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, 1875-12-18

Ccyyl"TgN OF "TsrEsr-As ~
Chicago Court has iuet ST aneNainple
which r;o:cs that it Is sometimes
Dangerous +, Follow tie political in
Junction to vote early and often"
The sound Judicial maxim was held
to that " laws aye useless unless they
are enforced" In making the applica-
lion Charles Smith and William
Hamilton were sentenced each to one
years imprisonment in jail and to pay
fine Of $1,000. There ere several
eases Of 4 similar character still on
The docket, with the chances very
much against The implicated parties.
Voting more than once in these
modern times is considered a grave
offence against morality and republi
can institutions. 1t Is pleasant, there,
fore, TO notice that ali parties are set
ting their faces against il.
, 1875-12-18

The French AUTHORITIES are afraid
of free speech, and it has been resolved
to prevent al meetings ofa character
to excite disorders. Such precautions
can only pTecipitate the disorders /, is
intended TO dreven;. If all parties
are allowed freedom of opinion the ex
preston of it viii bring its own anti.
dote.
, 1875-12-18

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the ,tss1Wls =. Wlls
Walk county, Washington IeIII-o[y, ,.pT IHELI-
ministratiou upon The estate q JoS Al rsrss
MUfH, late Of sal county, d5'e-s-- - T-tks =
indebted % sIid estate are re4ues-'- ~. a,zDsi
mel;iate payment al persons Aa'lHS - u.-b y
SAID estate are untii-I % present t- 80 ron -
vouchers thereof, within twelve i4Ji-55 N = it-
ever -,. /. Jared l, i5 BE-! WsII Wa DesstII Z
"a. lho'-lNl a5nini,iEeet,cE;->-
, 1875-12-18

The Observation-Disclosures Gar
land, OF Arkansas, in bis late message
to the Legislature of that State, took
strong ground in favor of the Centen
NAL exhibition in Philadelphia. To
This appeal the Legislature responded
literally and promptly They voted
fifteen thousand dollars, which, in the
present Impoverished condition of that
State, is creditable.
, 1875-12-18

The Chest OF Sedan, it seems, was
what frightened the French govern
ment from buying the shares in the
Suez Canal which England so readily
purchased. Perhaps it was the ghost Of
khiva which hurried the English in:o
closing the bargain with the Khedive.
Fear Of war with Germany on one
hand, fear of Russian advance 10 Asia
on the other. Ghosts are materiaiizeG
tears.
, 1875-12-18

PoSITfoS OF SZyAroaS.-The rev
United States Senators who were choS.
en- because they were considered at
least nominaily independent-Messrs
Chri>tiancY of Michigan, Cameron OF
Wisconsin, Mcmillan of Minnesota,
and Paddock of Nebraska-will all
act with the republican party. Mr..
Booth will be the only Senator who
Will 90 into neither caucus. Nj ban.
quet recently given TO Senator Chris.
tiancy at the capital of Michigan, he
stated that he assisted at the orgaaiza-
ton Of the republican party, had act
ed with 1t ever since, and thEt while
the party holds to the principles now
promulgated, lie would be found work.
ing with il.
, 1875-12-18

: Rule WITH EzCEpUoNs.-A cues
ton recently came before the Boa rd
Of Directors Of the Boston and Provi.
dence Railroad Company, whether it
should cut down the wages of its
employees or reduce the dividends Of
the road from 10 to : per cent. To
the credit Of tie Board be it said, the
latter alternative was adopted. In
tins instance It was proved that cor
poralions are always " souIless."
, 1875-12-18

GEENASY viii make her mark at the
centennial. The Federal Council
has added one hundred thousand
marks TO the sum Tor promoting
German display at Philadelphia.
, 1875-12-18
JOHN z. BINGmAH, H. |"

". :. ARMY ,oT
PHY8TCIAN Dc SURGbvs
@-OFFsCE-Nexf door TO Or. Day
Drug store. Ralla NalIa. s.+
Calls atteniel totl hours.
, 1875-12-18

LiBENIA.-After all q national debt
l. very like national blessing, as has
just been illustrated in the case of
Liberia. If the Republic was with.
out boudho!ders in England it would
also be without friends; but, being IN
debt, thecredltoTs are seeking aid and
protection fer the Liberians.
, 1875-12-18

TIE CENTENNIAL OGAroa. The sng
gestion for selecting Charles Francis
Adams as orator in chief for the Cen
tennial opening meets with general Ia
vor. His relationship in direct descent
from = house that performed such a
great and brilliant part in all the his
tory relating TO the Revolutionary var
and the subsequent formation of the
Republic, point 10 him as peculiarly
fitted TO perform the oratorical duties
of that occasion. He Is a son of one
of the Presidents and grandson Of an
other, an acknowledged statesman,
patriotic at heart, conservative in prin-
ciple, and eminently fitted IN talents
for the post. There seems 10 be but
little doubt about his being chosen.
, 1875-12-18

Administrators

THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE, 1Llt tas - A.
has obtained from tire lru,ar- Cu-Ls - n g.
Walla County, Washington Territory, --f,,ss'Iu IuTIL
IUTH. late Of saiI county, 5eez1si. ~ ~ ~
indebted 20 ~alj estate are regga-'-a 10 - .yn
date payment Aii persons iaFlns '.'-''- ,,--B .ts
ssii estate are not.ti-. 90 present 'L' 'I. - II
vouchers rh-rrt within tive ~ months ~ ,rsssc
OF the irS- publication q this not.- G
'''-- CO. -'--'.- an ~ ~ THOMAS oUIsN,,.
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Presidents Message.
lcarinll3 froa Fra Teg J

THtASssSh1k - fhN - "a - -
ICcnlml5 fran Fra Iegel
mental IN overthrcwiur tbe doctrine
Of perpetual allegiance. Congress
has declared the right Of eSFatT'auon
10 be the natural, inherent risat o.. all
reople. While MANY other nations
have laws providing Whist 'arna':'les
shall be necessary To- work csen@e
of allegiance, lbe United States has
enacted the provision, Of no law, and
has in no respect marked onl how and
when exra;riation may be accomplish
ed by It's citizens. Instances are
brought TO Jheayleuli0n ot jEe govern
ments where citizens Of the United
State, uaturalizri, or native bonn,
have formally become citizens. or sub
iects Of foreign powers, bu, who,
nevertheless, in tie absence OF any
provisions Of legislation on this qIe-
iion. when involved in difficulties, or
when it seems 90 be their interest
claim 10 be citizens Of tie United
State. and demand the Intervention
ola government which they have long
since abandoned, aud TO which hey
have rendered 10 service, OF placed
themselves in any way ameuaJ.e-
In other ca e na.uraizej c;uz ns
ut once after naturalization, have re
tnrned to their native couutry; have
become engaged in business; have ac-
cepted Offices or pursuits inconsistent
with American ci'lz nshIu, and eTiuce
noin,ent tore,uru trlhr United States
until called upon to discharge some
duty to the country where they aye
residing, when 1t oIca they assert
their citizenship and cal. upon the rep
resentatives Of the Government 10 ait
their unjust pretensions. lti> bnt jus
tice that On all such occasions no
doubt should e1is. on sUch questions,
and that Congress should determine
bv the enactment OF law, how cypatIi.
alton shall be accomplished and change
of citizenship established.
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LETTER LSST.

o. - % aiFsrtLsri letters remaining IN the Pos,
O-''11 luI lhe week ending December 18th, ISIS
t-.LsI Courtney. Miss Florie,
ID-s4iE, " Gould, EtWgrd
BENEFIT, TLos. EenT EI,r,z+
NooH' JAMES u smith, Robert John
Walker, \. W
a srsons calling for the above letters VIII please say
-Au'eftised C. L SMITH, P "
Go to Dusanbery Bros for your Christmas
, 1875-12-18

WHITaiAS sEIHAKY.-See advertisement IN a,
ether Column. - - an
, 1875-12-18
xv.,,,nr,on correspondence.
W,su1yeroS, November 50, lS55.

" ASFTNGTON, NoNcinpFI ~ Ao''
1,,,roy STATESMAN Several days ago,
:, ",,nvsr.atjon with Senator h,lly, who has
l-;,,sn ,hs subiest much of his time and con-
ss,ie-s,;op I learned rhat the reports o; Zen
uicbIe.. nbodying tbe results Of his survey
Of the ,roposed removal OF the oos'rne,l'nS 81
tba C3jumbia at the D,lles and Cascades hso
,-r;,,s3 and were of such a favorable charac-
60 49, 10 warrant the belief that Congress VIII
IL f,-or,,hIv upon the project, and thar an
nppropriation viii be secured to coinmrh''
a. work The cpS5, a. estimated oy zen
llirh!er. ~ very tri!iiug VII Il compared win
tba r.Sults that will follow from the opening
OF yhaJ
GREAT HIGHWAY OE NATURE
>, f,aa navigation. The survey shows that
h. i,,n-oyrnept At the Cascades viii require
b,t S160 coo. and II l. estimated that but a
f.c- rb,ussuGs ia excrsS of that tigura VIII
:, e.. f, coynn!rte the works at the DtileS-
The chirf engineer OF the army, who has IN
charge all matters pertaining 10 the Improve
rnant Of rivers and harbors, viii IN his forth
..,p,ip.f report earnestly recommend that Con-
,,r,ss Il. ke such steps a. will ensure the early
5u,u,,,Ir,tion Of th3s much needed and long
prayed for Improvement
SENATOR NuTCHEII. sANGUINE or SUCCESS
Since Senator Mitchell's return he has eN-
rre-e,d himself ~ baiug slnguine Of success.
and has no doubt bat that liberal approprl-
a-iou will De secured Il has already com
mrpced active operations, and, az h. has never
been known 10 fail IN any ot has undertakings
l. Is safe to predict that III this, a. IN every
thing else, success viii crown his efforts.
The people of Oregon, Washington and Idaho
are fortunate in having such AK able, ener-
setic aud industrious representative, be
Senator i more than delighted with the cor
dial reception he received from the hands OF
rh. GENEROUS and war,n-hearted people OF
Wulla Walla.
MEMBERS OF CCNGR..SS-
Hon. S. :. Fruu. Of Idaho, Is here, and
- 9puing al the Washington House. B-nrr;t
i. also here preparing for 'hr contest. The rr-
suit Of which. there can be 10 doubt viii be
III favor Of Fem.
Neither Lane nor Jacobs have arrived.
The appaaranc,- of the former = much desired
at thi- Iirac. as his vote for the speakcr>hIp Is
very valn.Jl-. The contest bet Reen Kerr aui
Randall b-ius clos.
THE SOUTHERN ELEMENT.
The city Is rapidly filling up, the Southern
element fur the first time since the war prr-
douinaring. \ long and lively session j.
an anticipated Everything and everybody Is
70 be investigated.
TERRITORIAL GOVERNOR.
This Il CONFIDENTIAL. II j. whispered in
high official circles that You are to have a
new Governor, and II l. also wL'sp-~,d IN h.
aforesaid circles hat Hon. E. ) K-lEn-v l.
to b. the man His arrival here Is expected
al, .
, 1875-12-18
TERRITORIAL GoyERNoR.

This il confiientia!. II Is whispered in
high official circles that You are 10 have "a
new Governor, and II l. a'~o wL'sp-~,d IN HI
aforesaid circles hat Hon. E. ) K-aGn-y l.
to b. the man His arrival here Is expected
daily. c
, 1875-12-18
ruF MORMON QUESTION.
rruuc JAMES y M rrnnIron1rs.

ol--rvI'i1u~, while visiting the Territories Of Wy
oniir tab AMI colorado, GuEiry the past autun.n
garlu--. Ine that tNl>tirg laws ragUlatIrg the dis
ra-;-r 81 IGh:n Lanl~ timber, cc., and probably
tie n9> tIr n~vly,,, very deiaa;Iy. and
Should d. areiully rr.-i. and an early dav \
Territory where gIirv ,IpH a. the SOL can only he
followed ly ~us I-rrsl1Ii is practicable, yyA-r.
tAa lands etr only te Us.i as u.stuIug.. and th5s
,Gsr Wla.e tic, * can reach water 10 Cuga-h thirst
r.ulu. I- .yr-ua ly t:a same Laws "a, @, every acre
gi which Is 20 an INDEPENDENT -lnpa 10y itself Land
mast le -..G IN large quantities 90 justly v1- ev-
pens. %. rauiuriUE water Ui n 90 make d fruitful
or 81 justify utilizing i as pgstur,r.
, 1875-12-18
MEMBERS oF CONGRESS.
THE SOUTHERN ELEMENT.

The city is rapidly filing up, The Southern
element fur the first time SINE the war pre-
dominaring. \ long and lively session j.
antieipat-d- Everything and everybody Is
10 be Investigated.
, 1875-12-18

'= r7- 1i ffE the rEestu-5ut II The Tnduus adopt
,.i -= .,i.ElUs oi my fist term haS baeu stead
y .'.---., .-' WIKI satisfactory and encouraging
l'Na S. p --- 1s-n productive u evident improve
r. l t- l-s-II oi tiE- race, Eni . viIl - Gun
'9l5i arr Only slah -nodircatinns Is further Expe
ily7.= -lg --..l---- 20 be Iectssary
, 1875-12-18

-la bond heretofore appointed . take charge Of
sFie4s ssi IoattsEs IeTtaluIIg the var the treas
ar il'e interior and the post0foe departments aIi
, 1875-12-18
EzP5u- u sHcErasr or @Ar.

Ths report u -. SECRETARY q Var aalornp.41.vlr-
tbs IneSssse Civ -et-l-l account Il -r-ay .-.-
tons fT tise year s-st passed The expenses 10 usr-
tenAnea eta,. ~i se'zlIn-r-iat,aEs ie- lessl4tica
u EhacL ] respectfully lay.ta yaar at5eutsr1. ID,
some OF tne>e ana 0i TIE rsc Importance Is the ne
Sss5ty oi tAkils an apr, lrlatUn OF ss6Q uau r1r
zoe euts,ienct Department avzIahle before -, L.
ginning q iEa neEt fSo@l year Without this iroyj,
, 1875-12-18


one measure tr- increasing r.vsuug. arlE tis ONLY
one can thuS OK, 2, ra res.ousr.uu OF Jie duty on
tea and o"f-a AGasr duties wr-gl a.i Vrutal.y
$500, ,uV % ,aa pms E- amount received nom I'm
ports, aud would In 30 way IuaTefsr sire psIra pli
Tor these articles Is The srUsUrl'> Laa-- a-tlr.~
are the Pro ur-> % ,ul--.gl.s cod. revenue I;l
exports, and as y-f, the LAS. a'u>g..-s Eerse tl4
drileer Ne roI,E-asss-sy increase rae I,r
pCrgEs oS AGEs-rs y,Eo IS x,>vFAIyEIs.
With th.S addition 60 the cJylGg-. many duties
nov cotlec, ana w.-.b -lvs urs- Cstur Pc
turn Tor o1.let.u-, J.r 15 gluICtel 90 tie direct
advantage @: oausgu4gE- 10 home waull mention
those articles winch enter INTO T-TI cures ur AL.
sorts. Az iutIaa pad upon such .lt..a- 30 llEvg.
q The costs DI t1 g-l. IS when EAu-tl. -ITgl l1Tg
snd must BE YArI Icy ;Le ool>-glar~- IAa Gl;ls,
not only cOulg troG ecrsEm Us s- Lgaa, h-: let s
protection SO fossl-n IaaIJ.-gtUra~ q fae same .
COMPETING ar,selss IN guy own and distant :-tr.-.,
rElCucrIgN AGAINST FsSvryLESI c-.,s1-@
suggest another subject h..rln= uq.u ,-s raa~-
ton how o-.1.g ;-.1 9.lscs-g I'd IL. --~l-y
70 accurul.l s-..2aas. Il IS 90 Gay.se some l..5
method @: ysill! ln, ,-z. .l-> -..>, t.y ly.ra--rr
than az p:e<zn: exists az e.Jlsls -.aa-a- ou- lf
the late v'sy, rrtl,a- = ua-e gvEgssa o. -.- q
large PER cu-s ut --l ilcs,--rS ;l>~l ana :.ii -.
partly or wholly izsg .eht, yr s.-a JAP 90. .yr>, .s
the real ltss.s sustained Tie lar-. --...l., ..
lcsses proven GA -y,l testimony a-sr.5I- O. .y>--
Ing laws, h.; ly sil lay-t- q q -.tlgr= o- u---r7
louS perSlLS. 90 have ia,u sustained l1 >-s.I s.s-
and Plantations, tlv ucc uEly iar beyond m possible
yield OF those places -1T any ore yal- lr., i. .v
one KNOWS Wls1 has ,NI--l'a l- J-.-- -ll SUI .uE
who has VISITED TIE scenes u- tlH.- ..-S - b.
many cas'S more than ta- E--aa> 7.-- ever sg1r-l
inc!Uaing their r5rs1lsl lll real g-t-a Il5 -ro--
Of tie Attorney V-sa vii. e. submitted -.
congress Al A early Ly, ul- ,,at--u detailed i--
tory Of tie awards u-1ls u. Gains TeIG-- or RI.
class here Tepdr-ei-
EEPJZ- - sECEE-AET CF =An
Tbs report u - ,-sTs,a-y lt Var arl1unsr.vlr-
tbs meSssce Civ a letlll1. account lf -rrlv 1-.
tons fuT tise year s-st passed, The expenses 10 u.s
tsnAnee, eta,. Wit sozlIn-riat,1fs ie- leg>l-tica
, 1875-12-18
Rs.-iric4 Gour8 Summons.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, Sy
tssa.yef U0H1 UGg1,
Ia ts 1ss.s' C.lyf sE RE First JaaieiIl Dls.Ia
Ur.ltgHul I.TIffsrr
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
PUBLIC OPINION.

AS long as the Interior Department is sink
hole OF corruption so long win the press criticise its
head and ~ long suppose, the President Will stand
by Deiano.-lDetroit Free Press Oem.)
So we have Gen. Butler openly taking his
stand by the side OF PendleOn and voorhees, Can this
that the failure Of the third term scheme, Gen. Butler
would he the for the iationists to rally arOundf-
(BOstOn Journal (Rep.)
The South is reader than the North to cele-
brate the national birthday II the Radical party that
stands the path. breathing hate and death flour
tf rspangied Banncr-embiem Of liberty and law
but the black flag OF suDugaOn with skulls and cross
bones.-l Louisville Courior-Journal DemJ
The fact that there are few BOurbOns at
The South and ncudbie maligRants at the North
whose still for war; amounts 10 nothing. They
have influence for they out OF sympathy with the
All they do IS 10 rai-and. happily, Their
want Of right reason is conspicuous that its only effect
IS to make other people more -lRlchMond
Wing Dcn.i
The significant point in the Chandler Buell.
u previous cases. is the evident faith on
the part of Congressman tat they get In Washington
all article of Justice" satisfactory TO themselves
than they get in the states which they represent and
IN which presumably their homes. For our part we
anticipate that ii Of these ever comes fairly be
fore Washington jury will be discovered that II there
Is q place where Congressman IA looked upon Win
sovereign contempt, 1t is the National capital-IN T..
Herald (Ind.)
THE NHw-YORK TRIBUNE has a Columbus
letter relating how Washington Mclean held Conven:
lion al Columbus, Il, pkeT I'M day. and nominated
william Allen and how the inhatiOniss captured the
Dis opinions but ne 10 the party. aud what
man who tho property Of party do for hiinseii We
are often admonished that fDnst all belong 10 a
party that If do not DsiODc TO party we are met
kecta IL is necessary in politics to surrender ind
viduaty in order 10 accomplish anything .-lCiDcin-
nati Commercial Nnd.)
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
FATAL ASSAULT WITH A BALL BAT.

Much excitement was created in LOssburg.
n j. n short distance northwest OF Hoboken. about 10
p. H., yesterday, by the announcement that murder
had been committed John Barrett and George Van
Worst, living on weebawkcn-ave., near the Lossburg
steps had playing ball during the day and they be-
came involved in u discussion IL in the evening. The
trouble had been adjusted. II was thought and Van
Worst going into the house when Barrett struck Inn
ON the head with q bah bat, inficting fatal iniu
rics Van Worst taken into the bouse uncon-
scous AMI medical attendance was summoned His skull
was fractured ard recovery Is pronounced impossible
Barrett Immediately fled In the direction OF Hoboken
The police Of that city were informed OF me affair and
took ali the precautions to avoid the escape Of
barrett 10 this city. Up 10 p however. he had not
oen captured Barrett is less than II years OF and
Van Worst not many years his senior
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON July IL, 1S75
An order to Collectors of Customs issued yesterday
forbidding the importation Of brecchoading rifles ana
fixed ammunition suitable therefor into the Territory OF
Alaska Collectors of Customs instructed to refuse
the clearance OF any vessel having board any such
arms or ammunition destined for any place In said Ter
rtpry any vessel intends to touch at port In Alaska
to pass within its waters, but shall be ultimately des
tined for some port place not within the limits OF the
Territory and shall have on board any such firearms rms or or
the master or cheI Ger hand With two
suretes, in double the value of such merchahdlse ina.
the and ammunition. any part OF them, snail not
be landed in Alaska.
The Secretary OF the Interior has teegraphed to
Ouray one the powerful chiefs in Southern Colorado
requesting him to allow Prof Haydcn's exploring expe-
diton pass through that section without molestaton
The Secretary informs him Prof Haydens mission
the OF science and for the benet OF the
Government and not for hostile purposes; that none O
the party viii molest interfere with the Indians and
cesssful in every respect Therefore he hopes that
Ouray's band will not only refrain from molesting the
survey surveys. su' va" '0"u'' O " "'A''' ''' ~ ''''
The PostOfnce Department has adopted a new design
for postal cards. prepared at the printing department OF
the Treasury. On the upper left hand corner is the
monogram, "U. ST." which, in scroll, are the
words Postal Card" On the upper right hand corner
is the stamp nearly square, instead OF eptca the Sides
OF the stamp being composed OF fasces ana the top ana
bottom Of tho band Scrolls the top having the legend
~ Postage the lower one, one Seht IN t fe cen
ter Of the stamp Is the profile OF the GODDESS oi Liberty
1t will soon be ready for ISSUE.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has decided to
allow such claims of State officers for the refundng OF
the income tax paid upon the emolnmens OF their Off
ces as were fled in due time, whether those emouments
salaries OF fees The intervention OF at
torneys protection of snch claims entirely un-
necessary the drafts are issued upon the
claims they will be mailed to the Collector OF the District
where the claimant resides and the claimant himself no
titled to appear the Collectors office and receive his
draft
The Committee having charge Of counting the money
and securities in the Treasury engaged in the re-
serve vault which will be finished this week The count
Of the bonds held for National banks will then De
made after which the Committee will take up the books
and examine them thoroughly. They will be prepared 10
make their report in about 10 days Eighty counters are
now employed but they required to work now drng
the day only and not at night was the case "hen 'e
cash vaults were being examined.
It is reported here that Gen. Badeau Is to be appointed
Minister to Belgium in place of Mr.. Jones' resigned
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

U,vAv. July iO-Sugsr-I Influenced by the advanced
rates gold exchanges the demand has been ar and the
rarset finn with prices well supported Moasses Sugar.
reals arrobs Concentrated sugars far 70 good
ado 10
reals DO fair refining ii 4Gl reals Cen.
rfga Sugars Nos IL TO l3 In boxes, l5Siol6 reals do
and Maanzas $4,000 boxes and g 500 bids; receipts
Snrine the week 3d. 500 and 30O hhds including
1000 boxes and 800 hhis to the United states.
Noasses dull 90 degrees polarization, reals per keg
Bacon S36ds33 y cwt Four-AmeTican s3od s32 Dbl.
Hams sagarenred s42Gs4 ;,D 9sata r@ IN
low siS 50dsi4 50 a,robs whiiS si9@s22 Naval stores
White Pine $40 y NJ Pitch Pine s55a556 Shocks nom.
ina BOX, 6.dG2 reals susir hhds, a reals Moasses
Chewing Tobacco s5GssSs 9uintsl Corn II 5ai2, reals
2O9a2IO Exchange firm on London, l45GlsI preindm ON
Paiis ll7al Is premium