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New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

In railroad bonds the principal activity was in
Union Pacfcs and Ohio and Northwestern Consol-
idated coupon gold bonds. The former were lower
at the opening, but at the close a sharp upward
movement took place and the purchases were large.
Union Firsts from 101 s 70 lO3l2; Land Grants
from 97l2 to 90, and Sinking Funds from s62i TO
ss3s Ohio and Northwestern gold bonds advanced
from 81 10 50, and were also actively traded IN.
The other changes were slight The following were
tbp bids.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
AN UNNATURAL MorHEE's CRIME.

Bridget Kelly was placed on trial Yesterday
in the Court Of oyer and TeInner before Judge Barot
under charge Of murder in the INST degree the real
charge being that she threw her newborn child INTO the
North River ON Aug. 10, while II was suA alive. lhe
most important testimony that OF Oincef James n
Brce le made examination o. her when she was az
rested and concluded tIat she had been recently con
fined hch she denied she aerWaid tOld nm Jit lle
child was born dead After other connrndtuIy es
tm0ny the Court adjourned. Assistant str'ci -AtlW
ney LYONS appeared Tor the people Mr klnAng lof 'ho
ms
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
steamer sam Weller.
ST. JOHNS, P. R.-schooner R. E. Yates.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY, Oct II. 1873.
COFFEE-Rio dun and 4c lower, without sales
quotations l9Gl9fc for Ordinary 2osa2Oc for
Fair 204 Good p lsaZl &c for Prime; and l3S
nc obDng lots an gold prces The stock of Brazil to-
al OUj6S bales including 81 sS3 bags
and bags Baltimore. The receipts here for the
ending been 1000 bags ana the sales o. 23
The quantity aOat and loading for the ntsz states
ult. Sl,-9j bags and purchased 10 the sth INST,
2g2 bags 10 grades quiet and merely DOminal
COTTON-HOdeTsO the spot All anced their prices and
were the h CHER prices owing 10 the unfay0rabo
report the Memphis Cotton Exchange and the activity
There only small business done, however
saturday evening" were go bales including
33j bales for consumption 9l bales
for speculation The following The official quotations
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihere fair business transacted
in Flour to-day, prices without decided change Ma
Indies The demand FOR Great Britain quite limited GA.
scarcity freight materially checking e inquiry
tai s.e- II bbs including $500 bhl low grades ship
ping Extra - 1Oa - so and lO5OO hbs III Extra within
range Of >6 3Ods6 80. The quotations % yoGs4 ~
for choice No. 80 l5as5 80 for common
common Extra state, 20 90qs6 FOR choice do
81 O5as6 30 for Fancy DO. - 7OcS6 for common
Ia fair Extra Western - O50 - 80 Tor good
to Choice no. 55Gs7 for Fair Good White Wheat
Common Round Hoop ONO - OjQ = 30 Tor Trade
brands Oas7 80 for Pair Good Patent Minnesota
Extra u 5slO for Good % Very Choice do the
closing steady ami rather quiet southern Flour
only IN request without material
urce 500 bbls - S0a~5 30 iOT COmInsn tOi
and - s5ds9 Or Good o. Choice Extra Rye Flour
with moderate business reported sales 200 bb
2jGsj 90 Corn Meal only IN moderate request
% s0eS3 10 Jersey and Pennsylvania aud ~ 10
for Braudywiue the dock and delivered.
FHfIGii IH-Ihere for berth room.
charters rather
amount of tonnage on.r To Liverpool by sesm
200 bales Cotton at 3Szxd Grain qnOi,f 920lO.
Provisions SOS The charters comprised bark
Baltimore Antwerp. with 5UOO bbs Renned Petroleum
hence 10 Havre, with $500 bbls. Naphtha
a. lOAd with ZOO Qrs Cork tOI orders
cd 6s 6i direct port bark Of 400 ora Gram.
Glasgow, at 81. for Grain, and "a lad. Tor Flour
GRAIN-The Wheat market active aud
all kinds hut the Improvement realized chiefly
and choice grades There better export
spot and future delivery Total sales 100000 bush
bush 30 Chicago At a O7asl 10 10000 bush No Nil
vaukee 81 lldsl l3 5000 bush. New White Michigan
20 1000 bush. No Minnesota AT 81 81 SOOU busA
CHOICE Old No. Minnesota IN store tax Ken ioT city mil
ng AT 81 as $1,000 bush New No Milwaukee at a -
a. "a ltoOo bush nfersr oa No Chicago ~ q - N
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
DELAY SOUGHT IN THE TWEED CASE.

An application was made yesterday by Dud-
ley Field u Judge Lawrence, IN Supreme Court Cham
bers FOR an show why there should not he
stay of proceedings pending appeal 10 be taken from
the decision the General lCi1u Tor modification OF
tbe orders Judge LawreucC doubted # ne could grant
the order asked under Tho decision OF tire Genera Ael
out Iromi-eO a decisUu to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

1t was no more than natural ana &" be expected
that tbere would after such a continued and heavy
decline m the stock list as We have Witnessed oil
late Ice a rally and il took place to-day, attended
by a unanimity OF opinion seldom witnessed
nnop the Exchange If We take th'Ir
,,ord for il "buls and bears alike
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
Ihe nominal rtea t.r Foreicn EE.hang. are as lo-

The money market continues 10 work easy az
10 3D. for call loans with per cent ~ the rate at
the close There is no change 10 note in discounts.
4 Washington dispatch states that the bank notes
received to-day for redemption amounted 10
S,7O 900: the custom receipts were 500 900, and
the internal revenue receipts 100000. The follow
ing j. the Clearinghouse statement:
grrr~t,v exchange. s7S.652OG3
CHl lcy balance ---------...- '-,5,.1-"
G.id balances 4f'o',I''
There has been no particular feature To the Gov
errInent bond market to-day and the following
81. I...-t tt,t,Iiv , att,I ..Liuu uyire1.
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fAlNEl.
Low MiAdling


delivery there Irregular advance OF IA
which active demand contracts
course by e unfavorable report "a the crop
Tn. Memphis Exchange. Tbs sales on -asy after
p. were October 900 1896 2oo 5sg BOO Is H22c'
November 500 l3 &c December, ZOO - Ss April 100,
l6lsc 100 l3 Tsgc total 300 bales First cail-Novem
ber 100 l3 sc December 100, l3 sgt February. 800.
3 lsge March. 100, - E4sgc May 800, Il Sec 100,
1 sacc.: total I.2OO bales. second cal-OciOber 100.
3rsgC December. 1000. l37rsc. January, 300, l3 -
Mar a. 500 l37c total 100 bales Third callocober.
100 3 gc February 800 2aszc March. 100 Is lSisc
Apnl 200 IL ssc total 700 bales sales to-day mp 10
D. m-OctOber 200. 1910. 800 37s.c. 400, - 400.
3Isec 200, l3222c 100. l3 iiec 100 l3 2lsgc 100.
s-ssc eco las Coo y s78ej 100 lSlsoe soo 100
November 800 l3 'z 100 l$ 'lsei 100 u i,sge 25o9
3c 100 l3 '2c 800, l3 2c DecembeI 100 is 'sc 1000.
IS 300 l3iae 20 10 slse 200 lS 'lse co. - i'e
iaae 100, l3 me- 100 - sqgci 100 lai2c January
3 i,oc 500 Is Tee 100 l5 ,ac. 100 l3 T. 4o6 i5Lsc
loo - issgc roo l3 .c 800 Is 7lsc 100, J lsa2c 100,
sc POO, l3 lic, Fc DraTy 800, I3 sc, 20 l3 l'szc.
90 l3 Zsgc; 200. la-o 200, l3Ac 100. l3 isc. 200.
sc 100, l3 itsc 40 IS -sszc; 300 l3 -3szc March.
900 f}ssc 800 l3 ilsc 100 1890 100 2gc 200 l3 aisc.
900 l3 lac. April 400. - z7sc. 300 l3 @C 800 lsc.
500 u c Man, 100 u &c 100 IL sc; 300, i szc 100.
- Soc 200, Il &C. total 279OO bales grand total 3i2O0
bales.
Aiterari reaction For October The best
close B isc The closing quotations Tor the
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
The offering aud asking prices for
.lnse of tho Erchanpc tn-laY Merc:

Mr William Ward furnishes the following quota
tions for mining stocks ~ san Francisco by which
il viii be seen that there mas been very general de
lin. fr, uri,... fn-Gtv.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

In city bank stocks we notice only sale of four
shares Fourth National AT 953 The following are
th.I
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MONDAY oct IL. 1875.
following complete list Of exports shipped ia vessels
were cleared to-day for foreign Dorts.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

Three weeks only Of September in each year. -.
These approximate figures <uHua npafto VIE
GRoss EARNIsGs FROM JAN, 10 sErT. 30.
1878. 1874. Inc Dec
flO,30J 1879 e., ,lT85S4
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

CCare.luy reported for ras rMsUsz. J
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

Afterward there was some reaction For the best
d Il the iilsc The closing quotations for the
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

Lon,IDis specie leg Ten. Deposits. Crcuan
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
CALENDARs-Tns DA-.

sUPRrsF T-CHAWnERs-LAwRENCy. J.
20 Wright agt Undermn. l-3 Helm aRt. Seven
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

The financial Chronicle furnishes the following
earnings of the few railways that continue TO report
traffic receipts:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
PART Ill
1902 Ballard agt. BOndy and

1902 Ballard agt- BOndy ana
auO.
SO. .Lilieuthal. ext, aCt.
Ocean MAI B'k.
1881. Van NOstrdId agt
GWynnC.
1853. CROW ell sgt. Gmoul
Iiupld.
1875. Nat. state B'k Of Eliza
betn agt. hCN j.
22ql CUustoCE sCt. Dr1hau.
2gs1. Taylor. ADM agt. ny.
l.. aud Il. =. k.R. GO.
6b5 p. smith. assignee, agL.
Aytrv ct Al
6J7 z. smith, assignee, AT.
Avery et -.
g-4q Hazard agt. CunEla.
24S3 Glbney. adm Z, sgt.
Roach.
1927 Pollock AIT. Gillihan 81
Al
Tq5 Ct wart 2gt Taylor.
l443 Reilly agt. Reynolds
1C25 Southland, &c, aCt.
walsh.
1888 AsIbahs art. Clinton
f1r- ms. Co.
q63 hGCEav ~ al. agt Bel
ding ef al
, 1875-07-24

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED on. a.
ID the District Court Oi the FIRST JuII..ll lt,r-s
Washington Territory. and d me dIC,tel aI.l .7
cred, for Judgment rendered IN sad Cur ,r..s
Twelfth day OF May. A. D. 1874, IN fgvaro. uryFl
STEWART and against ALVIN b. RuEEETS and NU77
T. ROEERrs, for the sum Of Six HGn lr and Ssrssf7
Dollars, III Coli Com, on which judgment tL.ls T.
remains dee an1 unpiEl the sum of 20 s. Do trl
Coin, with interest thereon, frOm the 18th l.g #
May, 1875 at the rate of two per cent Ter n r rr
costs, | have leviel on the following deserted E-l
Estate tO-wit: Block " F - III - Roberts AlIlI-r
20 the city o! Walla-wa!la, ". T.; also the t1.u.
described Real Estate, to-ygit Beginning az 1 mr.
81 feet West from the southeast corner Of 4
Roberts Addition - TO the cItyOt Nall-Walt ul IL
South boundary Of sIid addition, at tie s,u,L.,.
corner of Piere Of land sold by \. h. EObr,s .1l
wife 20 James Law thence on the Fast t-,unaary
said land North, - deg. West, 526 feet 20 ;as sous
line Of Craig street; thence Eastery on The >.a.l
line of Craig street loo feet more or less TO n We
line of e. he street; thence SCurheTly CE tie W.s
line of Ebbie street 10 the SOCth boundary Of tia @
- Roberts Addition " a.; thence West 10 fegt r0l O.
less the pint Of h,-JUUu2 containing - i--fH
acres more or less all Of saId Ian situate lynn, s
being IN a. B. Roberts All4t:on 10 tie rty a
Walla- wala, county Of WalLl-Wallt, NlahlIs;a
Territory. Notice Is hereby gwen that
SATURDAY, the Sis: day Of Juiy, 4. d..
1873, at the hour Of LaIf UlSt o'clock, T 81 O..
slh day I VIII sell the night, title AMI interest t
said ALVIN B ROBERTS and Martha f. RumEIs N
and 10 the Above described property, "a: tLe 'a--
House door. IN the city lG..i county of Walh-Wsl,
Washington Territory, ut Public Auction Tor tt,a.
CON, 10 the highest and hest bidder, 70 satisfy l
Execution and all costs
'iIven 5.Isdey nay hand tl.S p day Of July, \. D
lS7j. GEORGE F THOMAS,
StcrH ef HINu UaHa togT.g.
h. l.. SHARPSTEIN.
Attorney for Plaintiff Td-ts
, 1875-07-24

TIE case of Jesse POmerOy, the
young murderer now under sentence
of death in Boston, brings into strong
light the punishment question. 1t Is
hard TO imagine a criminal who makes
less appeal TO our sympathies than
this torturer and slayer of innocent
children, or one TO whom the death
penalty is more appropriate Yet
there is considerable remonstrance
against his execution. 1t is based
largely on the plea that his is a case
Of abnormal development really equiv
alent to insanity. But, without hay-
ing examined the case closely, we
Judge that the remonstrauCe springs
really from the sentiment which op
poses all capital punishment. 1t is
less conviction than a sentiment.
At bottom, it is profound horror of
the deliberate blOtting out of hu
man life; and the more viyidly the
scenes which precede ard accompany
the gallows are realized the deeper
does the horror become. When this
feeling is declared TO be weak sentl-
mentality, it is well to remember that
TO feeling closely akin to this, rather
than 10 any cool calculation of expe,
diency, We owe the abolition of tor
ture and the reform of prison manage
ment. On the other hand. Jesse
Pomeroy's execution is urged by those
who dread that he may at some fu
ture time-as once before-be turned
loose TO repeat his butcheries. To
ward such a creature, whether sane or
insane, the first duty Of society is self
protection; and the possibility of his
being set free by some easy-tempered
Governor is the strongest motive TO
get efectuallY rid of him by hanging
him.
, 1875-07-24
aegaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
District Court Summons

TERRITORY OF T4SHINGT0N, SS
County 81 Ha}id-tooIG, !
In s District Count Of TIE Frs judicial DistJie ct
Washington TsTrttOTy.
ADDIr PUMPE1IY. Plaintiff, vs. JAMES E. B. Pun
PcLLY, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To
L JAMES Z. B. PUNPELLY, Defendant You are
hereby required tOappear tion brought against
You by ADDIE PUMPELLY, Plaintiff IN the District
Court of the First Judicial District OF Washington
Territory boiling 1T the City Of Walla Nalla
to answer the complaint of Plaintiff iled IN Walla
Nala county, within twenty days after the service
of this summons, exclusive of the day Of service II
not served IL said county, but IN said District IN
thirty days 9th, rwse within sixty days, or tue sGd
Plaintiff will take judgment against you by DEFAULT
according to the prayer of the complaint.
The saii action i brought TO obtain a divorce on
the ground of cruel treatment and fOT the custody OF
Charles E. Pumpelly and John ID Pumpely, MINOR
children, and change Of name, and for sjOattorneys
fees and for costs And you hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer the sad complaint as
above required, the prayers of the Plaintiff Will be
granted.
Ordered published in the Walla Walla STATESMAN
for SIX successive weefs Order dated June 2i 1875.
Witness the Hon S c. WISGARD, Judge Of
the District Court Of the Fist judicial
II. s. District OF Washington Territory, and the
Seal Of said Court affixed, this Sth day of
May, 4. d. 1873.
A REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
CATION & NASH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff 26-6w
, 1875-07-24

Nh. CHARLES LELAND. Of PhiIadel-
phia, has just published a book in
which he produces a massive argu
meDt 10 prove that Christopher Co
lumbus did not first discover America,
nor did any of the adyenturers TO
whom the school books ascribe the
feat. He declares emphatiesllv that
a Chinese Buddhist priest named Hoei
Shin, in the year 499, returned to
Chins from voyage, and stated to
the wonderful CelestiaIs that he had
discovered great country across the
sea, which he had named Tusaug
He describes the natives in such a
way as 10 identify them with the
American Indians, Pernvians and
other races. If Mr.. Leland can main.
tain his theory, as be appears TO be
able to do, our school biographies
will have TO change the question
Who discovered America ? from
Columbus to Hoei Shin
, 1875-07-24
Our Boys.

4 question which is pressing upon
parents in Oregon, and giving many
of them greater anxiety than any other
question, is, " What shall We do with
our boys?" The farmers have a place
and an occupation for such Of their
sons as are discreet enough to be will
100 to take agricultural pursuits for
their occupation ; but there are many
who make the mistake Of setting their
hearts upon some other business, and,
mistake though it is, it controls their
conduct and their destiny. And for
the townspeople, there are compare
lively few who are able TO provide
ANYTHING for their boys TO do. The
result is that boys grow up in idleness,
and their idle brains being according
to an old aud truthful adage, work
shops of the devil, they become hood
lums, give their parents inexpress'ble
trouble, secure places In the records
of the criminal courts, and at last, per
form the first honest labor OF their
lives in suit of striped clothes in the
state penitentiary. Many a boy has
gone that way who was not more VIC
ious by nature than others who, hav-
ing something to do i'll bOyhood, have
grown up to be useful and exemplary
members Of society. What is to be
done to remedy this growing evil :
What is to be done to save the boys
and the community? The natural
answer will be: Put them to trade;
apprentice them. Certainly; but when,
how? Put them to a trade when the
trades are so limited in their demands,
and so fully supplied that there is no
room for any more? To whom shall
the boys be appreuticed when every
body having any business of mechan-
ical character has ten applications for
places for boys when he can furnish
only one situation. The trouble is,
we are people without manufac,
tories, without work shops, without
the capacity for furnishing occupation
for boys who would learn a useful
trade if they had an opportunity.
The percentages of gain to accrue
from home manufacturing have not
all been counted when We have men.
toned the various money items of im-
provement in value of land, increase
of population, Of home consumption
and of circulating medium. The per
centage of boys saved from lives of
vice and crime, Of parents saved from
sorrow and premature death ; Of fam
lies saved from disgrace; these must
be counted. And how must they
count. No one can reckon it IN mum
bers, for it means more than numbers,
as many parent who reads this will
bear witness. There can be no
stronger argument urged for the build.
~" un of domestic industries than
that they would furnish opportunities
for our boys to learn trades and some
thing for them to do when their ap-
prenticeships are past.-Oregonian.
, 1875-07-24
Sasrifffa Salts
Sheriff's Sale of Real esiat.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That IN
~ Of decree Of foreclosure, order of -Is'os
ment issued out of the Distinct Court % ~ -
judicial District of Washington Terri,orv az ~
terIss at Nail-u ala city for the e.,J,ufi' .',,
walla and W hltman. IN "a certain aston thu. IA
ing wherein MARY MAvE; was Plaintiff - ,-I II.
CoLLEy, ZERILD> CoLLEY, Gr"RGE W Co. - d, q
EPH III. MORE, WILLIAM II NKKNESs E,.y,, u !, -
MAN, W c. ID. RoTNsoN. ID. ;. K,KFU 49, 20.
BOYER were Defendants, which sIll deere ~ = T.
sale and judgment WAS rendered m ssii s.-i ~
10th Gay of May. 1874. IN favor nf sail PL5-s =
against SAID Defendants, j. C. Co,,ev. for -. p.
Eighteen Hundred AMI Eislt;-two D5T.-,N-t
Vwenty-uine cents, .SlSSs % guid CON Ei,I =, ~
on Twelve Hundred AMI TIM ty-seyrn D7Ts-.'st
Ten cents Sl27 10 thereof, at the rate Of -. ~ ~
one-hAlf per cent per month until paid, ami =, 4
Hundred asd SIxty-SCven Dollars AMI S.yfr ~ -
1856 co thereof, at the rate of one and orFI,-A -
per cent. per month until paid; and ON Seve,-y-' e
Dollars and Flfty-nme cents ,s.7 5gI th,reof J, u.
rate Of one and one-quarter per cent. per r.oBrI -
pald, and One Hundred Dollars attOrppvs -
and the further sum of Thirty-tLree Doll. p, r,
Fifteen cents, .!S5 Is costs Of suit.
Now, therefore, ty virtue of SAID de,rra ~ ss
closure, order OF sale and Judgment, ami IN r,-.
auce thereof, certified COPY or which las len r.
issued ont of and under the seal Of sad o557, -
to me directed and delivered, viii, to s.t>f1. =
decree of foreclosure, order of sale ani jul,,,--
interest and costs, anu all increased Gusts,
OnSATURDAI. the 3Isf day of JnIy, I,-5
at the Court House door in the city and n,ur.r ?
Walla-walla, and Territory OF Washington. u b.
hour of O'Clock, P VI, OF sail day sell al pI'I
Auction, 10 highest bidder for gold CON- the n1,-
ell premises IN sad decree, order Of sale ana -
ment mentioned and described as follows t,.v,
Lot Number SIN, Is in Biloxi Number four, 4 ir =
city and county Of WaIla-ValIa, " T, ac,ur!.r-,
the official plat and survey thereof or So much la
of as will be necessary 10 sHflSiV SAN Jgl-u,-,-
with interest, attorneys fees and all c SIS
Given under my hard this 2i day Of July. A n
1875. GEORGE +. THOMAS
Sheriff gf HGEG Hall, rlga'-
b. L. SHARPSTEIN,
s ArtnrrIeN fnr nllIntItf Q. -
, 1875-07-24
Sale CT Rea! Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That IN rursuar-
" OF decree OF foreclosure order Ut sale AMI JUS.
ureut issued out Of the District Court @: the Frs.
IIdirsil District Of Washington Territory, EOc.r.
terms 1t NIa Walia c.ty, tOr the counties Ui Na..
Naila and Whitman, III certain istisa Ilaltil
pen ting Nh-,cin H. MY VI CHASE WAS Plant r. 4. :
JuHS Mich AMI II KGAETT WITCH were iy,.u..-
ants which sali decree, order Of Suls anu lEtlI %
MS rendered in said action On Tho lS:h day o.! ST.
Yrrnher 1874, favor Of saii Plaintiff, AMI .fiH,'
StiI Dricndants for the sum Of Twelve HuH 'r i.r-
Tlgenfy-tw0 Dol ars and F:iy MS. Go.I ton, VIA
Iutsrs 81 thereon ut tl- TAT. a three per u-. b.
month in Gold Com fIoIn sIi DATE until 3I irI s
f2Itle2-s2z715 Il2e VN13y l-)a22 TEzzl lf-I#r 2uIy
a:ll Tlre-n' no cents COZ Con-, > Att rlat-
re-s m sal s.atGH, AID ;l- sGE ot Gweuty L,i4za
AMI IIfty cents, casts Of Int.
NOW, Jh-rctDre, 10y virtue Of sad deere 0f l-r-
closure, oE,!.r of sale aui judgment, sIr 10 lagE-
stnce ti.r- T. "A certified coy: ~ winch 1- b-, ....
issucl or. yt az! uul-s the s'si - sJ;j cT:, i1i
70 lae airec.el ant delivered I All, 60 sa'-fss'i
decree OF foreclosure, order Of safe ami IGrs.a-,
ssi interest and costs, and al rner,s.---i ,u-t-,
an S.SIG'HD&G, ;he 90. G:y "r '"=s;,..
IS55 at the Court House door, in tie CIR q Wt4
Waiia, c.unty al Wa!!i MaI!aaId IrfrI.uIg 't Nss-
iTr-ctOu, At tn hour ot two OciO K, NJ u sL.
DAY sill a. P,:b h. Auction Z, the highest .s..-,
Tor Cod CDin, the Iucstgs-tj PrDutHgS IL -tt
decree or!er uf sale ami iusiGsIit us,ut.ari sul
described - fcl.OVs, tU-NIt- Those certain t-f..
picr parcels of hand. situate, lgIIs @!.t Song 30
the county Of ~GIlg Wa.la TSTTI-uTyo Ns- Irvr,r,
and particularly described as follows ." .E >.-.f
bali of the sCr;yECS; quarter Of ~-,,I"" t~r ~ l'
toe east quarter of the southeast quarter q 'l.
southwest quarter Of sad sectloA tln, j" AMI ir
northeast quarter OF the southeast quarter "i -oF
ten tl0 and the west half of the southwest gu.T-
of section eIeven, IL and the sUutha>' gutii-. O.
the southwest quarter of section eleven, u ain
toe nship seven, = north range s. east q: ~ W.
lamette merriam, containing Two Huutre! ami i-!
ucTeS or 50 much thereof VIII be necessary 20 -.
isfy sad judgment, with interest, attorney es al-
al costs.
Gwen under my hanl This 9th day o, IGiy, '-
GEORGE r. THOMAS,
!Sier;F'o TdGf EIELr C,.ssi'y, ~
a. l. SUAEPSIEiN,
& Z IL ..sr-a
, 1875-07-24
Taxes foI. the Year 1878.

THE WALLA WALLA COUNTY TAX BOOK
j tor the year 1873, now in the hands of the
County treasurer TO whom taxes can he paid until
the lSt day Oi ia Uuary next. After that date
pad taxes viii become delinquent and with 10 per
cent added be placed III the hands of the sheriff for
collection. Il. Il. REES,
County Treasurer.
Walla WalIa, July l., 1875. std
, 1875-07-24
Probate Notice.

IL THE PROBATE COURT, Walla Talll coun-
L ty, Washington Territory The unlersi.nel has
heen appointed by sld Court Admin nStrator of the
Estate of JOHN SENG. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said Estate hereby notified to
present the same 70 the undersigned with the
sary vouchers required by law, at mis- residence,
yellow Hawk Creek IN Wulla Walla county, within
year OF the date of this notice be thereafter
barred. IELCUIOR kiRCHNER,
Administrator
WaIll WaIll June 9jth IS15 2a-Iw