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FoRTY-EIGuTH CoSGREss FIRST
SESSION.
SENATE.

sENATF,
WASHINGTON, JGDt9.-tPrefs.l- 1.-The en-.
etc insisted upou ihs amendments 20 The
labor statistics bill, nnd appointed q COM
mlttee of conference.
Mr., Vance submitted the Views of the
minO Ivy OF the COMMITTEES on privileges and
election. regarding the Daayillo investigG-
lion.
Mr.. Allison, from the committee on APP
preparations, reported tho crnsuler aud
diplomatic appropriation bill with amend.
ments.
Mr.. Beck submitted a resolution direct
ing the judiciary committee 10 repcr, back,
with its opinion thereon, the bill referred
20 that comnaitieo IN December, 1888 pro-
viiing for the general removed oi political
diasblltics. LAID over iii tomorrow.
The Mexican soldiers pension bill was
taken M. The pending was toHiriEe out the
phrase ''f0r suppression Of the REBELLION
from Mr.. Hours amendment providiug
pensions for soldiers who fought In the late
war for the suppression oi the rebellion.
Mr.. Williams moved 20 Law Mr.. Hoar's
amendment on the table. Carfied--yeas,
%. nays, Is.
Several amendments were of red and lsid
on the table, and further consideration OF
the bill went over until 10 morrow.
The chair appointed Messr,. Aldrich,
BLAIR nnd iayard u committee Of conference
Ol tAc 4hpNI bhAfAA va
After an executive session the senate adj
journed.
HousE.
WAsHTgGToE, June 0.-tpress 1.-The re-
publican side OF the house was reinforced
this morning by the return Of number OF
mem bers from The Chlcago convention:
Bills introduced and referred:
BY Dingley: To amend tho act author
izlnc the formation ofnntioral banking 49,
sociations. It provides that all suits ct law
or In equity now pending or hereafter
brought toenforca the liability OF the share
holders in national banking association A,
for contracts and debis and engagements
Of such association, 10 10 the extent Of the
mount Of thei- stock therein ~ par value
thereof. In accordance with the provisions
of the Revised Slatutes, stoekholders shall
have the right TO SCI IN in defense there
of equitable discharge Of that liability bv
voluntary payment made before assess
ment ia levied upon stock by the comptrol-
Ter of currency 10 enforce said liability, or
any other equitable defense which said
stockholders may have 20 such defense.
Bv Golf: To repeal all Internal revenue
taxes on tobacco.
The house then went into committee OF
tho whole, Wellborn in the chair, on the
river and harbor bill.
At the evening session Of the house nu.
merous amendments increasing appropria.
tions for varions Improvements OF rivers and
harbors were offered and voted down.
After completing the consideration OF six
of the forty seven pages OF the bill the com'
mittee rose and the house adjourned.
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SUNDAY HARVESTING.

A number OF farm,rs throughout the
county, fearing the threatening aspect OF
the weather, which beiokened q heavy rain,
cast aside the custom ~ the land and be-
gan harvesting Sunday. Harvesting is in
iull blast all over the county, aud II will
not 10 long before new wheat will be on the
market.
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MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEw ORL.ANs, June 9-Fionr dull; ian,'
iir nominal; high grader, IS % ~ 1919.
Corn quiet out steady: mixed, 60 to 20;
white, 55. Oass quiet. Corn meal steady,
With fsir demsod; 50 30 TO $40 Hay IN
good cemsnc; prime. SIC /, $i7 80; choice.
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THE REu,PNOoIIY TREATY.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-fSpecial l-There
is an uu%accountable inditfertnce IN the
ways and means committee on The Mexican
treaty matter. After csTeiul investiga ion
during several dave, vonr reporter learns
that the bill that Mr.. Hewitt, a member OF
the committee. IL instructed TO report es
soon as possible, Is identical with the bill
introduced by Mr.. Stewart, Of Texas, one
week ago. IL 10 q fact that Stewart cot bis
COPY from Secretery ~.reli1ghuYsen and IN
troduced IL Inc same osy, ard st 10 also
learned that this bill was prepared by the
secretary and sent 10 Chairman Morrison
on or about May l5th. j. Mr.. Stewart had
not called on Secretary Ffelinghuysen and
discovered the bill and put IL before the
house IL is a matter OF doubt whether It
would have seen daylight at all. Mr..
Mills now Joins 10 the support of tho
measure with the Tex o delegation.
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PERSONAL---VERY. AND HARBonB BILL

WASHINGTON. June 0-Tspecial is. j.
Wright and wiie, OF Paris. ere here.
Mr.. Wellhorn hss been designated by
Speaker Carlisle 10 preside over the COM
mittee of the whole while the river aud
hsrbor bill Is being debated. Thls a COM
pliment to Mr.. Wellborn and TO Texas,
which has such q large interest in the bill.
The totol amount appropriated in tho bill
is $i2 600 900, OF which Texas 10 put down
for e75O 400
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CITY COUNCIL.

City council met in adjourned session
routine business.
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SARGENT & CO..
CENTRAL ~AGENTs:vOa

Fire and Burglar Proof snfa- Vaults Doors et, u big stock cpnst tntly or
hand. Genera agents fr NonpkreI Hefrigers uori irg, etocs D., hand
This Is tho best article II its kind it tho market. Con bfnation Cash Draw
crs. Globe Alarm Til Drawers, type Writers ths Hughes pat,ns Com p" :
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WISE MESSAGE.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-[Press. The
president to-day has seut the senate q mes
sage suggesting the prop.iety or congress
appropriatlng S5SS, 900 for the. purpose OF
usAing e complete end harmonious
seiection OF exhibits in behalf Of the gov.
ernment at tse New Orleans Exposition.
1t ives referred 10 the committee on apprc-
priations. The president says the i'm.
portance OF the purpose and benefits oil
the New Orleana exhibition are Continental
in their scope. Standing at the threshold
almost OF the unopened markets or the
Spanish and Portuguese America, New
Orleans 10 the natural gateway 10 that
trade. and the exhibition offers 10 the peo-
pie OF Mexico and Central and South
America adequate knowledge OF our farm
ing implements, metals, manufactures OF
cotton and wooden goods ana
like neceesar.es OF existence
in respect to which these countries
are either deficient or supplied to o limited
extent. The breaking down OF barriers
which still separate us from the iepubuts OF
America whose productions 30 cntire.y
complement our own will aid greatly in
removing the disparity OF commercial in
tercourse under which less than 10 per cent.
nf our exports goes to American countries.
trust congress will realize the
urgency Of this recommendation ard make
Its appropriation Immediately available 60
the board may lose no time in undertaking
GXLtuElN0 4 u IfOAo ItkSttsal ~ tHAsae
more intimate knowledge Of our govern
mental institutions and national resources
among the people Of our country and neigh
boring stateF, in a way to the
respect duet; in the family OF nations.
DoRsEY's DENIAL.
WASHINGTON. June 9.-[Press.l-Ex-Sen-
ator Dorsey has waitten n letter to
Springer, chairman OF the committee on
expenditures In the department OF justice,
in which he alludes to the testimony OF
NacVesgh and James AZ picturesque speci-
about Garfield, a miserable fabrication Of
miserable mao,. and says he
believes SALISBURY, of Salt Lake, Utah,
paid $500, 900 to the Bliss-Brew ster crowd
70 protect what the law ought to protsct
him In. and that George e. Spencer de-
elf Dorsey Sl2, 900 to pay Elkins for the
purpose Of avoiding Indictment and prose-
cution.
HI DANvuLLE INVESTIGATION.
WAsHSaros, June 9.-[Prsss.1-The
the Danville riots says that decent respect
for the opinions OF mankind should have
impslled the republicans to conduct the 10.
v~essieation with fairness and set forth its
results with judicial impartiality. A glance
st,ths majority. report would sat
Icy e, not :vs BEEN , Son.. % TSs eus snas ION
Was couducted with the sharpn ess, the
vieor Of the shutting of OF unfavorable
testimony, the leading up TO and ~sollcita.
ton that which was favorable. which usu-
ally characterixe the trial 10 O criminal
csse In q hustings court. Tbs people Of
Dsnviile. ell the way through. we're treated
o. though thew we're on trial with republi.
can senators acting - prosecutors. Thiors
Were assumed 70 be true, or tho
rambling statement Of ignorant Negroes.
though disproved bv Q dozen witnesses
Of greater Intelligence. both Waite s3d
b'ack. The report descr.5es the rio. from
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Cnmm.rrrni rrn.hc

Roasted java. Mocos ana Rio coffee q,
Loeb 4 Freibsrg's.
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Nav YoRE. Jara 9.-Scheou - IN ers'ga-
m.nt by- rromas b Bynner. jsve Ter, show
liz b liiies Of Sill COZ.
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Sugar and dried tsef sndsnoked tongues
N Loeb 4 Freiberr's.
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Fresh and g5ot y-ocs tss snt oromptls
livery. Loeb K Freihsrv's.
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Mother swans Worm syrup.
Infslinle. tasteless, harmless, csthartic
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, con
stipation. Csc.
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wssmYGroN, June 9.-tProtB.1-Nominr.
tioAs: Postmls,er-August Holseap'ol,
Cuero, Texas.
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rms rLfFR QUEEN AT DALLAS FEMALE
rSTITgr.

Areufnt;-Tho FlowetB INST In y er-
cinded BIZ in the forest 10 choose their
Queen, H. person discontented with the
world ekfxr, in the same place, retirement
from t}lres hud disappointments. The
FlowsrI talt &C love and duty: and the
Rsclus{ ienrning that TO III well the sta
too sltted by Providence Is to DO happy,
fesolveSto return again 20 usefulness and
contnukneub among his fellow creature.
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u g n II a. e.
MADE TO ord
Artists Materials. iun
Hanging and Decorating VIC 81
zion 10. IL viii pay you % see
get onr prices before buy ing.
RICE LIST and SAMPLES,
MANILTON x YOlNlN
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ChooIS Misses Bennis Clouf. Mamie Coleman
Laur3larris, Medic Bird, Annie sTink, Birdie
Dale.f -,
Poppk Misses Emma Moss, Ellie Rogers, LII
Fan Gfnter and Anna Swink.
Heath Bells Georgia Young, Edna Rowe, Mat
StraJk Lula Patton, Mabel Smith, Ada White,
sisi} biutof, Betty Lessee, Gussy Stoarns, Net
Tie Ulwin, Sallie Dixon. Carrie Dixon.
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1T PANs No TAxEs,

There are about 400 miles Of railroad
ewned by the Northern Pacific within
shis Territory. II claims from the gov
eminent fer constructing the several
sections which combined make the said
400 miles, public lands 10 the amount
OF lo,2a0.ooo acres. The value of the
road and its equipments In this Terri.
tory, including baiidings and other
property (not including It's land grant, ID
certainly not less than $4,000 per mile.
II has cost the company much more.
If assessed at $so,0oo-less than two
thirds Of its bonded Indebtedness
mile the amount sahiect 10 assessment
would he 100000. The land grant
appertaining thereto In very valuable.
The average price per acre received BY
she company for the lts.ooo acres Of It's
land sold last year in this Territory, wss
SAT-. The company viii not sell its
most valuable timber and coal lands.
nor lands upon which iron mines exist.
II In NOT unfair TO assume thai every
acre of It's land grant in this Territory
10 worth the government priea Of ss.50
Its value 10 estimated much higher By
railroad officials. Placing IL at govern
neBt prica the value Of the grant nox
claimed 10 be earned by construction
Oh its railroad is 80. $1,000.
BY these figures tbs salus Of Northern
Psoido property in this Territory d
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WASHINGTON GUARps.-At the meet
ing of Company d, National Guards of
Washington, seventy three members
answered at roll call. The company
has decided to give ball on New Year
eve. and al exhibition drill in uniform
ia the ballroom. This will be their first
appearance in public, and the members
are exertinR themselves to the utmost
20 make IL a success. Captain George
ID. Hills name was proposed as an hon.
orary member, and he was unanimously
elected. After his election the Captain
made the company present of $50
toward the uniform fund.
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EsrA wellesley q enrase.
Cana. OF. -. - Wo1eslsy teday
reached 6araso, sonns distancs south q
Wady Halfa.
wumsrs ffs0 KharSss1&
The heavy division of mounted in
fentry has arrived at Assouan. ku-
mors are current here that khartoum
hes fallen into the hands of the rebels
They probably smsnate from Zebhis
Pash2fs people. The Government has
beard nothing of the kind
Terrfme stsvm % ne British Islands
LONDON, Oct. "A violent north
west storm prevailed LAST night and
today throughout the British islands
and the neighboring ssas. Houses we're
demolished at Spields. vessels In the
Clyde wers drives from their moorin0s,
and many small wrecks are reported
along the coast. -Four vessels were
driven ashore OF Greenock. Incoming
steamers repors fearful weather en-
countered az sea. A steamer from Lis
bon for Cardiff was wrecked at Pen
zznce, and the German cruiser Undiue
was wrecked of the Danish coast. The
crews Of both were sawed
Victoria Notes.
VICTORIA, b. c.. Oct. 2S.-Rear Admi-
and hoisted bis flag as Vice Admiral at
sa. N. Rear Admiral Baird is At Ia
coma, and will be brought across by a
var ship on Friday or Monday. vics
Admiral Lyons and staff will sail on
the war ship for Taeona. thence by
rail for England.
= -. a. L.
fectIy. bat pending arrangements with
the Puget Sound Telegraph Company,
is not used.
Gladstone Attacks the Irish Members.
LONDON, Ocf. 28.-In the Commons
Gladstone spoke In strong disapproba-
ton Of the Irish members for their
structures ON Earl Spencer, Lord Lieu
tenant of ireland. II the charges they
make could be proved, Gladstone said,
nothing less than Impeachment of his
lordship was necessary. The Irish men,
bers interrupted Gladstone constantly
dnrinc his speech. and he expressed his
regret that they did not condact their
operations with more prudence and
right feeling.
The Growing Distrust Between I'm.
gland and France.
PARIs. Dot. &.-The English authori-
ties in Morocco are accused of melting
the Sheref against the French. The
French journals urge the Government
to take energetic measures. Ii is re-
ported that an ironclad has been ordered
to proceed from Toulon to 1anRier to
act for the protection Of French in
terests.
~ Lacks Confirmation.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 26.-The report
that Sir John Macdonald has secured
subsidy for line of steamers to con-
nsct with the Canadian Pacific and ply
between British Columbia and Japan,
lacks confirmation.
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shown TO b - . lcv estimate orr
es3o000oo. upon fhis property that
company psys no taxs<- Il paid nons
Lass year. All over the Territory the
funds Of the several countiss ars short
BIZ large amounts dns from this con-
pary. School funds run low. and other
property holders are forced 70 make
good the ds6cieucy. The tax lsvy -
based upon an estimated valuation Of
absns 450,0O,0oo. II Il fixed q ~
mills. Were ths Northern Pssifc prop
srty asseessd this rate ceuid BE- reduced
TO NOS over X miIi& Did that comps-
ny pay is taxes - do other citizsns.
thsre would be surplus revenue on the
meeting Of the next Legislature sum
cient TO justify q welcome reduction Of
the rate.
The Northsrn Pscific should confri-
bute 70 the Territorial revenue for the
present year NOT less than $4,000, .
sum sufficient 70 support the whole
Territorial Government. II the rate
we're redaced one-half and the North
ern Pacific paid it's taxes in common
with other property holders. sufficient
revenue to meet ali expenses Of the Ter
ritory and an ample surplus for erection
OF an Insane Asylum or Territorial
Prison would be derived. The average
rate levied for county purposes, by the
several counties through vhish the
Northern Pacific Railroad runs IN this
Territory, 10 not less than one per cent.
II that company we're this year 10 pay
taxes on its property in those counties
a. other citizens and property owners
are compelled 20 do, II would sontribute
t330Oo0 to she support of county gov
ernments, and NEXT year and thereafter
the rate Of levy cosld be reduced forty
psi cent. and still yield ample revenue.
Az the case nov stands, every property
owner In the Territory Ia forced 70 pay
nearly double his just proportion Of
necessary taxes In consequences Of the
neglect and refusal of this Sinking cor.
porstion TO bear iss just portion Of the
Burdens Of government. Nearly one
third the landed area Of the Territory
has been and 10 withdrawn from settle
ment In favor Of this company, leaving
upon settlers on the even sections with
In and on lands without the limits Of lie
grant the whole burden Of Territorial,
county and city expenditures. So long
a. this state of affairs continues the
public must suffer. When the land
gran. 10 forfeited IL viii be settled upon
and help 10 support the government.
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FOR SALE.

Sf0 ACRES or THE FINEST
AHO Farming LAID in King county.
situated within half a Esile Of stuck Rail
WAY Junction. IL Il all b1tlon land: ten
acres cleared half mile OF ditch: will
sell in one piece or In se-acre tracts. as de-
sired. ~ so per acre. Title pe-fect. Ap-
ply TO James lloyd, on the place.
TIMOTHY KEANE Owner.
Stuck. Oct. - ISL. cc9In
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NORTHERN PAorFIo 0FFIoKRs.-The
new board has reelected the old officers
as follows: President, Robert Harris;
Vice President and General Manager,
Thomas f. Cakes; Secretary, Samuel
wilkeson; Treasurer, Il. Lenox Bel
khan
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DIR. MINTIE's peculiar treatment Of Pro-
lapsus Uteri falling Of the womb, Lucorr-
hea (whitesi, and all kindred female trou-
bles, symptoms Of which are backache. burn
Ing pain on top Of the head. feeling OF debil-
ity, general weakDess, lsssituds. low spirits,
feeling Of languor and nervousness, Is the
most sensible, radical. successful aud legfit.
mate known TO medical science. No humii-
asing personal examination necessary. and the
disgusting spectrum practice. 20 prevalent In
the treatment of these diseases. ID entirely
done away with. as not only being Of no bene
A.. but positively injurious. This fast has
been demons rated In thousands Of cases In
San Francisco and surrounding country. which
have been permanently cured By DIR. MISTIE,
after the old sPecnlum plon had failed.
CoNSU LTATI0N FREE.
Il will cost you nothing TO consult the Doc
tor, and II your case 10 durable he will frankly
tell you. and IL GOT durable he will not under
take it. thorough examination and aavice.
including microscopic examination and chem
ieal analysis Of urine. s..
Gall on, or address, DIR. MINTIE. Once,
rooms and Q, Retel Brunswick, Commercial
street. Office hours, 8 to 8 daily evenings. 9
to 8.
ONLY ONE CALL NECESSARY.
Balance Of treat ment, until cured, conducted
from his office 10 eaE Francisco, Cal. % 81
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CosaoSxEs By THE wAILA wALLA.-
The wslla walla arrived from Fan
Francisco yesterday morning with
freight for the following consignees
A Snyder. q Il Brewstsr. A Z MacCulsky
4 Co. Hardy a Hall, ] NJ Lyon. Moran
Bros. Puget Sound Furnitnrs Co. W Ne
Comb W A Mcpherson, WIN Elder, II
Stande, E Etdridgs, Seattle Lnmber Co,
Gordon Hardware Co. J + MeDsnald, Z
LoAe 4 Co. p Frederick. Eveleth 4
Mask, n w Fruit Co. Sresovich, GRAY 4
Co, Schwabacher Bros 4 Co. o co.
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Money Market.

NEw YORK, Oct. 2S.-Money easy at
l@lS per cent; prime mercantile pa
per, 0ia6 per cent; sterling exchange,
bankers bills dull at $4.s01s; demand,
$t.sSsl.
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CALL.

YOU'VE MEMS INDEPENDENT
l. Political Club. There win De q
meeting OF the Young Mems independent
Political Club. In executive se~sioa. held
II the Court House. on Thursday. the Ssth
day Of October 1854. a. o'clock .. m.
Al members are requested to be prrs-
en- G. NJ. HAI4LER. Prest
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Bro HAuL.-Certain parties who have
recently lost goods suspieisned that
they might be in the possession OF
Michael Drozstrowitz. who resides on
jackson street. Legal steps were taken
and search warrant placed in the
hands of Constable Thornton. That
officer at once proceeded tothe premises
occupied by Drozstrowitz and wife, and
made search. Among other articles
found there were 81 gold and silver
watches, 81 chains. Z pistols, 16 umbrel-
las, and any quantity OF jewelry. This
stuff was taken TO the Justices office,
bat 80 far none of it has been identified
as stolen property. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Drozstrowitz we're very wrathy, and de-
clared they would make il hot for the
officer who dared TO invade the sacred
precincts os their domestic domicile.
They refused to take q receipt for the
goods, or TO take back the stuff after it
had been examined, but il is thought
they will feel better about il today. In
the meahtime, any one having lost any
thing in that line will lose nothing by
calling at Justice Cann's office and leav-
ing description of the missing articles.
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DENccRarrc MEETING. - Bells Hail
Was well filed lass evening with ladies
aud gentlemen, who assembled TO hear
some OF the Democratic candidates fer
otilee SPEAK. q. A. Hill vas chosen
Chairman, and J. I. Ronald. candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney, led OF, max
ine fAs speech Of the evening. lie was
followed by John Collins, Charles y.
Munday. j. N. Lyon, W. Ii. Whsttiessy,
b Brown. IT,. Robert Abrams, Roswell
Scott. q. 4. Hin. Mr. yroosnan and
other Democrats.
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PFR SrRAMRa AExHco.-Aa entirely
res assortmens u Druggists Snndries.
such - hand mirrors. haiE and cloth
brushes. couahz, nail and tooth hrashes,
str, carefully sslected from Easter,
stocks NJ the rasiac Drug Ssors. Frat
street. oc.9
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DISTRICT coGET PROCEEDINGS.

October 29--Court met pursuant to aa-
tournament.
The divorce case Of Annie Wilson VS..
John Wilson was referred to 4. III.
Carr, Esq.
In the case of s. Baxter d Co. VS.. j.
II. McGraw, Sheriff. notice was given
OF an appeal to the Supreme Court.
John III. West, native of England,
was admitted to citizenship.
In the case of Chiuaman No. va. Ell
we'll 4 jackson, a suit for wages on CON-
tract, default was entered against de-
PENDANTS, and judgment in the sum of
$271.
In the case Of the Territory Va. John
Burns, charged with adultery, the jury,
after being out about two hours, re-
turned verdict of not guilty.
The case of the United States vs. Sam
Willv, was taken up. and the hearing of
evidence for the prosecution occupied
the afternoon.
Sentence was passed upon a member
of prisoners previously convicted.
Adjourned until $3.50 this morning.
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NOTICE.

aFEMBERS OF STEVENS posi-. G.
Nk A. r.. will meet at their He1dousr-
tiers ~ O'Clock p. m today swedn asdayl.
to attend the funeral OF the late John
Wilson. By order.
]. n. GRTswOIsD. Cotunanser