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TH' me bNt ycNfcFIay N--In,
Nm finished in the tomaan s.A.u.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12

IVAErED-A CLERK IN A REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
W with fl,oU3 to lean employer security good
opportunity; references given and required AGl.ess Is
TAFT, Ue.nid Office -
The New York herald., 1870-01-12

yNASrED--A YOUNG MAN or aooD ADDRESS TO
w Keep books " single entry and 10 4l,snl 70 cd
irctinrs. and to n.nke hisef generally useful
repository IN the busness preferred
Address With references 4. B., Herald onice.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12

INhNTFD-BY LAU " YEARS or Alil;. a sITUA.
w tion AZ e4nta. speaks frsuch Fnglish ana German
hucntly give the Ashsst slererccs Address A. L.
box lsJ rost Office.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12

WANIED-A GOOD HARDWARE SALESMAN. ONE
w past 70 upholstery goods precrred have some
cash as secfity Address, With refclose, box :5I fot
oicc.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12

WANTEU-A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN AS SAT.Eg-
w ian oiis jnaa;rI with opi.cal goods good
workman who understands rsIs ring Inquire at II Union
slnaie, between sni = y. u. References required
The New York herald., 1870-01-12

WANrEp-~A CoarETESr DRU0 CLERK With
w rood commentator State AMI
expected AMI Address APoTl box ipi Herald ocs.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12

A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS, k0ED "a, WISHES TO
IA become acquainted with lady from is to rs wlow
work Hri mner may ths and appoint interview
oojcot, marriage. wn only remain hero three days. a.
dresa u. LAN0DON. boz los Herad onace.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

The Jacksonville NJ ms says that the
vile of Kubli, who resides on Apple
gate, performed bold feat recently,
being nothing less than the seiz;ng on
to aud mastering by main strength, OF
"A good sized cinnamon bear cub She
came across the animal while out gather
ing berries, and had tremendous tussel
with it, young bruin getting in some
powerful blows. but Mrs K. hung on
like grim death to defunct monster,
taking her capture hone with her, where
it whipped ont all the dogs on the place.
Beat that who can.
TnE same paper says that Wednesday
was the hott, st day Of the season The
thermometer stood MS high ll2o in the
shade and load of ice, crossing the
desert from Butte Greek, is said to have
been diminished by the extreme heat
from 1,600 pounds on starting to 20C
when il got here.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

The Crfgoaian has never attempted
TO answer any question VIC have asked
or charge made by us, save and except
that it ciains VIC charge it wron-fulIy
when we say ihat lis culors have been
Beautifully changcab!e; and il order to
prove that we were wrca-., !! quotes from
its own COLLAR rs Of tic 21rh of June,
1868, when i; fiads it favored Negro SUI
rra.e. Nov, this IS what We expected
and we would cal! attention TO the fact
that our charge was, that neither tao
nor four years ago did The Orcgoniaa
advocate universal Negro suffrage, and
now, to prove that we were incorrect,
quotes f:2n date subsequent to the
campaign aud election of 1868. Gem
,lepen, that viii not 20; every one
understands that when VIC said two or
four years ago, wo had direct reference
to tho political campaign OF ls05 and
1868; and comes now your evidence
Of date subsequent to both. That
simply proves what VIC charged, that
before those elections you did not nor
would not admit as true the other charge
made by the Democracy, that We, as q
party, were opposed to Negro suffrage,
but since the election Of 1868 you have
advocated it, and now do This is pre-
ciscly what we charged, and the Ore
Goaian has proved our assertion true,
unless it can cow show from its columns
Of date prior TO June, 1868, that it
favored Negro suffrage. We hope the
0regonian will produce the proof. We
know, Mr. Oregoniaa whereof we
speak.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13


The Portland papers src full OF
laudatipns respect.u. distinguished men
lately arrived at that port. From their
tone stranger would come to the con.
cIusion that all the extraordinary men
of earth, past and present. had arrived
in Portland This is all well enough,
but some little matters connected with
the transaction engage our attention
OF course, the excursion down the river
to meet the ship which had on board
those distinguished characters, was all
right, and just as it should be, and then
the address of welcome, by DR.. Loryea.
was most magnificent production, OF
which any American may well be proud;
it was, in fact, the right thing in the
right place. There it was new, but
must have been an imposing scene, to
see Americans, with heads uncovered,
paying their respects to Ben Holladay .
count. And who is this that wears
this title of nobility hereafter to be
worshippcdin America? How changed
our habits. But one thing explains
another. We have now y right to OK
pect a title soon to be conferred on
james O'Mcara. Confer it, Benjamin,
aud let us know the worst, and what!
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

of the west side road long since been
located, the grading nearly all done and
a large amount of trcstle work compile
ted. This kind Of stuff is worse than
nonsense. Mr.. Holladay has no iaten-
lion, in our Judgment, of building one
rod of road on the west side, but he
wants favor at the hands of the next
Legislature for himself and Williams,
and this is the only reason, We imagine,
why he has at present men on the west
side pretending TO locate railroad lines
in different directions.
And how is it, aIr. O'Meara. that
you take spch offcnse at our opposition
to Mr.. Williams? when sir did you be-
come his convert? and what is it that
has so suddenly come over the spirit of
your dream? =? is it true that you endorse
the political course Of Senator Williams? !?
aud can it DC true that you are fighting
modern Democracy Most astounding
developments.
Now, Jenny, you know our fore
fathers were all from auld Ireland, and
don't you know, Jenny, that o O'Meary
and OSulivan were both very promn-
ent names at Limerick, and Jenny
you know about ten years ago we were
both Dmocrats together; aud don't you
recollcct, Jenny, that when the war
broke out you went i'll with JEFF Davis
and the Southern Coulederacy, while |
went in with the Uuion army to prevent
you from disgracpg he flag Of our
glorious country. Jenny, don't yon
remember, that not many years ago,
you claimed US Il member OF modern
Dimocracy that If you could get Into
power YOU would wipe ont the nationa!
debt in thirty days without taxation
And, now, Jenny. are you co2nizant
Of the fact tha; you belong to somebody
that you have abandoned all your time
honored principles Of modern Demo
crney? that you arc the tool of thc
meanes: mouopolists oo the the Pacific
Coast? that You are to-day advocating
universal suffrage, and all the Radical
principles Of the Republican party !?
that you arc dlapidated, superanaated
institution. used by Ben iIoi'aday, and
despised l,y The pcoplc F? if Youare, why
don't you be friendly? Jenny what's
become Of the pig?
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

EuREKAi EuREKA!! EUnEKA!!! What
Natures sovereign remedy for healing the sick.
DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis
covery combines in harmony more OF Natures
most valuable medical properties than wasever
before combined in one medicine. For the cure
Of all coughs, whciher acute or lingering, it has
proven It's superiority over everything elae.
For torpid liver" or biliousness, ard for
constipation OF the bowels, 10 is evcr-faiing
remedy. AS u blood purifier for the cure oi
pimples, biotcLes, eruptions and all Eu,nors 1t
is uncqualed.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
cARMINITIvE CORDIAL.

This is a pleasant antacid, and in large doses
laxative: in small doses. an astringent medi-
cine exceedingly useful in all bowel affections,
especially Of children. 1t is n safe, certain
and efIectuel remedy for Cholic, Diarrhea,
Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, Gripping
Pain, Sorr stomach Costiveness, Wind on the
Stomach, crvipg and Fretting of Children. In
Tecthing, there is nothing tbat equals 1t. IL
softeus the Gums. and renders Teething easy.
It is no hunibuS medicine, got up TO sell,
but really valuable preparation, having been
in use fer several years it recommends ltseif.
DO not give your children the soothing
syrups," tor they stupily without doing any
permanent coed.
Prenarel hY
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
Ssssas he Das&.

IN The Circuif Curt io, He STATE of Oregou,
far ldmhtN county,
CaloIiuo L. Dorriss, Plaintiff, VS.. Felix G..
Doris, Defendant.
YEvo FELIX G D0RRIs, SAID DEFEN-
Id dant In the name of the State OF
Oregon, you are hereby required To appear and
answer The complaint of the Plaintiff. flied
against You in The above named court by
Monday. the lIih day Of November A. h.
1871, which il the ffst day os the XXI regular
term ot said court, feiewing the expiration q.
The time prescribed in the order "f the Judge
oi said court hetheot, aud inure than six meoks :
from the date of said order and 70: this sum
mons. and tbs FIRST publication hereof, ar jniE-
elt viii bn taken against you Tor want iIereot.
And you are hereby further notified that il you
fail 10 appear uud answer as above required,
the pIalutia will Apply to said court Tor d
decree aissolvinE the bonds q maiiinio"y how
existing aetwe"u you ard ber. aud iar the care
aud custody of TIE minof children. The issue
uf said marriage, hy trdcg Of the Hon. L. L
Eeise, Judge Dg sad court, made this Lola day
of Ja!y, a. u. 1879.
SULLIVAN s. WHlTSOE,
ausG CIV. Plaintiff Attorneys.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
TnE Oreyoniiua undertakes to anolo.


TnE 0reyoniua undertakes to apollo.
gize for the action Of the Senate in
extending the citizenship to all Africa,
in its usual style, by saying there is no
danger Of Africans coming here. But
short time since it made the same
argumentin reference to Chinese, saving
there was no danger Of their desiring
to become citizens, and that more were
returning to China than were coming
here. Ii there is no more danger Of
Chinese than Of Aflicaus coming here
why not extend to them the same priv
ileecs? But since Williams has become
so terribly frightened as to Chinese
coming here and taking the country if
they are allowed to vote, the Oregonian,
as usual, vacillates and goes back on its
record and now thinks that there is 30
I>danaer from Africans, but sees great
peril in the China question. Our last
State platform en-, n,phatically opposes any
further extension Of the elective fran
chise 10 opposite races. The Oregonian
stood sqaarcly on that platform. Now
the late naturalization law repudiates
the platform, and the Oreqonioa says,
in reference TO it:
I" InaSmuch as all persons of African
descent born in the United States are
already citizens. there is no valid ohjec
ton to allowing the ftw here who were
born iu other countries to naturalize." !"
Who. now, is tuned up TO the party?
and who, now, is slaudiag by the senti
ments OF the great body Of the party in
Oregon, the Dallas Republican or the
Oreaoaioa1 But. We will not leave the
Ore3oaiaa here to elunber. Yon do
not tell the people whether or not
You favor that other portion Of The law
which let's IN native Africans Stand
M to the rack, Mr.. Oregoaian, there's
no stopping now. Tell Us; do you
endorse the principle or policy? Let Us
see, COW, whether or NOT yoa dare to
face the music.
Another Iiltle question is aeitating
the public mind, and about wh.ch great
men IN our own party differ. sumner
Morton, Trnmbull, aud other great men
say the Chinam1n have as goos. q right tu
come here aud become citizens n Afri
cauS What part will you take IN this
great question You claim we
have wrongcd by saying You had no
mind Of yoar own. Now, il you come
out on this. the great question Of the
day, will you take the nconsislcntconr.e
with Williams, or will you take that
more Seusihle course pursued by Sumner
AID Trumbull2 BE cossidcrate, Mr.
Ore7onipn, you are treadIng upon slip
perry places. " bile fiery Lllows loli BE-
meath your feet but we demand You
shall >pqak, aud gu this subject We conn
mond the Orfqoa "a to the speech oi
Trunbull on the Fourth of July, aud
one of Nasby $ resolutions at tho Demo
cratic meeting in New York, which we
here give.
Resoire9, That AEeriky hez bin
the reIu &c nv the opprest ~ all nashens,
and ~ We are determined that il shall
aIuz he sIch we protest agin any Chinese
comm in on any terms, whatever.
Ben Butler Crispins won't save him.
neither can our party be saved unless
go stop and commence to 60 back on
this hcfcsy, univcl sal suffrage.
srn=ssmwazz~sn4-mnwssr=rp~a
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
E'<sR ESefat.

AcPrs ENCLOSED LAND, ONE
4 - aud a half Iiles from Dallas, is offered
fJr rent. The renter TO take the growing
crop and 10 have possession until next spring.
Good house and barn, forty acres IN grain. and
seven acres meadow; large bearing orchard
and Garden. One wagon and span of horses
90 with the place te DO the work about the
farm. Immediate possession giJen.
Terms $3.50 cath, or satisfactory trade.
Inquire Of RUSSELL d FERRY, Real Es-
tate Agents, Portland,
D. II. c. GAULT.
Dallas. May -. 1870 13-tf
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

A New Advertising Dodge.--Every lime
u lady who uses fragrant SozoDoST opens her
mouth She adyertises the article. The state OF
her teeth is IL certificate OF its excellence. No
spot darkeus their surface, no impurity ciings
To them the cushions in which they are set are
rosy, and the breath that sweils through them
is sweet as the breeze Of June.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the Juno sciu, ~ the Coaaty Court 81
Fo4k ,aua'., Otegon ts.c undersigned vas dgiy
appointed Administrator al the estate II He
nor :. iInr,h. deceased. al rcfsaus having
claims asain,i said estate are required - pFe
ssnt he sAme tu the Administration. with rrur
or vaueierS. within six meE,h< irota the date
II this uettcc. HENJ. L. Bi kGH.
July Is. a. p, 1870. Administrators.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mothers, Eve Found II!

USoR YEARS I HAVE SEARCHED FOR
b Il remedy that will CURE your children
BY removing the CAUSE, and at last can say
Eureka" TRY IT.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
Sheriff ~ safe.

EBY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION, TO
3 Ine directed, issucd cut Of the Circuit
Court Of the State 0f Oregon FOR the county
of Polk, on a judgment rendered ny the Clerk
in vacation, IN favor Of Ira +. N. Butler and
against A. bcsner, for the sum OF seyen han-
,irea and eighty seven dollars and City cents
S7S7 5OJ in L. ). GOLD or silver cuiu. with in
terest at tie rate ot ten per cent per annum
from the rendition OF Judgment until paid t..
s,ther with cests and accruine cests, / have
jeti,d upon aud wiz sell 1T pnaijc uacti9D, at
lie E9u,, House door in the tGssn II Da,saS,
Polk county, OEn, onthe l3th day nf August.
1870, bgtHccn the h9ufse Of o'clock a.
NJ and 1 o'clock i. N, a!l the right.
title a9d interest of the saii 4, Gcsntr. in
and te tie following dcscrihed real property,
ts-wit: The undivided half nf lot No ..
IN fractional Block No l. and known rs sho
Livery stale; ard the north half Of 10;
No. !, ia Block 80. (, and .uewn az the
Butcher <hop; aed aiso, commencing :. feet
south ot tie y. V. cerncr IT Lot so ~ one
~ fractional Block No. ]. thence sogth - ie@t.
Aeucc cast - feet, thence north - iert. iiieuee
west s. iec; 10 tac Place of beginning, known
~ the Cooper Shop.
1ae fail property i 'oeated IN the town of
laas .FHdet4~e.
so.e tu c,,nmeuee at 10 O'Clock 4. II.
Tcfm~ ea>h IL baud. gold or siiecr coin.
:. r. BUECfi. sheriff Po!k Go oEn.
20 lw tty +. II. COLLINS. Deputy.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

Found MT Last !--A remedy that not only
relieves but cures consumption md its nntner-
ons satellites which revolvc around it IN the
shape of coughs, colds, influenza, bronchitis,
etc. This remedy is Dr. WIsrAR's BALsAM on
.Winp GHERRY.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
E3r. W. WATEEsHOCsE,
M0Naf0IiTH. OREGON.

MONMOUTH, OREGON.
For Sale By Druggists The trade supplied
on reasanab.c terms. Hundreds of Testimo-
nia's can he given II necessary.
I3.tf DR. w WATERHOUSE.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
NOTICE /!

AT Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
| q the law firm OF Vineyard Butler is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
L. VINEYARD,
augl3 3w n. l. BUTLER.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

= srAuLpyso's GsuE," usoful In ovsry house