 1882-03-25

ody and cause NUMEROUS dlseeses thAt baf1ieb
ordinary medical treatment Ii allowed To
continue, the unnaturei loss affects the vital
organs, which causes destroying diseases
Consumption, diabetes, Brlshs's disease. iaun-
dice. insanity. etc Exeesses, nor use, abuse.
inherited weakness. malnutrition, SPINAL and
cerebral complaints bring on the shove fatal
diseases. Debility and seminal weakness OBJ
struct the important and necessary acts of life
and their enjoyments. Cures guaranteed.
Diseases Of the genito- urinary organs, kidneys,
liver and bladder specially. The MANY COM
plants and di.elses Of women speedily cured
Consultation at oiiCe or by letter, free and con
fGeutisl. Trial bottle of either free of
charge Call or address DIR. Liebig & Co,
No 400 Geary street, corner Mason, San Fran
cisco Cal. Private entrance 405 Mason street.
, 1882-03-25
Notice for Distribution.
TEgRlToRy OF WAsHrSGToS, loo
County of Walla Walla. '''

County of Waila W ala I
: Nv PROB4T'E-Ia the Matter Of the Estate o.
EDMCND CIRTWRIGHT, deceased.
HITATION On reading and filing the
- petition Of JOHN CARTWRIGHT. al.
mini>trator of the estate of EDMUND CART
WRIGHT, deceased, setting forth that he h Is
flied his final account as sach administrator in
the matter OF said estate, and that the same
has been duly audited, allowed and confirmed,
and that 4 portion If said estate remains 10 be
divided among the heirs Of said deceased, and
praying am"n- other things for an order Of dis
tributi nf the residue IT said estate among
the persons thereunto entitled.
1t is ordered that AL persons interested in
the estate of the said EDMUND CART
WRIG HI, deceased, be and appear before the
Probate Court Of said county of Walla Walla,
on MONDAY. the 22d day Of May, A. D.,
1882, at the hour of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, of said
iav, then and there to show cause WHY an
ORDER Of distribution should not be made Of tie
Residue "f s,ii estate among the heirs of the
said EDMUND CARTWRIGHT. deceaeed,
accnr ling to law
IL Is ordered further, that service Of this
citation be made on all persons interested in
said estate, by publication of this order in the
Na!la Nalia STATESMAN, weekly wspaper
printed and published in the city and comfy
Of Nalla Walla, Washington Territory, for
thirteen successive weeks prior to said I'D day
nf Nav, lsS2- Dated Waila Walla, w. T.,
feh. Is, lSo2. L. GUICHARD,
VI 49, Judge and Clerk Of said Court.