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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-14

IMPORTANT CASE DECIDED. In the s..
prem" Court Of Appeals yesterday the case Cd,
Garland W Browns administrator was dnci:
cd. This was writ q error 10 Judgment ~
the Circuit Court OF the city Of l.ynchfmr,
awarding. al the Instance OF the d..f;nlar !;
error, d itr:mptory writ Of IL .nlau.u> IL -.
sergeant OF said city, requiring hipl to >el +.
cash certain personal property ot' the p!aiuria
which has been seized by the .crscan, undo
writ Of feri tarias issued from said court.
The debt was contracted prior to tie lol
of April, 1865. and the plaintiff in error rcurir
ed the sergeant TO sell the property on crc,,
of twelve months in pursuance Of the ast -.
Assembly approved March IS. 1870, ent.
IAN act to prevent the sacrifice OF! personal n,,
perry at forced sales" In accordance w;,t
this demand, the sergeant advertised that h..
would in pursuance of the act aforesaid ,rocc
10 sell the property On the credit namcd at.G
Brown administrator applied to the Circui
Court fer writ Of mandamus to co!upei IT,,
sergeant to disregard the act aforesaid, III! u
sell The property for cash.
The case was regularly luaturcd for hear.
ing, and the Circuit Court being Of opinion tia,
the act aforesaid was in violation Of 10th Si.;..
aud Federal Constitutions and therefore r0.i
awarded the writ Of uandamus a> prayed tor
To this Judgment Garland obtained Il writ q.
error trvn !. judge Of ths court, and assign,
the following errors:
Isl That the writ II niindauiu, i 10. III.
proper remedy, the defendant having OH,
plain and adequate legal remedies
ID. hat the &C; aforesaid OF March =. l>,r
is valid act contravcniDg neither The STAG d.
Federal Constitutions, aud that the Court ct.y
in ho!disg otherwise
The defendant in error maintained that H.
said act is unconstitutional and void bccau>c. l.,
It impairs the obli cation OF contrac': aud ,!
Because it is in effect Il stay law. til" PASS.
of which is forbidden by tile At! sect! Il .. IL,
llth article If thc State constitution.
The court decides that the sal! act i coz.
s,itu,i ma. because it relates purely i til,
remedy, ~ the process 0! III: courr, ali
does not effect the obligations Of TIE contra.
or alter its terms in the least Particular
After full consideration Of II! tic loia:,
OF the case which We're made hy c>u':>e,. cv
cept as to maudau!uS bei"g the proper rrli,, l.:
upon which 10 npinion is expressed juGtc
Boullin, who delivered the opinion ,hu> c,g.
Guides: I'VE are Of opinion that the ;y' ..
Assembly under consideration is TOT %" y rr.
situinna! aud valid but wa. i wise aud ,av
tary exercise Of legislative discretion
The in! ymcnt ott!Ie Circuit Court AVA,
ing the writ Of man:amus must be reversed
with costs to tie pIantlf in error, and judi
ncnt should be entered Tor him, di>chArgiH,
the rule for man.lamuS, with the COS t|2;.
red in the Circul; Curt. -Richmond E"4"'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-14

II 4 HURRY. We were informed b? A zen
tlcman the other day Of case Of "hurryin- NJ
the cakes" which he witnessed last VICE.
not a Thousand miles from town. y -''a'"i,.'.
happcncd to the misfortune W. Il ,AEy o! boz
in@ his wii. about three months a-o. b.,
week be asked preacher u preach h-r iH"@'@
last Sunday. When the sermon va over a.
the clergyman was descending from The I'''i'',,
he was met BY the same man. who r>:I'c...,,.
him to mary him toauo;hcr the Ihm>:ay D'-~
following, We suppose that las n-Ai ~
ceremony was performed, and III" nI'' ". w..
made happy with his second wife. -f''s''''''
Lury Lceiyr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-14

Yesterday morning section Of the free
bridge being built across the james River, at
Richmond, was washed away, carrying with it
fifteen workmen, six Of whom were drowned
and nine rescued. Just previous to this Ca
lamity, two men in attempting to cross the
river in boat were drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-14

SOME ONE in New York has an 'tt. y
founding city Of Strastourg in the =, a ..;,.
States, the nucleus ola colony which |' 1;,.
the scattered natives Of Alsacc a'.d L'. Lex,
who arrive 10 America. b adEcr;Iscms", 49,.
New York papers the railway conla';''''
all land spectators, are invited 10 send ~
posals for the sale OF land to the c"u'Ia any a..
laud must be mar both wool and "i'''i
Oh line Of rail, # possible, though TIE -"
not essential.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-14

DISTRESSING DEATH. Mrs. lllnai,. +.
Fowler, wife of Mr.. John d. Fowler, !i'"..
near Horse Head. in this county, "a3 i',..
burned on Thursday night last me "'
sleeping on q sofa, and her cloth. accideAl'.:
took fire: and sad tr say. Mr.. +. wa - -''..,
iy burned that death cnsue'! on sunday ''.
Ing She was a most cst!uiaDlc and pIo''' ID =
universally beloved: and has lett so'a2.
stricken family, with whom our c9Ii, ~ ''-
deeply sympathize. -.NrlJ ro' (.NLJ "''''.-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-14

POSTMASTER AT LOUISA G. H.-A public
meeting was held at Louisa Court House on
the Sth of February, }. y. Powell in the chair,
and B. f. Chisholm, secretary The chair
stated the object OF the meeting to be to inquire
into and settle, if amy, the dissatisfaction that
existed between the postmaster at that place
and his deputy. Both parties were invited 10
come before the meeting and present the facts
which they did \ resolution was ado pied OPP
posing any change in the postotlice and dcclar-
ing that perfect satisfaction with Mr.. Duuiug-
ton, the postmaster, was expressed, and calling
upon Hon. J. Ambler Smith to use his inhu-
encc to prevent any change being made in the
postofhcc at that point.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
SpefisI H6tires.
Faess fer the PeenIe

AS the virtues OF medicines can only be sscer-
tained by careful shseFvstion IL is to be regretted
that many of the Drugs still prescribed BY gone
physicians should retain 9 place in our Aateria
Nedica. As an instance of this. that vile drug
Balsam copetba. furnishes an example. About the
year 1880, the Spanlsrds in the Island Of San Do
mingo having become aniicted With certain cam-
plaints thought according to the prevailing notion
At that time that the remedy might be found whers
the disease originated. Under this impression Bal
sam Copaiba came into use. but never hes . nau-
seating drug done more injury, for It not only
changes the nature Of the disease TO more dread
tn state than the original but 1t ruins the tone of
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in its verst
forms. To avoid this drug and its effects the sA-
MARITAN'S GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, is
within the reach OF all Only ten pills to be taken,
and will cure every time in from two TO four dayA
Male packages, 81; female, 50.
sold by E Bringhurst Co., sixth and Market;
r McInall, Second and Market Wilmington, Del,
and by Druggists generally. jelT-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
PersscIsus Purgssivea.

Tne brilliant idea Of half century ago that the
weak and ailing could be bed, hiistered and saliva
ted into condition Of health and yigor is happily
exploded but violent and prolonged purgation is
3 u. 10 some exreBt. in vogue. We have imposte.s
who are daring enough to offer TO the world, 81
tonics and res0rafives the most destructive cathsr
tics. unmOdined by single stimulating, thing
restorative element. C'mpare the operation of one
OF those terrible n0stFums with that of Hostetfers
Stomach BiterE. in which are combined the three
g-eat suraive elements-a tonic an alt raitve. nd
an ape'fent. The rmer 1ompl tely Psralyses the
vtnl forces, so that nature can make no resistance
to disease 1.-THE latter susta ms the strength Of the
patient, white it restores the suspended fancttena
of the secretory organs and relieves the bowels With
out violence or pain. Itlia simply q choice between
restoration and pr0strstton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
AnsIher Centsnarian.

DEATH OF OLD "AUNT JIMMY DUBLIN" OF DENTON,
ND.
The Union says Jane Bailey, mere familiarly
kn 1wn in this community as "Aunt jimmy" an
od colored woman, supposed to be over one
hundred years Of age. died near this place on
Fdday morning last. She was owned by gem
tlemAn in this county whose name was Driggins
By deed of manumission on file in the Clerks
office, it appears she and her children we're CIV
en- their freedom by Mrs Elizabeth Origins on
the 25th day OF May 1925. Jane was then sup-
posed TO be "A years of age, but as the laws
of this State did not allow slaves to be manumit
ted over As. it is reasonable to suppose that her
owners made her younger than she really was so
as to comply with the act OF assembly Some as-
sert that her age now was about 100. She always
was active and enjoyed good health until within
. few years past, and her indlspostion was more
from feebleness of age thaa from bodily afiic-
ton. Within the last few months che had be-
come as helpless as an infant. She had lived
In this community all her days and had seen
several generations rise up and pass away. For
years past she has been endeavoring TO prepare
for q better home and we trust her labor has not
been in vain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
scnrsd on the Wrong Pnrlie..

Six little boys, VINO had been arrested and put
under bonds to appear at the New Haven City
Court to answer a charge OF puroning a horse
and buggy, crept sadly into the Court room. tine
other day, according to the requirements. bur
the Court officer, mistaking them for vagrant
gamins ordered them to leave with great auster-
ed at him amazed at first, but their quick wits
soon took in the situation, and in a twinkllng
there wasn't boy in the room. THERE case was
called, little later, but the hearing was post
nnnad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
WELLINGTON, DEL.
Friday AfteTnoons Nov. "a.

Although 20 many are now suffering for lack
OF employment, both men and women, We fire.
quently hear Of others who desire to employ Ia
bor and have difficulty in finding what they
need. As this is the case it might be q useful
addition to the measures which are now being
taken for the relief Of the INDECENT. to establish
some sort Of Intelligence Office, through whose
Operations al who can work should find what
eyer employment there is to be had.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
from our late edition of wednesday
Sheridan Ordered to WA hinEton.

HIS RUMoRED APPOINTMENT TO THE HEAD OF THE
ARMIES In THE YIELD
CHICAGO, Nov 26.
Gen. Sheridan has been summoned to Wash
ington. 1t ia reported that in the event of war
he will have command of the army in the field
NOT ABOUT CUBA, But THE INDIANS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
Gen. sheridan's visit to Washington has no
connection with Cuban affairs, but relates sole
ly to Indian matters.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

The progress of the trial of the alleged bank
robbers is elsewhere reported, up to late hour.
to-day. Great public interest attaches to it. and
we give the details of the testimony with all the
fullness that seems to be called for by the read
ing community.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

We have very satisfactory assurances that the
work undertaken by the Union Aid Society will
be very thoroughly and systematically performed.
The Chairman OF. the Committee, Mr.. Charles
Warner, is devoting his close attention to the
duties OF his position, and no one is more highly
qualified TO make the operations of the Society
systemgtic and energetic.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
Cry 6osas.
E. LARRAN,

II NaE NINE DAYS WONDER. SS
EXTRAORDINARY TIMES
DEMAND EXTRAORDINARY SACRIFICES.
Having on November LIST marked down to PA IC
Pht ES our very large stock If Ladies' Undergar.
ments, Corssts. Panler Bustles, &c we yield still
further " the rxikeat les Of tho LINES by the cOm-
menCement OF q
NINE DAYS SALE AT BX 4OTLV HALF TIL z
PhEs ENr hEDUCAD PhICkS
Which will include TwRSrY.sEvRN styles Of
Go0df In our line, Sl OF which indispr rnsDle 70
ladies' wa.dr0be.
Thee styles Of goods will be offered ever day at
each ore, at HALF PRICE No one Kind for more
than one day. ln al c@srs such will be coA-
nnet 10 limited quantties, aud to cash purchasers
OF other Kinds o goods during that uay This un-
precedentt series of rgain sales viii continue for
NINE DAYS, commencing November 4th, with the
following bargains for uesday only:
o2 Bone French Woven C0rsets, price 81. .00 for 80
cents.
,OTucked Muslin Skirts, $40, for II cents.
Superior Quality Oh misses, 95g., for a cents.
ONE PhICH ONLY AT EACH STORE
1ll5 CHEST UT street.
1888 N. EIGHTH Street,
And 81 N. hlGHTH st
BARGAINS for Wednesday will be 10 Wednesdays
Ledger. Watch tn progress of III. nine d ,Fs won.
DEL as iAtend 10 offer the greatest bargains ever
seen In this or any other cit,
WIN. T. HOPKINS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
The sunrIse Affair.

THE MATE OF TIE SHIP CONVICTED OF CRUELTY
San FRANAIsco Nov. 26.
Frank Harris, mate of the ship Sunrise, has
been committed on % counts of the indicf ment,
charging him with cruel treatment towards the
crew OF his ship.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

ed the time for the definite reply to its demands
from Spain. The prospect Of a settlement of the
virgnus difficulty is understood to be less favor
able than it was few days ago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
Pratt,n AafraI oII
The chIIlx Blasts OF Autumn

The Chilly Blasts of Autumn
Remind us OF making suitable preparations for the
approaching season Wnen Gu aneous Affections in
CT ass and mHltiDy when ro1gh face, chapped
hands, cracked lips, Sc, are the common lnher1-
tance of ell. Approprlat- and seas nable infoTma.
excorirated c7noit OF the skin is the enumerA-
ton OF the following list OF really valuable reme-
dies:
Brlnghursts Medcated Cocoa Butter.
Flower seen ed GlyceTine.
tuTe Gycerlne.
" Glycetins Cream.
Cold cream.
Camphor Ice and Glycerine
hose Lip salve.
English GlyceTiue Jelly.
saTg's Per'umt Gycerine.
B,z,n's :. Z" i" 8
Among the very test Soaps for winter use we
Pnee,s solidiaed Giyc,rine Soap, y elyeerine
Copate's Tran parent
lndexcal oat Neal and
Pure White isti e Soap
Pure Cltvr-ta m Soap
Low a sons Kng ish u ycer ne Soap.
sarg's Liquid Gycerlne soap
stubborn Cutaneols Affections, as Tett re-, are
Oft II ielieyed oy one OF the following SOAPS:
aswe rs Jun per Tar soap
Colgalts VI 4dl lnAl II Ir soap
CalVert's Cor ,Olic Toilet Soap
" hFdi al soap
Constantine's Pine Tar Soap
hislDtecing ('nrboie) soap
Pecks IArOOG Soap
All the foregoing rticles with many Others OF the
Bame class, for sale by
h. BkINGHUKsT CO.. Apsthecaries.
cor Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
Treasurer spinner.

SICK FROM MALARrAL FEVER.
WAsHINSToN Nov 20.
Treasurer Spinner has been for some time and
is now quite i'll from low malarial fever
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

FURLIsHED EVERY AFTERNOON. tssaaass
sssPtsdD as tAs CoHEzn0IAL BUnDnss. sosSsA- Vet
ssv~s Eta sas karAss sEssea zsOo osas eops.
- hsiiass 9 sseEs ~ sasEl % ssvs4 b ssgytss
ksWslekoes EAs ssss,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
MlIIer's Hol

HliieF'S Horse ana Cattle Powders
Fouts Cattle Powder, II. II. h. Ltniment, Roberts
KmbTocation. Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent Medi ines In the market for sale
ct FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington. Dplavara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

II EMoVAL,
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed to its new location in the CLAW
ton House. where It is now open for business
Blk per cent has been regularly paid on depests
since the organization OF the Bank In 1881 and it s
the expectation OF The Directors that the prnfts on
the accrued capital and Oh the regular business will
enable the Bank TO continue this rate OF dvidends
Deposits are solicited from persons In the recent
OF regular incomes. from Farmers Mechanics and
Dealers, and from widows and Children's Estates
aud from those whose business enables them te
Keep varying balance OF cash, DIN which IL
placed with US, they will derive an income In the
shape OF
SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST
A rHle of the Bank requires notice TO be given
the withdrawal of Deposits, but In all ordinary
cases depositors will be paid on demand.
MANA0RRS:
WILLIAM y. hn.LRs EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GBoRdB W. BUsH, CLEMENT b. SMYTH
M. L. LICHTKNsTRIN, GEORGE s. CAPKLIR
JoHh r m0LkAB, NATHANIEL X. BENSON
CHARLES W. Rowland, HENRY r. DURR
JOB II. Jackson WIN. H. SWIFT
ANTHONY HIGGIRs
GRo. W. BUsH, Vice President
-tfaprl4 X T. TAYLOR. Treasurer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
seIdIItz Powders.

S0IdIItx FoWd0F8s
We call attention to oHr Seidlitz Powders 20 uni-
versally popular everywhere. They are made up
fresh and pure, every few days and claim them be
equal TO any in the market fully up to the standard.
To be good they must be fresh and pure. This Is
our special claim, TO prove which they need only to
be tried. Don't forget the place TO get them, ct
FOSTRhB DRUG STORR,
Front and West stre1ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

Me0lco Pencils
For removing Corns and Warts. sold by
B. d C. SHOEMAKER,
Apothecaries,
sos Market Street. Institute BuildiRg.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

BARRIERS. AttontIon.
Bsrbers combs, soaps, brushes sponges, superior
bay rum, stick ponetum, puns, powders, and bar
bers Supplies generally, at very low prices Hair
pomade specially, always fresh and highly per-
fumed. BARRIERS supplied 1t wholesale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets,
wilmington, delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
Speftal ay1ttres.
The FountaIn syringe

The FountaIn syringe
Sci F-A O TIN
ThE ADVANTAGES OF THESE sYRINeRs
OVER OTHERS ARE.
lst, They are self-actins, no pumping being re-
quired.
I'd, They are valveess and cannot get out Of order
3D., They inject no air, as by every other kind. en-.
dangering the patient, especially the very sick.
4th, They have q sprinkler attached for light
shower bath for the head cleaning wounds, ulcers,
dc, &c.
eth, IL ~ make the very best Nasal Douche, and
answer for many other purposes of the kind, which
other syrtnges do not.
CALL AND sKR THIN. AT
q. = c. sHoEMAKER's,
sos MARKET STREET.
octs-ly INSTITUTE BUILDING.
Pratt's Astral oil.
Pratt's Astral OIL sold wholesale TO grooers deal
ers and country store keepers at Wholesale rates. In
/ and gallon cans or by the barrel, by
C. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
est
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
EnRiIan hnuafArri

English mustard
Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice navering extracta viz: ext Lemon. Vanilla
Peach, ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry, ETC. Al
Of the most celebrated max g. for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front ard West streets,
Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
Fine Extracts

CapsIcum Plss
For Neuralgia Headache, Rheumatism, &C. This
Plaster was introduced by us last winter and gave
great satisfaction. b. q C, sHoEMARRR,
ApJtheeAries
SOB Market Street, Institute building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

ENURNITURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
II GOULD & CO. sell the Cheapest Furniture
GOULD co. sell the Best Furniture.
GOULD CO. sell the strongest Furniture
GOULD co. sell the handsome6t Furniture
GOULD CO. have tine largest stock.
GOULD CO. have all kindH OF Furniture
GOULD co. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD CO. offer B4rgains.
GOULD co. buy and sell for cash.
GOULD CO. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD CO. have great advantages in Manufa
turing.
GOULD CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant,
GOULD CO. have Polite Atiendants
GOULD Il 20 have we-ghted stores
GOULD co. have four stores.
GOULD CO.,
n, Cor NINTH and MARKET, Nos 81 and 81
n. sEi'OSD St., 1908 MARKKf 81, and 2T2
s. second street.
PHILADELPHIA
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nssA. issa. snA tssahsi waas ~ 'snsA
H. hpguesshsa ii ~ u lssw.s ntntAs
s*as laH lssr,t.s " she ksrnsnr w.
ftr~ saa II sAe kstHtss laflasHr II
VA. ~iFt Mi. mi ssrNae hsa~ ard b
hanatvi ,heusAnd aallstt IN lard rssnt
hssnas " ~ nin lsseiae haslteaa
"a rtsasist#n Lat so tvwanness hrt
an~rs tiRh, N shr 800 Asl aAa srNi
estate IN rash "a slsa us hssses asa
rA-isgv. H. Nslham Tracy, lawyer, In
trust ~ ~ daughter, ,iriula ail
biz ttal estate III Washington, inrlud.
Ing biz hsuse. | I'D, +. tifvfi alss
thtfi,.swo kt uun tgtss.mc lsprd. II |, NJ.
ton Pacific Railroad also shsti,.tisr
el,nuu tits, mnssssRe In the same rail.
road Vi his daughter Mary Nielsen |,
ii,r Western Division Kansas hnnls ut
n enn each. anil e. ,,a IN II lnnis.
rhilieAhe ath. ,lmaha Railroad hani.
FIRE sf,m w. enn,rl II hrr husband.
II her husl,anl Charles II Neils "a.
k2l onn II iir>t mortgage tninn Ia.
cinr Railroad bonds. nn condition tia,
he defend all his other property arains,
suits instituted liz tho United states
AMI other parties $4,000 duo him i,
hir hr, ,her, i,r. Grn. W. liro,ks. IL
devised iur tie purpose Of paving the
mortgage ~ his house IN this city Il,
that nmu,.n, All his ,tlcf property.
personal " mixed, lie bclnca,hss - his
sin james Brooks, aud names M his
executor William Tracy, u New York.
The codieil ~ the will mikes Il u
condition that bis son and his daughter
Nirpinia shall only enjoy tho property
lcf, BY paying IN equal parts MI taxes
which may become due IN his house IN
Filth avenue. during Tho life ~ his
vile. aud makes such taxes liens On
their estate, nnl ,ha, the son shall pay
her $1,000 md the daughter ~, ono
rer nnunm during her lifetime
INV ionn, Mn, 3.--1he New
York Associated prors to-day adopted
resolutions IL regret 1T the dea.h u
james liranks,
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Tosr M0aec ~ ar.

Dispatches fram san Fransisoo d
III. inst.. gives the details u anatbsr
surprise firm .he Nodoas, resulting ~
f,o u our soldier. hcinp killed aud
seven wounded. Tho Modocs consist.
Ing " about thirty warriors, were CON.
,naulad by Capt Jack, dressed In thu
uniform ~ tho murdered General Can.
by. The Modoes appear from the dir
patches 10 10 ont " tho lava bod aud
making ~ vaa Brsmen's mountain, Il
II also eonjsotursd that they are nearl,
out 81 ammunition.
4 Dispatch from Portland, Oregon,
ststes that on the 18th, \ party u Ave
Indians attacked tho house d James
Harrison, sigll miles from Walla
Walla. Harrison and bi. daughter de-
fenJei lilo honsa. aispatching three q
tho reds 10 tho unknown land. and
captured tho others, who are now IL
jsil. This should noi have boon done.
Tho villains instead IL bong placed
whore N executive pardon can roach
shsm should L.ys boon sens with thsir
comrades.
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wages MssA tine Census.

We hear much II the benefit to wages
~ . part ~ protection. Int comparing
faet~ with assertion, the Census teaches
III tina, Ia ih1O there were employed
In manufactures ..O1b GOT hands. with
wages At t775. Gai. h.,3--an average q
cara u annually for each pers,n ON.
llayed, in currency In is1o there
WERE paid e3ss.s7s .,ti5 10 l,ali,2lb
rernons--an average u S2ss u per
capita The increase In the gold value
u wngcs pad 10 hands employed hi
manufactures has been SJl 90 per
capita, or lcrs than II per cent, whilo
the cost " living has increased ID pr
cent The labprcf. therefore. II mt
benefited by tho protective period.
lin wages. also. increased ~ much IN.
der lilo low tariff from lSJ,lto lsGU,
III ls50 the ascrag" paid 10 hands en-
pln,e IN manufactures was e.57 ~,
md tho increase OH Ii $500 wan frac.
ton over /. per cent.