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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 1 QUINCY RAll,R0AN
pepota fuot of Iakest Ip1faHa. IT., 1hd Sftctnth.
H.. aud C2uAl ana a1ztonnth'aA. Ticket odteaa q
Clark kst.. and At dcput2. .
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

N~,~''N~ ~ - -~NN'
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Leave NewYork from foot OF Desorosses and Cort
$50 ws.nss ;1d SS ws Pullman Bs.
sn may e % Ell. an 20 r pU.s
CONNECTIONS Tor Columbus Indianapolis Louisville. and
255 D. M Tor washington and tire South Savannah FIoa
and New0neans Through cars from New'York TO
$50 daily; for ,Wsshnston tho South and ws..
sesserI no and from Ea%ots %
for Louisville Indianapolis tho South and south West
1HE sf an%
SIS and a az Ss'
ASK
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
and Il re foot THE u Ss4y 81
& psI ya ns S9 wS BTane s. A. HampOq
With LehsS Valley RAILROAD l
Central Ps to anS and the VEST also "
', o"mn. ss %iST%R AR 4Sse EFaENr
VIZ $syy T TT1ia 81 P1S an, v -
Sps%n WHO Sf EsER and % sx r. :Isep. 70,
EsstSn Asnto%n iafsSafs and the West cSaSeet. q
pany hTs3Ia sS%'na wlAs''''''
loo p mEsEss for ie%inson, Easo~ Aisatewn.
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephras '' Pot;sv
2i6 p. nn~ExrREss for Easton Beyidere, Bath Mauoh
Chunk, Wilkesbarre, and scranton
$50 D. m.-Way train for Dunellen.
400 d. m.-Way train for Easton, Allentown,
Chunk. at junction with Del, Lack X
430 p. m.-Way train for Somervile and Pennington
800 D. m.-Way train for Dunellen.
5l5 m.-EyRSNG EXPRESS. daily. for East0n. Allentown
Mauch Chunk Wkesbarrc Towaada, Reading and Harris
burg
8 30 p. m.-Way Train for Somervie
800 y. m.-Way Train for Somergile
$40 D. m.-Way Train for Duneien.
ZOO p. m.-Way Train for Someryle.
800 D. m.-FOr Easton.
$50 y. m.-Way Train for Sonoryla
1900 D. m.-Way Train for Dnnellen.
For Elizabeth at 5:3l 6l5, $780, z, 1850 745, - S45s
900 $50, 1918 1l:ij IL l2:4J, J. 200, 245, 3,
$50 Sa6, L. 49, 4so AZ. 5:l5. $50 545. O. 6i5,
" r. r. KICKER, Supt. and Eng
III. r. BALDWIN General Passenger gent
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From Philadelphia Evening Herald
NEAT, NOVEL, AND ATTRACTIVE.

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5Gs
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ ITNFW kATLKOAD-After Jan !, 1916 through
trains VIII leave Grad Central Depot: 80
90 Chicago anil Northern Express with driving
through 20 Rochester -,
al Chicago win room
IL Rochester end Busa
Ii Og A. m Nortief.i anil Western Express.
400 D. H. Montreal Express VITA seih ears from New
York Isl. Adams arriving az Montreal NJ = % a.
600 m, ENgTcS3 with soepngcals tor WatertoYn anu
Cananlai zGa. < So Montreal va flaitsbn gb:
$40 p NJ, Pacitc Express Daly win seepil9cls ipr
Eoche-ie- NIAGARA Pals Hufalo cleveland and Cihcnaa
al.n for Chicago VA both /. :. and NJ. G. Railroads.
loo m Eyrres with sleeping cars FOR Albany and Troy
way IrlhS as per Lo'"' LIME C. II. KENDRIcK.
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NORfHERN r. II, OF n j. 80,
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Il j ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS. Dec. ..
depo foot Of C0r!llnd AMI Desbrosses ss at
m. EasOn. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
lazeton, Beaver Meadow, Mahanoy city, shenandoah NJ
Carmel, Nikcsbarre PtstOn Elmra &c, connecting VITA
trains Tor Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails.
and tie West
/ D. m for Ea-tOn. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
UazCton MahanOy CITY, Shenandoah, Wkesbarre PttstOn.
TuuE Raock making close connections Reafing,
IOitsyillr, ami Harrisburg
y. IN. for Eason. Bebllehtn, Allentown, and Aeucn
CnEnk. stopping rs all stations 60. - 90, =,
30 A. m Night Express daily, Tor Easton Bethlehem Al
cpoSn Nauch Chunk NbkesDaire l1its0l, lslhhId Ncs
connecting with trains for inaca AuDu bdlaIo
attached. EOBT II. SAlRh Sup't and Engr.
General Eastern Church ani COrlndt
a Are
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From Tie Eew-York Tribune.

Frn New
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL"
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Tie Steamers Line take the Lane Routes commented
by Lieut. Many L. NJ south ol TIE BANKS on tho
mass o UurcustpN n. ell the year round
CELTIC SATURDAY. NaiCa IL AZ II a II.
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY. March 2, NJ D. m'
BALTIC. SATURDAY, ApIil l. ~ II A. M
REPTB IIC, ATUEDAY, April =. J - m
GERMANIC SATURDAY.. April %. at 10 - IN ,.,,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 0Z. NohIh
RIVER , .....,, Il, a.,
These steamers uniform in si1o and unsurpassed N
Tue Saloon, StaterOOhs S'nOhiuS IN. d..
Rooms placed amidships. where the noise ahn np,
tainable AZ sea. .,o,,
on Iyo CRADLE terms. Steersge, I2S a..
FOR Of plans and Other iniornaon Apply W 'no
N'"f""' H.. J. CORTlS, Agent
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Me.Js ANVIL BROTHERS return
thanks & tlrif American ,obuesiioh Tor
tltir man gOg, T'Chuiht a1A.lphi
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RESIDENTs IL AMEnICA

CAN he supplied with London Clothing.
~ the finest materials, perfect Ia style
anI -. by following tho distractions 81
orr SyifAr s-fir,m~rt Hu,rs. y our Ncw
Fasrion Book. which. With samples OF
materials, q. for ar,..d post Tres. \ Is
m,tianra 81 hall ihe amount must De
sent " in Crt,fr. bat the remainder need
not be- PAID till tin delivery % tho goods
az yr-i-rrHiD. a. Arrangements Lave
boon nids that .he forwarding Com
paairs' \ eut shall at the lime % DENY
rry at aIy gwen address collect the bal
snre dtr. together with forwarding
CHARGES nnd Customs dues. 4 bis niOd3
of cnlieltipn ami delivery has Do'n iouni
%! great service In conducting very eI.
tcH-fye Ayciican trade.
The New Illustrated Book ~ Fashions
cn-5tsirs Portraits OF Roy Princes 81
IurIps. Emincn' Statesmen, and Ncr'
cia.f Princes. selected from all ranks
and parfir-. Zach Portrait twiih bog
rIrllr.l msi<lTl iorpB nEure Illus,
trsfipv TO ucVrsi ami most g"nllS-
manly strl, o; attire for Cent 'nen's,
YuutAs. aud Boys Clo'hing. ratterus
anil IuiIc 60 ssli laclsar'mcnt scnt
frrr. Goods delivered G. o. d.. 10 any
address.
Meas sAAfUFL BROTHERS return
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tA,lr man roo, recommendations
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tce ARcH.sT. PayLADELPHIA, PENN.
~ nfLwAUKEEsP - MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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FOR LONDON DIRECT
DENMARK IS IGEDAY. Marcr H. 10 30 o. II.
FOR QUEENSTOWN Anu LIVERPOOL.
ITALY March lS, II am THE ~ hlN, Apr :. SPIN
EGYPT......Apr I. $50 N. BINGHAM y. Apl Jam
cabin passage $50 and So currency Return tickets At
reduced rates.
Serrlrr passage $40 currency Prepaid seeragc tickets
Elanh Ir,llnd AMI Scotland al the lowest rates.
Drafts 'ss;ed from IL upward. AZ current Prices
Apply ~ the Coupany's Office. 60 broadway.
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From The NewYork Evening Mail.
BUSINESS FACILITIES.

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FROM The Atlantic Monthly Of Boston.
BUSINESS PUBLICITY.


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gteamboais ano RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
- Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE.
PORT leaves Cahane slip at IL and Bridgeport All
IN.
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The II lughC mi
THE RAILWAY ADVERTISING COMPANY OF NEW"YCRR

traveller wnln
ADVERTISE
sfIa
y a
q IN band som ant
, 1876-03-25

INJUNCTION Thursday Judge Winsard heard
the application Of John Clark 10 enjoin Adam
McNealy from taking twenty -four mules out Of the
territory. The Is about as follows: John Clark
and one saul WiXon we've owners in a pack-train of
IS mules and rigging, at lewiston Idaho territory
Clark Brothers, doing business somewhere in Idaho
territory, seem 10 be heavily in debt and were suei
by Pond, Reynolds Co, of San Francscp. for some
$1,000, who attached among other property the undi-
vlded one-half interest OF John Clark in the pack
train To AVOID unnecessary expenses, Clark gave a
bond for sl2oO, with COburn Wardwel as sureties,
TO whom Clark made bll Of sale of his interest in
the pack-train, and delivered the property to them.
ihe law IN Idaho being about the same as IN his ter
ritory, under which mules cannot he mortgaged
hence The bl ofsale. Saul Wixon, the owner OF the
other undivided onehaf interest in the pacB-train.
asked for division Of the property, and sold his
share Of u mules 10 the defendant, Adam McNealy,
who arrived here with them from Lewiston a few
days ago This division took place in the absence
OF Clark, who was at that time in this place On
business and who claims that the division of the
tram unfair and 60 his damage IN about 500 Tor
which he asked relief OF the court After hearing
the argument Of counsel and considering tie at It,
Wits filed the court refused % grant an order for in
junction and dismissed the application az plaintiff )
cost.
, 1876-03-25
The Freight Ouest,o,

AT meeting Of the District Council Of tho p,.o,,
OF Husbandry for Walls walla Column bia and Tr,,,-
uila Counties, held at wana WaIla. SATURDAY. MI
i'th' 1876. the following Preamble and Resolution.
were adopted:
WHEREAS, The action OF the WaT,s U.u. T. c.,-
pa river Railroad Company in adopting an No.
soaole and exorhitAnt rate Of Fpeio6t C,loro, - -,
uetEiIfen'al but ruinOus 20 the asyrieultur in.
tefests OF these counties; -
AND WHEREAS, These Oppressive rstss 40 -. =,
Iaided oy sound policy on The part Of the Psi,osJ
company, whose true interest il 20 fos.e- .b ss,,s
ent ana stimulate the predictions of the eop,.r,
AND W1FHEAs, IL is an admitted f,c+ tbs. D.
FOaGs can transport freight for oue-tsnth The CO., ~
HeShung by wagons or teams and vet We b.va ~
spectacle IN Waila Walla Valley of t.,Tns s,,-.
ieuy competing with the Railroad. Thergfgrs ~ n
l. That we deem the CHARGES exac,s5 b.; p.,,
fuah company as oppressive and iniurious 10 tbe H.,
terests Of the farmers and producing rlss.e- -
mat the nagrant injustice OF these eharyes "a
Dest hlnstrated by COMPARISON with the rates araI
by the o. S. y. Company, which ooor,.So, -,
sNo railroads and three steamboats,. INVOLVING fvs
dliierent handling of freighls charges A. r ton Tor
20 Iles OF transportation; whilst our Valley Rail
road making less than one-sxth the di.t,ca j., r
unhroken line, charges Is per uon - ~
j. That IN view of these tscts We most .;I,
approve ana endorse the action Of the
OF Haiih ala County in sppropriating five thou
IN ~ uOiiAIs toward opening and improving the
" " agOn hoS'n TO Ws!lula, and that we recommend
them to appropriate still larger sum- II it be neess
sary TO open good wagon road TO the point NAMED
a. That We recommend the County Commissioners
10 demand OF the Railroad Company that thev make
another and equally practicable a wagon rnad 10
Haiiuia as the one appropriated by said Company
when grading their track
). That we recommend the various Granges in
Walla WRlla, Columbia and Unafilla Counties 10
pass resolutions and have each and every member of
their oranges TO sign agreement TO patru.ize
Ieainsters IN preference 10 The Railroad when the
leainsters freight charges are not more than the
rates eXacted by the Railroad Company; and fur
ther, that on being crediby informed of the fact We
VIII not patronize any merchant or treder who pives
his or their freight 70 the Railroad in preference 10
Ieamsters when said Teamsters will freight at the
same rates charged by the Railroad Company.
JAMES MADIGAS, Secretary.
, 1876-03-25
CAPITAL
= 30 o. . . D p!
Divided into $4,000 Tickets at s5 90
Coin each,
OR. ELEVEN FOR ESQ 90.

The County Commissioners
of King county, Washington
Territory, appointed N. S.
Booth, Esq, Auditor of King
county, Capt. Geo. D. Hill, L,
S, A, Treasurer King county,
and John Collins, Esq, Trus-
tees, into whose hands the
whole of the property is
decided in trust for the prize
holders.
The property to he distributed is now being placed
IN the hsns OF Trustees before he Sale Of TlcAesr
Is provided by the act.
, 1876-03-25

A BAD ExAMPLE-In any other country
but America q man who had left the court
room after trial under the damaging suspi-
cion attaching to General Babcoek, would
have been received with GOODNESS BY his form.
er associates. Here the custom is different.
This gentleman, since his acquittal, has be-
come q sort of hero. and excited the sympathy
Of certain class of his admirers, who are
passing aronnd paper to secure for him q
subscription of $4,000. Mr.. A. E. Borie
signs Cor 5000, 10 be PAID on the instalment
plan. The names of Attorney Bliss, Clinton
Wheeler and Zach Chandler also appear on
the paper for different amounts.
, 1876-03-25

VIRTUE AND NECEssETY.-Grant is prais-
ID a grsa. deal by his organs for such sp-
pointments as those Of Mr.. Dana and Judge
Taft but when q man finds that the only
way to keep bis whole administration out OF
State prison is to change his system OF ap-
pointments we cannot see that rirtus prsetic-
ed under such pressure is worth very srss.
praise. Il has taken Grant great while to
find out that there is any one else in this
country besides his personal frienis. and be
might never have learned this il the disooT-
ery had not been forced upon him BY the
fact that his friends are 30 generally dishon-
est men. Discoveries made in such circum-
stances are not entitled TO medals
, 1876-03-25

TaISK Of the General OF the Union Army,
Elevated by the war into the Presidency,
L,.s,i,,,, in his Cabinet man who lined hi
n.rksts by corrupt bargains for erecting
,o,,b.,oues to the dead solissrs, many Of
rSom lie in unnamed graves! These men
III their blood to save tbs Union, nut to
.+f,ra occasion for peeulaliou under tie pre-
,snos Of hoporiuy their remsiRs,
, 1876-03-25

>.,r-aT ...s-. We axe gial To announce 10 our
r..s 'a- .,> dread mil13y is snhs;'Inr; at least.
"r.F-..-- ls d: i,s .a,trest force hai been cx-
i- l.-ira un 'Ie progress and decline Of this
---r IS. u.g state taa. about the first cases III
,-.s .n- ar-' 10 v.Ty mia form, at tie Episoo-
.-.r... .ul ...lnu-h the utmost care was taken
.E.-. .-s. la charge 10 prevent It's spreading, 1t
'- a.Ft.'. Us IN. schoo' WIS largely attended,
1.r- u .vry 4uarter of the city cas- OF scar ct
,T- .i .e t.ual. The frst appearance Of the
.r- '.aE .n MIL .crIa few deI, but later It be
..-. .. - a.sa dangerous character and proved very
-.. ,-aa-.'t. ), may sasm, Il s yet a fact that
' .a -aII .eiJ.ons were male, al ! the patient
--...s -.a. 80. an aNpeuer crl nurse, the mortality
"..~ Uses Was less than in csS- where a thor
i' ,.u wa employed. Many homes, both
ID ..'0 anil IN county, a'e today desola.ed; the
.-. ..--.l -Eg s,.I Sa fresh IN mind, that all
'-.' Hl. yet bright future awaits us when
,-. . ..." ~ rr UMtgi never more 10 be SepIr-
-. N' mos. sincerely extend to all afflicted
-..-.-' ..- ttEaeS. sympathy.
, 1876-03-25

II is now authoritativsly promulgated
that Babcock's official relati6hs with the
White House have ceased. 90 it was an
nounced, when Grants chances for ren0mi-
nation for second term were in peril, that
brother-in-law Casey had been removed from
federal Office in New Orleans that repub-
lican Congressional Committee had Demon
strated his untitneas 10 hold (; yet Casey never
to this day ceased to occupy the post, draw
the salary, and pocket the perquisities.
, 1876-03-25
THE WAGON ROAD.

To the Honorable Board Of COInty Commissioner
Of FaLd ITdlld county. Washington TeTTiiOry We
the undersigned, Patrons of Waitsburg Grange No
/. fully concur IN the action and appropriation OF
Your honorable body IN aPprUPriating the OF
Haa Walla and Wallula wagon road. And we alsC
believe said action meets the APPRECIATION of the people
generally. i. W. SwEESEV,
March II, 1876. Nm FUDGE,
W p Bruce.
, 1876-03-25
DOWN SPECIAL RATES.

MerchaIlise Fruit and Vegetables, same rates A.
above Ter ton measurement.
Wool, One-half more than the above rates per ton
xei.,ht BET hiAss each y Z cents.
WOOD sand, Stone and Live ssoek AZ agreed cn
rats up or down, By car load
Double rates On fast freight up CT down >,
All freight not delivered before P. u. On The day
after It is received at the deprs Will Be stored 81
owner expense and risk
And all freight received depots viii be at owners
risk OF fire until shIPpei or delivered 20 eOneignees
All bills payable in gold silver coin before delivery
Il freisLt-
NgrE-The charges OF the WAlla WallA WallulA
Transfer Company on down freight transferred 20
o. $ y Co.'S boats including the business Of for
Wtrling is 80 cents per ton And mp freieht, re
ceiyei from D. 6 " Co.'S boats and forwarded, VI
Der ton. All down freight, for forward shipment,
not eonsirred 10 parties at Wsllula, wl De turned
over 70 this Transfer Company 70 forward.
, 1876-03-25

TrzrrENaNr GAEyEr arrived from Fort to!v.4.e Oh
,. ssi lie repor., snow about tl-ee feet aeep' the
-s,,e- rs,rt Of the way. he was nine days Inakns
the t ip, and SIT badly snoW-bAnaed lis i-l' eye 1
much i,.fAmel TLe Lieutenant Is On hs way 70
San vrnrl,ro but will te complied % remain here
!. Jew days 10 receive meiIcal tTeztreut-
, 1876-03-25

--,,rr-7 yIsrov.-on Saturday, the is-h, Mr..
- Parks. had what is termed hergyHn rs-
-rrl from his left eye The affection had existed
...y.r,l months and had rendered the eye entirely
=. Dr. Blal ck performed the operation, which
81 r,fgflI gave immediate relief. The man can
- ,y.I and IL rapidly recovering.
, 1876-03-25

NEw BErF BUMDNG.-WoTkmen are now en-
gagged in removing The frame structures at the cor
ner Of Main ana Second streets, preparatory to the
erection OF a two-s,ory brick These lots areowne,l
by TLos. Quinn, ESQ, who will replace the present
wooden buildings by twa-story brick We are
gr.tifed to notice an improvement OF this char
aeterr showing it does that notwithstanding the
duh times rnen OF means have confidence III the
future OF our town.
, 1876-03-25

s.1,HrIr1c.-Proi. r. D. Kennedy Of C'4li;orn-A'
will lecture on marriage, and mate two or Three
couple Of the young folks at The Advent church on
saturday, March 2jth, a. ~ O'Clock, p NJ he WI.
49,. lecture On Seience and Religion, at the City Hal!
= sunday n % O'Clock. p. Il livery one, both
lI;rs nj -.utlsuen, invited 70 attend ADMISSION
- t-5-h iscfuTrs Tree
, 1876-03-25

The u. -1ioDlsTs propose holding eertsnni7! tea
,,,r-v at the City HaH, APril 18th al that have
~. interest OF the ehursh at heart and al! others
ia, Will are invited 70 lend helping hand All
, are cordially invited 10 dress IN Cd tine y
, 1876-03-25

NEW sTooE--The san Francisco Cigar Store, next
door TO Dusanbeiy Bros, has received fresh impor
ta;ion OF choice Havana cigars tobacco etc Persons
who wish 70 smoke a genuine Havana cigar, VIII call
at the san Func.soo Cigar Store, where they
to get the genuiue article. Also. d full stock Of
not iols and many other articles both useful and
ornamental, ali to De sold cLeaT.
, 1876-03-25

PREACHING at IL Seventh Day Adventist ehureh
NJ sunday the 25th inst, at II o'clock, A. NJ md
II. Subject fUr the evening, The uiNi7h
,,-s- IN ne Light Of Prsplecy - embracing The
t,ru question: Inch NV tro'.o4l;i tHG ntt1oi'
OF Europe. o
, 1876-03-25

,....yr BrrlurSGs.-A person who has taken the
81, .,uut. informs Us that he found fifteen
-. fqi.Iings On lain street During resi-
,-..., over ten wears We have never known as
-.u- y,..at buildings III the business part o1 the
, 1876-03-25

THE Old Way Thursday last We noticed George
Colly, teaInst- II, discharging iuu load Of mer-
chan !ise for Adams Bros, brought up by team from
the landing. Tins is the rot ofthe warfare between
the rti.roal and business men, AMI shows that ID a
contest of the kind 10th parties likely 10 sutir
, 1876-03-25

--s FxPryIs.-The ordinary expenses Of the
..,,,,7-r. last year were less than 5000. Our
fal,r can make much better showing than that
.fsv spent more money and have nothing to
-, for t.
, 1876-03-25

rar Gur, LAD, who Was so severely injured at
..-,-- caass, is not doing as well as could be de-
-- HIS general health is failing, and this added
,.t, saJuri.s renders his situation precarious. He
b. -f-~ y. care of Drs Bingham aud Blalosk, who
r,.r, everything they can for his relief, but ap-
.-.r--.l tfst. the, may have 10 remove his leg.
, 1876-03-25

rmsw,rrR. The Umatilla River is higher than
..t,.r..n for yllrs- The bridge at Pendleton was
.- -.., dancer Of being carried OF, and all the
IAN. .-s-, of tl.- mountains are very high. The
r9rf- Blue Mountains, on the new road is i'm
-,.'-. aul ;l stages have 70 climb over the ridge
--,-.a .-.lt eanty Ets 81 force % men on putting
, 1876-03-25

r,.r.S-ys. Tie entire expenditures OF Eugene
.,a year ending in March foot up less than
~. .,.. ,.sauprel A.. with Walla Walla, the Eugene
-. - must Is q poor set Of corInorants.
, 1876-03-25
WaIIa Wa!la & Columbia RlyeI
Rates orr Down Freight,
Rates on Up Frei& IN t.
[PER TON 4EAsURENEsr, osl

GOODS, NERCRdNDISE, EfC, ETC.
From Wsllula 10 WaIla Walla................s5 50
From Wallula % Whitman 90
From Whitman 10 Wala Nalil----------------l 90
Pianos Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, Queens
ware, Marble and Castings, taken only At owners
risk Of damage and brv4kag,e.
Acids, TurpeutIues, Burning FLUIDS, Oils and all
other liquids al owner $ risk OF leakage.
Fruits, Vegetables and all other pershAble prop
rTty, at owners risk OF frost and decay.
Furniture not loxed, and all Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements, up or knbrked down,
al owners rs < OF damage and chahng.
, 1876-03-25
-~-~-~---~-~-1~-
VOTE OF THANKS

At special merting of the Knights of ST. Patrick,
held on March 70, 1876 resolution adopted
tend-ring thanks to the following fox fayors
received on St Patrick day
Sisters of CHARITY;
Hon. W. Il. Newell;
Rev Father Duly;
Military frUm tie Garrison;
Also Hon James Auliff
1. RCssI.LL., Secretary.
, 1876-03-25

,r.r,yra Is about 10 return 70 the Atlantic
1r.. Professor has been quite successful as
S-''. .-....l- If the youth, aud has many friends
aa i.'' ,..., r..,rst 20 part with him.
, 1876-03-25

RAILRoAD FREIGHTE.-At 4 tire when our people
are greatly excited over the question Of railroad
freghts, it Will be Of interest 10 learn What the
charges are on other railroad lines this coast. To
that end we give full list Of the freight eiiaes on
the San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad, re-
ported under oath TO a committee of the Caliioroit
legislature, nov investigating the whole question Of
railroad charges
, 1876-03-25

Ir,1rRs in the Il e Church sunday evening.
-. ed Subject, (" The Moekar-"
, 1876-03-25

vii not get Land ofaee at this session Of
l'l- !, really begins to look as though re-
Ioo-' . 3.l..,,e has no influence with democratic
, 1876-03-25

-or-sng TO the high water the mails are
...f to he 7e-y a irregular" A report from the
I.L-.r.e j. now IN order
, 1876-03-25

INST row are very irregular. The rea-
IAl -. ii i. TIE tsd condition of the roads
, 1876-03-25

GRANT CoUNTY EyrEEss, IS the name OF the paper
just established at Canyon City, Oregon 1t Is a 20
column paper, columns to page, and Is well ana
craditaby got up. We cheerfuily place the EEpross
uu our exchange list, AMI wish II abundant success