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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
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Der G5ebaube Snipettor bat GrIdubniB= @eiudc
nm fol9euoe SauzBriptle9ten er9Glten:
bon ". S6ott UNI offenen ShuppeH,d bel 10 6u5,
1tnter Der @te bon fern9tnn@ uHo Shr9oatttr;
bon Is. Blum UNI cine &ud1e, bel tYuB, butter
Sir. 40, Sfio=@arolinetr.;
BON 5. 3uufaa nm offeueu SbuppeH, bel 9 s.,
btnter gir. 100. @aiternsApenue
pom u. Z. gSilterIon UNI cine 82rdnod, bct Ii
6uB, hiutet gtt. 692, gSeitsgombaroht.;
Oon s. BolgtGno nm Elm Sd0ebunmer, Del 10 g.,
9inter Der Ste oOu Uiaoiion= AOeuuc uuo UlcNtedHa
itra6e;
BON 8. Gcmmeu nm etnc slide, Il bci Ii SUP,
btnter gir. Is, Sdton. SquaresApsnHe;
pom ~. Sttnucr Sogn um otfsnen Stbuppcn, 2i
6e GU Sup. 5uB Der &roBitr.;
pom y. IT, Deutru um oifenen Etuppeu, 6ci
SuB, btnter Der @tc pon Y0rts uua oaRoperitr;
Don ). 28. g9iutam6 um orfeneu Sbuppen, 10 BET
Is 5uB, binter VT. los, 8bdmeeltr.;
BON Dl SMeltG um cine &ude. bel iG tSu5, biu@
ter Jir. 8, yioroz zStgbr.;
BON 9. S. Jtoa2 nm offcncn Shuppc1, 10 bel IS
6uB, buter Der ct. Neterz, nahc Suo zBGc ill.,;
pon y. gBeTt um Gin SoInmeOa1, gdc NurQams
uno 6anettefraBe;
pon 6. SGtom mn cine aiite, bii Il 5u5, bintcr
Jtr. 100. 9t0ro@&reterr.;
pom u 9ourooes nm pier oiftue SbIppc1, h,t
II tyuB, ttnter oar Ste poi Supion 2uep uHo
@olelraBe;
BON &. u. Jtu6su UNI elm bcibriebcue5 Gonunerz
bab ScitentGctI, &de @utaiUz uuo SaEumorctr.;
BON 5. ". @hapman um eiHeu 5tGu, II 6ei to y,,
biHter Wr. 90, i5reoerttz aocnuc;
pon J. =. 0tro um ofeaen Stuppeu, II bel 30
iSuB, @de Nio9cl0a uuo 2SeItr.;
pom VI. 5tad nm offtuen Sdupreu, bel j}uE,
binter yir. i33, Nilbtlonaapeuue;
pon I. 9etiO um cine Slide, Ot 10 Sui, ltntet
Jtt. 50, Dit BaIti Horeitr.;
oon ajirs. Dreamer um 3wei oTfene Sduppcn, s
bet 10 6uB, btner gtr i29 uno i3l, iterz Auenue;
Don 28. 9roHau nm otienen Shlppcn, bci s.,
5inter lir, 1051&, GitsPruttfta6c.
Gr benadjrtdIti9t 2the, Gie e5 angebt, oNB CT
Samita9. Den a. Suit "a, 8OrmlttG9s UNI tU ubt,
N IeiHem Biireau anweieuo eIH miro, UNI bciu9te
9elu9e in Gtna9un9 gu 5rben uno oatdber geldluB
Su taien. Sm Aaitra9e: vi, .. g3atfino,
(i6J) Siett 0C5 SCbduOez,{ {uiQCttOC5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
lInnliifafdueA

3 t 0 II, 10. Sllll. = Sn Der ,SrinlFp
STRIDE" brad heltte cine glattform sniamnen.
@m. 'Surb purbe gctOptet uno "a Yeronen
ifmer perlebt.
AlbanD, &c. g., 10. Suli. - @bwarb
aellD, ein 8riidenwddter, puroe geitern
Qbeno NIT ieiner 6rau BET Stiego bon Der
@ilenbabn Iberfabren unb Seibe auf Der
S5telle oetn0tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
0nS aclbe SeteBer.

IS hingtOn, TO. Sui. : Glne b0n
&ep- -8eit bier ein9elaufene 9epeld)e meloet,
Dab aeitern bort brei SobeSfdlle am gelben
Sieber uno sipet neue @rtranfun9sfdlle por=
gefontmen leien.
Commodore g. $. Cooper, Gommanoant
Der Peniacola'er S6ifIsperfte, telegrapblrt,
DaB auf Der boltigen Guarantdue fetne neuen
grfranfuugen am gelben 6eber por9efommen
ieien. Ote neun 8atienten BON Der oentlden
8arfe ypon Moltfe" iino auf Seiiernn9 be-
grifien. SobeSfdlle iinD ieit Der lebten Oepez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
&rdaacttt Grant In G0pe 0atl.

Cape Wt 3, us, TO. sui. = Pralls
Bent Grant trai beute 9benD auf einem Sonz
futter IN gegleitung bes @ouperneurs 9art~
ranft, Der 9{o. 9. lS. Gibbs, Setb. eonllp,
8idter @omlp, u. 6. gorie unO bes Gen.
gabcof bier Gin. Die @eieaid)aft muroe
purb Elm Sanonenialut empfangen unb bon
ben gaoegdfen entbuiiaitiid) begriibt. - 9te
geiu9er meroeu Der 9robeu Jte9atta belwob<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
alleannn Gounty iibermieieua Summc NIT
einneichIniirn.

alleaunn @ounty iiberwieiene Summe NIT
eiHgeidloiien:
lrmc Slnpe $1,000; 2(atganp Gouup
$311O.31; 2lnue Gruuoel sl9l1.14; Staot
Baltimore $86S6.33; Baltimore Gouutp
S3339.02; &alnert $1O79.72; Caroline
S1563.49; Carroll s27l0.j9; Gcctl $780.94;
&barles S1134,7 rs; 9orheitcr S1879.49 6le-
oerid S399O.66; Sarforb S17O4. G3; 6owarH
$1589.70; Sent $l62G.24; NloutgomcrD
s2732. 81; 8rincc GeorQe's $i792 %; Gueelt
2uue's s16S3S5 OF. Ntarp'8 $l40l.l3;
Somfriet Sl6O7 .54; Cabot $488i.96; 28a.
iltngtou $2720.17; gSicomico $l64O.4G;
Horceiter Sl558.47. Suntma So, ,131.84.
9iaie 8rtbciluug critredt iib auSiGlicB=
ltdI anf Die 0fi2ntlidcn Sdulen fir mclBe
&fuNpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
S(u8 GdttoSo.

9oronto, 10. Suli. - 3ie Siirgermeis
iter Don Sorouto, 6amiltou unb Salifur ba=
ben bic @tulaOung su Dem tnternattonaleu
8anfett am 90. Suli i'll Der y@uiloballe" su
2onpon an9enommeu. 9ieieni9cn BON One
bee unD Montreal haben abqelehnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
Ste Wettterer 0es S6OOMcrs ,IScT'
ferfoft Y5DfNefs.H

goiton, 10. Suli. - Der bon 2iperpool
bier ana aefonmene9 9ampfer rSatapia" bradlte
bic Weuterer bes ySeffcrion Sproen" init.
Ser eisentltd)e Same BON SSm. Sntltb TT
@phraiu Slarf pon SoltOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
Grfr1tMfrts.

@1oucefer, Maii., II. Sult.-8obert
.. Sbomas uuo etn Scgletter BON tbn er=
tranfen beute Nadmittas bHr9 bas llmfipz
ben eiuer Sadlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
2(brrttoutit permrtbeitt.

@bilabelpbia, 10. Suli.-9r. s. s.
Berpente, Der Sbeilbabcri6aft ait elnenl
4bortion8falle i6ulbig befunoen, erbielt Elm
SQhr @eiGnantB subiftirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
aebenslinolidle 91td,tl,ausbaft. .

Monrce, Der Dor orei gSohen feline 6rau er~
moroete, tpuroe bon Der SllrD fir iduloig be-
iunben unO Su lebensldn9lifer 3u6tbausbaft
perllrthellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
gSulrcnbruM.

ct. 2ouis, II. Suit. - Cine Oepeidle
BON aanias-Gitp meloet, baB eingSolfenbruf)
Itd1 iiber bas @eleiie Der yaanias Bacific.
@iienbabn" am Samitage ergoiien babe.
llcber 200 SUP uon Dem @eleiie itnD mcgee
ipiilt morbell. Die Slodabe Der ogtoro.
Utiiiouri=S =SanuibalzS Soiepber gabn" baus
ert tort, unb ieit mebreren Sagen 1T fein 3ug
hfnr N1trchnefnmtne11-
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atms Wsittets uno sio=9mertfa,

ytem.Oorf, 10. Suli. - I'm Der burd)
bas grpbcbeu 10 ifloer beimgeiuhteu BepDl"
ferunq pJn @ueuta unb anDeren Srten Der
0iepublit Colombia Su Sitlfe su fommen, ba-
ben beibe 'Sduier Der @eietgebnng gelouerz
mqigungen genla6t, and bat iid) Elm gtatto'
nal-@omtie gebilbet, nm @eloer 5lt hemielben
3rpede AT co1eftlren. BrdIibent Pere5 bat
in Qnbetradt beS llmitanbeS, oab, itatt 5it
helien, fGuberbanOen pliinbernb Die betroffe-
nen @egenben ourhSogen, bic gtattonal=9lr
NEE auf 5000 ManN erb6bt.
Oeritlte bat aud) nad benz Staate Bana,
ma cine Sriebeusz@ @ommtlion geiGnbt, tpeld]e
Die llrlad,en Der Serbaftung oes Generals
@amargo uno anoerer Streitigfelten rnterlus
den iou.
Der gerluft an Menihenleben III grDber,
ais erlt angenonn1en wuroe. SlerStg &naz
ben, su einem @rersterld]iffe gebbrtg, 20 bis
80 Wtatroien unb 12 bis 10 Sootfiibrer erz
tranfeu, Jftdlt mitger99net bierhet NnD Die
8 Bcrionen, Die auf beu HngliidlldJen Sh1ffe
,gqerta" umfdmen. Sine genaue 9lngabe
iiber ben angerifteten Sdabeu fonnte nod
nidt 9emad)t werOen, bod lit berlelbe un9e.
beuer.
Gin grief bon Salainr bonn %. Wfai iaat,
beb bas ourt) bas @robcben angeribtete I'm.
he'll auf Der Sei.e Don Senesuela momDalid
nod GROCER iei, ais auf Der con Colombia,
Der Sultan ioa itd nod i'll uOner Ghdtisfeii
| befinten.
ausGbili mirS beridtet, baB bel benz fiird'
terlhen Sturme um 25. Mat in oem Safer
bon Salparaiip eine groBe Weuge Don Yer.
ionen un1gefommen II. oiele Sdiffe 5ertriin
inert porbell iiflb. Der d,ilniibeariegsbampfel
,galbipia" mHrbe bon ieinen anfsrfetten los
aerilien uno itieB 9e9en Die &riegsoampfe1
ssSbalaba" unb g@smerdlSa," bieielben idme
beihdpisenp. Der esstere brObte umsutippen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
GfSeffl,0ftff=R nfeft.

@inctnnatt, 10. 5nlt. - Die gBttts'
burg Sort 8apnez" uno bte Baltimore
Sbio .Sabn" gaben beute ibre abitft 5u er<
fennen, bic YaIiagiersG BON Chicago mad
Hemzglnrf auf S15 rebustren III pollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
Sic @eit,s@orfer sra,,ae,nen.

Stem. 3 orf, II. Sult. = Die Orange
men sogeu beute Morsen 600 Mann fart nad)
Der 5rinltpz STRIDE, lpo Der ghrw. so. y. Spng
iiber @abrbett uno 2iebe prebtgte. Der 9e
legenbeit, tpel9e SeranlaInng sur 9riiuOung
Der 2ose CAB, muroe nit feinem s8orte &C.
oadt. Wiorgen perben bic ueri6iebenen 60
gen eineu 9ampfer ausfu9 nadl Glm-@roue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
G6Sar 8ra,tt WroRpater.

2ong Sran9, II. Sull.-Trau Sar'
toris, bic So1ter bes 8raitbenten Grant, gez
bar beute Morgen 70 ubr etnen anaben, nel>
der (,penn b,eies Senaue intereliiren iollte),
1O4 Yfunb mog. 9as groBe gretgntB mnrbe
loiort on ben Brdibenten mad Cape Utap
telcsrapbirt, ipelder benl @nfel letRen groBs
pdterli6en 9egen unb Der 0tutter le1ne
Gliidrpiinide tclesrapbii6 iibernlittelts. SIN
9aufe bes Cages brdu9ten iif piele 9feu9ie=
rise berSu, bod, wurbe gflemano empTan9en.
Dfutter uuO &ino befiuben ii6 pobl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
Rad is Sabren @eTansntS3aft
efffInfie1l4

Srenton, N. S., 10. Sult.-Sm Sabre
1860 ,puroe Der Deutife 2ouis 8alOenber9er
in Atlantic GountD idnloig befuuben, Ietn
Stieftiuh ernloroet 81 baben, unb gum Sobe
perurtbeilt. Oas @naoeugerift rpanbelte
beie Strafe in lebensldnali6e 3u6tbaushaft
nm. g8aloenberger ielbit bebanptete pom
eriteu Qnfange on in Der beitimmteiten @eiie,
oaB er unihulhig lei, unb uiele ietner 2anos'
leute idenften ihm @lauben unO braflten Die
Sa6e Dor bas @naoensertdlt. Serbatt
erbob iid) geaen bic Wtutter, bon Der man
tpuBte, bab ite nit einsm anberen Manne,
nit bent iie au9 flrs na9ber mad bis iest
urermittelten @e9enbell fob, gebetmen llnl<
gang pilog. 9teier gerOadt muf)s nit
Ser 3eit 10, oaB bas @naoengeridt In ieiner
letten 9tbung bic p0llise 6reilaiiung gsal>
benberger's ancrbnete. 2ebten 9onneritag
bsfam berielbe ieine 5reibeit ruieber, nadoenl
er IS Sabre QeieIfen hattie,
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Snn nea McncraIa Grattf Glafr.

SOD CR2 NcWcEG1s eSCGN& SLWtE+
st. 2onis, 10. Sult. - Die in Seffert
iolt=@itD tagenoe @onitituante BON Wttiionri
nabm belte Setleiosbeibliiiie in Setreff Ses
2lblebens bes Sen. s. g. 8lair or, in mel
d,en Der guten Gigeni6aften oes Serftorbenen
gebiibreno geoa6t murbe.
gSai bington, 10. Suli. - gefern
langte bier oie 0epei6e BON benz Sooe bon
SranciS Preiton Slalr, i1r., on, uno 5par
inter gans beionDer8 betriibenoen llmltGn0en.
9ein Srueer, Wontgonlcrp Slair, befanb
itd) sur 3elt bet letnent, nun "a Sabre alten
gater gu Silper=Sprtng auf Seiuf. Der
lelbe 1T 10 leibeub, bab hlan es fir geratbert
htelt, ibm Don Der betriibenoen gtadrld)t feine
Dtttbetlung III MAIDEN, ba man fiird)tete,
Dieielbe miirbe tralrige Sol9en baben. Aud)
Die .Dtntter traf Der Sd)laJ unermartet, bod
trug iie ibn lfanbbait, obmobl fte aaein bel
tbrem I'M Sterben lege1ben Gatten perblel-
ben muBte, ba 1br Spbn Iofort anfallen traf,
Inn nod am ielben abellbe na9 ct. Qouls
ab5ureilen.
ct. 2oui8, IL. SuIi. - 9as 2eife1.
beqdngniB oes Generals glair fanb beute
NQhnlittag bon Der erlten Congregations
Stride aus itatt. Den firdltden 0ienit oer=
fab Der Bator Der Stride, Der @brtp. S. sc.
Yoit. 9llle &lafien Der SepDlferung waren
sahlreih pertreten. 4nmeienD tparen @eneral
Sherman nuo Niitsiiebcr ieines Stabes,
Montgomerp Slair, Der Sruber beS Seriforz
benen. Mapor S. $. Sritton unb peridie-
oene @rzWapors, senator 8o9p, st 9ena'
tor @rab Srotpn, Der Staotratb II. be ftdoti.
i6eu 9eamtell in corpore, 0tttglteoer bes ers
lten 9ieginlents BON 0tiiiouri, bon Dem Sen.
Slair Der erfe Sberii mar, etlle groBe an6abl
er>conf1oerirter Soloaten unb cine !tenge Der
promrnenteiteu Siirger Der Stabt. Die lie.
| berreite beS Geritorbeuen tpurOeu anf benl
gelleiontaine= Sriebbofe beigeett.
Ser @rprcbs ssessom ManD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-12
Sob etttes befattttfett WrteiterS.

Bb1la belp bta, 10. Slllt.-Oer 6odz
ipiirbige Or. Mortartp, elm ausgeseidneter
fatholiifer Brieiter, ftarb beute 9ta6mittag
in @ilanopa, 9elamarez@ z@ountp, in bobem
g(lter. @r mar Baitor Der ct. Auguitinus-
STRIDE oieier Stabt sur 3ett Der slnfrubre, als
iene Stride in Slammen auiging. Gr NOR
etn Mann bon groBeu ltterartiden 6dbisfet-
fen
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ereignet baben iou. 8alb oarauf erbielt 6r.
6ogt Elm antport -Selegrann, meld)es iagt,
es lei bort Elm Mann gefunoen woroen, oefen
S6Gbelfno9en sermalmt lei, oaB oerielbe lea
bod nod lebe; es lei inoefien lpenig 5ofTnung
porbanben, inn am 2eben gu erbalten. als
iener Sdsriff benadrihtigt iuurper baB Der
Maun, Der i'd, ,ur that befannt, bier nSaft
lei, fam barielbe bierber unb iudlte ben She'
riff Sobt aui. 9srielbe iiberlteferte ben Sc:
fangeneu iogleid3 bem erpdbrten County -Se=
amten, Der oenielben mad benz Sdanplabe
her Id,rPf(ichpu hnt auriiCfbrQd1te
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fSiTeitl,of,t >lrmfnn.

@pringfielD, ST., 10. Sui. : als
Der mad Sfeu iabrenOe 3ug Der pSoleocs
8abaib gSeiteru gabn" beute Wtor9en itd)
Sadlonpile ndberte, itieB er auf mebrere Stiid
gieb, moburd) bic Sofomotipe aus Dem Sc
leiie 9ebrad)t lpuroe unb umitiirSte. Ser 2os
fonottpfibrer unb Der SeiSer gerietben babel
in cine biililoie Sage, lpdbrenb Der 9ampf iid
iiber iie er9ob unb iie fat gang oerbriibte. @s
ptrO an ibrer &ettun9 se3weifelt. 8aiiagiert
,,,,,rAs,, fpir1p t1prIpt,t
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Scr Grprck ; gSe99ott MaMb.

Q t. 8 0 II 8, 10. Sult. : NuS NnloB
be8 geriudJeS, ben aoams. @rpreBmag9on 5n
Song Boint, ST., 81 berauben, iino peridie.
oeue perbddttge Yerionen perhaftet moroen,
Ioo9 merben ibre yfamen nod nif]t befannt
nenladlt
, 1875-06-26

TIE TahDE II SEGuoys.-A cores
ronienl of the London Times has re
Gently called attention to q very Gu.
rious state Of affairs in regard 10 the
source Of much of the instruction IS
sued from the pulpit The statement
made Is to the effect that members CT
the clergy procure Autographed ser
mons from a firm which deals specially
in that kind of commodity, and that
MANY preachers proceed fox years
without ever writing q sermon Of their
own. Il is further alleged that the
firm which supplies these ready made
sermons deals also IL ElacEmaiI, re-
fusing TO cease sending them when
il has once fastened itself upon a min
ister, and relying on his dread Of eX-
posure for continuance Of his remit
tanceS. Of course, however UnpTin-
cip!ed the sermon vendors may be, 1t
Is clear that want for that kind Of
thing must have sprung up before It
entered the head Of anybody 10 under
take the supply, and it therefore iol-
lows that the original fault lies with
the clergy.
, 1875-06-26

TIE BEssEMER STEAMER FAnJEE.-
Since the last experiment Of The much
talked Of Bessemer anti seasickneSs
steamer, the London papers admit she
is a failure. The swinging cabin or
saloon. in which the great interest has
been felt, could not be worked. Tx
cuses were made of want Of practice
in working its machinery, etc; but
that scientific journal Of standing, the
Elgineel, expresses the opinion that
Mr. Bessemer's invention vii! never
rreyent sea sickness. Yet It Is best not
10 be too positive in expressing opin-
ions of im2ossibility 10 accomp ish any
thing. when remembering the declara-
ton If DR.. Lardner that II was folly
to suppose steamship could cross
the Atlantic, the jeering Of Sir Hum
nhrey Davy at the idea Of lighting
London with gas, and the iacredibllity
of other sayans as 10 the prac,Icabllly
of running steam locomotives upon
railroads.
, 1875-06-26

RUNNING RACE-S.ne!s dash, one mile, frec for
.IL-PUrse- ------------S- so" 90
First Horse. sl15 o.. S-c7Ld Ho-se, 80 rt.
TEOIIING EACL-IAe same day, sli.t heats, for
Elrs. HOlss, So %: S-coll IJr,s, - 90.
The Entrance II all The above Races 10 per cent,
70 enter 80 start El-Il=s % close the Day PIE
vi0us "a rte racss. AZ 8 T. r.
The Tso.tins E-a-7 % H. governed 5y the National
Rules.
Running Races % b. -Dve-na- uy tie Sacramento
RuIs- with tie exception % weights which are OZe
hun5-y,i pounds.
Four-y6-- u.ds allowed c-Lc pJUuls tLrge-year
ol5> fifteen pounds, tgo-y .sr ol1s 70 cary catches
Il OsceCa Is entsrel, q. I.le single Dash Cf one
Iaie, De VIII be required % --.ry ll- lorI.as.
y B. The PTJEIia,0Es ET-vi!7gzd tapaSt} one any of
the above Races II case We-tL-- not suitable.
4a:HlsS-Qr- -7' t-4.l7
seats on GEa-i cents
1+tI LINDSEY & GLOVE, ProrHetors-
, 1875-06-26

S'oNGIN@ oN NEN~rAPEws.-A writer
vLo knows how it is lan~-lf, puts the case
very rrurLfuIy when L. say, every man
thinks paper lair game il society OF
amy loiy OF men gyt mp "a concert or "a bali, OF
.u'araiumout, the object of which IS 10 put
money ~ their pg-Ea-s, OF il The proceeds are
20 d. l.~o'sd 70 charitable purposes 20 adj 70
.a.ir own qualification. rh.y become wy ln-
..-4aut ii the pIoIri..or OF a uew$rau.r docs
l.at a..sst them by "a series O; era'uigous ad-
vr.tis.mc.ts before the event takes place.
Thee gentlemen should remember that liter
airy ra.n, III this practical age. work for money
as Wei as for faIne-principaliy the former,
Luwlver-aud The Business manager Of "a
newspaper. if be wishes 10 keep on the safe
side of the ledger, conducts his charge on the
same principle as the head Of any business es-
tabI.-hment. People who are getting up
ball would feel cbary of asking present OF Il
pair Of gloves from any merchant on that ae-
count, yet asking and expecting TO receive a
.sraruitous advertisement Is similar demand
The proper way for the newspaper publisher
Is to charge regular prices Tor all announce-
,nelt. of entertainments TO which AN adnlis-
sion fee IS affixed. In The way OF new topics
the editor viii gladly insert sketches OF all
entertainments after they have become mat
r..-s ,F ifstnrv II l. only the preliminary
work, looking to the drawing ont OF increased
patronage from the public, Tor which the pup
.,he- should cx.C. compensation.
, 1875-06-26

SuK SuuGaLyG.-Indictments for
silk smuggling are the order of the
dav, but though the revenue officers
may exert themselves in a quite
superhuman fashion they viii never
succeed in suppress'ng smuggling SO
long as the tariff operates as a bonus
uron it. This is the experience of all
nations and countries, and it IS mere
childish folly for Us to ignore that
truth longer. The only way to put a
stop 20 smuggling is TO restrict the
tariff to revenue purposes, and aban-
don the equally silly and dishonest sys.
tenn of protection to native industry.
, 1875-06-26
Health the Sou-ce OF Happiness.

creates ulspO-iti1n 90 a-' 'Hl or hUi lv action Is
OF very frequent occurrence. - $ found that toy
Q4 i've! f!ebItlel stomach az 't-IuIgei loves ase
the crsai causes. For yegs DIR ETNLET's tEIF-
gHATED Y. I. RcETEI.5 has been sueres>iUlly used
throughout tie CnItel States, an Uut-slIny re-
SrorIuye AMI hegth-gIyiug MEDICINE restoring ami
IyrlTltiur those organs 10 their original strength.
II has never failed To restore tu health ana TalHvigor-
ate tie whole system. DTSU-p,fI, Inal yestiOn and
loss OF appetite, general debility, lLeumgtsul fever
and arue. lisIppelr with It's use As medicine tor
diseases arising FROM impure Impoverished blood,
j. IS without an equal. They are composed of aCl
absolutely pure G!Gusve stIJaUlrt, I.ricstei with
th- ezrc-s ana juices OF the most effective touc
and vii. prove sti-1 uaTi against tie attacks OF ys-
p.psia auI liver complaint. 26-lm
, 1875-06-26

T.. \. MADDEN. deceased, whose death We
noticed il our last issue, and who died at the
slime House, this city, on the 10Th insi-,
AGED - wears; he was q native OF Ruthland
county, Vermont; was married IN New ork'
and clui-rated to this coast in 1853, making
LIS home il California for a space OF eight
years, al the end Of which time his family
Joined him. They moved 10 Portland, Ore-
gon. where they lived some D years, and IN
I'll three years ago, when they removed to the
upper country, settling down III the stock
business, on Rocl, Creek, Stevens county, w
T. distant from this place 80 miles. III
Madden, IL good health, few days before
his sudden death, left his family, "a wife
and Children and with a four horse team
c.rne 10 WaIIa WaIla with the idea of making
a little money with his team, and then con
tsmplatei going to his home and bringing
his family 20 make his permanent home Tor
himself and family, and particularly for the
education of his three children, IN this clty.
=. Nan urouoses and GUd di>poses, and thus
in the MIN, Of life he WAS suddenly summoned
hence. leaving his many friends who knew
him as an honest, temperate and III every
way good citizen.
, 1875-06-26

Important Endorsed by the Medical rroEes-
sion. De. Wu. HALLS BALSAU FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and
all diseases of the Throat and Chest. Da TOWN
sIEY,s TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures IN one
MINUTE. lpy~
, 1875-06-26

Tbs OnArIos by GOV. Ferry before the masonic
fternitys Is highly spoken OF by those competent TO
judge, and pronounced a mastery effort. Gov. Fer
Y was applied TO by member Of the order for COPY
Of address for Tullaatoa, but voie~ty ) j.rclluel
II tl= same time acknowledging the compliment.
, 1875-06-26

\ SIsTAEE-A telegrapaia dispatch published IN
TIE oregon papers has given the impression that on
ihe occasion oi the banquet in honor Of the President
and Directors OF the o. 5. y Company an intentional
s1lsh1 was placed upon certain prominent GrangeTs.
4is Is altogether mistake, and We are authorized
% say That nothing vas further from the intention
oI tls gentlemen Who had teeatertanmant in charge
II Is regretted that the matter has become publa and
We only reIsr TO It ROW for the purpose Of expressing
regret tia; "a the hurry o. tie moment a seeming
slight WIS placed ,lG-ou several rr rrr rt r-r7+a-
cI;ih-iS In al kindness We truy: that this eapa-
Li-l.h VIII le satisfactory 10 the gentlemen who
deemed themselves lvsriey-l
, 1875-06-26
4 z I@HANI.
ATTORNEY IT L4W,

WILL PRACTICE N THE COURTS OF Wash
" ingron Territo-y and North Idaho
Ofee corner OF Main aal Third street. Walla-
Wslla, v I @-ti
, 1875-06-26

EELIGIovs NoTIcE--Ihe next quarterly meeting
CT the seventh Day Adyentiscs Of WaIla waI4 wllI
be held At their meeting house, On saturday AM
Sunday, July 81 and 4th. Elder VauHoru viii
preach Friday evening, ana Saturday and Sunday
morning AM evening morning meetings VIII CON-
menee at J. O'Clock; evening meetings n 3. On
sunday mo u.ug, July i-h the house Of Uor-Lp VIII
De- ietIcl-ct Tie public a.s RESPECTFULLY invited il
arteal.
, 1875-06-26

Hos. 7. ]. F,yoHIg-. former member OF the Legis
latUre iron. Whitman county, passed through town
yesterday, his way TO Silver Ci,y with hand of
cattle. By. Favori,e was at one time the publisher
the Helena III ra'3 Latteriy DE las given his atteI.
ton 10 stock raising, IN which business Ee Ls5 been
rInIme. IL --L---.--u
, 1875-06-26

NATIONAL MalESIos Charles B. l.iEs, Of the
>ui-" o.dle, has taken tie agency TO, AaBriie's
hJLograpis, OF the 30 el3rar5u OF Inlep-u!eEgs -
and NasLiugtons Commission, ana is cs.v,7s.sl5
for subscribers. These publications ar fee siudis
of the originals, AMI vou3 le v.lun5ic additions 10
every household. They ure within tie reach Of Al
price 30 eufSauj ali shout avail themselves Of this
opportunity 10 posses m-MeD-us OF tLe-r country
independence.
, 1875-06-26

EzAsTE .TIoS---A be annual sssiaiugt5G OF the pg-
p.ls Of St. NiH0-ut's Academy VIII come oG on tie
2sthr -9;h ani 5'th inst, - 81. Paui.ks school
house, Wa!lH "alla. TIE exercises VIII commence
at =. O'Clock, p. Fl. Admission cards VIII he ISSUED
10 parents and others interested. Want OF accom-
molation FOR al prevents Us from cxteuliu; gen.
er-il invitation These o. wlom cards are TO. Vri-
va,e!y furnished, May secure tLeiH gt tire door.