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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08
EOx. CHAs. FOsrFR.

We congratulate the people Of the
Tenth District upon the re-nOmina-
ton Of bon. Chas. Foster TO the posi-
ton. ne has 80 well aad wOrthiIy filled.
Mr. Foster Is q business man Of rare
ability, . Republican of BnquestiOna-
BILE sOuOdness, and man whose in
tegrity even hts enemies does not i'm
pugn.' ..,.s.e-
He has made valuable representa-
tive, and IS q matter Of course will be
reelected. To doubt the good sence
Of the people Of his District. Toledo
Blade.
The Republicans Of the Tenth Con-
gressional District hOnOred themselves
on Wednesday by the denomination
OF Hon. Charles Foster for Congress
by acclamation. His thorough ident-
shcation with the business interests oi
the District, his popularity with the
people, and his entire fitness Tor the
position, rendered his denomination
exceedingly desirable. The District
Is very close and the Oaly safety was
In the selection Of q strong man.
Foster has the entire confidence Oi
men Of all parties, is more Of q busi-
ness man than politician, and the peO-
Fle feel that 6seiF Dnsiness, ,whether OF
private or public character, Is safe
when In his hands. That he will be
elected by q handsome majority, We
have no dOubt.-10iedo Commercial
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08
xORrz OAEoEIxA ALL BIGHr,l

The news from North Carolina thii
morning indicates :the 1election o.
Caldwell, Rep for Governor, by q
majority OF 1900. All the balance Of
the ticket Is elected.
This is encouraging news, and is g
damper upon the Democracy, who
have been claiming the State by from
5000 to 1900. They have wasted
lots Of powder. Thus opens the ball
The Republican gain in North Caro-
lima over the Iast State election. Is
1896, it having gone Democratic then
1896. Good for the old North State,
and goodbye Greeley!
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08
REPUBLICAN s1LTE TICKET.
CoSGRRSslaxLL TICKET-lVTH DIS
TRICT.
REPRESENTATIVE,
CHARLES FOSTER,
or FostOria.
REPUBLICLN OSUKTT COKVEXfEOE

To the Republicans Of SeHeca County: :
The Republican Central COMMITTEES Teques;
the Republicans ofSeneca county TO meet,
by their delegates, IN convention, at the
Court House in Timn, Ohio, on Saturday.
August Slst, 1872, at II O'Clock A NJ for the
purpose Of putting IN nomination can
didafes Is follows, 70 be supported at the
coming October election and, also fOT the
Transaction OF such other business as may
appear Necessary:
oFFIcERs TO BE NOMINATED.
Probate Jndge,
Auditor,
Clerk
sheriff,
CommlaEioner,
Indrmary Director, 2 yeaB,
Infrmary Director, years,
Coroner.
The representation 10 which each Town
ship, Ward and Precinct Is entitled, Is one
vote for every twenty-five vStes cast fol
Governor Eoyes, at the election Of ISL, and
one vote for every fraction often votes and
over. This gives the following aumber o
delegatess
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08
He,g Advertisements,
THE BIRDS SANG SNEETLY.D

rIyUE balance % this Thrilling Romance
i will be found in That Convention
or. Efve Days n Politician Just out,
containing 100 illustrations by the Greatest
Humorous Artist in America with cOntri-
buttons from "F. q. w" PetrOleum Y. Mas
BY, Mark Twain, all c." EOIlo Rambler,
and score Of other popular writer's On
beautiful tint paper. elegantly bound, Cloth,
I.1j- Paper. 20 cents For sale Everywhere,
or sent postpaid on receipt Of price. F. L.
WEIGH & Co. Publishers, New York and
Chicago. American News Company, New
YORK, General Agents for supplying the
Trade.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08

The TRIBUNE office filings to the
breeze the same flag that four years
ago bore the names OF Grant and Col
fax. Now, with the names of Grant,
Wilson and Foster upon it it augurs
success.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08

ant Will usher in the payment of the
rebel debt, the payment Of rebel PEN
siOns, the payment Of the losses from
the ravages Of war, and the payment
for the loss of slaves.
Democrats and SirefOrmers" struck
hands in admitting rebels to the court
Of claims at the late session Of Con-
gress, to recover for their cotton cap
tured during the war, and every DEM
Oerat with most of the refOTmeTs in
the Senate voted to pay from the
Treasury rebel claimants for carrying
the mail in the Southern States after
they went into rebellion.
| Whenever Congress transcends the
/ Constitution the courts viii so decide,
and the people will apply the correct
i've. But watch and pray to be de-
liYered from that now exploded dog.
ma of State independence, which
once drenehed the country in blood,
and covered the land with taxes and
mourning. All the centralism We
have is a strong and steady govern
| ment, under which the nation pros
pers, with safety to property, labor
/ liberty and life.
/ CONCLUSION.
Who, my friends, is not proud o
his membership with the grand, glOri
Ous and beneficent Republican party
Who Of all its members does not lOOl
with pride at its magnificent achiey
ments; who Of all that great host s,
numerous as to be triumphant at tn,
ballOt-bOX for the past twelve years
does not rejoice in them Its reeor'
is more glorious, IS fraught with great
er blessings to mankind, than that o
any party that has existed since Chris
came to bless the world. 1t points L
q country saved, a race redeemed
from that of abject servitude to that 0
perfect equality before the law.
: also points to the great practica
fact that Notwithstanding the finan
cial embarrassment and deIange
ment OccasiOned by a great war, tn
suppression of infamous rebellion, tn
Republic, without even the symp
toms of paralysis, has gradually
through its wise and benelicent legis
latiOn and administration, continue
on the highway OfprOsperity until to
day, we witness a prosperity never be
fore equalled i'm any country, in an.
time since the world began. Ever
industry, mercantile, banking, RAJ
road, mechanical, and labOring-al
thriving and prospecting. Life an
property secure, peace and harmon.
reigning from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific, = few localities possibly except
ed, where devilish Ku-KluX outrage
may exist. Never before were tn
labOring interests so prosperous, an
under continued Republican rule new
er more assure for the future.
For this party and its candidates
predict a round majority Of 2OO0 il
this, the Tenth District of Ohio, an
a more significant and Overwhelm
ing success in November than it hs
ever before achieved.
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TELEGRAPH MlRKE;s.

NEW YORK, August 7th, lS72-l:Ij =. NJ
Wheat strong: 81 20 mill; si o. store, nomt-
mar: 81 - ahOat. Sales OF 59.plO for export
Corn dull. HOlders anxious 10 rsalize "a
Oats ditto, Hat. Gold l55f-
CHICAGO, I'D r. NJ W f,eat steady, ~
sept. BE- Year CEN qnlets f25s. Cash, e. !
sept, Oats dul.. Rye, 81 Offered Farley
%, sept.
CLEyEIAND, 2 p. M.-Wheat quiet and
steady. New Noe Red, 81 =. Corn IN
changed. 501ejt. Oats steady, ~.
TOLEDO, SOON.-Wheat, 2 70 . better. No
I White Michigan, 4 u. Amber, 81 Al. No
I Red, 81 81. No. ., held 81 AZ Old, 81 ~.
Corn steady. Low mixeds ~ White %.
oats quiet. No. I5,5S. Michigan, q.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08

The latest regarding the delegates
from this county, to the DemOcrOtic
Convention, Is to the effect that w.
w. Armstrong has four-fifths ofthem.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08
Farm for Sale!
A GOOD BARGAIN {!

IlHE heirs Of Philip L. Riehm, offer his
Il farm, consisting nf j5lz acres OF land, in
Pleasant Township, near Fort Seneca. o., al
private sale. The farm is we'll improved,
with good orchard. good water, all necessary
buildings and Is considered one Of the
best farms in the neighborhOod. For furth-
er particulars call ON PHILIP II. RIEHM,
in Liberty Township or ON A. Il. RRUEN-
Merit, THIN, Ohio. IfnOt sold previously.
it will be offered. on the premises, at Public
Auction, August q, lS72.
July lS-jt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08
Z. WEIRICR,
JOHN KAULL,
U.F. CRAMER,
W. H. GIBSON,
o. u. LOCKE.
Republican Central Commits

The local elections in Kentucky,
Monday, showed large Republican
gains. Where are the Liberals ?
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08
GRAIN & SEED CLEANER ,
FOR SALE LOW |

ONE two-stOry bxiek house, on Sandusky
~ street, one LOT, new fence, adloining :
one tvFo-sfOrg frame d N Zd Ward, corner lot I;
one brick hos.se. eleven rooms, near Wash
ington s.. lFt Ward two out-lOls, on Green
held St and one frame hOuse In 4th Ward
Apply TO BYERS q GWNNS, Thin, u.
July is-tL
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08

Total delegates.

FHINAHT NEEIIN|ss
The Committee respectfully request, fur
ther, that the primary meetings in the
Townships, for the selection OF delegates,
be held st the usual places OF holding cleo
tions on Saturday, August 2ith, at o'clock
p. n, and tn the Wards and Precincts al
~ O'Clock p. n.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08
FARM FOR SALE.
;-oo---
a GRAND BARGAIN.

~ he undersigned Offers 50 acres OF land,
Il situated q mile from MelmO-e. on Hon
ey Creek, and known as part OF IeSse Kol-
ler'S farm. . ceres under cultivation; ; 50
acres Wen timbered.
: This is n good chance 70 procure a farm, as
Il will be sold at on Liberal Terms.
Enquire of ]. F. MARQUARDT,
Thin. Ohio,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08

LIAt of Letters remaining uncalIed
for in the THIN Postohice, August 8,
1872:
franklin Angus, Henry Bell,
George BOnitz, Edward p. ByOne,
]. Cr0mer, Geo. A, Craig.
Hngh Duggah, A. Frenz, Jf---
s. Priseman, Kate A. McVames,
a. MorgenrOite, L. Neff,
Francis Rife, Ms. gDielman.
Mary Seiusoth, Al. G. Soath.
James Woodruff.
Held for Postage.-W.T. s. Manly
4 Son., LOgansport, Ind, A. Q. Ke-
mower, Huntington, Ind.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08
FRANK RL4IR's TESTIMONY AGAI
MIR. GREELEY.

MIR. GREELEY.
ave all know the instance of tina
very distinguished man, Alexander II
Stephens. We all know that, as 4;
member of the Georgia Convention
he cOntended with elOquence anC
ability in favor of the Government o
the United States and l have beer
informed that the only reply which
was made to that eloquent appeal o
his to support of the Government
was the reading, by Mr.. TOOmbs, of s
paragraph from the New-YOrk Tri
bune, in which it was declared that i
the Southern people chose to seeedt
they has as much right to separate
themselves from the Northern States
as our ancestors had in 1776 to sep.
arate themselves from the mother
country.
That paragraph did appear in the
Tribune, and every Senator here vii
bear it in his recollection. / remem
Der to have seen it, and L remember
the Encouragement which fell up
on US in Missouri and throughout the
other Southern States where UniOT
men We're attempting to band them.
selves together and to maintain the
Government, when it was announced
by that paper, 4 leading paper in the
Republican Party at that time, thai
the SecessiOnists had as much right tC
separate themselves from the North.
ern States as had our ancestors in
l776 to abandon the mother eOun'
try.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08

Expenses everywhere have been re-
.dueed, and reduced to the extent that
the expenses per capita are less (after
deducting extraordinary expenses oc-
casioned by the war, such as pensions
and interest) than under any former
Administration in the history of the
country, with perhaps four excep-
tons, and in these the difference Is
very trifiing.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08
THE
N w. NOrmalSehOOI,
r REP u LIC,

Having just closed prosperous year WitEs
upwards Of 80 different students. represent
ing seven Or eight different states,
VIII Open its Third feGI',
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08

Let me speak of the same canvass.
1 was once sent to Congress for nine
ty days, merely 10 enable Jim Brooks
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08

You need to guard against the doc
trIne Of paramount State sovereignty
which brought about the infamous re-
bellion, and which If again triumph
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-08-08
COMM -ERCIAL.
TIFFIS MARKETS.

oaEanrrSO WEEKLY BY BUSINESS MKx.
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tribune =, 1866.
In consequence Of his Inconsistency
and continuous meddling, the mar
tyred Lincoln was led to exclaim,
iWhat will quiet Horace Greeley; he
gives me more distress and causes
more harm than jeff Davis"
H.G.ASA PEACE MAKER
Next we find him undertaking to
negotiate a peace at Niagara Falls
with Sanders and Jewett, OF inoendi-
airy fame. He proposed to close up
the rebellion by paying 800, ,OO0, 900
to LOyalists and SecessiOnists alike. "
He said, sit may save us from north
ern insurrectiOn." We next find him
trying his hand on the finances.
WHAT HE KNOWS ABOUT FINANCES
On February 10th, 1862, he utterly
condemned the issue of greenbaeks
and predicted the ruin of the country.
On the 18th of the same month, we
find the following commentator Of
the policy he had Just been opposing.
"When, therefore, we hear that the
Government ought to have maintain
ed, or ought now to resume specie
payments, we know that the speaker
means that it ought to give up the
contest and let the rebels triumph" "
Here isaspeeimen gem of the "what
he knows" about financial policy, un-
der date of June 5th, 1861.
1--WE believe in taxing so rs TO pay
the debt in ten years. To this, the
national revenue should be about 500,
100000 per annum, or the same as in
1866. Had it been kept there we
might have celebrated our OOuntry's
centenary on the 4th of July, 1916,
completely out Of debt. And we hold
that this might have been done, by
taxing with steady purpose to dimin-
ish the number Of idiers, or Uselessly
employed persons, and increase the
proportion of productive workers,
without prejudice to the national
growth or prosperity. Here, for ex-
ample, are a good many thousand of
our people who have incomes of SlO,-
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wS Summary.

New York An. lO-Geaega Nc
Cieilsn with Genera Mafoyand'a par
" oi trends, lett last nl.ht Uu "Trip 10
Utah aud Csiitornta.
Dispatches from Maine state that ac-
tive canvasslu. !, hesn1 carried On IT,;
both sides Ihrou houf the ate, Sen
ator DooIit, e Il speaking IN behalf of
the Greeley ticket. Governor Nuyes If
Ohio, Is addressing the i;epu 3lIcan
meetings, aud Scuatur Wllson is shortly
expected.
BOSTON Aug. l0-The steamer 3ris.
'ol, rom New York. last nishf, f,r FAil
river, with -ix hundred passengers. VIZ.
run luto at Newport thrs mornIn. by a
bark. After slftlng for tall river The
steamer commenced leaking. She w,s
run ashore at Co'e Mime Flat. A
steamer has gone TO take of the pass
enger>, who are all safe.
Chicago. Aug. lO--A shocking
child murder is reported at Yates, Ill.
lnois. A little nephew OF man naln
Cd Hale was found buried ia the ward
VI his uncie's house, The boy bearing
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coanty C"a>s. tU8. TEAM.

- - trT's

E,ev rich vs ra.osr,s r. t,.ssa.t, rs,,ysr
n,u~v Jtts.p,-nt lar pf g.yl,a DIV
b,E PA. Bas'er & %.asy4ri - D-fs-
~ the matter II .3p,ie,t.ta II Si4rIlta a.
m,a,r G,.r, Of Wtstns ,'ses4se II setl rat.
estate Position E5.ars4 Aggregate rs1 ps:a-
ti"E"r.
= re appointment = tHariisa sar Nlrs4rs'
Bas.ey otheIps Essiey ang,.atod HNy4sa
4 Dsig F,r ps,iti.aer:
Ia Re estate o. Wa Chase dseeasad S u
Bernard app ipts4 Aim,
IN Re ~ 40 ri IS i Na,y i.ae4.sl, a I'm
makes ai. ~ scttl,snsnt uay f4r adm
Ia he estate of WIN Futon Petition Hial
by Leyeas asking settlement oy
guardian also his rem val Court prisr* pat-
ton an esh,htt Dismissed ~aA rsqlire' aim &
settl: by Record ;,~xt term Fmgylrt IS Bgt-
len FIR petefioner. I4ydea aud DAls cpaira
X F B lrch IN axe his dntI ssttisn tot % thc
eytale of f B BIrcii 4in and - lf-"htrSel.
In Re gurlianship of / Moler Jyhn Ainsr
apppintrI gna-diAn.
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CtDhhU SIC rlfIN
Why ali .n.n >l,l 4tpp'rE Ap.t;:
Crcety!

The pnp pIo # til; Shpl nation save
few ,yc,lh.nt1 al tln' servers are
rirel , var cDltentiJl AL str'te an
!ons far thlt r.. -: 50 ">s9niiai - m
iu,try aDl p,i goHerom u Thus wt~
Gle lriy ve.4fi i trum the universal &C
cilm th,t .ns up tr M every vti''-s
rasu .al h,miet tn aga Ia .aEtf;.
repnp ,c, wi4I \ ~ rlIt ~ wttsi-I
tour years - pItla s:lsIn . iI't
uS h,se p.ac." Il Sts III b'll 1t
p..a. that Wa si.n:l b. Ga. u 'h
which e.rrl.l hin slcd s-fasly through
IN Strl.sl. If 1853. al made h N
presel.nt. tl,g VEL he has pr t'lth.
ln< observed tn. ubiIs,tl III ca erred IN
IL b tS.an him All RI, pcp.''e tn"
tlinc,latry knpS; tDpwtito of nov WIN
aut II ppla. - Ar.n III ptrtic I!irA ia
lIcr at ~. o-,r.l fnfhtr-s II :
b,Iis sttt,n IT., ~lh - - -, The
cpungrt knb,S Snn 'th : ~ tn VsN'
p,ge. he 1 i,.nlIi.i Il u cbi.f - 10 >at
press tho pIrt II c'ntilrIf'n "a tea
Si:tcs ~ tpt. II : ~ Al - rcpn'n h.
ht1,iv m.n,rte. 1t ih, iita strife.
~pu.-a.1s u IA: ~trna: hini IN ii
tempted tp >ie ! 10 Ii>r:.ri ut III"
I>tftIt:,i 4. S@ ": - carry "a an l
.fIl ~ ,s'tIs "a. 60 blI:S ~ -
aIpi.c u / ,,Jt t ~ - -lSt'hp'i ~
a itIo1-. .ai apt,r"prtatiug =, to him$clf (;
-nn:th.n: u III rtIs s''I' n a. 'ht
rs,tntpullt - c,gil ltfc. F'r al "r~t
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The hot eo.r rays that ripen 'b. harvests gen
crate many distrcssing diseases. If the liver
be ~ al pr~aispo-ei N irregularities, this Is
the season in which billions attacks may be an
,icips'ed weak sto,a ach. too. is weakest IN
the summer months. and the loss of vitality
through the pores hy excessive PRECIPITATION /.
80 great. that WI irs1na tunic. combining
slso the p'opcr'ics Of difnsire kiImulsnt and
sentle exhiavan, is in MANY casea necessary to
health. ard ua ler a. e.rcumstaaces should he
dispensed with by the eickly and dilapidated.
NJ all the preparations intended thus 10 refresh
snstsin. aud forify the human frame. there Is
1pns that viii compare ~nh II ,stv,ters Cs,-
rated stomach Ritters. They have hec
ixhel tbs baiAnre of cKpt rcnre and not
nund wanting have been recommended from
he first ns great m"dical specific. rot
pcvebsge AID in suite of Interested oppositio1
rs.tn innnmerGhir qIarters stapd, after u twenty
rar- rial. ~ the h"Ad of all proprietary mel
zines intended t'r thG prevention Of all orii
.arv corn mpiAn,ts oi ths stou loh the livar. III
taweia. and the nerves. L th4 anheathv dis.
rjets h.rlarinr III" great rivers nf Caif"rni,
IYstetters StanI soh histsra IN ~ be elassed u
re STANDARD one tar every species of iatsrmit
'nnt and remittent fever The people who in
lht thdse districts. pa q the must impl,e
.outiieneh Ia the preparstion--~a Confidence tha
increased every Year by ,he results Of its o.
ration
As hitters. ealle1 of tho most nerniciou
haractcr. are Sprlngtns up like fnug gn eyer
de. the puhtic is harehs 3reSArned az ain st III.
ram shop fraais AK 'er ilo-tatter's Hittcrs-
SO hat tae iaeai etc. AZ coefodt. sni ratnegn
er taa the 'uu'no ~ ~ ~ " lsVaT svlA in p1lA
o01 Ia hSsAles snlx
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We call attention. u this aivsstissE of
the c, mhlenetm eBt Of La Creole Academy. "n
the fret Monday in September next. Pr !.
Grubbs one of the best educators on tue P4cih ;
coast with corps of 6rst class assistants, has
tAksu charge ot the Institution aal IL bids fair r
10 rank high am ing the -1ucati 'uA establish :
Inents of the day. LIST the y'ans ladies aud
gentlemen OF Polk coulty va VISA a
finished q lasAtiaa b sIr. tlI .tt,Ii.
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DE- Mtrsh of Forest Gc,vs aa,l 4 - "a N1i.
nesday anl baaisi as tas g tIlos sia ot "a, ~
c'hc Ualvers.ty oI wn'a 40 Is pr,slISIt raIs
Institution RANKS among Tao b,st Educational
eStabiisb bneals of uar otAle q al lLs srA laGt.s
reflect ere ht "a eAs CoAa,i pa in,ses
u be eroSIai tns de1l apttes ,aLs yeAr
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VI ,nev Market.
Dallas Proiace and comnlssion Market.

Corrected Weekly. by q B. Stiles, Peoples
Merchant. Nam Street, Dallas. Oregon.
WHEAT 5oGD65 b bush,
OkcS-+0 G.
BARLEY-$50
FLoUR-$8 "a s6 50 p hbl.
Sks$I 81 "a 81 90
CORN MEAL-4e ID ID.
BEANS-6 &c p R.
BACON-Siles. II q l5r ~ b.
- shoulders. So to l2c. o fb.
HAMS-H a l6c p b
P0kK-Dressed, 6@Tcts
"a Picked. Se to IO.e. u ID.
BUTTER-Firkins 20 (1 Use fs ID.
Rolls. 20 TO 25c. % ID.
E6GS--25c p doE.
LARD-Bulk DC tins,2a,
POT4T0ES-Er From Wagon, 81 % bushei.
0NtONS-$2 p bushel-
APPLES-tireen, 5ec - bill.
Dried. &c % M. e
CHEESE-New Oregon. 20 q 25r n ID
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We are pleased IL see that ths people Of tl.s
county take such ahEeiy lnterast Ia pur paper
Already oar suoserptipI ilst Aas laere4ss 10.
Let every ga nAs tue luieresI Ill ar c.,an:y
~ hsArt to.i 4is Al IA o.saI.ts.l.tt, ia.
gRAL hErtBLiCAS. kssn:,n3sr II Is ony 81
tor tne el'nl'A'sd. osat A,'I, yoIs Am ..Il
suey.
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COM NH~-apN ER's GOTR
J II Nysr, J3ise

d Gibson. Corn
Report or viewers An4 surveyors o1 the
Kennedy roli iied andsu4i arst st,a a,, u ,iy TOR
petitioner.
Iu rs Application Of O., W3lis et a'. county
road Viewers appointed an prisred IL Act on
August 10Th D4y ior petitioner
X May produced his bp,A> "a Treasurer
Of county Extnined, All approved.
The court ordsfod the sheriff u collect deI,u
aueut l. xes forxlfh.
In re application Of Z " Ban for license
I" sell Spurious liquor, application granted
Hayden 4nJ ~ for pet.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

Th. " ! ) Le come- 10 IA this week with
its nane changed to VA mhill County Repoffer.
Its typn- iaieai ap saarAnce red.cts credit "n
eur fti-nI Savier and were not il tnst the me
would suggest that tue editorials bs printed
in the Vest 5 I, type of lat winter. f'r taen
no persnu w"ai br t1Arc lat they were con-
yton-, led b,sh Ctasac rJa
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

W. G. Brown iutnishes With new "al' to
whlch we call special attention. His stock of
goods is large aud we'll seles ID and everything
from a needle To IN aRchar can be purchased
from him cheap Call aud buy, and rejoic of
she1p prices.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

CAMPAIGN REPUBLICAN. We will
send the LIBERAL ksPuBLicAs until after the
Presidential Campaign to subscribers for one
dollar. We intend 10 make our paper red-
hot readable sheet and worthy of pablo slpport
Let the friends of free government every where
assist Us in d fsatiDg the present corrapt ad
nainisfratlon
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

y for an Incorporation Iaw for Dalla' ! We
exclaimed when we saw b9iter aad WORTHY ob
structing the sill, six wltn sG4, after case of
new goods, seral lin "a this wsek W. called
on them to rem ,astrate but our IN ,uth WAS
eosed by the prom 80 Of ap al next week
telling the public what they have. and how
cheap they inl. nd selting everything. Look
OuI 70 Fuext week. advertisements
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
eyidace Of having been whipped to
dsaeth. Hale has disappeared.

Il Is believed that the mar Ter OF
young Mrs. Matthe"s, near a'eS' III :
b,. been discovered in the pers'n OF
j ,hn Young lie was arrested waived
an exam ination. and was taken I" Jnl
The ,r,,.s are SO ~tron@ that he shertff
with d tfi,ut; re, e,cned hm 1rom the
-, ~, u.al u lynch him,
p,t,shurg. August Il A meeting
Of w,rxiuguan, held ia Allesahney t"
n,.,t. or ..niz,d party in opp1>'' 'on
:, IN. itn,,rtltiou ot' Chinese labor
S.v,r, addresses were IN ,de Tnis i
the hr,t of "a series oi mect'n :
which sd ba held
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

Notice Parsons npw oSils for this plpsr
arc authprizsd to pay their baek subscription To
NJ O. BroSu at his grocery store, slo IL au,
thDrix5l {, recsipt tn sla,.