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About Liberal Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1??? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1872)
V h t f i It ; r a I g c a a 6. U r a n. PALLAS, SUItDAY, SEi'T 21 X. I II CCAL r cp r ill. I Can r r v SOStI NATIONS FOR 1ST. fllE BANNER WE FIGHT UN- - .. For President, i - 11 ois a c e an c c l e y . OFNEWYORK. For Vlcc-Pi-esiJeut, 23. GI2ATZ'BROAViV9 or Missouri. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS K. IX SI1 ATTUCK, of Multnomah Co. GEOEGEn. nELH, of Linn county. If. II. GATES, of Wasco county. 8 . . "I ACCEPT YOUR NOMINATION IN . so much so, that Renj uni:i was com TIIB CONFIDENT TRUST . Til At THK j , . ;ff j , , . n MASSES OP OUR COUNTRYMEN, NOHTII ' AND 'SOUTH. ARE KAGElt TO CLASV' j Ws ml CrI7 fl,r thc fP3CC of t,lirt.v HANDS ACROSS THE BLOODY. ClIASM 'day?; and lo ! when he had returned - WniCII HASTOOLONd DIVIDED TliEU ,e ,0ported the wonderful discovery, FORGETTING THAT THEY HAVE IS EES j ,, , n , lunni.mu "th;it thorp wis r.r.t i I i rf( Ir tn-n m EXEUiRS IX TUB JOYFUL CONSCIOUS- I NESS THAT T1IEY ARE AND itUST HENCEPQlvril XritETlIERX." HORACE GREELEY. MH. JOHN 1I.3HTCIIKI.I.. ; f If Mr. John II. Mitchell did notattain the height of the ridicu'ous when he set himself up as a "thorough lawyer," he certainly did shcn !i2 assumed the ri'e of an astute politician. In both tl.aracttri he iLa&es iueh a ludicrous exhibition that itis-aot ca.'y to decide fvi which' orthe two !:o pasisesca least qnaliCcatii u. l'ub'ic opinion, re think Will prono-ince his role of politician a iiitjc Oiore ani using than that of lawyer, ina.otiiuch as some persons know that he had a long experience as the paid attorney tf Ucn Ilollay j while no man, woman or ch!d who ever, beard him address an audience ior two uivouie caa ccnteniplate with- out dangerous laughter the idea of his undertaking to rank himself anion.' politicians. If a stranger ki.owinj: h . ' v ROtljiog of tlfis, Mr. Mitchcl', but lupposinj tlyat the Holladay King" candidate for U. S. Sinator must -9453 some quali5cati?ns ' for atcs. :acsbip were to take up thc papers and-rcaci crycr his namhy pumhy speech feeforc trie several Grant Clubs, he would probably imagine that its author was a perfect grammarian, a polished orator nd a statesman of (he first water. We would like to take that stranger in charge oncf intrcducc him to one' of the meetings over which Mitchell pre. fides as chief fugleman. We arou!d shew him Jjowlasies Furioso shaking his fists1 at everybody, beating thc air, pounding the stand, talking tl c wor.t nonsense and murrlerwig our noble language by his lii&H Founding non sense. It would be amusing to see how thc stranger bore the fall from the height thc sublime to thc depth cf the riuicu loas.i And i yet this man Mitchell a-pircs to tho exalted position, of Senator from our State. Thc idea is too prepoi terous to entertain for one moment. Oregon is now making her start in thc rank of States and it is only by a wise nnd judicious selection of our national Legislators that wc can expect to ariie to that prominence that our vast reFourcr3 entitle us to. Our Legislators nil went before thc people last June pledged agaicst the Holladay Mitchell Williams coalition, and they dare not go back on, their, pledges if 'they wish to live politically. We however tliall watch and sec if any of them Da"e jro Bkcome Esau's. JUv. Mr. Devorc of Oregon, a former supporter of Greeley now openly de nounces the chapparjuack and supports Qrant. Radical paper. That's, nothing Anothefc wolf in BhccpV clothing, named Judas Iscariot, sld Jcfus Christ for thirty pieces of Vilvcr. Let puvorc bpwarc of the fate ol his infamous prototype. J?EAiiiifUL SptcrACLE. The re. pvdiator, secessionist, Irish Catholic pig trainer, drilling the great army of patriotic Prottstunt Ilepullicaos in Oregou ! U boly M&bcs, what a eptcta- mtm ' ' ANOTillilt CHANGE. And it has come to pass,tha.t O.'Mcaru the rcpudiator, has gpn.o over to the Qrantites; and li.ai hoisted the name of the usurper Ulysses and the fiuow Jutbiq'' Wilson.' ft has coiuq; tu, .pass, that Q'Mcara tho "dyed in the yool,!!sceessionist,has been raised to be governor of the once .ureat Republican urty in Oregon. He claimed in a contest with the Oregunlan some time since, to be the ruling spirit, but Scotty said no! you area new convert to! Republicanism, and you must take ja back seat. Ilowbeit it came to pass in that controversy, when Iierijiimn their master, wanted some recreation lie took the two pup? by the ueck and shook them most lustily ; and beh'dd wheu O'Meara had fa, tcned himself irrevocably upon the car of his learned pig, that Utfiijimin became alanued for fear of the injury that Scotty might receive, aud ho cried with a loud voice, " get out you purp," yet the canine would not listen tut chastised hW antagonist severely, J OiCgGU. Not in these days it has o.. iu incb. uas it a j as, tit Scotty has been j come to i kicked out, and U -Meara placed at the helm of the the Ilcpubltem party; this must bo consoling to tho honest and true, oi that organization. OUit SUPKEME OUItT. This Court is now in session and di.--patchiys byiuess. as usual. . At the. present term tht re is a large number of cacs, and many of them very important. The bu?ine.x? of our Judges in Or.ego:i is increasing- at such a rate, that it calls loudly, for the actioa of thc present Legislature. It is a fhauie and disgrace, that or Sypreuio jud'' should be required trepend their whole time or nearly so, upon the bench, aud labor a they must necessarily labor to perfony tjuit duties as demandad by litiga,nta and the r.enn'o gene rally, for car the. pur; &uio of $2000 pecy Thc people call yr our best leg it minds on the bench, and they have them. Xow we ask in all cindor is it not right that .i ? ' t 1 e. .1 : 111 c nyc usatmn suou.a oy tymuu nc:ir1 commensurate with their ;,osi tion. Wo claim that it is an absurdi'y to say, that thc ju'g'3 of our Supreme Court ought to give their time, talent and. legul karu'.ng for that ftnill sum :irul if lbr 6:ilnft tlfllfl S.TV tb:it 1 1 1 0 . . . r , . m I ministerial officers ot t no court uier t - j nn-J febena, Miail i.-ave tor tnctr .ici vices 1 . r.. . , ,. . r- . 1 from three to ten thousmd dollars per year; yel thi: :c the slate of things at present. We would most respectfully suggest that thc legislature now in .session provide fur raising their salaries to arc sptctable Ggure and provide sotnc means whereby they will be justly com pens a teil for the auiount of Ialpr pcrXoimed. Let the Legislature do this j'lU thing aud the people wiil respond in approba tion, and j'Kticc will only bo done. Wc are aware that some men will cry "unconstitutional.'' This wail in thc blaze of thcnoon.day of the nineteenth ceutury is too thin That Caucus -Thc Mitchell-Holladay contortionists wriggle and twist over the caucus question nd seem to. think it a very grcvious sin to have a Repub lican Senator elected by thc thc assis tance of Democrats. They further more charge that thc acceptance of Democratic votes by Mr. Corbctt would make him less a Ilcpublican than ho is at present. It is well known to the people of this county that were it not for the assistance of Democrats, Senotpr Crystal and Representative Allen would not have been elected, and yet, is there a man in Oregon who can impugn their Rcpublicaaistrj ? Oit upon, such blau ent nonsense, say we I Tho Jactddiat Democrats look upon Mr. Corbett as being on honest man ouht fo bo ail inducement for Republicans to rally to his standard. Messrs Crystal, ard, Allen known the truth of tho above remarks and they furthermore arc awaro that their constituents cipccc them to vote for Senator Corbett first, la&t and every time. Til B LI ER I. CAM PAIGN. The Liberal Caujpaign progresses mpst favorably. I)ay by day iU,q Reformer ro gaining vutcs, their meetings, are being largely attended aud everything fcctykcDS a decisive victory over. Grant, (raud and cor ruption. It is umusmg to witness the dill'erent Ctands that have been taken by the Grant organs since thc incipjeucy of this gigantic movemeuf. When it lirut arose on the horiz iu it was laughed at as thc chimerical dream f a few enthusiast who longed for ppoil.s and uiueo. It was said that ou!.ido of the little band it had no .strength and that a fow months wouM dissolve it in thin air. Xovf however the pimps of the nep o.'.ist are getting frightened. They go back on their former assertions and while acknowledging it had, strength and power and was at c;!C lime iU'-"lined to sweep the country like a wlnilwiud they say it is on the decline." Ti e (Jrant organs may however howl us they well know Low. 'fjie plana con cocted by them tt Mtuy the great reloiin uuveuicnt have been but an inccotivc to promote it and to day fmur every . ii i uu nauoii coircs .... t, . .,,.:.. .. .t i i j uccl itn " we must have a change in tlic admiuistratiou." The j ;;reat fight now being raada is of vital important to the nation, it is the fight t ' of sixty thousand carpet bag oQce-; holdit g iOacncs on the public treasury j ti.-.an fVeiing, lor the sake of hut ling with the mouied p jwer ut their com- j lrU pov?er a corrupt executive aud ele- mand againt a whole nation of t eople ! - ,,W y?" ,UJUr 'h , -to . .folds lair to wieUl the rower ot that whoare urcd of war, and sectional j,,, jn teh-If of a d0wntrojjen proscription and we judge our fellow ; and oppreed people. countrymen pooily, tf at tho polls in November next, they will not repudiate iho present personal government and inaugurate an era of peajpe and prgs perity. Wuv nut JOLLV ? Tho bmeota-!dj,c lions of Jeremiah would Li a Hn..o of jy ifhen compared with the dolefu exprcionacf the folk county Grantifes siiuc they ha,? c lcajrcd, the cnoumcnt of the Luujsv.ill fiasco. The par. itc I , ' 'Y .i i aad ycoptiants who renominated the J Illinois tanner nun now to ineir C ; that the houest Dejj.icracy cau-nof; bo bought wjlh gold. 1,1 is true, howerer, that tVv esprrs! uua,lh0i 'W i T i.m ., , over the reult. Wliilo secretly weep tng over ti.eir laitttrc, in pu.'iiie uu-y. ; ,t,fc every thing hj g , V oa a i!., v wished. TJiev :Moire the nubile ! , t . , . n . .i ii- lh.it the loss to trant in the republic!! ' vote will be more than compc!..ifcd by addiiioi.s from thc Pcmorr icy. Vet d(pifc all Ibis they tie cvith nil y : unhappy. Why do they exhi! it tin ir sp.een mm .w. .uup i i I 11 . 9 Y 1 ar; . i :!,:.,,. ... i all I cuinctatS arc. . c ... ,. .... ii. , .. . i ... ) sinning : lC slionaiK nott.ei.i i.i'i-o and 1 e 1 1 1 v . 1 Who Ait:: the dis.kki mz:;:is ?-- Th'js-j tu::!nbvrs of t!io L gi' tturo wr.o arc trying to Cairy out the vihcs "t ; y l4su:i u.,m a e..iopleJo at.d ihorotigb the people in the seh-ctim of a United political revulmio ., -,Oid ihings ii.-.ve States Sen.for; or th.MC wh are try J ped aw .y. ..II ihingH b.eome new. , . . , , , riand ve must gia p t!ie iieMiit nnd liv ingtodeleat it, by tl- eleet.oa 1.?lu.,t w.nd, :id u, the eao-e Mitchell, who ii l!ie one nun can ii; ; ol ; iS,K.c iivc tur miwi hieli (lite. 1 is mi to Iu iionn tbeelloiihol wuy i:;:m r"wr "'L-i..-' j or a piity.who.tiue a.s lha needle to the LlDKRAL Rt.lMIU.tCANVs M F.MTiF.ltS, " p-ile, Woiks for the :id v.menneiit of eor r. rt 1, o- ! m t 1.1 ineii.Ies. That a joliiieai it-vo DlltKCTORV. Hon. V n .Simpn tnoa.- ll . . 1 I on. hi Ii.is.iikI diwnni un-'ii us .ami- her fur WesfrrM District of Ronlon, being a long rint.mce Jiom lionv, oas taken up hi.s reside nco at tlo; JmLan head quarter", Pa Hop's ll.lock. P. S. Ho'h furTIolla.l.v. Tilt: Qukm'Tom. We are frequently asked what shuU be done uodsr tin pres ent political condition of things. We an swer turn out tho morcen iry hireling", who have transformed our political sanctum into a den of thisves, witli Holladay at their brad. What's Tiifc .Matter. ? Political corruption stalks the streets at noon-day at our b'tatj? Capital with impunity. Henry Wilson alias Jeremiah Cole bath thinks that no Republican, can vote for Greeley, which reminds us of the story of an individual' who had been put in jail 00 eome technical charge. Ho sent for a lawyer aud told, his story. " Why," said tho lawycrfChcy can't put a man in jail for that." " Bjjt t hay have dono h'rcplicd tho victim. ' '5jkf what (bo qse of, telling me tiiey catf'" eory 4 'Wilson will find when rie is comfortably seated on his cobbler's 1 kit next November that Republicans will vote for Greeley, whether the? " can " or not XETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. MuNAiouxu, Skpt, 1S72. Ed. IIepuulican; Jn tny lt letter I gave a few reasons why Democrats should support Greeley. Xow, there. 'are u fyw Oeiiiocra who have have been waiting the aetiou of thc. IiOtiisvilJo Convention Lefore dc elaring thems: Ives for or against either Candida I o for thu Presidency. Xow what can (hose men Oiiiniso (Item selves or :o;.e fwr fium the action, of il at couvontiori. It u notoiiius y true that the wholo loio of tho 11. d eal pi e.is U brought lo bear ujton tio-e Democrats w!io arc soii,;m h:ir. tli.-s.iris-lied at the nomination of Orcclcv, know ing that the only hepe of the election ot Gra it, depend -i entirely upon tho dijsati.-fauiiou (u the Detune ratio i;anks, and it is a fact l.eyojid all cnntroveisy. that a united Democracy will insure the dwfeu,t of Cxraut, aud secure tin: ti iumj.haut thction of Greeley. Thi Leit g thi ease, and hc Louisvilks con vvnliou being in. the interest tf (Jtinf, and Ulick I'omeniV being tho leading aud moving fcpir.u in the uijvcineuf, he having Hold, his VViscmsin i:e.or to the Radical.-, and for t lie umof oUiJ.. DUO thrown the ii,flunte. iudi.a eily , of h,is New V.rk l)e indent I for tjr.mt, i it would be well for Demoerals to iou I er .vcr Lo result of their vote.ere tlu-y Qusi it to ueieai me noui'iieo ot their own jiaiijf. ioi oniy i.suree.ev me ,f ii r..nt" !... Ljj is the uom'mcj; uf a Lrgv U.rt4on pf the people, who becomu di:;aUs- I u"v' ' 1 jtrationol olhecrx, luvo deti j..m.re j,;irr y a.-uei atious lay Uetl w,itu the present ton upt adujiHis ttrmined to ulde rar (Jen, (jrant came i&to power flying at liis tiiSMihead the motto ' Let us have peace," auj whcr is tho peace promised ? rdic Ojily idea he us of peace 14 the ( eace tnj. medal the poiu. uf the Vaonct, that peacij which a ujilifa-y power enforces upon citizeos alien they a,s ikcir voice iu opiitiuu lo VJ, J,,, uiaj.tr. un, y Let Jave peace," and I a:i wed assured t,ho euliuicut wiil be reeclnxd iii every Dem.Krrrftic tent, " Let u h?ye paec t.y an uc of peace, that e 'toro he broken lal.nc ..I th Autricin t'oion, "Let in have r . , .i . ., peace by an act ot peace, so that tin- u ucli but yesterday was M nucd hy rateyij bbod. imy tovs green and V'V' H" r "iL ' Vel us lv ' Uiat c; i .y perl,-,. 't'mpju of ot:r iibertM.. .until It hball fl the whole earth uiih il glory, - Let u b.,v.- peac- ' bit, b eoot;,ne e ,:np!e. e,n,y tee. the ho.o wotld id men, ho rood nnd ideu.-unl it is for breliuiu lo dwell , j together in nni'y. j Fc;i ,,v kx. can oa cxtce: Mich .i pc.iee to d i .;n upon t'ic Und l, ' le c. eti m d (j,iilit t ,tti )tni expect ;i leN:orii:..n l i.i.i?r(- i- .1 i- l.i!iiiii4 .i'i.hii" llti i.i i I.v itLoLLng. u;ir !p.lt IV.,i (Ji i bo e,.!e cid.'i.iie. an I who w.i ,. . ..,!.., i I,.,.,. ..... r ..v... i-r.t i i, . t ......... j. . v , , - v.. ... ...... . i .,,..1 . r.i. ,. .,. .1 ... i t i. - ,..,, u:s v eciion Ur d ..u mh o ...- 1,1 ,L ,iiC v ,m'" I . .1 I ii .... . i ply lite anllilole lo ibe lil.-i to vi:iib l to: eou'i.iv is Mil 1 "l : 1 ae - em mii- , -f f..,u ;fj .,.;, 1. .....i ; UJ '"II H itniiia .-1 "ii ' - oru:r l leaen it, ienioci.us umol cio-v up the rank", inu.t bury the post in pi triotic ( II01 ts for the future, nnd then with Political honesty as their battle cry, the noontide oC prosperity will 1. train bless the land. 1 . 1 Ii ....... . . -. Srt.cn ln Staats, CHANGED The Portland Orcrtniti an.haa changed hands and its gentle manly editor II. W. Scott Esq , has retired from tho staff of thc paper. An association cf Republican gentlemen in Portland have purcha-cd the jasper and intend running it in tho interest of thc present adininistratiou. W. Lair Hill Esq. , has assumed thp, editorial chair and asks tho clurity of his readers. Wc;are acquainted with Mr. Hill and know hirn to be a ripe scholar, an urbane gentleman and a man who has the nerve and. determination to '''ft!' make anything successful, he goes after. Like ourself, Mr. Hill is a new comer, to the fraternity and toils thorny path wo welcome him, and wish him success in everything except hia politi cal views. Modern Qualifications for Of fice. Unbouoded gullibility and pertinacious taciturnity. I'OKTL A N IllUIN IXS Di ll ECTOR Y Fubliabed by L. Samuel, Gen end Atfeer tiling A't. 93 Front t, Ackerfiian's Dollar Store, No. 09 Fimtht. ) Import er sofFapyiloL A" aur'lIu-, itt ft Oct ak fine, h'v- ryrlijtr wt It. Lnn;;'dl..w l'ri'fri'tor. LiUUK.i, .-i'J'A HU. lilt )' k i'llUlUDlUALS, K ti'iJUOFT A: rtlOICSE, Agents lor Miil if, T'.flil. .ok) Co's CtkbraUtJ ;oi, o pi-;N. rvi,"n. D'akciiiiin, Tiyl'.r k )' School Do'iUh Jut 'itb'inlieJ, njult :f l.fjul Miauls fur 77' Siittf. K'irmaii.iiH! i'ty l i ice t nujinritr ol Clultnu !. ir. t-V'.nr Wiw i'l-rt hi -trvit. Oil ti O. I3n.i.rett;, WHOLESALE EIooLscIkr & Stationer, LARGEST STOCK IN PORTLAND. K tO .' " l X'. 5 H"n'(iV'' tfrrt.lt. 8) l.CK, WILLIAM MN, I2'J t rout tl.rcct, J) Iniji'.rr rs :i;l DimIiT- in i.uxs, :tiM,i; a.i 'hhvolveus .f -virj' il. &cii-lion, ri.-lilii' T.if-klv'.I'aiK j (juiiihi, Lea'L. Dir t cages L t;ct'i. 'i.iq'itt (i.i n.. f- nml ti.tl'V eal riai-s Ajfi nts f..r luc ''aiil-.i ni t l'iV'k-r vV'orks," a!?" r llit ''Wla-elir Villon .twin ui;k Ei ci U. 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Minr. l.i.n !., .'! .iri m. W iii(-iiih.ik-r uiid .b-wi-JiT, oIVlt" to th f.nhlic it fino it ,rif.rtni"nt .f VOfhf. CI -icUs and J.cvyelrj. m il. 1. a i.u.. l-Vo'it n.-ar C. ft, dfjiliif in nn'ivc frd forou'n VNncs find T.;.-i'"r. "V iiiliru, r. .1.. Iliir.iwurc. In-n, wu, ll.iOrf 11 Slinki'-.. !lii'dr.nid J.iunl'iT. I'ortbir d. . fiidi-niiil Ib.irl. (.riii-r l Kirsi k Murrk-on im'tj" .Snuth A Cok Proprietor. .r j l 1 n ri-b., VatkinACornll, Roal Lsa;t,e Agt. (ID KronTSf Sol l.-r V.t!iin.r!on. wijrd A Ci... 101 Front Strpo! HZ k-e, J. M. 12? Fiwiit Ktrvet, nbok-salo deal- in linwnro nnd ftovc. . Uicbter, Paul 10a Firet street, impt'rut Uer ,lin wooden rurvingt parlor ornament, o. ) ider, G C. Runt EUt and qoaj BrWtrk 92 Front ftrect, Portland! Rojenhauin, I. S, 4 Co., TobacconiiU .ira portem of Foreign and Domeitic Liquor ) um lloufe. Front it On Pirtt Clan Prin- X.1; cipl- Inamru Rjan Proprietor. - Sherlock. S. Ct Front a 62 First t. dealer in IbiniPf A, Saddlery, k Saddler ware. ' ' iuion, j.. from u, dealer in IpoTf,Sah Qwnd ItHndfi. W indow and Plata Hwm. ' O iimUtJiiucr, II. 167 Firut t. luip'ivr id Pianog 0rSnn Sheet Mustc, Mufical Ibitruinents. STOi;.II. I,., No. IOT I'roiit Htrcet. '.Vatcbmakor and Manuraeturin; Jeweler, i appointed Aunt Tor V.'althatn. Klgin, K. How ard ACo. Chan. K. Jiirot and California Watebaa alsu Fur nil the production and Import! of the Lolilornla Jwulry Company, San Franci'oo. j Send for circular. Watches repaired in tbe very j best maanur, WARRANTED tx give aatinfaa'p Skjlaiore,S. Q 123 list iLDrugUt vth? car;. Perfuiuery dI Toilet artielet. Snuw llu-iii, 73 lirst it., piciurto. iroxnf t'.'!if,'r"y'. n,Tl tflltVBral drawing ipitruiflU Sa h.Put., ''ixoiirO Frost at Dtiler in TtnUr, Qnx. Bondt a.ij Uold Do Sinifli & Davi 7t frqut U wbojajsji, 4ru4 fBlerrT Bros. N. 178 Firrt etreet, oumufaet'rt X unci dealejj in Furnittye, lUsUlug Ac. FBI its C'tutbtuj; storri, 113 Front it, Cluing JL FVng K'.1 U..K, 8beg. t Ilarru PrV rp.itllo, II. H. 142144 Front xtrcet. Dealer ta f. Wat;'a an Agricultural linplerqsnl. r f vna E. D. n w u- r. lV& uk tti.iater i fiije I'ratHlu g. Wint-ri. Hue. Alo l'urter. r a-'itr, a., a Lit xziitx. m(U.i.mia ui( iu a Duller. Ktrsc. Cheejie. Ijinl. I'mcui etc. Uf iUi.nua..t M.tcnt. 6 Uoinat OJu. k Front M . I'mrni3."i in Merch.inl d;;ir i' nr'it WU-.KC.V t Fclit-uuer. Al t,', ruca iu.t. Owi.c-?1 iiorfj in ILiiikrujitcy. Offic 0. F. Tcm'U 0n2O!t A C UdU'URNIA OAII ni.ul Ciiiiiunj, Laml Department. Port ly.t, Ort.n,, April 5, fr&72. Kutipa le tertby given, IhM a vi,'r'JH'H Jtf,ijfcutiun, rUt be initi Uiiy Mainbf uy auJ every icrjjia" who trt paa: u)un anjr ll.iilroa l Lan 1, b cut'lng an l r'eti.ovin r tiniSar I bi. re from bclrt' ttetaioa il. DOUHIIT of lh Company AND PAID FOR. All vacant Land in odd numbered icctiong. wbethcr nurvejvil or urmurvye'l, within a dis tance of tbirty'm iles from' tho liua of the road, belongs. ti tbu Cauapauy I. It. M00RE9, fi-'f LmdAient WA PIS QEt LEItS I iV nARWDAf.E, FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS, 1 rJCLaiuria PIXT CliALLEJTOER, RUS5J5LI,, IKVRDEN, 4 WHEELERj Tih4K.su r5; MOUNTED an?. Oo'if ENDXE33 CHAINS, HOUSE POWERS. (MINE'S IIEADEIVS, with xtrhearj drap And man vhrr in ruicV xclaij. f AHSIf S ,11 ARVFSTKr.S. DOnfiB, E.- ;sxr. New York, U;ir!j. Uciy4 Eaj;ie, and ali.r ' iu:apl:hs aud stowcu.. 3TUI EDAKER, TACIFIC, AND I-ARM and HEADER WAGONS, Now per'ect in frprtion and finish, all boiled i.i oil, and fully warrAnted' ..a... rnilE ORFATEST VARIETY OF GOODS, L and Machinery iu the State, at tbe lowest poffibhj pris, and timo giren when desired. Rcmrinhcr, we put no man's not in the Dans! cither in Salrm, Portland or San Franrbeo. VApi:. IJKQU N co Salem, June 1, l71.. 14-mS EVERY B3DY TRADES M THE JBric k torQ THE BEST ASSORTMENT Of DUX GOODS, Q'LOTUIHa, CArs, -BOOTS,, SHOES, OttOCEIUES. PBpyiSlONS, CUO.CKERVs ! 6AUWARE,&o- Rooth f Portland For ! eneap for eash. Tbe highest market price paid Tor all wtt Of country produce. Mr motto . Cheaper thao tbe cheapest. WCBiw. IV E IV FAINT SHOP. THE UNDERSIGNED, PRACTICAL Painter have located in Dallas. He, know he business and mean it. Give bim, call and be ' feels oonfrleot be can MsUL i ' , f 9.