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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22
WILMINGTON IN. C.) MARKETS.

NOVEMBER 2o.-SpiruS TuTpentine-Has further
declined tc. Sales OF so casks ut &c., and 800 casks
Mt sac. az gallon for southern packages.
Rostn.-Market for strained is dull and heavy,
with 4 declining tendency. Sales to-day reached
500 barrels strained at $3.50 and leo barrels pale NJ
$4.s06S5 " barrel.
Crude ftrpenttne.-Hart, yelow-dip and virgin
have declined Csc; receipts and sales Of 1913 barrels
at 80 for hard and IS for yellow-dip and virgin.
Tur-Has advanced &c.; sales OF l35 barrels al
So so 5s barrel Market firm. i.
Cottou.-Sales of 1de bales rs follows: 81 bales al
tc 81 bales at l7ic, bales at 17sc and 10 bales n
lsc. "a fb. We quote quiet aud steady market a
the following figures: Ordinary, l5sc.; gooo ordi
nary, l7.c. !; low mlddling, l7lc.; middling, lsc.
strict iniddng, lst9Qlssc.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND, Va
NOVEMBER gl,-Rcceipts very light. Gales ac,l
PETERSBURG, VA.

NOVEMBER eo.-The market Is very firm for both
old and new. The stocks are light anu nanuia e,
turers are buying quite freely of al graaes; sa
lss-tSc latter for choice lots. We qaotc the Ilar-
Set: Working iugs, ssG$e.5o: shipping luss, s1sI
isir stl asi2; and good TO very good, So
iheiutter gres far good dark strong tobacco suit
able for twist. Wequote good shipping at siSag
S13 60 and very geoa to bae at Al+slise 6sceipts
slIo :; q smart falling OF the past week.
s LOUISVILLE, KY. 54, II 81
NovE,fgrF sfaagf.l ftured.-Q Quiet bat steady
~, .o-n4rN nrIrcs We quote Virginia brands at
GO ase.asLos q H., aud Kentucky and Missouri at
Ssasi's. sT. LOUIS, NO.
Nay s,re,.J, ts Prices base been irrsgUlaE; the
otferip e. sfeycept aDont one-third OF nss1 were
mafniy al ne siews, on which bids teek ., vice
raaga, occasionally going beyond formes sslessss
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A
RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD Co.,l
81 1a7Es RICHMOND, August Is, 1874.
lDICHM0ND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
slS R0AD.-on aridafter SUNDAY, August 18th,
! Is ~. .a...,s j GOING WEST.
daily except sandassj st s:lSs 4: NJ; leaves DAN
vile at 1855 r. IL; arrives at Greensboro at sso
daily hS. At e.; arrives Al EynehSass g
train NO. ID Through mall and axpressl iesyss
Richmond daily at ls5 p NJ. leaves Danyille daily
Mt oss r. 81; arrives at Greensboro daily at lsaS
GOING EAST.
I Train No. Through mail and express, lssyss
a. 40 A. NJ. arrives at Richmond DAILY at ia'sS
Train No. = Through passengsr) leaves Greene
fsls & fanua st Richmond as
Tain . leaves
~; arrives at Richmond at aaS P. d..
| Trains Nos 3 and 10 connect at Greensboro With
trains on the North Carolina railroad Tor all points
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro with train
Raegh y1g 1r al
| with train No. 2 for Richmond.
/ Train No. connects at Burkeyills with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad Tor all
points southwest and south.
| rLynehburg Accommodation Train leaves Rich-
mond at ass J.. a. daily (except ARRIVING
at Lypchburg in time to connect with The Morning
| Ohio railroad for the southwest. -'-s-.-
Passengers coming east leave LynehsIrg after the
senger train from Bristol, and arrive nc Richmond
A' THR q TICKETS 70 ali points south and
| Richmond. and of II. +. WALKER, Agent Of the
/ Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. No. 1928
Main street, Richmond.
/ PaIers that have arrangements to advertise tils
schedule Of this company will please print as above.
| JOHN K. NACMURDO.
| ~ General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ. II. TALcorT, Engineer and superfnlend-
1 ont h. SO. sTF,., 49, 80 800 IL
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pETERSBURG MARKETS.

PETERSBURG MARhElc.
NOVEMBER 20.-COtton.-The market is active
with liberal sales on basis Of lIi4l7sc. for good
running lots. and lSc. for selections.
1Vhedt.-The receipts are rather better, anu tie
market continues active at quotations.. we quote
81 galSl e5 for choice white: s7sGslso for cholce
red. -
CprS,.-Stock good, and we quote the market quiet
at rec. for new and soc. for old. 80
Rys.-sIarkct firm Mt 9oc. Tor good prime, ~.
Oats.-We quote $4,000. for spring; winter oats
Pea7,ms.-We quote $3.50 for prime. Market
quiet and but few coming liz
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CONTEMPORARIES.

rF|O HOTELS, BOARDING-HOUSES and
I Private Embellishments Mlnce Meat the
best in the world AZ agent for the manutacturer.
nut up In barrels, Ealf-barrels, tubs buckets ana
inrs. ready for use. Rich und JUICY. Gall early:
'''' LOUIS J. BOSSlEU&.
oc9o Agent for Manufacturers.
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sErns,rEs. FLORISTS. dc.

GLOVER.
~ TIMOTHY.
REkS SAEkkaR2 sB BEGs GRASS
HERDsaRASs,s and syarY variety Of
FfELD GRASS aud
GARDEN SEEDS OF the finest quality
.so ofsersd nj the LOWEST MARKET RATES
Wholesale quotations furnished to dealers.
Prompt and careful attention given 10 al oroefo
ALLISON & ADDISON. .
Seed and Guano Merchants.
Coz Richmond, Va.
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COMM ER cIAI..
.coHE AND FLOUR ExGHhgaE,
Efsyp1flb ers 81 1s57 ~

r. ~ "a COR AND FL0UR E8CHhEGE,is@ ST
-REcHMoSp, " Al, November 81 1877.
: ~ n OFFERINGS. III X 20
WHEAT.-Wst t,op2 brsheis. Red, 200 blisheis.
L CORR. white, $50 bushels. gss,8Es, 3 ~
/ s0AfSs--Ete bushels - 1900 FL 80 ~ fs
RYE-tl6 bushels IS IS ~ zs;.# rs
/ MEAL,-J12 bushels. ~ s<,t3.f ..s, gs,
.s.-s sALEs
! lWHEkT--Whiie, 1874 bushels very GOOD at si.oa;
los bushels very good on private terms 1e bushels
common at sf.aS so bushels prime OH private
terms; 20 bushels common at sts6 90 bushels at
Si.e5. liiissfiSB esif- s!5sfs4
. WHEAT.--Red. $40 bushels very good on private
terms: 2ss bushels very good at S1.9o bushels af
s1s5 50 bushels Mt ss ;Ias buslelsfaf at SL5o iso
bushels fair at sl5 100 bushels prime at sl9 40
bushels prime ut 81. GO $50 bushels comIno ct S1f9.
CoaS.-Wblte, 10 bushels prime new at 75c.; lua
bushels very good on private ers I5s bushels very
good old &C TIC. -, ~ a f aLss5 e.tapi
: OATS.-sio hnshels western on private terms.
RYE-ito bushels very good at sec. = -
MEAL.-lOa bushels at soc. III = ~ #
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sTANLEY's UJIJi U1FoR The l1tusVii!e
Press says that Stanley, when ne lectures 10
this country this winter, VIII DC dressed 10
sistipg OF a Irvine string wound around his
big Toe, and straw hat eat lew N ths cor
sage,
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1t is proposed to call one Of the new
streets of Paris Rue Chassep0t." Judging
from some of the reports of the late war,
France had some reason to rue Cnassepot.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANpi

ON AND AFTER. MONDAY, JUNE
" 10th, mail trains on this road win run as FOL
lows:
! UP DAY MAIL, ria rail and steamer, leoves
Byrd-Street station 2. III. f5.s,. 80
UP NIGHT MAIL, ctd rail alone, leaves Bird
Street station $40 =. N. lascept on Sundays.l
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street
station s3o P. u. Except on Sundays.)
DOWN DAY MAIL, ria rail and steamer, ar
riyes at Byrd Street station atlS3 P. NJ.
Byrd-Street station, $50 A. II. Except Oh Zion.
Down ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Brnad-street station sat a. A., Except Oh sun
'dnys.}s age 2a#s,% - ED. MYERS,
yfrl3 . s-s@r. General Superintendcnt.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RATLs
VI RQAD-on and after September soff1 PAs
SEN0ER TRAINS VIII leave Richmond as foi.

$40 a. M.---MAIL TRAIN Except Sunday, for
vile with the Orange, Mexandrta and Manassas
rain for Washington ana North, and LynchbnE
e AS p. MACE osradoDATIoN TRAIN texesps
Sunday for Gordonsstile, arriving of sls p. So !.
This train connects ut GorfonsyfHe with the nignA
ruad for LYNgHBURG and WASHINGTON. q
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 20 al points
Northwest and Southwest.
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayre, Rotterdam.
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gotlrihurg, 70 al points
ON this road, can be bought OF tle General Ttckns
gent at Richmond, can be ordered through apYs
station agent ON the roali \ lSsi
Further information may be obtained at the COM
pany's Offices. 80
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
+ JAMES +. NETHERIsASD, General Ticket Agent.
~ - :
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BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL Wells at
= MADAME EAiELMAN's.
Also. all tho NEW STYLES of Wells anc
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THURSDAY, November q.

Weekly report from the 18th to the aoth OF Sorem'
Der. ls7a, taken from the books ut me city scaie'
Coffie--I75 head sold from 3st.tc., gross.
Gefn.-lS head sold from :a sic. grpss
Hons.-25l head sold from 63EgIc., net
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nIRECT IMPORTATION.

50 casks BASES ALE,
30 casks ALLS0P'S ALE,
70 casks VIM. Younser's EDINBURGH ALE,
100 casks GUINNESS PORTER, Burke BID
40 dol nsi' PE Eq!I FREAS CRACKERS.
IS cases Comans d. s. +. MUSTARD-s, 5
Fl. t:s !, and 4-th tins;
IRISH WHISkEYS.
't SHERRlES Of superior qualities,
GEISLER'S CHANPAGSES.
We offer these goods at New York prices, VIII
freights added. Also,
1000 dozen 2-f. and J-ih. Peaches,
1000 dozen 2-h. and 3-io. Tomatoes,
$50 dozen WLnsowts Corn. -.
al Baltimore prices all of the best packers 10 Bat-
more. r. BALMER q CO..
OCT ....a.... .sE- sla Main street.
VINEGAR FOR PICKLLNG.--Nirgin
made CRAB-APPLE VINEGAR, four years
old. for sale by CARTER q CHRISTIAN
Also. SPICES Of the best. quality. au 2s-1m
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Is THE TINE.
DEDIN & WHlTLoCK,
l7oe MAIN STREET.
have on hand complete stock Of

III NSS~Ss
SILKS, black and all colora;
.e-f JAPANESE sILKS, btick and all saioTs'
ALPACAS, black and all colors;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, black and all eosors;
r.. SATEENs, black and all coiors;
WATER-PRooFS, black and all eeiors.
yELvETEENs, black and all colors;
50 ALL-wooL DfI.AISEs,
CORDED FRENCH SILK PoPLISs, &e- Re.
sHAWLS in various styles,
sIMONrS FINE BLACK CLOTHS.
HuGER'S CASs1MEBES.
SILK VEsTINGs,
LACEs, RUrTLTNGs, GLOVES,
UMBRELLAS, EDsINGs, &c. &c.
We have now the etyies and qualities ana wtn
close them low for the cash.
4 no s-1af FEDISs q WaLIk1Sn.
UAYING RENTED MY STORE AND
Ii sold my entire stock OF fhIcy g0ous
aud notions to SIR, T. 4, Granger, shall obcf Tor
the next forty-s.ye days the balance Of ny ssoeko
consisting or IS 49,
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
WHITE GOODS, and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
a, prime cost, wholesale and rs,sis. ,,,.,
o3 !. az e2y Bread street.
d at
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TAMEs JEFFREYs P.

YAMEs JEFFREYs, PRACTICAL
Oh sTONE-CJJTTER AND MASON, Is prepared
to execute GRANITE WORK in all Its branches
Special attention given 70 ENCLOSlNGSEC SECTIONS
Yard On Sixth near Canal street. Orders left at
the marha-yarc Of Msssrs Rogers q Mtller, corner
OF Matu and sixth strests, Eih ee promptly anenu.
tsa.e, aofssoatatH
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD So,S
.aaert.. ar. RICHMOND, VA, June 10, ls72
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
W 10th, the TRAINS on this road will run ss fol-
lows: ',--s----.--.ssEs. ..~.-sr-.-ze,-
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at A. 81,
and $50 =: NJ, and leave Petersburg ut il26 a. d.
FREIGHT TRAINS. with a passenger coach at:
tached. leave Richmond ut A. Nj. and =. d.. and
leave Petersburg at 745 A. NJ. aud 1850 X. NJ.
The SUNDAY. EXCURSION TRAINS VIII leave
| Richmond and Petersburg alto a. N. Returning,
leave Richmond aud Petersburg ut p b., instead
of O'Clock, us heretofore
The S a, III. TRAIN will not leoye Richmond on
A, H. FREIGHT TRAIN viii not leaye Petersburg
| on Sundays.
| Faro for single tickets, %
Fare for return tickets. :....:.... 90
Communication tickets can be bad al tie following
| E1 Fifty-trtp tickets for. ....s........Sto 90
| ()ne,hHnircd-trtp tickets for. 80 90
| Passengers for Norfolk VIII Ike tho lSo Z. M'
| DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk WIZ con-
| nect mt Petersburg with the LIS A. ID. TRAIN.
| Passengers from Glover Hill Will take the $40
| NJ. TRAIN on Mondays, wednesdays anu fIdays
and returning leave Richmond on the same Gays al
The MAIL TRAINS viii stop only at Chester and
The q. III. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad iof
L{P1ffihh9IuSSffA w PALACE sLEEPlNG-cAR win
he attached to the THROUGH TRAIN nc Weldon
funnii's 'nio'Sn y "AR RIB. KAsEY.
| te1o Ticket aud Freight Agent
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VILEGANT BRIDAL WREATHS at
Il MADAME DEMET.MhN'S.
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RRIVAL OF NE w ANDsa&s
N FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. ssIsH3sskfkS
Handsome BRIDAL BOSSETS at CnSfss
nois MADAME B. DEMELMAN's.
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RICHMOND, November u. lsae.
TAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS

L l. TRAITOR OF JOSEPH l.. NANCY, deceased,
all persons indebted To the same are requested TO
make payment to me. and all persons 10 whom ne
was Indebted present their bills, properly authen-
ttcated, to me for settlement. Il
no 2a.afx WILLIAM II. HOLT. Administrator.
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ORGANIZATION.

Ai,ar calling the roll Rev. }. I. K'rk.
patrick, D. D., and Rev. James &. Graham
were nominated for the position Of Modera.
Tor, and on calling the roll DR.. kirkpatrick
Was elected.
Rev. John C. Dinwiddie and Rev. T. w.
Hooper temporary clerks.
synod resolved to meet at % O'Clock A. NJ.
and adjourn at q Z. NJ.
synod adjourned, and was closed with
PRAYER. H.
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ERENCH FLOWERS. all the desirable
q colors. n. MADAME DEMELMAN'S. .
TANCI GOODS in al endless va .-s93 @
Il ricty: such as the new style silk ShawlSS55 ESdz
for the neck, ScarfS, Tics, Fancy Collars,
iare Unn,,kerch!ers. Sashcs, and many other arti-
elias 100 numerous to mention, can be had at
MADAME i. DEMEI.MAN'S, /
1929 Main street,
uo1s between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
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.BsE.FIsS EFF L.

MO. i0l BROAD STREET. AZ @
Miss L. r. MOSELEY, successor TO Miss Stae'f.e
r. G. MCLEMoRE, will continue the business az
Isual and be pieascd TO accommodate her ole
friends and customers. a full supply OF lNTER
MILLINERY on hand no 22-T
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PRESBYTERIAN Synod of Virginia.
AyNUAy. SESSION.
sne,,aI Corrcsronaenee OF the p,spstch.l

BALTIMORE, Nh, November %, 1877.
The synod Of Virginia met in the Frank
n.s,rrct Presbyterian church (Rev. w. q.
MurRand PASTOR at y o'clock this evening,
largo congregation being present besides
she a.s,mbcrs Of the body.
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EsseCERGEs. dc.

TTOPS.-1S72 HOPS.-FRESH HOPS In
no 81 Ssore WILLIAM G. cambridge & co.
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TRESH JENISON.-T hams FRESH
II VENISON. W. &. cambridge & CO.,
mig S27 Broad street.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

Mr.. Sinnot is duly installed agent at the
Grand Round Reservation, u. u. Folger clerk.
Mr.. Eaten remains for short time when he
will give place for .some one else. They are
making considerable improvements there, by
the way of remodeling fences, removing cid
building, and putting up new ones. The fences
which are now being built ere of boards in
stead of rails, the sawmill enabling them to get
lumber cheap and with less labor than rails
Arrangements are being made TO put up q large
two story building for school purposes. This
will be beautifully located With fne Fairgrounds,
CARDS af jacent for their scholars to labor in,
and everything for their pleasure as well as
advancement d. D. Dennison is in charge
OF the sick during the absence of DIR. Hall
who has gone East on business. Taken all
together everything pr oDises we'll for this
Agency now. Mr.. Meldrum, with party of
six mon, is engaged 10 3 survey of the Grand
Round Indian Agency. The intention is 10
divide the land into forty acre lots, preparatory
to making division "f It among the Indians.
Mr.. Efeldrum info. ms th at he ex poets 10 ac
eompiish the work in aboat ninety days. Mr..
NJ M Ellis has just returned from Portland
with full stock of everything in the dry goods
and grocery line. de seems fully determined
to keep up with the times as all can testify who
trade with him.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
News Summary.

Wa>hi hin.ton. April 23-At the ccle,
bration o. ST George $ Society last even
ng, SIR f.dwarl Thornton responded to
toast, Iand alluded to the Alabama
claims nj follows - | was much graft
ficd at having the honor of being one OF
the siguors OF the Treaty OF Washington.
| had great faith in the principle in>
,olved An arbitration; have it still.
No one II believe. supposes that the
British Commons had any idea - the
slightcs st ldoa--that indirect damages
were cInded in that treaty 4 subse
ouent examination Of the Treaty and its
working has not persuaded them to the
contrary, but hos confirmed them in
their original aud publicly proclaimed
belief The Government Of the United
States thinks otherwise, and have so de.
clarsd They have an undoubted right
to t:leir Own opinion. | cannot, how
eve, bu. hope the present attempt to ap-
ply the gtcat principle of arbitration
may not fiji on account of misunder-
standing, dnd that solution seems pos
sible bet en- the two great nations, with
equal poweF RS. If it is easy, disnifed
aud gencroRs to waive claims for pay
nent, which one of them thinks herself
entitled to, It is impossible for the other
to be boundaby decision which renders
her debtotS for claim which she docs
not admit she agreed to submit to arbi,
tration. [ can see such solution, and
am confidentsthat such solution would
be applied byaall the world, and it would
do honor to tAe great Republic of even
the United States"
New York, April 23.-Latest mail ad
vises from Eufope treat largely upon
threatening relations between Germany
and France From London financial
circles comes tae report that Russia is
at the back OF France and making
preparations tor % extensive war against
Germany on gigantic scale.
European capitalists are acting with
caution, and regaSd the future with dis
trust
The Bank Of England is using it's
best efforts to encourage speculation and
strengthen its ownkcoDdltion.
France still owes Germany six hun-
dred million dollars and Germany still
holds as surity six (alstern Departments
of France, with about 50 600 men. 1t
Thiers should make app his mind that
the time has arrived lie is in his powor
to throw against this toree With sudden.
ness $50, 900 men.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27
Everything nice at Lees, p. o. Stand.

Everything nice at Lees, p. O. Stand.
Court has been in session all the week.
Mira, ShsiEer has been recovering for the past
sfew daga
May-dsy dance at the Court House will be
grand afsir.
G. Stiles has been doing Lively business
during the week.
kelsey and Curl spoke last Tuesday evening
at the CoErt House.
"Ed" D'LAshmutt 10 getting better, and he
will sooa be about again.
Wanted. A girl to do housework can find
situssion by applying nj this Office.
So many callers this week that we cannot
remember the names. Call again gentlemen.
The Monnouth Brass Band has been resus-
settated, and will soon be ready for public re-
.heaxsals.
Mr.. Bagley, Agent for the New York Insur-
anee Company called. He is doing q thrifty
business.
Be not deceived by limitations of Halls
Vegetable Sicili an Hair keaewer, call for Halls
and accept other
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

oa' ss''f' - '"' Wv ~ "'.AA A =
spa" - eoo1 Ao''o' "A es''
oA' $50 -.
ss'."s oH' IVY "o'. e A s"'
-.,Ds.-,.--,, ~. ..,.,....
-, -,
x.,.. -
,a; .,a :. ~ ., .,;ssa
hon,.;n, b,, oobo.l, wa..o..,d not ana ~ o,,,
....
g ); -, c.aa,.u, -. a..u 60.
-. a.... &c.. n,;, a., non,..
-, -. a.. -. ,.;,. ,;ah
!, ).
-
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

Reports,reeeived in Berlin from Ger.
alans in france assert that Thiers has
485 900 men and arms ready to move.
They are. excellentlydrilled, and tough.
sned by life ia huts and fields. There
is said to be ia. fact, about double,the. eff.
fective forcs with which Napoleon be.
gan the .lset war. AS to the alliance
with Russia, Thiers in his ADJOURNMENT
speech, claimed France had allies, but
bad DO intention to make War. He
was interrupted by a member; who
asked who the allies were.
Washington, April, 24.-House.--i
Tho, Goat Island bill was taken np. A
motion to lay it-onthe table was mega.
tived by vote of79 to96. HOLMAN s.
FIRST amendment, requiring minimum
annual rent of $50 900, was rejected
yeas, Sc; nays, 81. A second amend,
ment, requiring the Company to re.
fund the interest paid on its bonds, was
also rejected-yeas, 10; nays. 80. Ths
substitute was agreed to without .divii
sisn. The bill, as thus amended, pass
ed yeas, l0l; nays, IS.
Cox suggested that the fitle Of the
bill be changed so as to read, j" A bill
to give the railroad company over FIVE
millions worth of Government property
without considertioo"
II is understood that the Dem ocratic
National Convention will be held at st.
Louis on the fourth Of July, although
neither the time nor place are formally
fixed.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27

Nay Day. Arrangements are being perfected
Tor grand ball to take place nc the Court
House, Wednesday evening, May irst. This
promises to be one of the finest parties given
TO the citizens Of Dallas this season. The sup
per will be furnished at the hotel, and all can
rest assured that no pains win be spared to
make 1t one which will tempt the taste and sat
tafy the appetite. This viii give all who wish
to inprovs 1t an opportunity to commence the
''merry month of May in fantastic style.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27


Correceed w sekly, by G.. ,B. Stiles, Peoples
Aerchant, Mai n Street, Dallas, Oregon.
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Rolls, IS to see. % n.
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POTAT0ES-Frem Wagon, 81 s5 p 'bushsl.
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,CHEEsE-New Oregon, 20 a Csc % n.
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TURKEYS-75 "a 81 each.
DRIED PLUMS l63 p 81.
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