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, 1869-11-06

Nsw BAcoS.-Bacon Of this years
curing is already coming into market.
The high price this article has CON-
nauded for the past month-twenty
cents per lb., at whelesale.-has induc>
ed ssme of our farmers to hurry up the
bntcheriug. season and be in time with
their new bacon to get the benefit
of the high prices. Those that eau wait
until this time next year will be just as
fortunate, with the exception, perhaps
that their bacon will lose something in
weigh; from keeping for we are inform
ed that there are a less number of hogs
in the valley for bu,cheriug this fall
than there has been at any time during
the past three years. Driving large
numbers of hogs out of the valley this
year towards Boise Kootenai and Black
foot. has caused the scarcity here. -----
, 1869-11-06
FALL RAcEs..For future reference we

give below summary of the late races:
First Day-Purse of $50 for two-year
olds; single dash, Brisbow's f, Wal
la Walla Baby, Rexford's b b White
Stocking, Ireland's WhalebOne. Won
bv Walla Walla Baby-time, 2:25.
Purse of $25 for saddle horses; single
dash. Z, S. Grant, French Fiilie, lre>
lands g h Silver Tail, Boyle's Jon
ney, McComas's Buck. Won by
Silver tail-time, l:56l
Second D0y-Purse Of $50 for three
year olds; mile and repeat. Steele's
9 4 Wilkes, CARROTS s fZepbyr, Hjbbs'
of Flora Temple. Won by Zephyr
time, 1925.
Third Day-Purse of 500 free for all
mile heats. CARROTS Humming
bird, Bomar's S Jerry, Bunkers b b
Swindling Dick. Won By Jerry-time,
l;55.
Fourth DGy-Purse of sac for three
year olds; mile and repeat. Glasford's
George, Boyle's Pilot, Richards Bel
mont. Won by Belmont-time, 81, 20.
Fyla Day--Purse of 500, free for
all; two miles and repeat. Garrett 5
Zephyr, Wooton'ss $ Young Dasher,
hor;y's Silver Tail. Won by Young
esher-time, 2;3, 2:7
, 1869-11-06

SHOCKING ACCIDENT -Ou Friday last
a little son of Mr.. Richardson, about
three years old, who lives on the Upper
Tohchet, fell into vat of boiling
water and was so badly scalded that be
died on the following day. The vat
was used for scalding wheat for feeding
purposes. All the little fellows body,
excepting his head, was literally cooked
before he eo4iF1 be taken out.
, 1869-11-06

ALL BUsY.-There is NOT carpenter
IN the city or vicinity but is constantly
employed il building or repairing, with
a prospect Of work vet formopths ahead
The planning mills ere kept Mt work dav
Nn3 night in furnishing dressed lumber,
sash, doors, etc. for the various build>
ing Improvements going on both in town
and country.
, 1869-11-06
Desirable Property for sale.

HNItUE UESI x Able PTtUFEhI1 At the
4 corner ofThird and Alder streets, front
ing on Third street, and immediately OPP
posite The Court House, Is offered for sale
The building ol the corner will at all times
command good rents for the purpose of
Offices, and the adjoining building IS always
ufelnsnd as a genteel private residence, :,
This property viii always bring a large re-
turn upon money invested, and with the
growth of the Town Iaust rapidly increase
in value. For further patticnlaFs apply to
f. NEIrER, Merchant Tailor,
se25-tf Main street.
, 1869-11-06

0UR readers are directed to the ad-
vertisement OF Jacobson Bros, success
sors to \. aud f. Brown. These geu>
tlemen have experience in their line of
business, aud knowing the wants Of
this community are prepared to sell at
figures that defy competition.
, 1869-11-06
SheriR.s sale.
Territory Of Washington,
Comfy of Walla Walla, 81

Territory of Washington,
Comfy of Walla Walla, 81
VIRTUE of three executors issued
ID out of the District Cont Of the + irst
Judicial District, W. T., and to me direeted
in favor of II. NJ. Hodges, NJ. A. Barber and
Colley brothers. aud agaidst G. G. Rich
ardsen and William Vandepark. { have lev
led upon Tie following described real estate
situated in the City ard County OF Walla
Wel!a, W. T., to wit: Lois No.2, and 3
in Block b. Therefore will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, for lawful
money Of the United States. on the premi-
ses, in waila Ws,ia City. W. T., on the 2ist
day Of November, 1869, between the hours
of 8 o'elock a. NJ. aud O'Clock P. N. of
said day, t.Ie above described property 10
satisfy said executions.
JAMES McAULIFF. Sheriff,
Walla Walla County.
Vida waila, Oct. %, 1859. oc23w4
, 1869-11-06

RECEIVED A CALL.-Mr. o. T. Porter,
who has for some time past been teach
ing the upper district school in this city
has been elected by the Di-ectors TO
take charge of the district school at
Waitsbur~, aud will enter upon the
duties of his new station in about ten
days.
, 1869-11-06
News from Washington

ALL PROOFS OF FIVE YEARS
n residence on Homesteads that have
been made without the claimants bav.
ing appeared before the proper Regis
,er aud Receiver, are void. Such claim
ants who dispose of any part of their
Homesteads will not be able TO make
the proof required by law.
Persons in Walla Walla county oc-
cupying or wishing title to any of the
land selected to make up for School
Lands Short in the sixteenth and thirty
sixth sections, will find it to their-sd
vantage to call on the undersigned
without DELAY. Il. PAKKEs.
, 1869-11-06

ANOTHER ACCIDENTAL son of Mr..
Loundagiu, of Coppei, aged ten years,
.eIi, on saturday last, ron, wHgoB-
loaded with rails, the wheels passing
over his body, causing internal injuries
from which it was supposed the boy
would not recover when our informant
feft,
, 1869-11-06

To THE FARMERS AND PGaLic IN GEN
ERAL.-Your attention is called to the
new and complete stock lately received
from San Francisco, consisting Of the
finest and best beaver and cashmere
business sGits, oyercoats, Gsricks,
French black beaver and doeskin pants,
and dress coats, a fine and COMPLETE
stock of Gents under garments and
cashmere over shirts. Our stock OF
boots are from the FIRST E4stern=and San
Francisco manufacturers. a full as
sortment OF blankets for family use.
O3r stock of Ladies' dress goods, con>
sists of the newest patterns and latest
European importations, together With a
full stock OF Ladies Misses, children's 5
and infants shoes. A full assortment
of groceries ard crnrk kary We call
the particular attention OF Farmers to
the fact that we are prepared to sell our
stock in exchange for their produce,
butter and eggs. Give US call before
you 60 elsewhere, and examine our
stock. WERrHxIMEa Bros.
AT Phillips Tinsmith Old Stand.
, 1869-11-06
NOTICE.

The undersigned having this day sold
their entire stock to Jacobson & Bro,
return thanks TO our former patrons for
their custom, and hope they will trans
fer the same to the new firm.
N. & Z. BRowS.
Walla walla, Nov. l, ls69. moves
, 1869-11-06

Cry WArcHxAS.--We are requested
to state that the city Council, at their
next meeting, Tuesday evening next.
intend to employ city vatchman aud
that parties desiring the situation can
leave their bids with Mr.. o. P, Lacy,
at or before that time
, 1869-11-06
HOT, COLD & SHOWER BATHS,
Walla Walla Meat Market.
R. ]. 'sTRINGER,

ID ESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES to his
III old customers and the p5blic generally
that he has Opeped a meat market on Main
street, OPPOSITE THE ORIENTAL H0-
TEL, whtre he will heneeforth be found,
ready 10 accommodate all who may give
him their custom with allthe BEST KINDS
)f NETS to be obtained IN this valley, and
vt market prices. K. J. STRINGER.
Walla Wsia, May 7, 1863. 2ltf
, 1869-11-06

NOTICE.-All persons knowing them
IN selves indebted TO me, by note or ac-
connt, are hereby notified 10 cali and pay the
same before the 18th Of November next, or
the same will he pot into the hands of an
officer for collection. | am compelled to
make this call upon my frienes, as my
health is very poor and desire 10 visi. nay
relatives in the East and South, and spend
the winter, afte, an sbsehce from them Of
thirteen years, hoping The trip may improve
my health, so that may retHrn in. the spring
with a fresh stock Of goods from the East,
DR.. L. @. KINNEY.
Walla Walla, Oct. Is, 1853.
, 1869-11-06

THE Board or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
has been in session during the week.
A full report of their proceedings will
be published next week
, 1869-11-06
10 II. H e L VI Z II II,
Manufacturer & Wholesale Dealer in
Papers Drawn.

A Ii who wish DEEDS, MORTGA-
II GES, Agreements, Homestead Pa
pers, Presumption Proof, and any other
Papers carefully drawn, Collections
made, &c, can have the same attended
to, at prices to suit the times.
, 1869-11-06

The Second Quarter of tuition at st.
yiucent's Academy will commence on
Monday next, the Sth inst.
, 1869-11-06

DoiyG WELL.-Notwithstending the
drouth Of the past season, which great>
ly cut short the crops, the farmers Of
the valley appear 20 he doing as well as
usual. Everythirg they nave for mar
ket commands high prices. Wheat is
selling at so cents; Oals and barley at
J cash, and ? cents trade; hay Sl4 to
$l1 per ton. Eggs and butter also com,
msnd high prices, with a steady de-
nand at 37} cents per dozen and pound;
Stock of all kinds is also in active de-
nsnd, at prices not below the figures
that have ruled for the past three years.
, 1869-11-06

ARREsf-On Saturday last Sheriff
McAuliff arrested a fugitive from JUS
tice, from Baker county, Oregon, named
Wm. Cocbrane lie was indicted by
the grand jary of that county for. re-
sis;ing the Deputy Sheriff in the exer-
else of his duty, put under bonds and
fed the State. He has the reputation
of being a hard nut, which fact was
demonstrated by his drawing derriu-
ger on Mac, bu: it didn't save him.
, 1869-11-06

GEoIGE PAuScEFoRr is giving read
ings from Dickens to crowded houses
in Waitsburg.
, 1869-11-06
CIDER MIL Ahn PRESS,

NoTiCE TO FRUIT GROWEES.-I am
IN now prepared with superior CIDER
MILL AND PRESS to make CIDER upon
short notice and at reasonable rates.
es- A stock of FRESH CIDER always on
band. Orders flied at short notice.
FRUIT of all varieties Tor sale at the low.
est market prices. JOHN HANCOCK,
Walla Waila River. on Walinla Road. s5-im
, 1869-11-06

LAND SAlss.-- Nessrs,, Jao5ls and
Green have sold their valuable farm
two and a half miles south ofihis city.
to Mr., Frank Shelton. Nr. s. has sold
his place, near the foot of the NOM.
IS:Ts, TO tue ?iessrs. S7Tvv.-C,r. atl't----'ll
move on<to his new farm. Ncssrs ia
cohs and Green will in short time
become residents of opr ciy.
, 1869-11-06
BIRTH.

On the lst inst, the wife OF HEYaY
Goss TORN, of a son.
, 1869-11-06
Premium Sash & Door Factory

II AYlNG RECEIVED THE PREMIUM
at the last County Fair on DOORS.
SASH. MOULDINGS and PLANNING, l
wish more specially 10 call the attention Of
the public generally, that am constantly
adaiuc on new machinery and am row pre.
pared to do any work in my line as low as
any one else in this place care not how
low they do It.
My work will be done as well as iC is done
in san Francisco or Portland. ] will keep
on hand al the following sizes:
SASHES-From sxlO to loxi6, Il lights /;
with and without glass. -OtheT sizes
made to order on Short Notice.
DO0isS-O; all sizes. two and four panels.
aiways on hand.
WINDOW BIN DS made to order.
! am also prepared to DO all Kinds Of
TURNING and CABINET WORK Broom.
Handles. Bedsteads. Fables, and Furniture
generally. DOOR Il WINDOW FRAMES
also made TO order. My
Planer, and Tonguer aid Grower
are some OF the best machines on the coast,
and will not fail to do good work.
have Patent Tooth Saw for saving
weather boarding, which will saw true aud
smooth. Also, an up aud down saw, fol
saving circles.
WAGON WORK will he done 4; lox rates.
l viii take in EXCHANGE for some OF my
work,
Grain, Lumber and Shingles.
! am now prepared to Take Contracts for
any kind of CARPESTEE WORK. Having
-s,''f; Of % ',s.t eVor,>'nen in'iy ofnpoy,
! hold myself ready az ali times 70 riye
BONDS for the performance Of any contract
| may take.
j. SWIFT. on the Upper Umat;ila. ore
gon, is my agent; those ia want OF SASH
and DOORS in that part Of tie country will
please apply to him.
.1E- Remember John DevelEs Premium
Sash and Door factory, Walla Walla.
lE-tf IDITN DnNETI
, 1869-11-06
Notice to Tax

yyyAX,PAYERS will take notice that the
TAX LIST for lS69 remains in my hands
only to the first of Nouenber, ai'ee "hich u
viii he turued over 10 the sheriff and costs
sddea. By paying now you viii save ten
percent. from being added TO your tax bills.
octslw2t A.KYGER, co. Treasurer.
, 1869-11-06

THE SUBSCRIBER has PACK TRAIN
of 40 MULES, which he offers for sale,
3O-r Apply to JAMES McAULIFF.
, 1869-11-06
WANTED !

A PARTNER with a cash capita $1,000
IA in we'll established paying business.
OF information apply atthis ofice. sstf
, 1869-11-06
w Waitsburg Store.
Great Reduction in Stationery.
NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES

NEW nuoK AND VARIETY sTOaE,
Directly opposite Tierney's Stable.
,T-on .Fts.l MKT TfIi.s'r.- - AYl E5'Eist-
L tionery, Magazines, NEWSPAPERS. School
Books, aud Il large assortment OF Merchan
disc, will he SOLD at - per cent. less than
than the usual price
YANKEE NOTIONS.
by the thousand, AT COST.
WI. ANDREWS, agent.
September Q. 1859 seq I'm
, 1869-11-06
Money Market.

San Francisco Legal Tender rates. .73l<
New York Gold Quotations ....... .lsl
, 1869-11-06

for Sales
Collection,
attended 10
al charges
, 1869-11-06

.ats for high
} learu the
uch, by calls
e. strictly
removal be-
, 1869-11-06

'oide5.
iw Library,
who cannot
arbitration
without the
.g great exN
.testants.
, 1869-11-06

PATENT
;fcuer anu
wn Broom
is valuable
, 1869-11-06

ing TO ths
Washing
cefnber lSt,
tention, as
iiy of the =
, 1869-11-06

The un-
a with Of
for appli-
purchase
Settlers
Ich lands,
III the res
e to loose
siaence or
fleet title.
land bnsis
be entitled
OF charge.
, 1869-11-06
T. X

invented in
'eace Jubilee
those who
with other
mess affairs
Quire of
ARKERs
, 1869-11-06

,FFICE for
Yakamai
the only oh
nd plats, is
(. You eau
.cessary io-
i and Pre-,
with legal
.ith General
use IUr sue
4 retlil pri-
otcrned for
Walla Val-
ALA Valley
ng 20 your =!
d, on appli-
, 1869-11-06

co | Will
Patent Ma
ts, without
, 1869-11-06
Notice TO Absent Defendant.

IsSne, district c0sr. Of tie F-st .,j4iicia.
DsstEie.
, 1869-11-06
Plant,

exhibition
countrJl
luce Com
.ite lusur.
, 1869-11-06

liar Proof
e United
itained Of
il PRICES,
llso GeD>
valuable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-25
SUPREME CoURT-CuAMBERs.

Before Mr.. Justice Ingrahdm.-Dut of
TrusteesIn re Estate OF Jas. Foster yrThis Ia an APP
pcation on the part OF Sarah d. Whitaker the bene
hciary under the will Of James Foster r In fund OF
10000 have the trustees Of the fund removed for mis-
conduct. Mr. Boguet and q DR.. Getty were the orig
nal trustees Of the fund.- and from tho testimony given
the reference II appears that MT Hoguet desiring 70
be relieved lie discharged the receipt OF the new
trustee purportng TO be for cash received In reality,
the fund turned 10 the new active trustee was
note for $4,000 OF John La Fargo and J.. r. Lahens,
s. 900 stock note Of Lahens and 200 mortgage with
a small balance Of cash for back interest The $1,000
mortgage was aerward turned by the trustee into
note secured By some coal stock and, after the com
mencement OF these proceedings back into second
mortgage on Long Island property. ,
Judge IngrahanI In his decision censures strongly DoI
trusees-Mr Genet for receptng for cash when he got
but inferior and doubtful securities and for converting
the one good security inferior one. and DR. Getty
for asserting permitting himself 10 remain IN
ignorance or IT, He directs their removal holds then
both responsible personally, and sends 70 referee 10
determine their respOnslbilty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DoNRSTIC MARKETS.


CINCINNATI Dec 2-Four dull and unchanged Wheat dn Red
81 Osa 81 70 for No and No Corn dull al IJ9l4c ior NsS
a 3d. with little demand these rates are nominal WHISKY ou
edgc Offer Cotton dull ana unehsngd Live hos, su
At 90 SO0sS So receipts 200 head Green Meats PEG AZ
BUYERS offer ic Bulb Meats nomina lac Tor SboaNes ~.
ic fr sides with du offered az ledIe Tor steam
and Kettle Pork offered $2s IS bid Exchange duh at ga
oUyLLE Dec sITobseco dulet sales - bids at IS GOA SO 20
for Common Leaf s3 Manufacturing Leaf Cotton quiet. se
"a baes Good Ordinary 22lc Wheat dull Amber H. Corr da
AZ sacked and sheed dull SOC Rye Doll At 500 5S
B,Ysy duh at 81 100 Provisions declining Mess Pork bed At
90d 20 so; BacoB-Sboulders ldl4sc; Clear Rib Sides 7td
60 C,Y Si,s I7gase Bulk Meat.-Shouders l2Gl2ic Clear
b sides l5ld Sides l5ld6c Lardierce loc sugar
cured Hams 2ta22c. Whisky dul Al sid9Sc
ALBASr y Dee 2t-There Is material milling demand ior
Wheat the bayerj sales LOO bush No
Michigan Rye dull aud freely offered At 81 Us i9r STATE.
MI.d Al Barley 10 good supply with some inquiry iof
Mailing avorng the buyers sales two CARLOADS
terms value with limited demand sales TO bus
State at sic, IN the elevator ..>.,,- t-. , o.o -.
,,nors $40 bae Flour quiet Super6ne IS C01, 96c Oats
s Al c Pork p 5O6SJ3 Lard 6m st lsl d2c Bulk Meats
quiet; Shoulders l3d3.c; sides l7dl7ie -, va. -,
MwIuKEK Dec 24Plour dull ard unchanged Woea nomn1L
Oa, 4Je Corn 76e Reoepis2ooo bush Wheat l 66S
Flour - :, 49, =, - =. al,
.sle. repored Ohio Corn 3c, track -Four
Barley soc in store Hghwne' weak and nomnaT
CHcIso Dec -EIctange sm 10 OF having prem
selling quiet holders hrner az - 500 % % sr spng
Wheat quiet Snd higher sales OF No At Bt NO 2h 'sG ID
IN. arm Tgd79 Corn quiet timer and higher
regular and fresh receipts o. No IN 'he
Hrhuiues firm and higher at hdgJe PorI srmer az eI "
an 5dsa seller Jsnsay; s2s 256s2 So seller ksbraAT Lard
Hs.SshBS doing held F higher firm and seadI
500 ~ Is for hight SO 9a$O - for h.AvJ VI @ sifs
w. ,oTob = 10 Tor choice Cattle stead andy quiet 80 - IS
good Cows; 80 81 80 for good TO choice
Co.. is 200 b1sb Oats 9OO hush Rye bush BAreY, 9oo
Hogs Shipmeuti-2,500 bbs. Flour, 1890 Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-25
SUPERIOR coURT-srEcrAL rRM

pai,;o>r Jmbroolio This case was agan before the
SUPERIOR Court Oh motion to punish for contempt par
ties who had interviewed; but as appearh that
mai ,omeSof Inc acts complained OF were under these
proceedings he refused to take any proceedings t hey
were made parties. -, n. NJ,
The AuTermann Case.-The Memphis oad IL iaso Raii-
membered was brought by the plaintiff against one OF
their assistant treasurers charging lim with having
taken $780, 200 Of their bonds 70 Europe procure nUn
iron or money to Company The defendant on his re-
turn was arrested held 10 bail in $1,000 Inc case
came m Yesterday on motion 20 discharge the delend'
ant on the grounds that the ahdavs showed tnat .he
oense N any was committed out OF theSate; that the
dayits aid not show that the oense WIS committed ~
ALI that they did show that both plantiand deieeaan
ere moi ctiIens OF this State and that rs the onense
ss one for which an arrest would nit lie IN jersey
interstate comfy was opposed To MT Aufeinanns arrest
and finally that the nonresident plaintiff had not neu
sacnrty az required by law and therefore was not emit
lied 20 an order for arrest The Court fserVed ls de-
cisiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-25
SUPREME coIJRT-CHAMBERs.

Before Mr. Justice barnard Probably NE last Of he
Merchants Express 90. Wdr-In re Recetce de-ln the
suit OF BlachfOrd agt Ross and Others known as Tue
great Express In which certain STOCKHOLDERS OF the
Merchants Express Company sought TO prevent con-
sodation OF the Merchants and the American Compa-
MES, the last day OF 1863 order was entered ap
pointing Geo. A Oszood Receiver Of the assessments
levied by the Merchants Express on It's stock
holders for the purpose OF consolidation. Inls
IS per SHARE and the outstanding spares
we're 10000 Nominaly the assessments reached 1900
0OO The Receiver went TO the President OF the new COM
pany and others the % of January and presented
his order becoming thus technically entitled TO any por
ton of this assessment which had been paid in lie dG
not, however, actually get any money ,S OF
otner assets. On the 5th OF January the
order appointing him Receiver was dissolved.
Almost all, and II is believed all. these suits
then brought have been settled The Receiver recently
applied TO have his accounts settled and II referred
Mr. Stanton settle Them Mr. Stanton reported that
he entitled $4,000 commissions, beside lawyers
expenses Of $4,000 The report came before Judge
Barnard for confirmation and this Is his opinion Il
do not think this is where the formal Receiver Is
entitled to any compensation. He came into possession
of property assets He only held one or two days.
and subject 70 expense except counsel ices IN
preparing papers and making and resisting motion for
q commission. sum should, however. be allowed SUI,
1cient 10 the charges OF the attorneys 5000
would be reasonable sum for their services ana that
sum is hereby allowed Ordered accordingly"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-25
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Burglary at Vest POiRt-Distrct Attorney
pierrep0nt having received Telegram from Adjutaut
cen n q BoyntOn. Commanding al West Point, that a
burglary had been committed In The Government build
ngs there by two persons who had been captured with
Overnment property IN their possession obtained war
rant for their arrest from Commissioner Osborn and
Deputy Marshal COwey sent to WestPoint To brn2
the burglaTs before the Commissioner The telegram
gave neither the names Of the burglars not description
0f the stolen property. In THE TRIBUNE OF yesterday
there was the Of the arrstof the persons
who are believed TO be connected with helate ROBBERY
arr,,f Of he Keeper Of the Sub TredNgy-Heury A.
Allan csper OF the ubTreasury BuildinG arrested
an warrant Issued by Commissioner OsbEn, yesterday,
on an AFFIDAVIT made by Special Detective Sampson OF
the Treasury Department the affidavit ;harging that
Alien had presented false and fraudulent receipts TO the
Goyernment on which he had obnned money
which he appropriated 70 his own ue, and, also
with having destroyed q book In the Snb-Treasury
Containing a record OF disbursements. The charge
against Allen in relation 10 the recelrs Is similar
no that made recently against George FDunnng, tho
ndent OF the Assay Office IN the bublressury
Buildug it being 20 the effect that on Ya1ous prete1s
ne obtained receipts from parties from VhOm ne pur
chased articles for the business TOT amounts
much Larger than the stipulated price, III transmitting
the rece OTIS 10 Washington obtaining the fun amounts
charged and retaining the difference between tho btn-
lated prices and the amounts charged fd his own use
In s alleged that he destroyed the bOokn question 10
hide fine evidence OF his guilt The destruction OF
pubc record wanonly, for the pnrpOe OF deieatlng
ar hlndering the Of justice. Is nle crime py
statute punishable by fine and imprisonment. Alien
was held In $4,000 baIlt 600 for each fense-ior An
examination on Wednesday next.