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, 1875-02-06
The Louisiana Situation.

The report OF :he New Orleans e'mm-ttee prOF,s
beyond a doubt
FIRST That the last election IN ouis itna WAS il.
tIr words Of the commit e. ''tul fair and Taceabe -
SaroUd llaIy sal el ia the election OF demo-
crII, majority OF tweutyuIue IL tie lower House Of
tn leg. ItuTr
Tairf- Illt the report OF tIe returning hoard w.s
tI-aia ent ufJur; an! contrary 70 the very law IN
deT winch Il Hcri-
This cirrieS T. :he assembling Of the legislature
He.e we hut these fics uniIsputri:
F'rSt-Ihe returning botrI lad pT-'rTef list Of
on LUnirei AMI members, If whom, Unier its
maniPulltlons, aty-thsee were r-Pu Irtns, T''s
sI-po17, ami tIUy-rhrre democrats. Thus tbs hOnrd
a'eInlte! % Z Al .e IL Vii Of the people ot tLe
STATE.
Second One huulraI an s.X members net on .hs
III. % january ana PROCEEDED 10 choose Speaker
tn republicans present actually taking part IN the
PRO e'inas by Eonl,niting cssn!r:ate for Speaker
AMI vntIE- trT hlm, by ac.ePtng appointments 'lS
part OF = tuMmittre Cu Credentials AM Cc-anlzlLg
with tins committee and hy their yote- IN the House
on the SpelAefslp giving quorum, which The demo
cra'S then present wouIi uoJ alone have had. Witt
received h-ty-hve votes Hahn republican, two, ana
one WIS blank aui hfty-siX : the constitutional
quorum tsLan tie members we're sworn IN MT y-nne
CeInOlrats and Eve republicans took he OATH making
an .n'i-aut.,h" AIT T-s'IiT QUORUM OF tn House.
THud. Tie Legislature Was thereafter dispersed
by th= United States troops
FasTb---4he republicans prnCeefei 10 OUgauiza
but--eT- Is the important aut yI' IIIt-th-y had
ami have 10 quorum, AMI cam Ot, Therefore act =
l'-tsia'ure- They may ADJOURN from DAY to day I;
but, under The L-G>tsut constitution, do LJIE
Of III acts o: 4 La,slltlIre
F.tat Hence Louisiana has today no regularly
organzai and competent low-r House os Lee.sl,trre
Il cannot have quorum, even on the report uf the
returning hoard
SirL--Heuee the Pretended election Of Piuchiack
a fraud AMI VOID
Secsqh--Ani, finally. nothing Is il the way Of the
aSS1uJln. and constituting Of "a LEGAL H0ua- exert
ieierl hayone'7- Il Congress III remove them the
Witt House, the only regular u-e, WCud al one
a,seIuble- y J. H.s1id
, 1875-02-06
&enf q Advertisements,
No~>NoCoE0-0N0~0-o-o-o-~~o w
District Court Summons.
TERRITORY Of W4SHINGION., .-,.
Cgnatn II InlLr.trgIIr ~


n t5s DiE-ir. Court o. the FIys' Judicial Eisrit o.
u Washington TsyyttoTg-
CHRISTIAN MArER, Plaintiff, ". HE~Er g. TOBrS and
EslEs ICBIS, Defendanfs
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Tn
L HENRY G. TOBiN and EMMA TOBIN. De-
iendantS: You are hereby required 10 appear IN a.:
acton ought against you By CHEIsgIkS N,IFa,
Plaintiff. II the District Court OF the FIrst Jufrlal
District of Washington Territory hOdiu, term AZ
the cIty OF "ulla-gTallf 4LI Tor the COUNTIES tt
Na4!s-Es!la and Whitman. to answer the .4lMI,iaiu,
OF the aIntIf fiei IN WaIla-waIla county. WithIa
twenty says after thr serl0- Of rh!s SUMMONS exeu
s.ye o tis IL Of serv.ee- Il Tot served IN sl county
but II san District, IN thirty days otherwise With
II sixty days " the sad Plaintiff WIlI take iulgment
against You by default according 70 the prayer OF
the complaint.
The sad action Is brought b f-reclose q mortgage
made by Def n1anis 70 Plaintiff l. secure the pay
uent II prum:sSOry note Tor Five und-ei Dollars
gold oou, da1sa October III, IS74 and due three
months after date, with interest ~ one and onehaf
pr cent. Per month nom date Unt:l pad aud Tor
sale OF the mOrtgaye1 premises aT.1 Application Of
tie proceeds Of sale IN satisfaction Of costs ard ex-
penses Of sale and Of this suit, and Fifty DolirE ll
Attorneys fees, and II payment OF Paint Il : de-
lind, and Tor j. igment against Defendau tor any
aetl-l=Iey that nay remain alter applying al Of
sad money aforesaid And YOU al hereby notified
that unless you APPEAR and answer the said o}u-
piaint as above required the prayers Of the Plaintiff
Will Be granted
Witness the Hon JOSEPH R LEWIS, JUDGE
0, the D.s;rie; Court OF the F!rsr JuiIrl.I
l. s. District Of Washington Tegritory, and the
Seal of saIt Court, affixed this 5th day O.
February, 4 D., 1875
KENNEDY & GEORGE,
Plaintiff Attorneys. g-sv
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The Great Question.

The momen'ous question now sgitstins
the minds Of cur people Il, shall We have a
railroad Il hss Leoome plain, practical
question. upon the solution of which depends
the p-o-serity OF both town and couzt-Y. Il
| Is conceded On al hands that we have the
most productive lands on the Pacific siePe +;
our city and county have been prosperous !;
our farmers have shcwn that they can grow
any amount Of grain and stock; our nerchsats
and mechanics have Prcspered TO a degree be-
youd their fcn3es, bope-; but now every thing
is At " stand still" Unless the farmer has
a market for his surplus products, n9as can
prosper, for on his success depends the Success
Of all, A railroad to the river will give US
market il will afford means Of transportation
70 and from our city, and will place US IN ar
good q cuudition as 10 markets as ara the poo.
pie 0! Linn county. Oregon, and the upper
Willamette. We can have this road now, If
We wish it. The proposition is 10 give Us
this road Tor sum Of money within our
reach. This proposition Is liberal and rea-
sonable; by accepting It We thereby secure d
road for the sum Of S25, 900, which has not
a; any time before been offered our people for
less sum than 100000. An earnest effort
on the part Of our citizens viii secure this
sum at once. Shall It Be secured ? We most
earnestly appeal to each and every citizen,
both Of the city and county, to lay aside all
Preiudioeo and give tins project his active
and earnest support. Upon this route We
can all unite. To the friend Of the Seattle
road, II gives 30 miles of road on the way TO
Seattle. To the advocate Of the D1lles and
Salt Lake road. II furnishes 80 miles Of road
hence tu the D4lles To the man OF the North
Pacific, It gives = communication w!lh his
road at WalIula- T. the parties who insist
that the Columbia River J. the only proper
route, IT furnishes the river. Let US then,
one and all, 20 10 work with will and the
work can b. accomplished. Walla-walla
will have railroad, our farmers a cash
market, and prosperity and plenty viii be
the prizs of all within cur borders immi-
grafton wlil once more be attracted to tins
land Of ours, ,"dJvinS with milk and honey. q"
, 1875-02-06
The valley Railroad

Il becomes each and every citizen TO stoT
and carefully consider his duty in he pres.
eut emergency as 70 'he building Of the rail
road from tle river to this city. No man
doubts that by the building Of this road the
value Of LIs property will lie increased at
least - per cent both in city and county.
Freish.s may then be shipped hence to the
sea at n low rates as from the States west OF
the Mississippi River. and our farmers be
thus placed upon an equality as TO transPor-
tatjou with those Ut Central Missouri and
Iowa This bains the cass our whole people
would Of necessity be made prosperous With
this road, We have an outlet 10 the sea. With
out It, all IL gloom. 1t IS the duty OF each
OF our citizens to aid i'll every manner in his
power any PROJECT that will IN any way tc2d
to the benefit OF the city in which he reside
He should identify himself with the city anI
It's interests Now the fact Of q railroll be-
Ing built ilom the river here all mus. admit
Will be of much benefit to the town. That
We caa raise the necessary sum TO secure i,
il every one does his duty, there cen b; no
doubt. W. must then reach the conclusion
that if We can secure this road and fail to do
it, that It is on account OF neglect of duty
Un our part. Many Of our citiz.us have a.
ready subscribed mos; literally il AID of the
road but there are MANY, PRISONS with u.
and doing business IA the city, who are not
only aJIe 70 assist IN this matter, but have
real estate here which viii be advanced in
value By reason of the construction ot this
road, HhO refuse 10 con 'rioG'e 10 aid thereof
Men who TINS act plica themselves in an-ag-
oni-m with our city and It's Interests aud can
scarcely eialm The patronage Of oar people.
II may well Or sad of all such" y knew
YOUR duty, bat ye dId 1t not. -
, 1875-02-06

Observation-Disclosures The qlestion
involved in ihis Louisiana business, * no,
whether this party or that is right CT wroas, ,
but whsthsr Stale Legislatures may De dis
persed n time og peaee by an army furoe IN.
der the command % Federal officer. Il
comes directly home 10 the people OF every
STATE IN the Union, ior il it can be done IL
Louisiana, the mailed hand may b. isii apsu
New York or Ohio next \ party bent upon
producing An excuse for military interference
can soon do II, and a Willing executive would
not question the n iEh.fuIness u the act OF its
necessity The principle involved goes to the
very root OF free government. and the inter-
ference Of the military with the organization
Of LsSIslature Is a menace TO everything
;Aat ire people hold dear.
, 1875-02-06
How SHAH we Escape

hen any pvrr1n Is surrounded with great
difficulty, the point which Is first presented
to his mind is. - How shall Iesrape?" II a
man be thrown from boat into the sea, he
naturally inquiries, & How shall escape -
II has been SAID with much truth that the
people OF our county a. are bottled up, and
the question presented Us is" How can We
escape = Escape from surh snora-ogs E5ei gsl t
charges - Necessarily rain cur producers; :;
ehsrse@ which consuue the lrice Of our pro-
ducts in order 10 reach 2 market; charges
which II not reduced VII in d great measure
prevent the production OF any considerable
quantity Of surplus gram. Keep the pro-
ducer IN q state of P-nnry ana tie result is
the dcpopulaiion Of our country. Il now
costs lis five dollars per ton to ship grain from
our city TO Wallula, 80 miles, while it Is
taken from thence 70 Portland, go miles, for
ST per ton The cost Of transportation from
Lewiston, Idaho, 10 Portland. Il $40 per ton ;
from Walla-waila 70 Portland, Sll per ton ;
hence Walla-walla Is practically furthc- from
Portland Than Lewiston. How can this BE-,
remediei? ? The fac; is, our people have now
reached g point In history, when they them
selves must 20 t. work IN order to ct ont Of
this great difficulty, else all will be lost. II
i NOW within our power 10 solve tins freight
problem by aiding II ,he construction If the
EalIa-walll and Columbia River Railroad
B'll - 60 a. II We Do, We at once give life
and energy 70 our p 'SpIe: trade will be lively;
property both in the city auS conn ~ viii
become valuable. The farmer " nj teca-e
rioh the merchant prosperous; the rneehauir-
and Iahorer Will r. ice In an abundance Of
employment, and all viii be as merry as the
g N .rr,age tell.' If We deserve the road,
ne viii get il by untisiny efforts
, 1875-02-06

TERRITORY OF wiSHINGTOy.f.1
County Cf IGkgna, 90
IN NE JHses's Cont, bsjors c. 4 Spla,ya, Justice
II Ia, Ps1-s.
To r. T. WOOD :-Yon are notif-i that J. r.
CGSRND has fed a complaint against YOU in s,iI
Court, which viii come u be heard at nv otfe. in
Yakima eI;y, IN Yakima county, ". +. on the gl
day Of March, = D., ISIS at the hour OF one O'clock
= y As antess you appear and then and there
ahs"er ths lIn n q te taken Is confessed and the
demand Of the Plaintid granted
1ne ooJect aud demand Of said complaint Is 70 r.-
cover Seyeniyye Dollars OOin, as damage. claimed
a!nst you Tor the wrongful conversion and reIoy-
= - tfS certain hoTs, one bsy and one iron s,r.y
tarse, mortgagd By you TO sad claimaut 10 se,,Ire
te payIn= Of certain Qruzs~ory note tr ths sum
Of One Hundred and Twenty Dal,arc
Complaint fled January 10th. Is15
G. A SPLAWS,
s5~ Justice Of the Peace
, 1875-02-06
OF IsIDE ma COUNTY.

With JGI uaTT lEt. 's-:, tic New Postage law vent
iat1 efoct which requires the Publisher 70 pay the
POSTAGE ~ Aivaaoe ca al pap-is seat outside oi
tie county where printed Ihe TostASa Will lie
about 10 c~rts Syesr H. view OF this new lavp We
Vii - able " seEi no papers Oa,sie Of he ocnnty
after January Isl, uniess PsIa tor m cdrales, We
1zuUst s9vAuoe money tT white IapeE, ink, !at'r!i
ctc.. and pay postage usuts. and send papeis away
ca era3st Persous outside Of Ns!la Wells county,
ws.o dssTc tbs sTATIsEAS after tins date. viii there
ffe pleAHs lear this faInl- l; tloss who aEe III
drtiei 70 ~ viii remit the several amounts due,
au1 three dollars additional, 's4g E.s PGI-r
O. ITEM pOstsge prepaid Tor Year To enable all
% avail tLeIus.4 Of tas csr, viii send oils TO
~ a 4rTparF
, 1875-02-06


tEg.Sa I,TT5!oEH-
IN ths Matter OF iBs Estate NJ RUDOLPH ROT.
DrcSdSsi
IlTATION.-It appearing u the Court ty The reti.
y ton presented and Hlei IN tins Court I.y 3. L.
SHN PSI y, th= ! Administrator Of the Estate Of
RJDpi.fh ROY, deceased praying for order ~
the sale 81 real estate, that necessary t. sell
certain fractional lot and Louise thereon known a.
Tie BASR EAcHASGE sALOOS, IN the city OF WalIa-
Wall, belonging to sad Estate 10 redeem 4 certain,
mortgage upon sall property ana further that II l.
nr'77TE 10 sell Tot 7, IN b.Ock ID, II the town OF
Naiua 10 pay the allowance 10 the family the debts
outstanding aesnst deceased and The debts expenses
and charges OF Administration II Is ordered by tie
Court that MONDAY, the tirsr day Of March, A ID .
lsI5, Icing lay q tie u..ar January terra ls75
81 tbs Court, at eleven cIJ Z IN tl forenoon OF
sad day, AZ tie Court Of sid Probate Court in
the Court House, IN the sad ny and county Of
Nalla-wad, b. and sane Is hereby appointed for .Le
a4rlug Of sad pettI aud tia: all persons inter-
l>tel ia the ld Estate spVeaT bt1re the said Pro
bate Court on that day and hour, 70 shnw caus. II
any tire be, why oTirT should not b granted 10
tie sl1 A1- rittt0f as IN ssId petition prayed for
AMI that coy of this 0rl=s be Pgblished at least
four sIr'essIg- weeks - ths WaIa-waIla 81 .rFsr.x
a weekly NEWSPAPER printed and prbzshsi IN s4id
city and county AMI that personal zsrylae cf tls
order D. made upon N>Hs E0Y, the surviving Wi.e
ant ALFRED Roy, minor child Of degeIeut
Dated Ndla-Ealla, January 2s1h Is75
z GCICHARD,
-" Probate judge
, 1875-02-06

COMING ELECTIONS New HarrpshiEs sd CoCnseti-
eUt vii soon hold state eleCtlogs tie Tr.t Of which
vii L. watched With muTs than unUsLa! interest,
tbse States being the rst 10 vote after III Novsnl-
Der elections. The eject OF the louisiana HTeInen-
viii then bs felt, and the Tst iTT,s o! The eg atoa
VIII b IniCatIFe Of the recult Of the Prs1en-
tai election The democrats Of New Hampshire are
coutlent CT Carrying theIr Stste- gam q oEs
6euioyTatlc Congressman as heru;ofCTe btfn iOOksi
N rezTf 70 tEel- STATE and be.lsVe thsy vii Eot
-nly re-eleet tEsir STATE ticket, but make gam a
hire C5nsressJsn where they expected % secure hut
one -Sii,Tizsng even sleh m-1 u ability s GcE-Gl
HaVIFy sUi gtbers
, 1875-02-06
III this wise:

i WISE PoLCY.-The democrats in the
Michigan Legislature exhibited great skill
in comprising the defeat Of Ztc Chandler
Ih" republicans had clear majority. but SIX
Of their nnmbrr Were rrsoIute!y opposed to
the great +" blUoi letter. and the democrats,
90 all told, uniting with this forlorn hopr,
defeated the regular republican cand date,
and secured the election of Judge Christian
cy, a liberal republican and Il man uf unsul-
lied reputation. In TINS combining the Mich
i5en democrats exhibited great wisdom.
, 1875-02-06

Henry L. DAWES, at present republican
leader in the House of Representative, Is the
new Senator from Mass achusetts M Dawes
Is 4 man Of great ability, and as public men
20 nowadays, Is strictly honest.
, 1875-02-06

KC-KLUN VICTIW.-John Scott, Just de-
fcated as a candidate for re-election TO the l.
5 senate from Pepn~yIvsnis. was the author
of IS volumes Of ''.Ku-Klu1 reports" He
had KuKIux on the brain, aud the people
very properly buried him out Of sight
, 1875-02-06

I"a -, 81 Of Jsnnary l5th, reports the
thermometer IS Seg. be,ox zero We thought
"alla-walla hs champion place for cold
Weather Jg: alter the above showing We
ooRc5!e tie frs- prize TO Montana. We shall
nov h-ve 10 idl back upon Philip Eic's
-a--rE Z ~ - lLalian slima.- -
, 1875-02-06
IU ADVEHIIsEKs.

Tic Ws,ls Wala S-,rEsHis hls a much larger
Srculation than aay Other paper pablisAed in the
irrsitoIy q Washington, sui hsa0e 0aers superior
Inducements 10 advertisers who Souit reach Tie
very bes; class q paying customers.
, 1875-02-06

POSTAL AGENT UNDERWOOD is compli-
mented for the energy he has displayed in
getting the mails through from Portland
since the close OF navigation In former win
teIs thu mails were allowed TO lay over f,-r
weeks at a time, but this year It las been 50
arranged as to give u semi-weekly cOmmu-
uIcatIon With the lower country.
, 1875-02-06

FRUSEs- Illamette farmers axe giving
their attention 10 the cultivation of prunss,
and calculate that ia twenty years the crop Of
prupes Will exceed IN value the wheat crop.
, 1875-02-06

GEH. BURNsrDEs, rep has been elected
10 the l. S Senate from Rhode Island. He
succeeds Sprague, whose term expires March
.th, 1875.
, 1875-02-06

ST0rk-As ~ We have Dot hard cf saT iITe stock
dyI from the seveTIt! Of the weather n this scton
Of the uountTy- But Ee are told By thoSe who are
posted II these mAtters that large number u cat
ii= must nsssarlly perish Tor the want Ct water f
-. frr feel - l-''ss ga-H.--s4.s-
, 1875-02-06
Change Of Firm,

Mr. ". EECBERGER RETIRES FROM OUR
II rrm, having tins Ist day Of December disposed
oi MS interest in the business TO Mr.. NJ WE'LL.
The business viii be conducted usual under the
Old firms name Of N OppeDheiner & Co.
II. OPPESHEIMER & co.
CaLvILLE- ". T, De-ca'zT lst. Is7i sim
, 1875-02-06

TIE ISDEPRSBESTs are recognizing III
CslIfornis. and al the next election will Iun
fGll tickets fJr State and county Offices.
, 1875-02-06
Arctic WIyreR-At HrIena Montana

ARCTIC WINTER-At Helena, Montana,
January 18th, the mercury III the tbermome-
ters all froza- Small quantities of mercury
in phials also eongealed. Proof whiskey
placed ont of doors frole solid in half an
hour. This is about equal TO any thing We
read in Arctic explorations, and indicates
that the winter Of 1874 -, Is likely to rank
IL history as the c-ldrst winter Of the century
, 1875-02-06

MAEyGN COUNTY, Oregon. las aR.iEdebted-
ness Of S42, ,0Gg IN return to- this she has a
SlOo, 200 court house.
, 1875-02-06

NEBRASKA has elected Paddock liberal
rep to the [. S. Senate.
, 1875-02-06
special Washington Letter.

w.suISoToS. .. c, Jsn. 20, 1878.
EDIroH STATTsHsS u have nothing SPECIAL 70
ooumunicate, save ths; on yesterday tie Freslisn:
seu; to lie senate tie names Of Jos. 2. LEWIS io1
CL.e. Justiee q WssAInEtoa Territory : C. Via
gard FOX As-oeia.e Jt.ssiae and r Il NIlroy 70 BE
Prosecuting ATTORNEY Il Is TO b hoped that Judge
Ievfs pcttioninE friends are satisfied. Petitions.
Vhen properly used are irnGaense thlrss- An
other Petition Of similar esrastsr all undoubt-
eiIy elevate tie JGdgs % the GuearnaioHIl ch4lr-
BY the way, ! hear Smith helrnrys name oncasiln-
ally mentioned IN connecLloa With tEa; PosItlon-
Smith would make an
HuuST GOV EN5n,
and his appointment fr as the people OF the Ter
ri;o1y ART ooncernei would Re hsi,ei With aPprUba
:sJn. Bat am afgaii LIS well known lnOtesI! vi4
deter HIM iIcm HcCePtIng. The
INDIAN ATTIIEG
Of the Territory ara undergoing an investigation,
Father Wibar being here on that business. What
changes ars Contemplated am not advised The re-
TUTt 81 the Chief Of the Engineer Cops N relation
q tLe surveys Of
THz cotrstBI,
'he hands Of tbs printer and viii be submitted
TO Congress in a fsS days An eEost w.ll Le made
by Senator Mitchell and Mr NesI..ith to secure aa
aditun.l appropriation 10 continue The survey the
cl-4lrs- ,es.s5u Tie Secretary al u ~ has sent
tie Roman Cathoic Nilsson u ST. James 10 tie nI
tary reservation Il
FyET vASCoUFER.
The claim you a-e aware, = based On An act Of
Consress Of ls43, and has been before tie War De
plrtment for many years The Department reslsts
the clam on the ground That this religious establish
Eneut not a mission according; to the sense Of the
Hgt of lsis. The See eJry suggests tLft the matter
be submitted 70 = court and Jusy for determination.
During the Year 1874 four Tateats WrEc EsUeI 10
cit z-ns u Washington Territory. Y
PEEsJSAL-
Among the Washington Territory people il Wash
inston I frequently see Major I.ton, Joshua GJi-
dIuss, \. a. Denny, E. P. Smith and Judge LInier,
whose frosty locks Indicate that the hand Of has
played sad havoc with the youthfu! appearance
If tie ex-Julge. The Judge frequently mentions
his fTauI LtugfIri, IN whose title 20 the NeZ Prgce
Reservation he has abiding faith. In conversation
with Judge MuFai3eH, on Yesterday, l Learned that
tie opposition "a the Seattle Railroad Bill! Is bitter,
and that the prospect Of Us passage Is not ~ al fat
terlng. l.
, 1875-02-06

That PLEASURE TIaP.-The curious state
men, appeared IN sJme OF the New Orleans
parers when Sheridan first arrived in that
city recently, that he, on inquiry being made
of him, declared that 1t was only pleasure
trip that he had come on. lie had several Of
his staff, as well - ladies with him, and
might extend his trip to Havana, provided,
of course, the winter gayeties Of the CONNER
cial capital Of louisiana were not lively
enough for that vivacious party. Subsequent
events, however, indicate that Gen. Sheridan
must have found it very jolly IN New Or
leans found something, indeed much to his
own tastes at least-though what might be
" fun for him was death to others" Hence
his baEditri dispatch, and Froposition 10 go
into the exeruciat!ngly entertaining business
O; court martiIls and executions OF people
who don't agree with the powers that be.
The origin of the facetious idea Of n pleasure
trip, it now turns out, was in the White
House at Washington, evolved from the
WONDERFULLY strategic brain OF the soldier
Prcsiden, himself. 4 telegram sent by Sec
rotary Of War Belkn2p to Gen. Sheridan at
Chicago, on the 9th Of December. told him
that the Frt=iIrn, wished him 10 take trip
IN this wise:
cot course You >an take with yo2 such gentlemen
ot your staff YOU B4sh, and II Is best that the trip
should appear to W o..e much Of pleasure is OF
business fUT the fICt of yOur mere presence IN tE
lot,y- rerTrri 20 viii h,vc it IL pres Irue leuc-
ial effect The President thinks, ana 80 do l. that
n t-Ip South may b. agreeable 20 you and that yoC
might be- able 10 Obtain good deal information
the subject about wi.ich Ne desire 70 learn
OF the accuracy OF ths information Sheri-
dan obtained after he got TO New Orleans,
h fat dtuial- by ministers Of the gospel,
the judges, commercial and Other official
bodies, the lawyers, the strangers On business
in New ORLEANS. dc, give sufficient idea.
AlfoGrttnr this pleasure trip Of sheridan Is
likely 10 ~ = e-'..ly one ts those wis expected
other people tJ " pay the piper"
, 1875-02-06
Saddiery and Building Hardware!
BI.AI Ek NNEIEE's IuO.S,
WAs:OSHAESER.S TOOLS,
CARPENIEE,, TssOIS
MEMS CISIOn MADE R0OTS,
7
SteIs. u whom ! also uiftr
The Clipper, Champion and Collins
CASI-SIEEE FLOWs.

The S-1ec1 Fails celebrated THIMBT.E SKEINS
AND BOSING direct ifoia the Foundry. Wostsn-
10 IN :, Rodgers and " lisons ABIE + AND POCk-
II CT iLEET- Assorted ke-rS uf No , Sand Pm
6en's HORSE AND MULE SHOES NV Lcr5oa.
/. h. Putnam AMI 3u-ahl- brands nf HORSE SHOE
NAILS Tire, RGuni, Square, Band aJss Hoop Iron,
al Sis ffow, Spring and Pick Steel Cast-Sre~l
toT Harrow Teeth. Drills. etc Singh" and Double
GUu LnCkS- Nam Springs TuI@s, Bar Lead sh0i.
>portIns; and Blasting Powder etc.
EnAmslled Drill Daeking; and Leather, suitablefCr
BuggIes, Spring Wagons and Upholstery use. Car
rage AMI Seat Sprinrs AnVils S!Sss anil Below
HarOn-Jarks- BOaLN, Pulley Blocks and a great
variety cf ohsr GC0s. too numerous 20 mention ever
IN Abridged detail
\ Kirby Combined Reaper. Mower and Self Rake
on sale ., Har.,aln
, 1875-02-06

The no-alatiol Of John Clark a. Azsociate Justice
FOR IDAHO has teen confirmed Nj Clark WIS ap-
pSinJsi upon The recommendation q Senator Jones,
o! NeFAia .
, 1875-02-06
Application TO Sell Real Estate.

"a TIC Probate Cont # WGIia HGiIG Comfy DILI-
tHg.Sa T,rTi!osy-
IN tis Mater or LBs Estate nf RUDOLPH ROT,
Nrc.rksl