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, 1879-06-09

+bo to,vp of Krasnnyot1sk 11as beon bui]k ex-
,r..atv a. a nort for This ,rado. Opposite
xrosrovot1sk. an tho vast oonst Ia tho town
~ min vhiol, e Ii intondod To connect by.
~, will triftis. tim. obtn,utnp railway oon.
mnn)cotion with rotI. on tho onstarn Bhoro
- ,ho n,oc1 aon, and giving direot and
sno.3r co,nmnntcation botwaon Central
AaIn aufl nil rnrt3 Of Europe. Tho diA-
tanoo betwaon Khiya md Krasnovodsk
Is about 45o miles. Tho country be-
twoon tho two places, besides being desert,
Ia oyorrun hy honlo of wandering TartarH,
numbering about million souls, and known
to bo tho moat savage brignuds In the world.
It Is to subduo those Tartars, or Tckko Tnr.
co,naus, "a they ara ealtod, that tho expedi-
tton tn tho direction Of 1ferv ia intended.
Owing to soarcity Of wator, II ID impossible
for nm oxpcdition of srtiiotont szo to reach
them across tho desert T1loir homo Is In IN
oasis lying along the northern borders Of
pers;o aud Afehanfstan, soveral hundred
miles soutf, Of tho route boswoon Khiva and
Kraanoyos1sk. It hns therefore beon deter
| ,njnod to start tho expedition from Tchfki-
sl,ar, the most southern Russian port On tho
Oaspinu. It will march up Tho Attrck River
10 Clint, and thence MP tho snmbarra hivor
| to Tekko. by this menus only can adequate
forces cnter tho Turcoman country. Ihe
, 1879-06-09

Dohrl quorum. Ifo got his money for tho
SroFronp vote, t,ut ho got nothing for going
over to tho N1ouo11a Legislature, 1,coarao,
being little }ate, tho n,ouoy Ind MI given
out. .rokinu DE- rAor'H testimony nn
throuoh. Il falls to es.nbIisl,a cnao Of bribery
nxainst Ks11oon, but It Enthusiastically estnb-
lislles ono against Srorronn, tho bourbon,
WHO sent for him to conyict tho former Of
tho very otrense Of which l.o stands convict.
ed himself out of tl,o month of his own wit
ness. Moro that, this, thu witness showed,
oven without tho trouble Of croxB.o1,
animation, that Tho pAcKAnn Legis-
1nture waa brotou down by the
corrupt use Of money, md tint largo suins
were xpout III tho interest Of srorronp to
SECURE quorum III tho N,ouon1A Legislature.
Mora than thi4. ho satisfactorily proved TINT
tu1ltlozing hal boon practccd, and tl,at ho
received bis knowledge Of Ito oporntions of
Ito bu1tdozera from ono Of his own relatives,
who commanded gang Of tl,o1n, and whose
yarnino to lin ouablel him to sayo hIs own
lifo.
How much reliance may bo placed upon
tho statements Of Dr. LAov, or my othor
LouisIana po!ItIctau 70. that, is nut worry c|car;
, 1879-06-09

HIT this IL not tle case. To illustrates
Twenty silver shllliugs in England arc
worth ono ronnd, Or, IN ronnd nunaborH,
81 Of American money, because that
is their 1egal-tendor value at home;
tlcao twonty shiltings, whom brought
to tho United Btatoa and tnkon TO tho mint
for coinago at TO tho Treasury for certificates,
nro ratetl only at their bullion valuo, Of, III
rquud figures again, thoy aro worth only III
ror cont, at tito present bullion value OF Sill
yur, whicl, would anaoant 10 $@.15. Does
Mr. FEnnY presume that anybotly will engage
In tho Improbable business Of buying up
foreign silver coina nt their face vaiue IN
Europe and paying tho cost OF tranaportn"
tion to this country, in orrlor to tako out
certificates issod ut bullion rates, thereby
losing wlateyer dfiforanoo there Ia between
tho ballion and 1ogal-tonaor coin value of tho
eilvor2 This Is about tho last business tho
Wall atreot brokers will embark In, nnl thero
ia no danger, under tho conditions OF the
WARNER bill, TINT tho silver coin OF Europe
will take 10 itself wings aud ~ 10 thls oonn.
try.
Tho simple faet Is, that the WAnsEH s'!7es
bill provides for practical demonstration o.
silver. lust ns tho present Inv provided re-
monetization In theory. At the Bamo tims
| that it furnishes M opportunity to tho own
crs of silver to utilize II in monetary why
oitlor by having their bullion coined OF b,
taking ont certificates Of deposit TINT will o'
current, It giyes such Bilvor.owuers nothing
| fhnt9 H. IA Nrtrnij,
, 1879-06-09

Now II ia Englanda turn to apologize for
tho acts Of her agsnts, providing tho news
received by tho .Gornan Government le au-
thontio. Engliahmcn ara reported as hay
ing aaetroyed tha German Mission Of Natal,
mud, in addition, ili-trcatcd the missionary.
, 1879-06-09

Fourteen buildings in tho business portion
Of Dwight, Livingston County, ILL.,, were
burned yesterday. Tho loss ontas}od whs
quito hcavy for 30 smait town, tho aggre-
cato bang 800, 900. Insurance to tho amount
Of $o3,001~ ID reported.
, 1879-06-09

A correct list Of tile Circuit Judges eloosod
throughout Illinois Inst Monday is published
IN THE Ta1pusx's dispatches this morning.
Politically, tho Judges stand thus Repub.
ljcans. &c: pomocrats, 10.
, 1879-06-09

rAnn Tho p'li'at'olpsia iin"nster, WHO mas-
f}erca Ills daughter, Is In n hurry to he 1suuG.
Why not accommodate him. aud let lis c1peri-
cnce Tor once summary taking oil Of such u
hardoued wrqtchf
, 1879-06-09

md bourbon Democracy, tho opening Of tho
contest rrcsages An easy victory for Dir.
FosrEn, AMI consequent insurance OF future
Republican atlccosscs there.
, 1879-06-09


necessity, and sent s'F eARsEH "oIssesf
TO sonth Afrie" to rel1e7e s.s !3sHfhE feeaE !
as High conm'assonss, aaa !o'o oneM1s
roRp as commnndcr' OF sne 1osooh IN 'hn'
section. whers disturbances. ha7e 1or gone
tisno existed. Gen. WolskIEr VIII haeo
charge OF both civil ana military euaata ~
Natal, Trnnsvaa1, Bas'soaana, ana Anlo!ana.
Ills succosscs ut Coomassla anu III tne !teo
River rebellion havo given him reputation
for being tho most al;al'ful dlp!omatist ana
best eoEdlcr to manago eitalra on TUG 1son-
tiora Of civilization which the Engtsh army
| possesses. Il is probable, however, thas lie
Will not reach tue oape IN t'no ~ p1"s"ut
repetition Of tho dssastera which tho zueu
wnr, under tho management Of hora o'tzhha'
FORD, Inns already cnnaca. hofntoreements
having haon reoeivad, Lord CAEhMasoan mas
commenced anothor invasion OF Aula!and'
The sohcmc aaoptoa by him II 70 ponetrate
tha country to Uluudf, oETE"Axo's hcad-
quarters, with Two oolunns' oaeh opef-
ating Independently Of tho o'hes, and
from points On tho Natal 1fonaef
about ono hundred and hftY miles apart
Ono Of these colusnus, uudor Ten. oREA1ook'
| :" w DeA''-~-N~ $500 -"' - =
Lower Tngsin, by ths coast road 70 she esosa'
ing Of the Umsasooss KsveE, whore 1t Is to
nwait NOVA from tho othos, and shenca turn
in}and TO Uluntl'. THO other cosuun, 1nder
command OF Con. NzwoEaAEg, 's TO move 10
the east, in the direction OF olunds, from
point On tho Blood River, thirty miles from
iss junction with tho Buffalo. Each Of these
columns consists OF botwaen thisty-hvo hun
drod aud four thousand man. Iho hitter IL to
approach Ulundl by the Falloy OF ths White
umvolosi, and is to bs reinforced Gu roato
by tho command Of Col. Woop, which ro-
! Gently mot With such disaster at kanhnla
! Kop.
| The present sehema a'nesa ONT ns1'e from
that OF lust wanser' Ihe lat'ef was MOI ohls
abortive, but leu TO great saef1nee OF h!e'
An attempt was thon nude TO invade tao
country w1th 'hfoo co'amns, oao
to start from tho Lower Iagoia. au'
other from Norkoa Dflfs' anu tne
! third from Utrecht. Ihe fate which oaoh Of
these moi Is well known' anil eaoh AFFORDS
: cloar illustration Of tho 1aas mat oeaofo' :
: in tho presence OF untaasnt aasa9os eYon'
. cannot Vlolato military pr'nolp'o ny soast"'
; lag h'a men without paying a hea75 penalty
O Ths achemo attempted Inst winter bad tht
, advantage, however, that tho Tngola ant
, Buffalo niVor6, which separate Natal IRON
n Zululaad, werc unfordablo at that season o.
4 tho year. Natal was not, therefore, liable <
n Invasion by the zntus while tho Eaell8l
y troops were In their country. both river
!, are now forf1ablo at any plaoo, and tho entire
/, frontier OF Natal will be lof0nBeleaa uu1el
, 1879-06-09

4 hoavy frost Saturday night Ia reported
to hare tlone much danago 10 crops in Vor-
mont and New Hampshire.
, 1879-06-09

st,n 1,;n rrta fat of the tOGnSurB iH
"ss' -. ,,'s s ,,a,r @ - ,ho 1,amocrot,o sanate,
Nv" 'A' '''' '."-as -------
ouonuEr or.uonoprn
7, 1a@7 y I,oot ,nade its opnoaranco in
,,,,.. wi, or,;,1od nS{oncy. lis I,ays md
11:s,.-,. ~ H., a,n 1,xvnr Y poon. of N{sssa.
..'.s..,, s,,nh q 80, ~ o,cc snycasts tho
..o'1' =. =, -, .,o,n,;o~ ,'ot;ora of
1oea tl''' tao "'tnut e ~-.1' -.
money arc dog1natcally sos !oetn "s ''o
"laws," and TINT Its hiatory" Is written to
~ Aha oeaurntion. An examination of the |
,,.,,- ;,.otf M onlv conf,rus this suggestion.
49,. 1 ',;sa,aa.. oro,vt, NJ opot,a,n md cool |
ous 'aS.;e ~ .,sto,,;ht;tv ~, tho nart Of tho
's1;.sa -, =. fn;.1r tokc, awov one,s breath,
~. n.''.. ~. s"ss.ao - t3,,a o,o;n il ,na7c.
,.Tn, snh,.ct NJ money has been trcatod AZ COM
Ing within tho range Of tho exact sciences, the con-
clasons being aspamea to ID IN tho natnrs .!
demonstrations uhas & lucy ,,Sns m!oy ;,,o "an oc.
.oo.o ',a snp,,ncn,al tr,,hs for more tfnn two
] thousand years. Is dno to the taet that subject
which coula only DO made tn ss'd to sig,a ana'ysa
''as been treated attcs tue 'hh""'s u ""''t'fA'
anu u gus oeaoois A. Do,n,. ,ors ~ ,,onov
tno os'oo % ~ 49,. ,,,o1,, ,v;t,,,, tho ronro
"ntcA o'no ..41 -. l.. on,h,1iod
u .a' eA"o1 "o'oa'' s.s.a.ao~...
III .noau p"." ."'am. ,n.t,,s oro .,vor. IN aomaud
~ tho eo.. II nrodnctIou. their valun IL AnsourE
dcncnaiu9 upon ono condition, cost. That Of Al.
obcr artlclcs ls relatlve depending upon swo con-
dtiona.-acmana nna eoss. "a ~, ',sta,s %.%st
a'ses ,a ya,u" equivalent thcfe
to hciors thoy can DO made avaauio 10 their osn-
erp, and must ne nccepted IN exchange At their
l tar t.i nnH n
bo tho srAspAnu' Of value by which That o. Az
other articles ID measured. a. wthoas
| such Atanharda therc conld be neither ihu9strs'
wealth. nor c!slllzation, the Inference isFosiall'
| BILE that tho unlycrsal dcn'and faf tho psecioas
n,ctaa At thetr cost, and tho uniformity Of ther
suprly, arc, equally With moral lava part Of
| Gop'e providence with man"
E,,scwhera in ridlculipu tho doctrines Of
.,. u,,,,1,, l.. n3n,i,a fr,,a couse of vn,1o.
aNfa @'t., -, ~ ~. .,.,:.. - ..,,.., a,1
exohangeao'nty'- 1u'"N.1n y. n"pP'' ~"
demand'-to DO aIil'o"o.v ~ !" sv9a 10 "oA ="
70 other comiaos'''oS' ",1ao.' 4. s4o 4.'''S au'
pioion' apparently, enas Nv 10 'aoiooy o,et
turning ms 1aso''ta ooe'pa " ',o y. ",so1".e
va'na Of money. haa "h'atoss u 4o'gely
made up OF 9aosat'on7 iFo'n ceonot,'''pl
writer's, beginning w''n nat's''si'h' uas t'e
carefully nvo1ds quoting cefsMn passages 1so"
eminent natho1st'os' nosao's d. - @ei'eoo'
IN which tho tallhcy Of h's eos1 o. pfooaet'on
thoory Is demoa"t1htot1' md tho sa'ae Of
money shown to doponu upon THO fe1ataoh o.
supply and domand, lust the same as OF
everything else. .curlousiy enough JOHN
LOCKE Is almost tho only aathor thaS escapes
unmeaanrea oonsare' OF MIN foon says;
lc appears TO havo oeon tne oh!y ps'son soat m.
GTdt %VAse~s s@~*e " ~. "'s'''
, 1879-06-09
aslon with innol doub', md TINT tl,s, ho,,
an1iously looked for change Of con,nnna u


Babbatariantsm hns won oue vtcto.v a, L..
away over the Sea- Tic, hayc an orean,,..s.,, ,,
IN tonlun which saita Under The hl4, konn1Im,
tts!c os "WoFk1ngmca's Lords Day ,,e.t A..nh.
cinfon," Or, na 1t is briefly called BY thec ,xho
bavcnt tno or breath II cnu.nernta III. t"I,
ntrlng OF appelIat1ons tho IVY. NJ. j., d. nAn
The Goddess Greeks In Athens, It npt,+ara loa
lccn publishing n Sunday ncwsraper. smt. \,
anon A. ttis fnct tcnchcd Tho London Society !,
ret itself to work 10 vino tt,ts publication M.
at c1tstouce> ia au Introductory s.eo In t,s
strctlcnd. pnu,nhlcs was sent from tic nrr.x
printed In as classical Greek as could bo mu.
tered to convey 10 tho Sabsats-brcaker,
Ut tho Original seat Of learning ana
civilization the TACT. that thcy ver,
raising Nh fnsupcrhbte onstnelc between them
selves and MI hopes Of salvation, ani ut tht
same tfmo carrying their Subscribers a1ouQ "a
certain condemnation These pamphlets vera
distributed broadcast In Athens, ant rsport
says, resultod In tho "stopnagc OF tho sun),7
issue Of tho newspaper. sVo arc not Informed
whether It WAS tho arguments of the London
Eahbatastans that had thfs effect nnpn TIM
Athenian p,thfstcta, Of tllat Tue Greek n sh!eh
tho pamphlet was couchod WIS 10 orielual that
tho document was mistaken for certain sort
Of police restriction TINT had the effect IN
frtghtcn those against whom II was directed.
AZ al events. Athens II now without II,
Sundny morning news, and the London sttck.
lcrs hnyc celebrated their victory nt a,l annual
meeting and Jolly dinner. Nov they ought
| 10 turn their attention to tho Sabbath-hrcakvrs
| it home, w!sese they Will nna good ae|t.. 4
panlpl,l ct OF two might bo tried On them, bpk
! VIC doubt whether tte cifcct would be the Bamc,
|
/ Fears are entertained TINT the si1k eron Of
, 1879-06-09

I1on1ey's Tl.entre.
nendotnh strrc&, b~txccu Clark md tsaaffh. En+
4sgtment. OF the 1sdlaon. .81uaro Theatre Company.
''AftetmAtht or, Won At Lhht."
, 1879-06-09

THY f,u,cAao THtnrKk rss catabahcd branch oflcee
for he receipt Of subscriptions aad adsefacmehh A.
follows
NEW ToilK-nno,n 70 1ftbunA buudla9. Z. T. MO-
TApnxN. Manager.
rANIe, Frnnce-No. 1e flue he IA aEanEt.1ateifert.
u. MAilLEE, AKcnt .... -,
LONDON, rnr.--hmtr.ean Ezchsnge, 44o sttaud.
ukxnt r. GftLlu. Agent.
WASHINGTON II. C.-1jt1 street.
, 1879-06-09

NnvtffysN ThtdffEs
. Dearborn tt.ret corner Of Monroe. Tbs Ch!caf
Church Choir Company IN IN. NJ. 3. pinsfcrt."
, 1879-06-09

r., NHVTCkHf'h EHHHtf6s
Madson street, between Dearborn and stata. e.
fnatn1cut Of tho standard Theatsn Company. "Tnc
Little nuka.1
, 1879-06-09

Clark STREET, opposite the court.f1onio EnEaEt
.nept Of Mjas Roae Lisle. "The FountllnEt."'
, 1879-01-09

DURING the month of December a man
was murdered ut Fort WraHgrl. and the
citizens at once applied to Col. Crittendrn
Collector of Customs. to take charge OF
the murderer. lie declined to do so, and
informed them that THEY must take the
matter in hand, whereupOn a public meet
ING was called. the murdcre" was allowed
counsel and chose his own jurvmen and
the trial took place. The culprit Was con-
victcL of murder in tie first degree, SELL
fenced. and hanged in the presence Of
about 500 Indians and almost the entire
population of Wrangcl.
, 1879-01-09
COMMU lcATED.
FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA.

EDITOR ALGus:-Tmes in Il. G. are not
very promising, In the coal trade there
is plenty of shipping hut what with the
ow prices in the 5. +. market and the
burning question of Chinese labor which
rakcS employment ont OF the hands OF so
many white men. business is not rs brisk
rs The large shipments oi coal to San
Francisco would seem to Indicate.
laundering too has not been in as
Iealthy state As formerly, but this Is as
ommon to yourselves rs to us.
The northern god mines nj Cassiar
promise well, Judging from this season's
yield. which on the whole, has averaged
good. Cariboo, too, has yet ilattering
future before her, although her quartz eX-
ploraiions and enterprises have met with
Sundry pver.cs. Its remote position re-
tarls her prosperity, bur many OF our Cit
liens who are able to judge, predict that
such prosperity is well assured.
The Overland Railway. as with your
Northern Pacific, dragS its slow length
along. only witt, the difference perhaps,
that ours drags the slower of the two.
Great things just now. are being pom
iscd by our Dominion politicians. and
strong hopes are being excited of speedy
commencement of the road, in fact Vic
toiia as a whole goes her pile upon the
line being diverted from Burrard Inlet IN
Butte Inlet ms a terminus through tile in
tervention Of her pet member, Sir j. A.
Mcdonald. Indeed she is expecting from
him too much altogether in this matter.
and present hopes, like previous ones, a"e
doubtless doomed to disappointment. AL
ready, rumors of further delay for survey.
Ing some northern route are abroad. and
it will take all the diplomatic strn a ,em
that Sir j. A. Med. is possessed OF. to
Stave Off this railway business so as to
please the Canadian people east, who as II
Iule regard the whole thing as n mons
trouS and needless cXtravaganCe, a ID to
keep his Victoria constituency IN good
llumOr. But whatever may be the feel
iugs OF Canadians. national obligation and
requirements, terms made by the Domin-
ion government and recognized by lmpc-
rial authority, cannot postpone active
railway construction much longer, unless
some compensation is offered to b. G.. for
delay. 1t is only fair to the mainland
people Of B. G. to say that their pet idra
is Burrrrd Inlet as Il terminus. taking The
Frazer river valley as its route, but which
ever route is chosen, all British Colmbi-
aus are looking forward to its adoption
and use, as a cousummation devoutly to
bp wished.
When the long looked tor day arrives
that the first through train comes in from
the east, many British Columbans will
join with yonr correspondent in wishing,
''may be there to see
If agreeable you may have some more
jottin gs from Your b. G. TILLICUM.
, 1879-01-09

COOP For THEM BY private letter
from Neah Bay, we learn that the resi-
dents OF that place enjoyed their Christ
mas festivities very much Although we
published an item two weeks ago, descrip.
tive VI the demonstrations aT that point,
4 brief rrcapituiation will not be amiss
The writer says: Capt. Willoughby
had a Christmas tree on Christmas eve, a
dinner Oh Christmas day, and tinishe {
with dance on Christmas night. The
tree was magn iticent. All the employed,
OIL the reservation were invited TO attend
the whole entertainment. There were
presents for every one; also for the Indian
children that were attending school. The
whole proceedings expressed friendship
and good will to al. Capt. Willoughby
and his good lady spared no pains to ren-
der everything agreeable to II present
think they deserve much credit. Mrs
Wuloughby on being congratulated ant
praised tor the Kindness she had manifest.
ed on the occasion, merely remarked that
she chopped all would be satistic cd will
what had been done" The dinner woulC
have passed for No. | in any place. The
turkeys. plum pudlings and mince pies
were splendid, and everything else in pro
portion" We are pleased to hear that
such good time was experienced by the
people OF that place.
, 1879-01-09

BooT FLIRTATIoN. The handkerchief
and glove flirtaljoDs, abont which so
much has been published in the way Of
instructions and comments, have had their
day. fguratively speaking. and now DID
fair to be superseded BY new and more
Intensely interesting innovation known AS
Il "boot tlirtatiOn." 1t is said to have
been invented by II Whatcom county far
mer tor the especial benefit of tramps.
lie is making successful trials of it upon
such OF them as see fit to pay their res
poets to his domicile. We ace not yet ad-
vised fully rs regards the details and defl =
ltions in this new system, but presume
IN energetic and muscular son OF toll
could make himself easily understood,
even by a tramp who might be mere
novice in the new, symboIiral language.
, 1879-01-09

THE Seattle Tribune has followed Il G
lnteligencrr, and reduced the price OF
its daily edition to IL cents per week. 1t
promises great things in the future. We
hope its readers will be as well satisfied as
Its editor seems to be.
, 1879-01-09

Mr.. Seavcy returned last week from
Steacoom. He and Mr.. Booth, by per-
mission adjourned their examination of
Pierce County affairs until some future
time. They worked some sixteen days ON
the job as 1t was, aud found that it could
not be completed at one session without
Interfering with their other duties.
, 1879-01-09

Tomorrow morning the University
opens under deservedIy favorable cirGm-
stances All the teachers have returned
from their needed vacations; aud the schol-
aH from different points away from the
city have bcen. returning dCriug the week.
The school will open with full attend
nce.--,POst. OF Jan. 9th.
, 1879-01-09

A NEW stern-wheel steamboat is to be
built at Seattle, for the Stickcen river
trade. She will be l3O feet long, have 2G
feet beam and 4 feet depth OF hold. She
will be launched about tho first of March.
The engine will be built by John Nation,
of Seattle.
, 1879-01-09

FIREMEN's BALL. The members Of
"Rescue Engine Co.. No. l." propose
giving Il bail Oh the 22l of Fcbrra $. BY
the way, this reminds us That our little
fire company is getting on its legs qnitc
rapidly.
, 1879-01-09

BUYING RAILROAD LANDS.-Thc Asto-
rian says; "A private ter from Chcha-
lis Point. w. H., informs us that the Pu-
get Mill Company have bought up al the
railroad lauds in Chclmlis county.
, 1879-01-09

THE old Western Farmers Almanac"
should find place at the tirusioe of every
rural home in Washington Territory. II
costs but ten cents per single copy. and
can of course De easily obtained. Address
John +. Morton Il Co., Louisville. Ken-
lncky. Its publishers know JUST how to
ger up something which is at once appre-
ciated and valuable to readers. rs is evil
denced by the result of their labors.
, 1879-01-09

Go TO lie store of o. b. Gerrish & Co.,
for approved maps of The Pacific Coast
They have lot on hand, just received,
issued from the government office a.
Washington. These maps are accurate,
and are very useful.
, 1879-01-09
Local and News Items.

TIE Alaska arrived on Fdday after
noon.
, 1879-01-09

WE learn that the new steamer, Mary
Taylor, which started tor the Sound re-
Gently, sprung leak after leaving San
Francisco and had to put back
, 1879-01-09

Mr.. l.. c. Duval. the newly made SON
in.law of Hill Harmon. has leased and
taken charge OF the Harmon House, "
hotel at Stcilacoom.
, 1879-01-09

Nc CORBER dsCourses quite glibly in
the last issue of local sheet. He'll en-
balm his name yet in connection with
CIalam literature.
, 1879-01-09

WE are pleased to notice Mr.. TibbaIs
around again about his accustomed duties.
Our thanks are due him. also to purSel
Wafer, Of the Alaska, for their customary
favors.
, 1879-01-09

The Seattle daily "IntclIigcncer'' is
now sold to subscribers at ID cents per
week, and the "POst" thinks il is putting
Messrs. lIaniorl Il Co., to their trimps.
, 1879-01-09

Mrs. w. IL. Newell will continue tm
rubj,ation of the daily Statesman at
walls Walla. Charles Newell will edit
the paper.
, 1879-01-09

MARRIrp.-At the residence Of the
BRIDES parents at BelIingham Bay. ON
December 3lst, Mr.. John ChiIbcrg and
Miss Maggie jenkins.
, 1879-01-09

MEssRs. Wagner s. Roesch are now
fully prep ared to launch out into business
Nh a liberal scale.
, 1879-01-09

60 to the new wagon shop to yet yonI
,.hiclcs mcnled, or to set new work i'll
that line.
, 1879-01-09

THE N. Z. "'rimes" claims that mail
contract from Dalles, Oregon, to Yakima
City, w. T., has been let for about four
times the real worth Of tho proposed SER
Vice.
, 1879-01-09

COL. Larrbee Is writing letters from
Washington City TO the Seattle ''lnte''i-
yencer," about what he is doing for our
railroad interests.
, 1879-01-09

The "Ohice" a Don, o + this place, has
lately acquired Il new and more stylish
front entrance.
, 1879-01-09

TIE schooner Alfred is in limbo tor
debt, and will be laid up for month or
two.
, 1879-01-09
Notice to Credit rs.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE,
RryNonp Mani,SOuEsr. - Dec.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
N the undersigned Executor of the
last will aud testament of said deceased, to
all persons having claims against said de
ceased, to present them with the ne csNary
vorchcr>, to me. at my rrSidencei la Chin
acllm, jefferson county, w. T., or to ID.
W Smith, ESq..attorney tor said eS ate. at
his office In Port Townsend. w. T., with
in one year from the date Of this notice.
JIA RLES L. ANDERSON,
Executor.
January 2, 1879.