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, 1876-07-29

SUPREME CoURr.-Iu the case Uf P. J.
McGowan rs. Amab!e Petit, on appeal from
tie Second District, the appeal was dismiss
ed. J. r. Lewis Chief Justice, in deliver
ing the opinion Of the court, said the case
WAS an important one, involving questions OF
much moment raised and decided il. the
court below which had been ably argued by
rbe counsel He added The legislative
assemblies of this territory have deemed It eK-
prdien'. from time to time, 10 enact numerous
amendments to orr civil prac lee acts, and
specially as TO appellate proceedings IN this
court and our last Legislative assembly re-
p-aled AL former statutes of appeal and enact
ed AN entirely new and different statute up
on that subject, from any we have b-fnre
had The sta'utes heretofore IN fOrc- have
been fully construed By this court, and were
understood by he oar, - that there was but
little difficulty in gu,iing a ease properly be-
fore this court for review. The system adopt
ei hy he las; legis,a: ure, doubtless Is au ex-
crlleut one. bu, il does not dove tail IN with
our practice act, and we are, as It were, a.
sea again upon the qnrs ion Of appeal AZ
TO the wisdom of such legislation, that Is
question sole'y for the legislature. That the
result i most embarrassing 10 the bar, aud
expensive par'irs litiIan', III. re Is 30 doub'-
While i Is annoying SO 'hi- canr', 20 GiSr'i~-
causes brought hrre for argument and dsci=-
ion On heir merits. / = our du'y 70 exTou"d
the law a. enacted by The legislature. and
Whenever II IS apparent that We have no jr-
ri.iic,ipn nf b. cause II must b. Gi>--isssd- -
Olympia CoHir.
, 1876-07-29

Postal CuANGE.-The following sections
oF n law have ben passed by Congress and
approved by the President: That transient
newspapers and magazines. regular pnblica-
tioas designed primarily for advertising pur-
poses. or for free circuis'ioa at nominal rates
and nll printed matter Of h. third clsss, ex-
c.pt u:s-aiei circulars. shall BE- admitted to,
and be transmitted in. the mails at the rate
Of one cent for every two ounces or fraction
Al par, thereof, and one cent for each two ad-
ditioual ounces OF fractional part thereof {:
and the sender Of any article of the third
class Of mail ma ter may write bis ct her
name or address therein, OF On tie outside
thereof. with he word from above or pre-
G dng the same, or mgy write t:ietiy or pTlnt
on auv psclaga the uumI er and naIh"s OF
tn articles inu!os,d Publishers Of newsp7-
par- ard prTil5icals may print on the wrap
p.~s Of = wspapors or maEazlncs snt from
the ofiic, ol publication TO Toluiir s"h'oriters
the 'iIu- 70 vhach ssi-aripl.on therefor has
b en- paid, and addresses upon postal cards
and uuS-al-d circulars may be e' her written,
printed. or sfIixsd thereto, at the oP'ign of
La ,uGrr.
, 1876-07-29
CITY r,naucta. Exhibit.

Our city financial exhibit Tor the hscaI
wear ending jane 80, 1876, IL NOS very
ineid or exact do.um-n,. but we presume II
j. gotten up in the usual style and tor that
reason uoSsibly Is e1cnable. Il Will not be
out Of place. however. to point out few OF
its inaccuracies, a. well Is some OF Is IN
definite features "a -
The outstanding warrants, June 80. 1919.
aud the Expenditures for tine year elaIng
jane 30. '16, amount TO SO. 10 10 ne re-
csip.- FOR the past yesr sre =. .46S 81. which
!, ,he exhibit Il made the bliG'es i,'r toe year,
vh,rsas the true baiapce l. Slu-OJb 10 In
tie. SUMMARY statement the amount Ui cur
r-ut .xueI,~e warrants y stated at S5,~uJ ~,
which = $500 greater than rbe true amount.
That may however ta owing 10 an error IN
the printing. The Fire Department war
rants are out Of Joint IS cents; small snm,
hut II shows the csrrlsSe-nss OF the report
Two CT three other mistakes Of the same AIEd
occur. Finally We are given The debt OF
the city. less interest,"" S6,239 -, a sam
which is A thousand or more dollars less than
what appears to De the true debt. Besides
what arihorirv the exhibit hsi tor subtract
ing Guy Interest that might be due, from the
cry To- fad the real indebtedness of the city,
.
are able 10 sse. The tax-lIst and cash on
hand June 3GG 1910, are iump'd together.
Possibly i would have be, lIJtle more sat
isfactory 10 those interested, to know the
siz. Of J9hn and the Dimensions of Peter,
and whether any part and how much OF that
particular John was delinquent.
Tur.he- on it appears the warrants can
celled during the year, amounted 10 S9,00i 10.
II also appears that the tax list, June
so. 1873. rh- cash on hand at shat time, and
the r,oeIp's during the year amount TO only
s.. .4GS 81, IF Nhiuh amOtnt over Sl5U0 was
paid 70 the interest man and the treasurer.
; This of course leaves less than $1,000 with
which between $4,000 and $4,000 OF cay
sc-,n wcs usid. Now, we have no ohlec-
ti,n p, cuy worthy city =" buzzards " pay
inc as many warra.l.s as they please, with ~
little money as possible. G1t ~e would Ike 10
know. who has the authority IG decide what
particular piece OF scrip shall be pad and
how much shah be paid for it. II he cry
l. lifting is warrants at a heavy discount,
II looks IS clear AS the nOOnd4Y sun that the
treasurer or somebody else has an excellent
opportunity TO make fine large percentages,
which rishrfuily belong 10 the aforesaid city.
If CITY sc!ip : worth 35 cents on the dollar
IN IL, market, and some fHyOrrd holder can
cash it 4. the cry treasury for 40 cents. the
oprraiion siuaCk5 OF large siz=d sw'nd'e
On hat s-rai baUkTEpt institution. We are
anr acguain-ea with the meihua Of paying or
c,Ilfr5 in he -sasrants Of the city, bat we
have never heard Of anv "ublic calls for out
SANDING scrip, or If any oPpoTtu@,'E gwen
TO holders 10 offer their scrip al c0nPe'Ing
rates at certain times, FOR any surplus funus
that might be in the treasury. II looks as II
he city might honesty rePuaiate good
dead larger slice OF is indebtedness If the
chance were only given it BGtatnaG7.
, 1876-07-29

The LosT WILL AND Testament of Mrs. Margaret
Johnston, deceased, was fled in the Probate Court,
last Wednesday, and an orler made appointing
Fiday next for taking proof OF the same. Mr..
Michiel Kinney II named in the will the executor,
and deceased distributed her estate among her child
reu as fellows: To her daughter Ms. &eg-ie Hart
nan, the sum Of one dollar; to her daughter Mrs.
Jennie Z. Kinney, spring wagon, one set of har-
ness, four horses al the household and kitchen fur
nilure and lots and seven in block eight in Bar
ren's addition 10 the city Of Walla WsIla to her son
William Johnston, twenty-five American mares,
thirty head of horses, young AMI old fifty head Of
cattle, one set OF harness, one wagon and now
ing machine.
, 1876-07-29

6ooD MovR.-We understand that the lrore-tv
owners OF the LIST ward are now oauvassinr their
district Tor the purpose of raising funds To purchase
hTs'-elass improved force puup, to be located in
"iaSiord = mil. 1t IS understood that the suIu Of
hVe hundred dollars VIII b sufeie 20 purchase the
pump and bose. Mr. Glasford has kindly given his
consent for the free use Of his nil and power for the
project In our opinion this is a good move. and
one that should interest all citizens and prertv
holders II Will have great advantage over hand
engines from the fact that it requires no assist.no
IN getting ready and no steam % work II il il slvats
ready And If successfully carried out would be the
means whereby great amount Of property might
he sITed IN that portion Of our city, should we he
VISITED by conf grafton. It should also be borne
N mind that the bose from the pump could be at
taehed toour engines and give fun supply Of water
as the power attachment Of the mil Is great and the
supply Of water abundant. In another point of
view 1t would be the means Of saving an extra tax
upon property holders for the purchase o: a new
steam tire engine which is now needed very much
With a sufficient amount Of hose, water eona be
forced with great power long distance and do good
work, as We learn that these improved fore. pumps
VIII throw water over 20 .eet through 500 feet Of
h s., with an inch nozzle
, 1876-07-29

SEVERELY BESTEs.-Castle, the keeper Of a bri.k
yard a short distance alove town, had difficulty
yesterday with Of his hands about the pay for
quarter of a days work. Finally lie ord red the
away from his place, and after he started to 60
followed him up AMI struck him several blows with
stick Of wood. The msp, whose name Is VIM. Bone,
subsequently came to town, wien lie appeared 10
sufer greatly from the beating The injured mau is
in destitute Circumstances His ease being made
known TO Hon. C. C. Cram, Of the county bOarl, he
hal him taken of, and called DR.. Alden TO his
aSs,tanca II is yet too to know the extent of
lis injuries, hut 1t /, hoped that they amount 10
InLlIng nnre than lluI,es.
, 1876-07-29

TIE DEAD.-"Sppak no i'll of the dead, - is
a maxim that We Commend 10 certain scrib-
bier for locHl paper. Mr. Eug~ue Crowne,
as we all know, bad his faults, but outside
these, he was a genial. courteous gen'lemin,
and had many friends who will be panied to
see him referred 70 as "iow down man "
Whatever his short cosnins-, he certainly
never got low enough down 20 associate with
the fellow who nov bravrIy assails dead
man
, 1876-07-29


WILL Nor PARIICIPATE.-J- 2. Judson,
chairman Of the democratic territorial com
'Ai'iee, proposes to call territorial convention
81 sn early day. The object of the conTen-
lou viii be 10 nominate a democratic can
Iiaate Tor delegate. The snIiment OF lead
ny democrats in this section IL not TO take
part in the convention. When candidates
l4Fe been named from east of the mountains,
lie democrats on the Sound have uniformly
'hFO~n off - upon them. This was nota-
O.y the case when Judge Mix was candl-
la'e, aud more recently in the case of b Il.
eaarpsiein, both of them capable and worthy
Ien In view Of this experience, the demo-
a4's IN this section propose to take breath
Ng spell, and eoncede 10 their breihern on
We Suud the exclusive honor OF naming he
sndldate. Should good and competent
-'n De placed IN nomination, they VIII give
I'm heir support. but have no pledges 10
axe IN advance For the presen. our people
t'elr' to look after their local interests, hnd
sung aside all other questions, VIII WORK
pray for annexation 20 Oregon.
, 1876-07-29

i PANIC -Wednesday evening. about
9:50 o clock. THE performance at the eireus
was gong on pleasantly, when the audience,
performers and all were startled by a tremen-
dous clap Of thunder. This had scarcely died
away, " ben a rumb.iug sound was heard,
indicating the spprOach of tgrnado. y
genera, rush IVES hen made ior the open air,
but before all nd succeeded in getting Ont,
the wind struck lie rrnt a7d asSeoed il oat
like pan-cake Fortunately no one was
hurt, but a wild panic prevailed toE several
minutes. E,rlinr in the day, during ihe
afternoon matinee, heavy gale crushed the
tent il, but fortunately without injury TO
any one.
, 1876-07-29

Nm SToHu.-A heavy hail storm visited
lilly. wednesday afternoon. doing con-
Ill damage to the fruit and grain
The hail stones were not peculiarly
Int it fell in such quantities as to fairly
= f;,., the ground. What with extreme
-. tsarv hail storms. and gales Of wind +,
-'o ''r;m,is suffers in repu ratiOn.
, 1876-07-29

Nam SrHEFI BmDGE.-The work on
,,.;o stree, bridge is progressing finely, un-
), ,bs supervision OF our city father, Mr..
n. REYNOLDS. We should judge by the
.,,gsr il which the bridge is being raised
.,f.. pr,p-r irv,l, and the strong planks used
N r-garins, that it will last a long time
.t'u. auy further expense to the city.
, 1876-07-29

STRUCK EY LGHTNING.-Dnring the storm
n Monday las, wheat field owned by
Simon Fields, about 9 miles up Mill Creek,
was struck by lightning and set on fire. After
b1rniug over about three acres a heavy fall
Of rain pu, the fire ont, thus preventing
What otherwise wouli have beea destruc-
i've c,nGngrl'ion. The lightning also s'rucl,
Des- rhe Walla Walla river, tearing up the
,yrgasI and moving large boulders some dis
ysgca
, 1876-07-29

ZoTs DUsENBEHY. Esq., starts for San
F. .rcisco hy io.morrow's cars and boat Mr..
Da,,nb-sy is a member of the well known
srm Of riat name. and makes his home in
San I rancisco, where he is engaged in max
IN, ~. .-nhasrs for the different mercantile es-
t,h';.hr,cuis with which he is connected.
0pr frir ui Louis grew up to manhood in
W.ra " glla, and it IL to his credit that he
ranks ann, u the leading operators in the San
F-sErisao qIrtet.
, 1876-07-29

BAKED OVER The BlmtchmGH having
pune'urri the financial report a. presented by
,ae city fnrhers, it is understood that those
highly astute gentlemen haze Engaged an ex-
PIT to cook up new report. We trust that
he gentleman thus en-. p!oyed will thoroughly
Examine the whole ques, ion of city finances
aud give us an intelligent repor'-one that
Nil show the ,rue amount of the city IN
lr5'eiuoss and ;he purposes for which IN
CURED. Heretofore the so cslled reports
nave only tended to mystify, and in f.'ct have
H'oishea no reliable information as 20 the
,'Ge condition of the city finances The
,"o or three respectable oiiizrns now IN the
"lnc!l owe 1t to themselves to have this
s-l>e reformed, and the whole system OF
la.EE.rry ;bat has heretofore characterized
HE management Of city affairs abolished
, 1876-07-29

Be MERCIFUL TO YouR BEAsT.-During
t5- c9n'inuauoe Of the hot weather owners
II Eor-es should take precautions to shade
,ts b,lGs Of the animals from the intense
rs,,of the -un. The brain of a horse is very
..r.,,vs aud should be carefully guarded.
Many Of our farmers use lunches of green
Is,vss for this pnrpose. which serve the double
rprrose Of shade and keeping sway the ilI~s.
", TO all "GO thou and do likewise.
, 1876-07-29

BUSINESS on THE RIyER.-One day last
week the steamer Nee TesaaNo eronght up
over 200 tons of merchandise, being Wi'h one
exception the largest freight lis ever brought
up by steamer a. single IMP vi 'n''
trs,yh, 100 tons was landed at Umatiiia'
, 1876-07-29

THr Bird GE at Wnitshnrg is reported TO
u, Is in an irrpassabe condition, thus conPell-
in, ,samsters to ford the stream At that
Mace. It occu-s to us that the people Of
W.i,-Lurg ought 20 have sufficient enterprise
.a place the bridge in repair. Falling IN
rl.,. II will be- for The county commissioners
70 take action in the premises- One Of The
rripcipal thornughfarrs in the county, it rs
SHAMEFUL 20 allow the bridge to remain in an
,,--t--. .IIp condition.
, 1876-07-29

JrDGE l.. o. SrERNs, representative OF tue
,.,,r,,,.d Order of Red Men, is visiting. MS
VILLA Walla friends. Judge Sterns Is IN MS
ma, n,int. and altogether is fine specimen
of The unramed savage
, 1876-07-29

WY. T. ARBERY has located in Portland
xb-re he takes charge of the ''Cosmopoii'"n
Saloon Artery has many friends IN "aiia
Wnlls :. ho will take occasion to hunt MIN up
whenever they visit the " emporium
, 1876-07-29

INK ORsELrL reports much damage
his grapes and fruit, besides a great
-'' TX 70 bi- late vegetables. all on ac-
81, the recent hail storm. Frank says
e'lI u,II n,t make him good.
, 1876-07-29

New CoMEIs.-Th Thursday morning brought
.r, teams and two families from Marion
,-gp.y. Oregon, bound for the Palouse conn
try. Their names are as follows: N. \.
B n-ou and family, and S Crumney. Early
IN he week We noticed two teams and the
same number Of families. camped in front Of
n. court house. These parties hailed from
Missouri, and appeared 10 be Of The better
c,.-- If ImmIg grants.
, 1876-07-29

Wu. M.sKKrn>E. TIE stock man whose
disappearance from tho lo2'arTp Wa =.
,ieed la4t week, has been fuun1-
c,vered a short distance from the sh! - -
from his general conduct Is supposed TO DC a.
, 1876-07-29

ITALIAN CiRcUs.-Thi~ celebrated combln-
alton gave four performances during the
week. TO large audiences, and gave general
satisfaction. They will give a grand mati-
nee this Saturday afternoon. for the beneht
of re Indies and children, and then their last
f,rmqpoe in the evening Avail your
tbs las, opportunity. as it is we'll
worth the n.'ne5
, 1876-07-29

SINGER SEwIHG MACHINES. Mr.. Tom Roman has
just returned from trip to tie upper eoun'ry- He
took with him a wagon load Of the Singer machines,
and notwithstanding complaints Of hard times soli
every machine. lie reports the demand tor these
machines constantly growing, but says be viii hll
al orders fast tley come 70 hand The Singer
Is the fayoue fImiiy uuchine and no wife mother
can afford to be wItLout It.
, 1876-07-29

ProR,rE CoUKT-The following were
the proceedings in the Probate Court during
the past week: IL the matter of the estate
ari guardianship of John B. Dolphin, ana
Cgms'ock Daphin, minors; Marcel GHgnon
appointed guardian. and bond III the sum OF
500 approved w In the MATTER of the es-
tate Of David Weston. drceased Pardon
Ban'l-y appointed administrator, and bond
q" 800 approved. \. NJ. Lowell, c. l.
Thompson and Antoine Bissett appointed
arprais Is 80. In the matter of the estate oi
Margaret Johnston. decrased; will filed and
hearing Of proof se; for Friday next.
, 1876-07-29

AGRTCULTUENL IHPLENIESTs.- Messrs. Davis & Co,
OF Paradise Valley, lett tor home Tuesday ~ith
large Canton Pit thrgsLer, AMI TWO large headers,
with a ffteen-horse power at at.achnent. This VIII
give the farmers of that beautiful valley oppor-
tunty 10 witness the wo king Of those fine machines
as they deliver the grain perfectly clean and ready
for market.
, 1876-07-29

Trr TIaL SToRM-We hear many in
clients showing the severity Of the hail
Storm hat vi-itsd this valley, Wednesday
h,,. Dat in the n5ish'orhc d of Weston
The s.orm was particularly severe. Fences
were blown down, grain in the fields pros
rated. and all the destruction hat usually
follows III the train of a tornado. On the
nli this side of Wait. burg, Mr. Fetiis, the
Lewiston stage proprietor encountered the
storm, and was compelled TO drive back four
miles 90 e-cap- if- severity Snch a storm is
Unprecedented in the history of this country
, 1876-07-29

---gyELoNs in the garden of ID. NJ.
we're pierced through by the hail
'T, m Wednesday.
, 1876-07-29

FxrEprT1ous Elwaris, who Is farming the
lands belonging 10 Orley Hull, tLreshed sacked and
delivered 10 the Railroad Depot, on Wednesday, two
tons of barley tor shipment 10 Portland QHlcA
work
, 1876-07-29

CIVILIZED INDIAN. a four huTse wagon passed
our Office on Thursday, driven ty full blooded UNA
tiIIa Indian. The wagon contained hls squaw and
lots Of little Indians who seemed quite esaied with
their iue turnout
, 1876-07-29

E,IIGRlSrs. Twenty two emierant families have
passed. through the city during the week destined to
Whitman and Columbia counties. THIS = but the
advance guard, they report large hunters on
the way
, 1876-07-29

Handsome BUmDINe.-A day or two
since we visited the newly erected building of
johnson. Ress & Winsns. at the corner of
Main and Second streets. aud found the s,ruc-
turs nearly ready for occupancy. The d.
mensions Of the store are 46x7O feet, a line
of columns running down he center to give
support to the second story. The store room
occupies the whole Of tn frs, floor, and pre-
sen's an airy and cheerful appearance. IN
their new quarters Gessrs johnson, r -es s.
Winans will have abundant room for con
Quoting their large aud growing business,
and customers viii no longer complain Of be-
ing crowded. /, is understood that in the
course Of the coming week the firm will Oc-
eupy their new building. The second story.
approach to which i' gained by q wide fight
of stairs, is divided up in:o eight apart
men's, designed for oficcs All these rooms
are ALREADY engaged, and are to be occupied
by lawyers. doctors, etc. The new building
j. 40 ornament 70 he town, aud speaks well
!or the enterprise Of Us owners
, 1876-07-29

CTowDFD.-Ihe wharf boat at WaIluia Is reported
full Of down freight, awaiting transportation. lie
ltailroad Company's platform and their large ware
house is also quite full of glain and other fIeights,
ready for shipment.
, 1876-07-29
be stamp 90 Otis1Orc q TO-, ard fIll
py%sEOs.I PESSJnSSt.

J. W. HfsEs. 2 --ttler vino isvei On the IOucbet,
h. gone o. l=zvi-s unsettled newspaper Aonount-
We lr= lEelguai . the opinion that tbs nan HIKES
> deE0rate fsaut. lli shau only eaange cur ct
Intts 1eE H. puts u agrLrEccs and 2sttle= hhs
tall. 4
, 1876-07-29

SrGAR.-Nearly three hundred barrels OF sugar ar
rived here during the past week lisiS lets the late
corner in lie article out, and gives the eonsuh-
rs an opportunity to replensh at moderate prices
, 1876-07-29
Down srEGEAL RATES.

N-TcTl9n3I-c, FrHit 1ni N'getahIes, same rated as
a'1ve rtr tom measurement.
Wool, oaa-il'f more fatu the above rates per ton
,yesylt Bel hides each Il 2. cents
Vol, >aut, stone gu1 Lave stock al agreed on
rates up or down, BY -- load
Double rates on fast freight is--keges, up or
down.
An freight not delivered before ?. N. on The day
after IS received a. the dgpOts VII b. stored at
owners expense aul risk
Ard ali freight received AZ 6csts viii be at owners
ri- II Efe uuti slapped delivered 20 eonsignsSs-
Al bills payable ia golI 20 sfoTe dehTeTy Of
ift.rif
, 1876-07-29

TuR SMALL. Pox has taken fresh start IN
San Francisco, six new cases being reported
, 1876-07-29

PROP Jackson. the celebrated corn doctor, IS s'i'
stopping at the >tne House, and ready to wait upon
m, se who are afflicted with corns on buuions-
, 1876-07-29

FRFIGErs Monday list, the cars brought up over
= tons of merchandise, being the largest amount
ever q rried over the rad AZ one time.
, 1876-07-29

Cot. WHrPPLr's numerous friends VIII warmly
congratulate him upon the happy event noticed else
L..rn
, 1876-07-29

MrrcHASprsE--Over four thousand tons o. assor'-
ed ercandsA received here IN the last ten days.
for our merchants.
, 1876-07-29
E2atC> or ZIP Freight,
snECEhh FREFGsETs.

Ear07, Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, Glass
ware and IFS contents "a gtLerEi~e Queens
ware Marble a5s5 CASTING taken only at owners
rl-- o. l4uaea b-aiIlg- or i-al49e-
Ari'z. Tu-l lrHtI-, Burning FLUIDS. OILS and all
other l4uri- Iu .aas 5g otAgr vessels, az owners
r.-k of l-.srFe.
Eras talas only at oasuar's ri-G Of bre4Isase.
Fruit, Y.yetlb as. and all other perishabe prop
iIfy, 40 Owner + risk OF frost Or decay.
Fura-u-- rot boxed, Unt al ! AgriculturaI and
Mcdaniel Implements, set up or knocked down,
st owners "a K az luIasC,s and thldug or breskage
Ngr w.il the Company e responsible for DEFICIENCIES
2 any Ir- uu'e-s te same is -Fevially recspted fog.
, 1876-07-29

Portland Will 10 well tn seek accommodations Mt the
Clarendon Hotel. Superior 10 any other house in
tie country It's charges elsOBable, and no effort
spared to please patrons MesSTs. Il iber Knowles,
tie poprietors are thoroughly up in the business,
and always make their guests Reel at home.
, 1876-07-29

WE return many thanks to Messrs. Bentley x
Cat n for one dozen bottles of nice cool soda water
, 1876-07-29

LAST EoAr.-The O. 5. y. Comp'ny have sent
the last boat TO Lewiston ior the season, and if that
is the case, the shippers at the new landings On
Snake River will be compelled haul their freight TO
tA!a cily tor Shipment.
, 1876-07-29

,,or-. Tie c5ss.-~s Of ;i.e Taila Walk wallula
iulI.-i.r CGlpIuy on down f-ciyht transferred 70
%. $. n Co.'S ta-ts including the business OF for
wfrI.iu1- - lJ ,aHts PER Ton. And up freight
a,Ivrl fror y $. y. Co.'S boats and forwarded, 81
pea ton. all down freight ;or forward shipment,
u1- oar- -rI 70 Talti's 70 wsllula, VII be turned
over D. t4.s Ts4a-lll Company 10 forward
, 1876-07-29

GRAIN SHIPMENT During tie week large lots of
gram have accumulated at tie Railroad Heio for
shipment. This is but the commencement Of tie
great rush, which will soon follow. The Railroad
Conn any viii two trans day IN Orlcr 10 keep
fln ninI tnruIs rlrir.
, 1876-07-29

LAGTR BrEr.-The STATEsNAS office Is indebted to
Ben scott, of the walia " ALA brewery, for ktg
Of Iarsr the first made since IeoTeniug he establish
ment Tie Ioys have en- stmUliug this beer, and
Tor a tirs; start pronounce l; fist rate.