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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
Slew advertisements.

GOAII CHEAP FOR CASH-S6 20 FOX lt.
I j STOVE; 1913 FOR NUT. GUARANTEED TO
BE OF Bet QUALITY. -. ,,,,
GEO W. BUSH & SON, French Street Wharf.
IN % NUT, S6. 35 STOVE COAL,
~ - VIM. j. BROWN,
sah1s-yot south of Market Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
nFCISTER'S OFFICE.

ID EGISTERS OFFICE,
IL NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec. l4th, 1914.
Upon application of John stephenson, AdmlnStra- sv.
tor of Samuel Stephenson late OF " lmng,on ! nun ~
,lred in SAID County, deceased 1t is ordered am u-
rected by the Register that the Administrator aioTe-
sadgve notice Of the Granting OF Letters OF aaln-
straion upon the estate of the deceased, WIN INC
date of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date OF , sci
etters in six of the most pubic places o the Coul-
ty of New Castle, requiring all persons having ue-
mands against the Estate, to present tle same, oI
abide by the Act of Assembly in such case made anu
nroyded And also cause the same 10 De lllserteu
within the same period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL
a newspaper published in Wilmington anu 10 pe
Continued therein three weeks, (eo0 oa,.o =,
Given under the hand and Seal OF once OF
H. a. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle. IN New
''' - Castle County aforesaid, the day anu yeai
above written. . n,ooc ,,ui,.or
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against tl,e
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Administrator on or before Dec. IA
1915, or abide the Act of Assembly IN such cast
made and provided. .,..,,.,,,.,o+or
| Address Zion p. O., ecil Co Md. ueclo-5Weou
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
THIRD EDITION.
Railroad Accident.

co, ItsIoN ON THE BALTIC. & POTOMAC r.. Ran
EXPRESS TRAIN TELEscopED-Two CARS Set ON
FIRE-A MAII. AGENT KILLED AND HIS BODY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
weather Record.

United States 5-2O's of 1862, 9s3s.
, 1875-02-06
Railroad Meeting,

lhe committees having the railroad subsidy mat
Ter m charge eallel public meeting at the City
nan, on Ihursday afternoon, for a re interchange
oi opinions and TO secure further subscriptions
The Attendance was general, both from TOW n and
country, and the enthusiasm evineed Of such a
character as 20 inspire all present with feeling
that the subsidy Will te raised within the limited
time
The meeting was addressed by Hon. J. R. Lewis
\ + lshan. W. n. Newell, ". 4 George and I
J. Anders on the part Of the citizens Of the town
ana Aessrs. J VI. COTnweU and L. C. Cram II l,-
hast Of the farmers
Aft-r thr addresses ths meeting went into a cum
nlitee OF the whole and took up subscriptions the
amount " sll-5- o. tins sum- sl145 SUBSCRIBED
oS Prtes who had prev Ioasiy contributed hdeFs!ly
= the fund.
The Ward committees reported az, 40 as the sun
snOsrIlDe within the city, AM about Oae THOUSAND
more pe'lged- Adding the subscriptions OF 20 day
the total amount stands s!3 ,S75.
Ihe Only reports received from the country com
mittees WAS requests from three different sections
ASKING Tor ch inge ia their subscription pap.rs SO
tAlt they could lake wheat Instead OF CSh Subscrip-
uoas. The executive committee having been 80 in
structe1, have made the requested change and the
committees are nOW all at work
The reports OF the committees must De handed IN
by Tuesday next.
Eull lists OF the amounts SUBSCRIBED AMI the
names OF the subscribers VIII b prepared tOr publ
cation next week
K. Il. Rns, II. D. Cock,
SsrTstaTy. LhaIInan.
, 1875-02-06

4HE QUESTION has been frequently asked
us during the past two weeks, why it is that
Adams Bros. are selling goods 50 much lower
than other houses in Walluwalla, who adver-
tise to sell at cost, below cost, ;" and
regardless of cost? To the above inquir-
les We will say, that Adams Bros. pay cash Tor
their goods, consequently ouy cheaper than
any others can ON credit, and are, therefore,
epabled TO sell cheaper. ! gain, when they
say cat they mean cost and no pea cetGge aC'aea,
and consumers can rely upon getting goods
right down to the !0ceS cost prioeS. They do
not advertise n few of the leading articles at
cost with view of huudwiukIng the com
munity into the belief that everything is
pruportIonately luN, bur their cufir. stock Of
dry goods, clOihiny, carpetIng, hats, boots,
5hOe-, &c, are sold at oost.
, 1875-02-06
SEw sJBsCRIPIIcSs.

RA!LRGAE SIRSCRIPTlOSs.-The different
committees are working earnestly, and as q
rule have met with gratifying success in can
wasting for subscriptions. The cold weather
has Of course been against any thorough can
vass of the county, hut We are assured that
the feeling with our farming population Is
emiuently favorable, aud that as a rule they
will subscribe literally either in money or
grain As rule, men of moderate means
subscribe more liberally than their wealthy
nrignGGrs. All, however, are doing well, o.,
and considering the scarcity of money. the
amount already realized is encouraging It
viii never DO to let it 90 abroad that Walla-
walla failed to secure the railroad extension
for the want of $4,000. The sum is too
small to admit of delay, and We hope in our
next issue to be able to announce that the
people Of small means come generously up to
the york in this important enterprise, and
lie spirit This road is an indispensable pub
lie necessity-,he elemental factor TO the
prosperous future of this county, and thuse
who refuse to give It their ail and connte-
nance will live TO find that they have been
wanting l. a g.eat local emergency, and
have forfeited the right to hereafter yaus,t
about their public spirit.
, 1875-02-06
District Court Summons.
TERRITORY or W4SHTNGTON. tCv

TERRITORY or T1SHINGT0N. yy
Caagv ef UEIE-SrIHa, !
Ii the Disre, cont Of the Fsi Judicial District Of
WU-HIUg'0H TSTI'0Tg-
s. NJ KEFs, Plaintiff, -. NANCT !. STJwELL, SnI
JgHN r. STCWEIL, Dgfenian-s
TIRE UNITED STATES or AMERICA To
L SASCY J. STOWEI.Lau3 JOHN : sICN-l4-,
Defendants You a-e hereby re- IITei 10 aIsZ,E IA
an action brought a-eainst yo, by 5. NJ kEEs Plaza:
TN m the District Court Of the First Judicial DIS
trirt OF Washington Territory, holding terms u tbs
City Of Nalla-walla, IN ard i1r tie eocEtIea "i
W.i,la- wall4 and " i;Ilsn, u answer the compliant
OF PlllutH fled IN Walla-wa.h county, within
twenty Iays after e service Of :hIs suIamouS exc!u
sIVc Of the day Of service. II not a-TFri N said
county but IN md District IA thirty days C-heTg>e
Sin sixty days or the sIi! fluuaf vii taxi Juds-
ment against you bg default, according % the prayer
Of he complaint
The sail acton - brought - foreclose q certain
mortgage on T e-tate made iy Il-.rulant- 20 Plain
fIf, 70 The Payment Of certain p.o.HISs,Ey
note u Defendants Plaintiff ior the sum q 80
Thousand One HUniIei anl Fourteen bo.lars ana
Sixty rpnts gold CON- with interest It th te ~ one
anl-a-Lalf per cent FER month, IN coin, from date
anti Vail Dated Ortoher i-h lS72. ant Gue twelve
months after date. AMI for the further sum 0i tWo
hundred and eleven dollars oIIn, Atrorney- @e7 IN
tins suit and FOR sale Of the OIt2ed preIlLs-, ana
fIr ili-rleut Cy-r a-air-t Defendants Tor any dsh
cency that may rulaI1 a:te- applying the process u
sueL slIe AMI yOu a-c hereby nOtIf@i that Uuie-s
you appear and answer tn Sl1 complaint as 1s " 70
QuIred the prayers Of tie Plaintiff wlii he sTaH,-l
witness TIE Hon JOSTPH Z LETIs, Juige
Of The District Court # the First Ju7IrIal
L. s. District ot Washington Territory, and ne
Seal Of sid Court affixed. ta.s ~ e-y -
January 4 D., 1873
Nm Il ANDREWS, Cl..k,
JAMES h KENNEDY, and
". \. GEORGE,
4 = int
, 1875-02-06

\ BRAVE WoMAN.-Wrdnesiay's stage
brought Mrs- Granice, the wife Of the
PREACHER in charge Of the Methodist church,
who came all the way through from Kelton
" stages mounted on runners The trip at
any season ls attended with hardships, but
more especially at this time with the ther-
m'm"'er down to zero and liable at any mo-
|en; 70 be showed in on the mountains. Ger
'-in.y 1t required brave woman TO make a
ZIP lhat few men would care 70 risk We
,-aTn that Mrc- Grsnice expresses herself as
having enjoyed her long sleigh ride and feels
STA'rtu! 70 the agents and employees of the
"as tlr many kind attentions.
, 1875-02-06

COURSE Of LECTUREs.-Hon. j. 4. KIN
nedy delivered tie second lecture Of the
courae, aad notwithstanding the unpleasant
weather was greeted by full and highly
fashionable audience, embracing whatever of
culture and refinement We have IN our midst.
" Aristocracy" WAS the subject treated OF,
and the uniform expression was that the lee
ture embraced a vast amount OF III .ormarIOn,
and that As a composition II WAS emInen,ly
creditable.
, 1875-02-06
COLD WEATHER IN moNTAxA.

DrER IoNGE, Jlnunry i, 80.
EDITOR STATEsM,N Tint ancient bIpai So often
quoted i played out, as the wedtAei here II the
most severe ever known or felt IN tins country AMI
TaTJly eNcrr ie in tue Arctic Tsy Uus. For 10 days
the thermometer has generally ranged from % 70
20 de-. below zero l have been tulu by those thit
have the proper indicators, that II went 70 - aad
81 ep; YOU may Be On ckslver fruZ- SOLID 1t
10, hard 4 a rock Our county taNcs here are -
mills Nj ,sOuLa, 81 mills Mu!son, % mills. 50.
by yoar . tper yon have s;art'l a library VII
our place started one. Col. l. b. Sharp deliver
- thvzJnaua,ur address, md splendid lecture Ly
Cornelius He3Gls, Esq Everything looks per
GAS IopFs, IL. /,
, 1875-02-06
District Court &ummos,s

TER2ITORT 0F UISHENGToV,
county Gf y ur'i1-lrGaG,
:. ts Dis,r5c Court Of he Ft judicial Dss,ri-: O.
hrsttHy0H TGrTugEy-
S,a:rEL JCH=s1S, Plaintiff, ~. p c. SCJETT, De
fluiant.
THE TNTTED STATES OF ANERICA-To z.
G.. SUJETT, Defendant. Yop are hereby r.
qu rel 10 appear In acton brought against yO Uy
ssssrEL JouNsYN Plaintiff the DIstrIct Court o.
Tie Fitst Judicial District Cf Washington Territory,
boiling terms the City Of WsIl@-wrlia, IN and tor
tie COUNTIES Of Hal!a-wIllA and Whitman. 70 an
the comp laint q Plaintiff, flied III HllaWtlat
county within twenty days after The service Of th's
summons, exclGalys Of tee day OF service u -
s1yef IL sltli ooru-y, - - aid Dst.-s, tn-ts
days OtLeIwIss -ItHln sixty -lys, or :he sad IAN
tIf VIII take judgment against you by default, ac
CgTlln-, 70 the prayer u the ClTnT ,a'ut-
ILe -aIl acton brought 70 t1r.clCse rI,ht Of
redemption winch the Defendant has IN the follow
Ing described premises, tO-wIt- Commencing at The
r0rtFelst corner q the intersacticn Of Main and
fOnJIng esstery along the north s.eof Nam street.
distance q tgsEty-elght . let, and eNtenlInl-
back az right angle one hundrei and twenty ieet -
tire alley N h.Ock three II being twertyeiyt i1tt
irGut tAe w-. Eals Gt -Gs Sa- 81 SIX, sad BIO
Ihsee. IT sat original C!Iy 4 Waa-wAa, accnTiInI
10 the oia! surveys and P.2ts thereof And for t7
C1sts Of Tins AEIIOl tn-ctlCT with surn Other AMI
further relief as 20 e4u:ty and good conscience may
p-T'4ln- Aul you are hereby notified that Ulles-
y0u zp- ear and answer tie szii complaint above
E9UI-eI tt prayers Of the Plaintiff Will be ganteI
Wines the Hon JosEPa r. 1--WE. judge
Of the District Court OF the First JUDICIAL
L. $ District OF Washington Territory, and the
Seal Of SAID Court siHzet, this q day q,
January Il D 10
wN, Il. A%gREws, Clerk
JAMES K KENNEDY, a. 81
B. / SHARPSTEIN,
, 1875-02-06

IN, = n CnOcKErr, clerk of Umatilia
,..v. has resigned. The reason assigned
.,.. r.siyps.ion Is the low fres-not being
.r-;-s, 20 k.rp soul and body together.
Ill.,. rr,jrin., clerk has been a good officer,
.t,,i.t, be- regretted that the people are
o.. Los. hi- -aTvlces.
, 1875-02-06
RAILROAD sUKsCRI,.IIoSs-

The railroad meeting, Thursday afternoon, was
particularly enthusiastic and altogether evinced
better feeling than has been exhibited at any time
sInce the agitation commenced. A number Of gen.
temen who had alreadT contributed literally, cane
forward and added to their previous donations. As
the names Of the subscribers and amounts were an
nounced, the hall rung with cheers The following
Is list Of those who made
, 1875-02-06

THE SENTrLH RNrRoAn.-It will be no
''oyi that our Washington correspondent re-
ports Judge McFAddrn AS having but slight
hopes Of the passage of the Seattle Railroad
bill. This fact makes it only the more i'm
P'ratiye that our people should lend all their
energies to the completion of the Valley Rail
road This accomplished, We have at once
m outlet for our surplus products, and the
prosperity Of the coun " Is assured Bear
'h'" IA mind, and then roll mp the subscrIp-
uans IN AID Of the subsidy.
, 1875-02-06

PETER KEEPER, the yonnS man who was
so terribly kicked by a horse late last sum-
mer, and subsequently, had one of his legs
amputated, has entirely recovered from his
injuries, and mounted GA i cork leg OF his
own manufacture, m ives about quite active
". Peter hal been through two wars and
came ont without a scratch A-tyr this cI'
prirur- he thinks it raj her hard TO have
been kicked to death hy g Cayus,.'
, 1875-02-06

WAILA WAI-Lh SoAP.-Mr. D. \. Con-
lisk has furnished the STATES4AN o.-ii5oe with
u specimen lot of the soap made at his factory.
II appears to be quite as good aS the soap
shipped from below, and briAg vi home man
pfacture deserves tq be encouraged.
, 1875-02-06

II. Col WHEATON, has lcen promoted 10
the rank Of full Colonel in the United States
Army. This promotion Is in recognition Of
gallant services III the field. Col Wheaton
is now in command at Fort WalIa-walIA, and
We in common vi h ou- fellow cItgzans joIn
in eouSrarulatlng him upon his well deserved
promO'ion-
, 1875-02-06

r'-NraY 'irFNS. Mr.. \. Bean, oHncr of
s-,e ra,,l ~ the head Of the Wa!la-walla,
rrrmr., that but f~w cattle have did in his
IH-htrho,i, and as rule the stock are
a.'a- vel lie further reports the health Of
rae -.',i.Is - greatly improved since the set
~ q Of cold weather Mr. Ban is quite
\mroi in his way having kill d no lr.s
'-tn So head IF deer this winter. lie re-
l.r', 'h- der nS IA good condition, and not
unlikely viii send The editor 4 brace of YcIi
sa hams
, 1875-02-06

r,cr,nY Do<ArroHs,-The Library Asso-
..EDoalelse the following donations:
,,-.' ~ = Cs,,tney, one volume; B. ". Griffin,
" Live Stock Journal and twelve
i2'.' ,.,,,s.or, Journal; Henry Cock, pe're-
.....,,- in RU1l.
, 1875-02-06

Coon SIoCR.-We hear OF II " Bellfouni-
.~ ca}', raised in TIN. Vall"y, for which the
'nu.y has been offered aud refused $500.
This colt Is named " Mark Twain, aud
taken wild from Ehe prairie, trot'ed his mile
3" e.'o. Thrre i quite a number Of :" Bell
founder" colts III this Valley, and looking
at " Mark Twaiu's" performance, it would
D.. we'll to pat them in training, ns horses
that can make their mile in 3.tO ARE always
very valuable. The owner OF MARK Tawin
values him Mt S50uO.
, 1875-02-06

TJs VANS by way of Kelfon and Winnie
now come through regularly and OF
rf.r. time. To bring these mails through
,...,,brr as We have had lately must
. ,,. Ire saprrhaman eIeri'on7 on the part OF
,-r -.see mel
, 1875-02-06
E,nrnQuAKr On the 2Oth of January

E,RTnQuAKE On the 2Gth of January,
iu the valley Of Walia-walIa, ~eare Informed
ly gentleman of undoubted vc-aci'y, that
a. irlt d.srirc, shock between the hguIs Of
10 and II o clock, L VI. As far ns he could
ascertain the motion Of the electric current.
run northeast to southwest. 1t w4s Accompa-
med hy rumbllng sound. Has this any
thing To do with the cod weather:
, 1875-02-06


HE SToCE.-The QUESTION Just now in
man mouth is" How is the stock"
'4t We have heard of but comparatively
1ea'hS' but if the snow remains on the
a., ii'AeA longer, the impression is that
-l'A'i'y vii DC very great. Many stock
: nave already exhausted their feed. and
- '-iis class 1t Is either an ira anaediate break
1ir; :: winter, or otherwise their cattle must
,.'1' - far those who bad feed 70 Ill
acted literally. Hon. Dan Stewart
~. n1,! y! o. Que oi the larres. hav ranches IN
d., S,lley' offered his hay at s. ,on-Iess
-I nay sold for before The cola wbeatbsr
~ r'',I'7h57d "a ar We hear of auo.ber hay man
49,, .,'s Ieeggohet, who offered bay to ali appIi-
- d - Per ton. This !. The trro rtiicv
'' ar - 'ir.. 90 -
, 1875-02-06

Our MlIIS--Ihe Walla.walla correspond
eut of the New York SIN continues his at
tacks upon our mail service. Private malice
evidently actuates the writer of these com
muuica'ions. and il is to b. regretted that
an influential paper like the San allows itself
q bc used Ia that waY.
, 1875-02-06

c,rr,rl c. P. CRA&DsrI, long connected
- o,ayaa journalism, has gone to Wash
w.. ,-bers he i likely TO ill public po'
'u1 II, has our best wishes.
, 1875-02-06

HoN. y. FoRb, Of UmaiiIla county. iu-
forms us that stock and cattle in bis peish-
borhood have stood the cold weather very
well SO far, but he apprehends that unless
there is change very s1on, there viii he
great many deaths. The stock men have
been feeding for the past si1 weeks until
nuw the feed is almost exhausted. \ general
break up Just now would be most acceptable
, 1875-02-06

---...,nx The Dalles Ho's1ta''eT thinks
,fr,r may remain closed by ice for the
'n' ,b - SIX weeks. Rather dismal
, 1875-02-06

Anuru CHAPMAN, son OF General Chap
man. and one Of the pioneer settlers in this
Valley, has been in town several days, re-
a~wias id ac3uaintanccs and making new
ones. For several years Mr.. Chapman has
f-,r engaged in farming and stock .aising
10 Mound ciy y. Norh Idaho. aud We are
,,..-I 10 learn that fortune has dealt kindly
With hln-
, 1875-02-06

REV. Dr.. KAGAN will deliver the third
lectuse of the GoErse. Thursday evening next.
Mr. E.gan il pleasing speaker and is quite
sure to draw large audience.
, 1875-02-06

NHiEF JJSTICE--lt will be noticed by re-
Terence TO the letter OF our Washington cor
r'Paol~n', that our townsmau, Hon. Joseph
Ii. Le"Is' has been appointed Chief Justice
'' ''h'ng'on Territory. This appointment
v : unsolicited. and under the circumstances
'-'' promotion is a stunning rebuke to the
s1'''s' who Tor months past have been howl
- 'a Judge Lewis track, and seeking by
'-' Aaa all means to secure his removal from
., ,s. Ihey now have the answer to their
e.. mons, and hat answer is an invita-
10 "dSe Lewis 10 accept a still more
., position His assailauts have ex-
>e1 'leir Teuom, and fo;Ied IL their in
:. -, s'7' Il L 10 be hoped that they will now
-,s 10 50 themselves as C.hers see them
, 1875-02-06

nap, At Baker City, Oregon, on ths
Us, u.r., Wm f McCrary, aged : years.
W. NrC-lry Was a well known aud highly
r-p~r-rd x n'lcman. He leaves quite a large
fsmsIy and many friends to mourn his death.
Deceased came To this coast from Iowa, and
u,- brother Of Hon. Girorge W. McCrary,
81 distinguished member Of Congress from
that ~ratc.
, 1875-02-06

The BNoSEr. VICz,. UaG, MIs~IssIrrI, January
IS This morning CApt in iIeIi tln Inri United
States ufntTy repIrci ~ thr court house AMI stat
81 10 Sheriff Flanagan, eectei at special cie I.On
the list nit, csIt he hal ogIe.s from General
ErEy 10 rT9~l INN. Flanagan p~o;cstcl u.,tius, the
relrstl, Luz -grr4u ;erG tn E-y - Captain Head
su! w.;h i'w. H. af Fs'tsS Ia aH.g,-.c i.Ill Tor
recognition. IL Sheriff 10 fIc.n. hut IN That in igs
!Ii eHur! 20 ruter;-T-, uvvrr hrvI IA; c,Il~-3c
FlsEIsss> T.,-it Ia p r-~s>.oa. CtPul!n Hal r.
ported ms ac; q y g tI!i, who ~ ,-rstci that
l- should consult ms sure I1s 9TH - ItyI e. =
guud NE- pa.-et over the SI-rd OH - s.4I IN the
afternoon the Supervisors O-llgrl that the ru.ufv
Prop". y he transferred to the Prs i.nt o. tie ssll
Board. Tins WIS done, Captain Head lak.u: Il IT.
ceit tor tie property All wit. lrIwug tar bty0ue,4
10 the barracks. The troops were U-rl, t.vou -h
Gcne "a EmIy, by Governor Am-~, 80 cl4!!RS 10
EsV" hal pl" ig- that soldiers shcgd lr s.r. from
General Shhrl Inn when cT r0E' 4 Ne o. lrlns I!!
people Iook upon The Outrage With hec ming tar',.r-
ance The Chancellor appointed W IT, M,Ghse
She. II pro !sHl AMI he WIS pac-l in possession Of
the Office by the military McuLer white, !. n I.-
publican AMI deputy under Sheriff Cr s.,v
Chlncrl or Hlil, upon opening cont TWO weeks a-o
ADJOURNED It until today Ter 10 determine what
course he would take IL reference tie shriryalty
Members Of the bar rre9 nt PIT! s.irist tn
courts allowing and apparently EpErO Ing Of tht
military interference with A. Officers - violation,
oiall law aud the destruction OF cIYil government.
, 1875-02-06

WM. Lee has satisfactorily adjusted his
account with this otfiah.
, 1875-02-06

HoN. W. I. BARNES, from the head of
Dry Creek, reports the stock in his neighbor-
hood as doing veil. In his neighborhood
there is plenty of feed, and as corsequence
stock owners feel SISSY
, 1875-02-06

Hon. J. D. Mix has been very sick for the
last week. We are glad 10 hear that ne Is in
fair way to recover.
, 1875-02-06

THc EEw COUNTY RqAHp ms on Mon
day last, ai.d organized by eIeoting c. S.
Bush chairman. The Board has been in ses-
sion all week, the greater part of the time oc-
cupled in hearing and deciding road matters.
, 1875-02-06
EMPIRE MARIA EFT.
1. SCfg0IL-
rErr. uVTToS OR PORN

ard at tn, very lowest prices The Empire shop can
always supply customers with the very bet IN the
market tf.ve rs a call. Sl-u
, 1875-02-06

I'll kES7ALY CAeE.-Tat act of the Lori ChancCl
or Of England IN striking tn name ot Dr. Kenr,..y,
celebrated the IlchhOrne tTaI from the rclr of e
Queen counsel ha~ p'o !ucti much excitement The
Lord Chancellor used his acton upon the fact that
DR.. hrueAly, while member or the btr hal written
articles IN a newspaper abusing the Judges before
Yh0m le pgactIsed. This conduct the ord Chancellor
heli to b. unp:Ofss-lonal, unb-rSmng a laTyer and
gentleman, cz,culstei to d~tr ju-tIcs and bring
the administration Of law INTO contempt Accord ly
ly h- inflicted upon DR.. heueIy man Of eruiuel ca
AMI ability, punishment thai alHOuu,S 70 degtedt T.
t!On, dismissal from sOcLl consideration and even
from the means Of earning subsistence Tlis action
of the Lcrl Chancellor Will not h- without It's infiu-
cncr in America, where our legal PROCEEDINGS are
largely con'rllel by English precedeuts Tlus far
We have never hal cse Ike tins IN New York yrar-
tic-, but It seems 20 De proper enough that ,yy,r
vino Is officer OF the court, under Irs jurisdiction
and IN the enjoyment of certain privileges arIsIny
thercfTum should not, the event ct hIs losing a
ciSe, go into the newspapers and attack the ju ige
who decided II. This IS really the worst K nj Of
GLtnkrns ling, and, however We may svmpathIze
with DR.. kenealy IN his misfortune, We canno, but
feel that the i3ri Chancellor has done well 10 put
his toCt yP0D ~ improper pTactIce.-N y Hsrlld
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BORN.
DIED.

CuLlEH. j nuary 3lst, 1875, tc the wife o; Wrn
G. Cullen, F. l-, q daughter
, 1875-02-06

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
TIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY ~
L fJ-z-E TIE Fu5lic that he now has on hand t1-l
assortment ofCOFFINS Hhich hs vii sell II greatly
reduced Pr.oes-
HE HEARSE
7 one CT the hncst th- zsie Of Sa1 FTase7-o' NiA
- ter!ered % The public free Of charge
Ort.rz promptly attended 20 BY feaylnS ts-iA a.
ny re-Id-ncs OF at the Walk Wslla bzkery:
xs-tf JOHN PICKET.
/ GW FFICES FOR T1F TFINIINr Is th- Iu!-.
l. - - .TE-M,- F'-lg
, 1875-02-06

ADAMS. ON Monday, February lst, lS75. Arthur
MIrkley \ dams, aged year. l mpath and y day,.
infant son of +. and VI. V. Adams
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UNDERTAKER

. / SHARPSTEIN,
Attorneys far P,ssEuf.
, 1875-02-06
OREGON
STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
Upper Columbia River.
- FR EIGHT - -
= PASSENGER \ RATES,
To take effect January 1, 1878.
BOW RETGHT:

Taken from the different points on The river TO
PORTLAND at the following rates:
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Es'rniture set up taken at hall measurement,
owners risk.
siUupander, Friction Matches, Acids,
Tnrpeniine. and Other oomtuSti!.le erais Will
p. rated A. and one-Laf tariff At owners
rIrk
Burning Fluid, Esrnish. Looking Glasses .love.I
Castings. Planes, Billiard fables at owners risk.
An EXTRA CHARGE Of - ~ per ton 10 the
DAILES, and = 90 Per ton TO UMATIlLA, Wal
LULA and LEWISTON on Fast Freight.