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Az FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

sAs FRAsoIsoo. November &c.
sH,REsI MORNING SALES.
1888 Ophir-iS 4sA Ass i'A
SIS Mexican-194 -
ITO Gould Curry-l5
1928 Best Belcher-50 40 iOis
1855 Ssyage-sl 50 70 IS
40 ChoIiar Potosi-6sH 90 CIV 60 6s4
300 Hale Norcross-3G ssh IS 35k
GAS Yellow Jseket-s0 70 81 81 \ sos
1905 Crown Point-SlA 81 sou 80 SibS0 29s 29h
IS Imperial-6k 81 IS
$50 Empire Mill-5s
Gas Belcher-2l Ala 2lh % 2l7.
800 Kentuck-l3 1917 l3k
IS Con yirginis-3i2k 3i9 1850 Sl3 3l2 81
1870 Sierra Nevada-l3 1874 IA IAN 1917
3275 California-66A 67bl0 65a 65As CT 66H
As Bullion-s5 as
10 Exchequer-ll
S55 0verman-50 81 50h 50S
1885 Justice-37 Sc y "a SI2 34N So Sax
SOS Union Con- eA
1870 Buckeye-1A
1855 Lady Bryan IL lh i.
$40 Julia-l1A
AFTERNOON SALES,
40 Meadow valley--24
900 Raymond & Ely-lS l5h 10 lS4
100 Eureka Con-l6 l6b
$50 Ell Dorado South-lh IL
800 Prussian-l%
AGO Leopsrd-lOa 1Oi. 10 lOH
345 Jefferson-4;s Al
$40 Gila-3 ga
IS Beliefs
325 Mansield-1 .05
100 Advance-5
800 Coso Con-lAls
SO Poorman-k
Ii5 Caledonia-l6 l6&
10 Internationally
400 Baltimore Con-24 27s
1875 Utah-l2 IL 1lH
so Silver Hill-91.
60 Dsyton-5
ASS Rock Island-3 az az
1901 N Con--lS NIX
20 Occidental-3z
20 Alta-1Z
1895 woodvllle-2H 2.1I Il. lsb3O Il. %. 2
GO Lady Washington-2A
100 Kossuth-2z ~
$40 G II Quartz-2s "a
2035 Andes-3A 81 81
70 Florids-3 al
IT'S Wells Fargo-20c 4
COO Cosmopolitan-3oc 32k
200 North Carson-32Hc Csc
1880 Leviathan-2
200 Amazon-1h IL
100 Pacifc-I
200 Glasgow-I
$40 Belcher-22 22h
100 Yellow Jacket-80
800 Crown Point--29A so 30k 3O4
1856 Ophir-46a AZ 467s 1850
100 Chollar Potosi-58
1876 California-66 65k 657s
79j Justice-35h IS 35a
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that he had to be led aboard the steamer
de claims to have been eye witness Of the
condition of the captain; says he can
make his assertion good by fifty men.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-27

And in accordance with law and an
orr order Dr.. Of the Board of Directors, made on
" We x,sn aay OF September, 1876 80 many shares
VIII be sold at public auction, at the Xncioyn
rooms OF Il. d. W. Davis Co., 2l2 gsnsoms
street, Ban Francisco. CAL, on 6aturdav. the
a ss.n dsy Of November. 1876. at the hour
OF three O'Clock p. M. Of said day, TO nav ssid
delinquent assessment thereon, toqethsr MFR
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the ALE.
a. r. D. CLEARY. SECRETARY.
:. omce-Room No. 10 Merchants' Exchsnas.
Ban Francisco, California. nT.tT
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N OF CE.

A Ii STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOR
IA the fiscal year 1875 are now due and pays.
bic, and the law in regard to their collection
will be strictly enforced.
MILES CULLEN.
Treasure Lincoln County. Nevada, and ex.
offcio Tar Receiver. .-Att
Phoebe, New, October 18th. 1875.
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Meadow Valley Mining Company, -
iSn ocaiUn ,oU Of works. Ely Mining District.
delinquent upon the following described stocS
on on account as Of assessment mo. o. levied on
the 18th day of September. 1875, the sevsrsi
amounts set opposite the names Of the respect.
Two shareholders, as followa.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE!
Il W smith Badly Sackett
HY dILMER sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE
WI Picks VIM Ureu
, 1875-01-16
Letters Of Inquiry.
RnrLANn. Nov. y. Isl


PosTNlsrFR VIII you Ue so kind as 70 inform
me TO the canc= Of getting land in your Terrific
ry' IL there Is any Government land or not, and If
there Is a chance for company 20 emgrate 70 your
ier{iiGry ana locate colony and get good bottom
land Is the Columbia River uayIsae - your town
OF not! II 50, how much further Aul IS Snake River
naYgable Also, i the great PLAIN uf the Columbia
al settled or not How far Is yoHr town from Il =
cTuls Is YOUR Soil adapted 10
The above information Is desired and VIII h
thankfully received. " Ill you te 80 kind oJlge
mr., and II you cannot give the Information VIII You
please hand tins 20 some person or friend tha.
and Will confer great tIyor ; JEEH GNTEs.
WALL, WkIL,, Jan Q. 1873
Mn. JIHsH GATES, isaillJd, Haa,g9nsTy Co., Kan
sas In reply to your letter Of November u, Is
yoa informed that there isplenty Of public land
yet unoceupiei IN this vicinity-not bottom land,
but the mountain sides are more productive here
than the bottoms. This town IS situated thirty miles
from the Columbia River. It will connect by rail-
road with the river before next harvest. The Co
iuubIa Is navigable-except short time IN the win
ter TO the point thirty miles from here Snake River
navigable for four months in the year to lewiston
the mouth of the Clearwater River
The - great plain OF the Columbia Is a pastoral
country not well aiuptri to agriculture. There i,
however, plenty Of agricultural lind from thirty to
fifty miles back from the river. This point Wall-
walla is about $50 miles from the coast. Al the
timber except the cottonwood, alder and birch that
fringe the smaller streams the IloIntlins and
consists O: Il and taIursck WOOD sells at from Ave
20 seven dollars cord in this town. The soil in this
vicinity Is well adapted to wheat oats harley and
cCrH. Roots and vines, well as apples, pears
peaches and grapes p-oinoe remarkably well and are
lJrty-vr bushels u tie acre, other grams IL pro
I.CrtIOn.
, 1875-01-16
Di..:,ct Court Su,nn,0nN.

TEERIFORT or WiSETNGToN, tyE
'ouu'y oi HGitl-s-'9i,
In r,s District crr, or ,i~ F, ya9.-irl Bts,ri-i of
Washington I'rIl"rH-
SAMUEL JouNSoy, Plaiut H. w. L G. SUJErr, De
feuiHHr-
TUE UNITED STATES OF AME"L. Al j" l.
L C. SUJETI. DricElaut. A"H are A1.,"S - -
an red To appear ia tn sl'ii,.i 2" "-,I' :, ~, =
,,rrrI JaI,s,x, Plaintiff IA tine District C'"rt ul
~ m, II, .iri,I District Il WASHINGTON Ief'.".S,
jii, ms = tie CITY Of Walla-wulia, ia ana I''
AZ Ut. M W,li1-Walla AMI Whitman, L" an
- 81 l,ir+ of Plaintiff, h!ct IN iiS!-N'ila
county. within twenty days after tn 81 w - ,,-s
summons exclusive VI the c.'E 81 81 -.
- y, -,il county but IL sI'- iNtri't' III Ili''S
-. ,,-rri,TI sixty days gr the >u. Ilt'i-
I'M viii ttk- iuismeuJ against you "y "e'''''''' H.
.c,--Jl,,,, fo tie PRAYER Of the complaint IL .
lI,9 act on : brought % io'er.o7t 4 ''--S IN ~
p. on ,vl.irh thv Defendant has iA '.i-
in.- described premises, tu-"lt N'+ ~, .,f
,,rr+f ,s. CORNER Of the intersection o4 M1'n 90"
IE,.I s,ra.rs in ssni city Of NaLl'i-wt4.', ann
- ,.rT, along the north SIieoi Nam 'l'trl'
ii,aI,e m, ryy,-1ifv-risLt 2S feet anu rAtei!uLS
I,rl.t rii.-I.t angles ont lUUlTe' am 'Isl-E -.
the alley N b'O-k three II l'-i- - n ir..I
tr1ut On the west sIi ol lo' ~ ~ M IL crrlf,,
- y, s,i original CITY Of N.LLi-Nt'-1, Il ~ -
va ,ti1,I sr1Ty-vs ami p.ats thereof AM 1"' 'L'5
- - - r. ..f,on together with saeh o'LtI an
further r,.lref Is TO eqIliy -li' ~ - 49,
-, And YOU are her-n l'u'.H-t -. -. -
mi 4r,grer tie sad Complain. - "'1'l
You HP - .r.,.,. Of tie Plaintiff viii t~si'th;e''-
i-i0'' X,ip.:s the Hon JoSirI Y lFN = Ju e
=. - district Court OF the First tWt'.'I
z Di-trlcr OF Washington IgIrii'ry am w
II = 5.,I Of SAID e u-r alhXet, this II day OI
January " wSi NJ II. ANDREWS, Clerk
JAMES X. KENNEDY, and
Is. l. IN y a Attorneys for Plaintiff. SOW
, 1875-01-16

FROZEN HANDs.-We hear of the case Of
a gentleman named H. Boyle. who on Wed
ursiay last had occasion 10 80 Mp Mil Creek,
about seven miles lie WIS on horseback,
and beng well clad had 10 isar Of freezing
On hir return, he was unable 10 draw the
gloves from his hands, and after they were
cut off it was found hl5 hands we-e frozen.
Br 5slalock, who Is attending him, informs
us rhAr he will lose three faGers from one
hand aud one finger from the other Ny.
Boyle says he did not suif-r from the
cold whilst riding, and that 'he idea ot fretz-
ins never occurred to him. During the c,.d
snap persons Who are Obliged 10 b. ont should
take every precautIeu against frost-bites.
, 1875-01-16
THE VALLEY RAILROAD.

The regular annual meeting Of The stock
holders Of the Walla-walla and Columbia
River Railroad Company was held last Tues
day. The President made report of he
operations of the road and statement of the
situation OF affairs, from which it appears
that the road has been in operation 70 IOuchet
Station, I6l = miles from Wallula, since last
April that two miles of the worst part Of
the road, over the heavy grades and trestle
bridges, has been laid with 2G-pOund T iron;
that since April, 402l tons of down and li2G
tons Of up freight has been carried over the
road, besides the material for construction
that enough 25-pound 7 iron has been pur-
chased % iron the road TO a point about nine
miles from this city. That this iron will Le
in Portland by the opening Of navigation;
that arrangements have been made with the
o. 5 y. Company 10 bring the iron TO Wal
lula at once, and that the track will be laid
and he road put In operation as rapidly a.
possible after the irun arrives that the road
mas Deth Catfleu ClItct4y INTO W aiLu!a, bt4d2
ing the Walla-Walla river twice that an
average of so meu have been steadily EN-
ployed the road during the past year.
We learn That when the iron now en- route
has been laid and the road put in ruuning
order, that the present means of the company
viii have been exhausted and that the road
will no, be completed into this city for some
years, unless our citizsns help build it. The
stockholders directed the Trustees of the
Company TO guaral. 'ee the construction of
a 25-pound T iron railroad III 70 this city before
September .2Olh, 1878. If $15. .00J worth OF
stock IN the company was taken before the
lVIh of February. The Trustees were, we
learn, authorized to accept am other PROPOSE
tioa from our it.zrns that misi4i .1eet their
approval, for the speedy construction &C the
road into this city.
, 1875-01-16

To The C,Hs.,,s Of H'aI1 HoiiI ri'y aud Vicinity:
At q regular meeting Of the Stockholders Of tie
WuIa-walla and Columbia River faIlrold Company,
held Oh the l2th OF January, lS.5 the Trustees of the
Company directed 10 Irupuse 10 YOU as follows
IL.. WAlla-U4Ila aad Columbia IIvaT Railroad
C0upanv vii .,utr4utr. tn extension Of their Ioll
Iutn " tllyg,l c.ty, with .j-pouUd mon raj, he-
fore the Juth OF September, 1879. IFg~0f, you VIII
rt-rrIts-- t.tgre tlse lu.u dty Of February Ss5,
Tor s. Goa WogtE-G the ga il stu Of the Company
and ray .lr the same us follows - Der yeLt. down,
and ace .ptIh- -ecury gwen .ur tAt p4yment % ;
per cent IA 80 !ays - per Ut. IL 40 days an - ler
cent Ia Hr days !IyII teDIuuy !uth, l>.J- II Ills
stock D, taken and paid Tor ,r> above SI-Iird, tie
new .aakLo l..s val Le uIuua s'Il,t eqUrIJ! WIKI
the pI,a,a..t .naIuters Ot the Company.
BY urar. Of tire Boar! OF trustees
f. b. JJH>S n. Secretary.
, 1875-01-16

IL tie District Co'ut Of me Frs JVficJIi Dstrc' q
Washington TJUtOry.
:. y. KFTs. Plaintiff, vs. N,>gY J. SrlwELL, anu
ions i. >TuwsII, Dy!,Il ial!tS.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - To
1 NANCY. ; TOW ELLauiJ JOHN L. STDN ELI,
Defendants. Uu are hereby required 20 apQetr Iu
an action Brought AGAINST yuu ly = u. kEiS, Pas.I-
TT -, ale Distinct Cont OF the First julI.lu IiN-
.l.rui Washington E-gi;org, holding t-r1S ~ the
CITY us Nnll.-vIlLt, ~ and Tor tine 'uuut.s Of
" yy-Il ;t.i " gstTi, tG -l:'-llF-E
II P.4H..lI, ia. H. NIl-I-9.:--I c.tiHiy, WITHIN
twuLty days after tlt-scrvrgoi this luminous, t'.'!-
s'yr o. the day q. service. 4 U.' ~'rHei IN s.Ia
county iut 4u -4 -ii.;, N dirty days ',ncr- sc
y-rErl r,t G.yS u. fhg said iluUt-G wii. '-Hs Iu,-
meat 1tS y5I by default, acCCri.nS 20 tue iTa! er
q! Ill complaint
Iha sslt action Is brought TO forc-lc7s q certain
mortgage T,I! estate made by b-lentaHt 10 EiIln-
tai, 90 .g.ur- the payment 81 "a certain pa WIsS4y
Io-a Il urau6Gus "a Plaintiff, iur tla >,sm ~ IV'
ILudslul one HUuIra AMI Fourteen Dollars am
SEtv reHt- roil GOA, with uteIestat tie isie IL one
.,..a-at.i per r-Ht- l-r month, IA CON, i.om dlr
anil TrIl. DATED October h, s>sI, an. cue Twelve
months .!ter ia'r AMI Tor the lurtner sum ~ ~"
LuHir-I AMI eleven dollars com, Attorneys i-t' l
t7 ss,if, AMI i'r sale %! the rlo, tsrI premises i
irT U !IWeuI Cv I ITI.sr Defendants ior any IL IL
,@s.y tat may after applying r I!'rt-7- 81
such SAID. An vuu aTe hereby notified ;hAt uul.sS
you srT.,r and answer the sal ronpllut IS 1i"Nr IT,
gu.-i ,lr prayers 0f the pliUlf ".iI II --l'iHi~i
Witness the Hon. jusFrH r. LEWIS, Jdis.
ui th- DaS-.icI Court Il tie Fu->' Ju li'lal
Il $ D.S,l,, Of Washington Territory, and The
sal of sail Court al <rl, t4.lS .-A aAy %.
January \ d.. 1873
Nm II. ANDRENS, C!e!k.
JAMES K. KENNEDY, ani
". \. GEORGE,
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff s 6w
, 1875-01-16

RAISE ArAlM.-We bear Of a man living
1. .Ae lower end Of town, who was terribly
7.-Tiaei, under rather ludicious circumstan-
..'. On Tuesday night be retired about the
1>''. hour, and after the night was about
-.-.- >g.n', he was awakened by what he
supposed 20 be burglar III the house. Our
'.--Ai Jumped out Of led, s7rs everything
.-. Ills night shirt, aud u that condition
--'-.a INTO nei-hbOrS holse. Shouting as
-- IAN, " Murder " " Thieves! :" As a
--'''e5ot course, the neishbors were alarmed,
ana The ladies Oi the family somesThat en-
,'''As'ei by the npparition Of man. minus
His ''o hing. However, they done the best
'~.y could under the cIrcuns' ances, and at
''-a"'zed party 10 capture the burg
'. WIKI byoOmsticks in hand. they eau
'.oO''y repaired 10 the invaded house, and
.-'A after carefully reouuuoiterirg, they
- - that o4.f was rubbing against the
- evidently seeking shelter from the IN
= ''Il- Thus relieved from all appre-
r..- u. rs OF burglars, our frightened friend
~ -'1'a 10 hIs slumbers, but the neighbOrs
" o''ldIy when asked about the latest
, 1875-01-16

BUTTER AED EGGs just now are Iuxuries
difficult to be obtained. Even the hotels and
restaurants are obliged to set their tables
without these nee sstries, and as for private
families the idea OF fresh butter Is uut OF the
question
, 1875-01-16

.~ yI-rloR.-An esteemed lady
.t. wifi. Of an absent subscriber.
''..'.' ,f. STATESMAN Office, the oolde-t
1--we. (. pay her husband : rub@eriP-
boy Ian. aluay- pleased to receive calls
l.'., w. and -.rrially pleased when they
...l our ,H,hrIu,r-
, 1875-01-16

LYCEUM LECTURES. - We learn that a
number Of gentlemen who have been invited
tc deliver lectures before The Walla- wallu
Lyceum, haze declined. They all plead the
pressure of other engagements
, 1875-01-16

...-. Ara- The question Of county ald
...r,. railroad was fully debated be
.-..t. Ivorum, Saturday last. The debate
.lmprh interest, and was participated
.r.z SIMMONS, Nash, johnson, Lam
.. r.r,, nc s:Aer-. Mr- SharpsteIn, the
r--..-,-. .t-er regIeHInE the points Inia'
-.l. f..f.r.ur spoilers. decided The qnes-
-.- ,, rh. negative.
, 1875-01-16

CITY SUBSCRIBERS. s.-We have been unable
to call upon those Ofour city subscribers who
are indebted to us for Us for the year 1874,
and some of lem for 1873. All such will
confer il favor by ceiling at the Office and
ma king payment.
, 1875-01-16

HARD TNES.-We notice that several sa-
looms have recently closed their doors. The
reason assigned Is the high rate CT lioenses
e1acred by the city aud county and he gen
eral depression III business.
, 1875-01-16

DECLINED.-The STATESMAN Is in receipt
of communication written IL BLACK letter
German, the publica ion of which we must
decline until such time as We can secure the
services Of a translator
, 1875-01-16

HENRY TOBIN kindly remembered his
Walla-walla friends and sisnitied the same
by sending them handsome New Irars' prr~-
cnts Hi~ former partner, Chas- Bee=serer.
was specially re83e:abere!
, 1875-01-16

TIE Doc LAW has been in operation fox
over two months and yet we fail to see any
diminution in the nnmber Of worthless ours
hat run al large.
, 1875-01-16

SLEIGHNG has been excellent all Eeek,
but our engagements in the STATESMAN Cf-
flee have been such that We have been unable
to indulge in the luxury 0! sisizh -lte1
, 1875-01-16

The LEWISTON STAGE las failed to maze
lis appearance fer the past four days. The
failure l. attributed TO inability TO crOs the
Snake River en- account Of ice.
, 1875-01-16

SHIPMENT OF LNHD-A + " weeks since
We noticed large shipmga;of Of lard, made by
MI. Charles Russell, Returns have ben t.
csiyrl from San Francisco, where the lard
brought H. rents pound, leaving to the
ehiurnr, al rr paying freight and charges, Is
crn'- pauad The lard retained III this
mayke, would not have brought TO exceed 10
cents. This return shows rhat II pays to
ship provisions 20 the lower country.
, 1875-01-16

x.rnroo L'1E--We hear the case OF
.,l ,..,.rruiu. sapps.d TO be over seven
r..r-afa a-r. getting murrird to a young
...- r.y.m willow within The last week The
-. .,,,.rnau -,y- be knew ~e we're to hive
,,r. n w-l,hrr, and n made the chang
...-,f.a take the rsk of fr-r2.ng- The
..,..n..-.a Bv~. -srPs around bri-k, ANA
r.. i,lt better III hl- life.
, 1875-01-16

..,sr--Durins the years 1913 and
" ''.' mon, ~ marriage certificates re-
ID in th. Pcooa'e Court for this 5,,l count
,.. 4 stand off for the divorces
at..h I'M s.',iog the same period.
, 1875-01-16

Mr.. WELLS will aot 70 to PrnGleton end
Weston this month, but viii hold ErTviCc both
morning and evening ou Sunday.
, 1875-01-16

TEA AND COFFEE are again to be taxed.
That Is if the republicans in Congress can
force the passage of bill 10 that effect
, 1875-01-16

,or>r.-Ws hear Of Il man III this
'vF'',. h,. four thousand head Of hep
''-s % @opho feed as for 'hsn hen to X ha5~ ,l,,
, 1875-01-16

INTENSE CoID.-At the hour Of 7o'clock,
ThEr,luy morning, several Thermometers
marked - deg. below zero. This Is the cold
est weather of the season, and the coolest We
have had since 1862, when the Thermometer
was down to % dee. This was the 18th day
day Of that year, and It Is somewhat remark
able tha January llrh, lo2.@, should 81 near
ly approach the same tcmperIture-
, 1875-01-16
SMITH CsS1RE, Dee. G.h, 1874.

DrAP SIR: 7 an one Of the settlers IN smith
c.. t-. Kansas where the Drought and srIsshOppeTs
dssuUyei everything and lett nothing iJr IL what
ever. 1 am "A shoemaker by trade, but the little
work Hm getting To do I ran get DO money tur, te-
cause there - none here, or hardly anything else
was thinking about going out t1 Washington
IT,. Y AMI beg ir,Yc To aSR YOU tor information;
Wh.r. 10 y II think Is the best place Tor poor but
IltI,y .,ti in. IS'II,us mana man who y willing
to work and wants L. make LlinNsi "A Ia me an
NAV, ,,r Ii,,,f !, r(sI cl,, and which Is the h II
dlrtct Ion to g11 v i,Ie l. the poorest land ctee
ami l. there a ch,Iur- Ia make gOrI est AFILS
Lyre Will b.. quite q number coming IcXt ~. NJ.
Yours truly, AESLLL GEANI.
, 1875-01-16
WALL, WaLLA. ". T.

In reply % TIE interrogatories IN yours OF The 9th
ul; you aye iusyr1rl tla,t there is pentyoi govern
mrut and railroad y. Z. L. r.. hand yet to be had
in thus vicinity. The ilnd Of good quality, yicid-
ia; from thu;y-five 70 ortyve bushels OF wheat to
the acre. Oats ana harley II proportion. There has
never teen failure of c-,Is here slce the country
WIS Sc tied by the whites Ia IS7 Prices "i al kinds
uf Trogure are low just now, there not beng -uiii-
cent mans Of transportation 20 carry the surplus 20
tle seboar j. Before next harvest, however, l.il-
rgtd viii be cymp!,t-I from t4e Columbia River 20
tins place which sI!i i:lle L.a;.rial change or the
better. There Is l4ni Office IN tins town. There IS
not IN. sI-htrst doubt but tina. Industrious Ieugl.
ctu MAKE ,i Ilvin; II thls country, ani there Is
mann TOR many.
, 1875-01-16

PROBATE CoURT.-rhe January term for
1879, of the Probate Court will commence On
Monday, the @5ih inst \ great deal Of
business, It Is expected, Will Oe done at tins
term, and the Court Will remain open until
all the business, properly 10 come up at this
term, has been Transacted This has especial
reference 10 all suardilns of minors estates,
it apPenriuS that none Of them have fled a
T, port, or made d settlement with the Probate
Court during the past two years, ~ l. iy
law their imperative duty. The fo.loains
guardians Of estates are expected to file their
respective reports and accounts, and other
Wis complete their papers on file, tO-wIt:
Poll Cari- Denis. guardian for J.In=S Pepper.
l. T. benny, fulrlrin !Or \ioi, HI.lliln ani An
Ie CInjrrA.
Stephen ;. MaXon, guardian for Caroline A. Brink
rrhotF.
George Cantonwine, guardian for Henry and A \
Scott
Mar.sret Johnson, guardian for WlIiIln johnson.
!r,e1h Uleer, rutTirrn Tor Fluny Z. hcgs.
! \ SAILING, -,u ~ lin To- y \ Morgan
tIno!-e >.aueLJ, guardian FOR Howard r. hryor.
Jull. 4 Cox, guardian Tor Eutler and lrI Cox
L. &. Kita AMI EcJlcci Jars Eutl., guardian for
AEe. Morrison
Andrew MeCll.cy. gua-llln +. Slle AMI y He
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-02
Emperor William.

' Emperor William, Of Germany, is not
man who cares much Tor luxury. The
Rev. Wayland Hoyt, Of Boston, has Wis.
tied his palace at Berlin, recently. and
writes entertainingly about it as follows
The Emperor William does not seem to
have anything he wishes to conceal. |
spent very interesting hour in passing
through the palace, which is his constant
city residence. 1t is not very grand, Or
even sumptuous. But enter it and you
at once feel that you are in the home of
a soldier. 1t is almost an arsenal, it is
so warlke every way. Old armor and
new armor, fragments Of shels-tho me-
mentoes of battles, models Of the different
kinds of soldiers in their appropriate uni
maps oi DuiIleneiIs anu T0rtreEses-
are everywhere about Almost all the
pictures, too, arc martial-batte scene
after battle scene; some of older con.
alcts, others Of the modern fights in which
the emperor himself is the conspicuous
figure | went into the emperor's pri-
vate study aud library. l saw tho chair
in which he sits, tho desk at which he
writes, the pile of dispatches awaiting his
attention, the books he uses, the papers
fresh from his hand. 1t is maniiestly a
workman's place-this study. The grim
old emperor is evidently no idlor He
keeps his hand on things. am told that
he is at his table regularly every morning
at six. Well, no one can help honoring
the fearless old fellow amid such proofs
Of painstaking devotion to duty. Sixteen
miles from Berlin is Potsdam the favorto
residence Of King Frederick the Great.
Here, too, is the present emperor's sum.
mer resort. Well, there is many coun-
try seat in America more splendid. |
was most interested in this palace in the
emperor's sleeping room. 1t is utterly
plain. His bed is but single mattress
upon narrow aud common bedstead.