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TELEGRAPHLC NEWS.
Political.

Marshalltown, Iowa, 16. = The
platform favors reform in the civil
service and denounces extortion
of money from Office holders
to corrupt and control elections
denounces the extravaganza of the
republican party and demands a re-
ductiOn of taxes declares the exist
ing protective tariff an outrageous
scheme of plumber and a
violation of democratic princi-
pies of right and Justice; tenders
the sympathy Of the democratic
party to the oppressed of all nations
Ireland especially. i / her present
struggle to attain her freedom. The
following was unanimously adopted.
Whereas, Our chairman, Hon. J..
z. Irish, is about to leave the state
for California;
ReSoLoed. That the democracy of
Iowa will always remember the
valuable service Of John P Irish.
and wherever he goes theresits best
wishes attend him.
The other resolutions referred to
state matters.
Adjourned.
Whitehall, Ill, 16.-The republi-
cans of the Twelfth District ad-
journed without making a nominal
ton for Congress, and will join the
greenbackerS in supporting General
Singleton, of Quincy, independent
candidate.
Barabas, Wis. 16.-The prohibi-
tiOnists of the Seventh COMPRESSION
al District, nominated Major B. f.
Parker.
Lynchburg, Va, 16.-The repub-
lican readjusters of the Eight Dis
trict nominated for Congress j.
Henely Ryan.
Atlanta, Ca, LEI. Hammond
was renOminated for Congress by
the democrats of the Fifth Dis Srict.
StauntOn, Virginia, 16.-COalitiOn
convention of the Seventh District
renominated Joseph n. Paul for
Congress,
Columbus, S. c., 1.-THE dem
Ocrats of the Fifth District nomin-
ated J. j. Remphill for Congress.
The democrats of che Fourth Dis
trict nominated E. Evans for Con-
gress.
St. Louis, No, 16.-Greenbackers
of the Second Missouri District
nominated Colonel William FOyle
and the GreenbackerS o. theTwelfth
District nominated Gage 5. Spring
for Congress. Other greenback
nominations thus far made are G.
ID. Jackson, in The Tenth District
Ira S. Hazeltine re-nominated in the
Thirteenth District; Sol G. Kitchen,
in the Fourteenth District.
New Orleans, 16.-General A. j.
Heron was nominated for Congress
in the south district.
Litchfeld, Ill, 16.-The republic.
ans of the Seventeenth District
nominated w. II. Barlow for Con.
gress.
Commercials Stanford, KY, spe
ciaI says: The republicans of the
Eight District, to-day nominal &c
VIM, 0. Bradley for Congress.
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The HanlOnS.

This evening the noted HanIon
Brothers appear at the Theatre in
their farce-pantomime, lie Voyage
en- Suisse" For several days past
the scenery and other necessary
adJuncts to the production of this
piece have been arranged, and every
Ghlng is now in readiness. There is
little doubt as to the success of the
piece, as its reputation is enough to
Justify all in attending. We make
concluding extract regarding it:
The Hanlon-L'es Brothers at the Park
Theatre are drawing such crowded houses
that they will probably remain there
curing the season. Any one who remem-
bers the Ravel Family, and can recall
the fensrKaOle performances of Gabriel
ana antoine and jerome, and the rest of
the troupe VIII realize what 9 compli-
ment pay the HanlOn-Lees when I say
they are worthy successors Of the Rsvels.
Ihere are hVe brothers in the company
now at the Park-William, Frederick,
Ed ward, George and Alfred. Their
original name was Hanlon. but thew were
trained and brought out by 8 Mr.. Lees.
and ADDED his name to their own. Thew
appeared in this country sume years 400
as scrobsts, and since that time have de-
veloped The astonishing facility and per.
lection in their peculiar line that have
given them such European reputation.
In LIE Voyage co Suisse" two of the
brothers take the part of servants, and II
is in the facial orollery they exhibit, and
in the ease With which they perform the
most difficult of their amusing ieats. that
they resem bic the Rsvels. The play is a
series OF surprises from the beginning to
the end, and is as diverLinR as it is sur
prising.
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$500 Reward

We VII pay the above reward Tor
any case Of Liver Com pIaint, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation or COstiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
LIVER Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never falI TO
give satisfaction. Sugar! Gated.
Large boxes, containing 80 Pllls, %
cents. For sale by all Druggists
Beware Of coUnteTfeits and lmlta,
lions. The genuine manufactures
only By JOIN c. WEST g Coz Inc
Pill Makers, Isl and 163 W.MaGlson
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent By mail prepaid on receipt OF q
8 cent stamps-e2. c. N. y DRUG
Store aver. S
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Army Order.

Washington, 16.-To insure that
none but those possessing a more
solderly spirit be attached TO so
fayorlte and distinguished an arm
OF the service as the light batteries,
an officer who has not served with
his regiment continuously Gnclud-
ing cumulative leaves for at least
the previous two years, viii not be
considered eligible for detail to the
light batteries, exception only to be
made by special order OF the secre-
taTy OF war, and where the circum-
stances attending the absence Of the
officer do not indicate desire to
avoid the performance Of ordinary
regimental and company duty.
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A Hard Case.

About 8 o'clock this morning
Nightwatchman Thos. Dobsop.
found a man laying on his beat. and
concluding he was a fit subject for
the jug, arrested him and turned
him over to the police. He
was examined, and it was discov-
cred that he had stolen the crane
from the door of the late :.
d. Farmers store, which has
been there ever since Mr.. Far
mer's body was lost. The dirty
whelp was cheeky and refused TO
go, but a few "persuasions" from the
officers cOaxed him along. He is
undoubtedly a thorough vag. and
should be given a good dose. The
Grape was replaced on the door.
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Frixh,ru, Ipjury Accidents

Kansas City, 16.-Mrs. West wa:
gored by an unruIy cow here to-day
The horn entered one side of hel
face, passed through, and literally
tore her face off. Mrs. West will.
die.
Martin Boulder, farmer, was
killed, and two young sons injured
by runaway team to-day.
Newburg, n. j., 16.-Frank l.
Davitt and Thomas Foley were
killed, and John Carmody, con-
tractor. severely injured by a con.
structiOn train on the West Shore
road.
Fredericksburg, Va, ia fire
man was killed and two laborers
severely hurt by the explosion of a
boiler in Clark s. Brothers mill
rear ParEers.
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B0ILERSsREPATRE6,

Ind Satisfaction GuGTGnteed.
We can mske any kind Of Boilers
cheaper snd warrant them, than they
can be laid down from eastern manufsc-
turers. Our Work and Prices speak O,
su0u3elves. s27
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Three Racket.

Dublin, 16.-During the progress
of festivities on Tuesday evening,
warden Of Kilmainham Jail, while
patrOlling his round, saw three
rockets fired from a distant wing Of
the prison. He believed they came
from the cell occupied by Garry,
who was arrested for connection
with the Seville place murders.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
August Is, 1882.

August Is, 1882
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
w E Dressed. Rancho; D N Swan,
Bingham; r B Goclet, VI obile, Ala; D
% Corg, Chicsgo; S D Conner. Rawlins;
j W Williams, Bingham; E Bichell,
Trucker, Col; K @ Kirk woed, Provo; 6
w Crow, FAX City; " " Grifi hs,
%rizohs: a q Bemis and wifi; Mrs E
Bemis. Il o Reno, wife and son.
Cliff HOUSE.
Mi Davers, F Adkins. . s A; J D
Slaughter and family, Arizona; @ W
Roberts, Omshs; N G Brew. San Fran
cisco; John Fsrleton, California; E NJ
Allison, CoalVille; VIM Mohana, Frisco:
VIM P Rowe. Alta; A Brown, Garfield
Landing; j n Krsfmsn, b W Walker,
Park City; Frank Shelly, MsrysVille,
Cal; W q Ray, Park City.
VALLEY HOUSE.
W A Jensen. Oak City; @ a Harper.
Big Cotton wood; Mrs A Her6er and
children, Frisco; Mrs Fl ii Smith, Cg-
den; r G Moseley. D 2 Rhusie. Ho.
Springs, Ark; Z Black hsrt, 7 D Gar
vim, 4 } Ryon, Col; E Erickson,
Mrs 81 Olson, Logan; @ D Noyes,
RestTica, Neb; r Jones, Frisco; G A n
hyde and wifi, Williams, G Coach,
Tihtic.
WALKER HOUSE.
j Taylor, LonOrs, Eng; j NJ Moore,
n Y; y I Sisson, Chicago; L Sieben-
hauer, San Frsnciscn; V 6 Sammes, St
Louis; K L TOelitz San Francisco; J r
Stone, Boea, Col; III T Nude, London,
Eng; Jno E Sttaubrsker and wife, 81
Chsrlef, No; Mrs .Ino w Robinson, ST
Louis; Geo G Reckwith, Ogden: VIM
Lauktree, III N r; 6 E Griswold, Obi
CATO; AID Kuhn. ogden; S Strsussburger,
Ism francisco; a Il Ogden, st Louis;
D Cooper. mahs; E Good wider, Rock
70 n; j j K-man, Mr. and Mrs A X
Sloan, New YOrK; Howard Miller, E
Thornberg; E r Workman, Grseviile,
Miss; W L AnthonO, New York.
WHITE HOUSE.
VIM Smith, CorinDe: l A Brim
Ophier; w A Thurman, Cottonwood; a
T Green, g Nj Green, Pleasant VALLEY;
T q Williams, Dubuque; D r Crawford
o s Chase, Chicago @ T Greenleai
Pitts burg: a T FAirbank, London; @ "
Snow, Quebec; Little, T K Knox
Milwaukee,; T Kelly. Stockton; A Lod
dees and wife, Bingham; G Retiich
Alta; Struburks, j L Xoung, Tintic
ID Foley. Bingham.
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NOTICE TO CREDITOEs.

Estste Of Albert B. Darlington, deceased:
Notice IS hereby given by the undersigned
administrator OF the estate OF Albert r. Car
rington, deceased, TO the creditors Of. ana ali
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, 20 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the frst
publication of this notice, to the said ZebuIon
Jacobs, Of Salt Lake City, in the county OF
Salt Lake. Dated at Salt Lake City, July IL,
1882
ZBBULOE JACOBS
Administrator OF the estate = Llre-t 3.
Darlington, deceased. EI5
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1882.
Harper's Magazine.
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IN THE 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 H. 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 1t appearing to the court that the said
account and petition for the final settlement
aud distribution of the said estate Is duly YER
| flied by the oath Of said administrator, 1t 10
ordered that Monday, the twenty.third day
Of January, A. ID. 1852, being day ola rcgu-
lar term Of this court, to-wit. OF the January
term. A. ID. 1882, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, be
and the same Is hereby appointed for the
hearing and settlement Of said account and
for the distribution Of the residue Of the said
estate.
And II 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 places In the
county OF Clarke; and that further notice OF
such settlement and distribution be given by
the publication of a copy Of this order for
four successive weeks In the Vancouver IN
DEPENDENT, q weekly newspaper published
| in said county OF Clarke.
WILLIAM RANCK, Judge.
Territory Of Washington, la
County OF Clarke. 90
/, William Ranck, Judge and ex.oflicio
Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Clarke county.
Washington Territory. do hereby certify the
foregoing to be full. true and correct copy
Of the order in tho matter Of the final settle
ment and distribution Of the estate OF Charles
Spsnn. deceased, made aud entered on record
on Me 18th day OF November, a. ID. 1881.
han md he. nj afs atA ent ri
this tenth day OF Dec inber.
t-' WILLIAM RANCK,
l5dec6l Judge and Elk oflcio Clerk.
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The superintendent Of the census
has formulated plan for the reappor-
tionment of the country into congress
sional districts, on basis of one rep
resentative to 169,0S0 inhabitants.
This plan would leave the member
ship of the House of Representatives
293, as at present. Secretary Kirk
wood will submit the plan to congress.
On this basis the following changes in
representation would ensue in the 4Sth
congress: Arkansas, California, Mis-
sissippi, Michigan, South Carolina and
West Virginia would gain one each;
Minnesota and Nebraska would gain
two each; Alabama, Illinois, Maine,
Maryland, New Hampshire, Tennessee
Ohio and Vermont would lose one
each, Pennsylvania two and New
York three. The other states would
show no change.
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Poor Mans C0untry.

g. E. Cankin, a well known Com
stocker, writing from Oregon, of that
country and its prospects, says: al
do not wish to represent it as a land
flowing with milk and honey, but as
possessed of fairly good soil, a climate
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good land yet subject to presumption
and homestead entry, and affording a
good chance for those who are seeking
homes by steady industry and econ
omy. There are many villages grow
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those who desire that kind OF life.
There is a great demand for mechan-
les and laborers, and no man need re-
main idle for lack of chance to work,
and no one is struck as he passes
along the street here for -four bits to
get al square meal. "-Nevdda Paper.
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AS a result of the propagation of
salmon on the McCloud river, the in
dustry of salmon canning OH the Sac
ing with great rapidity. In 1878 the
canneries there put up 10000 cases;
in 1879, 1900, in 1880, 63, 495, and this
year 10000. The number of young
salmon Matched this year by artificial
means and turned into the Sacramento
and its tributaries was 2,270,000.
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Notice for Publication.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver. w. T.. Dec, z. 1881.

u. s. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, W. T.. Dec. Z, 1881. {
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
aud secure final entry thereof, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver at Vancouver, w. T., on Saturday,
January Tth, 1882, viz: Arthur w. Hidden,
Homestead Application No. 2999, for Lots 4,
), o. 10 and IL, of Sec. %. Township 2 north,
uf Range | east. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
Erwin L Dole. of Vancouver P. o., w. T.
Robert Davis
Edwin Tempess
Charles Lee,
sdec5l FRED W. Sparkling, Register.
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Notice 20 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 H. 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
H. Best, deceased.
December, 10. 1881 15dec5
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Groceries, Crockery, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes


Came into my enclosure several months
ago, one pale red COW with line back, eaF
marks, and young calf The ewper will
please come forward, pay charges, and take
fhem away. ~ - yA1G6.
49, Landing. De. "a leqG
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-OR THE
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Containing handsome and costly steel en-.
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Notice ~ Creditors.

Notice il hereby given by the undersigned
Administrative Of the estate Of William Col.
Inns, deceased, to the creditors Of and to all
persons having claims against the said de
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. 15-5
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ee 4. e1A per day at home Samples worth IS tres
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