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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02
A Grsat dan'. MOnarchtcal Sister
Who Kept "a Boarding.

10
Paris Correspondence London Times.l
In France the electoral period is
always characterized by an extraordi-
nary amount Of bad faith. LA mduuaise
fol est le nsrf de la poIitique." said a
French journalist Distinguished by the
insiduous violence of his articles, aud it
is not too much to add that there are
very few OF that ilk who would deny
their Tallyrand The Patrie Of this
evening, after Publishing NJ. Theirs let.
ter TO NJ de Jnvigny, follows it up with
these words: AT the moment when the
'illustrious old man vas publishing this
solemn nonsense, a supplemented aud
modest oms was dying at Marseilles
loyal until the very last to her Monarch
icsl convictions aud deploring the Re-
publican ardor OF her brother" This is
a case in point, and only one out OF
many Madame Gravier may have been
simple.minded and honest; but is it fair
to pit her Monarchical convictions
against u Theirs Republican %convic-
tioRs? NJ Theirs has worked his way up
from the porter lodge kept by bis father
to the highest dignity in the country,
and it i'll becomes any body, especially a
Journalist, to treat the expression OF the
CONVICTIONS acquired by hard work and
long experience as solemn nonsepse.'
Madame Grayier, who is represented as
such a model Of virtue by the Patrie, is
dead, and the Bonapartist journal relies
too much on the old adage that nothing
but good should be said Of the deceased
Monarchical Madame Gravier left the
patefnai lodge to keep o table dhote, or
small clearinghouse, and until quite
lately there could be read over the door
Of her tavern, Table dhote tenue par
la Seur de n. Theirs" This eating.
house was kept by Nj. Theirs sister, and
yet the Patrie assures the world that the
lady deploTed the Republican ardor oil
her brother. Methinks the fair royalist
could not have felt much grief at the
manifestation OF az ardor which brought
so many customers to her table dhote
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

NEw YoRK, March AT 8 meeting
Of the directors OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company yesterday it was
estimated that the earnings would jostify
the payment of a dividend of one aud
3 half per cen for the quarter. Several
directors we're Of opinion that the divi.
dend should be passed, while others
thought the stockholders were entitled
to whatever was earned.
The railroad managers in session yes.
terday appointed a committee to take
into consideration the whole subject Of
freight rates aud make a report to-mor.
-on,m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02
Railroad

BUFFALO, March 2-Last evening an
engine and freight a on the Grand
Trunk railway ran through q bridge over
the canal slip. There we're four men on
the engine at the time, one OF whom,
David Hardy of Brantford, was torn to
pieces in the machinery of the locomo.
tive, which continued to work five min
utes after going through the bridge, and
while in the canal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
F. W. R0YsTER. W. B. wALDRAN.
NJ. L. BACON.
Memphis and Miss. Valley
A AGENCY
AND
GEN'L REAL ESTATE OFFICE
No. 2sO MAIN STREET.

EOR THE SALE, PURCHASE. LEASE OR
Z exchange Of Cotton Farms. Unimproved
Cotton Ian Is, Sussr Plantations and sugar
Lands,. IoDeeco, Grain, Grass and Timber
hands ). ,ue States of Mississippi, Louisiana.
texas, arkansas, Tennessee and Alabama.
Land business in all It's branches promptly
and correctly attended to.
Memphis City and Suburban property will
DO made a specially.
Shelby county and West TennesseY Lands,
embracing those adapted to Planting, Grain
and Oh. IS growing, Grazing and Fruit grow
ing, will receive special attention.
Paying Taxas, Redeeming Property Sold for
Taxes, Leasing. Renting, appraising and Col
Letting promptly attended 20.
Negotiation for Money on Mortgage.
Sa CO by AO'rIbN Of every character In
the limo Of this dTm especially solicited,
Exchange OF properties lying in n Of the
States negotiated.
AL business intrUsted to US shall be prompt
ly, faithfully and efficiently executed.
All transactions with this office will DO con-
Quoted upon the s~trictest basis Of Cash.
BY bringing 70 tho duties Of this moHt i'm
p0rtant enterprise important alike 10 our
country, our people aud ~ourselves), our best
energies and long experience, We hope Of
least 70 merit the confidence and q portion Of
the patronage OF our people. We desire TO be
interviewed by all who feel IN interest In a
LIVE FIRM, whose mission is to aid In reinvig-
Grating our greatest interest.
.R0YSTER, WALDRAN & BACON,
l55 10 d&w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02
in Boston.

BosToN, March 2.-The practice o
evadiug payment of taxes by wealthy
citizens has become such an evil in Bos
ton that the city solicitors have prepared
the draft of an act to govern the ques
ton Of domiciles for the purpose of tax.
alton. and the matter has been referred
to the Legislative Committee on the Ju
dietary, with a request that the act be
passed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02
Riter TeIegrnIns.

CAIRO, March 2.-Arrived - Robert
Mithell, Cincinnati, midnight; Fearless,
St. Louis, il am; Mary Houston. New
Orleans, noon. Departed-Alt. Stevens,
St. Louis, 8 a.m.j Robert Mitchell, New
Orleans, l am. Weather cloudy and
cold, with a strong north wind.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

Non.Resid emit Notice.


In tho Chancery Court Of Shelby county, Ten
nesseo W. n. Hurt 1adm'r Of A. NJ. Nor.
TT APPEARING F40M AFFIDAVIT IN
i this cause that thd defendants, Benz. b.
Graham and II. B. Graham, brothers. arc OFT,
iSens Of Missouri, and non residents Of the
State Of Tennessee " rs therefore ordered,
that they make their appearance herein, al
tho Court-h0use II, the city Of Memphis
Tenn. on or before the hfst Monday la April,
1876. and plead. answer 0qdemur n complain.
ants bill. or the same WIN De taken for con
fossed Is 10 them and ~. for hearing q
parte; and that = copy q kols order DO pub
iished once : week for touN successive week.
In the Public Ledger.
This I'd day OF March, lSlo'
BIS SsUND A. ohLE. Q. and NJ.
BY r. j. BLACK, D 9. anolM;
CiAPp 4 MEUx. 6ol. for complainant.
2.S-ltO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

NJ. Alexander Dumas sayings and do.
inss furaish q large amennt OF material
70 the newspapers. A writer in the Lon
don News gives an account Of a visit to
him, and describes bis personal appear
anee. BE is tall, stslwart, very pale, aud
his 6rst aspect is proud, cold, stern, and
a little defiant. But he quickly thaws
and shows himself the most fascinating
Of, causeurs. he is gay. cordial, viva
cious and simple, full Of anecdote, Wit
and laughter. BE seems to wear bis
beArt upon bis sleeve. aud TO hear bis
eonversatioO 10 ike drinking champagne
Of q 6ne vintage. He talks very freely
about anything and everything.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02
BEECHER.
Views Of Miss Susan II. Anthony iu
Reference 10 the Scandal.

Reference 90 the Scandal.
CoUxcIL BLUFFS, February 26 Susan
B. Anthony, since her arrival in this
city, though refusing to be interviewed
on the subject, has talked freely with
her friends concerning the Bowen
Beeeher-Tilto complication, and makes
no secret Of her belief in Beecher
guilt. Though protesting no admiration
for either OF the others named, she
nevertheless asserts that if any have
grievances they are the cues. The ad,
visory council she regards as a white.
washing move, and thinks the ultimate
result OF the whole affair will be Beecher'
death, though he will probably uevai
confess bis guilt, having determined
otherwise When his trouble first hogan
Mrs. Tilton frst confessed her guilt {,
Mrs. Stanton. and subsequently to Mis-
Anthony herself, and Of The truth Of be-
confession at the time Miss Ahtkony hai
no doubt. II ia the latters desire 4
avoid all publicity in connection viii
the scandal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

JENNINGS, the Euglissman, who has
been the leading editor Of the New York
Zines for several gears, has resigned his
position and sold his tee shares Of stock
IN the concern for 800, 900 to &r George
Jones, the Publisher and principal osner
Of the paper. Jennings is going back to
IhoId ENGLAND"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02
CASEY


The following editorial notice Of Col.
Casey Young appeared 10 yesterdays
Appeal, but escaped our attention until
to-day. We cheerfully give it place aud
hearty concurrence We are satisfied
that our Representative is working with
great zeal and efficiency to promote the
interests Of the country at large and bis
smuediate constituents in particular.
We congratulate him on the passage OF
the bill through the House. and hope not
only that it will pass the Senate but that
the money will be received for the Mem
phis Custom.house aud expended for
chat purpose. Bot here is the Appeals
article:
Our le~legrsphic news from Washington
conveys to our readers the highly graft
tying intelligence that Casey Young s
bill for the commencement OF the Custom
house Of this city. on or before the 18th
Of May next, has passed its final reading
in the lower house Of Congress. 1t APP
propriates $4OO, 900 as a commencement
While this is, compared with s%ppropria'
tons of like character since the var,
small, it will nevertheless erect q buiid
ing which will be al ornament TO Mem
pbis, aud an enduring monument Of the
faithful and efficient service rendered his
constituents by Colonel Young II will
be the tribute Of that gent mar 70 this
Congressional District Of his gratitude
fos the high honor bestowed upon him;
due. as it is, to his uutiriug energy, his
marked ability aud bis skilliul manage
ment. We should do ourselves an TO-
justice did we not join With all classes
OF our iellow-citizens in saying, We'll
done thou good and faithful servant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02
Louisiana Lsgislature.

New 0RLEANs, March 2.-The House
has adopted a resolution disposing of the
whole question Of impeachment by or
dering the diseontinuanoe of further pro.
eeedings on the par. Of the prosecution
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02
Turkish Chmarsr.

Cor Pail Mall Gazette
During all their tender years the chill.
dren are brought up entirely in the
harem, and their education il iutrusted
to the mother, A marked distinction is
Observable between Turkish childran and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

Rhode Island is small, it is true, but
she is calling Justify for money to build
a new penitentiary.
Winslow can make a long fight in
England under the British circumlocu
ton court practice, if he has only got
the money to employ, say, DR.. Keuealey,
the T~ichborne claimants champion.
Says a scientific authority: THE
wine crop Of France this year would fill
a ditch three'and-a half feet wide, three
snd-a-half feet deep, and four thousand
miles long" Now, don't you wish you
were a ditch2
Mile Titiens was offered by Herr
Wagner the chief part in his tetralogy.
The opera, or at least portions of it,,
were played over by Mr.. Dannreuther to
the prima donna before she left for
America, but Mile TItiens, with many
and due compliments, declined the en-.
gsgement.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02
RIhn.nnn Flre Nanr narnnn.

HAVANA, March la FIRE in Regla,
opposite Havana, destroyed seventy
houses and shanties, Loss estimated at
$3.50, 900.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

Oxford and Cambridge are hard at
work preparing for their annual boot
race in March. At the latest accounts
the Oxford trial crew was made up OF
Miller, Exeter, bow; Mercer, Corpus, 2;
Marriott, Brasenose, 3; Michison. Penn
broke, A; Bonstead, University, s.; Will
liams, Corpus, s; Banks, University, 7;
Edwardes Moss, Brasenosa, stroke; Stay
ner, St. Johns, cox. The Cambridge
crew is constituted at present thus. P.
W. Brancker (Jesusl, bow; 7. W Lewis
(Caius), j. G Pike (Caius), G. GurdoL
(Jesus), 7. 4 Hockin (Jesus), f Pea.
body First Trinity. G. D Shafto (Je-
sus), stroke G L. Davis Glare, cox.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

PROVIDENCE, March 2-The Demo
cratic State Convention has been called
for the 10th instant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

THE Democratic Central Executive
COMMITTEES Of Arkansas meets at Little
Rock on Wednesday, March Sth, TO FIX a
time and place for holding the State Con-
Vanfion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02
TO UELINoUENTs.
pIssolUrIoa

THE COP aRTNRRsHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing between the undersigned under
the firm name and style of @. A. Haeberle &
Co. has been this day dissolved BY matual
consent-Ed. Fredrick retiring.
Messrs. @. A. Haeherle and TheO. Lapp as
sumo all the liabilities Of SAID firm, and are
alone authorized to collect the outstanding
debts due said firm.
4 c. A HAEBgRLE,
THE0. LAPP. Y
ED. FRIEDRICH.
MRMPHIs, Tenn, February "a, 1876.
The bufiness will be hereafter conducted by
said Haeberle and Lapp under tho name and
style Of O., A. Haeberle AGO.
In retiring from the above firm ] cheerlully
recommend my successors TO my friends and
the public. / will be found at all times at the
old stand. ED. FRIEDRICH
l62.l5ik4-l0-1S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

Furniture, Mattresses,
Carpets, Window Shades,
Oil Cloths, ETC., at SpeCi-
ally low prices at AmeS.
Beattie &CO.'s, 1916 Maia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-02

nOnB............... %. .,......-s..... .........s. On
Walls, Soc Except %. 80 and S) 81.
FAMILY CASES,
Case (Morocc J with above IS large vials
and Manual Of Directions ..... ...........S0 0(
Case .(Meroccol Of 20 large vials and
DO0k..."......".".....".. ............."-...... ON
The,e remedies are sent by the case or sin
gle box to any part Of the country, free Of
charge, on receipt Of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot. $50 Broadway. N. Y.
For sale by Druggists Everywhere.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Vital weakness or depression: Aweak OK
hausted feeling. no energy or courage. the re-
suit of mental over work, indiscretiOns or ex-
cesses, or some drain NJ on the system, Ia al
ways cured bv HUMPHREYS H0MEU-
PATHIC SPECIFIC, NO q. It tones up and
invigorates the system. dispels the gloom and
d%espOnden y, imparts strength and energy
stops the drain and rejuvenates the entire
man.. Been u.ed twenty ye RS with perfect
success by ihousands. sold by dc slers Price
81 per single vial, or S. per package OF five
walls and 2 vial Of powder. Sent BY mail on
receipt Of price. Addres1 HUMPHREYS
H0 aE0PATHIC MEDICINE CO.. SCI Broad
way, New York.
W N. WILKINSON &C0.,
Wholesale Agents.
JAMES S. R0BINSUN, Ag't,
Cor. Second and Madison sta, Memphis.
151-eOd Vxxiii lA
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Il GREAT TRUNK LINE
A Ii

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses aud Corandt
street ferries. as follows
Express for Harrisburg Pttsburg. the West and South
with Pullman palace cars attached, o:Jo A. NJ. u and
s:nP ". sunday. q aud :: 80 T. VI.
For wilsmspori. Lock Haven Cory and Erie at II 3oP.
Petroleum Centre and the oil Regions
For Baltimore. Washington and the south Limited Wash
inrton Express Of Pullman parlor daily. except
sunday. o3J A. arrive Washington 4:I0 4. N.
Regular at \ 40 A. NJ. ande PIP " Sunday, r. NJ
Express for Philadephis. 4 7;tt $40 q. OA NJ ~ 40
8 =. 4Io. &. g. 80 Y. VI. and II night. sunday, ).
g. Z. = 80 aud r. W. Emeran and second class 2. ".
For trains To Newark Elizabeth Hshwsy Princeton fren
ton. Perth Amboy. Pennington. B,lvidere aud other
points. see local schedules at all ticket Offices
Trains arrive from Pliisburg. So and 10 NJ and 10 30
y. ". daily 1O;l5 A. ". a ~ 4. ". daily.
Monday. From Washington and baltimore. $50 A: NJ.
4O,. 5:i5 and 10 20 T. " sunday 10 A. ". From
Pnsdelphia 10. $40 90 lui5. ~ ~, II 81 A. W..
.:l5 +Oj. 10, 10 30 - and 10 ~ r. NJ Sunday,
5:iO G:1,, 6.h,. II "a A. NJ. so and 10 - T. w.
Ticket Offices 526 and s44 broadway No Astor House,
and foot OF e.brosses aud Cortlandt No Court
Brooklyn; Nos. III us lis Hudson St. loboken.
Emigrnnt ticket othe., No. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON D " BOYD Ir.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
The New York herald., 1876-07-08

I1IiILADELPIIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
New Jersey southern Railroad Fare lower than by
any other run.e comm ncing June 10. IT. Lcwc New
York from pier North kvef ector s.. =, A. W. fr
Long sraneh and Sesbrigh,. &C. 95 A. NJ for lhiIsde
phia Long Branch. Toms hvcr Wnretown and Viueland
vP NJ for Philadelphia Long Branch ard TucKertown
~, y. Tor Loug Bra ch Toms nver Wa ctown. $50
T. " accommodation for Long Branch sundays -; GA N.
or Long Branch, returning at !. NJ
The New York herald., 1876-07-08

SARATOGA-THE MOST POPULAR AND DIRECT
route Is By the Splendid steamers Of the Peoples Line
DREW and ST JOHN. leaving daily from pier Al North
River, at +. Great reduction in fare excursion
tickets TO Albany, Saratoga and MoasreaL
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-16

ACCIDENT We have heretofore re-
ferred % the dangerous plaee in Mil
street y here the sidewalk crosses the
galley. a. the tAnnsry. and suggested
that II j, were no. sxsj, by placing a
railing u on i; some ore would re ss-
ri0usly hurt, and the city IN for the
damage. and Cow oar prediction has
proven true. Last night abou; IL clock
a man 81 the name Of Daniel Glespy.
wAs passing that place and being an
acqasintsd ~i;h the locality stepped II
the sidewalk lie fell abpu. tea feet,
AID fortunately was noticed by =
man who informed parties s,
The brewery. who "a b the help
Of the police carried him
10 his lodgings A. the California
House DIR. Ned vas immediately
called and found that the man had dis
located hls right mp. and sustained
other sllgh,er Injuries. The disioca'ion
was AZ Once reduced. aud the ma. left
in a comfortable condition
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-16
Aqnrvvn -Thepus .a.an.r

A9alygD TIE r. u. s : Co..reamer
City of Psr4n4 " b SALARY. crgu
insnder. sa5I~.l from Ssn Franc sco o..
10th, az noon. wish - calm and -
st@ersgs passengers. 81 bags # mail
mst:er. four packages Of treasure val
uef At s2.l2o AMI i.sjl packages If
nerc5aDdise Of IS tons Ca the I3sh
a. ?. VI. met steamer Dskots, bound
sog:h On the same da.e. q; Q = y,
arrived :. R.quimalt wharf. landed IS
passengers, II tag. Of mail. two pack.
sges It treasure. valued At a. leo and
ago packages merrhsni.s@ Sailed fer
tbs : and - uoon ou the ith INST. Ar
irving a. 'lis pert - . ~ 7. II. Of the
same dsy The following u her list oi
pssseuger. For Sea,ile-R = Graves,
wife sud chilli. Miss ol>en. .Janoh Olsen.
- Wilhelm snd wife. g PIstt. f.
MadgsitA Wm. Moreaoase. 4. snyder,
Mr. Powell, Mr.. Gleason. Ms Fisher
and rs ia the sieerage Tacoma Mis-
Miss Jennie McC Portland w
I. Smith. aud ljin the strersg~. Ogym-
pia Ms. LA StTinger. J Goodrich.
William Wallace. Daniel Davenport,
Chsrles l,erin1sser ard wife. Miss Bertha
ktoycll. and seven in the steerngs.
Frsight-For ~ea,tle. > packages Of gold
coin, valued AZ $4,000 $50 packages
If merchandise. io4 tons Tacoma
- packages 81 merchandise. q tons.
OIympia-233 package Of merchandise,
10 t0ns. Seattle consignees Mrs Ida
Blackman. A l. u, Boyd. Poncin X
Young. Chiiberg Bros. Chss Mcdonald,
c x ". Cslligan d Clarke. Crawford x
Harrington. u X. f NJ Hest & Co. +
VI r. r. Il K. Gutenberg, Frauerf
thai Bros. : u. ] ii II, J A NJ. John
Nation, j c Britain. John sullivan, J
ID. J Morrill,. J Nergon, j W, Cath
cart. Il + II. |. : X. Mrs 4 Jameson.
NJ & X. Mundt * Davis. Ste.son &
Pos, NJ x n. NJ Keith. \ l.. GA c,
Rev Daniel Bagley, Il c q. ) Davis. J
j :, = l. Andrews & Go. Schwatncber
Bros IL Co. T & :, + q W, Wa Chong.
w ; Lawrence. W III Pumphrey. W
Meydenbauer. W II VI. W &c, Wusi-
hoff * Wald. Wsddell & Miles. W NJ,
" A Jennings. Dexter Horton & Co.
and ordered.
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To the Public.

As there is evidently great missp-
prehension in regard To my business
transactions with Gardner Kellogg, and
having been frequently asked if Mr..
Kellogg had not wronged and defraud
ed me in my business transactions with
him in the drug business. in which |
was partner of his. take this method
% denying the report. and will state
that NIL our business was conducted
amicably. 30 disagreement or difference
ever having arisen between US and.
further, that in all my business rela-
lions with Kellogg, extending back
over period OF twelve years. III all his
dealings. he has shown . perfect spirit
OF fairness, and III many instances al
my own snowlrdse he has sacrificed
himself 10 protect his friends. Bslisv-
ing that this report Is mAliciously cir
culated to defeat his election for County
Auditor. ! make this statement public
EDWARD A. TuoRSDiKE.
Seattle Oct 18th. 1875
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-16

Tie mos. miserable beings in The
world sre those suffering from Dyspsr~
sia and Liver Complaint,
More than seventy-five Ter cent. of
the people in the United States are
afflicted with these ,wo diseases aud
their effects such IS Sour S.omsch,
Sick Headache. HAbi.ual Cos.iveness.
PalpitA,ion OF the Heart. Hears- burn,
Water trash. gnawing and burning
pains at The pit IF the stomach. Yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue snd Disagree BILE
taste in the mouth. coming up Of fond
after eating. low spirits. Ne Go TO
your Druggis; and get - cent. bottle
Of AUGrsr FLOWER or Sample Bottle
for ~ cents Try 1.-Two duscs will
relieve yoa. Agents.
CRANE 4 BRiGHAx.
Wholesale Druggists.
San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-16

F0R La CoNSRR.-This section seems
to lie rapidly progressing with the rest
Of our Territory. We met gentleman
Yesterday. "a new conner, who bad Just
returned from there. lie went down on
prospecting tour. - hc expressed 1t,
and speaks OF the country m the most
enthusiastic terms. lie Was frequently
sston,she.i. In said. to tud in this Ter
r,tory such 4 prolific grain producing
country Il Has really wonderful, 10
thought. to 81. the vast amount Il gram
that will h., produced there tins season.,
from So small an amount ot land under
cultivation. aud IT augustd results III
future which would toe still mare re-
markable. A large uumbey II imml-
grants arrived here ou 'he Panama
Saturday night bound tiiither They
broueh. with thep tiuir families and
household utensils some OF them were
from the gr.sshoppr districts aud
others from thc Golden State III" ia'
ter brought with them large eaga coh-
tanning some excellent specimens
Of I.eghnrn chickens, and some Of
the largest ana tap1t is proven fiN'" W
turkeys. Thev Intend ,o e, sntp 'hc
chicken business on all xAt"astvc scale,
and they appear 20 have practical
idea If il. and are going Ia work In the
right wsy To bring about the greatest
results. They will all leave here on the
Libby this morning for their new home.
These are just the class nj immigrants
We need to develop the resources of "rr
great and highly favored Territory. p's-
s,ssing as IL does 'n'msandS oi acres az
the richest land nu the coast. which
can Ice had oniv for the taki"g IT, 'hr
large class ni frugal AMI industrious
people ~ the East. Who Ar Hing io
work aad h~w their NY ga >ttccts~ s'N
the labor 1T their own hsi,'i who ioue
IL the independence AZ! satisfaction II
possessing good home al their own,
where they wall not III driven from pill
lar 10 post by tile huc'aas,"rs of a
crowded labor market aud who arr
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