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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12
THE COURTS.
civil.

tANh -
CIRCUIT Oou9r-yHSgs MseA1har-rhi'
Crippen Va, saitsT' Ia nj tSIs ssIai two action.
ior slender we're eomp NH, NE p,nlnnn enarE
ssSInS ,He has stolsn NV eoods Al. rbs IL.
fs1da5, nisad tha truth "A IusiiacaiIon Tn.
,as,iss ~ hrat ~ ,hg dafsrdant X. xins
married tho plaintifi's sister, and 10 the course
~ are inxSs,fg.tion ons sista, ast,,msd an aath
tsa. Ter mcss had SaSs nos RSnd s St the
hsnsat nI ths uialntid ana thst ina ni.in,itfis
sSasastsr i us GOOD Tse mother on tSs Other
hand declared on the stand that me plaIntIii's
1SsT soSsI ehsrastsr was bad. and mi he hai
neVe, ,nada tha nota which N. elaimeJ 10 nav
paid over 70 the Gsiendant Tho evidence was
Tissd Ssfa,e pSs eS.s Of ~ sSra%snI TSomp.
son for plaintiff, Williamson fot defendant.
Began va Bell. Judgment confessed.
John Lucas vs. Morsell. Judgment confessed.
Mcdaniel vs., Ford and Holden. Judgment by
default anal.
Behrends vs., Sharp. Settled.
IT.. ,,,,.,.,. oAsss 70 DAY. a.. ,.,.t =.
Jay no.; Io, III VI IaPpsas ~ D. z'A HI'
Adjourned.
EouIrY CeuRr-yudoe WVlLe,-Thls court
was engaged as follows yesterday -
DAhlgren vs.. DeOyerbook OF al, Order appoint
ing a guardian I'D lLisnn
aeOrgs.oyn Railroad Company. order Of refer
trusteeb account and indebtodness.
Wheatley VI. Fitch. Order taking bill for con.
fossod. ...
Olanin va Dyer. Order confirming trustees
sale.
Fuller W, U0rwine. Decision RESEMBLING for
mer order As 70 fees and referring case 70 audi
tor 70 state accounts between parties.
Provost VI. Winter. Orior Of reference 10
county surveyor 10 report dimensions OF property
sold.
Stralng vs.. Evans. Case postponed until the
18th Of March. -
KillmAn ". Kibble. Order directing trustee
Enoch W. Enooh. Decree taking bill for con-
fsssed and for leave 70 take tsatimony.
stephen ". Beall- Order appointing A. U.
stephen trustee 70 sell.
Tho court then adjourned until this morning
ORPHAHs' OouhT-Judes WVlte-Tls will Of
Alfred Hunter was filed for probate, The tesla.
tor boqueaths his estate 10 his Wifs and Children,
| expressing tho desire that they shall continue
| the business In which he has been engased.
number Of small accounts were died
I,RTunAL Oouur-Cn,,T J.,,i., C,,,,,,
TSis noa,t "a snnaged ~ RIiows ss,,srd.S.
rs,sv 800 .,o,s .s,, gSS ~
FRANZ Hatrs indiclsd sor bar1isrS n h,..L
| in1 mo the dNniiin1 m icanieI X Rynansn ! IA
ste.iins, thsrsTroSa X, ,osarias a. ~ 80 h.sS
ia 80 An ictad and AMI ~ AZ. knsga.ntisn.
far ira yaars ~"' WIN W 'A' Po'"''H''ai'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12
CITY SMALL TALK.

'3ood enough
divorce" al the National
Beautiful snow-and slushy SIDEWALK
Mra Quol (hlissls-q uei) cures cancers.
II was some time before u concluded 10 NOV
OId probabilities didn't forstsll yesterdays
storm Well give him Anothes guess.
f.sSioSabis 5sESlc fos SIgdeS ga haeH'r Of
Crane-"A bird with long, thin neck
Wsbsisr's Unabridged. ~ hops %"
his bow. OH nddlo-s sticks, say We.
gowiIns alleys are reoommsnded to Aliay ones
oy.lsfs will soon be sold out-In a horn
Intidots for insanity-Haus every one 40
eused Of murder whose counsel plead IL In sxeul
Ths uniform eighth annual ball Of Franklin
Lodge, K % p, takes place 1t Odd FeliOwr
Rail, Navy Yard, on tho ID Of April
The resolving ship At the maynard looks like
dssosndSnis Of shsr, Ham and JSpheth
Captain Richard y. Lewis 10 tho most Nobose'
oaAcer in the District militia. He is a. pretty
WHEN N. siSii.ssrSi GO r. reform FOR bssins@eo@.
nenos at tho Capitol on the sl'soo per year door.
Boyis, the bOunesr Of our police force, muir
The weather mads Boyle boiling mad.
Tho elephant six Of one Of our military com
panies have formed Temperance society. suits
corner will be broken At last
There Is no egEsaEgorAtion In the advertise
eggs for sale,
Captain Charlie MesoyAn, Of the New isrk
Rev. MI. Eddy viii hereafter sdIty the con
ErogAtiou Of the Metropolitan NJ. Z. Church.
Wilmington, with all her faults and memorial.
ists, I, favored. What place can boast three or
Ths Psard Of Public works has designated
Meaara Il p RroWn and A r. Mullett 10 meet
the convention In new YORK Today 70 discuss
The subject Of eoncrets payemsnn. =, p,,,,,.
WORKS were kept busy scribbling yesterday,
preparing copies OF the contracts called ior by
the counsel OF the memorinlisA
who 10 that seedy.looking individual who
roams atound the streets with stove pipe hat
ont He wants . dose Of 'castile soap" and
''curryeombianA."
Pope, Of tho REPUBLICAN, e shIewd fellow
sua n S.os frS% rinn wnsio~s estabss
msnt
Tho most entsrprising journalist In Washing
ton, Hove. O the CSglaL, lost for an Item
qglnaux.
meet a their han to-day at O'clock, % attend
pole, Past Master Of the lodge.
At the twenty-third regular meeting Of the
fr.nslin Co,opsrative Building Associsuon'
MUM q ti.2I, whish Is considered a very fea.
sonable figure,
The COMMITTEES on Commerce and MAnufae.
lures Of the Legislature o. the District VIII hold
their usual meeting At the Council chamber 10
morrow evening, at O'Clock, At which all per-
sons interested are invited 10 be present
The board OF appeals met yesterday ~ the
ofaoe OF Major II. A. Hall, superintendent OF
Assessments. and organised by olecting Mr.. u.
W. Grimm, secretary, the superintendent acting
a. president. ...
LAWrenoo Gardner, the photographer, 10 max
Ing arrangements 10 take photos OF the spots On
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12
n. A. R-Po.t neu1lona.

On Wednesday evening next there win be n
social reunion Of J. u. myuoldH Poet, No. Q a.
A. r., at the Grand Army hall, corner Of Ninth
and ID streets. Tho exercises will, a. usual, DO
interesting and entertaining, and all who at.
tend may DO assured that they will spend a
pleasant evening.
On Friday evening John A. RAWllns Post,
No. l, will receive their friends at Grand Army
hall. The exercises will consist OF . literary
and musical entertainment, beginning with an
address by Hon. Henry Wilson. The reunions
and there will certainly be large audience IN
altendanee
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12
Rsceptian Of the YsuaE MEMS Christinn
Aaaarlafion. d. u.


Tho promenade concert given BY the Young
Mems Uhristian Association last evening proved
4 very enjoyable affair, although the stormy
niHht doubtless deferred many from being pros
emit who had expected 10 attend. There was a
goOdly number present, however, and the even
Ing was passed most socially. The Marine
was stationed on the platform In the large hall
and during the evening played the following
beautiful musical gomsi FAutAslA from "StrL-
della" flotoW al Helnickei fantasia IRON Isl
Gillian Vespors,n Verdi; fantasia from "SatAn.
ella" BAlfs; ''wlne, Wits and Song" Strauss;
Observation-Disclosures" overture, Suppe; "Tho Pu-
ritAn's Daughter" Balfe's operaI "SOnAmbulA, V
Belliufs opera, potporrri from "HuEuenota,"
MeyerbeeT; "Beautlful Hue Danube Water"
l. btrAussl national potpourrl, Helnlcka In
the lecture room large tables had been set,
which were Abundantiy supplied with choice
edlbles and Ices. freund, the caterer, display
ing excellent lasts In the supper furnished. Tho
company began 10 dlsperso shortly Aftor ten
O'Clock, evidently much pleased with their even.
Ing Of pleasure.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12

The New Jersey Republican Association met
last evening at ClArhs hall, the president, NJ
NJ. KAighn, In the chair, W. q. Toner secretary.
Capt W. II. slater, Edward Gowan and Dennis
Riley were elected members. Mr.. Blue, from
the iociGble COMMITTEES, reported that they had
made extraordinary preparations for the next
sociable on Wednesday evening, al Masonic
Temple, and anticipated grand affair.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12

LAtimsr 4 UleAry will sell at $50 o'clock p.
m, lot %, 10 square I3S, situated on the south
side Of . street, between First and Second
streets east.
Aud Immediately after, lot l, and last half Of
lot In same square. This property Is located In
the same square with st. Peters church.
Also, at u O'Clock, In front Of their auction
rooms, one excellent carriage horse, one rock.
away and set Of single harness.
Also, at 10 o'clock, at their suction rooms,
superb French plate mirrors, paflor suites
chamber furniture, 10
Green Williams will sell lot lettsrod IL, .
subdivision Of square 2o7, at o'clock p. m, In
front OF the premises.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12

LAssiTuDK AND DKHIJITT.-Tho relaxation
Of nervous encrgy which creates an indisposltiOn
10 physical or mentai effort, % strong ~ almost
10 amount 10 positive inability, and which wo
term lassltuds, proceeds from variety ofcausss.
The principal 81 theso are constitutional debit
lily, heat Of the atmosphere, coupled with hu-
tration oonseqnent upon a long nlhsss B6t
whatever the canso, Il must be perfectly clear
somsthlng 10 required 70 brace Il up. That
versally roooenizod A. the most complete and
speedy recupsrant orths physical forces IN ex.
htence. IL has boon - thoroughly and widely
demonstrated As 10 be matter Of positive GER
tAlnty and familiar knowledge thatthe Bittsrs
will not only rohAbilltAto the physique, whom
shattored and wasted by disease, but will also II
taken SystemAtically, actually compensate the
eonstitutionally feeble franc loo IL denolency
Of strength, and, By infuilng new liie into weak
system, endow u with the health and ugOr
which nature has denied H. Tho Bltters also
enable the body 70 resist the enervating innu-
enoos Of heat humidity, and changes from n
temperate 10 q hot climate. II u on these nc
counts specially TO he recommended TO travel
srs and residents IN the torrid Aone, and persons
subjected 70 abrupt tranHitlons In temperature
MW6F
TINS wAsHIHar0N Orr sAvIsas BANK cor
ner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, 10 open
from o:SO 70 1850 eVory Saturday evening, in I'D.
dltion TO its regular banking hours. II pays In
forest on all deposits.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12
unuYuL tAoTs worm KnowIna.

usEPuL tAors WORTH KNOWING.
THuRsroS's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dentr,heoIn use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and The gums sound and healthy
JoUvEN's Inodorsus Kid Glove Cleaner Ia far
superior to anything known.
THoNrsoH's Pomade Optlms 10 exquisite. It
sOftens, beautines, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12

II Is said that tho deaf mutss resident In this
city propose II an early day 70 give the nTst OF
q Sorlos OF annual solroos on'a grand scale. sew.
srAl distinguished persons have been invited 70
expected atitWill be complete success. More
anon
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12
CITY ITEMS.

DooLEr's YGAsr PowDEa Is convenient, 600.
nOmioai and always reliable. No waste Of food
prepared with It, ~ q IL always Of the best quail
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12

Fon GOOD INyE8TNnHT, requiring only q
small payment each month, Bubsdribo for stock
OF the Republic Savings and Building Ass0eiA-
tlOn soon 10 DO organized. A meeinBO Of the as
ISOLATION will be held this evening 10 receive
subscriptions for stock See advertisement
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12
THE INVESTIGATION.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS


m A. hRR = n.
O'H"e Hsee''''
-
a.. ~. ~ p.rr.,sn,.,,vss r..,mod ,n.,,
lnvss,iEatiOn yesterday into the charges aEains.
'n M, py n"msD. y,C.i,,S, s.ld tina, h. called nm
NJ ai tasssths 10 obtain ths ns~ srsas. ~ ,Ss
city, aud was told that he would and thsm in
the engineers othcei he went there, and was
permlssion from the Board Of Public Works. on
visitlnK that once Col MaEruder informed him
that the order BY the committee for the grades
had boon reeoinded, and witness could not have
them,
by Mf, Phillips II was large book In which
was laid down lha grades Of the city, and Is
generally in The Po'ss..On q the surveyor NJ Y:
not know whether there was a new book Of
+. 7. Fowler sworn. Carried note from Gel.
not not Nov Its son ~ S"'' ~ 'D'
Mr.. Chapman, Have you tho motel
M PSiliips. some foundation 10 regard TO
i tho note should be laid.
Mt. Green. We wish 70 disproye the answer
regard 70 certain questions ...,,
Mr. Eldrldge Cannot This DO settled without
going any furtherl I think the question was
proper As Tar a. ths Si'nss ,. nas sOns s n, ,s
District government
MT; Green. he n eonIeotot. we nave
asked Tor MS contract, ana Mr. Shepheru replied
that there vas none.
MT, Eldridge: Ihereh MI Sninn. why don't
yoa .uepona hint
future time,
MT. Edridge. Suppose MI shinn should con.
tradlct this uitnessi
Mr.. Eldridge. Cannot this question ?. decided
| nov, 40 not think " u legai e'iuence' At
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12

Mr.. 0oldschmid, the original twenty-five and
any cent man, opsnsa o. Sturdy AZ ~ h Y
And rtrpSta where he u now Offering great
many bArEalnI. His stock Is eOmplets In every
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12

In consequence Of some unforeseen eireum.
stances, the ball Of the Washington Artillery
Association hAS been postponed until March n,
when II will surely take place Tickets are, a.
a matter OF course, good for that evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12

General Chapman introduced in the House
yesterday bll 70 authOhEo the WAahlngton
Olty and Point Lookout HAilrOad Company 10
eHtond railroad into and within the District
q Columbia. Referred 10 the District Com
mitteo.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12
pILLIARD TA1I.Rs RRPAIRRD.

having Rllafd ablaa that thoF prepared 70 tale
down raavo, pat nj FSpal or oouYort poekgt tables
don ~ conver9d - osrum w DO cent 70 the iAotoFy
inHSW Yofk and rutaTsS ~ y e9aAi 2 gs.,
PTopristOrs DnllaTd And Sample Rooms, National
Theatre building, lSl5 ADD la1I street. 800 Agents
Nov Notk iA9em
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12

THE bridge In process OF construction across
the Mississippi at st, Louis will be one Of Oh .
most remarkable structures Of tho present day
II 10 70 30 tubular cast steel bridge, supported
By two piers, and there will be three spans Of
800 feot zach
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12

EpTroa RErUBLICAN: Knowing that you arc
friend Of the people, and always ready To lend
your ink for their bonont, would most respect
mlly beg leave TO trouble you with few limos
TO be Inserted In your columns
l have Ascertained from reliable sources that
nine tenths Of the smallpox cases At present In
this city have their origin at school. do not
for moment wish TO state that the rooms arc at
fault, but the Communications among children
that meet there; the very clothes Of some arc
saturated with that poisonous atmosphere.
That IL tho cause Of n. would suggest that
the sanitary COMMITTEES, II Ia thor power, de
clare Rvacation Of at least two months, and II
not urge the proper authorities 10 do %,
Yours, most respectfully,
ACITlzEN AEp SuhACRIhER
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFFIoR.
" WAhnIh0r TON, y, o., Feb. -, 1874.
On the petition of OHLHLIi HEHhY PIREIHI, Of
PFOvidsnos, Rhode Island, PRAYING toI ne sttsaalon
n = pAtent Hrantsd 10 him the lat day Of June,
las snd TslaIasd On The % dag Of March, 1855, Tor
A lmproVsmsnt In Machines Tor Making Horse
Its ordered that The tostimonyn the case BE- closed
en the 20 a day u April noHt, that the umo Tor
llinH ATgumen aud the Examiner report DO limited
20 doe I0In day Of MAJ neIt, and that said pc.
tltl0a b . heard on the 18th dAy Of Nay next.
mhl.h61 ND. LKddETT, Oomi1laaloAST,
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12

Father Daniels, with his Aunt Jsrusha and
Uncis Jedediah, will give their last coaoert this
season tomorrow evening at Odd FelloWs hall,
when they viii render some Of their choicest
gems Of Continental music, The Old Folks are
worthy Of patronage.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and A1ue. Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever. Rarnittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio
poisons.
As It's nanc irnnlice. II hoes Cnre. -nd does not
f1N. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine Bsmnth.
Zinc, any other mineral or poisonous substar e
whatever. it IN nowi>c nurcs any patient 7'e
number anil Importance ofitS cuscs in the ague IL
tyirts. arc literally beyond o"count. and VIC believe
without parallel in thc hi tory Of Ague medicine
Our pride is rratinrd by Tho acknowledgements we
receive Of the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Gnecrlimatcd persons, either resilient IN, or
travelling through min sinatir lnc"ics, win be pro-
tcrtcd bv taking the fGTF CF-RF daily.
For Tirer Complaints. arising from torpidity
nf the Liver Il is an excellent REMEDY, stimulating
the liver into hcalthv activity.
For Bilious Disorders and liver Complaints, nD
an excellent remedy, producing many truly -
markah|e cures where other medicines had failr'
Prepared hv pV. i. G.. AVER & Co, Practical
and tnalvtical Chemists, Lowell, Mass. and sold
all round the world
PRICE. $r.o0 PER BOTTLE.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
xS,liLyl;
gS7Sra-s Ph0r.s 80 49,
lzsSslaA22S.sIssss >. liass a.
sg 1910 III 1870 E
m =, .
G. "a ID F4Es IL u.
now TO CURE TT.

A the commencement oF the r;arihr which
always prcsedes attack 81 the Cholera. take
II tea~poonfoi og Pain Killer in sugar AMI wa
ter, (not If conscnieut.l aud then hathe freely
the stomach and huwrls with the Pain Killer
clear. should the dfsrrhe ar crtiaps continue
repeat the jnsr every ten ar ifteen taiuufe- ua-
Ill the patieut il relieved In extreme cs-r7.
two or more tcaspooafuI. may be given At "A
duse
The Pain Killer. "a "A remedy. ha. 10 equal
lueases ri Cbolcfa. Summer C"mpla.afs. py~-
pepslt. Dyscutery. Asthma il cures in one night
i'y taking IL internally. aul bathing wtth II
freely. Its action is ike magic. when external
~ applied IS old Sores. Bnres. Sealds. and
Srrnfns. F4r Sick IIca1aehc and raattachc
don tail tn Try It. In short. i. j. PAS klLL-
~
iircr'ian> ece au1ranr each hottie.
The Pan kjllet ,ssaiI by All dealer in Med
itues.
Prices. - cents. 81 eent.anI 81 rsr bottle
How We Used to se Fhysicked.
Who does no; remember the time when spring
pnrra,ion was cnnsilereti li~p"nsab'a to sum.
mer health No matter f1r wry faces the NAV
ita'lc salt. ard seana, rhuuarb, or calnncl and
Iialar. must be- a.ltnini.te~esl These spr.n@
tti'~, fl4S H"Es 'ettts were IL
keep them bale aud hearty during the sutnascr
We all know now that this was faaev that
new vigsr. not depletion i- what Is repaired 1T
the com mmencemeut - the snmmer soistice A.
n preparation for tn" cnorvatng effects ofpprrcs
save summer wgafher. a course of Iio>'et,cr's
stomach Bitters is highly espelient, This IA
nous vegetable preparation has three prominent
properties II renovates. puriiieE and regulates
Ill ,hc functions nf the body. 1t il composed
exclusively of pure vegetable productions viz ::
the essential prjucp'e Of Monongnhela Rye
api the mast ctliraei tonic and Alternative
roots har<s aud sup1s known to medical botan-
ists Hence. 1t IL an absolutely safe mcjec me-
nt,d no tiurture Of the pharnncopula can com
pare With it rither in parity. in the variety
of ~ ohertS: and tts comprehensive results
fIappiy FOR mankind, tho theory that II was
ncr<sary 10 PROSTATE patient in order To cure
hiui j. forever exploded. and the true phisoSnp
n'Hl doctrine, that gIgor IL great Antagonist
of disease. has taken it, place. Hostcttcr'< Bit.
tiers il An inrigorant. and hence it l. the proper
medicine for the feeble Mt this most trying
season af the year
BE sure that you obtain the genuine article.
as there are innImerable vile limitations in the
market. Look to the ornamental stamp. the
engraved label, and the name blown into the
glass Hostetters Stomach Bitters is sold in
bottles only.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

The Canvass Tuesday morning at an early
hour, we noticed considerable stir upon our
streets. horseuen, single aud in pairs, came
filing into town from different directions until
we began to fear that the Ku Klux or some
Upon making inquiry n breathlcss haste,
however, we learned that the candidates.
were assembling to start out upon the county
campaign They got under way, and as
they marched out Of town in all their glory, it
filled with patriotic Eve mean political)
emotion, and we almost wished ourself as
pirant for politi" hdnors.-That is, five could
be sure Of being the winning side. The can
vass opened at Douglas precinct.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
MARRIED.

At the residence of WIN. Conner, in Polk
county, May 10Th, by Rev. J Allyn, Mr.. Job
Conner and Mrs. Martha James, all of Polk
County.
LEE-WITTEN.--At the residence Of the
brides parents, ut Lincoln, Polk county, May
10, 1872, BY Rev. l.. l.. Rogers, Joseph ID.
Lee, OF Dallas, and Mifs Ida Witten, OF Lin
coin.
The "sweetened" compliments received at
this Office, Monday, indicate that Miss Ida has
yielded to the seductive smiles and persuasive
language of Joseph, and concluded to embark
with him for life. May the sea Of life ever be
calm, is our wish but should storms arise,
may tho qualities indicated by her name console
him, and during all life's ills may she always
drift Lee-ward.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

Took His Own Way. AS Frank Simpson
started out last Tuesday morning with the Al
sea mail, the bride bits broke. leaving the
horse at liberty to take his own way. He went
down Main street on double quick. Franks
hat flying in the air and leaving his hair float
ing gracefully in the breeze. Frank, however,
kept his seat in the suky and held to the reins
thereby keeping the horse in the middle OF the
street. until he was finally stoppedson the bridge
below town on the Salem road. The bits were
soon replaced and Frank returned tn rough town
and went his way. Tom Richmond seeing the
situation, mounted his grey, and started in hot
pursuit. but was too late, the show being over
before he caught up. A little excitement was
created, bnt no damage done.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

NNTANTED, AGENTS-Sl00 to $3.50 per
w month. male and female. to introduce
the genuine improved MARSHALL SEWING
MACHINE. This machine, will stitch. hem.
fell, tuck, braid, bind, cord. quilt. and en-
broider in most superior manner. Price. only
$l5, fully licensed aud warranted for five years.
We will pay 81 900 for any machine, high price
or low, that will sew q stronger. more beautiful
or more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
ELASTIC L0Ck. STITCH. Every second
stitch can be cat, and still the cloth cannot he
pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents
800 10 $3.50 per month, and expenses, or n
commission from which twice that amount can
be made. For circulars aud terms, apply to or
address, s, MARSHALL & CO..
l02 Nassau street, New York
CAUTION.--Do not be imposed upon by
other parties travelling through the country
pa ming of worthless cast>iron machines un-
der the same name or otherwise. Ours is the
only genuine and really cheap machine man
ulacturcd. lO-m3