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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-12
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Administrators Notice.

~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the November Term of the County Court Of
Polk County, n. l.. Butler ~as appointed
Administrator of the estate Of b. r. Bond, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present the same within
six months from the date hereof
N L. BUTLER.
Administrator.
Dallas, Oregon, Nov. 0, 1870. 36-4w
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w WATCHES
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Having been the first to adopt the plan Of
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-12
EDUCATIONAL.
la CREOLE ACADEMY,
Dallas, Polk County, Ofegon.

MR.. NJ. NJ. oGLEsBY ...............P .ParscIpAL.
MISS C. A.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
4 SORE BURDEN.

dh,empla,ing the burdens imposed BY
present tariff, General Brinkerhof
'tha, il is the highest aud most oppres-
''yer known among civilized nations,
!, ut or modern. In Greece, the average
"on imports was two per cent. upon
,ns, and five per cent upon subject
-. In Rome, dnrinG o period OF .
'g,and years, the average duty did not
nd two and one half per centum.
,ele different nations Of Europe, at
,shay, is less than Ten pr cent. In
'mhna, ninty.thrcc and q half per cent.
kc entire customs Of revenue Il collected
" six articles, and her whole schedule
isH,es less than twenty articles the
h,ce coming in ftec. There, notwith-
h9ing this limit, the average duty Is
sp han eight per cent. Contrss< this
ition with that Of the United States,
the harden under which the masses
=. u and languiAh, Assume thoir proper
rang. Our tariff embraces more than
.s.ihou'and artioles---evcrytbing That is
%, the food, the medicines, the
: les, the necessities; the ane silk,
Il Icashmere shawl for the rich, the
s,lee blaDksts -and, common fabrics for
hnyor--.sTe al taxed by an nayerage duty
%, fracina ls. than fifty. per centum
In 'rhi. .sum, equal to one half the
..h,nal value of the articles thu, taxed,
" III by uic icnhs,rmer---nct necessarily
'Mppor, shc government, hut TO pro-
Ncw Englais papufacturer''
t,v.s limo o,yqy come when the people
adopcn their "yes "a these cncrmi,ics,
al wat suffering and ruin ARE being
/. ,ghi in the interval. The cure at
inca in the hands vi the nsassca, ma,
! cpplicd but when?
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
Pune htnneltO.
lTn.Blts from the Witty Paper,l

lTii.Bits from the Witty Paper,l
How TO RISE EARLY-Lie with your
head TO the (y)east.
Nor DURING LxSr.-It is hardly proba-
bic that General Grant will dismiss Fish
from the Cabinet during Lent.
A FATAL TEcHSIcALITY.-W Woming
have their rights in Wyoming; but then
Wyoming can never become "Woming"
territory And what's 20 prevent itf Y,
don't you see2 27-thst letter wont Jet her.
GooD ROAMING CATnoLIcs-The Sisters
~ Charity
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11

DH- General Logan has introduced into
Con gress bill for an Irish Colonization
Soci ETY., with capital of Sl,o0o,ooo at $50
q share. The object Of the proposed
society will be to keep in view the en-
couragement Of Irishmen TO get out Of the
cities and move out here into the West
The General desifes 10 have the good wishes
Of the Irish. He is drifting towards the
Democrats, and the Irish are h strong
element Of the party. Don't you see
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
he Bulletin.
GEN. HOWARD.

To uthc Christian soldier" Gen. How
-,.,J. before the country, charged
o,ficirI ni.lcca- of a highly damag-
$--,c.rr rnr .--rrclv knows wher"
forqu boue;t upcorruptcd Pnd m
i,tbl1 rs,kchoiliciaL 1Ilitl "a
q. alleged that-ihis-pious--lnan-h has.
nj, the authority, of laNy devoted
c,oo Of the freelmeh's bureau funds
erection Of the Howard University;
and. belonging to tImt'uhiSsrsity,
"bccn improperly sold by him to his
Family and staff, and ,ha, bond. issued
If ts Fir. Con srer'ti@d cMrch,
ss'ir g.5dt SSrtt' atceTtedin pay inen..
J bond. ha,E neither been returned
Ao-,ei b, ter;rndra,, id his accounts
,he kt,Syggvyi. Ith fu1Mr Charged.
ippbthNct,tN lehFIins VIE builVtE
: mrgtagler"lr-h,r hs1 Aweri-
4 r,oniImny General Howard and
h.. Howard, his brother, are
ip1aci,.l s.rk-holdyrs. Tbesc
Nttrdf WORTHLESS character, and in
r,auencc thereof portions ofthe build
IRE already crumbling away. Housed
Ind. Of the bureau IN the purchase Of
- l..s ..,.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
COZ. i. p. X. saFFoRD.

w. A. T., K Stafford left San Fran.
A, Jor Arizona last Thursday, accom-
,,Ttiby ey's two hundred persons deter.
,hc Vi to .eli IL in the territory. f.tIaG
, ,c Governor is well acquainted with
HORTICULTURAL, mineral and other resour-
(, rtAnxpns and has labored energetic
y to bring knowcldge of them before
n lInblle That his efforts have been At
| ,,d with considerable success isevidcn-
!. on the tide of emigration now setting
:. at direction. lie has promised to rem
o. III the assistance within his power in
work Id developing the country, and
r Z gentleman of untiring energy, and
''ng the ear ii the powcrs that BE-, at
uhhing,on, the assistance he promises
'' foon tell most gratifyingly upon the
sypcrity Of that distant but importan,
IT, our country.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11

txr- Fernando Wood vs.. 90. Howard.
The plaintiff charges the defendant with
thmvcry and with npPoPrating the
money of the Freedmens Beureau to his
own use. And these charges against that
model of uprightness, Gen. 90. Howard! |!
Think of 1t, dream Of it, dissolute man.
o. q, How-hsrd Steal? Would he
lie Wood?
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11

D@-In an article headed "Shoo Ply
the Psducah Herald says I'VE have but
one lamp to guide our steps, and that lamp
is the old Democratic States Rights Plat
form Of '9s.' In its day, that was q sound
platform; but in the present time it is un.
popular. To the party that would appeal
to the people upon il, they would say;
"Shoo Fly!'
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11

AI-The Democracy of Evansville have
by tho election Of seven, out Of the nine
coancilmcn, preserved their contol of the
municipality. The election was held last
Monday, and its results somewhat sur
priscd both parties-the radicals in not Sc
curing u majority in ths council, and the
democrats in losing their elork, marshal
md treasurer.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11

hT. The sales of tobacco in Cincinnati
on the sth instant, consisted of lGi hhds Of
frosted lugs at - 40 IA IS 80.
The purchasers might make handsome
profit by re-selling in Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11

Dny- The democrats of Dayton, are go-
ing back to the original custom-that Of
selecting the largest man ss ruler. They
have just elected as mayor by very
handsome majority, Mr.. Morrison, who
weighs something over four hundred
nounls
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
n6y- A preacher, named Fowler, said, a

bB- A preacher, named Fowler, said, at
the XV,h Amendment eelebrrtion
Mt Chicago the other day; "The
question no longer is, what are
we to do. with the black man?
But, what are We to do with the copper
head7' This fellows well.named. He
Is Fowler than the foulest Of otfal, and he
can lie like b congressman. g.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
p Notwithstanding the great outer.

! - Notwithstanding the great outcry
"a against tho Cincinnati Board of
| cation because OF their resolution for
,o',ng the use OF the Bible in the public
,l., and notwiths nding the threat of
bible men that the people, when an
'rtunity served them, should over
'e',n the anti-Bible members of the
'"'l with unmistakable evidences Of
'"FrobstioR--notwithstanding all this,
ne more, the people of Cincinnati have,
nc majority Of Lac, approved the action
'''the. board, and thus declared
Nast the use of the Bible in the
ivic schools. This result, wholly unex-
ID ed By outside lookers-on, is said to be
'oin "A great measure, to the display of
Dnn tolerant and dictatorial spirit on the
ID of the Bible advocates, that drove OF
eis snts of strength that milder course
d have conciliated and used. Catho-
orJews, Liberals, German Free-thinkers,
esthe mass that do not believe anything,
red and formed total of li,0so,
onst which the Bible-mcn could muster
r's 1864. Notwithstanding the ad-
be, popular majority, however the
ds Of the Bible secured the control OF
3oard of Education.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
l6VMr. Il. +. Butler is NJ busy as q be,

MI ID r. hUtEUt 70 " Uusy IN H'V'
lie is now the right hand Of President
Grant and always rushes TO the rescue
when his Exccilency is driven into posi-
tion of either danger or difficulty. He is
no longer Bottled Butler, but is now Bully
Fellow Butler.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11

~ DIR. Hayes, the great Arctic ga
plorer, Is In Washington, comforting with
the committee on Foreign Relations rela-
tive to the propriety of new expedition
to the North pole. No definite conclusion
has been arrived at, but it !, thought that
"A new expedition viii be ordered
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
Massao Coanty.

METROPOLIS.
About twenty houses are in process of
erection. .
At the election ofschool dirictor on the
frst Monday Of the present month, Mr..
q. Bruner was elected by majority Of
nine votes. Only 201 votes were cast.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11

hUReturns from all the towns in Con-
necticut fix the majority for English, demo-
crat, at 932.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
OwFSSBoRO

At the city election, IN Owensboro last
Monday the democracy elected their
entire ticket by largely increased majori-
ties over all former votes. sixty-nine
negro votes were polrd for the radical
ticket. The Monitor says that the Irish
aud German citizens came nobly up to the
work Of putting down the negro element,
In their grand final triumph-tho passag"
Of the Fifteenth Amcndmcnt-the radio
ais have wrought the means Of their own
sure destruction.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
RHODE ISLAND

Tho election ia Rh9dc island, last week,
resulted IN the re-election Of the old State
cdhcc,$, and a Legislature favorable TO The
re-e ection Of fScnator anthony. tAlthough
there is small Democratic gain, both
houses are Overwhelmingly radical, the
senate standing % radicals to . dcmo-
cra.s. and The House So radicals to IA
democrats. The radical majority on the
pypplar yote Is said to bc S,2Sl.
ME Mr. u. -F.-Butler is waiting for nm
opportunity to iisroduce IN Congress II Joint
rc.olvft6 pro, hiin5 r5r ths' atn6eaationi
Of sah Ikhhsa q the Uatsisstate md
tlir admission OF the same n State into
the Union. 80. there !, to be no ratiiica-
of President Grant, treaty, and hi, man
Friday is call in u od~fest the stubbornness
of the respectable political f9gies who are
called senators Why ,houl We hesitate?
Manifest destiny will compel us, sooner or
: h,cr. To- absorb all the West lndic-, ~ we'll
la.ltc stretch "ut our embracing i',rn TO the
North.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
AROUND ABOUT CAIRO.
Saline County.

p W 'eeo. saline County.
ST. "a RALEIGH.
Messrs. j, j. Wright and c. r. Burnett
have packed and shipped, since October,
6,4O0 eggs.
The merchants OF this town say they
will prize and ship between I5O and'JW
hcgshcads of tobacco this season.
Pulaski County.
MOUND CITY. .
Potter. Of the Journdt, is in st. Louis.
The United States snag boat, Thayer,
Capt. Houston, is lying at the wharf.
Nessrs. George Mrrtz, Sr., and J. B.
Crandall have been elected school direc-
tor.
Union County.
JoNEsBoRo.
Mr. Paul Friek has been reelected
Mayor. L. ,H.a
several new building, are being put up
in Tn" city
from ,h,. cobden Corrcsp'ndent of the Jonosnoro
...r . +... p. ' Gazette
A terrible ARRAY occurred last Sunday
evening at the Toledo Church, between two
young men named Worsham and Lewis.
Lewis received six or seven stabs in the
breast, abdomen and back, and his oppo-
nent has n pistol ball somewhere in or
about the knee joint its precise locality
not having been yet ascertained. Both of
the young men are in a critical condition.
II is not known who was the assailant. 1t
seems that Worslianl was first hit in the
back with n stone which he supposed was
thrown by Lewis. The latter denies
having thrown the stone, and 60 the Begin
ming of the conflict Is stili mystery.
........ DoNGoLA.
/ Beautiful weather fine run of business;
good health.
Tue examination of the Egyptian School
last week was a success.
Mr.. Misenhimer last week effected the
arrest of two of the witnesses against his
son, who killed Doinmermuth about
year ago and who i now in the Alexander
county jail. His intention was to inpli-
cate the witnesses in the crime. They
were discharged.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
I'm Kentuc Ny.


The organization of democratic club
has been suggested.
The Herald, whistling TO keep up it,
courage, says ,ha, business is brisk,
On last Friday, Col. Robson secured
stock 20 the amount Of Ss 900 in the new
steamer proposed to be built in the Ten
nessee river trade.
"Our tobacco warehouses, lay, the ho.-
tuekian, ''prcsent MI active business ap-
pearance just now. They are all crowded
with the staple, aud the receipts are 50
heavy that sometimes they ARE bothered for
storage room.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11

a telegram from May,villc, dated 9Th
instant says, that "thc first election held
In Kentucky since the ratification Of the
Fifteenth Amendment, Wa. that for mu-
nicipal officers of Dover, on Saturday
last ut which the oolored men went to the
polls, inquired for the democratic ticket,
and voted it en- massc,, wi,hou, ',cratch-
ing
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
FEW ERR AND AGUE
AND CHILLS AND FEVER.

Chilli and Fever are caused from u certain
poison EXISTING IN the atmosphere known as
malaria. IL reduces the vitality Of the blood
reiard- the action of the different organs, and
causes Bliilousness, Constipation, etc, and in
this way prepares III" system for any disease of
more serious nature which may follow. To avoid
further trouble, and relieve yourself Of tnIs
uIsCaSr, take
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
Union County.

Mr. Paul Frick has been reelected,
Mayor. e
several new building. are being put up
in the city.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-04-11
INSURANCE,

S~<>/~<~ <~~NS~<~~~><s.s>s>s>s
". ~. Morris. ~. ~ snndr".
No'ary Pnbhc. Notary Pn1i'r eni t. =.
: - - L.LnLL- ..Innl.L-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
ROBBING A COLORED MAN

Edwin A. Williams, an intelligent cOlOred
man. graduate OF Canterbury College, England residing
at No I4 Thompsonst, in this city, appeared before
Justice STANDBY, at the Jefferson Market Police Court
Saturday and charged Mary A. Burns residing in the
same house. with robbing him Of miscellaneous articles
property the aggregate value OF The property
consisting among Others of set OF coral ewelry valued
500 aud silk shawl at 1915 taken during the
sence Of Mr. Williams and his wife at "A pic-nic Friday
A preliminary examination held Saturday, and
yesterday further testimony taken, which substan-
TALLY proved the guilt Of the prisoner Charlotte Bur
leigh coOred residing IN the house. testified that
Mary Burns came into her with bundle OF cloth
ing and left ID there, which subsequently, identified
by Williams part II the stolen property Matthew
j. Glynn an officer testified D. finding articles OF clothing
In the prisoners possession belonging to Williams. She
said the OF her arrest that else knew
about robbery than she did IL II supposed
the prisoner has pawned the remaining articles Justice
shandey placed Mary Burns under $4,000 bail TO
at the General Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
,rrrNpTpD MURDER AND ROBBERY.

Joseph Mccarthy, residing at No. 339 Spring
st. while standing at his own door, on Friday evening
suddenly felt the blade OF knife piercing deep INTO MS
sbouder and became terribly conscious that he was the
victim of q savage attack by some unknown person
Thrown to the ground by his sssailant Mccarthy,
although badly wounded struggled desperately ana sue
ceaded in beating the off, but not before ne nau TO
ceved several cuts from the knife IN the slngge'
Al last as the would assassin made desperate ge
Mccarthy gave him severe kick on the outsretGns me-,
hand causing the knife fly from his grasp far out INTO
the street. The assailant now turned and ran down
the street. followed by Mccarthy, who had pos
sessed himself Of the knife The fellow soon ran
for shelter into liquor saloon at NO. oel
and picking up a number OF tumbers threw them
at his pIrsuer with terrible precision wOundng MN
severely In the face The ruan now attempted 10 gam
possession Of McCarthys pOcketbook, and wrestling
contest ensued in which Mccarthy weak as ne was rom
the loss of blood succeeded in getting the fellow UNDER
most when three companions Of the assailant rusned
into the saloon and wrcsted the poeketbOok from McCar
thy. officer Rker, OF the Twe9y-eghth PreeIhct, at
tracted by the turmoil in the saloon, entered ana cap
tred he original assaant after a struggle Brought up
before Justice snandley at the Jefferson Market Poce
Court on Saturday morning the prisoner gave his name
as John Anderson, policy dealer by occupation ana re-
siding at No. 1886 Canalst He was fuy connltteu ior
trial bail being refused.