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A SNAKE mn JOKE.
Pcnitcntinry without an Inmate. mud 40
Law 10 Sud one thcrc-Pnddy warren

4 pcnitcntinry without an Inmate. mud 10
Law 10 Sud one thcrc-Pnddy warren
In Glover.
The Hudson county Frcchollers haze recently
completed LARGE roncn'iary and worShou.c ON
Snake il for the detention Of persons convicted q
crimes not calling or their Incarceration IN the STATE
Prison. The pouiien,iary il an imposing str ctarc,
Nhic cost over S5j0o1. There were numerous 1p-
rll,ln,4 for the position of warden, but e." j. cE.
Coroner, "Paldy" Warren (wc,:ht 2ID out 3D..
tuuccl I'll competitors, anil c,uc In the wIn"ins
miu ~ the time the building va, rot complete,
amt tn H -Cpro1Cr dc avct moving ~ family.
Eprytl, JGjgc Randolph sentenced tx rdsonori
to tho rcu4t,utary: but before th'y were s"ut
down It was u-,cr,amCl tl.t uIcrr was mo- law uu
so statute booze o. = s. Jcr.cg uu!,r which q
l,t-.u CON, lc committed o. n TcniiHntlrv e ne
-cqV,p'iv. no ciiuinl cIl D. s.u. tatgo rIA, a.tr
t.t ere. tiug of tlr L"si-i .uIt,
H.i. Lnl carl, IT," nest ne ruil" a.'ot arnnf
NI.. ilr exc ruGrr W', trINl.us l.7 tug-.hu i
goods toward Sup,c li'l, beilg, tir Bla-t - Fr To-
holders coul rave an oupoituEi'y To r.au's -
appointment; ana the last sCCp at huJ Aev"f Sung
fr GRADS 81 the wharf, Is h.p'y % clam e, hiSh
dido.
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1t VIII he too had TO run poor HORACE
GUEstEY for Governor just to crush him. Blu,
that i, what his enemies anon. the Republican
politicians are trying to do. They hate him aud
want TO slaughter him. We are opposed TO thi'.
W. lave supported CRrrtEY many times for
ol.cc, bui always when there was chance Of
Iunrinr him in. Nov We are asa'n-, his ~ mi
nation because IL he l. nominated lie viii D.
smashed ~. We trust lie viii take cur Wow If
the question, and refuse to run; Lu' before he
makes up his mind, he ouga; TO get certificate
from MIR WILLIAM CLArl'v # Massachusetts,,
and act accordingly.
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down the two flights After terrible struggle,
i" GOOD heavens % exclaimed his hsten-
or, "you didn't throw Col. sMDr down the
stairsf" "Bless your soul, mol 1t was !, Major
RApPAuASxocK, that got pitched over the ban
nsters, staving in iy cussed ribs, breaking my
right leg, and making me cripple for life"
This, we fancy, is about the story that the
bogus NAPOLEON will tell to his admirers in this
country, when he arrives here ncxt fall, and re-
lates the particulars of his Fight with BISMARCK.
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MnrL.mans,,jp in New Jersey.

AT Ihe New Jersey NauonnI UuNld KIe Meet
inr in October next, there will be an interesiinl
atch lrci with Winchester rias, Those VIII
prove themselves to DO tie ten bc-t ui1rksmen VIII
compete after all the other trials are over for gol
Waited ANA engraved Winchester sporting rim
valued at siu1 The prize Is tie gtt 81 + Win
cnc'tgg, $50, ot New ltyel, Conn, President u'
IL, W f., Arws towpluy
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Bogus NAPOLEON sweggcrcd into this war
on the question Of who should take the place Of
ISABELLA on the throne of Spain. In sneaking
out OF IT, he is raising the twofod question Of
who shall take ms place on the throne Of France,
and whether the French people will consent to
have any throne at all,
We rccollcet bat one fitting parallel to BoS>-
PARrt's attempted invasion Of Germany and
threatened march to Berlin We refer to the
great fight between Major RAPPAuANNocK and
Col. SuIDT at Richmond as related by the Major
himself some months afterwards TO lady friend
"Col. Smpr aud " said the Major, had ons.
standing quarrel, you know. Well, we happened
10 meet on the third loor of the hotel one day.
and SNIur gave ne the lie. Now, take the lie
from no man. So ri,hci upon NWInr, and
1ras fcl h,u. 20 r.c toy d the sls.- =. lurl hi..
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have Mr.. GuiDETs pavement instead of o
better one, like the Belgian, and II Mr.. HAN
LON is satisfied to lose the contract he is en-
titled to, there is no remedy for the inhabi-
tauts of McLaughlinville. Our advice to the
people on Atlantic avenue is to employ coun
sci and set aside the contract.
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According to tic EV5c-r,p0r'it9 Ti'VEG
ii is known in Washington "that Mr. FasLISG.
nuYsES at one time decided TO accept the British
mission" This is only another false report. No
such thing has ever been known at Washington
or elsewhere. From the first, Mr. FeELINGHursEH
decided to STAY at homo. so he told the PreS.
dent a month ego, aud lie has never changed
his purpose.
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Mr. GErEIrY first wanted certificate
from Gov. CL,FtiN 20 determine whether Gen,
GpsNrs Acting Secretary Of Site had taken
biibe nf tfC, GOO to bcuay his constituents aid
deirlud his clients. Then Ia read the evidence
and decided that lac lad not. This WAS going
from bad - worse. lie would have done better
to stick TO CLNrrN's opinion and di-tru,t his
own. lIosAcR GRrEIEY deciding that bribery is
not bribery. TO what base uscs may We come
at lastl
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Mr. GREELEY t-iis us in Yesterdays 7ri
6une that "mGny find it difficult; 10 rcprc-s
sncaking admiration of rogVc'.' 20 il would
seem. But before any man concludes that
rogucs are rogucs, he ought to get the certificate
of WILLIAM CLAFLS of Massachusetts. Without
his opinion the subject will remain involved 10
unccrtaiut,. Isn't thlt So, Mr. GGEsLGlY
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The Battles between Metz ana Chalons.

Thc UnttIrs DrtWrrh WcI anu thhTonH'
poth sides are claiming the victory in the
battles west of Mct1 The truth seems to he
that BAzAINE las fought with the energy of
despair to save his army from oonhilation.
Ilis rearguarl has made n second attempt to
get out of Metz. but has been driven back
with a loss of 1000 prisoners, three eagles,
and seventeen cannon.
The Prussians may not have succeeded
IN cutting BAzAINE entirely OF from
Cbalons. lie may rcjoin IMAGINATION there ;
bat, If appearances are not deceptive, he will
&c ~ with a loss of one half of his a. ny.
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Tho 7'rr INC intimatcs that there have
been frauds in the Pension Bureau at Washing
ton. Probably Mr.. GREELEY had referred the
subject TO Mr. CLArLrN, shoemaker. Massachu-
sets, and got bis certificate that fraud s fraud,
before he was ready TO come to so decided an
opinion Will he now tell us whether he does or
does not think that the parties committing the
frauds should or should not be appointed 10 high
Office under Gen. GRANr's Administration Fer
haps. however. he will desire to know wha, Mr..
CLArLiN's opinion is on that question.
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Joonuc'te A, Skies, wife of Wlltam Nut
S,kes, me- N,Il-lupvn outa,r, and President Of the
Aut y uu,oG DO New lorb, Gn suci 'or q divorce
in Coos count. III ll'r complaint is 'cscr'on aud
HInrc 10 wcN IL 'Vi -, t4picrt VI herself 1nu
rhllitru,
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AggrDgatc doty ctrcWrtion last rcCh,
100000. A,odge daily eircu'dtio@ dur
,tg The ue,k I2G,7OG. Daily dperdge
during ne precious ,cccf, cHdtng ADg"st =,
Ioi.25O.
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NAPOLEON is magnificent in Ii designs
sail Frrnohman TO lru,,iu. " True rc-
-, 4 the a'I. 2. ".ud now fui ms t4 culioul'
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- - l"lHl l'l
\. ktcut richards Garry Ait rlun .,......,.tt,,.
Innei 1T mic, 1896 "a, lij' 81, ms An la
Inli l"3l, Won b Aroupt oI n lsth',
IN tAe bcliln. nll thtuu'u thc oll' were - on
helmrO!l 70 against Came Ailerton, ahd II 70
AGAINST Pat Nfloy,
Nnrn sent on Carrie TOOK me lcll White Pat Milloy
ana Hcmh ~ rrtW 10 tn roar ana 4Hl Cd The pace
was "'Y for Two mice, Cart. l'h'n@ and the other
ualllg. br' whcd tl,Y cuta'rr ih' ihrd mi' Carrie
forced thr I.C'. an great race r14uti. IucgH
no chang" ot pra.uun, but Carrie got hoth wup ana
lore !, III rr'al icr t'Ir'i NILE ia,
drrw lie ri1pd ost. AMI Fat aisl, but Tiny
ill tril ri. lH' lpt .ule wa, nov to be-
lrnc, k'i re AZ n''- of m thri ono PM II ONT
10" question: tHti 'hr tSgt uaa coul nc ~ u- Thpe
W"fa All 90 " nae ~ tle hIsl A,L IL-. n '4hO,d
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The Cambria is Acknowledged to be n fast
yacht on a dead beat TO windward in ten-knot
breeze. She has twice beaten the entire New
York Yacht Club feet in light weather. Up TO
lat Tuesday the Ncw.York yacltsncn declared
thai the Cambria was but little better than an
oyster boat in speed. They jocular'y offered to
match the Rambler against her. IN Tuesdays
race the wind was blowing fresh in the morning.
The Cambria was lying away to lccwasd Of the
Palmer Tidal Wave, and Magic In one stretch
she wcaihcred the Palmer, ran up to windward
past the Tidal Wave, and joined the fleet little
Magic. Everybody was astounlcd, and
some Of the railway Spectators AMI mcr-
chants owning yachts stood aghast AT
the Englishmau which bad the temcriy 20
beat them in their own waters. So profoundly
were they impressed with the sailing qualities Of
the Cambria, that they wagercd long odds on
her beating the Palmer. In that match there
vas not sufficient wind for the Cambria, as she
j. baliastod for heavy weather, and draws l215
(. It Of water. The Palmer took out twenty tons
Of ballast ON Tuesday, and got breeze that
just suited her. Yesterday the English yacht
be at the ldler. If she gets sufficient wind
IL Is believed that she will beat any yacht in the
feet, twenty miles TO wndward and rethrn, with
perhaps the exception Of the Sappho. Mr.. Asn-
nrUY has become a general favorite. In his
courteous treatment Of visitors aad guests inc has
set an example that might well be followed by
many members Of he New York Yacht Club.
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The TrGvRc commcrds member Of Con
grcss because "his record is good, aul we bo-
leve him to have been honest and faithful :"
Why, how Is this1 Has this man also taken a
brlc Of go, coo to Letray his constituents and
deffaud hi. clicntsY
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ThA was impruyiscd hurdle handicap tshe one AZ.
duil tNumli"s. The ry iirs NC.a uy.iDg.Au Murgi-.
I.duy NH.p.o, and Hlua.ani or Us n'l. auou;
whom q. stciut vas the iay,fite. In hlGfIcap was
h-a,us- hu. ave pound aHti lorAl Wa tWpnsel On
huu tor BIS prog WINS irlals thi- was inst, but ia
TIE .Cr ot ,Le "a runn,nI thc weight put On IdsY
Malone WAS . rank mIuFtcei no M but Nh"niuy
would have mluscilt. but poor Gfl'iJ one o, & e
owners luc ne i' oi iiItY l. ne WHOM that hen T.
prr t'afrr "rNot fiNog- &c con- ahord To give
a Igr TO the 4,uiicapVcfs toa. Ihc racc was woI
as lIdty NJlIa' .lE.i!y.
Tho following
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went home dead broke. 40 least 30 persons have
quIt Sara lgs surC races CnttI tlif ait-'uu. H..
4 rOee VINO have hpcn compelled O. sl'rn in cote IN
Tie plrlcrs anl hillrI ruOns - tae hotels I, iOc,
at tais ~ they now 50 = some chance iur room.
Al! Saratoga !s at ti' Grand Union tonight. The
grounds are illunin1tl ~ Thousands Of t.irc-c
lanterns and c i i'm lfhi-. The ne" ballroom
W. ere tue masquerade 2. i1 Prog" - D. HHi ~ ic.
plctiun WIrtch I"la tod 90. boz strict cont % q
hat tina ball WJs tc Jls .t tIns o. lHl cNe scgu
ar ,N.Vgtgu
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sAIlrloA, Aug is-lIus.i, handicap purs. 800
$40 10 rstl horse 81 10 s.c0l an kiJ) 10 thUd two
iLiics ar cisht hngdl b..
Ionahuo e Griilns Bi'dY Malone G-iin..,,,,.,...
{ i A.low.ys OVstcsG!ln, Ir. MIR Ao way ......,,
. Z. Flve,ss Josephsutc lie ...................
4 GIAyt
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In tie h'tilgg iui brforc the tart, the oids were
10 To ,HELnst fa OIL Shtnlus 10 again HcAtlc'
lOcN; % H. UIust can t0'nl AL kCto together 10
against BIh' and Lxruse together u 10 AZ 'last
kr.-p.
Nhrn srHt OF Flash OF sli tlng ~ once shol - INC
front 1d away for hHiuc NJ great rave ot slo a.
Aoulns could catc,, her -, va plF guest IN WHO
should To- second ari 90 rd. AEooi race bti"trnC hl,
hruAr anI kins'- EXCUSE, ~ winch tWh ~ turns ied
90 Tue ust quarter % uilla, having Cl- dlWn rem
huchs ''t ON inc tura, thllcnthc nHl!Y nnle nln'
TIE IHIRD RACE.
THIS was four miles, with three entries, by llclmhold
Pat Malov ant Cam AthcrtJn, q c0ulsc wan Il >
grent reputation, llcnnlld the hYCric az almost
any odd'. he won the race. Inc iohoMlng IS the
Summary.
SARATOGA, Aug, H.-Purse tI,2OO for all ages four
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A. clash Of sword, and b chker~ d l-'--
10 Rh.r". to Rhine. q tho g 'rIntn tthIue
Who 10 protect thee river uune
Dear Fltiellanl, let peace he thiue
Brave hearts ana true dclcni thc l;nlnc'
Two millions, swiftly came the cry,
And lgulul Ks II tshel fiom every eye
our youth 30 suoi aud brave WIZ stlll
Ana guard 'pc', N lly 'urIrT Land.
Der 4 ,lh's,aul, lrt re zee ne Dee thine
Brave heart, and true Geteld ihe l'u.ut.
And though my heart shoull beat no more,
No lOrt.-u roc viii Mold thy 6II4c.
lkcl ~ IA Ntter Is ny n loot,
j. Germany IN aero hi Iol.
Dear Fn' t"rlNni, let peace th're
Brave hearts and true defend The Nh.ne
Up looked he 20 the II ayons blye
where he ode n or A"li nnt v.'V
lie swOIJ, and pruuul, Islt Nle ..ule-
" lhC Rhine il bvrNt. u- 900 uv.'
Dear fatLcrlaul, let peace Nt iulnrf
Brave hears aAl tue ar. nd laa lth.!g
while YET one drop Of bio 4 tlfohs warm,
To WELD the sword ICuhIu' uAc ala
To mol I the riNr vet ON" mana,
No toe nan sizes upou inc sfrI1i
Loved fNih"IlANl, lvl peace F" .. 'N.
Brave heart and true d,fUl 'nu ''nIe'
The cath t,.onnds the low. gla,
our Coitgs NUtttr 10 tIe HIt
TO lllur. b. ltr.ur. 90 'bft ...... Il. 'r
We Nll ,rutcct thee, awe
Dear tAIA'I tLuJ, Z It 10.
HUNc utrItt "u4 'ru, De-, .I'. ...'
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Ths Wa mite and tarcr quarters, weight !'r n"'y
so he clerk Of the couis', starter, hallC A.,
outrage o. n deapin tls, rae: Tor ilis clck Ihe
rnt.l ere TOM. lNu-'- Excuse, tWdClthc, l,lu.
Eelso, -puoc = col. by Nortun rrAb' 90. and tts
Ol LlIutain, Iha last one was tie iaNote, aud size
won thp race " /
ihe fulloWluEis
, 1870-02-22
FORHANDLINGER
Q olonialraade Diet
FOR ST. CROIX.

FortsptieIse af M0det den Site January
?, Beretniug fra Kasseeftersy Commits
sionen angaaende HveIvingen we'd Kas-
sererens Contoir.
Sagen ~forhandledes linden shkte D6re.
Efterat / ste kong lgteNedl DuBois)
paa Commissioners Vegne havde udtalt, at
Hv8lvingen ansaaes for ct ligesaa sikkert
Opbevaringssted som FORFEIT, naar.der iste-
detfor den nuverende Dor ~anbragtes en-
forsvarlig Jerndor og Ramme, vedtog Raa-
Diet med 9 Stemmer imod 5 at meddeIe sit
S~amtykke til, at Kasse-C Commissioner be-
~myndiges til at opbe|are ct Bel3b af iudtil
$4,000, etterat de at asse-Eftersynscom-
missioner anbefaIede Forandringer ere
blevne udforte.
3, Forel@ggelso af Udkast til Anordning
ON ofentlige Lsegeposter paa st. Croix.
Udkastet lyder saaledes
, 1870-02-22

Dog skal Bidraget for Arbeidere af eden
KIassB, OF for dem hyis I3ouning som Huus-
tyende like er Store end den npvnte Klas-
SEES, kun vFre . Cent ugentlig, og Arbei-
dere at 3die KIasse skulle intet Bidrag
svare.
Der oliver aarIigen af PoIitimestrene at
lndsende til Gouvernementet ct n6iagtigt
Opgivende af AntaIIet af de paa de forskjel-
lige Landeieudomuie / vedkonmende Poll
tidistricter vareude Personer fden arbei-
dende Klasse, med OpIysning ~omSPel0bet
af Diet Bidrag ON Ugeu, der for fsSe vii
v@re at svare. Dette Bel0b, bercgnet for
50 Uger, med Fradrag af II pct for Syg-
! dom og andet loyligt FortaId, oliver af
Huusbondeu eIIer Arbeidsherren at indbe-
tale / CoIonialkassen med en- FjerdedeeI
ht&rt Fjerdingaar cog skal denue Afgitt,
iudtjI Udgangcn at 3 Maaneder etter For
taIdstiden we're torIods prioritcret / Elem
dommen Iige med andre Commensurate
og Atgitter.
IS.
Del 5 4 indcholjto BestommoIser .trrdo
strax i Virksomhed med Hensyn til de
Landeiendomme, hvSS4brtiden ingen Lpge
er antagen til at tiIsee Arbeiderne og deres
FamiIier, men for de 0yrige Landeiendom-.
me etterhaauden, naar de nu bestaaende
Overeenskomster ON LTgetilsynet med
Arbeidcrne paa somme oph6re. elIer heves
entcn fra Eierens elIer Lrgeus Side.
Sc.
Der vii snarest muligt blive at ansette
2 nye Lpger med FoIpIigteIse til at udf6re
de oilentIisq Lrgeforretninger paa Den, der
af Gouvernementet bIiye dem overdragne,
med en- aarIig looming af mindst 1000
yestindrske, DaIer, der foreI8big udredes
under APIoniaIkassens Udgifter til Sund-
hedsy@N net, indtiI der, we'd Hialp af de til
L0nninger for Udf0reIsen af de ofentIige
Legetorretninger / narvPrende Anordnings
s 3, ifr. S. 4 og 5 bestemte BeI6b, kan til
lpgges dem en- aarIig Looming at Diet Offent-
lige at 1000 vestindiske DaIer.
Som F6Ige heraf blive de- Anordninger-
ne af lite Mai 1866 og ste Februar 1869
be8temte midlertidige L6nninger for 2 Of
tentIige Lager paa St. Croix like lenger
AT anyende.
MOTIvER.
De Grunde, hvorpaa foranstaaende An
ordnings-Udkast er bygget, ere f0lgende :
y Gen, der enduu i 1854 havde 9 practA
serende Lager, hvOraf de 3 havde ohentlig
Ansrttelse, besidder nu kun 5 Lager, deraf
ligeIedes 3 med o%fientlig AnsetteIse, og de
ere allie Mend en- %fremrykket Alder. De
FOranstaJtninger, der ere blevne trufne for
at iormaae en- yngre LPgc til at nedsRtte
sig j FrederikSted med en- L0nning for 4
Aor of 5000 bava vmrat frrrtael6So Or
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may appear 10 you the lesser evil Cal
though to me the positively right is IL
not better for you, tor the State, aud
for all, that men be sent to Congress
who can command the support OF the
Government, and thus secure untold
blessings for our new State, now strng-
Cling for its railroad and river improve
ments, it's surveys, lighthouses and
commerce? Is this not better than to
let such men as Jim Fay and Colonel
O'Dowd put halter around your necks,
run you into political hell, and the
State to ruin /?
Republicans can need no urging to
work in the next canvass. With an
uuexceptionally good ticket, and aplat.
form pledged to the honor, justice and
progress of the country, We ought te
triumphantly elect every man.
Very respectfully, j GASTON.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

The Interpretation Of the celebrated
9Th resolution has absorbed much of
the space of the Democratic papers,
and they have finally, with one excep-
ton, concluded that 1t means pay the
whole debt. The Albany Democrat
has whipped in all the papers in the
State to that belief, except the Jack
sonville News, which, from the first.
hrs endorsed the Fay disagreement let
ter. That exponent of true Democ-
racy has these pertinent remarks on the
question Of Interpretation:
The Albany Democrat appears TO be
wonderfully exercised over Mr.. Fay's
letter to the Portland ratification meet
ing and is quite severe in its denun
Citations of the author. The secret OF
Mr.. Bellinger's patriotic Indignation
lies in the fact that Mr.. Fay cast the
ten votes he held in the Albany Con.
vention against Mr., Bellinger's part
ner, Mr.. M. v. Brown, thereby defeat.
ing him for the nomination of State
Printer, and nominating Mr.. T. s. Pat-
terson. The "hcad and 'front.' of Mr..
Fay's "ofending hath this extent-no
more" So far as the sentiments OF
the Convention which adopted the 18th
resolution" are concerned, the editor OF
the Democrat, who was present during
the whole proceedings, knows that the
construction placed on the resolution
by Mr.. Fay was the sentiment held
and expressed by the majority in the
various test votes had before the final
passage of the resolution. As to the
coalition between Fay and O'Meara to
break up the Democratic party Mr..
Bellinger knows that he is simply statr
ing falsehood when he ASSERTS it to be
the fact.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28
Telegraphic Summary.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Arguments
in favor of the China Cable were made
before the Congressional Foreign and
Land committees last week by Cyrus
w. Field. The enterprise is warmly
favored by President Grant, Gen. Sher.
man, Admiral Porter and many mems
bers of the Government and Senate
and House. The cable is proposed to
run to the Sandwich Islands, Midway
Island, Yokohama and Shanghai. The
total length, allowing twenty per cent.
for slack. is 9,l2l miles,
Gen. o. NJ Meigs has ordered all
work ON the National Cemeteries to be
suspended on the day of Decoration.
The Department OF the Interior is
about to issue an order requiring of
fetal permission to be given before con-
struction of any railroad through In>
dian Reservations is commenced.
CHICAGO, May 15. - Washington
specials say the Ways and Means Com
mittee yesterday, substantially flushed
the tax bill, only the income tax re-
naming to be disposed Of With re-
gard to this, a majority of the mem>
bers are disposed to retain the present
five per cent, but to incaease the ex-
emption TO s2 500. The bill as it now
stands reduces taxation S30, 100000
| When the bill reaches the House, the
western members propose to offer an
amendment levying tax of two per
cent. ON interest on all United States
bonds, to be deducted by the disburs-
ing officer.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany have decided, since the fierce con.
test in the House, to submit to the
amendment of the Senate joint resolu-
ton. and the House committee VIII
meet for that purpose on Tuesday One
of these amendments will restrict the
sale of lands to actual settlers and
name stated price. Another will be
be saving clause that the government
is in no way an endorser Of the mort
| cages il proposes to issue.
W4sHINGToS. May 15.--H L. Per.
cal, of the 9th Mississippi Congression
al District, has appointed Michael
Howard (colored) to West Point ca
detship.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

ScRoFuLA 1s taint or infection In the nu-
man organism which weakens the vital forces,
and disorders or disarranges the functions o.
the whole system. This taint or infection Is
most usually hereditary in the constitution, bns
it may also arise from habits Of life, unWhoie-
some food, etc. In time, If this disease does
not show itself in an ulcerous or tupsrcniar
form. il induces those other diseases, such as
consumption, ulcerations Of the liver, stomach
and kidneys, salt rheum, dropsy, etc. The best
remedy ever yet discovered Is "Dr. Walkers
VEGETABLES VIsEaAR BiTrERs" It will cure
the disease if not too far advanced, and will
eradicate the cause. 4
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28
WALTuAnWA ATCHEs
Let every one who wants Watch read thi
carefully.
Especially II in some remote, out.oi- -the-way
place.

Now that the railroad liz open. we propose to
give the residents of Oregon the opportunity of
getting single genuine Waltham Watches at
Lowest New Work Wholesale Prices:
We sell more Waltham Watches than any
other establishment in The country, either
Wholesale or retail; we send great numbers to
every section Of the country by Mail and Ex-
press, carefully packed and in perfect running
order. Our plan Is this: You want watch,
and see our advertisement; now, we want you
FIRST to write to us for our Descriptive and Illus
trated Price List; we will send 1t. post. paid, by
return mail. 1t explains all the different kinds,
tells the weight and quality of the cases. with
prices Of each: you then make selection Of
the kind you prefer, and send us your order.
We will then send you the watch by Express,
with the bill to collect on delivery. We give
instructions to the Express Company to allow
you to open the package and examine the
Watch; il ii suits, you can pay, and take it !; if
not, you are under no obligation to receive It
and If ii is taken, and afterward does not prove
satisfactory, we viii exchange it, or