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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-02
TAKE THE PAPERS.
Ef n. I. WILLIS.

don't you take the papers:
+ eyre the light of my delight
opt about election time,
I'd then read for spite.
soribc. you cannot lose Il cent !;
~ should you be afraid?
cash thus paid is money lrrt
interest fo,lr-iold paid.
zen, and take the papers,
pay to-day, nor pray delay,
ny word for it is Inferred,
i'll live until you're gray.
/ ncig;lbor of mine,
$ lie dying of a cough,
I'll to hear the latest news
Z 10 hn wnS rninr nn'
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-02

il" o'hcr took no paper, and.
'f,uic strolling through The wood,
cree fell down and broke his CROWN
.til killed him-''vcry good
"a q. been reading of the news.
- Tome like ncighbor jim,
Nct a cent that accident
" Id not have happened him,
',on't you take the papers:
hui rom the printer sneak.
,yac you borrow from lis boy
per every week.
is who takes the parcr.
-t.H pays his bills when due,
Ii NE in peace with God and man,
sNu with the printer too.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-02
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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-02
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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-02
7HE FREE CITIZEN.
PUBLISHED
SATURDAY, OCT. 2, IS1j.
City Directory.
CITY OFFICERS.

4 >.or Gnor.,. Do,ivor
;Nuk,
!N,.AsuKEN, '.s 1 !, ,. ~, "
Thompson, j. w. Cannon, j. w.
noscley. v.,
CHURCHES.
, 1875-05-15

kooTENAJ 1TEuS.-FrOm two gen
tlemen direct from these mines, we
gather the following: The winter
has been the most severe ever expert.
enced for cold, although the snow did
not fall over the average of former
winters. .Messrs. Milby & Hicks
lost over 50 head of cattle at their
ranch, and from rumors Milby & Shaw
lost over half their band, at the Co.
lumbia Lakes. The Indians lost IL
head. William Maus lost none that
was heard of. Galbraith, 2......T The
shaft on the Wild Horse Creek was
sunk to the depth of go feet without
bed rock; the machinery entirely
failed at this depth. Every indica-
ton was favorable, and the shaft will
be resumed as soon as machinery of
sufficient capacity can be prepared. .."..
Several men are leaving for the Cass-
lar Diggings. While few are leav-
inc, a great many are coming in from
Montana, and intend to Thoroughly
test the late strike at Quartz Greek,
on the Columbia River....The In.
dians report terrific loss amongst the
buffalo; they used no powder to get
their meat; shot them down on foot
with bow and arrow, or speared them !;
thousands lay dead on the plains,
around creeks and along the foot hills.
Mountain sheep and elk left their lofty
homes among the cliffs, ,and were killed
along the low foot hills.... Canadian
troops are expected early to occupy the
new Forts along the torty-ninth paral-
lel.....The Canadian mounted police
have put an eitectual stop to the whis-
key trade......The Jesuits are eStab-
liShed missions among the Black Feet.
-Four have already been established,
namely Bow river, Chesterfield house,
Belly river and Devils ake.....The
prospects for koOtenia are bright
working men can have good chance
AIR. Fernic has again been ap-
pointed by the Land and Works De-
partment to repair the roads of the
District. .Decker's pack train was
en- route for the diggings.-.It is as
serted that martin skins caught last
winter are far superior in quality of
fur to former winters.
, 1875-05-15
Application to Sell Real Estate.

n, The ProJ't, C"i,rf .f H'olr HnIlc Conty. H-sLr
IiJfrf Trrri"ry.
IL HS nr''sr "F Ire Es'oi~ .fJDTiN T. HAMILTON,
Drc~Tss'.
ITTNTION.-It II apPe-,rn., IA tie Court by tie Heti-
\ tun presented and fi,-l III this Court by .luSt
L. II NUILTUN Administrator of the Estate uf JOHN
4. HAMILTON, deceslst-l, praying for an Orler Of
sale oi real estate That Is ne,>~lry tn sell certain
Es, Eat-, i-lon2-in.: Sal Estate, 70 relerlu
tain nuTtH H:urS upon sud property.
IL l. 1T,irT7i 10y the Court, that tt ESpAY, the
Sth day of June \. ID. 1875, being d.,y Of the al
lnurIIrl term nj the iar April term 49, Of this
Court Gt tllr hour 81 O'Clock p. NJ. of ssIid day.
IlI. Cnurt Ro,m of sad Probate Court in the
Court House the sail city aud county OF Walla
MALTA, L. AMI tie = hereby appointed fC'- the
hearing Of rail petition; and That al persons inter-
cStcl in tie Naif Estate appear lefurc tie ~Iid Pro
late Court that day AMI lur Ia show rzirIse, if
any there L., why order should n,t le granted to
the SAID Administrator III sl petition prtytl inr
Ii s further ordered, that service Oi this citation L.
IIIa. On parties unknown nOn-resleutS 10y pllI-
.Iti0n uf tins urler in the Wala Wlia ST rfSsI.S
weekly newspaper printed and pubishe-l in the city
and county of Walla Walla, Washington Territory,
for four successive weeks, prior 10 said Sth day Of
June. lSs..
dated Wall, Walla, May eth. 1873.
L. GCICHARD,
-ifu prpfYt4 Tuilfrn
, 1875-05-15
Grand Jury Report,

! To the Honorable District C01l1
jot' the First judicial District, Wash
i,agtO't Territory We, the Grand
Jury, having completed our labors
beg leave to submit the following re.
port:
We have examined two witnesses
on the part Of the United States and
returned one indictment.
On the part OF the Territory, We
examined fourteen witnesses and made
three indictments.
The County Auditor, by request,
brought his records before the Grand
Jury for examination. We found the
records Of the county kept in q bust,
ness like manner and all in good order,
but on demanding his fee book, he IN
formed us that he kept none.
We find the county expenses of the
year ending April Both, 1875, TO be
S692G 80 more than the previous year.
But We find Sl400 of this amount to
have accrued by having a transcript
of the surveys of the county made
from the land office at Olympia for
the use Of the county, which cost
SS46 90. Also the expenses of the
regular election, which cost $500.
We also examined the Auditors ac-
count with the Treasurer Of the coun-
| ty, and find that there should be on
hand funds TO the amount Of S4l70 IS.
On examining the Treasurer's books
and counting the funds, we found this
amount on hand. The Treasurer's
books are all in good condition.
! We examined the books and records
Of the Probate Judge, and found them
all satisfactory and his fee book kept
in accordance with the statutes.
We examined the books and records
of the different justices of the peace,
of this city and lind the fees charged
correct. but find that they keep no
fee books seperate from their docket.
We also examined the Sheriff's fee
book, and found it kept in excellent
order.
The fee book of the Clerk of the
District Court was brought before us
for examination. We found it in excel.
lent condition, aud all the fees charged
| i'll accordance with law.
We next proceeded in body to ex-
anime the county and city jails. We
found both we'll kept and in as neat
and clean condition as could be ex.
pected under the circumstances.
The prisoners appear to be all
healthy, excepting an Indian, and all
well cared for. There are at present
ten prisoners confined in the county
jail, eight of whose periods of time
Iun from few months to four years,
the other two are awaiting trial.
We recommend that the county jail
be planked on the outside as high as
the tops of the cells with good one
and-a-haif inch plank, put Oh treetied
and well spiked, as protection not
only to the building but as an addi-
ditional security to the cells. We
recommend that the county jail and
fences be all whitewashed inside and
ont. Ii. NJ. IIODGls, Foreman.
PmLr RITZ, Clerk.
, 1875-05-15
Ae9aI advertisements.
Application to Sell Real EStatG

In Nh, I'robqi,t Iof eC H'oHr rGfiG CopHiy, Uusi-
ing T,Trii"rg.
In TIE V1fi,- Of The Estate of EDUTY ". PHIL
BROOR, De,,0ssj.
CITATION.-It appearing to the Court by the peti-
" tlun presented and filed IN this Court 10y CARO-
line 4. FHILURUpK the Administrative 0T the Is
tate Of EDWIN N. PlILBHOOK, deceased, pray
in, Tor order FOR the sale of Real Estate, that II Is
necessary sell portion OF the Real ESt;Itr belong:
i'm, si Estate, 10 I,-l,in certain mortgages upon
the Re.tl Estate ~ sud Estate
1t Il ordered by the Court, that II ESDAY, the
Sth day of June, lS7j being day Of the ADJOURNED
Of the regular April term Of 1919 of tins Court,
mt eleven ociOrk IN the forenoon Of -ii day at the
Court House, the sail city AMI county of Walla
WulLi hc and the same II hereby appointed for the
hearing Of Sail petition; and that all persons inter
eStcl IN the said Estate appear before the str! Probate
Cour. that day and hour, 10 snow cause, II any
there be- why order should not he granted IN the
SAID Administrative in said petition prayed for
And that a copy of this order be published at least
weeks, prior to the hearing of Said
petition, IN the Malla Malla STSTPSN,S, weekly
newspaper printed ani published in sid city AMI
county and that personal seriire nj this Orrr he
male upon CAErIINE \. PHTLmuoR, tie surviving
yiic, anil ArISA anl EDNIN NJ PH-LlmuUE, the minor
children Of sai 4 EDWIN VI. PIIILBROOk, dsrtzisel
Ditsl Walla Walla, April y, lS55
Il. GUICHARD,
Ir1pfe Jui.,a
, 1875-05-15
NOTICE FOR DISTRIBUTION.
TFGmTUGY OF WASHING QpN, ! g
IUHHfy Dt iE'ui1 U-GliI.

toHIb7gi HTt0 HGiia,
Is PROBATE Tn the matter Of the Estate Of
L ALEXANDER Mckay, d,r,zr~.-i
TN reIrlIng AMI fling the petition Oi JAMES Ne
tlLIFF, the Administrator Of the Estate Of AL
ENANDER MCKAY decreased, setting forth that hs
has filed his final !nIrUnt such Administrator IN
the matter Of said Estate and that the sane has been
duly audited allowed ard cOnti1uei aud tsEit p0r
:iuu OF sad Estate remains to H. DIVIDED Ino- the
heirs of said teests,zl AMI prstyu. amou-, other
things i0r order oi distribution of the residue OF
said Estate among the persons thereto entitled.
II l. ordered, that all YeT~-,nS interested IN the
EState df tlr- Strl ALEXANDER MCKAY ,decers-
el, L. and appear before the Probate Court Of stl
county Of WalLi Wala, in the city of Nalki MaEI,
the county seat Of said county ni Walla Walla. On
WEDNESDAY, the lst DAY Of September, lS5j at
the hour O Ia O'Clock uf said day then and there
10 show cause why an order uf distribution should
not be made Of the Tesiue 0f the Slrl Estate among
the heirs OF the sail ALEXANDER MCKAY. de-
ctise-i, accOglinS "a Law.
1t Is further ordered that serviceOf tins citation he
nude parties unknown non-r-Silents, by puhli-
,ator, OF this order in the Walla Walla >TVrE-NIAS
weekly newspaper printed and puhliSlie,l IN the
city aud county Of Wali wall Washington Terri
tory, for four successive months prior t0 sad lst day
of SEPTEMBER lS7j.
Dated Wall. walla May lst. lS7S.
r. GUICHARD,
~ IL. VI
, 1875-05-15

Sun PICTURES. Mr.. Leo Schumacher now
has his picture gallery in full operation, and
is prepared to take photographs in the high
est style known 10 The art. Mr. Schumacher 5
rooms are in the second story of the " Bank
Exchange Building" and it is not too much
TO say that he has the best lighted gallery
this side OF San Francisco. Persons who
have been waiting to secure good pictures,
now have the opportunity, and will do well
10 embrace 1t.
, 1875-05-15

The FIRST Tmr.-The passengers whc
came up by the boat, Sunday last, were in.
v''ed to make trial trip over the railroad.
IN invitation to this effect had been tele.
graph 10 Umatilla, where it was known that
Hon. f ) kearney and a party of his
friends were on the way up. The arrival Of
;he boat found train Of cars in readiness.
ani with full steam up, the party started
over the road, making nine miles-the dis
''are o'mpieted-iu forty minutes All who
participated IN the trial trip speak well of
'ae road, and say that the cars run easy and
Ire irom the jolting incident TO new roads.
u, aTe pleased 10 have this favorable report,
a1i trnS; that the remaining portion Of the
mai say be built in like substantial man
G.s.
, 1875-05-15
JuSfice,S Summons.
TERRrroEY OF WSsHINGr1S, 90.
,H...4... = GfH-TT- al We

TERRTroIY OF WSsHNGr1S, &C
Couatynf w0u1 UaH',
IL J,s'io>'s Curt, b. or ;. D. Imam, Justc. gf de
I'sGcs-
T'O LAWRENCE ISELEY You are hereby no
tfsi. TINT J. G- VINNIGEREOIZ has rilei CON-
plaint against you IN said clurt, which Will on
Ia ie ie.ini al my Office Waa Nalla city, IN Walla
Walls county, w T., on The Ith dayoi June, =. L.
1875, NJ the hour or ~ O'Clock ", and unless you
appear and then and there answer, tie same will le
taken confessed and the demand Of the Plaintiff
granted
The object auI demand Of said complaint i 70 re-
rnver from YOU the suru Of TWentyf Dollars and
Fifty cents and legal interest from December Ist
lS5i, f0- hoard and lodging.
Complaint filed May jth, lS7i.
J. D. LAMAN.
21-3 justice Of the Ptare.
, 1875-05-15
Probate Notice.

It n, Pr,Jots Court Of TGHa HaHd Counfy, Uass-
iI.gtSH TsTyIfHrg-
lH n, mater of tic Es'Gis u EMIL HET-EK, IN
c.Ts.d
THE LETTERS TESrAMENTARY HERETO
L fore issue-' 10 MARY MYYEE and IOBS AlIII.FR,
in the above entitled Estate having heen revoke the
undersigned hereby gives notice that letters of Ad-
ministTaiiUn With the vii anDr1ei, have been i,suel
10 him. b. l.. SHABPSTEIN.
Administrator
Walla Walla, April %, 1875. 2i.3w
, 1875-05-15

FRozE OUT.-A Montana paper says that
most of the wheat sOwn il that Territory last
fall was froze out by the extreme cold OF the
winter. 1t Is doubtful if the yield will be
elual to the seed sown- We had very cold
weather in this section of country, but not
withstauding wheat sown IN the falI looks
splendid, and promises large crop.
, 1875-05-15

''E LOCAL BtIIR0An.-Dr. Baker in
t.-.a, Us that at the rate the work is progress
.--, =, expects to have the railroad completed
.. -'Draet Station by Tuesday of next week.
so. .'.i HI, expectation be realized, an ex-
.''-aia. trIP viii be made over the road
'. DAY. 4 number Of invitations have al
'.aiE been extended to leading citizens ask
mem 70 honor the occasion by their pres
.-'.' and We doubt not large party will be
''..a1an'e, With the progress made, the
'T'''n II the road in time to meet the
'''s'aen's Of tn I'll trade may be regard
g i a fixed tart The buiJd5ny of this road
- - : 81 epoch IN %. history Of this conn
~ anc I! from this tile forward we feet cnite
,er e,. NaIta Walla Valley will enter upon
e'A u Prosperity.
, 1875-05-15

ro,yrY BOARD has been in session
M il. sitting as Board of Equalization.
81 # going over the assessment roll
Jul. ,nr,v like Wslla Walla is no small
'' n. members have applied themselves
.o.' 'D. ~ -, :, the task, and expect to complete
..u,e 20 adjourn to-day.
, 1875-05-15
Grand Princes Pedigree:

GRAND PRINCE, No. 1907, \. II. r., llth Vol,
rel bull rlvel January /, ISL; bred by the UNDER
s,,n.-! 81 Cyntlilln Harrison, Kentucky: gt by
IrniuS, a H p, W. 6J2J; out Of Boston Belle -,
hy AsHlanl Airlre, 55li 81 dam Boston Belle IstI
hy Princeton 4ss5 3rI dIn BostoIas, by Iost"n, ssn
;fb dam Nnrll WOODS Ly CossAck, I. II. b. 5SoJ
MI dtIa Eiizl Wools hy imported Matfii.rn, -.a9
an dana imp Youny PhillIs, ~ Fairfax, luz5 'th
lsrg Phi!Hs by HaTpIaH, lo1S' aih dam By Percy
Igl5 g,h lam Deii,iry, by kettnn, SiS loth dam by
E,r..f,f51u- q. llth dam by htgnurn BOnuIn,
- la, ann iy CIIrIuaH's bull, l2e; 18th dam by
i,rirasrcn-- lIu. 4s.. lIth dana by son Of Dalton
Duke, la1- "ALS.,h 1s.-., = = - n r., p n
p--.,rrs The sire OF the above bull, Gran1
r.iy. "a, I,rssI lry " william Harfeld, lexIng-
,0,J EaU-yyJsy azl was winner 81 the n-st prize "a
ra f,,t V,rliIfa- hun > number OF eo"I year
lir.-. and slIIi lest IN sweepstakes for best bun 81
auy t.,e - which tiils We purchased biIn and hav-
I'M. :, MANY COWS 10 seTye never afterwards put
him IN show condition. He Eas also the sire OF Maj
quls who took the sweepstakes st Pans, hentueEy.
As tie t-st hull of any axe, IN the tail Of ~. also
W., ,Ir o.; Duchess Ella who was Of AlIn2Iy Young
Ierd ,at took the prize at St LOUIS, and at many
other ttIr, IL III and ls72. Il Is not neEes-
s,rv 10 say InUse The bull viii recommend himself
in AZ. ,z.s..nce AMI feel be Will IN breeding
WAESOrE * MEGIBHES,
Cyuthi4n, by, p. %.
Tn lTessrs z p & II P SAFE.
, 1875-05-15
GRAND PRINCE

was irnpn-tel from Kentneky BY the SAKE Bros anil
Is al Frank Touie;s's Rancho, twelve miles beio"
town. Pssturag= Free
Good care t4k-r but not responsible IN case o. a.
clients For further particulars, enquire AZ the
P,,rT, T5I-arnI EPPES HARDY.
, 1875-05-15

~
&. ; Dlsrmcr CouKr.-4t II o'clock,
1,"l'y Morning, Judge S. c. Wingard
-.-'' The l. S. District Court to order, that
''as his inst appearance on the bench. The
P-'',an-aIways trying-was met ooolly and
p, and at once the spectators made up
-, 49,, minds that Judge Lewis had no un-
=, ~! Successor. From time to time during
* We have been present in the Court
'ad have uniformly found business pro-
c,,,. ..os quietly and calmly, and as BELTS a
., " Justice. As matter of course, the
u''' '' new to Judge Wingard, but with
l.'.,,a7 We toel quite certain that he will ae-
,-. -. a-'n'elf an able Judge and an acceptable
- of the law. The position of & Dis
5a.. ,.. 'oige is always trying, and i. is the
na:,, o: all good citizens to give him that
ans.,.I. Iport without which he is sborn of
Ia, : , aus influence. 1t Is in this spirit
ami = > Judge should be met and sustained,
on V. " lei sarisfed that the better class Of
ss-5 = i1sa' understand thei, duty in this re-
, 1875-05-15

L. ;. Mugsu,L.-We have a report that
Capt Hopkins, Of this city, has been appoint
,i Z. ). Marshal, ris +. ). Kearney, re-
,,.a,j Nothing positive is known as to
the appointment, bdt the report Is credited by
tu~. who are likely to be well informed.
Csq' Hopkins Vas in the volunteer service
AL through the war of the rebellion, and is by
-iura'iou and habits Of life fitted TO discharge
n. duties Of the Office. Under AL the cir
ums'anoes his appointment IL emineutly lit
sll proper.
, 1875-05-15

CNor PEoSrrcrs.-rhe late heavy rains rem
d-r'i' certain that the cropin the counties east
otrhr mountains VIII be heavy. In this coun-
'y il largely increased acreage has been sown
'ht, year and there is the most favorable ont
look Tor more than an average yield. The
prospects, for obtaining fair price are also
bright. In California, taking the State
through, there will not be 10 exceed one-half
Of the ordinary crop Of favorable season.
We believe from present indications that the
cry Of "hard times" will cease with the
coming harvest.
, 1875-05-15

MlsSING CArrLE-Mr. w. ). Mslloy,
who wintered large band Of cattle on the
north side Of the Snake River, has returned
from a general tour OF observation III that
section of country. His purpose was 10 look
up missing cattle, and he reports that his
band stood the hard winter better than he
expected. He estimates the average loss Of
cattle from the severe weather at one halt.
Those who had feed, of course, suffered less,
but taking one owner with another the loss Is
fully up 10 his estimate.
, 1875-05-15

FATAL ACCIDENT. We are again called upon "a
record most distressing accident, TN saturday
last, Mr. John Sang. farmer living on Yellow Hawk
Greek, few miles from town, while engaged in IT.
moving siel, which had been used a. a hennery,
WIS Instantly killed 10y the structure falling upon
lin. 1t appears that the shed had been in for a
long tune the posts rotten, and the roof being
coyereI with straw, wh,h the rams had rendered
heavy, il feH while Mr.. Sen inside When dis
covered heavy log WIS laying across his back, and
upon examination 1t WAS found, that his neck and
spine were broken. Nj Seng oh settler,
vuT UnaSsJImIu conscientious, industrious and well
10 10 Deceased leaves wife and three small chIl-
tren to mourn his uutime!y death. HIS funeral took
pllce Oh sunday under the auspices OF the Catholic
Church, Rev. Father Durfy officiating.
, 1875-05-15

ScHwAR,cHER Bros. present their new card this
week, and offer their compliments "a the public.
We have taken the trouble 10 lock through tirF
store and can vOueh that all they promise they are
prepared q carry out. The nOnivr l., that IN a
country like THIS any rm a1iutd 10 carry such 4
stock o goods but tins matter fOr the o"heS 10
consider, Tire pubic having TIC iDent of TIE immense
sLJck.
, 1875-05-15

Gus HICKS ASD SPENCER are going
Ne oi1ske 70 meet their partners,
TO ID, ..-uck what they consider fair
"h' "'' Tbav will give it a thorough test
Tr-q1ci.- ,.,nru. WsIla Wslls is interest
tri2fs ~ l1'j + move as anticipated.
, 1875-05-15

Aplxs Buos are worked to death in getting in
and ARRANGING, their mammoth stock of spring and
summer puols. Rut notwithstanding The rIsh they
always find time - wait uron customers, and aS
heretofore invariably give satisfaction The stock
they are now getting in Is approximately large.
and embraces every article That Il is at al likely to
lie called for. Their >tock Of cutln; dress gods,
and ladies' wear particularly tue and well merits
attention. To sum uq, the Adams bros. are in the
fald with fln uni well selectl stock II o-iS, and
are prepared 10 sci. prices that defy oDnpetition
Let the ball rOll.
, 1875-05-15

BOARD WANTED IN a central part O; the city,
ID by a gentleman who viii furnish his own apart
Inerts Ons large or two small ToCIus VII u T4Ilr
81 LNrasinn must be pheasant and tsrrs rssonlbi-
AiireS- stating psrecnlzrsr Lo-k-to. D. y Aiis
Wall. P,.,-Csssr" I3-tf
, 1875-05-15

--.,.,,,s NnrlcE.-The annual meeting
H.. Christian Church will be held at
q. y. ..,s..-y. WaIla Walla county, Washing
r,--jtory. commencing on Friday, at
'.' tF.ra ,be second Sunday in June,
= ?. We. n. II. NJ. Waller and John NJ.
l,,.,. will tr a. the meeting
, 1875-05-15

- NoSAenAS, Esq, is down from
'~'0 Uo has no special news to report.
c".7'''' .nf.red heavily during the
s'SA ~ e.timate their loss at about one
- .beir bands
, 1875-05-15

Frmc ENrERTMNMEST--The friends Of
ten. Wheaton gave him public entertain
m.u. a, the Slime House, Tuesday evening
The attendance Vas quite large, the supper
..,rndil, the music excellent, and the dane
la, delightful. The occasion of the enter
,l.nm-at was the withdrawal Of Gen. Whea-
,.a fr1m this military post, he being under
ri.r. to Join his regiment at Atlanta,
Georgia