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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
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pplladntie spn ben blinbsn S6morrbctpeH atbeiIt,
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Sis SO Gents fir nod cine Sbu6isI fir siHsn
mtintr Grtunbe.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
gufaussub am Rontaa, Rai 8. 1876.
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bhriSbMs ud Gas il.3O S45 1885
Der Bub iptIktr 9orssnS I'M 90 Sduls>
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philadelphia NabmiiiAss urn 8 llbT pula0tn.
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nit 3ii9en iprlGe Sarisburg um 500 Nah'
mittaes SerlaIIsn, unb tCmmrn bier I'm ll.30
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tpeI6e Gbambsrsburg @Ormittaas un s llbr
unb Na6mittnSs nm 1876 psrIalIen, unb ma
den im 3urilTfsbrsn grrbinSung in Sarrts-
burg TIM 1l.3O gCrmittnss, u. I'M 7.35 aBbs.
a.8. 8esb, Suprrintsnttnt,
s. WrGullch grn. 3idet glsrnt.
9ameS Gtart @rnrral-glafnk
Garriebura, Wat 8, 1876.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
Sreube tRr bic 2eibeHbeH,
Gs beilt emren &mifen.
gs perbhtet unS beiIt aussebruns

Stnsr SuRsn, ben ibr psrHaaliiFst, fam in
G@ltmmer @uslebrung snbsn wtnn elm
prpmptts ptilmtttil ntt anstiptnbtt wire.
QBarum sutr etbtn aaG's Spiel fsten,
psnn cure 8ranEbtit 70 f@Htl sthttIt
fpnbsn fam ~ 70 esrinstn Rplisn.
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Sut Gtant gtetu.gort eiebt cS 203
Bierbralerelen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
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8erltopinn9en peranlniicn. SJ luie
Die 5ropfcn Die 9luSfilbrun9 beS StOf'
fes bemirfen, Der bic 8eidUerbe peron.
labt, 10 nebmcn lie bic SDmptome uno
3uf6lle lus9, bic ans iencr Nuellc ent.
ipriln9en ,unrcn. 4. y. nidt mir Die TO-
litorti9m 9eibIdmcrSen. Ionoern aud
Die baOOn obbanNi9en 8eIblueroen beS
$anpteS NIB Der Brult, ben SbminbeI,
6as Sriidenmo bic SHiterfeit NeS Sop
ieS, Ounfelbeit Der Mu9cn uno !8eflem.
mllno Der 8rult, aub 6nS beIducrIibe
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bsIonbcrS ben $bpOhpuNriiten Oftcrs
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6s9sn: entjilnOlibcu mo dronilben
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De Sieber, 9c9en &runfbeiteu oes 8la.
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Gin 8ia9riaer 9lnsidllaa.


SD lit felt Sabrsn an tntm judsnten 4uss
Itblde. iutpsllen unrtr6slih; periu6ts Dnlbleoe>
nc MsSilnsu pbne furtrt Iu fperofn. Dnr6 ben
Utbrau6 BON ,,Swapns's @q>SsiIuns Sint>
ment" wurbs i'd sclIl6nbi8 tuurt.
Spfepb 3Gmbert
bel @ttriter 5prilntan, 5. uno Gbtrrp SiTaBr,
gbiIabdpbia.
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9siSsn bsbaftst fetn, ceer GIe6sn pbtr lpnaiss
b6eli&s Sauttranfbtiitn, 70 ssbs Bu .btinsm apu.
ibttsr unb faufe tir cine S6abitl ,,Spapnes
@(Is Sttluna Stntmsn." gS pirb bid NhtTliH
furirin. Vreis 90 Gents per 8pr, 8 9ogtn
81 rs, 8orsn S2.50. 9luf empfans bts Gtlb.e
prb 6isls Isbisin an irseAb cine IprsiIt per puli
ptrIanei.
5ubsrsiIst ulsinis bsi
Or. Spnbat & Soba,
80. $50 ROrb St&Rs SHabs, gbiIabsIpbia.
gutaHft bel allen 9inbIrn in @tbi,i>
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
@onntaaS. alat:

RaG Rep. gpif, um $40 @presns.
Ra@ altnicpn Rnb Dtg.StattpnsR um 30
Dormittaee.
Ra& Reabtns, YtiIacsIppia uno Dss. Siaiunsn
nm l.45 Ra&utittass.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
5unutaas, ,2Ioe.

SUnnta8s>3 3Iet:
BsrIaHsR 9tp.g Tin $50 Ra&miitass.
Dtrlafen philadelphia um 7.20 NaHmltiaaS,
ptrlaHrn 8sabius UNI 4.dO, 7.dO RprssnS unp
I'M 1885 giabmittass.
8rrIaftn aatntOwn un 2.3O Rpresns, unb I'm
900 Raamittass.:
o S3Ia RurrIs unb GHsr gifsnbaba.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
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NaO. GarlBur, YrdFbtnt.
Sob. G0war6 aaJI, GiJs-YiFbtnt.
SRgn S9umaRn, Sifrtdr.

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Sic bat fein Nottr> Spllent, eas pts 0lo:isaat
auf benz Gtstntbum litgt. Gle ytrIanst ftint
NaHjabluns, Die griniisn ipsrbtn In barren
@rloe eintssablt fur ben eanNn 8eIiraum Der
utn, bret p6er fiinf Sabrtn, psIht unbsbsalsnb
bbPer fnb, ais IN ben 0tasnltltiDtn Dtr1tHsr>
>Oeltafhaften.
@uf Dunfb bsr 8srll6srtsn wsrhtn bic Doll.
en- ig elntfatr Spra&s atstfaBt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

Gbeu perben esi5Ioiien, Ober bab iis
gut gerotbeu, bnrauf miro bort nid)t 9e.
isheH.
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S1,710; 0;151.32

S1,71O,151.32
y CT M d cen:
gaar an Saae unb IN Der 9anL $l71. .s26.5l
Bombs uno Wprieaste, erlts Qnfpribt
auf ltsssnets GtSsnibum int Dnlt
BON 81 ,6sS.700, 715,700. 90
Yer. St. BpneS, arsegstentr @trib, 5S0,275.50
Staat uno ettp Banes, 47,845.00
GanfsStod, $500. 90
@nlsibsH etFdtrt tur6 GolattraIS lam
etstbener Wrtb, $3s.47s), 95,4G2. .4s
grlnesiBtntbuH, 5O,4s7, "a
BupaHe an SntsrtGtn, Suli !, 1875, 19,6O4.46
Gaer IN Sanb Der NesntSn, uRb Sum
ginftnbuns ttrrit, 70,4I0.dO
NnfruHttTtt YrdHltn auf @cIirlts, 3,41O.13
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26
6s9sn: entjiinOlibcu mo bronilben
9tbcmntatisnttlS 9e9enOi9t,

salli8e, rtmittirrnbc unb intcrmittiren.
DC Sieber, 0cSen &runfbciteu oeS @lA.
tee, Der glisren unb Der 8Inie. Sc.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-26

inIoiern ie aus @erihleimun9,
au0ebduftcn &rrbitdten uno
, 1876-08-26
cHIxAz.EN MURDER j.. WHITE MAN.

FEtrHFSNFt l. IL -as-f- i7sr
Wy KoHLHAUTF, EsQ - our usually qv.iet town
vras tArdai. iatl fever OF eZCItoIlenl On tlr morn
ing ( Jgly s9h, over the sudden disapIraT~nee @;
William u .ris}suth called By every body Uncle
Rily and wlO has SeeH Sruund MaiIa " ala ior
veal years aad believe made hls home with you
He came here lat sprIac with lh2uits ClAfk, for
ysio1n be lal heea az work rost OF the time mining
having change Of y mining c.-I1l nut CUNT No-h on
tie 18th Of July On tie ssh et jury ar- CLafk
hei hin 90 so and cesu up the joints Oh te s-uice
toxes u ~ Clark lad st the claIs 20 so1s Clira-
mn - srrk On tl-a share Uncle Silly lett the store
about I0s 0cloCE A. n, July 18th, lor TIE cams,
which aIe in Biboon tfuicA about hsi nike NON
town. IN. ue-es got % III claims
Ncr Irtttrrn- n LIS usUai ti:''e n the evening,
several went ~ seIeh Ci him, hct con.d nn1 10
tl.tse: she s-arCh resumed te- i-NL ilos hi,
HE-u = WIS llrui that three thIuzaea ~t't SLhs "a
claim above tie one Pc US gong o tt4 -rlt, tld
ID. (, - I-ro,v- lint Uncle Billy hZl two olcs-
SONS .ortciien tL=fa working Cn the triDks q TIE
CHM ln1 hal ~uu.e words VIII tfp. = L'Sst 'y"-
trat was only tor the Nam channel, ,e Claims D.
lgp.in 70 iAg- Clark their hCLe-, tlo- anu every
nm, slsyyIa, lat th-v had left IN a hurry the
e4b;sl ,:oor va broken Cpea when Il was iunn! they
hal only taken their blankets with theIn Cneis
Fiily- tracks were f,ni nesg zai z; tie Place Whe-e
they had been at work, % 70 ococH te GAY 0eloTe'
ati no trace ~ track could be folBl M llrr
livery gulel and hill 70. NIB arouni town wis
searched and the search kept up itr several Gays
without effect. Meantime 4 warrant NAs sworn OUT
AMI Two n -ert after the Missing Chluanen, bCt
tnry lost their tTail Salmon River ant retarnei
Yesterday tie lIthl by direction oi IhoS CLaIk
"A head Of water was prururei from the ditch Of {.
White, an 4 turned Iuto Bib5on sui h, and two men
Ii.ei 20 DO the work ani by request OF fhos Clark
I went % direct ;usir s1arch Al haf TeIst ei-ht
O'Clock A. NJ We tOucd the holy dbout 200 yards oe-
low where the Cinnamon Lal betn working N a pile
of srrippinrs ar once informed j. b. ChafaberiIn,
3 iusrIc, of the ICacc, who summoned coroner ;
jury and held inquest over the holy There MAS
deep Cash cT0ss the lack 81 The head, the Tlht side
Of the head, nigh: eye and nose badly mashed and
bruised su3 the siun trOken. \ god oOtin Was
made tn }olv washed, dressed AZ. bu-i-3, de-
Gently - couli le eNp,crei n a mountain town.
10 not know what Stare Mr.. Slanshauth
from or where his relatives reside He toll me last
spring tut b. woull he "a years old III October next
Tie corners iuEy have ISsuei warrant iOr the
res. ot the 5 ChH.men, md sm going ,er them
to-day. and hope may find them. LEV. DAT.
, 1876-08-26

IHE SHEEP BCsINIss. Jus, now. owing
70 TIE low price Of wool, there Is general dis
? '7''''n to get OUT Of the sheep business.
9he'p owners are seized with a sart Of o,uic.
ana are Offering their bands 81 alrnos, any
sacrifice In California, as We learn from m.
Sacramento UHioa, large bands Of sheen have
oeen soid al % cents head, and purchasers
are shy at that figure. In thar State The
ranges are eat on, and heues in many css.s
The owners are comp-llei to sell; ba, in this
country no such CONDITION Of affairs obtains.
Immediately around be settlement, the ns,-
'uTse may be poor. bur II driving them
bands 10 the Other side of Saaks River own
- OF sheep viii find immense ranges where
The grass ! yst IL H. virgin c5u5!-ioa. ana
where their f5cks viii thrive and f.,ten.
With an abundance of fed provided Icy ua-
'aFs, sheep raising in this country. even AZ
the present. low price Of wosl, is a good busi-
n-ss. The exp.sisnae 4 e. friend Is "a ca-e in
roInt: In 1914 Ia bougl, eight hundred
head Of sheep. From this Gock he sold rh-
fret years woH to the amount Of $500,
'nd had 800 lambs Ia 1910 III, wool clip
n-rtsi him $i200, and he had 600 lambs.
For the present year his wool clip. q. the lgw
figures that now rule. viii give him SljO1
and be has Jl5 lambs Duriug thi- period
he has improved his stock by the in'roduo-
ton of thoroughbred r.ans, aud has 81 WORKED
uP his stock that be j. now off rcd at the
rate of = ,.eh for his larb- From bis orig
iuul Ing,S' ueut in eight hundred head ut
sheep be has from al. sources made $500 ia
money, and his baId has increased 10 1850
hrua. We give these figures ~ showing
that there is sri.. money IA the shsep hnsi-
moss, aud that owners 4re foolish in sslIiug
out tle.r bands az panic prices
, 1876-08-26

srr@cns.-The steamers Nl's 7eaiHo and
r..r- will arrive at Wallula today. One
..4sahars steamers viii leave Wslula on
-.-f-,- morning. aud he other Oh Monday
-..,., Thi- wll reduce the large piles Of
-t.., which have been accommodating 1t
w,u..a-
, 1876-08-26

SMALL. FoN.-We are informed that there
i a ca-e Of small pavat summsrvi'le. Oregon,
and that the case is another victim Of the
Jala I. S'splsas. This same individual passed
,hroush his city only a fev days ago, and
may b. he hos left his mark behind him.
However. few days viii tell the tale. The
0ylgaa.sr of Monday last gives us the items
- -ecaraI new cases of the same kind. and
traces them all 70 the steamer J-lR L Stl'te9s.
, 1876-08-26

WAILs waILA, August 22i, Is7G

NAILA ALA, august III, !o4b-
z ar5 met pu;su2n- 10 adjournment as a hoard OF
equalzat:on Commissioners present c. :. Bush.
&. g. Cram and Frank Loadln; z. jacobs, clerk OF
lO,ri.
Il the matt Of ass ssmeut Of ". ". & C. z.
r. -lad AID u0W comes ID. $. BtkeT, and makes
a-,pie.tion Ior rluetIan # the ASSESSMENT OF tie
v ". 4 C. r. Railroad ti- assessment being Sii3,-
Toe, and it appearing 70 majority of the board that
It Viii be of interest u the county, TINT Siif ssss
m-ut he reluo,d IT j. ordered that the assessment
OF the " " L Z. r. RaiiToai Company ne aEd the
same j. hereby reduced 70 sI2S,gC0.
Ia tie matter OF the assessment roll for the year
lS-G: II IS ordered tLit tie assessGsnt roll FOR the
wear 1876 he AMI the sane Is hereby approved.
In tte matter oI a levy Tor the yeaE lN76; II -
ordered that the TAX ! w ~ the year 1870 BE- and
she sane Is hereby h!ei as follows, tC-TIt:
, 1876-08-26

Miss Coma 3,YEEy, daughtero- DR., Baytey,
Of Corvallis. O7rgou, and most charming
Young lady. Is visiting her friends in "a'Ia
Warla. 1,i-s B4yley came up from the val
lev early in Juiy. and spent several weeks IN
iba mountains. greatly to The improvement
of her haqlrh. we trust that our y""ns
friend will enjoy her visit, and take home
pleasant recollecfious.
, 1876-08-26
Agricultural Society,s Fair.
The AnnnaI address.

WALA WALIs, ". T., Aug. 70, l,7s
Hon W. II. NFwEII.-S5. The Trustees
Of he Walla Walla County Agricultural So
e:ety respectfully invite ycu to deliver the
second annual address a, the Fair Grounds.
On Thursday, September 2lst, at / O'Clock,
p. NJ. Respectfully yours.
II {, CoPFIASD,
ErPES HARpY,
, 1876-08-26
poWN SPECIAL RATES.

D-'i---1d d fll 0. s : Co's Bo1ts at Wa1ala.
1Iegciauli>e, Fruit ani Vegetables, same rates rs
Gl,ye ger tuH csI-gr.gucut
Wool, oE=-ha.t u-0Ie than he above rates Per ton
weight. B-ei LIi-s each 10 csutz
No'i, sand, stone 4ai LIT- Stock AZ agreed On
rf-aH up Cr down, > Load
Dua-l- rates on fast freight packages, up OF
t1Eus received irora OF delivered % bCsifs.
All i--. 10 ROT Gei.y- -Tel before p a. on the day
AFTER = is received a. She depO.s Will be stored
ofsu=r'- =sp=a-- and ri7k.
3EG III !-elt received az fep1ts vii be at owners
EsE u fire UH-L shipped delivered % eonsigree-
Al o.l-s payable IN gold oJin before delivery Ot
frtI-it.
, 1876-08-26

MoRr WEFsT.-Oue hundred and forty
two and four horse-wsgon loads Of wheat
were hauled 10 The railroad depot on Thurs
5sv last. and this Is bat drop in The bucket
Of wha, Is TO come during the next two
months.
, 1876-08-26

AT HoNE.-Nrs. J. T. Abbott. and her
daughter. Miss Anna, returned ny last sun
DAYS train. after an absence Of nearly year
in California. B,th mother aHd daughter
are looking well. and W. doubt not are glad
10 ,at hack 10 their old home.
, 1876-08-26

PRAIRIE CHICKENs.-The other day Ar-
George McGsuu. young Nimrod, went out
With his shot Gun. aui IN few hours basg4d
67 prairie chickens. The EDITOR came III Tor
, Of :he chickens. ana hence this item.
, 1876-08-26

~.- d : y. C., give notice that they
,-.. rscairs any more wheat in lots Irs-
... tons. This may work a hardship
.... Of our small shippers,
, 1876-08-26
SEE(IAL FREIGWTS.

Piano, Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, GlAss-
waIe -uc - contents N cs.s or Otherwise Quesns-
ware. Marble and Castings taken only at owner, I,
ri-s Of damage, bTelskage or leakage
Aells, lUrPgutIues Burning Fluids, Oils and all
other LIuIis, IN C4ns or other vessels at owners
risk o4 ls1Llyu
f--s taken only at owners Tisk Of breakARe.
Fruits, Vegetable, aud all other peTishable prop,
erty, at Jwut. rI-k u; frost on decay.
Furniture not bJXsi, and all Agricultural and
Mechanical implements, set up or knocked down.
al owners NIX IL damage and ehsing or breakase
Sor viii the Company D. responsible for DEFICIENCIES
any part uH.s-s Tie specially receipted foe
, 1876-08-26
SHIPMENT oF WHEAT.

WALLULA, ". T., August 25, lS1G.
DR. BAKER and " Il. NEWELL Udlia HGHd;
The shipment Of gam in such small lots under so
many marks Is causing US great deal of trouble
AMI expense in handling Al our rates Of freis int
tLIre is no margin 1or extra biHilinE, and ses no
way Of overcoming It unless We limit shipments to
lots OF ten tons ami over under one mark at dol
lars per ton charging eight dollars Per ton for lots Of
les than ten tous. This cur Company have decided
to do but it does not apply to freight that you
have received r to the time Ls notice is given. II
small shi. prs want 70 ship their grain 10 Portland
OF Astoria they must make up lots OF ten tons or
more ani ship under one mark.
T. j. PfAB0DT, agent o. ;. y. Co.
ToI QUNS's new brick presents a very handsome
appearance, and is emiueEtly credtIbie u the aycl-
iteccursi xii @: the bull !ers.
Remaining -. tie TO, o5e At :, ala Wtlla, WaIa
NV.lt county. Washington Territory Aug. &C. 1876.
Alrisou, Nsry J. Nor;hrup, J. c.
ClrprI.. -, Ci.-S. Plata, Juan
Crawford, J. '. tareuaDde, isaac
Fay. Mrs. Il. Parker, v. d.
Drl.ig. T. EuuuelS, Geo.
Gldua, Vim. Stuart, 2. II.
Ken -ariy, John Shervi!ie, Jacob
Whitley. 5. 7.
Persons calling fc- the above letters VIII please say
'' Advert sell " G.. Z. SNTrF- p ".
, 1876-08-26

SEarr SCHooL.-Prof- Grim, q highly
accomplished teacher. will open the Whit
mans niuary as a select school, on Monday
SEPTEMBER 4'h. Young men 1ho desire 70
perfsc. themselves in he highest branches
shol'd avail themselves cf this opportunity
, 1876-08-26

&USsI's. HsHDY AND CoPEIAHD-Gs,ige-
E.sH, Your polite noe uf even ate J. ~ hand
In reply have 70 say hat /, UIiI sF5sl r,,-
great pleasure 70 comply wi.h youy request,
sud heal permitting. viii deliver ths an
uuaI address before he Waua WaIA County
Agricultural Society az rhe time named.
With the expression OF hearty sympathy with
the cause in Vhich you are engaged. am,
Yours truly, ". H. NEWELL.
, 1876-08-26

IL BNGHAM has b-en relieved from
.F.r. C,lville, and will at orce return
y w,Ih Walla.
, 1876-08-26

FRFIGHIs 70 Thursday last there wss
over seven hundred tons of wheat snd Hour
st the Walls Wsllr and WHliHla dePo's
awaiting transportation, and still the wheat
rolls IN.
, 1876-08-26

CoLFAX LiND UFFIcE.-The est.bli-hment
OF q land Office at Calfax will leave the Walla
Walls Office with comparatively little to do
The majority Of The new comers now find
homes in he Palouse country, and beyond,
aud will transact their bueine~s at Co!iax.
Since The creation Of this new Office, it oecnrs
t. IA that II wouil be WISE 10 abolish one or
ts o Of the Offices previously ia existence.
, 1876-08-26


MAIL RoEEERs Judge Desdy, in the [.
5. District Court, Portland, in tie matter If
the application of Frank VI. Tompkips. y.
Z Hanson. Wm II. Bramlette aud John ".
White, for a pardon, has fled an opinion in
which he distinctly sets forth his belief that
I'd Eisar. the mail carrier. was party to
the robbery. 2rl That The whole thing was
put up jJb. This j. the case OF the Cruyon
City mail robherY, f5r the perpe,ration Of
which Fraul, Tompkins and his compan-
Hons were convicted in 1872, and sentenced
TO imprisonment ior lif,. \ few months
since a uau named SheQarisou was arrested
as the perp=tra'or Of the robbery, and on tie
egidencs mainly Of D1ok Phelps, confeGe-
rate, was convicted. The statute Of limita-
tioas applied in the case Of Sbephardson,
aud hence il looks as though bis Trial Was
arranged 10 pave the way f.r the pardon Of
Tompk,as and lis associates. This Is tie
way Judge DssGy states i, in his opinion,
and the facts in the case alundau'iy bear
him out. Judge Deudy does not propose TO
be the medium through y hich rogues are to
he yhi,,washsd, and he leaves the Judiciary
y .p,t'meut 20 bear the responsibility should
= pardon be granted.
, 1876-08-26

GEx. CAIN "a marshaling the democratic
hosts in Columbia county, aud expects TO put
in an appearance at 'te Vancouver eonven-
ton with u Tockat-.ull Of proxies. Should
White, the SEATTLE aspiran;, be rul,d OF the
c,nrsa on account Of his cuny.yinl hasi's, We
, 1876-08-26
E2aiCs oa Up Freight,
FER TIS MEASUREMENT, oNl

GOODS. NEECH1NDISE, ETC, ETC.
From Wsl.u.I 90 Walia Wala..............sfO "a 90
From WHi.all 20 " hiJruln. ln.-.-..............A as
Ium Whitman 10 Wala Wella..-............. | 90
lsg Building Material, \ gri eultural and MechRn-
IeI implements Lime, A., freigAted t0 Wallula 10y
-. $. =. Co. tOlt, 40 reduced measurement Will De
FI-irAtsi by at the foregoing rates, on o. = N
20 's r-Ire.l measurement.
, 1876-08-26

PETER KEHFEE ha- moved his notion
...r- one d.or blow the 81. Louis Hotel,
ahrr. Ire wi'l DO boor blncldn1. sell al kinds
tf-ai,, cardir,, rigar- ana tobacco, and Will
.r1acar TO accommodate all who purchase
rvair4 IN L.s liue. \ Pier i, disabled,
rs.ug him a share ! mes pa f5a=st +. u
vr.' ,'-a ,rN on commission suy hing thst
u.y De- JEFF u5.h iim iar -.la.
, 1876-08-26

s-u,oL DISTRICT, No. 81. one Of the most
.-.,.r,an Districts in 'he county, has not as
r., engaged a principal for the approaching
.t.r term. The services of Miss Hattie
r.na. as assistant, Saye been srcurrd, and
r.rng u,u named Wm. T. NcKarn -
n r. 20 receive 'i- position Of principal.
, 1876-08-26

IIa. + 9. PArrEn-os, agent iur r:s. Pioneer on
Company, is psagare3 TO pIr.ir'se MI the fsN-serl
tlat oTs lis oi.i.e is on Main street, below the
St.u. House.
, 1876-08-26

REnuCuoN II FREIGHr. 1t viii he
noticed that The Railroad has made reduc-
'iou N downward freight, placing 1t Ct the
figure charged one year sgo- This rduc-
ton will be gratifying 20 farmers who are
now ~rllinS their wheat at lrs- than 'he cost
oiFrolpe'ion. 1, Is possible that this reauc-
ton may impose a temporary loss npon the
railroai management, hut We believe that IN
she long run it ~iu pay, and be the means
@: s'imnla'iug production. The " nimole
'!Epsuce l. bitter than the slow shilling
and so II has been found in Railroads. chat
low prices and large busin-ss pays bet r
tlsu ,xarbtan rates and very li,tl- 10 do.
, 1876-08-26

MILITARY IrEuS The Col OTIS who Is at
Present. in command of troops oPer"'iDS
against the SiouN Indians, l. Lieut.. Col. Il
We'll 5. OTIS, 2ei Infantry, and not Lieut.
l9l. Elmer O'js. 7rh Cavalry. recently pro-
n,'ei from Major of the lst Csralry ----
t.',' Lisat. Frank X, Upham, lst Cavalry.
'ao had been detailed on recruiting service
and ordered 70 report at tie eav.lFy de-
Parliament, s.. Louis, No, by OctobrT 1t,
las Tr!iuquished his detail and accepted the
Position IF rpgimeural qnar;ermas'er. He
S'-i start 10 join the headquarters Of his reg
'Hru', a, Beuicia, Cal, in a day or two' and
Return h.ye again with it in October next.
lie recruits no cam to 'hs GarTi-on under
I'n'nand Of Lieut. Kuox, 1t Cavalry,
si''i time ago. are making rapid progress IN
,-7 duties Of their profession; they are un-
-'gaiiy exPer; with the cavalry rifle, and
vi! ta well able 10 AXE an ac i've and stfrcI-
i've part in any campaign hat they may be
'-dl- upon to make.
, 1876-08-26

-,,eu,Y...-........iU;-v'4t 2s' 's70.
, 1876-08-26

ScHw,P,CHFR REoS.' new and magnificent brick
store : r..,.lly approaching competition
, 1876-08-26

N-r. O-p5ssfIL expects - occupy his new brick
IT,. G.ss q. Eg.>J I.ufI-