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, 1875-11-20

HE LATE Mrs. HEIMUTH.-Mr. Tbos.
Quinn informs us that be has received dis.
Pa'ch Confirming the report that the BODY of
Mrs jos Helmuth had been found. and
would be sent home for intermeut. The ra-
mains most likely will arrive by next steam
er' when full particulars of the arrangements
Tor the funeral will be announced. Mrs.
heimnth, IN company with her husband,
removed 70 Walla WaIla in the spring of
lo39, and from that date 10 this has with
occasional intervals resided at this place. She
was woman Of more than ordinary shrawd-
ness and by her Judgment contributed LARGELY
toward acquiring the fortune of which she
and her husband died possessed. At the time
ot her death she held large amount of real
estate IN her own name, and this property
she always managed to the best advantage.
Her income from rents on Main street alone
was equal to about $500 month. and in ad-
dItiOn to the income from this source she had
several thousand dollars invested IN bond
and mort gage. With correct idea. of bu.i-
nes@, she was also lmbued with the spirit of
of enterprise, and was ever found ready 10
and any movement that had for i,s object the
general welfare. Her liberal subscription in
aid OF the railroad subsidy is a case III point.
To the poor and unfortunate she was ever
ready to extend relief, aad cheerfully ex-
pended her means on every worthy object of
charity. In her own home she exhibited
much Of grace and refinement, and the
friends she entertained were always loath to
leave her hospitable board. Sui on the
sunny side of forty, with wealth and every
thing that could make life desirable, she
started to visit her old friends and home in
Germany. At the very threshold Of her
journey Sine met death in his most appalling
form, and IL company with her husband who
was all the world 10 her, she sank beneath
the dark waters. Peace TO her ashes.
, 1875-11-20

Tur TELEGRAPH wires for Platt Burr =
new line, ga Boise City, nre BOW up, and the
Telegraph Is expected to be in working order
ty The close Of this month. When completed
y interior newspapers will he enabled TO ee
dispatches at reasonable prices, aud IN that
s.y they vail be able to materially improve
ra.r papers
, 1875-11-20

THE MuIs.-For the past two days the
p.s,,rn mail has failed TO reach the Walla
Wl.h P,>rotire The interruption is sup
rI,.I 10 be at the crossing Of Snake River,
where from high winds the boats are unable
?, ar-s. Marty all our news reaches us by
v.v of the Eastern mail, and hence the in
,.rrur'!0u works great Inconvenience.
, 1875-11-20

DypEp-The brIi dividing Wallu Walla
county received The approval of the Governor,
aai Is NOW law The empire comfy OF the
territory has been shorn Of her fair propor-
a.a-, and Hereafter must take rank with
'iEl AMI 0.hyr uae-hor,a counties. In all
'a- elements OF wealth the new county OF
Columbia is gr,a'Iy in adv nee of what re-
na'as af Na.iH Walla, and IN year or two
ae may exp .e' 20 srr Co!uu bia take the lead
70 g,u.l'.aa aud wealth.
, 1875-11-20

A NOBLE BIRD.-A few days since MIR.
Messenger. of this county, was up on Snake
River, with a team, accompanied by his dog
He was driving along leisurely, when all OF
a sudden a BALD eagle swooPed down and
rTssping the dog by the small of the back
attempted to fly away with him. The dog
was too heavy, and the eagle missed his prize,
although loath 10 give it np. In the mean
time Mr.. Messenger got his gun, and by
well directed shot broasht down the monarch
Of the skies, who proved to be monster
bird. The eagle was brought into town.
GA f,uud IN measure over : feet from Tip TO
tin of his wings. He is What is known as the
black variety. and by all odds the largest
eagle ever seen in this section oI country.
, 1875-11-20

New REVENUE LAw.-The late legisia-
ture enacted an entirely new revenue law
which may or may not be an Improvement
upou the old law The bill originated IN
the house. and after passing that body was
taken up in the council wirhount the for
nality of a reading The only argument
used in it's favor was that Walla WaLla men
occasionally removed their money over into
OREGON. and in that way escaped taxation
,rb.. Question WAS asked if the new law
would remedy this, aud the response beng
IN The affirmative. the council went It bind.
The idea of passing laws without knowing
their provisions Is outrageous, ana seems u
indicate that the people OF this territory are
unfit for self-government-
, 1875-11-20

THANKSGIVING DAY.-The President has
designated Thursday. November 25rh, a. H
day oi thanksgiving, aud We doubt NOT 1t
ai! b. generally Observed ny our citizens.
The .lt'or ha, decided penchsnt for turkey
AMI cranbarrirs on thanksgiving day, and
merely aj.uies G, tn fact III order to see
which OF hi- friends will be the first to say
iurksy
, 1875-11-20


IHE READINGs for the benefit of the library,
: saturday night, were quite creditable to
=, -4l!ss and gentlemen who took part in
.-7 ,-ue' and save great satisfaction to the
., ~ '1' very select audience. By request,
=. s' Ter ainmeut will be repeated this Sat
evening, when the programme will
o'ne"hat varied. In addition TO those
>. l' look past iu the first entertainment; DR..
oeTIain has volunteered his services,
III materially aid to the interest of the
- --'.Oh- Mrs. J. d. Mix, and Ms J. F.
- VINO contributed so greatly to tie snc-
49,. .1 Tue opening night, have oousented 10
v,II d The rep-titIun. and this fact alone
: lIsG GFe fuH attendance. The Library
srs'e1A'Iy IN wan, Of funds, and makes this
tseSl 10 a.! friends OF culture and refinement.
, 1875-11-20

r.sr NarEs.-Mrs Catherine Regan has
-, , number of notes, particulars of which
ta a.eer,ained by reference to her adver-
,,ont These notes are of no use 10 the
s.1., and should at once hs returned to the
r~l.r.
, 1875-11-20

HOP tyLTUEE.-Wc hear OF a small
.''atF N the Sound who put in his whole
'l'ia' \ acres, IN hops Hrr crop this year
.'.'i'i Inn 5000, which after paying all
-a>'s 1T, him several thousand dollars.
~. other kind Of farming pays 50 well as hop
.-''A'-' and isiS with us as a matter of sur
t'',s mat the hop has heretofore been neg
% ..,.a- n this valley. Experiments have
IN 'iisa In a small way around town. and
a.. -.,s'eF tried the plant has prcrp-red. With
H.. ..!.' u: var We hope to place the hop on the
, 1875-11-20

h'n E''nS-Mr. Frrtis, proprietor Of the
-s"i''oa stage line. informs us that the roads
leading oUt from Walla Walla are IN a terri
..' condition. and in many places impassabIe.
17 different road supervisors are aware of
'a. bad eaaiirion Of the ,54ds, but give them
A' attention whatever. The business men OF
.''' ''"n ATE interested in having the public
...,.'-hiiTr- kept in good condition. and if
.."'-- better can be done 1t would be well
'''r7 hy private subscription money to
pace the roads IN good rep4lr.
, 1875-11-20
SHERIFF,S SALE :


pY VIRTTEOF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID OF and uuier seal of the District Court of the
First judicial District Of Washington Territory, and
70 me directed and delivered Judgment rendered
In said court On the 9lst day Of May, A D. 1873, IN
Il certain suit therein pending, wherein DAVID ).
wF-r.rFR vas Plaintiff, and SkSirEL u Ellis was
Defendant in Ia VOr of said Plaintiff, and against SAID
Defendant for the sum Of One Thousand SIX Hun
drd and one Dollars and Eighty cents gold cOn with
interest and Gusts of suit, have levied upon and
seized the following real estate to-wI': The South
west quarter n of the Northwest quarter ~ and
the Northwest quarter ~ OF the Southwest quarter,
if} and the Southwest quarter 4 Of the Southwest
quarter a Of Section number three, - Township
number nine 81 North Range s. east, contslning 10
acres lying and being IN the county Of Hala " ala
and Territory of Washington Now therefore,
VIII,
MONDAY, Ihe 9Th day Of December, 1873.
at tkaSIour of O'Clock, ?. NJ, at TIE Court House
door * the city ard county OF Halls Nalla, W 7,
sell 10 the highest and best bidder Tor gold COIN, ali
the right title and interest Of ssi Defendant, sAs-
UE g. Ellis IN and 70 the above described preIns ses
at Public Auction or 50 much thereof as viii b
neoery 70 satisfy sad Judgment with interest and
alt costs.
Gigen under nv hand this 5th day OF November,
i. D., 1875. GEOtsD I: +: 1 4AOAAS,
4Sts Sheriff OF haAla hdllA county
, 1875-11-20

PeorF~r.-The people Of Stevens county
rr,.., against the removal Of the county
--,. iron. Fort Colyille to Spokane Falls a
--,..,, ysrv numerously signed was forward
a through Hon. c. II. Montgomery, but
ma. I'D late 20 arrest legislative action.
, 1875-11-20

-.-,.r,-N AND FAHEs.-The bill regula
f--irh,- and fares failed 10 become law.
.''s = The house, but was defeated IN the
, 1875-11-20

TIE FEKDICT.-In the case Of Kohlhauff
-. Bassinger, involving the celebrated board
bill; jury returnld verdict fOr s. in favor
of the defendant This saddles sll the costs
Il The suit on the plaintiff.
, 1875-11-20

SEATTLE lrEMs.-JAmes Jones, in a pri-
'I.e note TO the editor, has the following
~" cannot fOIm an idea of the business
''' A' Seattle, unless present. 1t surprised
me- and what is better I think this business
Is permanent. It Is said that by
,A' Ill arch they viii take ont at the rate Of
'ols oi coal per day, and by the month
- IA! 'hey e1pec: TO run the figure up TO
,b...- .oa'- Judge Lewis Is at Seattle, and
-, ~ Il itt place Rents ara high and no
,bs ~. S buildings. No scarcity OF money On
-, una mills nearly all running on full
-'' sao everything fiourishIbg."
, 1875-11-20

THr city buzzards are highly indignant at
.l. action Of the legislature in cutting off
their margin for stealing and threaten to re-
..,o IN . body. It would be too bad to lose
,t... birds Of prey, but possibly the people
can stand the iuhiction-
, 1875-11-20

sur OF EGcs.-Under law enacted by
&. legislature eggs are hereafter to be sold
r.,,b.. Hens viii understand the i'm
-.,r.,. If laying heavy eggs
, 1875-11-20

r.n.ry,.-Me--rs. Russell y McLane are
...r.y closing out thrir stock Of goods
Wv to change in business, and
rgr.ha-ars great bargains,
, 1875-11-20

At HouE.-Hou. Z. Ping and Hon j.
p. Sbrum, Of the legislature, arrived oy
,ss,sranv's cars. and are guests of the Slime
H,use. Also, Hon a. J. Cain, chief clerk
- the council. These gentlemen seem to
have faired finely in the a. clam country,
and retnrn home firmly impressed with the
h-I,.f ,bat Columbia Is destined 10 be the
leading county in the territory.
, 1875-11-20

u-,,n Persons who have contracted to
,..-.- r,,I a, this Office in payment Of SUBJ
...s MP o,herwi-s, are notified 10 send
j.. .,m, Immediately.
, 1875-11-20

FLAxsEED CRoP.-We learn that the ta1-
seed crop in this valley for the current year
shows return of $4,000. This is new
branch of industry, and seems destined to be-
come quite important.
, 1875-11-20

H. 4 g. Lloyd. VIM. G. Newland,
.c5 John Scott, members Of the
4. '--..,-l,,urs, have returned home.
, 1875-11-20

o-1-r-Mr. Thos. Tierney has a couple
d ,nrl- in this ios'"o to which We direct at
, 1875-11-20

SHIPMENT OF FURs.-AC the express office
yesterday we noticed two bales OF furS'
marked for Pond Island, Vermont. They
are forwarded By French trapPer, and are
designed for the Montreal market.
, 1875-11-20
North Western Stage Co.
f9zas GEEEIA @&
Reduction In Fare 10 The East.
InSAI RATE. OF StRE-

Through tickets TO OMAHA, CHICAGO, Ksss CRY,
SAINT LorIs, PHILADELPHIA, NEW GOEE, BOSTuS,
" ,sHISGr,S and all points BoIsE Cry aud
ErI.!lS, the direct Overland Poute East, We noT
offer at greatly teiucel rates over tie line oi the
Northwestern Stage Company
New coaches, good stock, skilled drivers, cul rsl-
able performance Of service time special fe-
lures of the Company
OFFICE AT The
Sffyie Hotel. ...-...-.....H Halla NaIia, w T.
w u. MORRES. J. VI. GGBHAS,
General Superintendent, Agent.
Boise City, l. T -0-u
, 1875-11-20

II you want any kind OF Job work:
Cali AT the sxAusS1AS Printing Oncs-
, 1875-11-20
D,-uggist's Sundrie&, sc.

on MOST REASONABLE TERIS.
All articles guaranteed To be OF the be-. quality
and TO b. jISt what they are represented.
store on Mann street, corner Of third Street
next DOR TO Schwgbacher Bros, opposite Adans
Bros Soft
, 1875-11-20

Our REPREsESTATIoS-Iu the next leg
islature Walla Wslla county will have four
members of the hous. and one councilman.
Columbia county will elect two mem bers Of
the house, and with Stevens and Whitman
will have a joint courcilman-
, 1875-11-20

Furniture set up taken at bali measurement
owners risk ..
I:unpowder. Friction Matches AridS,
Tr,rrpnii,,,. and other eombustIble ntterlIis Al.
he rated al one and onehlf tarIf rates at owners
risk. r,- III
burning Fluid. varnish. LGoking-Glasses .boX'a'
CASTINGS Pa.ucs. Billiard Tables, at owners rlaE
An EXTRA CHARGE OF = 50 per ton 10 tls
III 4 --I LEWISTON on Fast Freight.
, 1875-11-20
FIFTH DAY, Nov. 10, 1915.

JAS. Shepherd vs. T. J. Perkins; Judgment
on the verdict of the jury
George Butts vs. J. W. Mason; dismissed
on defendants motion
III. I.asater VS. Jas. McAulif and wife !;
decree of foreclosure granted
Territory of Washington VS. Rueben Ellis !;
entered plea Of not gnily.
Territory of Washington vs. Nm. Red
ford entered plea o. not gnilty.
VIM. Kohhauff We y. Busingeri at pres
ent writing plaintiffs counsel have Just gone
10 the jury.
, 1875-11-20
A.gegklp Statebman.

may November 90. 1879.
, 1875-11-20
LETTER LIST.

list of advertised letters remaining IN the Post
Ot;ce for the week ending November 18th, 1875:
BOothsby Henry, schultz ::
Durham John n, smith W "
Eiges john I0bin John,
Hanna Geo w, Ness John,
Kline II eorl,p Wilson 4. D.-2
LCu Charles, WOODWARD Jtc-
Persons calling for the above letters viii please say,
" Advertised !" g. T. SMITH, p. VI.
, 1875-12-20


thrilling" nistsrr in tho eyeA pf Gl11 cnrrranoud
eut, l,u. ,,to ,leitpr. viii ratn nj, t.s,i, nj tn
ut,t,nr rf.,,nr,,..,,, a,t,t.;,nI Il, g.. .utfc ru,y
,,,cr +, w., so,. ,,o tt,,,
rfHsfs'r7 t1er Ht'"''.'' ~ per "''~ mora that
tho original intent AM tnf'tsdrktaf'ltIf.-tp,J
14nt ,ua examine aud Enr, lnwneof. II tllcan 1GJ
binds will b" voluntarily takru ty hi lnra II
prt onhaals. i tho I"pal,.rnt": 'iuatT n l'lssi-
Ia.c Isart rnnt'nc.u t:n !n legally p,:nn turn.
1! Eny QUO rt'.i ta*" thrin nt n rr:'it. j: would
ln tan;4, vhn arn ni''isca t. k""'t lcssi-'"'dr14
frt thSir tc,tfsta' afI then III tho t;::on ytar =.
Gasn NE ~ fer ceHt tntHfe1. i'i. u th.'r
tlIe;r safltu anl ob:atfi i:"1 f's th'hf n Ih J.
l'':h NH witH thiH Eon L'!' " ~ -! '%S'-
tr'HiefH ut ~ reniR on W. 'l'4 "'.'! ~: -:
t:Hih ~ fcr cent. ~ Hail. tl'@ !it@irdt Lies
w., "n'!I na:e received " saA' IT '"' 'st p!aeo
Ill" 3.G-sf
fir 1era1tentl1r tt'::"-5car rol!-l1oa1 10
only wortl, ~ cou:A boi1 nl,c, viii s,r, c.'s4l<
,rr rant l,ud bo wor,h. w},,c1, i, n bo is.nci
n,,, Int ,,rav m ,n.cre., ,n,I sftn. 1an
NV. ons urn" no f''c'es. uhs'l attes 'an' !.
la'1f tefaa'nlJ hos eaouHfi I" 'i"l'lca any aallo
tcr. IN to exchange grce u.acIs tsr it.-i.D]
Now. il II, rroenI,uc;,. s,nn,,I Ie converted
int, .,ese ncw bn,s.t, ,os,.in, ~t,,,a .n E7,n:i
.y tin MIA md TIN ;oyarnn,a ant wn,j IN un,Ict
tie n"cvs .ity to acemul4:n III cnnruo... rttu:E
nf Eo'd 10 In in FeaIiucAa for tLa cato of 'cs'lin
ven. H., .,,,u ,,,o .,,,,<
crt i'u,i. viii mr. iutr, a., III IN 1 ~ ~
fn.etlt be t,ua!l At fire: FWe e..1,d tili,i; co.
Ei.l; Int. IL, tho time nj 'nt"teAt.pa rnlont ~.
rfoachee, thor "oula lheF1as". lhth'ha-noe ohtf
tat'.aI % @ IT, q a.. 40 n, - 49,, ,'ns' ~ ~ -
,ni1,,n, and viii rr1;lmty nu1 h,,rf!; ic.rea II
every ,uu,sl. iii II disappears. Il1p uxitatlon
III to:r"Eh nf tny nloab'lro TINT tends to laIsial
1e WIi.tioc' or Postiios'oMG1. " hhuc3s lnoHe':
H. t,,nuo ii" yor non
iu9t. .in,,rost t,unda.
Tho out;on ciyen tbo Government tn re. .,osm
, 1875-12-20


.nn hasa .r.'t ol'tt anu th'!a Havo Vessels = long
,,.',b r,."bo. ,nls nh'nS i"nu.' 1'nttHdlnie It "h
ton t.'t npant to nntn tl,o LA Hhlrl' 'i't:a
t..u the lotcflofn, "Itt In" t>b but iihrn d'l-
n' si,,n;' M nAH eahsca ~ Iart nE tAn 'al chn!h'
"..'e t.rs ~ heignt o1 tuo lsots between tho
wy 'ser ,a, baH'16:
~ 1osz the scHooner ientaa+ Htflef l|ie eo'a.
1s a'I y! i,I"Et. hfotnt. hal'cH 1r9!it Afeah'tol
~. .nn oaatotn con"t OF Nnr" In1nh!'. With tho
ssoa .s. III p1oceonnR 70 thn tohrn'; IL never
hsl. t"o }oa!s thlet tnc HffcH " ~ wa
.",5!u 'M I.eA' ."htotc'nn Hi1al. " tho tap!am
A". e,um ,uro Iu.''nG 1,. "aa ovsr n'h:u'
~ io'1 i1,enI, hfhhahstefn tailnd IN sho icf'
,',na .ion ..o notenoIa 81 t'e sams e!fa.'': lse
e.. ra.e.S ~ lusuikt ~ IhGhtskt Strs!t' Dht ~as
n u. "" c" ~ tns Nae ,tflll ~ "sst,ia" ~
ash. " i'n'' n4f.n ahu longitude W dcs, = mn.
~. mas u easG tAa schoomer theEo
"..' .u T." ~ n,a.hhs" ~ hot hack Il, l1h lessM0th
,s ,an ~ mI ~. nE so coa"t ~ l9't Iapt VIZ
h.s snui 1., "'Eo 'ne h"fa eta pas "as oaaolo ~
"'1Sn W,,.t .e,n. H.. =, r..
..;ii ..' 'l' sScpl't'.a - ~ ~ 7n't :,
IT,, ~ ~ tt!ntpPn tos h'o'' Sosaepok'o'o ~
t'"A ''e 40 D5 hi'th
!;' - A:sa!AS - Ht",LEF
1,',,s ~ 1'isI M i.' 'e eo'!s =" ac-
I.ud ~ VI ,tas ,s ineia. H. Mah no1n ~ III ~
,'n,,.. - ~; ana ,n sacatn ~ iae
,i,a ns1e nn 'asae. W. nno ..
~ ~" t.n. ~ H.. ns!gcn5 h.o"i ~,
a,,,s,i4'.. ~ ius a'1 s7IHAu5'h nso 'fio
ivnT N.in,,sit," II I'tn ' ~ - oao .ine ~
.,a.,t.,c,, anct", ~ oiheo ~, % anu
~ ~ cnnst ,....' o.ospst s iIo'enof nut nc'
, 1875-12-20
SIIEnAY1S NEWS.

thu labora Ut itA session At Champaign Saturday.
No disturbances occurred at Montreal satur-
.laS. Tue foar VI tugtl1ur Grcai.1iut " substi-
in;.
An axptcss-cas Oh the North Missouri Rail-
roa waa lohUad Vt S1v,U0u ueAr St. LOUIS Bat"
4ruar.
Ex-Naynr Ita,i. Of Now York, appeared ~ an
actor Saturday nlkht iu one Of the 1haAsfos OF
tho uoltoIol!
1n ths caso OF tuo Eghteepsh Ward electlon
jury disagreed.
Tho turv fu tho 4,uKor case. which has teen
on tsssi before JuJgo 4,otu, brought In 4 yer-
diet saturday Iuosnsng. finding III f4sor OF tilo
4leIpndxnt the ctts. tna action waa brought
to recover I'll alleged bslanoa Of sl4, Quo frou tue
, 1875-12-20

Aiihna rail,. tr;tnmci will, rnl \ Eiittcring
p1sein:. and Tho "GnlIcts of :rAbtr.y" en-
ihr"t.i III grldec thar'ot, nnl drawn by
hontls passed IN slr multitude, aui hc v,rssitet
firth rstln,le OF Old anil young ovllH, dressed
most tlihhnlicallv. to cniven tlis strange 6cnne.
Tne " 1,suk of Catl!ornis " (susronhed and ro-
Hnming} WAS rossnn,tiol ly yo1'ug lat1y 'lfea.cl
III sI1ite tsrittan. trimmed all over N,t checks
iii tin b1ns, biIiH Ut c1r!lutso '1Fasn BY thu
tlt,t. tlcpo.lt ticEeta. anl r;,ecf-,,ota. The
hnlI clo,f:d xisIs di-ttiblt:nn NJ tHclve prtzcA
f,f tlIo he.t ,hao and fotnalo tuHniutd chlrAe-
terd, AMI for tho most elegant castum.r.
, 1875-12-20

San Elanciseo's carniEal-hall recently cams off
In llla pavilion VI tho AeoAAnlcs' lna. usu,
which ID ai0 long, 401 foct Nids aut W loo.
high. Cpon the scats veto II UU1 spectators.
and tn tue dauclny lnriosura were 400 masked
,aen aud wutueu-u,skius III all 1G.Uuu people,
nr abuut ono.liiteeul4 F41t Vt tbs entsa pupu-
lation u tho CITY. Antony" anil Cleopatra"
la:ne upon tie hsono III ! fI.l-rlHetl lxtg. with
, 1875-12-20

F.'uit SA L. Mp1tGAS PARK IT, l.. 4 r. II. Il. I;
]" mtie>: ~ tn.1n-ts. u rtns fArc &tI c7+nmat.-
Ft"2 fer rt tesrs .csen wy daily Also Saturday
IL r,,1 ~ .. n @ 1.S rrhTE1 m e. a'nI n
n,3t fr hr f'r ii mr. LAX" :,rsts Dbsfratory na~
iac''n"t Tn.'rr:,ed ST. .":r"n Acadofuf for Lsy.
,rnnx l",A,. s"a'ns:y aH !;ls r." public aeh5i;
hours rn'l's.snl MI = '.!s r,t c,f'aS" :js1
rs.H and k.t ter fHrnih hsnante houl *ap tas!l AMI
s3:,sser n!n. III, G,n;saY cnp,, .s",r pwn AIch-
tsrt All s"rcrin'niras Ao1 n,i! h'y ruhatnnIat
iay hcftro = otlork tlFOi..ik il. ELAI AIR r. Ases.
M. ii Chamber Of Commerce..
, 1875-12-20

I,'un sALE-THE Ht'11ptNG Or THE TErrOS1A
J. lfa Insufancs Company, on spathcast cornrr of
athinY.p1-si. aud fiflhAr. This trttrtty Atnr,ts
= ~ =, r.7cs tnr 'sfe .nd r.51as insrscnt, ii cn.
In.h!ru It Rantn In tho haikiine,
E'o1: :SALE-NEEfpkSt:E AH!, EjsisFsS rm,1'.
t!!t in all nsrts oi !hr ctr. Il, - ". u. McE3K.
Mlt.k. Eta:A. AMI fsfa;,rr Hioci.
, 1875-12-20
COUNTRY REAL ETATE,

1;,{,a shhE-Yo .s.tAssE AZ Est r.rE->n .s'i:,,s
+ ii wntd iauI In Ner1Ien C'pn!y. tlcH.. With 4trr,a
through, eeMM:7 nil" frota St~ HunA't', nnt tL?,
fr m ST., j., ~ II, X. A3a tho Iatt Apply 4. ",
tlEfE, IA Hiti;aH..t, A-w }rrk t'Lr.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
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{{'ASTEU-t'iOICf; RESIDENCE PROPERTY ~
Till E.a.t1,..
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.- TO RENT. ROOMS.
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fI'U OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !iEn.WAKSfE ROOMS,
E3M 10 FER wees. KrlI=f .rhllpst ;hlchl Pub t.
iNE House. III ts acss tout ot fo.t
no OREST-FCLSls4Eni i,tDAis. WITH MI WITH
sht EoaTd. At rTltd Jtutr ~ amt l1Y Nabash.ay,,
nraF MOhe.e.At.
s['u RENT GSE nix TWO G:.:siLi.MES GAN vi
nicely tartEsacd 1t :49 Hvst Mvn:uss:. Kcnt
cnrAl+.
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within tho raugo Of tllose rivera may be toor-
ably we'll conceived when it is remembered that,
according to Prof. Daors, tho Obi-1rtlsch aud tho
fenlsel @ to*oshe5 % coyer ergator area thea tho
Bnd all tho other riyorH lowlng into tie Black
Hoa. the Mediterranean, and the Sea OF Mar.
mora. Although north OF tue Polar Circlo, ttcra
Ble lota soalo of tue 1nest timber woods on tho
globo, houil, Of these foroats are stretches Vi
most fcrtila aoil, waiting for the husbanduan
aud tue plow.
THE nHArH
Rlso ig occasionally reared hore. hayo boforo
teriau eEapes. MaY tho future sen tho lnts.-
coursa between tAeke territories and Europe
hsmly Established. With EFoat estoo,n,
4. +. NoRDEasg1oLp.
PnoT. NnnDESBK1oLb IN ST. pCTENsnuRa.
sr. PErEnsuuAp. Nov. 2}.--trot Norden-
sktoll llas VI lust arrived In Ut. Petersburg by
way Of siberia, altar hts adventurous trip to tho
Polar Ocean.
noHoR ny THE sAvAas.
On tile very day Of his arrival he VAS seceiged
With opon arms by tle biographical Society, aud
meetngH OF tue ltusaaa soGieties for tAu a4-
yaucencnt Of 1suss'an srads mud industry wore
subsequently he!d for hitnf whilo to, o,ntght q
Ctand publlv dinnpr IL to ba giyen ,n Lis 4onor.
1t i4 not alone geographical interests which have
20 stirred tho lu:slaa public. but 1t ia tue pos-
slhlity-long hoped for, but 1t laat gwen up aa
calmsrica!--ui andlng = trsda routa frotu tho
Lasius of the Siberian 1isoEs Oh aud ypniset 10
Tho posta OF Europe.
THE KARA sEA.
Ever since tho dlaooyery OF the Kara Hen, 900
years ago. o1psd!tlous havo beeu titted out Tor
chat purpose but l'rot. Norlenskiola IL tho
lrgt Who haa ever sAtled through thls f9o4au
aud dreaded Sea to ths Very mouth Of the
YeniHei
THREE ATTEMPTS
during thd nFo4sut century to 1Atablish some
colu.M,urAtlo4 perhaps deserve uotito. Thus
1u lBpti uudpl tho direction OF tho MuiHttY Of
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Limited tn Onr Hix.frnr TcrtI, nttu
TiArn TiAhH fstnn %rnutnr for Ltfr-
An Uit Itrn Iiesitnpru by Garter III.
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