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GRANTS adhesion to partisan policy
Is shown in his message as now reported.
He tells the country that the Enforce
ment Act operated most benehcently,
when il j. true that Il did notopsrate at
all. Nobody cared about 1t or thought
Of it. In fact not one man in q thou
sand ever read or heard oft. Grant
says the conduct Of the South
was ery.praiseworthy, this commenda-
ton, Of Itself, implying the inuendo
that worse was expected Of US.
Grant Is either msiueere OF imposed Up
en- BY bis keepers. As any reader Of
newspaper belegraphic reports viii tell
the President, there are a greater num-
Der q murders and outnages in the
proportion b population than
in the South, and while no people can
OutstFip Grants special friends in the
South IN ballot-box stufiDg, they have
begotten no disorders, and simply for
the reason that very few cared enough
about he contest between him and
Greeley, TO prevent even open and
most unblushing fauds.1 wEa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-27

THE Cincinnati Eagedrey states that
an lS6S M. Seymour a "straight Demo.
craft Of the most Undoubted kind, car
ned eight States, and received eighty
electoral votes. But the fifteenth
amendment, making negro voters, bad
not then been passed The vote wa
almost exclusively among the whites.
In 1872 u million, or very nearly that
number, Of negro votes were added to
the pOn, and vet An. Greeley carried
seven States, with seventy-four electoral
votes Ia other words, the Liberal
movement with a million Of negroes
against them that the Democrats had
not to encoUter Ia 1865, did almost as
well; Gentlemen, how DO you account
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M
In Is SAID that no change in the form
Of afchitecture VIA bring security against
fires. There must be a change in the
materials used. In Florence, Rome.
Naples and other continental cities The
casa outlasts the latest generations o.
the family that reared it; the palace
remains long after the dynasty has per.
ished. They build more wisely than
we, of materials which neither burn noI
decay. The Florence of one age is the
Florence Of the next. In Genoa we look
upon the porches and facades which Co
lumbus hooked upon, may even lodge
in the chambers where he may have
lodged; in Venice we sail under the
sculptured corniees and grinning gar
goyles which Swallowed the annual mar
risge journey Of the Bucentaur for half a
centuries. Paris and Madrid, Am
sterdam and London, Vienna and Ores
den abide from generation TO genera
ton, waxing always in interest and
aeeumnlating in splendor. II is only in
AmeEea that the cities of one day are
the baleful fires Of the next, and it is
perhaps time that We adopted new arts
Of construction and more certain and
efficient methods Of preservation. But
it viii be utterly absurd and benighted
to visit upon the graceful and becoming
architectural device Of Monsieur Man
sard the penalty which Is due to our.
own stupid negligence and folly.
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IT Is our purpose, at intervals each
week, to-send abroad everywhere, in
this and adjacent States, specimen num-
hErs7 Of the APPEHL. We do thisteaug-
unent our subscription list for 1873. Thai
we may secure the names OF proper per
sons to whom these papers may be ad-
dressed we viii send copies to any per-
sons in the South whose names are fur
hished by advertisers, whom we
would thank for lists Of merchants or
farmers now trading, or who should
trade, with this city. By extending tn,
APPEALS circulation, the city's trade il
extended. A copy Of the APPEAL in
the interior is transferred from house to
house, and read by many people. It
contains nothing that is not closely
scanned, and each copy Is often read BY
many families. An advertisement in.
such a paper is like a fixed signboard
spanning the very heavens.
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can be taken BY the Governor.

WOULD it not be well for the Board
Of Mayor and Aldermen to suspend for
a number of days the operation of cart,
dray and wagon licenses and thus re-
move all restrictions upon free trade?
Would such action be admissible? Have
licensed draymen a monopoly Of the
right to charge n dollar per bale for
the transfer of cotton from one point to
another in the city? Does this extrava-
CANT charge release the city from its
contract to exclude all unlicensed drays
and carts from the street? Would not
present prices, if no license-grabbeTs be
abroad, attract OK teams from the coun-
try, and relieve the suppressed activity
Of every department of trade? Are
municipal governments and laws IN
mixed nuisances?
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g the very heavens.

WHEN viii Governor Brown order an
election to I'LL the vacancy in this
Pictorial district, caused by Nj. l. L.
Boyd's declination? The Legislature
viii meet January 9Th, and thirty days
notice Of election must be given. The
member to be elected should have an
opportunity 10 participate in the organ
iZation Of the House, and the orderiDgo q
an election should not be much longer
delayed.-AVaIaache cf 18th.
By the constitution, each branch Of
the Legislature is the sole judge Of the
election and qualification Of its own
members, so that Governor Brown does
not officially know who are members Of
the Legislature. When that body meets,
if Mr.. Boyd sends in his resignation, the
5OdytO Ehich he WGs elected will declare
a vacancy and request the Governor to
order an election. Until then no action
can be taken BY the Governor. a
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Notice 70 Bnilders.

CEAIED BIDS wiz be roceiVed BY me at the
- Office OF 7. G. Bleokiey. Esq, County Court
building, Union street, Memphis, Ienny until
Monday, the I'd day OF December next, for the
building OF DOUBLE CABINS at the
County Poor HOussF5M miles east Of Mem
phis, on the Raleigh road. The rooms 10 be
y leet square, boarded with upright boards.
well hOored, ce1led Orrniastered on sides and
overhead larga window on one side Of each
room, door on the other side, opening on an
Efoot covered gallery, running the lenEth OF
the two rooms; the house TO be underlined
with brick pillars "a inches high; dues- FOR
in the middle 80 as to have q stove to
each room, aud Lha house to BE- 20 feet pitch
IN the clear and covered with good heart cy-
press shingles The commissioner reserves
The right % reject all bids that are not salts
factory. HENRY T. JONES,
Chairman Of Poor House Commissioners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-27

MAgAA9RO2, November 80.
days ago a soldier belonging to the garri-
son at Mien, in AN alteration shot and
killed a citizen and wounded a child.
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THE suit Of Lord Wentworth, the
grandson Of Lord Byron, for divorce
rom ms wife, is looming up in the i'm
mediate future and promises 10 I'LL the
newspapers with miserable gossip. At
drstthe notice inserted by Lord Went
worth in the papers announcing that
Lady Wentworth bad left him, and that
he would not be responsible for her
debts, was looked upon as an outbreak Ct
irritation Characteristic OF the Byron
family, and a number Of friends of the
parties started forward with the hope of
effecting a reconciliation. But the affair
turns out to be more serious.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-27

VINO are Hilegeu ~ nase Vya..----~
great a wrong against Mr.. Beecher will
be challenged to a defense upon the
facts. The effort Of some newspapers to
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terprise Of my country, and Of the world;
and it has been my fortlne-perhaps
very good fortune-that The greaiel pant
Q fmy political responsibility has been in
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structing the Philadelphia Glasses to in
stitute legal measures for the oover
Of the Market Square Reformed Church,
and authorizing the Treasurer to furnish
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A VALUABLE FARM
FOR 9AGE.

nONrAINING 67eaeres, four HUNDRED aeres
" OF which are cleared. with "a good Frame
DWeiiing House, with all necessary ~Outbuild-
ingsf for a cotton IA ~, with great abundance
Of good wateron the place, with = good range
Tor stock. If desired, the land may be di-
vided, giving to each division a fair proper
ton Of cleared and timbered land. d faTm
is located I've ard one-haif miles west of
NESBIT'S pE2OT,
on the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad,
and eighteen miles from the city Of Memphis,
| F
For particulars apply to Ulo sIi
JAMES N. TATE, y.
H~ernando, Mississippi.
or Messrs. OWEN, NoNUrT &CO,
nos M H"." r Memphfa. Tennessee.
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NOTICE.

70 the Stockholders Of the Memphis and ohio
Railroad Company:
HUE Louisville and Nashville, and Memphis
il and Ohio Railroad Companies havins been
consolidated, in pursuance Of their contract
OF consolidation, the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company will continue TO issue its
stock to the holders Of stock in the Memphis
and Ohio HailrOad Company upon the presen-
tatiOn OF their certificates for thesame at the
Office Of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company. corner Of Bullet and Main streets,
Louisville. KY. one hundred dollars Of stOgE
I'm the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany viii De issued Tor four hundred dollars Of
stock in the Memphis andOhiO Railroad COM
psuv, rs stipulated in the qFtleles of c~onsoi-
dation. ri n. "a. NEWCOMB,
noe PRESIDENT Land Mr.. X. Co.
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CHICAGO, November 30.-rhs news
Of the Ge9fh II Horace Greeley Vas re-
ceiyed 10y the public generally with pro-
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LOUISVILLE 6 NASHVILLE
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
.INrRR SGHEDULF. o.. a7. 1s7

Express Train caves daily, Sundays
90 am
Mall Train-leaves daiiy..-- 2.i0r pm
Brownsville accommodation leaves la
daily, sundays eXeepted-.....--.-.,. 4.lO nm
p5-No change of cars by this line for louis
vile, st. Lou or Nashville. Pullman Palace
s-leeping-cars on AL nighttrains. The through
car for St. Louis, Chicago and the West VIII be
run on the 80 pm. train except on Sunday,
when II VIII be run on the 2lO pm. train.
Passengers BY he4lOp.m. train make close
connection at Humboldt FOR all points on TIE
Mobile and Ohio and Mississippi Central
Railroads.
80 For Tickets or lnformatlon apply, a.
Ticket Office, No. 287 1-2 Main street,
JOHN T. FLYNN, superintendent.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent. oc26
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DIR. HALL gives the following 4eating
negatiOns;'i Never eat when YOU are
not hungry; never eat when YOU are
very tired; never eat just before severe
mental or physical effort; never eat
while in a passion; V eat when low
spirited never eat just before a bath
never eat while greatly worried. VIII
the good Doctor please teN Us when an
editor can eat?a
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E accomplishment cfBhst ! VIII ven
call that secfed work; and who
gentlemen, Of them All that
y NOSE married., either BY ener-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-27

- Ft1EkiHal4J sa1f
The u. O.. Gray Is the Tuesday packet
for Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-27

Harper, the notorious guerilla Of war
times, is peacefully cultiyating swine in
Kentucky.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

each determined to draw the first blood, eay>
ing to the labor of embarrassing the horses
As majority of our readers know Mr.. Daly's
skill with horses, it is needless to say that the
task did not take long. Shortly after the
start, oul reporter was thrown from the log on
which he was sitting, By coneussion caused
by noise resembling either tho explosion of a
ton of nitro glieerine, or the shock cea small
sized earthquake. Upon recovering himself
his ears were startled by noise, a cross be-
teen human voice and the bayiug of u wound,
ed deer, and he rushed frantcally forward to see
what was up. On reaching the creek, our re-
porter found Del. bleeding profuscly. With
DIS assistance the wounded man was brought
to camp. and placed gently in his
" title bed" Meanwhile, the other Nimrous
who had abandoned the chase, returned to
camp and found their generalissmo wounded
in the lett band. The dying hero rallied at
the sight Of his comrades, and in deep drawn
| tones exclaimed. Gather round me boys,
I'm dying mighty good man is about to
take his departure for the happy hunting
ground" Al this time d was vigorously ap-
plying water from camp kettle the face
! and hands of The silver haired veteran In
! few minutes the sufferer rallied and called out,
"Wheres my bosom friend, Dave Holmes?
J Come here David my son, until embrace you,
| and then L pour out my life. blood on your
manly bosOtn" But David not being in the
/! bloodthirsjy vein, failed &c connect Al this
! juneturo p who had torn off his neither gar>
| ment for bandngcs until only the collar and
| sleaves remainend, chimed in Please don't
| die, Jack but If you must. let 1t console you
| that You are among your friends" Suddenly
/ smile lit up the heavenly countenauce Of the
| FIX County Commission, and with celestial
| look his classic phiz he called on some
| TO siog, & lime No sweet singer Of Zion be-
/ ing present, there was silence for few min
utes, which was broken by Vineyard rushing 10
| the rescue, and after sounding the key note with
/ a three proneed table-fork h. coms.enccI IN
| his peculiarly du!cet notes, - Ge- ru-salen nv
i ha-a-a-at-py home" but although the +
/ Commissioner Of schools hal had the alraa-
tages Of two tickets his girl didn't % to the
! bliud Potes>or Rutan's singing school, he
broke down before he hal Gnishai the first
/ line. Seeing that he eon;d not rot sung t.
Heaven, by tiat crowd, the dying man called
:or the Lords prayer, aud Tom Riaf,rp nd get
ting on his knees on the green art, broke
forth wita. . I woulj not live alwa - here 4
was interrupted by the dying man ..aim,u,,
' Plague on it. Tom. that's not tho Iori'<
II
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Raiias Produce and Commission Market.

Corrected Weekly, by Bolter and Wortley
Merchants, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon.
WHEAT-6o6965 q bush.
CATS--35 G9 40 c.
BARLEY-75c
FLOUR-S5@ IS 50 e bbl.
'' SKIS 81 81
CORN MEAL--ic. q 10.
BEANS--6c. r Il.
BAC0N-Sides, l6 "a l5c r. IL.
" Shoulders.lfc. to l2c. o. IL.
HAMS--2l G9 16c p h.
PORk-Dressed, 607cts
+" Picked, Sc. to i0.c. e h.
BUTTER-Firbins 20 G1 25c u ID.
Roh,, 30 to 25c. p ID.
dGS--30c n doz.
lARD-- Bulk'6c; tins,20,
POTATOES-From Wagon, BIC q bushel.
oNt0NS--$1 so u bushel.
APpLES-Grecn, soc = bill.
/" Dried, &C f9 ID.
CHEESE-Ncw Oregon, 90 "a 25c r. ID.
DRIED PLUMs 16s q fb.
WO0L-3ec. a 10
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

In st. LOUIS a few days ago. two
natives of the Flowery Kindom appear,
ed at Justice Walther's office accom-
panied by 'wo buxom lasses from the
Emerald Isle, TO whom they were
married, according to the Laws of
Missouri The Names of fhc parties
are thus registered on the Squire /
inmate book: Dr.-Ah fo,n. of Can
ton China, to Miss Ann NJ Rust, of
Tldperary, Ireland, and Joe Sin. of
Shanghai, IT, Mary Dayis, also Of Iro-
land
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

YE TRtruFUL ACCoUNT Or Yg DEEp HLsT
The liberal REruBIdCAg is an enterpris-
ing journal. Everything Of public Importance
Is noted 10 It's columns, and neither labor nor
expense i spared to make it fully up to the
time
For number of weeks past the hun ling
fraternity Of Dallas, have had bank, ring
after yenison and our reporter having heard
rumor of the intended hunt, prepared his
spotted cayuse for the especial purpose of
accompanying the Nimrods. Accordingly,
when on Friday Of last week, Measrs. Holmes
Richuoud, Daly and Vineyard, equipped with
dogs and guns, under the leadership eff ex
Judge Dclashnrutt took the road TO Deer eek.
oar reporter stole quietly after them deter
mined to show our readers that !" a chiei mos
qmang them fakia aotcs" On the second day
out, the Nimrods who had been joined by Reu
ben Cant and son Of Mr.. Dell came ia view
of The happy bunting ground" end were
startled by t3e sight of q noble back that
raine bounding along, to which iinu sdtatc
ebase was given. Oar reporter, sitting on q
log, to"k IN the situation, Messrs. g. Del.
IL. ana ' yelling Ike pack Of Cnmanehes on
the war path, rushed to ths several stands
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

We met our old friend Ed Delashmutt last
Wednesday and rs ever was glad to hear his
jovial voice, but was sorry to learn that be bud
some time since his right arm broken he Is
however recovering FROM the injary and we
hope will soon be able 20 use his arm again.
We take ,4s opportunity to notify Uncle Ed,
that the next time he goes hunting and gets his
arms 3r legs Droken, we want him to send
word to this office SO that we publish it
before be gets we'll and able to como TO town
and inform Us personally,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14
----~a
,F'sfsIsltsas Aa' sSift.

J rcka, Zee. o.-thc following letter
has uat been received
Hot Creek, Dec. 9TH.
70 Il, Q Dewitt We have all
til. Hot Creek Indians in. All quit
at present. We don't want any per.
sons &c. come to our help until we call
for them, as we are scarce of blankets.
We have made arrangements with the
authorities to come and get the Indians
or meet rs on the road to the
Reservation
" ours, Z. A. Doris.
The above letter was brought in by
William Eddy, from whom we learn
the following additional particulars
} n. fairchilds, T. 4. Doris, Nat
Beswlck and lfben Ball went out on
Saturday TO find Captain Jack aud
Scar facel Charley. and induce them to
cone ~ al give themselves up. The
at s do not believe that
Sea ha IS 81 Captain Jack
haJ ~ g y with the killing of
settlers aud thas the Indians killing
settlers arc u3dcr..an Indian
known as Jim. 1.s Boldly also sta.
ted that 1t was Jim 5 party who killed
her husband, Scar. faced Charley and
Captain Jack not being iu the band.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

NEw SERIAL-Wnh the issue Of January
9th ls72, We will commence the publication Of
. thrilling sensational story entitled Piehad
Stayor the wild huntor Of Deer Greek. 1t is
the joint production Of Il qnartette Of hunters
and from the advance sheets in our hands we
pronounce il decidedly rich. The whole talent
Of the Court House are engaged in it, onl we
confidently assure onr readers 1t will repay
perusal. Sabscbe for the paper eresbody,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14
ST. @ q
IL II w A X ID

oNE HUNDRED DoLl AIRS in Gold Coin
will bo paid for the apprehension and safe de-
livery Of ono FRANK McCANN fugitiv
from Justice, from Washington Ter The ahov
reward will be paid on the receipt of any sher>
if or constable in the State of Oregon or
W Washiwton Territory that he is in safe cos
tody.
McCann is about feet eight inches in hight
atbor light complexion, dark hair, one glas
eye professional dancing masterplays the violin
and banjo.
JAMES C. .SELLES.
Depqtisc1t by the Governor OF Washington
Territory.
Nov oath 1872.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

4 Startling Truth .-Thousands die annu
a;ly from neglected coughs and colds, which
saou rig.n into consumption, or other equally
fatal diseases Of the lungs; when by a timely
Use of single bottle OF DR.. wistar's Balsam
ot Wild Cherry thelr lives might haYe been
preserved to green old age
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14
DALLAS CHURCH DIR RECToRY.

NJ L. CnURc Services on The 4th Saba h
Ecach monH-- II A. NJ. and Z. M
Sabbath school every Sunday at 9 a. Nj.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev.
J. James. Pastor.
NJ F. CHuneH SorrH.--Seryiees on the LIST
Sabbath of each month at Ii A. NJ. Rev. j.
Al. Lowell, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHuRcE.-S Services on the Sd Sab
bath of each month at IL A. NJ. Rev. -
Holman, Pastor.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14
M W lD HER1i.SEHbN1.S
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
ornd (SI,rnar i'm


such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine has anything won SO widely and 50 deeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series of years and among most Of the races OF
men it has risen higher and higher III their eatima~
ton as it has become better known. its nnIiorm
character and power TO cure the Yarious affections
of the lungs and throat, have made u known E
liable protector against them " nile adapted TO
miI,pr forms Of disease and TO young children, IL is
al the same time the most GiectG remedy that can
be given for incipient consumption, and the daG-
per0us affections of the throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, IT shouti
be kent ON hand in every family, and indeed as MI
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this aBtIote for them.
Although settled Consumption Is thought In
curablc still great Numbers of eases where the dis
case seemed settled, have been completely cured.
and the Dnticnt restored to sound health by tho
over tic disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, thai
the most obstinate OF them yield To it. When moth
mo else could reach them, under the Cherry Peo-
foruI they subside and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers find great pro-
lection from IL.
lsthnta is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking tho
Cherry IecfOr0I in small and frequent dones'
So generally are its virtues known that we heed
notpublis the certificates of them here, on do no.s
than the public that its qualities are iuiy
maintained.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

The Heathen Chinec has made his appear.
auee IN Dallas Up to the present titne Dallas
has been exempt from this curse,and we trust
tue people who have washing to do will givs ii
to the poor women who resides among Us.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

Go<E-A festive member Of the c. 9. b,
-r.iding at Independcrce.bas. abandoned siusie
cusse ness, aud .Akeu to himself wife. We
did not get either an invitation to the welding
or piece Of the cake, yet we are magnaEi
nous and say, may the bride and groom Give
happy and die long" Friend Fiehle, your
turn comes next
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

MAGE NoNry fast and honorablv. Sl2 30
rer dap. - per week. by nj once applying for
IT ierritofn right, (Which arc given free 10
ageufst to sell the best, strongest, most usofui
a9d fauii selling Sewing Machine, and Patent
Rutinu taie Worker, ever used or recommend
ei hy flml!"s, or buy one tor your own use: IT is
only s., Sent free everywhere by express.
Adlrrfs fer particuiars.EJ EJRonE II. HUpSoS &
20 Corner Greenwi nj Courtlandt SITS
New Gork 0ctl9-6ni.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

The December number Of the Phr>aotoaieaS
.jaaraul comes to us filled i: possible wlta richer
600 for the mind tLan any number ihas mas
PEG, eded it, wc could not nor would not do
without it. every family II Oregon ought to read
It. the subscription books are open in this Office
call nj once
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

D1scrssI ,x,-Rev. T. F. Campbell Of Hon-
mouth. and Prof, chancy to hold a
discussion during Christmas week at Portland
as to the Bible being m inspired book. Bo'h
gentleman are able aud lively discussion IL
auticiratctl.