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providing for Relations at the
TaN-payers' ExDense.

Inc Washington correspondent of the
Boston Adrertiser, an ardent Admins
trat'on paper, says that during the inves
tlgation of the charges against Comp
troilrr HULBURD. by the Banking and
Currency Committee, on the I'd inst, Mr..
SUIT, of Richmond, testified that, being
the owner in great part of two or three
national banks, and wishing to have
friend at court, he appointed six years
ago as cashier of one of his banks
brother OF the Comptroller. Shortly af
tcl ward he discovered that the new cash
ier was using the finds of the bank for
private speculltions, and forced him to
resign, when it was aScerlained that he
was a defaultcr - the amount of $685.
900, which has never been repaid. HUI
BtRD, with full knowledge OF this dis
honesty on the part Of his brother, soon
afterward appointed his defaulting rela-
tive to the responsible position Of bank
examiner in Philadelphia, which he still
holds On the same day clerk in the
currency bureau testified that nephew
of HULBUED's had been paid years
salary for doing al amount of work that
could have been done in few weeks 1t
is not probable that the supporters of
the administration will see anything
wrong in all this. They will probably
argue that no improper motive has been
shown on the part of the Comptroller in
placing defaulter in a position of su ch
trust as that of bank examiner Mr..
HULDuRD has the example Of General
GRANT 10 sustain him in the practice Of
providing for his relations at the public
expense, and it would seem to be an i'm.
possibility for him to quarter on the pub
lie more worthless relations than GRANT
has. 1t is No wonder that the Adcer-
tiser expresses the opinion that these in
vestigations are getting to be tedious.
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How Many millions Does the Pa
cific Railroad Company owe
the Government!

In Congress, on the Sth inst, Mr..
NEGLEY wanted to introduce preamble
stating that the Pacific Railroad Compa.
ny owed the Government about ELEVEN
MILLION DOLLARS for Interest paid on
bonds loaned the company; and q resolu-
ton providing for the appointment of
Commissioners to inquire into the finan-
cial ability of the Company to meet their
obligations; and, further, to ascertain
whether they have legally and faithfully
applied their assets, and are able to pay
the whole or any part of their debt to
the Government.
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, a stock
holder in the Company, objected. The
People did not need proof of this kind,
from stockholder, to satisfy them of
the base swindle connected with the Gov
ernment loan to railroad corporation.
They know that their money has been
squandered by the Administration and
its majority in Congress in behalf Of
these grssping nonopolists; aud arc fur.
ther aware that demand for investiga.
ton is invariably met with vile abuse
and mean insinuations by the paid attor-
neys Of the Monopolists, who, unfortu-
nately, occupy seats in Congress-.
The day wiH come when there will Re
no Radical majority, nor stockholders, in
Congress to prevent an investigation
into the workings Of the Pacific Rail
road Companies. Then the whole swim
die, from the beginning to the ending
will be laid bare, and we venture the
prediction that there will be exposed to
view frauds, peculations, rohberies, swim
dies and intrigues, to gain the taxpay
ers' hard earned dollars, such as will for
ever disgrace those who were instru
mental in carrying them out.
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The Arkansas Happy Family.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, April S-The
Clayton members of the Republican
State Committee have called 4 Conven-
ton for the 18th of May, four days
prior to the Convention called by the
Brook members. TIE Clayton Conven-
ton is called for the purpose of appoint,
ing delegates to the Philadelphia Con,
vention only, while the other, in addi.
ton to appointing delegates, will NOM
mate full State ticket. The represen.
tation to the Clayton Convention is to
be based on the vote of 1870, and in
the other ON the vote of 1868
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-16

wOn the 81 inst. the Soldiers
Homestead Act became law. IL pro-
vides that every private soldier an'' Off
Ger who has served in the army oi the
limited States, during the recent rebel
lion. for ninety days or more, shall pe
entitled to ono hundred and sixty acres
Of land.
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Vote by BaIiot--Shall Negroes
VGte!

WHEELING. W. Va, April s. A spe-
cial to the Intellisencer, of this city,
says the system of riua voce voting was
defeated in the Convention at Charles
ton to-day. They submit the PROPOSE
ton to the voters of the State-"Shall
negroes hold office ?" The Convention
will adjourn tomorrow.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-16
ARMY-FAcT no. TWO.

During the six years before the war
the expenses of the War Department
were e1I6,0T6,430. Ia the six years
su .ceeding the war they reached (exelu-
sive Of pensions ss73,5S3, ,S9s.
IEDIANs-FACT NO. THREE.
Here the expenditures from 1856 to
1860 inclusive, under Democratic Ad-
ministration, were s2l,23l,5S5. From
1866 to 1871 inclusive, they amounted to
s29,9l6, 6,S0l-about SO, 100000 more than
they were under PIERCE and BUCHANAN.
And yet the Indians have continually
diminished in numbers, while the cost Of
taking care Of them has increased in the
ratio Of their decrease.
This mode of expenditure has but one
parallel, and that drawn from the leaves
of the Sybil, which increased in value as
they decreased in numbers.
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sg-Therc were 147 fires in New Y or

ES There were l4I tires Ia New ork
during the month of March, involving
the loss OF sl46,0O0, on which the
amount of insurance was SH.IS6.-
600. 1t is evident the owners of the
property destroyed had insured in diff
ferent companies to ths extent OF six or
seven times tho worth of their goods
and buildings, aud were nothing more
than spectators Officers of insurance
companies that permit risks to be taken
in this manner are supposed to be in col
lusion with the spectators.
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ACOialparis8n,

The GRANT Administration pretends
to economy, decrease OF taxation, and
that the people have grown in prosper
ity since its advent. Let rs see:
Buehanan's Administration, 1860, sos 1901 900
Add for inc population 20 per cent, lS,32t 0o0
For pensions. @o'O00.M0oo M
Fordeprcciatien of currency, I00OVOU
1nterest on public debt, Il5000,0o
For Indian expenses, oVJOooo
Sinking fund, l per cent, ll'ooo'VD
Total, $9"S''Si'o'"
In 1871 there was grabbed from the
taxpayers;
Collected from customs. S.0oSiO'VoV
10 leotea FROM intern al revenue, 143 3O98, l33
Collect.d from sale Of public lands, 2.3SS,6 ,64O
Collected from miscellaneous urces,3l ,566 i3o
r..,l ,,t recei,,ts. S.iS3 323, ,9f3
Ths amount as above estimated, 2S39l,Ooo
.ctral needs. sl50G02, ,943
These are facts which no postmaster
editor OF Other employe Of the Admins
ration dare gainsay.
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Rev. Mr.. Spnrgeon says he never
wrote or memnrized sermon in his life.
He uniformly carries 'bsief," half
sheet OF note paper, into the pulpit with
him, but seldom refers tc it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-16
Csslsaeid. April is. 1879.
Facts for the People,
NAvY-FAcT NO ONE.

In six years of peace preceding the
war, 1856 to 1861 inclusive, the total
naval expenditures were SSn,072,524 -
During six years of peace after the war,
1856 to 1871 inclusive, the expenditures
were sl6l, ,SO7, ,0SS-more than double
the cost Of the Democratic Administra
ton
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-16
The Debt of Nations,

The National debt of the leading
countries Of the world foots up as fol-
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EyIn the notice of the funeral Of
Gen. ANDERSON, the New York World
tartly says:
"Our President. who, but for Ander.
son, would be tanning at Galena still,
stood aloof, and was at Jersey City s'e-
ing Tom Murphy and Mr.. Borie off to
Europe as the minute guns told of the
funeral of the hero OF Fort Sumter"
ANDERSON failed To contribute to the
Gift Enterprise Fund in aid Of the White
House "Mess" Presume that's why
GRANT "stood aloof."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-16

EESAMUEL GALLOWAY, of Columbus,
Ohio, died the evening of the 5:h inst.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Concert. The concert given by the singing
class of Prof Rutan on Thursday night was a
complete success. The class, many of whom
knew little of music three months ago, showed
their advancement by the prompt manner in
which they answered questions propounded to
them by the Professor, and also by persons in
the audience, as well as by the execution of
many very difficult pieces We have not space
to notice oil, and will not. therefore, mention
any one in particular. Suffice it 10 say that the
effort made was satisfactory to the crowd pre-
sent; and as the Professor designs remaining
another quarter, and then give another public
entertainment, the people of Dallas will look
forward with high anticipation for the musical
treat which they will undoubtedly get. The
Band discoursed their best music, aud drew
from the Professor, az well as the audience.
many tokens of commendation. Prof. Rutan
purposes giving, at no distant day, lecture
upon the subject of establishing n school in
our State for the education Of the blind. We
shall give due notice of the same, and hope our
citizens will give him full audience.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Some time since correspondence appeared
!, the Rentou Democrat worded in such man
ner as to lead to infer that Mr. Il. vineyard
was the author, and we intimated as much IN
our reply. We are credibly informed, however,
that we were mistaken in our conclusions. Inc
matter of itself is one of little moment, yet we
would not have Mr. Vineyard stand in wrong
light before the community, ana tnefe'oio
make the correction. The writer, however
made a false statement, and must have so uh-
dcrstood it at the time.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

San Francisco, March 11.-FLoUR
Extra at sc 25CY6 so cash; Super
fine ranges from S. 25@s5 624 % bbl,
as to brand and quality.
WHEAT-Sales of 400 SKIS good at
$2 l22 $40 do choice, in two lots. at
81 IT. +; 1900 do extra choice, So 25 !;
500 do fair at 81 l24. We quote the
range at S2C02 20 Cor fair choice.
Last report from Liverpool tclegraphs
l2s Sd r. ctl. "a the rate.
BARLEY - Nominally unchanged at
81 35Gfl So.
OArs--Sales of 400 SKIS choice at
81 10; $50 do good, 81 65; $50 choice
ST 10; 450 do do, 81 10 Quotable at
81 574Ml7O for fair to choice, with "a
probable advance of 2!(15c II 100 lbs
for parcel of extra choice Bay.
Portland, Mar -Wheat-We
no,'a few offerings with no takers at
holde,s prices. Offers at 81 75(o1 80
a GENITAL, sacked. Shippers continue out
of the market.
Flour-Extra 1f standard brands atS6
i9bbl; choice county, - 50(05 Is ;su
perfue aud outside brands, S5(d5 20
Butter-Jobbing lots in brine, first
quality, at 30cts. Plb sold y to 15c,
with no prime to be had, VIII. .ch you'd
comman 4o0 i5cts iplb
Provisions~-Bacan 1870 Sets, r b
for extra city cured llums, l4(oy l6cts,
according to cut and quallty-.Johnson ;
commanding lSe. Shoulders, ga DC
--Eastero, l24c. Dealers paying close
attention 10 eating and curing
Eggs--Prices rule seady at 22cts
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

William Ridgeway informs us that last Tues
day he killed large wolf in the hlilS snort
distance from town. This wolf killing Is be-
canning opite freauent in this locality. Last
week Mr.. Richmond killed one near town me
dcpredatons of these a annals have become 80
frequent of late, that IA society has been 'o'
here, each member Of which agrees 10 p"3 d
subscribed amount hr every wolf killed with IN
certain prescribed limits. The amount Is large
enough to make it quite an indueement for par
ties to kill these animals
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16
Dallas Produce and Commission Market.

Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, Peoples
Main Street, Dallas, Oregon.
WHEAT-sl 90 - bush.
oATS-621 @75c.
BARLEY-$l
FLoUR-S6 @ SO so p bbl.
" SKIS 81 62 G1 81 IS
CORN MEAL-4c. % ID.
BEANS-6c. - h.
BACON-sides, IL @ 15c p ib.
" Shoulders. Sc. to lie. q fb.
HAMS-14 "a 16c II ID.
P0RK-Dressed, 6m7cts
+" Picked, Sc. to &C. p 10.
BUTTER Firkins 25 "a zoe u tb.
90 Rolls, 35 to Zoe. ID ID.
EGIS--20c IA doz.
LARD-Bulkl5, C tins, l6
P0rATOES-From Wagon, 81 q bushel.
ONI0NS-$2 p bushel.
APPLES-Green, soc II bill.
Z" Dried, &c p ID.
CHEESE-Ncw Oregon, 30 O. 25e p ID.
CHTCKENS-2 so "a s. - doz.
TURKEYS-75 (0 81 each.
DRIED PLUMS l63 p fb.
Wo0L-33Ac. p ID
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16
TeleSrapsssc summary.

New York, March - William II
Cooke, of voucher noioricty, is said 10
be on his return to America. and il il
b Iievel he will turn States evllence.
\ full account * Published of the re-
cent religions discussion in Rome be-
tween Prot .taot preachers aol the
Catholic clergy on the question, :" Was
81. Peter ever in Rome Father GA
yazzi sid d with the Pro'estants IN
minimizing the negative. The pro .eed-
in.s tarn,nlted amicahly both parties
claiming to have thr bs,t of the debate
A Wilmington North Carolina snc
ciaI says there is no confirmation OF the
reported killing Of Conroy Berry. Sever
| al parties are organizing for his capture
! Seth Wilbcr Payne. proprietor al the
! Dajig Nems, was yesterday convicted Of
| libel on Judge Doollttlc III charging him
with takin3 or agreeing la take mDncy
from VI II Thompson for refusing to
put over the trial Of Mrs McCarty, un-
! der Indictment for murder aud sen,cnc,
cd to four months in he Albany cn,
tentiary.
Chicago, March | y Yesterday Sar,
geant Buckley, of the city police, while
attempting to protect the people on the
| streets from u crowd of rude BOYS. was
set upon by number Of grown ruflians
aHd beaten terribly aud left insensiblc
His injuries it is feared will prove fatal
Never in history has Chicago been so
overrun by vile class Of rowdics AMI
desperadoes, and the press unite in de-
mauding stringent remedial measures. .
Chicago March 1l.--Gov. Warmofh
Of Louisiana has arrived in this city He
is understood to have pronounced against
the Administration and in favor Of
Judge Davis if Grant is nominated. A
New Orleans Gentleman accompanied
the Governor, who reports that General
Longstreet has resigned the Surveyor
ship Of New Orleans on the ground that
he cannot support the Administration
policy in Louisiana.
Paris. March 10-Strong efforts are
making to reconcile the differences be
tween Theirs and the committee of the
Assembly on the bill for the control of
the press. The committee is willing to
retain in the bill declaratory references
to DEGREES by which the Government
was established.
London, March 10.-The Observer
states that Secretary Fish's reply to
Lord Granville's note concerning the
claims for indirect damages has been re.
ceived, and it expresses the desire of the
American Government for final and
amicabe settlement of the whole dues.
ton. The Observer adds that neither
the British nor the American Govern.
ments is in favor of reopcning the pro
ceedings of the Joint High Commits
sion.
Washington, March 10.--Chief JUS
, tice Mexican is still in Washington on
business connected with the judiciary OF
that Territory, and has had several in,
tervicws with the President and Attor.
ney General Williams. There is nj
a probability whatever that criminal suits
already commenced will be abandoned
{ A measure will soon be introduced il
Congress supplying the necessary pecu
mary means to meet the expenses o.
prosecution.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Disposition of the Public Lands" by Hon
James III. Slater Postal Telegraph" by
Hon, James B. Beck, of Kentucky ; and the
"Power of Appointment" by Hon. Matt. H..
Carpenter of Wisconsin. among the receipts
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

The contribution to the Brass Band las
Saturday was very liberal, for which the MEM
bers are truly thankful. They have worked
hard to qualify themselves and it is gratifying
to know that the public appreciate their labors.
Mr.. Whitley, presented them with eight dollars
which entitled him to a serenade, and he got it.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Personal We noticed Hon. f. Waymre in
town on Wednesday, s. Robbins, of Bethel, }.
L. Wiley, Of Newberg, Yamhill County, and
quite a number of others have broken in upon
us from the country during the past week,
some Republicans and some Democrats, and all
liberal patrons of the REPUBLICAN. Call
again, gentlemen,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

We call the attention Of readers to the
card of NJ C. Brown, to be found in another col
,umn. Mr.. B. has on hand and is constantly
.ceiving supplies Of fresh groceries, which he of
fers at low rates for cash. Give him Il call and
he assured that you will not be disappoin ted.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Real Estate. Those wishing to purchase
ANYTHING in this line will do well to read our
list and confer with US. Those wishing to sell
cannot do better than to give US notice, as the
time is now close at hund when purchasers will
be coming in rapidly. Splendid opportunities
are now being offered.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16
Justices Court.

In the suit of Whitley Us. Mcdowell, last
week, judgment rendered for $23 in favor
of plaintiff.
In the suit Of Whitley rs' Mcdowell case to
test the right of propcrty--judgm for de-
fendant.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Several communications have been left .ou;
on account of our lack of space. They will APP
pear in due course.
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Convention. The attenlence at the conven-
ton last Saturday was large and everything
passed off pleasantly. The Brass Band was on
hand and made some excellent music, and We
think all went home satisfied with the proceed
ings Of the day.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16
POLK COUNTY CONVENTION.

The County Convention of the Republican
party Of Polk met, pursuant to call Of the Cen
trail Committee, at the Court House in Dallas,
Saturday, Mar. O. 1872. Judge Collins, Chair
man of the County Central Committee, called
the meeting to order. I. Pearce, of Eola, was
chosen temporary Secretary. and II. H. Tyson
Of Dallas, Assistant. On motion, tho following
delegates were chosen Committee on Crelen
tials Lafollette, oil Douglas NJ NJ Dodson,
Dallas; q W Berry, LA Creole; c Cooper.
Bethel Isaac Xamwatt Luckiamute;
Roberts. Eola; C p Zumwalt, Salt Lake; J
Tatem, Independence; A u Smith, Bueua
VISTA j Bell, BRIDGEPORT; and Dyer,
Jackson.
Committee repor ted the following delegates
from the several precincts:
BErHEL.
stephens; J II Hawley W Fletcher;
L Frazer Esaluett Cooper ID j
Cooper; 5 Watson.
BRDGroRr.
Isaac Smith; Il Ford, sen. w Frink J
j Bell.
BrESA VIsrA.
j 3 Sta;np w Davidson proxy A NJ
Smith; S NJ C-ok Thomas tSmith
pr'&yG ii L'nF'He (9mlt" proxy \ "siiS'
4 Richardson's Wan Davidson,
DOUGLAS
| 3 Ltehdsit; LAi''lietto; " Bone ::
" Carpenter
pAthAS'
| ) VI ,''" "e' ii'''''s"h' " 'ls' y
Iys"n; 'ru6asi ahreVe : VI NJ
| DodsDn B Nichols y GAr"oed.
EoiA'
n ROBERTS fearcei hamilton
(Iote proxy; > Beckett Cole
LFckiANuFE.
Isaac Zamwait; l. HaunJin & B Riggs
| ) Allen.
Ia CREOLE.
q " Berry Geo Tatem; + Clark.
MoxvorrH.
.wr.,s IT rioa.or W w..,r,,a,,,
| T.aa. Tatem II II Nrc,rd. Wm CbnrcbilI
Hoh"ah ohahuieF hiehafoSoh
"o' nS"'J'
"N'A'"N'
Dyer; McCaln N Conner.
On permanent organization, George Tillott
NO, o,octo1 cla;r,,oo n p.,rco ara y II
,r,...,,, S,,r,...;o,
us "o'0 ~
Polhted 'omh't'e" on resolutions > Ii nav
icy ) smith VI Sthith Laioitette; q
Roberts; vi DodSoh IL Hannom u
Berry; Waterh"use II Richardson; and i
Dyer AoJourhe" uh'it c'oek'
Ah'h"N'oN 'HSSioN
"h'ie Tue Convention was "''tlhg ioF th
hepor' Vi tue oo"i"iittee On heSo'o'i"hS
'"'so Do'se was '"'''' upon - aui'eSS 'h
" ~ ." "''' ma"
~ N."'0
Po'
foIIow;ng Which vero nnan,nonsly ednntaa
Resoircd.
lar Thu, we andorso tho prasent Nation.
, Administration.
I'd. That we are in favor of more thorougI
,tla s;ir ''''' u = 0'''''" '~''' ''"'"
., ri. 60
u m!i: 10 "o ar r ~ '''o, " Ia" si,n'"'
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Courier. No / Of vol. Of the Lafayette
Courier comes to hand this week 1t is neat
little paper, published by j. ii. Upton at La
fayotte, Yamhill Co. No one doubts Upton
ability to make it a success.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Thanks. The good people of Dallas will
please accept my thanks for fine load OF
wood and four bits in cash. This, Mr.. Editor,
is whore lost my knitting? I think not.
LEWIS SpERRY.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

What's the matter? Our mails seem to havo
become very much deranged. Last Monday
we received Portland papers of tha 10th OF
February, and exchanges from other parts OF
the Valley have been equally irregular.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

From a correspondent we learn that the far
-mers are busy plowing and sowing their spring
crops. Everything betokens an early spring,
and the farming community are anxious to
avail themselves of the advantages offered by
the present favorable weather.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

BY private letter we learn that the weather in
Bitter Root Valley has been very cold. The
2Sth of January the thermometer was 32o be
low zero.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Messrs. Hobart & Co., have hand iul
supply of Harness and saddles, ready made.
and are also prepared to manufacture at the
shorteS. notice everything IN their line.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16
Money Market.

--latest New York Gold Quotations :. ....I1I
Legal Tenders in Portland:
Buying..........90 Selling. .........91
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Fifty cents will secure the RErUBLcAS until
after the June election. So send on your chick
amin.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

W. H. Teal Co. preparing for the
spring trade. They have hand at present
good supply of Hacks, Wagons and Bugsios,
and aro constantly manufacturing more.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Hon. II. w. Corbett has eur best compli,
Ments for Congressional Globes, and other pub
lie documents
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

Those in arrears subscription to our paper
will confer favor by settling up.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

New Exchanges City Of Brooklyn, Brook
1yn, N. Y. InteHigeaccr, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Eoeniag Star, Cincinnati.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

70 make your hair grow thick, apply Hall 5
Vegetable Hair Remover, the greatest nisco'-
cry Of the age.