Liberal Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, November 02, 1872, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTOWN AND COUNTY-HEWS. DALLAS, 8ATUEDAY, OCT. 26, 1872. Bfoiiey Market jLatest NWtiTork Gala ftottion...,...ll iLegal Tepder. in Portland: tBuying...,........M Selling. .........91 Dallas Produce aud Commission Market. t msmssmmsm Corrected Weekly, by Bolter and Wortley Merchants, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. $vHEAT 0fM bush. OATS 35 40 o. , BARLEY 75o Sks$l 37 - ,C0RN MEAL 4c lb. jBEANS c tb. JACON Sides, 18 lie lb. , ShouhJers.Uo. to 12a. lb . HAMS-21 Ifte 3 lb. ' 10KK Dressed, 67cts Pickled, 8e. to lO.e. lb. Firkin. 20 25o p tb. ." Rolls, 30 to 25c fb. 30e dot. LARD BalklCe j tins,20, POTATOES JFrom Wagon, 37e pbuiuel. .ONIONS $1 50 busbet. APPLES Green, 50e Si bhl. " Dried, 6o $ lb. V .CHEESE New Oregon, 20 25o $ Tb. DRIED PLUMS 18$ lb. WOOL 30e, l;! B DA IX AS CI1UUC1I WIRGCTOnV. M. E. Cn;aOH. Services on tbe 4th Sabbath Keach .mouth at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. abbath dsehoor avery Sunday at 9 A. M. Prayer meeting every. Thursday evening. Itev. , J. James. Pastor. ' " , M. E. Chcrch Sotth- Services en the 1st Sabbath of each month at 11 A. M. liev. J. M.'LoveU, Pastor. Baptist Chuhch. Services on the 3d Sab bath of each mouth at 11 A. JI. Kev. P. jIolftian raster. ,, , This ia tbe last issue of tbe campaign. We vote by Jjallotext Tuesday, bounty Court meets ntxt Monday. Election next Tuesday, Styles A Mcrriiimjbajre got a new1 stock of I jgroceries. They are cheap. Bolter, the irrepresible, has returned from Portland with a full stock of goods in his line. Brown's new goods are eagerly sought for by everybody, As he expects to bo elected Vice President next Tuesday, he Is selling cheap. Our advertising mcn;bants aud business men are doing a sweeping business. The ballance to alljpcaapcf are closing out. There are now, thirty cases on the Circuit Court docket. Thirteen of which are divorce cases. And more eoming in Daily. Rather bad on Polk. Those cared tnlm.on snt to us by oujr friend Jlsgood were superb. If anybody tb'uoks we bavn't good taste, just go there and board du ring court week, and you will see tbat we have go been foiled. Cold weather is coming on, and we must bave new stoves and tin-ware for the winter, just go rigbt down to Independence to Rosen- dorf A Co, and you can get just what you want (fit fi$s money than any place in Polk county. A Juvenile debating elnb was organised las( jreek at tbe academy, assisted and ecpo??ged fry Horace Spencer Esq. Tbe following officers weTe elected : II Spencer, President ; Wm Lyle, Vice President j Levi Scott, SecreUry ; John Sbultx, Treasurer. Judging from tbe bpaatiful moria made last - .1.- V 1 l.J t f T'llm.n filazs. we conclude tbat in a .bort he,tbe little town of Dallas will have one of the be.t Brass Bands Jn the tate. fhey deiwrve great Predit Mijg Mary Lee ba lately arrived from Portland, and brought with ber a fine and ex- tensive assortment oi Ladies Hats, Cap., and Dress Gppd. generally. Her good. ar rail of the latest Eastern stylo. Any person desiring to purchase anything In the Millinery line.wiii do well to giteber a call before going else- wbere "' J. Davi. of Duglas Precinct on Goose Neck Creek brought os some Garney Chili potatoe. wsigbing two ponnd. each. Tbey are a nne Savored potato and are generally liked. r.l.nln nt tl.om ftnr friAnd David in- form, us tbat tbe Greeley cause In Douglas Preeinct is constantly on tbe increase, Grant stock is lowDouglas. -J- n.i.am r roiXA will ruRK i lgij a m MsiHau v vw.su j conffbs. colds, bleedine at the lunes. and arrest tbe fell destroyeronsumption, it does more than most physicians can do The use of a single bottle will satisfy tbe most incredulous t I t at tbev need look no further for tbe nonind aid. - Orricxai Elected At its last regular elect 1 Lodire I OCT elected the following officer, for tbe term commencing November, I. G W , Carey," W C T Mr. Ida Lee, W V T A R Lyle,WS Miss Jennie Me NealWT W : n Teal,W F S Jobij E Smith, W C Miss Mary tee, W I G James Campbell, W O i)tb Not Get ihut Tbe robber and burgler, -tbat was drilling a hole through Brown'. Brick to reach blf.sfe a few night, ago. and who our rm.n. davil. Lvle. Soenoer and Judge Col- Collins, arrnoi themselves io burridly witb bowie knives, .hot gnn. and revolver, to kill ; -turned out to bo tbe rain drop, falling through tin pipe, on the sidewalk. P, S. No one was hurt. Morb about the Night or 'the Circus. I Snince our last issue we have learned nothing frw Mr. Qlase or those that were wkb bim at tbe time be was shot through the clothes, as was stated last week. But we learn, from a party, supposed toe interested on fhe otUr a8CWned thai the sbot came from Mr, Glate's own pistol wbile in the t of pulling it from M8p;kat . .We are also inormed that Glase and Mc Cann were heard to talk about shooting WhiOey on that occa- .ion, and to discuss the question as to whether it had better be done while be Whitia.beldiM hi. arms bis infant child j also th.tThere was talk of assassinating him at the bouse of Mr. ttiohmond tbat rfigbt. We know nothing of, affair except what ha. been conunupicated to ws by ike parties on either tiiebttt ona tWng is certain, if such a thing as Msauiaation1 or ta '. king life was iatendesl ou that ocoasion it was a species or lawlessness which ought not to tel. erated by any etvilised community. We hop hare shall yet be able to learn the real fact" in the ease ; Since wrlGng the above owe are informed by one of tbe parUes who was in company w . ume, u.M uiase a,a not draw bjs revolver, or any one Abat was with him. until aflerGlae wiui .hot aL And fur- ther that Glase exhibited his . revolvers imme diately after the firing, and that all tha- cham bers were loaded. T 1ST OP tKTTKll RKMA1M.NC KA Am tbe Post Office at Dallas, Nov. 1st AuUser M George ITewit Mr. D M Hone J W Eaq. McCartey Mr. Thomas Pejhaui Mary E Bird James . Burnett BE Bloods worth Robert Butler Mr. James Rupp Mr, Jacob P Stevens Mr. John Smoot Mr. George J. P. Ikx. P. If. WANTED. Three doien men wanted to sleep on good beds und eat first class fish and yellow legged chickens during court week, ai resonaoie Ugures,at tbe bridg,Dallas. II. IIAGOOD. Greeley ana Itrown. jbt w. x, BAnxer. Come triends of the Union. - The day', drawing near When freedom and justice their banners un- Iurl, When Vaitoa and rebels shall tremble firith ffiir And peace, Kke a monarch, shall reign o'er Ltuo woild. Why slunrber, ye million. ! While tine's flying past. Get up and be doing Go work for ronown. Go tell to the world, you've concluded at at last To raise up the standard for Greeley and Browu. For Greeley and Brown, The pride iA the nation. The men who are ortug with ardor and teal To drive our land the works of se- cession, And wipe out the stain of tbe crimson clad field. Tbe stripes and star. bball float forth in glory, And show to the world the laurels we've won, Tbe f'.sgle shall sail to tbe crags ever bory, Which echo tlbsana's for Greeley and Brown, 0b, fair Columbia! xKViiJisaw ..i All tuuions your name aud your power ra!l as a Anl ever shall honor the land of our birth. If you would have men At head of the nation, So jutie mgbt flourish, secession go down, Tbat people might prosper all o'er creation. Then vote with a vewjeauct tvf Greeley and Brown. Letthe facts bo submitted, that thejudg, Urccjpy. An nonest, lynnsuau sympa meutmay be pronounced. thy in the North will add to this more It is not even denied that tbe parti than enough votes to make his election f Q . p . . f JBT nished with vast amounts of money for olectionecnng purposes. The taxation 0f official tipendaries, the contribution of national banks and of wealthy monop- olies dependent oo the Administration for favor, and the aid of heavy govern- mcnt contractors, have furnished this wcakQ.woicn has been used to corrupt r the people, or by fraud to defeat their wiH. A large number of voters were brought from Kentucky and Illinois lnt0 Indiana, and their ballots llje- cagt therejn jn faVQr 0f tne Kadical ticket. In Ohio the work of coloniza tion was carried on from Kentucky, DUt perhaps not 80 extensively as in the fldioioinnr States. In Pennsvlvania J Cl rf" so stupendous were the frauds, that the I election was a farce. Colored men were brought from Maryland, Washington, aod even from North Corolina, by the Q . wefO orowueu wiiu lauuren iroQ Oilier .States, whose only duty was to casta 114 nnn s J , . thmwnnds frnm Vw Vnrt CiO J awn - a vi m city throngetj the Stress of philadel- phia on the 8th of October, and did tQe Work assigned them at the polls. men were pointed out by detect- antuA:aa nc G "V" l" " .uoj,.w. auu wen viicsb ictjuesieu out ruiuseu. Notorious New York politicians were op(. oheered in Philadelphia by ' T M v , squads of these N?W York ruffians, on their way from poll to poll to do their jjj. jnaj wor All this and much ; w oF - Thft lln. mu,v r i paralleled registration 'v 1h;'' 'ohia carries its own ' evidence of : intended wronff T b . , ., . 4 . 1 rom,neok D3en 10 lhe dominant J.ar- ty openly boasted of these conteuipla- ied frauda 10 dffanee, nd , defied pre mention. Emboldened by access, tbi, , , f , . wime tUt oaee was worked id secrecy .s now openly perpetrated, 'and publicly heralded as a strode of genius by its rpetrator8. v, , V , ,, . iV - X jugly .aajted b tbose W.bo batfe 80 BUC- cessfully work this iniquity, MV hat are tQ aWut it J a to J . j , . i . . rBCIUtios with you, Be.tWt Ielud- ed by the response that both jtartios air c a1ike uiliy. This iajhe weak evasion nP tha onma VAf -:'lUS,iw JMiftli !aS . ,. , ' . , . i indicated De crasnea, wnoecx may suffer. Let no one for a moment pe. ljeve tbat the Liqeral Republicans par- d jn acU q vllUeo r j aKaiQSl an nonesi ciecuou. iurj suggestion of such nature was con deuined, so far as known such acts wore no case attempted. . The Liberal Hepub- lican party was organized to resist this very abuse, not to CUCOUrage it. ! UellOW eounirymeil, UlC purity oi uie ballot box tnuit be defenedd,or dangers . . .. . the .most .morocntuf tlinatcn tne ue public. The billot is the vcrycorncr stone of our national distance When that fails, rulii envelof.s all. Uubouud ed wealth has been the bane of nations before our time. Has this disease by which other Stales bav fallen attacked fcs at last ju the ni6U ''vital part, the ballot? Our people will bow in pub mission to ap honest clectionj but who shaif declare tbat'an Executive chosen by dialiQ iest meius, which annuls the popular will, may conimand popular obedience 2 purruptlon grows with its own success, and a may be expected let ibesa base deeds -of thi i dominant party be repealed in November, and who shall say that the hour may nptc fat approaching when some energ tic spirit shall thunder in the willing ear of an outra;cl i.ation thai physical resis tance to such infamy is obedueucc to God. Fellow countryman, the rt titedy is in yourowu haudi. llebuke thoewhuiti open day so shamlesly bring this dU j;race upon us. Our national security demands your actiou. Tha vote is yet it, your hands, and the insults of thenc , . three Coin tnoti Weal hs may be av -n U. In spite of the frauls p-rj-ctratcd, we InJii.oa ro,1rd "? v greatly jn Ohio, and lost 1 eiiiMylvama . m t V b? VlhS corruption. 1 lie iu- tura io full of promise. Uergia proj claims in her great majority that the suffering Southern Stats,in their desire for efjual rig its before the law, will give 125 electoral votes to.jiloraco TJ . fQ m I " couragement, and every reason to hop for success. Let there bo no laggard now. He is a traitor who falters as the combat cpetu. Forward along the entire line, and by an overwhelming victory in November, not only declare for National Rccoociliatioo and Reform, but at the tame time let the lesson be effective an lasting, that money cannot purchase the office of Tresident, nor political in- faaiy go unrebuked Remember every vote cast for Grant is an indorsement of fraud, corruption and general rascality. The nation demands that if wo wish an honest President, wo will vote for Greeley. 3EW PAINT SHOP. tl;e business and mesn. it Glas . bim a call, He feels confident tbat he will give entire saU THE gfaction. , BROWN. "CiEifl" ai;ooi, MAIN 8THEET, DAM, AS. TTHE BEST OF WINES AND LIQUORS ales arid porters dispensed at tke bat choice Havana Cigars. tiive'us a call aud we guarantee satisfaction, GLAZE A McCANN Pr's CLOSED. All person, indebted to G. B. STILES are requested to call and settle up a. soon as poss ible, as he ha. closed hi. old books. Ho ba. .old one balf of his business to Mr. Phil Merriam The new firm of Stile. A Merriam will carry 0n tho buglncM ftt tbo W Hand, tt take, money to carry on buiines. ; and I ask those i who owe me to t'oome out. - 25-tf. .B. fiiic., - SPECIAL NOTICES. Finn TjT' PoBiiively, the best ":U J. 3uJ paying and most congenial businusa tor local Agents and Can vassesb, way be seord by addre?in(t, Our Fibkside Friknp, Cbie&go. Ocol9-Jy. JIIcrtlJway iIlls These dIHs alone among all other medicines, in exists nee, posenstbe property of eleansing and. regela ting tbe bowels and pnxifyiag the animal fiuidii without depressing etther body or mind. Sold f68 Maiden Lane, N. Y. Price, 25 cent, per .box. Ask for new style; tbe old is counter feitcd. . . . OctJ9-ltn. Mjb MowK.y fsst and iioncTdWy. ?I2 50 per. day, $75. per week, by at once applying for a territorial right, (which jire given freo to agruUOftosell th beet, strongest, .iot useful 'and rapid selling Sewing Machine, and Patent Button iltt Wocker, ever owed orocommend d by, families, or buy one fiwyr own ue; it only $5, Sent free everywhere by expreas. Address for particulars. Jkromk B. IIudsom ft Co.. Corner Greenwich aoi Cjurtl-ii lt Htg. New York. Octl9-fim. The use of Hall's Vegetable iStrillan Hair Rene wur will keep tbe hair from falling out Dr Sage'a Catarih Remedy prodocen perfect cures of tbe worne cases of Catarrh, Cold In the IIad, C za. . an3 CatanJial Jleadacbe, ss testimonials frow well-known citizens and eminent physician who have uied it in their practice abundantly testify. Jci mild leH?ant and uniritatitig Tbe propritlor offers $iU0 for a race bf Catnrrk that he cannot cure Sold by druggist ut 50 cents. During the fever epidemic of Just monib, the stock of Aver's Aufno Cure in the Old North State becuine exhausted, mid brfore a supply could be received from &owell, the suf fering from chills and fever became fearful. A few p&rtic wuro ; fortunate as to have it on hand, ar.d in lie Jell County, the druggists tLcd mi tlir lin.1.ir ' fni-W liv 1 sellinf ilosca a " " - "-. -j - o snoonful each for a dollar Many paid flu a bottle, when the trgular price is but one, and thought themselves favored at that, so valua ble was tbe curative properties oi this preparation, which not only expels tbe poison from the system but leaves the patient with uniuinared health and viger Raleigh (I? C) Standard MEN", ATTENTION Why allow your wivea aud daughters to wear their eye out tvheb Will pursbaM one of &e eelebraUd IMPllOVED El O 1 K II II T T Mj It S B W I NG JMAHCINES. Every body uses tkeaaa l they give uuirsr sal satisfactioa. Tbef eaabe fuuud at ROLTK & WORTLV, Agents for Polk County 2Mf. The standard remedy for Coujrh., Ttt fluenza, ore Throat, Whooping Co uli. Croup, Uver Complaint, 11 ronchltis. Bleeding of the luiigs, and every aflcctlon of the Throat, lunga and Chest, Includ ing Consumption. : ; Wlstara ll&laam does not dry up ,a Coub. but loosens it, cleanses the I'Uiitrs, allays Irritation, thus removing the rause of the com plaint. Voiie gotinlne unlc. sign ed I. BUTTS. Prepared by .mini w. I'ovvrr. & son. lioston. Sold by IlliI)I)IN(J rN, IIOS TI;TTI:K A CO., an FrancUco, and by dealers generally. ' IG-ly ii I V Ii: X AWAY! "ITfrpT To every subscriber of Oun VU 1 Jli. FiRRsms FntRNt, the superb oit Chromo " Cute," size 16x20, retail price $10 00, not to ba bad less than retail price except with the paper. 100,000 copies expressly tor tho subscribers of Oca Fibesipr Fhikkd, the popular estabs k Jl THI "VTTri CJ lished and leading iV IjT JCi 11 A O family weekly in AMD CANVASSERS saSs'SSK WANTED. $3 000 per yea. Immense success of our ag'ts. Positively tbe most pleasing and paying business ever offered ocal ag'ts, and canasscrs. Active, intelligent, persons, either sox, wanted to represent us, either , traveling or at home. Success and large pay Guaranteed. Exclusive Territory. Sure sales. New Plans. The best outfit Specimens copies of papers, full'paticu lars, terms etc, Sent free to any address Write at once to ova Fxrksidjc Fuisnd, Chicago tegn imi' km WADE 11 Din e;k sj'i iv UAEWDAlbR, V J-ABM- MACHINE IY, WAGON'S, ETC. irJCLUDIIJd PITT CHALLENGER, KC5SELL, HARDEN, A WlllJELER THRESHER MOUNTED ai DOWN. ENDLES3 CHAINS, HORSE POWERS, HAINES HEADERS, with extra heavy drapers Aud many other improvements exclusively OUK'OWrY. MARSH' Woods, HnU HARVESTERS. DOE .bard, Clipter,Buckeje,Fpra'u' Excelnior, New York, Esterly. Burts, Eag e, and other RKA'.M RS aud MOUERS. EBAKER, P ACiFIC, AND UAIN FARM and HEADER WAGONS, Now perfect in proportion and f nis i, al 1m1u1 in oil, as I fully warranted' ..0..... rpHE QRHATKST VARIETY OP GOOD. 1 and Machinery m tbe Stte. at the Ioweii possible prices, and time given when desired. Remember, we put no man's not in the Bank either in Salem. Portland or San Francisco. WAl)K.HIIOWMWL Saleeii Joo 1. 171. 14 ,113 ol w.-rking pel -. of eiiberkex, young or old make rutr mney at work lor ui in ineir span moments, or.all the time.than at anything else. Particulars free. Aadress O. Stiu-on ard Co. Portland, Maine. 28-ly si. ? J T .! w 1 . .rtl''ul' .1V . M Wv. --i twin irt r -r , a 6fifOJVrGQAlW'$T. . 'fASAN FRANCISCO. - r - - - - m J. W.-GILBERT, Agent. 17-Cm Salem, Ogu. . k n w r yli? ra? TISEMENTS. er's Hair igqr9 For restoring Gray Hair lo lis natural Yilalily and folor. A dressing whick is at once agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserving tbe liair. ' Taded or gray 7i ? crrii rrtfnrefl )' o its original color JreshncsB of yeuiK. Thin hair it thick- ened, fulling ' hair ' checked, tiud bald ness bHen, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore the Lair where the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied arid decayed. 3But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by. this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a' pasty scdn anent, it will keep it clean find vigorous. Its occasional use will . prevent the hair from turning" gray or falling off, and consequently , prevent ' tJaldnesa. Free from, those deleterious 6ubstances which make some preparations dangerous and injurious to tho hair,' the Vigor ca only benefit but not harm iL,M wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can bo found ao deeirabltv. Containing neither oil Jior dye, it doas not .soil ; wluts 4mbrlc, and yet lasta long on the hair, giving it a' rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., l'BACTICAL AKD AXALTTICAL . CllOIISTS XOWEIili, MASS. PBICBSX.OO. Ayer's Sarsaparillas, fOD riJJXUFYKf O V11S BLOOD. The reputation this ex cellent nieticiue enjoya, is derived from its cure, many of which are truly marvcuoua. Inveterate cases of Scrofulous die-, case, where the system seemed saturated wita comi lotion, cave been Euriflcd and cured by It. crofulous affections ana disordcrs.whtch were ag rrarated by tho acroftr Ions contamination until they were painfully afflicUng, have Lcen radically, cured in such great numbers In almost every sW tion of the country, that Uie public scarcely need ts be informed or its virtues or uses. Scrofulous poison is one of the most destrnctiva Motnioa rf nnr race. Orten. this unseen and unfeH tenant of the organism undermine. Uio constitution, and invites the auack of enfeebling or fatal diseases, without exciting a wispicioo of its iiresence. Aptos it Mma fn litw.t 5rrrt"mn throusrhout the bodv. and then, on some favorable occsion,rarilly develop iato one or oUier of lu Mdeous forms, either on the .n Hare or among the vitnl.. In the latter, tter rlea mar bo suddenlv flepotitetl ia the lung of heart, or tumors formed In the liver, or it shows Its presence by eruptions on the skin, or foul uleeo svtions on sonic part of thebody, llcnce the occa sional use of a bottle of this &rparilla is ad visable, even when no active symptoms of disease appear. Tersons afflicted with the following com plaints generally find immediate relief, and, at fenirth, cure, by the use of this HAJtSAl'AJlll JjA: St. Anthouy'M Jirc, Itoae or J:Yyf (;' Tetter. Salt Jthettm, Scald Head, llinginrm Bore J?ye0, Sore JCTara, and other cmptiens or visible forms of Scrofulous disease. Also in the more concealed forms, as Iupcyala, Jroyf Heart Ilca$e, Fltt, HpitriHj, Xeuralain, and the various JXerroug AXTccUona of the muscu lar and nervous systems. SyphlH or Venereal end Xfereurint Jilieatem are cured by it, though a lonjr time is required for Ptibduing tiiese obtiunle maladies by nnv mcdicirev But long continued use of this medicine will cut the complaint. Jueorrhara or Whites, I'teHaX laceration, nnd rcinale Disrates, are com monly soon relieved and ultimately cured by its fmrifrlng and invigorating -effect. Minute Direo ionfor ench case ore found In our Almanac, sup plied cm Us. liheumatism and Cfowf, whft caused bv aecnmnlalions of extraneous mctttia In the blUpd, vield nuickhr to it, as also X.irer Complaints, Torpidity, Conaestion or Inflam mation of the TArrr, and Jaundice, w hen arising, as they often do, from the rankling poisons in Uie blood. This 8AIlSAVAItlJ.t.A is a great re storer for the strength and rigor of the system. Those who are Itnputd nnd JJttless, Despon dent, Sleepless, and troubled with Ferrous Apr prehensions or Fears, or any of the affections symptomatic of Weakness, will find Immediate relief and convincing evidence of its rcstoraUva power upon trial. , , PJlEPAJlEDIir Dr. J". C. AYEIkV ftV CO., KrAwoll, Mass, Practical and Analytical Chemists. BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. V01 tew eTerytWag nseltd ia a ftuatly, frca tie taavi3t to tha i:;hMt fitris. IT JXJES SSHKE WOKII, Kon. ; Eiixm or trcr.rt, Asa runrrre v;ocss ttiian any ether ciGCkiiio. If there is a l'lot ence Cow Jr.p 11a chiiiQ.Mtliiin one thauvniiil toilea of tau FrftLMsoo not working well and giving entire satisfaction, if I am in fonned of it, it will ba attended to without expenao of any Lind to tli owner. EAITCEL HILL, Apent, 19 New KoncmsryStrv; Grand Hotel Building, San Franc'.tco, Send for Clreulm'tt mwd ttmples f ih e jrlk, AlfftSfSj srsmstsi 4) Ay 1 Mtem