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-Leddin's College.

-Leddin's College.
ATTEND Robertson's Business College
-Thos. cubbins, bricklsyer, 28z Main st.
-Armstrong's Photographic Gallery.
No. XII Main street.. Three fsultless gem
pictures for atty cents.
81. JosKPK's INFIRNARY-In chsrre of
the Sisters corner Third and Jefferson
streets,
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Jockey Club purse $500, heats of two
miles, for all ages.

l. John A Miller enters oh ( Irene Sheppard,
4 years old, by Bob johnson; dam Fanny Bugg,
by imp Ambassador. COlOrs, red and white.
2. John Jackson enters b g Morgan Scout, 5
3. BufOrd q Jerome enter gr ( Nellie Grey, 3
years Old, by Commodore; dam by imp Sover-
eign, Colors, blue and white.
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First Circuit Court-HeiskeIl, Judge.

On yesterdays short time before the sd-
jOurning hour, the argument in ne case
of Jackson VS. Polk, No. 1872 T. d., and the
first on the calendar, was COMMENDED by
General Adams on the part of the plain
tiff.
The cases set for trial to-day are the
same IS published yesterday.
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TEBTH.-The powers of Mrs. Whit
co mb's Syrup for children are as positive
as the sunlight from heaven, and gentle
and soothing as an angels whisper.
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Time AS.

The races to-day are well provided for.
This is the "big day" The races will be
better than any during the week, and all
the ladies will be present
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HACKMEN.

In dvane of all competitors The
gins, o Main.
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THE Great Red Store will sell IMMENSE
BARaAINs this week in Plaids, PopliDs,
Alpacss, Japanese Silks. Flsnnels, Blank
cts, etc. WIN. FRANK.
227 Main Street,
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THE place to get a No. / buggy horse,
an excellent saddle horse, a good draw
mule or farm stock, is @. Il. Bracket &
Co.'s, No. 32I Second street. All stock
must be as represented.
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EcoNoMY.-Take your fall clothing to
the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt Il Hsnson's old stand(, 246 Second
street. HANSON a WALKER,
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TIE cheapest and best Dysing and
Cleaning House in the city is at 246 Sec
ond street Hunt d HsnsOn's old standl,
HANSON q WALKER.
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FOR HELENA AND FR1AR's POINT
FOR RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Gem.
pany-u. 5, Msll Llne.

Pat CIeburne--Reese PritchArd, Master,
7 EAVES MEMPHIS MONDAYS AND FRI
Il DAYS, at 5 p M connecting at Mouth Of
White river with the nght-draught steamer
a Fort Gibeon" for Pine BIun on EATURDAYs.
and with the steamer Fort Smith" TUES
and they connect with the steamer
% Dardanelle" at Pine Bluff Tor Little Rock.
For freight or paBsage apply on board, or to
W. Il. KENNEDAY, Agent,
OMce or Company's Whsrfboat,
SEA Foot OF Court street
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BY TELEGRAPH.


MONEY.
STREET, NEW YORK, October 5.-Gold
strong, on a report that q large amount of the
5 per cent loan had been given up by the orig
iDal subscribers. The report is pronounced
false by wel-informed parties. 1t opened at
1l3A, sold up to and closed at ll4Hall4L. Loans
were made at from 3 per cent per Rnnum to
l-l6 per day for USE Ciearings, S60,0O0,000. Bids
for treasury gold amounted TO S7,297 600, with
an award of s2,0J0,0W at from ia TO la 6-lO0.
Governments closed strong, in sympathy with
higher gold. Stocks we're strong and active
during the early part Of the day, but after the
second call they declined from u to 1H per
cent from the highest point OF the day. Wa
bash, the principal feature, declined to 69k.
Business has been small. Hannibal and ST.
Joe advanced from @A To 81 on common, and
closed ut $50 70 20; preferred stock opened at
76, and fell on TO 70. The market closed dull.
1t is reported that Body will, in q short time,
bash in favor Of Horace +. Clark. A large
ban of Frankfort and Berlin is about TO open
a branch in this city. The design of this
branch bank is to be authority on American
securities and make investment in the same,
and otherwise transact q banking n trust
business for the in Europe. Money
is steady at . per cent In State bonds, Ten
nessee bonds are weak, declining to 6SH; New
South C~arolinas advanced from 5Qz 4 5I[. |
exchange-bankers' bills, So. Unit |
ed States coupons OF 1881, u7H; do b62, 62Os, |
ll5A; do 1885, 1l5I; do I85s, u5E; do /
new, 1l4as; do 1867, 61s, ll454; do 1865, I5Z; do |
l0-4Os, LlZ; do currency skies, ll4h. Missouri
state bonds, 96Z; Tennessees, old, 81 do new, /
"a; Virginia, new, 81; do old, 6lZ; NorthCaro. /
una, old, ~; do new, q. /
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FRESH OYSTERS and Lake Fish received
daily by express, by s. Clement, u Beale.
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SIZE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
penssry, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column, II
should be read BY all.
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BY Telegraph.

ST. LOUIS, October 5.-Arrived: CITY OF
Pekin, Victory and Pembins, from Kso-
kuk; Argonaut, from Cairo: r, J. Lock-
wood, from Red river; St. Luke. from
Jefferson City. Departed: Bsyard. for
keokuk; Victory, for st. Paul; Bee. for
cairo; Emile LsBarge, FIR VIcksburg.
The river at this point is stationary. The
weather is clear and warm.
CINcIENATI, october 5.-River 8 feet 8
inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, October 8 Weather clear
and warm. Mercury 80. River stations
airy, with is inches above and % beIow
Port list; Up-Florence Lee, s {. m :Jno.
Lumsden, 10 M +; Umpire, 8 pm. Down:
Evansville and Rapidan. Shipments to-
day were heavy.
CAIRO, October 5.-Port list: Utah
Memphis to st. Louis, 10 p M; Henry
Ames cleared for New Orleans at 9 a M.
E. H. Durfee, st. Louis to New Orleans /
pm. City of Alton, New Orleans to 81
Louis, / pm. Belle of pike, st, Louis to
Memph1s, ) pm Il T. Walt, st. Louis to
Memphis, 8 pm; Virginia, st. Louis to
New Orleans, z p m. ; Sioux City, st. Louis
to White river. SPIN. The river fell /
inch. Weather clear. Mercury 70 There
WAS 9 IRE In the steamer Southwestern. |
which Was extinguished during the uighf. |
1t did>not extend above the hold. The |
boat was not seriously damaged, but the
cargo In the hold, consisting OF apples, |
potatoes, flour and meat was thoroughly |
by the steam.
LOUISVILLE, October 5.-The river Il
still falling. 1t is now lower than IL has
been since 1856. There are two feet at
Puppy creek and Is inches at French
Island, with less than three feet to Gin
There is ss much freight as the
can carry. Weather clear and
warm.
LITTLE Rock, October 5.-weather
lear and pleasant. River declining.
miscellaneous.
The Indiana, tour and a half days out
New Orleans, discharged here 1906
'undles of cotton ties, 1876 barrels plaster,
bales of cotton, and 123 boxes glass,
he reports b Shannon hard aground at
'eeves' bar. She Is to enter the Memphis !
nd New Orleans trade, leaving here on !
ext Wednesday the uth. n
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TICKETS FOR THE "FAIR DRAWING" ARs
FOR SALE

]. @. Eyrich's news depot;
Msnsford's news depot;
Joe Locke's news depot;
George Bergmsn's cigar stand;
Leubrie's cigar stand;
Byrd's jewefry store;
Barnum's jeWelry store;
Memphis and Charleston ticket Office.
Chris. Steipkuhl's Capitol Saloon
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FRESH OYSTERS.

Victor d. Fuchs, fl Jefferson, lstreet Is
the place to buy them.
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PREMIUM ST. LOUIS BEER.

All The new Fall styles AZ Francisco d
6tEEfn's, 3tz Main street, under Pea
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500 LADIES CLOTH CLoAKs, last years
styles, 10 be sold at 80 cents on the dollar
at THE GREAT RED STORE, 229 Main
street.
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SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN AND
CITY LOTS.
sATURDAY, NOYEMRER a. IszI.

4 WILL sell st publis auction, upon the
i premises, the H1estand Place, lust east of
Memphis and across the railroad north TO
0anera1 BrRdf0rds. IL contains nftesn acres,
, Undivided to suit purchasers; splendidly
located, with forest shade trees on part, and
most desirable for resident lots. One OF the
lots to be sold has q cottage residence and
other improvements. 1 sell by direction of
Peter Hiestand's will. Sale upon the prem
ises. Pla's at my ONCE Tsrms-ons-fourth
cash, and balance al 1. 2 and 3 years, al per
cent interest Also, on
SATURDAY, HOVEABER II, lSIl, g
in mont of my office, 80 Madison (Planters'
Insurance BuildtnBl / will sell two houses
and lots, Mes. 10 and II, Orleans street, iust
south OF Poplar, owned by Peter Hiestand,
Sale upon same terms as above.
i. B, MCFARLAND, Admir-,
ocS 30 Madison street,
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o LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has the
largest assortment of Magazines, Pictorials
and dailies In the city.
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First Chaneery. COurt-MOrKan, Chan.
eeiIOr.

The following decisions were rendered
yesterday: Manl9y VS. Mulhollsnd, gar
nishee discharged; Jsmison VS. Jamison,
sale; Monconnsh turnpike company vs.
Ed Tally snd others, injunction dissolv-
ed. The court meets at Q O'Clock this
morning, when the motion docket will be
taken up.
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FOB RIVER.
St. LssIs and Arkansas Rive,
Paaket EsapsRv.

For Pine Blud, Little Rock, Lorisbure. BAY
danelIe, Ozark, Van Buren, and Fort
Smith; composed of the following
Ftrst-alass, Low wRte Freight
and Passenger Packets;
SALLIE. rs. JssssaS, zzsts.
COLUMBIA, lssas. Asste;
UTAH, Tx. ssTasss, Master
MINNIE. - Hssfs,
Connecting at Little Rock with @A
Stages for Hot Springs and the{E
lght-drauRht steamer Little Rock, Gefe,
master, for all points on the upper AfkansnS
railroad and transferred, free o. charge. fs
poat7 OF this line Marx and consi0n Toods
70 81 Louis and Arkansas River Packet Co
care OF ELLIOTT a AILLxR, Ag'ts, AemphIs,
=, l. N. PHILLIPS & Co., Agents, CAIRO
IAB. J, SYLVESTER, Sup't,
fs 500 y. C0nomeroiel 81. q. Louia. No
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
& Brownies, 815 Second street.
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CHANGE or
mississippi and Tonnes see Railroad

OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
Memphis, Nay IS, ISL.
Nm and after SUNDAY, MAY g, 1871, unit
" further notice, trains on this road VIII
as follows:
Arrive Leave
new Orleans datty------7sO pm lac pm
daily--.---S 80 AM E8 pm.
Freight daily t~exceptSuH-
pm. $40 am.
ap)e JAS. Y0HGE, Gem Sap'k
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Cotton is in good demand at full prices, 9OHc.
np~ aoana

b cotton goods market is devoid of ANNA
ton, and the weather is too fine to infuse any
life into wooden goods. Prices, meanwhile,
rule uniform and nrm, In sympathy with raw
materials. The only change of importance
noticeable to-day is an advance in the price Of
fancy prints to l2c; but other fancy
makes, apart from Cocha, are, Kerr's is selling
at u1zci Lodi, lie; Sprague's frocks, Il1c; shirt
lug, 1910; Amoskeag brown drills, 14c; and
Adnata, l4Lc. Amoskeag extra plush bleached
Canton nannels, I7z5c; do A brown, IKE; do
A do, 2lc; do B do, 3Oc; EIlerton H brown do.
25ci do o, l9c; do I, lac; do w n bleached, &c:
do do, &c. Amoskeag A bleached musIins,
15c; Butts X K do, lSc; Bay Mills do, lgc:
A A I5c; Bsllow 4 Sons do, lS<c:
Clark's do, IKE: Cabot A, l5c. CIark's aud
Coats spool thread, soc regular, for 6-cord ster-
ling, soc, with a liberal discount; Hodley5a.
loci Green a Daniels accord, 40c; and Hoyoke,
S5c,
PROVISIONS.
Flour dull nj lower; super1ne western and
state, " 5Oa6 50; common 20 good extra, S7s
IS; good to choice, 81 2ca7 IS; white western
extra, 81 65aS; Ohio extras, 81 LOAF 20; st. Louis. |
~ S0as 25. Rye hour irmer, 81 75a5 80. Corn |
meal quiet. Whisky steady, 81. Wheat dull
md lower; No. 2 spring, 81 DIAL Sc; winter red |
81 Seal 63; amber western, 81 e4al 81 |
White, 81 65al 70. Rye armer, u. Barley and /
malt quiet. Corn opened dull but closed act
We; western mixed in store, TH<s75c; adoat. 70 |
Oats dull n prices q shade lower. /
western and Ohio, 63a541<c. Hay and hons
Iuiet. Coffee Is In fair demand and firm: kfO. |
5zalSAc. Sugar Is In fair demand and firm.
TO good refining, y8ayXc; Cuba, &<aaKc.
1olassss dull but unchanged. Rics, E3kaeG
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PUMPS, Sl5 Second street.

Go To Joe Locke's, 2SsH Main street, for
your reading matter.
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CRANBEKRIEs.-25 barrels Crsnberrie
received this day.
OLIVER, FINNIE g. 90.
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$4,000 /!
Third Annual Fair Of thu Memphis
Agricultural and. heehan-
IcaI Society.
Cash Premiums

MYTH the view OF Increasing the interest
w In the coming Fall FAN. the Beard OF
Directors have determined to oier q list OF
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IMPORTATION Is MAhTEn

OF the residence Of CATHARNE CIoUGH-
AssY, b removed from the city or AISsnv
New York, 70 Memphis about twelve vaaSs
since. IL wiz be TO her interest, or the inte--
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II" "V ~FF
TIL SDzY, OCTOBER y, 1871
As she dar FOR disuibntien. when it IL ex-
OF persons ever PRESENT At one time on the
grou eds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that DAY 0ntv, VIII entttle the holder 70 ad-
miss on to me Grounds, and participation in
the chances Of the following list OF
CASH PREMIUMS.
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For LEASE.
LOCAL NEWS.

DWELL1EG-wiLh 81 acres Of land, on
IL Bass Rvenue. AppfJ to
seS P. A CICALLA, 6SS Shelby street.
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CONFEDERATE RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

STEAM FITTING, sI5 Second street.
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Don't buy your new Fail Hat until
you have examined N late styles and
low prices at Francisco a Virgins, un-
der the
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COoOA1NE dresses the hair beautifully.
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FOUND.

HORSE-Cams TO my premises. q dUn-col-
II oteo nome pony; white face. Owner
CAL nave MN py proving property and pay
Ocf
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16
Latest from the Hartford Fire Insur-
ance Companies.

The terrible fires, Of course, absorb
public attention, and little else is talked
or thought of Hartford will bear her
share OF the burden, both in the way
OF contributions aud insurance, and
will, think, doit manfuIlY. The smoke
has not cleared away sufficiently vet
Tor onr insurance companies to make
reliable estimate of losses, but so much
Is known as will probably extingnish
all but threc-The Etna, Hartford aud
Phoenix. The Etna's loss is variously
estimated at from two to FIVE millions
aud she is driven to reduction of cap
ltaI stock fifty per cent The Hartford
will lose probably about one million two
hundred thousand dollars; the Phoenix
one million five hundred thousand dol.
lars, and both may be driven to a re-
duetIon, with the Etna The North
| American" Merchants I" City"
Connecticut" " Charter Oak" aud
=" Putnam viii, more than likely, " 90
| by the board" 1t has been understood
that the Merchants City aud
= Connecticut" would be carried over
by their stockholders but heard to-
day that their losses were so much
| greater than at first estimated that they
would be closed up The /" Putnam -
folks have talked Of paving as far as
their assets would 20, and starting
again under a new name" The Bro.
ther Johnathan n"-euphonius, to say
the least-whether il is fully decided
upon, | am unalle TO say. 1t is much
to be regretted that so many valuable
franchises must be given up Chicagc
| Tribune.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16
Ght Oregou 9rpubliran
Is Issued Every Saturday Morning, at
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
BY r. Ell. TYSON.

OFFICE-Mill street, opposite the Court
House.
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The Discovery Of the Open Polar Sea
COnfrmed.

The following, dated October 9th, is
a translation OF information received at
the Navy Department, from DR.. A.
Petermann. of Gotha:
"The telegram dated October Sd,
1871 which announces the return Of
Capt. Weyprecht and Lieut. Payer, of
the Austrian army, states that in the
month of September an open sea vas
found from IL degrees to 70 degrees
east Of Greenwich to the northward OF
IS degrees north latitude. The upper
most point reached was 20 degrees
north. On the meridian AZ degrees
east was found the most favorable state
Of ice towards the North Pole, with a
probable connection with the open sea
north Of Siberia, towards the east.
This appears to be the most favorable
route towards the North Pole. DR..
Petermann remarks:
"The best part Of this telegram
cannot understand, but have reason to
assume that Garland, which was dis
covered last year by Count Zeil and
Theodore Won Henghir, extends south
ward to rs degrees IL minutes north
The Payer and Weyprecht expedition
was made in small sailing vessel, and
at their own expense.
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and employ such other precautions as
careful business men always use, and
they will render the occupation of these
land sharks very unwholesome in a
legal point of view.
That the simple and careless shall
become the dupes of the shrewd and
unscrupulous is IN the nature Of things
If a man should lie down TO sleep in an
exposed situation, and wake up 10 find
his pocke ket-book and watch distracted
by some prowlipg thief. he would
scarcely blame anything more than his
own folly. So if men attempt to exc~
cute contracts, and take upon them
obligations of which they know nothing,
without trustworthy edvice, they must
themselves take the burden of blame If
they get swindled.
This, however, does not exonerate
| the swindlers. In many cases they
might be brought to justice, were it not
for indispositlon to pursue and punish
them. Such course, though duty
to the public, protecting both honest
sellers and buyers, involves some
trouble, and it is much easier to {" take
it out" in maledictions against patent.
and all who traffic in them. -Sciemtif,
american.
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4 LONG NEEDED INVENTION j
X. Magic, of the Canton, ILL.,, Register,
has perfected a neat little automatic
machine for showing stations on rail-
roads to passengers riding IN the cars.
1t is in the form Of an obIong case, to
be attached at either end Of the passeu-
ger car, in plain view of all the inmates
Of the car, aud on the face is given the
name Of the station next to be reached.
by an ingenious contrivance, as soon as
the car Iasses a station, the machine
shows the next station, and so on. 1t
is very simple and perfect in its opera
tlons, and quite inexpensive. The ma
chine not only shows the stations, but
will also indicate the distance of the
station from certain stated point--say
the distance of the station from each
terminus Of the road. The contrvancn
Is capable OF imparting a large amount
of information. Placed on an express
train, not stopping at way stations, in
addition to giving the name of the sta
ton, there can be added the words
. train stops" or train does not stop, F."
or "train stops twenty minutes for
meals" &c We understand the G. Il.
& O. railroad folks are so well pleased
with the machine, which was only per-
fected last week, that they have con
cluded to put it on all the passenger
cars. It is certain that the travelling
public will bless every railroad line
which adopts it, as it is something the
need of which has been long and
ardently fclt.-Peoria M Transcript
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16

inent theologian, and soul. charming
warbler, Prof. Anderson, to deliver a
weekly Grafton on the British Corn
Laws. He will also perform several
feats in Legerdemain, among which
may be mentioned swallowing his shirt
aud tying his nose and tongue in a
double bow, knot. lie will also eat his
shadow. Admittance, 45 cents in cur
rency. The whole to conclude with the
astonishing feat of swallowing a red hot
grubbing hoe. BONES.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16
ADVERTISING RATES.

One square Go lines less), frstinsert'n, S3 90
Each subsequent insertion..... / 90
A liberal deduction will be made to quar-
erly and yearly advertisers.
Professional cards will be inserted at $l2 90
per annnm.
Transient advertisements must be paid for
advance to insure publication. All other
advertising bills must be paid quarterly.
Legal tenders taken at their current value.
Blanks and Job Work of every description
furnished at low rates on short notice.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16

BANK NOTE PArER.-lt was gen.
orally supposed that the secret of man
uiacturing the fibre paper on which
the Government paper was printed was
known only to those who were under
contract to supply it to the Treasury
Department. On the arrest of gang
OF counterfeiters last week in New York
and of another this week in Missouri. a
large quantity of the fibre paper was
not only found, but the machinery for
It's manufacture. 1t is somewhat re-
markab!e that the American mind is
not equal to the invention of bank
paper impossible to counterfeit, when
England has for half century had a
watcred paper on which her +" Bank of
England notes of all denominations
are printed, and which has never yet
been successfully initiated.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16

Twenty one States have voted this
year. These arc New Hampshire, Con-
necticut Kentucky, North Carolina,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, California, Iowa,
West Virginia, New York, Massachu-
setts, Minnesota, Wisconsin. Illinois.
Michigan, Kansas, Mississippi, New
jersey, Texas, Virginia and Maine.
All but six went Republican, and two
Of these, New Jersey and New Hamp>
shire, will be easily won back next
year. Conceding them to the oppos.
ton, however, and leaving out all the
other States which have not voted, the
Republicans have already more than a
majority of the Electoral College. This
is nice calculation for the Democrats
to base their Presidential speculations
upon.-Phiiadetphia Press.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16

Two HUNDRED ku KLux Com
FEssTNd. Two hundred ku klnx in
all have made voluntary confession OF
their connexion with the klan. aud
have surrendered themselves to the
authorities, totally disgusted with their
connection with it, Thirty-seven OF
this class came in few days since
and made their confessions in writing
Three hundred, it j. estimated, have
fled to escape the penalty of their
crimes, or to avoid arrest. and one hun.
dred and two are confined IN the iaiI a,
Iorkyille. The prisoners say that they
have every comfort to be expected
under the circumstances that they arc
we'll treated, have plenty TO eat. and
that their friends arc allowed to visi,
them. Capt. Ogden, of the United
States Army, has immediate charge OF
the Jail,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16

A number of surveying parties have
been engaged during the last summer
and fall in surveying the various
mountain passes in Montana.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16
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