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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-17

| si, utHOunceu De-
mocracy, foreswore his Maker, and wa,
rewarded with fat office for his dirty
work lie is now chief engineer of the
board of public works, an office worth,
WIN ats perquisites and stealings, about
s2o'ooe aye@. He lives in stylish
mansion on St Charles street, drives a
spanking team, moves in the best
lhacicaD society, is "hail felIow well
met with all the big thieves of the
oiack,and.t tan government. "And vet
he is Iiat happy" unless he is as devoid
of conscience as Is stone of vitality.
A GIGANTIC MoNoPoLIsT.
Every community is afflicted with
its monopoly, aud New Orleans is no
exception to the rule. Indeed, she is
peculiarly unfortunate in the fact that
the particular monopoly in question is
vested in one individual, Mr.. Charles
Morgan. This man has grown fabu-
lously rich through the trade and
commerce of the Crescent City,. In,
stead, however, of exhibiting gratitude
for the favors received, he seems to
grow more avaricious and relentless
as bis vast wealth accumulates, and,
like the horse leech, he still cries
'Givel give" There is apparently
no bouhds to his cupidity. Morgan
has for years had the exclusive monop.
oily OF the Southern and Western Texas
traffic. In addition to his lines of
steamships that ply regularly 10.
tween this city and the Texas gulf
ports, he owns aad operatsI "Morgan's
Louisiana and Texas railroad" between
New Orleans and Brashear City, eighty
miles, as well as the railway running
from Indianola to Port Lavaca, some
seventy miles, both Of which are owned
exclusively by this gigantic monopolist,
and run in connection with his steamers;
and, having no opposition, he extorts
the most outrageous freight and pas
senger rates. At one time he owned
the only line of steamers running hence
to Mobile, and had an uninterrupted
monopoly Of this traffic until t. :. rail
route to that city was con- ,leted. which
somewhat interfeyed with his plans.
But Morgan was not to be baked in
this manner, and within few DAYS he
has bought out this road also. with. i.
drawn his steamers. put them in the
Havana trade, and advanced the freight
and passenger tariff TO Mobile nearly
hf'y per cent. Charles Morgan, in
addition to other vast possessions, in,
Guiding wharves, real estate here and
elsewhere, banking, railroad, insurance
and mining stocks, owns and operates
three lines of railroad (about 300 niles
and three lines of steamships, com.
prising some eighteen frst>class ocean
steamers, and is prospettively the richest
man on the continent. S. III. w.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-17

An Irishman one morning went out
very early in search of some game on
an estate where the game laws were
strictly enforced. Turning q sharp
corner, whom did he meet but the gen,
tleman who owned the estate. Paddy.
seeing the game was up, eoolly advanc-
ed toward tho gentleman. and said:
"The top ofthe morning to your honor.
and what brought your honor out 90
early this morning?" The gentleman
replied by saying; Indeed, Paddy,
| just strolled out to see if would
find an appetite for my breakfast and
then eyeing Paddy snspiciously. said:
"and now, Paddy what brought you
out so early this morningin Paddy
replied: "Indade, your honor, ! just
strolled out to see if I could find q
breakfast for my Appetite"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-17
OBJEoTIoNABLE HABrrs.-One of

OBJEoTIoSABLE HABrrs.-One of
the great faults in modern manners is
the habit of undue and improper fa-
miiiarity. Some of the cleverest of
men fall into the way Of squeezing
hands in the most violent manner, of
slappiRg even their seniors on the back,
and in other rude modes emphasizing
their familiarity and assuming close
proximity Of person quite unoomferta-
BILE to persons Of good breeding and
taste Others again have an offensive
and familiar habit of using pruhnities.
Displaying a knowledge of intimate
and strictly private matters which one
would scarcely care to have known "a
ones particular friends, much less less n,
subject of rude and unmannerly en-,
ersation by comparative strangers, NJ
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-17

Gus fact that in one stage of paralysis
a delusion always exists in the mind
of the sufferer that what he steals is
his own property, or has been stolen
from him, and that he merely reclaims
his own. Sometimes he imagipes that
God orders him to steal. Paralysis is
sure to cause stealing in some shape or
other, and stealing, indeed, may be
sometimes regared as symtom of the
disease. This is an important subject,
and one of unusual interest, worthy of
the careful investigation of the medical
scientist, -
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-17
Before l came to London. being a

Before | came to London, being at
a prayer meeting, when a quaint
preacher prayed for me, | did not un-
derstand his prayer for a long time; it
was that when | got to London l
might be delivered from the "bleating
Of the sheep" He meant that | must
not care what people said about me-
if some praised me and others blamed
me. -SpurgeOn.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-17
PARALYSIS A CAUSE OF KLErro

PARALYSIS A CAUSE OF KLEPTp-
MASIA.-Some celebrated European
physicians, applying the doctrine OF
the conversation and correlation of
forces to moral mania, have recently
contributed some important articles to
medical science, showing that certain
physical diseases are the actual causes
of kleptomania. Pritchard cites the
case Of the wife of a man of fortune,
who was in the habit of stealing on all
occasions whenever she visited shops.
IN this case, paralysis (partiaD and
sofiening Of the brain existed. The
husband was so overwhelmed with grief
and shame that he left the destinations
of the city. and Vanished himself to
the country, where there were no shops,
but the mania remained. It iscuri>
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-17

In prosperity We need moderation !;
in adYersity, patience.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

The originator o. this wonderful medicine
claims to have .l,scovereI an combined with
harmomY mt RS ut SaHure Bn.si ssre' eiyH Wedi.
caI properfifs than was ever before conh,ned M
on, medicine. Tho evidence of this fact j.
which u has b".u found tu conquer. In the
ours Of D.o"chiis, Sere,e Co"ghs, AID The early
stages of Canxamptio", il has astnnished the
Incsiicmt ficutty, an hun.lrols nf tho best phy-
sicians pronounce il the gredfcst mesiic"i dis.
cnrery IF the age. While II cues tho severcs,
Coughs, il Strengthens the system Hnd purifes
the blsn'd. by ITS yreat an'l th"r"ayh tto,d
parifyiHy properties u ca es all Hamo,s tium the
worst scr..taia tn oumm ~ Rtptch Pimpfe or
EraBf:on. W. ercurial Diseases. Mineral pu,sons,
Syphilitic and Vencriai Diseases. and their et.
f.cts are ora.ii.n'sl an | vtS ,rouS health aud u
soand consultation established. Esy<ipei.,s, Sait
Bhsam, ScaM Head, Ferer Sores, Scafy o.,
RoHgh SIN, in shurt all the numerous discases
caused by bad b.ond We col queieI by this
powerful. purifying aud imvignrating medicine.
F"r"Liger CompiaLt." Hiiioms Disorders and
Habitaai CoRstipatiop, 1T has li,dlttd In
ireds of perfect aud permanent cures where
other medicine bal failed.
The proprietor offers 500 reward for medi
cine that will equal it In the cure of the is.ases
tor which II IL rscomn aiidei. Bsware of counter
leits and 0orthiess imitation. See tha. my t,oy.
ernment Stamp, which Is u posittve yaaraatse ay
geaai"eness, IL upon fbe outside wrapper. This
medicine lie Sold ty Druggists at one dotiar p.r
b.nts. Prepared ty II. V. PIERCE NJ. D.. sole
Proprietor, Mt bis chemical Laboratory, 1873
Seneca street. Buffalo NY. June Sd is.am.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
Midsum mer SialadIes.

This hot solar rays that ripcn the 'rvests GER
crate many distressing diseases. II the liver
he AT all predisp"sei to irregularities. this is
the season in which bilious attacks my he an.
ticipated. weak stom ach, too. ia weakest in
tho summer months, and the loss Of vitality
through the pores hy excessive Precipitation l.
so great, that VII lcsome tonic. combining
also the properties Of a diffusive st,mulant aud
gentle exhilarant. il in many cares necessary TO
health, and under no circumstances shnnl be
dispensed with by the eickly and diapilated.
Ofall the preparations intended thus to refresh
sustain. and fortify tho human frame. there Is
none that will compare with H"stetters Csle-
hrated stomach Bit'crs. They have bee }
weighed H. the balance of experience and not
found wanting; have been recommended from
The nrsf ~ q great medical specific, fut ~ -
beverage. and In spite of Interested opposition
sr"m innumerable quarters. etand. after u twenty
wears trial. nj the head "f all proprietary med
'cines intended for the prevention of NIL orli-
nary complaints of the stem ,ch. the liver, the
bowels. aud the nerves. 10 the unhealthy dis
triets bordering the great rivers of Califnrnia.
il"stetiers St'hiach Bitters may DO clnssei ms
the standard ono for every species Of iutermit
tent and Teniiitent fever The people who in
hahlt those districts. pace the most implicit
condolences IN the preparation---a confidence that
Is increased every year by the results of its op
eraton
As hiiters. sn calle', OF tho most pernicious
character, are springing up like fungi on every
side. the public Is herrbv orewarned against the
dr"m>shop frauds. Ask .or iIostetter's I}itters.
see ihaf the laDei etc. M D correct. and remem.
Der that the genuine artic n In never sold In bulk
but In bottles only.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
"Prcsid. mt Grants record is good; b

''Presid. mt Grants record is good; b."
can wash his hands clean of any
charge Of corruption" Rod'eri pope".
Wash bis hands indeed Indy
Mas beth might hope against hopc that
after years Of sorrow!ul repentance she
could possibly remove The blood "f
murdered Duncan from her trembling
fingers I: but oil The waters of this
world vii! never make Hiram Ulys g
Grant fingers clean ; his handa arc
polluted more hopeles+'y with all his
evil deeds than .v.r leTe,'s skin was
with his leprosy. Every honest citizen
knows it, and by his ballot in Novcm :
Der next, will show that he fet Is it.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
Of your Grocer or Druggist .
package of SEA MOSS TARINE,
made f-oE, parc Irish Moss, or
CarraSeen, which will mako
sixteen quarts Of Rlanc Mango,
and q like Quantity OF Pud-
dinSs, Custards, Creams, Char.
lottc Russo, sc. 1t is tho
cheapest, healthicst, and most
delicious food il the world. It
makes 8 splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as q light and
delicate food for InvalidS and
Children.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
Plantation Bitters.

This Wonderful vegetable
nc lucrative Is thc shcct-nu~
cher Of the fccOgc onsl sic:iik-
ta;cd. As n tonic ss:a1 cordsssa
Cor thc aged s.nd lnnSsatss, 10
has no cq,s:sl among stOua-
achics. As n remedy for tho
nervous weakness 90 which
women nrc especially SUBJ
tcct, 1t 10 superscsling every
other sainm'ant. Hn all Cif-
mates, tropical, temperate,
or nigid, tt acts nv "a specific
ian every species OF disorder
which ssnsiermincs stsc bodily
strength asstl breaks DOWN tlaG
animal spirits. For sale by
aas DTuw8tsss.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

xAj ANTEU. AHEN t>-$iuU {" $50 per
w m"n b, male aud s.maie. &, Introduce
al. genuine Improves NJ AKoliALL SEWINi
MsCtttNE THIS machine, viii sfitcts hem
fell. tuck. braid, bind. r"Tl, quit. and EN-
hr"id.r Ia a m ',st superior mannrr. Price. "niy
$40 fully lasensad anl w.lrrant.d Tar H.. years.
We will pay 81 ,OoJ f"r any machine. hi b price
or low that viii sew IL stronger. nors beautiful
ar ln"rc eisstIr sctin fhau . trs. Ii max s The
ELASTIC LOCK STITCH. Every second
stitch cIu he cut. auI siit tho ct''th esnnOt ic
pulled aI'ui without tearing It. We pa. Agents
$1uu :" S23u per month. anl eApehsrs, "r "a
"l.in ission irpm which twice ,hI aHouat eau
be ma.te. For vircuiats aui t<rru-, APP y tv OF
address, -. MARSH At.L n CU.
l02 Nassau str~tt New lork.
eau UrION.-U, bot LS imposed up.'a by
"thrr parties travelling iar"aSh tbs c"mntr,
ia sntus Oa worthless cast.tT'.u machines us
ser tue sAuis /" otncrwIs:. ours Is thN
"mty srnuiue .l,d rstIiy enslp mAchInv mnu
.faeturci. IL taS
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
MEXICAN
M USTANG llNl NJ ENT,
For MAN AND LEAST.

Probably few articles have ever hal 50 cx.
tcisivr ~ sale while none have hem n"r. nni-
v,r.ait, he, r5.af Ihau The rsI.irstei MEM
rAN MUSTANG II>iMEMT. ChiIirch.
Adults Horses AMI Domestic Animals. are
.lways liable ,u accii"r' aud IL is safe to sny
.hat u" fami'y can pass Jingle season without
f.nr lsnd tnolicrt Ling necessary. II he
comes ii matter al Importance then To secure
the heat.
Over thrrc hundred liver; stables in the City
nf Nes Y.rt alone are u%i"g the MEXICAN
MUSTANG LtSlutxr. in all uf which il gives uni
vctSal satisfaction.
CAUrIuN.-The genuine is warped in
ane steel plate .ngravng with g. W
Wesibrook IN. mi,t.' erd htGe mtik
MEXICAN MufTANG LINIM ENT.'. en-
gravel across the fac of otch wrapper
he whole bears the pioptie'or's privs Z
United ssa'"s Revenue lamp md not the
common stamp as usei by druggits.
LYON MANuFscTUsIN1 %.
40 SO Park Pire New York,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
A PerilOuS season.
% If

Glorious and delightful as the Summer wea-
ther is. it's tropical heat il severe t:!al TO the
vital powers. Even the strongest are some
.imes proslratel by its effects. The COMMON
general debility" Now, general debilit,
arises from. nnd nclu les II variety Of ailln ,nts
The liver is more or less affected, the bowels
are either constipated or 10 much relaxed, the
stomach but bali performs the work of Iii ges,ion
the appetite is poor. and the spirits depressed.
This Is what Is called general debility. Il is IL
general disarrangement of the physical func-
items, and requires remedy medicine that
will regulate them all. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is specially adapted to this purpose
Its general operation Is not confined to a sin
gle organ. Il the liver Is affected, n restores
its tone. If the stomach is tor,id, il regener
ates it. II the are trenulous aud weak
II braces aRt reinforees them 1T the mind
which ever sympathizes with the b"dy. l.
gImily and Il, spohdeni IL relieves the difficulty
| aud a"ou brings tho Whole mechanism =" ihs
| body inIO hnrlnnHy with the laws ot lie ana
health.
There is M civilized nation in the Western
Hemisphere ~ which tue uttilty of ll"s'ctteT
| stomach Buffers as t"nic, corrective. nna anu
bilious medicine, is not known aud appreciated
| Throughout the Tropics II is considered b"ih b,
| he people and hy .he rrot.ssi"n. the stan'iar'
| spt..,ic. White u is "a medicine for all SEASON.
/ ani all cituiatrs, u Is crpeciaily suiel Ia th'
| romp,Hints generated 10y the weather, being th'
| pnrsst aud b.et vegetable stinaalant i. tbs
| world.
Beware of tho Biters made Of ac-i AN.
dangerous materials witch upReruput,.us pcr
| sons aru cnacasoriig 81 i"ist upon tho people
Their name - leginn aud the public has n'
gGar.BIse that they are tot p"Is"nou-. A.
srs To tue tti.d r~,nedy, Hoststters bitter
said ouly ia 4. ass. aud never ia kegs or ea,'
reis
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
81 tf

The standard remedy for Coughs. Hn-
fuenza. sore Threat. W hoopim%
Cough. Group. s.iver Complaint,
Bronchitis. Bleeding of tl.e
Lungs. and every affection of the
Throat. A.uugs aud Chest. includ-
ing C0n>umptiUn.
" j>fars tsaisam does not dry up
% C"ngh. but lOosens il. c1ean>es
the 3 nngs. ailays Irritation. thus
removing the cause OF the Conn
plant. N"ne genuine unless sign-
ed \. BUrrS. Prepared by Sls1tl
w. afDN -: d SON, huston.
sold by REDDiNETpN. HOS
TB3JTb.R Gs CO. San Francisco,
and by dealers generally. I6-iy
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
H,GAN's MAGNOLIA BALM gives
TO the Complexion the FRESHNESS Q"
Youth.

HAsAS's MAGxoLIA BALM overcomes the
flushed appearance. cnusci by heat, f,ti ,ae and
excitement. II makes the lady "f f"rty appear
hut twenty, and so na,ur II and perfect tina, no
person can detect its implication. By its use
the toughest skin j. m .ie To rival tho pure 70
dent texture Of yoathfal bcanty. II removes
redn.ss. biotehes and pimples- II contains
no,hiag that will iniure the skin the least.
MAGNOLIA RAIN is used by all fash ionahl,
ladies in New York, London ami Paris. II costs
only IS cents per Bottle. and is sold by all
druggists aid perfumcrs
View GnO,ls New GOOds!!
FoR TME PRESENT SEASON.
We respectfully cail the attention OF the
Public to our Well Selected Stock Of
Ladies' Dress (:oods.
Laiies' ana Misses Hats.
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Gloves. Caters. Etc.
Hardware,
Grocerica.
School 10 ,oks,
stationery, Sc.
10 fact Everything Fount In u First
Class Retail Store.
We can assure cur Patrons that We will be
up with the times.
Como and Examine eur Stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Country Produce taken In exchange q e
Goods.
N. a. J. d. LEE.
Dallas. April %. 1871. Its
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For the very host photographs g to Brad
ley d. RulofIsou's Gallery without STAIRS
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 429,
Gontromary atsees. San francisco
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
NEW PAINT SlaOf'.

rWSHE UNDERSIGNED PRACTICAL
PaiuteTs have located in Uali&>. They
know their business ani mean H. tive ILen
u call aud they feel conf dent thew can ass,si
You. BROWN & KEY SOLIDS.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
ATTENTION!

1UVHE OVERLAND STORE, SALEM, HAS
received iarge lot oi nice, fa. bic cable
dsy goods. together with u well sci, cted stock
of Domestics, etc. Give them call. Highest
price paid for produce. 5V
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
PL AN Il A 10 \
Bittcrs.
=. II. u = 6 Ok.

rI'nIS WONDERFUL yTGETArlE ! T.
L stora.ive is tae sheet anchor os he feelI
anI ,lebilitatet. \, tonic aud cor li.I ~ :
the aged aud ian2uid il has equal am"ug
stomachics A. re,neIy for tho nervous
"s"h"o's t. ~''Ih ~"ne" are especially sub
Get. il is 1ulerctlins every other stimulant
IN all cii,na,es tropical. trtnpsra,e fr'sil, it
'rs II specific IA every soseies "f dis"rler,
which und, rm mes The bodily strength and
breaks dowh the aaintl spirit.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
G. IN ID. 4; R 4 .
now TO CURE Tr.

Az the eomnanccm ,nt ~ tho Di,rihG, whiet
always preceAes an attack II the Cholera. take
a teaspnonful Of Pain KilIerin sugar AL ~.
ter, (nnt il conveniently anil then haho freely
the stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer
clear. Sh"u!i the d'srrhn nr rr imns C 'n,innt
repent the doe" every ten ar Gtteen minn'e< un.
Ill the patient IL relieved. In extreme ea<cs.
tw" or more teaspoonfuls MY be given ut n
dose.
The Pain Killer. IA a remedy, has no equal.
Tneases of Cholera. summer Complaints. 1'v-
pepsia. Dysentcry. Asthma il currs in "pe nighi
by taking il internally. anil bathing With il
freely. It's arfon is lik. magic. VIII ~ external
ly applied "a Old Sores. Burus. scalds. and
Sprains. For Sick Headache and T""'haehr
don't fail to try it. In short, IL is PAiS KILL
Es.
directions accompany each bottle.
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Med.
icines.
Prices, 2j cents. 50 csnt.ani si per bot'!e
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

nARTIEs WHO WE'RE OCCUPYING
lands ia the :. Grands konds aud Sistz
Reserves" in the State vi oregon, in the years
l555-'6, and had to abandon the same In conse-
auence Of said Ke.el YES having been selected ny
the u. s. for tho settlement ot the kogus River
Indians. will please send their ad,lr.ssts, for
futh. c IRE. .pondence, to X. W. DOW MAN,
Au'y Box 1875. Washington City. ID. G. l3 3m.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

An excellent MOUNTAIN ROAD ieais Iii
rect to the Mill. liberal share "i patronage
solicited. SlIHADER Il Co.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07
'.arEM'' SALOON,
MAIN STR EET. DALLAS.

VW0HE BEST OF WINES AND LIQUORS,
ales and porters dispensed at the bar,
cnuice Havana Cigars.
Give US a call aud we guarentee satisfaction,
MGCANN u GLAZE Prs
23tf
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

Yes sir. aud the Oregon,on said.
"The N. 7. Tribune has done more for
freedman, the justice and the rights Of
mar than any other individual 10 exist.
encc.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

we'll p-eserved Head of Hair. in person
ofmidde age. NJ nnre brsrrHks retirement. ell
rgaurc health a'd beauty. II may truly u,
rHilr.t Woman frtwbing Glory. willie men
are MT In nsen.h'e tn iis advantages sr,l charms
Few things are m"re disgusting than Thin. frip
iv. harsh, unfntnti Hair. viii head ard ~
covered with Danarnf. Visit u harirr and
ven feel AID h." X like new man. This il
what alO<'~ kArnttRDN will 10 al
y G time. The charm which li.r in W u placed
Hair. Glossy Curl. tuxnriah Trsss~s: and a
CIenn Head. IL u"tic"nlie and irresistible.
Soldhy n Iutti.it I'D t'ni,,, Store.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

Horace Greeley has thousand tin.
said that the republican patty saved
Union. Ore1oai0n.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

4 LII KINDS OF WORK, SEWING
N Washing aud Ironing, &c.. done ny Mrs'
Dui uett ON short notice and On reasonable
terms. All orders lett at the house, south. west
part of Dallas. will be- Immediately attended to.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-07

For the very host photographs g to Brad
ley b. Ruio6sou's Gallery without STAIRS
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR 429,
Gontgonsry, street, Sen francisco
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A Glorious .hanSe I!

TIE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
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LYONS
II Il ma On.

F"r Preserving aud Beau ifsIrc 5ihe
3 uman u.L To Prev, nt its ta:iin2 :
Ou. AMI Turning Gray.
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---- NJ a H-a Cd N A L
SINE S COL L E G E,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
A moDEx. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
THE EDUCATION FOR THE TIME

The Importance Of Practical Education
Was never more Apparent than Now
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-11-23
NEVADA PoLIT!Cs.
vsters Dsusht by The Whslssais.


To the eternal disgraceof this community
be it said that nobody ever say such buying
and selling of voters rs wss done yesterday
In hoth Virginia and Gold Hill Men sold
their votes publicly in the most open, un-
blushing manner. They were bought by
squads and clubs, Wholesale and retail. the
price being from t2 80 apiece to 500. the
average price being about tl0 One club
Of seven was bought for 800, and another
clubOf twenty WAS bought for $50. One
large club at Virginia, consisting of 100
men, were for sale At $500 apiece. They
were holding meeting In the afternoon st
Miners Union Hall on B spcct. waiting to
be bought, when ono Of the directors In
cllarsc of the Hall fouod out the true char
acter OF the meeting and ordered the whole
crowd To vseatc the premises They refused
- s", but q reinforcement Of members of
the Miners Union finally made them leave
In hurry. They went to ano,l,cr hall, but
had to get out of that also. Before dark
they had dropped their price from $500 to
- 50 apiece, and not moro than half of
them made out to sell. or even tO vote When
tho polls closed there were probably 200 or
more who waited to be bought who found
they had waited too long, for they crowded
about the polls most anx,ously in the Second
aud third Wards, kcer ing quite number
Of good, honest workingmcn from voting,
who could not come sooner. One Spanish
woman on South street was out with
plenty of money, buying votes for Jones.
All sorts of Tanmsny tassics we're rcsorted
to, and money was plcnticr than water. It
was literally mOnsyed iight--noney re-.
gsrdless Of merit Gela HUI Nexs. Novcm.
beT 9th,