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"ANUocH, Ill, De. ], l'L
" NesSrs J. 4. Res L Co:
My Wi.c ..as, Tor "a Ou= time, been q ttrr.. -
terer from EhrUmati>Ta. She LIS tr:-! i.-l! ial-
SIclans aad mary remedies AAe Only iaA- "..-
las gwen her relief L. Ceuiaur Lin.I-.lr- .l1--
jOicei To sag this has cured Lrr- am q ~ '...l
can To ,xJeEd IT. sile v IT, "-Ef.
This l. a slmiIa Of many ;lalsani t,s,l llf,.' -
ce we'd, o; wGp- rIgl cUr C-7rt-t hy tLr 'eli1-'
I.Iuimeut. Ih- ingredients q: t'..~ "a t''. .i- Mo-
iished around each bottle l. rurit-Us MI,tl !.l-
Mentll, Aruic=t, Rock cl, Carbon, a'si ll,s' ~.
hitherto little L;IsSD. Il = sE !i-I Ti-- i :. .-'.
tl.e C-utaur Iin,maut Is plTiUTmiG. more r.'-7 ',
~wclhuss, STIFF JOINTS, Zap I7aS, Et-1ili.'.''
Eeuralgla, Srintica, Cake,l Breasts. L-EIt"- a.
than all other I.iHiments, Emtrva;.aGs EAl'i-s'
OIHtmrHts, and PiaStcrs now ~ Use
For TCOtElcIe, EaTache, Ntak b.eE, I'''' ---
CutaneOus EruptiOns, u j. a'.IniTn'e II .ti.' ,'
and ss.sliS withuu. Il scar. ENtTartS Ir~an D. q
bites and stIn-'s, and heals ilus's-i'eN ~; ..
blains, in a SHIRT time No family a.5 n. u u
without the Centaur Liniln=:t, WLl'e HIilI''.
IsIc Ccuta.5r f.iEiuEeE,. .ei.nE Tfl.-',,' Il,
adapted to tar tough skin, Eu>"!-S -i! Z - " o.
animal creation lis effects upon ssEs." ' nj
SpavIn, SweriIy, Mind Gall, Big Ela- aL' ~
Evil. are lntIr l,ss than maIyvl.'us- --
Me-s-s J. Mcclure "a Co, druggists .-'- -
and Ercnt S's CInc.uu,tI o. Say
In our usi,iiOTIfGl Il number: g: i-i''
using the Ceutaur Iiu:IueEt- Ihsg Ygl-.....
superior 70 any;hiu; they have cyer 1- "S ~. n
as high rs four 10 five dozen uot;l7s - -''l'
these Transfers"
We have thousands Of similar :cs:I-n'rl'i'- 3.
For Wouais, Gialls, Scri'case, hi''--', r.
and for Screw Worm IN Sheen, ]; las - r'-. -,
mrs, Liyery-m-n and S,ork-rss"->, nav - -.
Lininant il rlneiy which Is worth -al--'l
laboratory oil B. -. g.,
t2S 3uF 20 DE1 -. ~" 49,.
, 1876-09-09

party of men, however wise, ingenl-
Gus and influential, or any party how
ever powerful, starting from the basis
of Capitalization of poweri in any demo-
cratic country, must fail in It's meas
ureS, because democracy and centraIi-
zation of power are antagonistic prIn
ciples-a house divided against itself
Democratic government signifies the
steady extension of popular liberty,
which is identical with the extension
Of State, municipal and personal
rights, the diminuIion of governing
powers, snd the growth of self
government. This is the course which
modern history steers backward Is
the way to seIfdestruclion only.
, 1876-09-09

THE Coal CoNBISATIoN.-The COM
ranies which entered into a cOmbin-
alton 10 advance the price of coal
have paid dearly for their experience.
Shares in three or four best known
companies had fallen some days be-
fore the sale from $50 to $50. The
New Jersery Central declined $40 be-
tween March and August; the Deia'
ware, Lackawauna and Western
about $50, Delaware a2d Hudson
about SO, and rbe Pennsylvania Coal
Company about $40. The New York
WaH gives quotations Of these stocks
on August DIST, for four years, and
discovers q steady improvement each
year until the present. The decline
experienced the present year set in IN
March, the date when the comblna-
ton undertook 10 advance tie price
of coal, limiting the quantity pToduc-
ed. Instead OF trusting TO the laws
Of trade to keep coal owners from
moving coal at loss, they limited,
hv agreement among themselves, the
amount each company il the com
bination might produce, and fondiy
imagined that by srch means they
could dictate the prices the public
should Pay. Experience has shown
that so extensive an interest could not
be controlled by monopoly. The
combination has broken to fragments.
Coal sells at auction at from ore TO
two dollars less than wholesale prices,
and shares fell from $50 70 $50 during
the experiment.
, 1876-09-09
HIGH TARIFF.

In order 20 raise these immense sums
of money, 10 pay interest on the
national debt, and support the cost
lest and most extravagaut govern
ment in the world, direct taxation.
the only just system of taxation,
would have driven this people to re-
bellion or revolution at last. There
fore, under the tiimsy pretext of pro
tecting home industry, most unjust
system of indirect taxation was impos
ed in the double form Of internal rev.
enues and duties on imports. Four
thousand articles, and among them
all common neceSsaries of life, such as
matches, salt, coffee, tea, sugar, the
nails and timber in your houses, the
medicine You mpst take, the bosk 0r
periodical you want 10 read, the gar
ment you put on, and everything al
most, was unreasonabiy taxed, and in
many instances twice, while the hold
ers OF the nations Weal;h-the nation
al bonds-are free from taxation. Free
trade is as much the natural right of
man as is his right to be aud fill space.
When Dom Pedro, was in ST. Louis,
and smiled at the large and strong
eustomhouse building ANA said, in a
hundred years such houses will not be
needed, he said something which all
, 1876-09-09
IN0gPETRXCY.

Incompctcncy Is the very worst sin
o! q ruler ana 3 governing party. In
competency is a charge saaicieHl>
" lucIiminaiiag 20 overthrow any
European ministry and 10 force any
monarch 10 atdication. II President
Grant was incompetent, supported as
he Was all aiorg by the heads OF his
party, 10 prevent corruption in official
circles under lis very eyes, and We
verify believe him tc be All honest
man-btcause under the system Of
cenlra!lzation the government busi-
ness has grown up so hugely that il Is
nngoYernab,e ~ any ordinary mind
the party leadHs by their own measur-
es, still more md worse, have proved
their utter imompeGency TO govern
their country Their principal measur-
es, upon which thsy have spent most
time, treasure and eloquence, have
utterly failed They have doctured
the finances oithe country Tor the last
ten years, and here is the country at
the brink Of bankruptcy ; business is
Frustrated ,thevalue OF all commodities
unGatuEalIy DEPRECATED, the value Of
property at he lowest figure, and
labor Is not IL demand and scanlly
paid tor. T'iey have doctored the
Indian for the Iast ten years, IN viola.
ton OF al republican policy have sent
piops missionaries as commissioners
and officers TO the red men, 10 ciYi-
lie, human:ze ,abOrdluize, ana Christi
anize the geateI savages and nov We
have the Custer massacre and al
Indian war bfOre our doors. They
wanted St. Dmingo and failed They
wanted Cuba and were uttered by
Spain.
They treated with England up 10
The failure ofihe eytradltion treaty.
They treated TIlh Germany, and yet
the American citizen is liable 10
military servic in the old fatherland.
Ihey spent my amount OF time,
treasure, eloqlence, ingenuity and
violence, backd by The whole power
OF the United States, to reconstruct
the Southern Safes and TO maze them
republican ; bit, 10, and behold, not
even the negroiS actually reconstruc
ted or any wayreliable, while al bu;
two States areas democratic as they
were before tie entrauchisement Of
the negro and ue first reconstruction
act, and all Q them are over their
ears in public debt with all their
property dePeciated Was there
eve: class OF statesmen in history
with so much over and scope that
failed so u;terl' in carrying out its
own great measures All these fail
ures, however. re GOt as much the
evidence of ineompetency as ihev
are chiefy an irresistible demonstre
tion of the radici error in principle of
ceutTalizaliou, wlch is the cause and
source Of all hese failures. Anv
, 1876-09-09
COLEUPTIOSs.

|; must always be borne in mind,
that denomination is epidemic, and
when it comes from above it presses
with crushing weight below. Every
demoraliziug act Is the progeritor Of
another. Like a rolling snow ball it
grows a rolling, and like falling
stone, It's destructive effect below Is
il proportion to the height of its fail.
An extrayagaat government makes
an eXtravagaBt people, extraYagant
officers, anl ext;avagaut wants. The
more extravaganza n expenditures,
lie more value people vii attach 10
money. Those who are used them
selves TO judge men according to the
amount OF money they spend, must
become greedy ot wealth, IN order to
be somebody in this world. Ayarice,
gresdinesS OF wealth, is Incompatible
with honor, patriotism, and that noble
ambition which strives TO reach higher
aims and Ideal eKceI.ency. That
with the eXtraTagance oi a govern
ment begins Tie dsmora!iza;;on OF lis
officers and r1'ple, is an i"d.SrriaJle
fact.
, 1876-09-09
Triumph OF .he sI0Ux.


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cha s,r;ro :, is soid military opera,
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oro Ill Jy "a Lo ,Eo first to bcriD
- =.
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sacre, Ike that oi Custer, IN june
two months Of Intellectual marching
in JuIv and Apou,f and another dis
-, -..--,., >, .s,-;u,,r or,r,o,s',
IN Sep'empef'
The army does not deserve 'he
blama Of this failure. l. has always
, 1876-09-09

THR NEW 1oEK DENocnArs Will
hold a second convention. Tuesday
next, TO nominate q candidate for
governor, vice Seymour, declined. TIE
withdrawal of Seymour is unfortunate,
and may possibly lead to disastrous
results.
, 1876-09-09

thinking men know. Governments
must be sustained by direc taxes or
90 20 bankruptcy. High tariffs en-
rich a few and are productive Of that
Pro5etariat, which is dreaded so much
in France and Germany, England and
Austria. We must have no prOLe
tariat, we have too rich country
not to be able to provide for all, ana
too much need Of equality and liberty
TO degrade large portion of our pop
uIation to factory hands, dependent
on companies and petty despots. As
long, however, as the government
must be supported by indirect taxes,
it must be very economical to make
the wrong as tolerable as possible /;
but the direc: contrary thereof has
been done all along since the close Of
the civil war, and for no other purpose
than to uphold Capitalization Of power,
aud Capitalization Of wealth.
, 1876-09-09
10 aDSE8rt>Ei,>.

Tic Walla Walla STATEsEAS las "a IH;'-' larger
circulation than any other paper puil'-'1 lh the
Territory Of Washington, AMI beL'r "H,i' ~ -,t'-
inducements O. advertisers who "'1i" ie''" '.'t
yery best class Of paying customers.
, 1876-09-09
FOURTH TAY

FRIDAT, September 22l, 10 A. 2-Grand Para ie Of
horses and Cattle n the arena, after which the
jugs all eNsuina the different articles and AM
HAS e>IIb:tei f.. premiums.
+ N--PiowIus- Match
= M.-Eu2HIHs Race .Or 3-year Olds nile ats;
hest III . 10 enter, 10 20. Purse fIr1: SEQ 20
~ iTst EoCse, 80 to tie second ;,I.j SIj 10 TIE
thi-d.
, 1876-09-09

Russia pECLAEEs WAR.-The tele-
graph has a report quot coufrued)
that Russia has declared war. On
the strength Of this repor, bread.
Ftuis had advanced, and the ran
market was lively.
, 1876-09-09

IL GooD CREDIr.-The credit Of
the general government at this time
Is exceedingly good, for we notice
that the new issue of United States
bonds-tour and half per eent.-are
held in London at three and a half
per cent. premium. The government
doubtless could replace all of its out
standing bonds, bearing six and five
per cent. with four and a half per
cents, and possibly with those bear
ing bat four per cent.
, 1876-09-09
SYSTEM OF ESPIONAGE.

Again, in consequence of these un-
Just taxatiOnS, violations Of the reve-
nue. laws must have necessarily be
come epidemic. immortality begets
immortality, therefore q system Of
espionage was introduced which out
does Prence MetleTnich and his SpjtzsL
system, so aaomiDaOle t2 AGstrians.
Government detectives mean govern
ment spies. ! No honest man respects
spy or traitor. Espionage and de.
nunciation demOralize a nation as fa>i
az military deSpotiSm will DO 1t. The
ancient Hebrews despisei publicanS,
sinners and horlotS, because they were
the tools and spies of the Roman
despots. The Sgitzey in Austria was
an outlaw In eyeryci;Izen's estimation.
We, however, IN this free country are
demoralized Jy a system OF espionage.
by unjust taxation, by public bribery
in nominations and elections, by iOTc>
ins hundreds Of thousands Of citizens
to depend on the viii and whims Of
a'our chief magistrate; we are Gemor-
ized by the most eXtravagaDt govern
meDt in the world. All this, however,
Is done 10 sustain and extend ceutraii-
zaiiOn Of power and wealth, to take
from US State, municipal and personal
rights. All this is done by the party
in power, which is identical with the
principle Of Capitalization and the
means applied to effect il.
, 1876-09-09

tbs BEECHER CASE.-Mr. Brcuher's coun-
sci declares that an impartial jury caupot he
had in Kings county. and that they will ap-
ply to the supreme court for a change Of
venue to some other county in the SUI. Of
Mr.. Frank Moultou. FranSlin county Is
the leading candidate for ,he doubtful honor.
and We hope that it viii oe given TO some Of
the rural districts where sensations Of the
kIci are rara.
, 1876-09-09
hppiicatI0n 10 Sell Real Estate.

M Hte t'otGss C"H's "t H'1iiS WaiG County, WdyE-
HDg'on EsTlory.
IN tie -aItt'r ef tie Estate Of DAVID EESTOY,
Deceased
i'iIATIGN.-it Appearing 70 the Court by the De
= tti0n presented AID fled in this Court hv 2
EhE LEY, t!ir Aim aistTatoT Of the Estate Of
DAVID WESTON, deceased pEayin, for an order
to sell real estate, that It Is Sary TO sell two c
tam lots and houses thereon stu te! IA the cry Of
Na!h NallI. belonging 10 ssIIi Estate, 10 pay the
debts outstanding against deceased and tie debts
expenses aud charges II Administration. 1t Is or
derel ~ the Court, that SATURDAY. the 18th Gay
October, = D, lS-6, being day OF the adjourned
term oi the regular July term 1876 Of this Court al
II O'Clock, IN the forenoon OF san DAY at the Court
Room OF SAID frai7ta Court, in the Cour; House IN
the sad eity ard county O; Walla = ala be and the
same Is hereby appointed fl the hearing OF said pei-
tIon and that ii! persons interested II tEe saIi Is.
tate appear before the said Probate Court on that day
and hour, 20 show cluse If any there be. Shv ,.i,
order should not he granted 20 the said AdIninis:.,-
tor S IN sl! petition prayed for And that service
oi tins citation Jc mae all persons interested hy
publication OF this order for four successive weeks IN
the "alia Ha.;I S-snsW,S, a XIV newsuaprr
printed and published in said city and county.
Dated Ws!ia Walk, September ), 1870
sG-lw PrrI,te Ia
, 1876-09-09

TURKEY may gain another respite Ii
the present negotiations for peace are
successful. Any war Of this kind
must be disastrous to Turkish power,
and the porte will be as glad 10 make
peace as Serria can be. The two
countries are like two boys in a quar-
rel-neither one wants TO hold on,
while both are afraid to let go. Peace
will be difficult to restore, and when
1t is established there Is 10 aSSur-
ance that it viii be permanent.
The LoNpoN TINES has some sansi
bic remarks upon our Presidential
question and the electoral system by
which a small majority in = State
gives the whole electoral vote TO one
ticket, and amuis the voice of the
minority. This subject has frequent
~ been discussed, and necessity of 4
reform in our methods of voting dem,
onstrated.
, 1876-09-09

GRASsHoPPEEs IN P0LUCs.-The To
publican State convention of Color
ado has adopted resolution calling
upon the government 10 take action
against the grasshoppers. C0uSid-
eriug the results Of our Indian war
we think ii would be well for the gov
ornment not 10 send troops against
the grasshoppers, which would not
only drive them into winter quarters,
but deYour all their supplies a once.
, 1876-09-09

ThE SMALL Pox has spent its force
in San Francisco, and the disease is
now on the decline.
, 1876-09-09

DECLINES. THE New York democratic
convention nominated Seymour for governor
and Do-zhsimer for lieut.. governor Sey-
nOUr Gpclinea-
, 1876-09-09
FHrfroEr, ". T., August Il, 1876.

A'SAi'''Ar ~ = -A'-NN' . = -"''-
EDITOR lNTEIIIGENCER In the Daily
TjiJlg,s of the ll,h Inst, iii speaking OF the
call for the Territorial Republican Conven-
lion, TO be held At halama the 20th OF S-p-
tembar next. i was IntimGted that 'Our pres
cnl delegate might be expected 10 render an
account, sc and enter the list for re election. 8"
Pardon me If | make q suggestion. o. Jacob,
par Gysa.sHce, "B,riah's DclegG:e," has no
need to render said account, FOX nothing
which be can say-cer;ainly 10 hing which
be has doae-Can restore to him the cCuE-
dcnce which the republican, party once placed
in him and il l. TO be hoped that he won I
have the check TO lhurst himself before the
Convention, asking or expecting to he eudors-
cd. much less 10 be returned to Congress.
lii might tc allowed to of-r advice in the
matter, would recommend that O. Jacobs
present huasclf before the other Territorial
Convention anl to nike it as impressive as
possible, | would su-grs, that be he CscoC Cd
to the stand by Lane, Of Oregon, and Beridh,
Of Seattle, and Ned tackled cu tie tail OF his
coat, ''symrw hat after the nIuuuer IN which
Gratz Brown was tackled on Greeley's coas-
tell during the las; Presideu:ial campaign, -
and the band playing that tuue 50 Gear to
their hearts 'D.x,e."
know tha; would be heavy load 70 pack.
hut 10 greater in proportion than that which
jacobs has packed since the last canvass md
a. he seems 10 like i and has done everything
possible 10 elevate that clEss. 10 the cxclu-
sirn Of E!- party friends, and Is the bosom
friend of Lane, Of Oregon, have come to
the conclusion tia. all republicans, believ-
ing that their party has not Yet finished its
work, should hold themselves aloof from
such bsuetui Influences, and come our squ4rely
for some candidate that will al least be true
TO his friends. A. =. IoUNG.
, 1876-09-09
AN IMPORTANT ACCESSION.
DR.. Wise, OF Cincinnati, Declares for
The Democratic Party.

writer and speaker exercises great in
fiaence with his brethren Of the
Hebrew faith. Heretofore be has been
a staunch republican, but the cOrrup,
tions of that party have disgusled him,
and in late issue of his paper he Oc-
cupies some six columns in giving the
reasons for his change and adducing
arguments in favor OF Ti!den and re-
form. He says:
GENERALIZATION OF POWER.
Ever since the outbreak of the civil
war the Capitalization of power, IN
der the President of the United States.
with his immediate supporters, has
been the avowed policy Of the ruling
party, who wanted 3 strong govern
ment The established principles of
State, municipal and personal rights,
the fundamental ideas of the Ameri-
can republic, have been seriously dis
regarded, not only daring the war,
when aIl that may have been necessary
but long after it and up to date ; and
not only in the States which had been
in rebellion, bat in all other States.
This central principle was sys;emati-
caily carried into effect by 2 standing
army, which ever since the close OF
the war his been too large for re-
public and It's actual wants; by crea-
ing a large number of new offices
and filing them with the personal re-
la;ives or obedient servants of the
chief magistrate, who appoints or re
moves all Of them 1T lis Will, so aG TO
make all professional politicians, Off
GERS, oflice-seekers. and party organs,
and their number il legion, dependent
upon the Presidents will and whims.
The matter is so arranged that every
person in the United States must be a
personal defender of the chief magi5-
trate. or be ousled, as was, Dyer, of
ST. Louis, Jewell and Henderson,
Yaryan, Pratt, and a thousand others.
Let any Judge or marshal. postmaster
or letter. rTier,revenEe officer or spy,
say anything against the President
personally, and whenever it viii be
known in The White House, that per-
son will be decapitated. This gives
the chief magistrate 4 dangerous
amount Of power,t pack conventions,
to control elections, 20 gersecute AZ d
punish personal opponents, real or IN
aginary, not to govern according TO
constitution and law, bat to control
and farm the country like the Sultan
and his Pashaws. This is Toe much
power in the hands O! the chief niagis-
trate Of republic. It practically
undermineS State, municipal anu
personal rights upon which the repab
lie is based apd this power vas
created and vested in the chief m2gis-
| trate by the party in power, true to
its principle Of centralizatiou, against
which all wise and humane statesmen
in all enlightened counties are at
war because experience tcaches
that liberty depends on personal and
municipal rights and the utmost diyi
sion Of power.
, 1876-09-09

"ZDEEsDAT, sept %, II A M.-Running Race for
2-yeir o,ds oIn- dash OF mile; u enter ; u
20. Prse SO so the fGst Lorse go 10 the sec
oni, and sIU 10 the third.
l2.3oP. M.-ES!nui-:on OF Single Baygy Horses.
; /. N--!Tottmg R4ce for 2-yeir OllS; single
dash OF 4 Ilie; 10 e,ter, to 90. Purse So; $50
to the first hose and ~ to the second
, 1876-09-09
EIETH DAY

SsTUNn.y, Sept. 23!, I0A. M.-Crenl Exhibition
N the arena OF Al! animals that have been awarded
premiums.
II 4 h.--TEo.liGg Race for 3-year oIIs; mile
heats; best ID 3 = % enter, 20 %. Purse si25
- E" the inst horse, s35 70 the second and Sl5 to
tie thi.d.
r NJ TrC.,iug Race; free to ali nile heats :;
best Ia ;; % enter, TO 80. Purse $500; 1850 20
the inst hose, AID $50 10 tie second
a;ni;'e iicA-"ss-----.. Eif.y Cents
, 1876-09-09
EXrRAyAGANT EXPENDITURES.

Again, to sustain and extend this
centralized power, over four hundred
millions of dollars during the past ten
years were taken from the publc treas
nry to pay salaries TO surplus officers,
clerks, holders Of s;nrcurcs, and voters
when they were needed in the form Of
laborers or aFGolnlceS ir various de-
pagtsncnts o: the government or IN
der government patronage, and out
OF these salaries, by subscription aud
Otherwise. came the funds for nomiEa.
ting and eieclioueeriug purposes, to
hTibe and corrupt dishonest and also
honest men The party in power has
the money, is the common adage.
Where is il taken from if net from the
public treasury: All financial schemes
have failed, it appears, TO relieve the
country. While Frauce and Austria.
under similar circumstances, have
come out of their financial difficulties
in short time, We with all our wealth.
are still in ours, and involved as deep
ly IS we were in 1866, and why ?
Simply because, as the budget Of This
and last year plainly shows, at least
forty millions 100 much were expend
ed annually in carrying Oh the gov
ernmeGt, which wiki the interest up
to date amounts TO over five hundred
millions Of dollars. We onght TO owe
less now than We actually do, /. e.,
one fourth less. This is the mystery
Of on: iinahcia! difficulties. These
millions, however, were spent TO no
other purpose but to sustain and en-
large power centralized in The hands
of the Chief magistrate and his imme
date supporters, personal relatives,
cognateS and friends.
, 1876-09-09

1NDIANA-The canvass in Indiana is pro-
STesSIng fivorably FIR the democrats, who
ar, are nov confident: Of carrying the State for
IilGen and reform.
, 1876-09-09
SE3GGNgs ANNUAL FAIR
-..-CF The
IAEE4A WlLLa COUNTY
Agricultural Society
COMMENCING ON
AZ E*DAE, September 30, 1876.
AMENDED PROGRAMME.
EIRST DAY
SECOND DAY.

TUESDAY, sept 18Th, 10 \. NJ. M.-Opeuing Address.
, l. A.-Sliiie Horse Race. PrIz-s, Il $40 Saddle
10 frst horse SO Birdie TO second.
, 1876-09-09
Did,

CUrSN-In this ,ity, Septemler S, 1876, Catharine
Clua, infant daughter of Mr. ani Mrs. ThOs- Quinn,
ased months and weeks