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, 1875-12-04

\ GLANCE AHEAD.-The New
York Herald has prepared a table
Of electoral votes based upon the
elections of the past and present
year. By counting the States as
democratic which voted that wav last
year, and have not reversed their ver-
dict the present, that Journal gives
majority of eight votes to the denoc-
racy. 1t is admitted, however, that
some of these democratic States would
probably have gone republican had
they held elections in November last
The States counted for the democrats
but most likely to choose republican
electors next year are California. Con.
necticut, New Hampshire and Florida
The loss of any one of these. excent
Florida, would change the result. The
democratic opportunity for gain lies
IN Illinois, North Carolina, New
, 1875-12-04

PNCHBAcK REArPEAEYG.-There is
a chence for a great deal Of disorder
in Louisiana yet The coiored orator
and shrewd politician, Pinchbaek, Of
that State-who was chosen 10 the
United States Senate by the legiSla-
ture Of 1872, but who has thus far
failed to be admitted to that digni-
fed body, the seat ever since remain
ing vacant and the old French State
but half rcpresented-is in the field
again, and Will once more present his
credentials to the Senate at the open
ING Of the session. lie at present rea-
sons that, rs Kellogg's election as
Governor tie same year Is recognized,
his own election as Senator ought to
be acknowledged as well. When Sen
ator Morton soiOurned al New Orleans
last June after the failure Of the Sen
atOrial trip to Mexico, It was current
ly reported conspiracy was hatched
between him and Pinchhack in the
interests Of each. II was SAID to be
this: Pinchback, after q weak con-
test at Washington, will abandon his
Senatorial claim, returning to New
Orleans to use his influence to attain
the election Of Collector Casey to the
Senate. In return Morton is TO use
his influence to secure PinCh5ack 5
election as Clerk Of the Senate II is
hoped by this arrangement the col
ored vote will be secure in 1876,
while Pinchback Will be satisfied by
his elevation 20 the cIerkship, and
the President Will be gratitied to have
what he las long wanted, his brother
in law in the Senate. But the dem
ocra;s have a majority Of one III the
| legislature of Louisiana on joint bal
/ lot, and will probably elec; Senator
/ if the Senate continues 10 exclude
Pinchback. The leading republican
politicians Of Louisiana have paired off,
as it were, Marshal Packard, their
most powerful manager, and Governor
Kellogg on enc side, and Senator
West and Pinchback on the other.
Packard wants to succeed Kellogg rs
Governor. Kellogg wants to return to
the United States Senate, Pinchback
wants to get into the Seatc, and West
wants TO be elected Governor in order
that lie may secure lis own return to
/ the Senate. Is there not material yet
( for a lively warfare in Louisiana ?
, 1875-12-04

CHARLES O'CcSSoR, the great New
York lawyer, is reported dangerously
Ill, with but slight hopes Of his re-
covering. Mr.. O'Connor stands at
the head Of the legal profession in the
United States, and bis death will be
REGARDED as 4 national loss.
, 1875-12-04

\ IIooDLrN, aged 10 years, has
been sent from san Francisco to the
State prison, to serve term Of six
wears. His oilense was the killing Of
q COMPANION.
, 1875-12-04
Democratic electoral votes
RADICAL,
Republican electoral votes. :.

Republican electoral votes. .-l lp4
Any one who has paid attention to
the results Of elections in the above
States during the past three years,
cannot but admit the fairness. OF
the Hcra}ds 5 speculations. To be
sure, New Hampshire, which it counts
as democratic, might possibly be ear
ricd by the radicals, but then there is
New Jersey, Oregon, North Carolina
and Wisconsin, all extremely doubt
full States for the radicals, counted
square against rs. Of the four latter,
all except Wisconsin are much more
likely to 90 democratic than any
other way, and then there is Ohio and
Pennsylvania, both Of which can be
carried by the democrats. looking
the future fair In the face, The outlook
is anything but discouraging TO the
democracy. 1t only needs thorough
organization and united action 10 Sc
cure a complete TictOry.
, 1875-12-04

WILL Turn STATES EVIDENCE 1t
is stated in Chicago papers that Col.
Joyce, the chief Of the St Louis whis,
key ring, has indicated willingness
to make a complete exposure OF the
manner in which he conducted opera
tions. The Colonel is now andcr sen
tence Of thIee years and half to the
peniteutiary, but awaiting the result
of motion for a new trial. Private
letters from gentlemen in st. Louis to
friends in Washington say that Joyce
has threatened to implicate parties in
high position, but he is now working
on public sympathy; the wife, in dis
tress presented herself to the public,
in the form of letter TO her husband,
asking for little money TO meet the
necessary expenses for herself and
children. The general belief, how
ever, is, that Mrs. Joyce is not in im
mediate danger of Starvation Per
sons in 4 position TO know say that
she has $4,000 or $4,000 worth ot
| diamonds, recently presented by heI
husband. II seems incredible that the
chief manager of the whiSkey ring
) should have made 50 much money for
other people and nothih G for himself
| OF course, no one blames Mrs. joyce
for her part in this decept ion, if such
it shall prove to be. The world recog,
nizes 4 wifes duty to stand By her
husband when all others fail. The
closer she cIings the better she real,
izes the idea Of devotion. Whether
/ she believes him guiltless, or, know.
ing him otherwise, she thinks that the
cause cf truth and justice will permit
him one friend, IS not material. We
should I'll feel a shock if the woman
who shared his prosperity, without in
qulry or cavil as 10 its source. had
turned from him in the hour Of ad.
yeTSItv.
, 1875-12-04
Administrators
Notice.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sfff- -riib.-'
L has obtained from the Probate Court Of WaIla
NAlla county, Washington Territory letters Of aA-
mlnlstration upon tie estate Of ODEIIA HE'LL
III III. late o; s4Ii county, deceased. All persons
lnteh'ti 10 SAID estate requested Z, make i,nre
6'ate payment Al persons having claims against
vouchers thereof. within twelve months fr,p a. -
OF ne hIst puhhcaton Of this notice or lie forever
barred Dated ~illa WaIla. Dee 81. lS7i.
-. THOMAS QUISN,
jim AGmInl>t traitor.
, 1875-12-04
s AdniniS:1.ato,., Ooo

= y II AILI II IL ILstIOr OflcC
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
- mas oota.net form the Probate Court Of Wa9l
"a!A county, Washington Territory. letters Of al
! I-,...-rJIatloh upon the esiate OF JOSEPH HILL
N ! II, late Of said county deceased. All persons
l'l5oteI I" sad estate requested to make I'M
Mediate payment All persons having claims against
-l estate are notIhei 10 present the saIe with the
vouchers thereof, within twelve months from the
date q the first publication Of tbs nl.iez ar ba fG-
ever barred Dated Walla WaIa, December 81. 1875
THOMAS QUINN.
9--HH AimIn5stratur
, 1875-12-04


TASwANT THRLATENEp.-The de
feat Of Tammany at the late election
Is likely to sit hard with it. While
She State, in its general officers, went
democratic, the republicans carried
the Legislature; and it is now said
that one of the first bills introduced
into that body will be for the repeal
Of the Tammauy charter. That it has
departed widely from the plan of its
original organization, and become a
tyranny instead Of a benefit, is admit
led by all parties. Originally the
Society was created as 4 benevolent
and social Institution, but it has be-
come perverted into 4 political ma
chine, whose power is feared by many
Of lis own members, who will rejoice
fit should cease TO have IN existence.
TIE BEooKLYN R.NG.-For some
years past the affairs of the city OF
Brooklyn, New York, have been man.
aged by riug. The result Is. a debt
Of l2,0oo,0o0, and very little to show
fer it. The riug was democratic in
politics, but influential republicans
were admitted to 4 share in its rrotits
\ tavorite method Of operation wa,
to purchase real estate by whole.
sale, then plan grand public improve
mcntS, and finally compel the city to
take the property at an enormous al.
vance IN Price Contracts were Sc
manipulated lha; the ring would Sc
cure them al first or second hand by
an unscTupuious use Of their power, .,
officials, pay themselves three ar fou
times as much Is honest contractor
could have done the work for. S. IA
none of the politicians composing thi
ring have been punished. Their Tweed
are still at large enjoying the prccee!
Of ,heir villainy, As the ring met
crushing defeat al the last election
there is hope that some Of them n,a
be made to disgorge.
, 1875-12-04
LETTER I.lSE.

List Of advertised letters remaining IN the fost
Office for the week ending December ith, 1873;
Wm. VI. Bland Hiram NTilllkrn, ~
" q Rade ElI H. RIngette,
Miss Iittia FitclfoTd, F. ID. Rockwell, ~
CLas GessIer II c. or II. F. Savage.
John > Lawrence. Edward Sturleur,
Miss Nancy d. Mccoy, +. N. Smith,
Mrs Laura {. 5ioorr, Scott Thompson,
ID. Williams.
Persons calling for the above letters VIII please say
a." Advertised " c. T. SMITH, P NJ
, 1875-12-04

TIE steamer Gussie Ic!fajr, run,
ning between Portland and Victoria,
struck a rock while descending the
Columbia, and filed with water. An
effort viii be made TO raise the vessel
and take her TO Astoria for repairs. 4
large quantity Of flour and other
freight Of a pefishable c. araeter was
on board, and most likely will prove
total loss.
, 1875-12-04

The CsycryyaTl C2nsmerciai being
asked what you'd be its course sup
posing the republicans fell into the
third term trap bluntly, replied that
it would support the democratic
candidate. The New York Times,
another republican journal, has spoken
very plainly against third term.
Pnrpeyr SPAIN 1t Is said that in
her reply to the recent note Of our
government in regard to the treaty Of
1875 Spain will defend her rights
with energy, bat moderation, and will
express the hope that her desire TO
maintain good relations between the
two countries Will be rcciprocated.
At the same time She sends reinforce
ments to Cuba Prudent Spain.
, 1875-12-04

What a lesson is here taught TO the
young, 10 avoid the first temptations
and the ruinous courses Of crime. No
comment coaid add to the force Of
the story as Mr. Giles relates il, which
will be found q profit to ponder well.
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merits ssa eAratil,h.s sAsarhsss IN ffs*s
ard sa@ IA nsarsasirn hass tiaa~d shs VII.
sAn shassls se~lns NsrhsnA ~ ~ savAars
"a all ether sHHehines IN the nsfkei The
lsshilt shn~s IN Arsfesal Vi vii tha. Y n
and aves ny rarehsssaF the msshihts ~
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tafe them There II W. ssss VII e*~iAk
msrhia~ ever vet snsasarNsed hui What hss
hess wsed ~ me Wilson, and In every eass
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ekiae N ase ~ pains IL etpsAse N
spared In the waterfall ased In II. " the
workmanship ~ w construction, ~ tasAe
the WilssM every way shs test, moss pleas.
ant, and msss durable sewing machine II
etittsnee,
Machln~a viii IL delivered q any I.ail
foNi Station In this county. IRE u trans
ror,aslon charges, N ossirsrd through the
tomrany's llrNnch llonAc. IL iH7. Slate II !,
Chicago. III. They send m tlcgsh, tasa.
league and chromo circular free IN arrlica.
tion This Company want few mcsr good
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ThA genuine A. r. DfcHEf Planning Mn.
~ we'll and tasosrhly known Throughout,
the country are sold by ns.
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Pump Rcpd,rin q

Firmly believing that va understand the
Pump business, We would sny. that We arr
prepared TO 10 Repairing ~ wsll or better
ihaa can he done elsewhere aud Ut mole,-
ate prices,
Shor anil ONCE on Fin Street. North of
TINES us.icc. fre~ca, Iowa. osti
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iuI Will please take notices That Il,
thu Tax salr held III crracn. In the county
II Howard, In the State II Iowa, IN the Sih
lny NJ October, a n 1877. tliu following
dcscrllsd tnl property. to-wiii
The north cAsl quarter 0f the north fnst
quarter III section twenty seven CT In
Township ninety eight f1Sl north. u range
eleven I'D wsst. wis sall IL j Mcnamara
Hnd the certificate IL sale Inns Iron nS.vnsd
III me. NIL fiH' thr tivlit ii redemption
sill .spife RnA died TT Mllsl latssl IL
iualr i.n'eHs redemption from ARIEL. III 'r
mndr within 10 dHss from il.e completed
service hereof
dated July 10 ln.1
II u. TtflLg.
III L. Il Illlos his AIRY,
frins4la M si ,'l'1
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destruction of property; many bridges
carried away; thousands of cattle
drowned and the crops in several dis
tricts totally destroyed.
DUBLIN, June 2S.-The Lord Mayor Of
London and suite arrived here this
morning. They were called on By the
Lord Mayor and corporation Of Dublin
in state and conducted to the Mansion
House. They afterward attended re-
view of 5000 troops at Phoenix Park.
The American rifle team and party were
also at the review and enthusiastically
received. The weather being unfavor-
able made the attendance small. This
is the first time the Lord Mayor of Lon
don visited ireland in state.
LONDON, June 2S.-Amount of bullion
gone into the Bank of England on bal
ance to-day $50 pounds.
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Eastern Dispatches.

CINCINNATI, June %. - At Pomeroy,
Ohio, on Saturday, Jacob Roushier at
tempted to kill his wife with pistol.
but the ball passed through her ear with
out further injury. He then shot him
self in the head. dying instantly; no
cause known.
New YORK, June 2S.--Beecher was in
terviewed Saturday on railroad train by
the World reporter, to whom he ex-
pressed conviction that the jury stands
eleven in his favor to one against. Says
he knows there is 6 calcitrant juror hav-
ing been warned about him long ago; he
also says Judge Nelson expressed an in
tention to keep the jury out six weeks il
necessary; but should not dismiss them
without verdict.
GREEN CASTLE, Pa, June 27.-The
machine shops and foundry OF J. b.
Crowell e. Co. was burned on Saturday
evening. Loss, 100000.
WAsHINaToN, D. c., June 27.--The
Secretary of the Treasury has directed
the Assistant Treasurer of the United
States at New York to sell one million
dollars gold coin each Thursday during
the month of July, the total amount to
be sold being five million dollars.
New York, June 81. - There are no
signs of an agreement among the Tilton-
Beecher jury, and it is believed they will
be discharged. Judge Nelson left the
Courtroom at 5 O'Clock. At II p. m.
the Courthouse was closed and the jury
retired for the night. 1t is thought they
will come into Court at 10 tomorrow to
state that they are unable to agree aud
ask to be discharged.
DETRoIT, June IA destructive tor.