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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31
A Glorious ;hange I!
TIE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable
nc s:Orneivc is the sfacct-nn-
chor Of the fccDlc slnael ticSilk.
tatcd. Az n tOsaic asaI cordial
for the :agcsi ssnd laEaguid, 10
hl7 mo equal among stOr.n-
ochics. As N remedy for the
nervous wc:3kncss 60 which
women nrc especially sub
tec3, 1t Is supersediny every
other sfimulant. Nm NH Gil.
mates. trOpicals temperate,
or Grigid. 1t acts ny u specific
tm every sTcclcs Of disorder
which ssndcrrnines tho Bodily
strength Rni freaks down the
animal spirits. For sale by
ail Druggists
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The NEW FOOD.

Fer q few cents yoa can buy
c. your Grocer CT Druggist q
ackaSe Of SEA MOSS TARINE,
l:,aGc f-o::, p:-o Irish Moss, or
CarraCcc2, vh:ch will mako
sixteen c,::::::::-tt3 CT Rlanc Mango,
and !: l...,.c Quantity of Pud-
G..nSc, Ccst.arls, Creams, Char
lcttc EUssc, sc. 1t is the
cheapest, Lcalthicst, and most
Delicious fool j., the world. 1t
makes 6 splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as o light and
delicate food for Invalids and
Children.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31

KMTANrED. AEENr--$l0U {" $,5a pei
w m"u b. male aud t.inale. tp Introduce
tn. genuine improved MARSHALL SEWING
MACHINE fhI> machine. viii stitch. hem
fell, tuck. bTaid, bind, roFd, quit and em
hroidtr IN It n.'st superi n mannrr. Price. "ni,
Sl5. fully licensed ani tTrAnted for five years
w. viii PAY 81 ,000 tor auy machine. hi : b price
or low. that Will ssw u stronger. more beautiful
or m.re elastic >catn tnan ours. IL max , tb.
ELASTIC LII, X STITCH. Eveyy second
stitch gtu be cut. and siill the cloth cannot he
rni,-'t apart without tearing IT. We pay Agents
$l0u :" 500 per mouth. ss'i e1p<h.es "I ~
tuuA taission fT,n which twice that amount eau
be made. koT circulars An't irTns. app y to ur
sdaEess, -, MARSHALL co.
l02 Nassau sireet, New York.
CAUTtON.-Dn not be imp"se,i upon by
ether PARTIES travelling through the couutry \
pa ming ot worthless cast-ir"u machines
der ths otherwise. OURS is tn,
"nIy genutue aud really cheap machine nlau
uiactuTsd. 10 ,nj
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31

MEXICAN
M U5TAN1 I'M MENT,
For MAN AND BEAST.

rr,i ALLY fw nr'ic'rs lpvc ever In | sn ex-
~ sivr ~ safe wti'r tr..ne have icru u',.-
,,-all, l-,, brsl ,b.n ia" s..,i,hr ,irI MEN
tAN NJ II Nj It\INtNr ,'hillreh
Ain g.. lf"'reS and II me,tir Atimai< ~.
nlwns< irh'r :" art i'l.I'. anI il j. ~sf. -,
II at mi eat PASS .ingl" -"a..tn wt'h.,,,'
tnt I'D mo'tri t,ing ,.c,r-~arv L. H.
e m's matter 81 imt riatct then 1" S,tuf,
the ls.-i.
Dv,r u re hu1ir liver: ~tab'eS IL III" 81,
"f N"' rk nl'n" u<i"g til" aFxl-A>
Wusrs>C It<Ia.>r. ia all "f Viii II gives uni
setsni ,ti-inctttn
CAUTInN-The genuine is ursrT,d ;r
fne steel plato "ngr"vng viii % "
West br. tk. ,l,mi,t.' I'D Gtt, nal
MEXICAN Mus1ANG LrEIHlNT'. en-
grasei across the fae of each wr4pre,.
Ihe whole b ars the p,optie' or's pIisa q
United sta g Revenue lamp. and not the
common stamp as usei by dIuggiis.
LYON |ANUF cTURTNl e..
46 IS lark Ilae New York.
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principle. propose fo leave hoh'nI
nndone an MY Iaft s0 s'cHre tkr ehf-
,orial vote " Oregon Boz Gr.sI} AID
Browu
With great r.specr, Sir. am
Y.ur most eRt dfeHr servant.
Jas H Slater.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31

Tho hot solar rays that ripen the harvesis gen.
crate many distressing diseases. If the liver
be a, all predisp"sei tn irregularities. this is
the season in which bilious attacks may be an.
ticipa'ed. weak stom .ch. too. IL weakest IN
the summer months. and the loss Of vitality
through the pores by excessive perspiration Is
go great, that Wholesome tonic. combining
also the properties of diffusive st,mulant and
gentle exhilarant. Is in many cascs necessary TO
health. and under no circumstances should be
dispensed with by the .ickly and diiapidated.
OF all the preparations intended thus to refresh
sustain, and fortify the human frame. there is
mono that will compare with Hpstetter's Csie-
brat@d Stomach Buffers. They have bee
weighed h. the balance of experience and not
found wanting; have been recommended from
The first NJ great IN. dicsi specific, tot ~ N
beverages, aud in spite Uf Interested Opposition
'r"m innumerable quarters. stand. after twenty
years trial. ut the head Of all proprietary med
icines intended f"r the rEevention of NIL "rdi-
nary complaints OF ths stomach. the liver, 10 .
bowels. and the nerves. lB the unhealthy dis.
tricis Bordering tn. great rivers of California.
llostetter's Stomach Bi'ters may be ciassed as
the standard one for every species ut interinit-
tent ana remittent fever. The peopl" who IN
hahlt th"se districts. Pare the mtst impltcit
conndencs IN the preparation--a confidence that
is inereased every year by the results of ITS op
Grafton
As bitters so calie', Of tho most pernici"us
character. are sprlnging up like fungi "n every
.sd-. the pubic is hereby ,rewarned against tnr
dF"m shop fraads. AK 'or liostettess Nitsers.
see hat 10" iaoei etc. aF correct. ami raanem
1sr that The genuine aFtie ID Dvysr sVld la bully
bnb In b0ttlss only.
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n PeFflUas. season.

Glorious and deligb'fal as the summer wea.
ther is, its tropical heat H. ,evere t-ial 10 the
virai powers. Ever The strongest afe sesps-
times prosfra'ed by its effects. The coum"n
phrase appii d so fhis condition Of the bid; is
general debili y" Now, general debility
arises from and inclu les 10 variety of aii,nsnts
Ths liver h sauYe or less affected, the bewels
are either consiipaied or 10 much relaae4, the
sroaacb but half performs the work II arg s,ion
the appetite is poor. and the srirHs d+Pre"4ed
This Is whas n calka d general debility. 4 is a
general disarrang. n-nt of the ply sir~l fane-
ITEMS, and requms. as u remedy nseitcins 'hst
will regulate them all. M"stetteI's Stotnach
Eftss fs is specially adapted ." this purpose
It's general operation h not confued 4" SIN
ube ovgsn. the hver il aR.ctei, IT restores
its tone. IT the stomach is toI.id. it regener
ates it, II the neves are tremuIous and weak
| IL hpaces ant EeihtnFcss tb<m' ff the mind.
whirh ever sylnpatnizcs with the body. l.
gi"ny and Il, sps'hdeHt. Is relieves The dttbcuiiy
and .oon brings tbc wh"te m-c ch.nism "i 'bs
hoty inso haEls"Hy wnb ths Laws vi lhe And
heaith.
There Is ne civilized nation in the Western
Ht uispbeTe IN which the utility OF Hostetter :
Stomach Buffers % tonic, corrective. and asts-
bilious medicine, is not known aud appreciated
Throughout the Tropics II IL considered both by
the people and by the profersion. the s,aniard
spe"i6c White it is a medicine foT all seasons
and All climates. 1t Is crpeeiaIiy suited I" the
| complaints generated by the weather. being The
puTest AUD best vegetable stimulant II. tue
world.
Beware Of the Bitfers mad. Of aeyi and
dangerous materials. which urserupui"us per
sous aEe endeayortng to iolst upon the people.
Their hams 10 legiop. aud The vabIh has Do
g1arrbtee that they ARE NIT pots"n"ns. Al
LtF1 to tue tried r.ue,iy, linststtsrs Bitter.
s"'d Oniy Ia glass, aud never ia kegs or bar
Tsls
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31
~. H. ~ SALOON.
MAIN sTREET. DALLAS

@WNHE EEsT OF VINES AND L1CUoRs.
Hl,s and p"riers dispensed ut tho bar.
Choice Havana Cigars.
Give us a call aud we guarentee satisfaction
MLCANE - GLAZE Prs ~
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G. IT'D OIL R -.
now TO CURE 1T.

Al the comm sncemens n. the Dihrih9. which
alwt VS. prccedes AN attack "f the Cholera take
a tea.p ,onfnI of P.in Killer 10 srtr an W.
ter (not If convenisnt.l anl then baths freely
the stomach and hnwrl. with III" pin Killer
clear. Should the d'Hrrhn ar rr Imns continue
repeat the dose everv zen ar fifteen minu'e% n"-
Ill The patiert il relieved In eAtrme ra-"s.
twn or more scnspoontuls may be given ut y
Dose
The Pain Killer. as n remedy. has no ennsi.
Tncases of Cholera. Summer g. mnfn'n's. l'v~
rep$ia. nys.ntrrv Asthma IL rnrrs in one wight
hy taking IL internallr. AMI ha'hing With u
freely Its ariion IL like magic. wh n"x'rrns'
ly applied rn nli SORES. liurn~. Sealds. and
Sprnins For Sick Ilesdach. and T""ih"rhr
don't fail TO try It. In short. it is n Pass ktL'
EK.
directions .c> ,mpany each h"iile.
The Pain Killer Is sold by all dealers in Med
icines.
Prices, Is co1ts. 50 centsarl OIL per bottle
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p l. A \ L \ L 10 v
Bittcrs.
-. r.. - = Il Ok.

THIS WONDERFUL tTGf 7AIlr II
Il st"ra i've ~ tue sh sut 'n"u.r ,'f :he fv,t,
AMI teoii,tateI. A. 81 t.,nic aud II tn
the aged aud ianguii i, has equal amor Z
stun .rhics. A. IA run. iy fer the nsrv"u>
~eak"srs q which w'turn are rsIrec'afy sub.
eei, il ~ 'uptrri tg ts'rs "ih.r rtinuia
In al ,inI.s. ir".ne,i. tenn. .'srase "r irt-il i,
J rs ss -p ..'ific every -p.cies "f di- rider
which VI d,rmiirs 'hc h'si,ly strength an"
breaks d"w'. tbs ina .,iti:.
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Beautiful " oman 4!
stGA>,- MAG>oLi, B.LM gives

t" the Complexion tn: FRESHNESS q
Youth.
ffAc,v'S MAevoItt BALM "rercomes the
a'sh,d appearance caused b, heat. tad :u, and
sxrit. m ut. II makes the laiy "f forty appear
TN, rwenty. and :" natural AMI perfect that n"
rers"n can detect is n ,plic -. by its use
the raughest skin il IN L. I, rv. tn, pure "a
i;ent texture of youthful hea"ty. L. removes
redn"ss. hioiches ani pimp,es II contains
n",hiay that will inure the skin the least.
MAGxo,IA RALN is used by all fash ionahle
tairs IN New York. London AM Paris 1t ens's
nj, IS cents per Bottle. and Is sold by all
druggists and Perfumcrs
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31
Scv EuO,ls! New esOOds!!
FOR THE PRESENT SEASON.

We respectfully call the attention Of the
Public to our Well Selected Stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Ladies' and Misses Hats.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Gloves, Caters Etc.
Hardware.
Groceries.
School R,oks,
Stationery. &C..
in fact Everything Fount in q First
Class Retail store.
We can assure our Patrons that we will be
up with the times.
Como AMI Examine our Std8 before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Country Produce taken In exchange =
Goods:
N. 4. J. D. LEE
Dallas. April a. 1871. l-a
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LYONS
X q na on.
F"r pr: serving and Tseau'ih i,g S'he
liuman laair To Prev { Its FsiiiHe
uut aud Turning Gray.

A we'll pvrsrr'ed Head ~ Hair. in n~rson
sf middle are NJ pr~e t~pr#aks ref 'rmert ei-
egHnrr. health and h"ausv. " NAV tru'e hr
ea,ied Woman Crtwnipg Glory. WI i'- Enrn
MT in-rn-,I'e =" i@ advantages en.I IN ,r,us
F. u ing~ are more disgusting than thin. Trir
". harsh. nrfstnrti Hair. riti head and r"s'
covered with nsnd'nh Visit hari.~r and
feel AID is,..k like new man TIL. l.
what Sn<'~ D. NrustRtI< will do AL
. r 'im~. The charm ~hi"h IL. ~ ~ u pia--''
nair. Glossy 'nr'-. fnxuria"' Tr~ss..: aud a
Cl an Fenh j. ~ ,ie' allie aud irr~siStihie.
:, Id ly ~ 1ItJT i''' az t.tfus Stores.
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30 The PUBLIC.

4 II ErNDs OF WORK, sEwIEG
~ Washing and Ironing, &e.- dons ny Mrs.
DuInetr ca short notice ana On rsAsonao.
,.r,.. Al erd4rs lett ut the house, south west
n,rt of Dallas. will be ianmsdiatsiy attended TO.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31

For the very host photographs GO to Brad
ley q. Rul lohsan's taller, without STA IRIS
n2s- ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR 42v,
Nontgor cry, street, San FrAnciseo.
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N A 10 N A l.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
THE EDUCATION roR TIE TIMES

The Tmp"' tance CT Practical Education
Was Rs!sr more A1oissas ,h.1 NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
TIE DRd VA.
BOOrH's TURAFE7.

DpOih IiEAtBNs
Ihe engagement of Mr. and Mrs. BOucicault
continues this house, amid general popular inter- st.
and It attracts suitable OF critical attention
Lust evening the bill changed for the first time
since these performers appeared herc-On the ed %
September. "Kerry; or Night and Morning." and
Jessie brown" were en- this OCCASION produced; ana
they with great pleasure ny a large assem-
age. The house, indeed, was moro than comfortably
ull. 1t goes without saying that these pieces were
properly and handsomely ret upon Mr. Booths stage
Tie resources Of that stage are ample, and the stage
management OF Mr. Waller Is thoughtful. tasteful and
Jealous for good results. We cannot pause to com
ment in detail. the features ana more snDte merits
OF the presentation That will b. the pleasant task of
less busy hour. Enough to remark that both the
plays were acted III suCh spfit OF earnestness with
such talent such nenes' ana grace OF art as are
seldom seen. Nj. BouCicau.s Might and Morning -
given here for the first times exceedingly clever
dramatic picture. remotely suggested by passage
in Troopes story OF Castle Desmond" Mr. BOucicauit
acts IN the part OF old servant anil gives one OF the
tcndercst and most aut uly finished sketches OF char
aoter that Se have seen We VIII not attempt TO dis
cuse the that his emotional depth, his grasp OF
pathos, mingled with natural humor was surprise 10
us Nothing that have seen him do hid pared our
tiouyhts and feelings for true, hne delicate, and
touching an embodiment. We shall briefly describe
Kerry" by saying that ii is a detailed elaboration
Of n set OF circumstances such treated in the
approaching discovery when the dead shall be rsored
10 life an TIE great anguish OF bereayed hcort shall
suddenly be turned to heavenly Joy. Mr.. BOuccauit
made his auditors laugh and by turns and drew such
picture OF goodness and fidelity rs everybody must
love- Miss Kate Newton appeared in this piece, and
acted difficult part with deep feeling, if not with per
fectly competent skill Her handsome face aud figure
and her earnest spirit and careful effort make the spec
tator patient with her occasional roughne- OF method
-f,I AL ON AZ rpnrpasaI NlglpQge
sometimes perceptiblc in her acting The other
parts were we'll sustained by Mr. Becks NJ. Decker
and Miss Geraldine Stuart. VINO made her first
appearance in this eountryMrs. Boucicault was cleo
trca in Jessie BrO and the beautiful ardOr OF the In
genuous earnest, strong woman nature was the more
commended to heartfelt sympathy by Its conconiants
OF sunny giriish grace and sweet archness There Is
magnificent moment Of pense in the play of Jessie
Brown." followed by soulstirring climaX-and both
were admirably realized last night Mr. Joseph Whee-
lock played the Indian monarch, aud he made the EN-
bodiment fascinating in its snay symmetry and deadly
calmness of individual existence and purpose Mr.. shie
Barry was to very great advantage as the dioH
CosstJu These plays viii be repeated Thursday
night THIS evening "Arrah-Na-POuc."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
WHAT TIE FIGURES PLAINLY SHOW.

WHAT TIE FIGURES fIAIhLl ShO"'
The comparison in the table 10 made with Friday Oct
A. 1872 when was known privately that Tue secretary
would make financial coup deta on Monday, Oct !, BY
a favored few Ia Administration circles On SATURDAY
oct il was freely reported IN Wallst early in the day
that the Government would sell S5OOOOO god Oh MOI
day, and tuy 100000 bonds. Spectators generally
covered their short contracts the Stock Exchange
and bought stock fer rise, thereby realizing large
proats in tho gold room spectators sold out the gold
they had on hand and went "shOrt:" and Ike tnel
lar ebren on the Stock Exchange, made handsome sums
Of money Tho securities named in the LIST are only
those when are generally active On the
Stock Exchange, and yet find that the Govern
ueu Las succeeded in creating an imitation OF thosOO
IN less than two weeks. What would the imitation be II
We should take ;he advance in The entire list OF securi
tea dealt All ~ Wall-st.f Certainly not less tDsn soo
OoOOS When the Treasury Department made thls ia
ien aud remarkable deviation nom us regular hOh,y
programme October, announced only rev lays
reylOus money on call with the pledge OF STOCK seouI
A. wa worth high Onequarter OF one per cent por
diem or. IN planer terms 9l4 per cent per
annu while prime mercantile paper was ulscoul .u ~
the open market at II 70 10 per eenI per al. T ~ o
account OF this large operation money on can IN "Fs,'
declined rum Oh per cent per annum 10 ana per CENT
with exceptions as low a. and peg Gent rhe ,ne
Tile paper declined only ros IA ana Is per cent 10
~ per cent Thus IL will be seen that spectators were
enabled to obtain money az decline OF about 20 per
cent per annuIn. while merchants could get II only per
CENT heaper This shows the complete farce OF calling
the Treasury gold sa 10 ana bond purchase nONouhns
10 assist the merchants. Gold on Friday, Oct vac
ll 70 IFS. when the Treasury clique commenseh 70 so
aud ON Friday aud Saturday many minohS NeIv sos'
short" Dy those in the confidence OF the Administa
ton. Since then gold has declined 70 llSt anu LARA
people have their short contracts AZ IA
pront. ForeiAu exchange has advanced per ecn q.
gold which against the merchants who nsfo W
make i.mttaneSs at this season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Indianapolis Journal is making frantic
efforts 10 prove that Senator mortOns morals are IN
svery way admirable. II is remarkable how many II
the " truly 10y al" need defending just now.
There is only one word which fifty expresses
the following assumption OF virtue IN Hartranfs pEin-
opal organ Ia Philadelphia" cheek" Political re-
form Is matter OF slow growth, and attaIna0le
by COLLISION with corrupt men, Tue end doeS not Sane
tfy means, Ia .pOlitics but means and ends
must from objection that neither may IN Gun
tat put other ~ blush" And this frU'n tho
Dtper winch most serVe tool OF that synonym OF
corruption, Simon CaherOnl
From all quarters come cheering assurances
hat the Liberals are updisnoyed and moving for
ward u the nal struggle with dsuntless courage In
every VIZ worthy Of the great Reform cause me Ch-
cQg0 Tribune Tins encouraging word about LIMOS
Our sfres from various parts OF the hIte concur IN
show " timt TIE Liberals Of illinois have manly re-
cOyerF from the damaging effects OF the pennsylvania
election, and are nov AT work with removed vgor and
Is rs true not only on the LDeia io-
Dublicans, but Of tiie Democrats as we'll
A very unruly Grant paper is The Detroit
1Tibale IL has steadily refused 10 abuse the Hon.
ustin Blair Liberal ndidate for Governor Of hich-
gan and now seuds hot snOt at the Chandler ring
IL becomes .InEcr i've lpty ~ n0uIf io owner %
the PoIcLor0n stGnoM a. lie entue fstOAsfsn IFaeI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
MR.. BLAINES VERACITY.

1t is unfortunate that the speaker of the
House should frequently caught up ior-Weh' let
us say economy Of the truth" When he spoke IN
Chicago short time since he undertook TO defend DIS
action In constituting the committee 10 investigate the
charges against Secretary RoOeson SO that IL should De
sure 10 aequt that Oeicer Mr. Blaine said;
Certain allegations were brought against the man
segment OF the Navy Department IN me Ne1o, ORR sun
hr Trumbu came SAID that "a Investigation would
b. moved Ia the House by Coy. Blair OF McmgaH. ne
inmaed that lie hoped that there hOuu Oe more
fairness House Investigation tha had Deen SHOWN
the senate. tOld hiu OF eouIse' oouu nOt say
anything about the appointment OI se!cea
Dut what would dO IA the future must DC JudSeo DJ
what nad done IN the past
But Mr. Trumbull, whose memory and knowledge Of
he facts may 10 implicitly trusted, in late speech at
Cairo, Ill, says IN reply
This is not correct statement Of Mr. Blanes reply to
nv suRgeslOu Tor cClnII.tce. Can IL be thdV nc
forgotten his Assurance that MI BLAIR, VINO OnereG
.he resolution, would nc emitted 10 be Chairman ana
hat he wodid consult Mr. bolr as 70 the
zle Committee, soon as the resolution was duOpteu J
Has he further forgotten almost Immediately on tue
adoption OF the resolution ne ahno9nced ne
without such consultation Gov Blair was unwilling.
view "a the ~ fe tas ts me 1vSsIt
Eston of tho alleged abuses the Naval Department,
aaye fair committee. AZ 20 obtain that
that calico Oh speaker Blaine. Obtained It, and so IN
SUBSEQUENT events aud tne conduct OF portion OF the
Committee conducting the investigation as the stOr-
leys OF the secretary OIL tue Navy, aDundanty snow"
Mr. Blaine not willing " rest with one Inlsrepre
tentation. In the same speech he said:
Mr. Blair moved the Committee IL was appointed,
and indicated tine Secretary Of the Navy against the
Iharges OF The Men York Sun Now BIT. lIumDuu lnt'
nates IA taIsiug about II whenever he audes ~ the
tubjecf tnat \ wa done by packed Committee. NOW
hat COMMITTEE consisted Vi hye members three OF
Michigan Sir. Warren % NewYOrk, aud Mr.. Archer OF
H~ryisud were the three Greeley men Mr. Peters oil
AaIe and Mr.. Sargent " California were the two Re
publican members.
As IL happens, however the record shows that Mr.
Blaine appointed the Committee March Il, 1877, nearly
IN ,oont,. before tie meeting OF the Cincinnati Con
seu..Ou - Which Mr. Greeley nominated When
he Committee was raised there Greeley men in
existence 10 appoint, and consequently, Mr. Blaine's
statement that re appointed three such men on the Com
1ltee cannot be tue Need anything more be said on
the question of Veraeityi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
PASSENGERS ARRICED.

FROM UAMBURG-Ins lamsiip Fiisii Oct I'll suuth,n,
Amse hmsuorasPio Mund Robert Bomm sophie lltibrer
Cah Hensch Edwari Subaus. MeoeIah Fred der hey
dea ahea Anna Brink AnAudu' FeE Cnaa unmel ana 500
,.r Antoine Ga Tberesc Woler ,. To Sie aud eai
FeE enseae wife and cahgf hsna 'ent ID H. bnfte
pom LIygRPOoI-In steamship Scotia, Oct 22CApt J. B.
Mrs- Eewbr1r h All Va children A. NJ Al. MIS- een5Iu III,
Bishop Ms 81 White Master White NJ aud MIS-
d. II. est.u T. ellen, J. OCOunor L. J. Phep Mr. a1d Mira
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the ot--lor Don 4; Corsof T. " stf1as j. ne'cS'
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