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Sudden Death.

Andrew NIegauhey died suddenly of ap-
oplexy at the Aurora House on Monday
night last. The deceased was from Phila-
delphia, and came here about the 1st of
September to build the gas holder for the
Nashville Gas Light Co. lie was repre-
scented to be an excellent mechanic.
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Case Continued,

Andrew Brown, whose marvellous eN-
ploits were detailed at length in Yesterday
Union AND AMERICAN, was taken ont
for trial before Justice Everett last evening,
but the case was continued until the 23d
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Seriously Hi.

The many friends in this city Of Edward
L. Jones, familiarly known as Father
Jones, will regret to hear that he has been
confined to his bed for several days from
serious indSpositiOn.
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If YOU want Bargains in Furniture, cal
at Weakley q Wanens. decl6 1w
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Farlv to bed. earlv 10 rise,

Makes man healthy, wealthy anu wise.
Adopt the above and you'll be wealthy.
Buy your Mattresses from Ed. II. Miller
and you'll be healthy. At No. 7 n. College
street-and don't you forget it.
declO end1m
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$4,000 feet Poplar Flooring for sale
by Prewitt, Spur & Co. at Bucket Factory,
Edgefield. declO eOd2W
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Sterling SilYerWare Case Goods at
cost at Calhoun's, Maxwell House corner.
dec16 1w
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IIICt MIUuIIng Up
lands, Liverpool. sgd. 1O%d. 1Od.
These figures indicate a decrease in cot
ton in sight tonight of 1880 bales as COM
pared with the same date of 1872, and an
increase of 90,205 bales as compared with
the corresponding date of 1871.
MOVEMENTS OF COTTON AT THE INTER-
IOR PoRTs.-Below we give the movements
of cotton at the interior ports-receipts and
shipments for the six days, and stock to-
night:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-17

Geo. r. Buchanan will be pleased TO
have his friends and patrons avail them
selves Of the opportunity now offered by
Gates & POhlman. dec1l lot
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your Money or Your Life"
Perished inlhe EIames.

There are eighty-siX lawyers Offices i'll
Nashville, and thnty-siX doctors Offices.
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The following lines were dedicated to a
lady who had a remarkably long nose:

Once on time fair Dorinda kissed,
Whose nose was too distinguished 20 be missed.
Saws l. INV dear. fam would kiss You closer,
But tho your lips say yes, your nose Says-no
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$4,000 feet Pine Flooring for sale by
Prewitt, Spur & Co. at Bucket Factory,
Edgefeld. dec10 eod2w
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Nashville Live stock Market.

CATTLE-The cattle market opens brisk
this week, and prices better, the sales to-day
ranging from 15635c for common to best
shipping. the best butchering commanding
2ac freely. Within the past two days We
have also heard of fancy prices being paid
for Christmas cattle. Two cows, one
weighing 800 Tbs and the other $50 lbs were
taken by one of our well known butchers
at &c. One steer of 1900 lbs in weight
brought &c, and another OF 2,''29 Tbs the
same figure, TIE two last named cattle
were brought to market by NJ. IL. Stratton,
OF Sumner county, and Robert Horton, OF
Wilson county. The sales of cattle for the
week ending today amount to 43O head.
HoG-COntinue in demand, but receipts
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DIR. j. C. FOster-Ofiice and residence,
No. Is \. High street. noy23 I'm.
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ABOVE ID CHANGES.
Low I'--
STATIONS. WATER. RISE. FALL.
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Jewelry and Plated Ware to be had at
Geo. L. Calhoun Il Co., Maxwell House,
ut rs Low prices as any house in the city
cost or 10 cost--for 90 days. decl6 1w
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We have reduced our line IS Blankets tC
s. PAIR. \. Winter q Bro.
dnclA SIN Mnl sat
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Immense bargains in Christmas pres
ents. G.. Rice Il Co. decl4 80
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Best quality Of Prints at Zoe. A. Winter
& Bro. deci4 survived, sat
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Every Article will he SOlli
Every Article will he Sold.
Every Article will he Sold!
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Dress GOsdS at less than the cost Of I'M
portation at y. Winter u Bros.
decl4 sun.wed.sat
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IsaItimnre Markets.

BALTINiORB, Dec. 10. Flour quiet and
unchanged; family S7.25aS. IS. Wheat
Unchanged. Corn active and liuner; mixed
western lie. Oats frmeT and scarce at 46a
4Sc. Rye quiet at 6jag0c. Provisions ins
active aid unchanged: Coffee strong; fair
to prime; Rio held NJ 2la25e in gold.
Whisky very finn nj Ct OG
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CITY NOTICES.

Cumberland Coal at $50 load, Icy
Owens, Newell & Co., u 5. Cherry st.
decd i'm
New is Your Time.-We will offer for
sale our entire stock of. iI'G'cbcS, Diamonds,
Je,geLy SHrer H'We, Plated Ware, At
COST FOX CASH during the next ensuing
thirty days, commencing Oh the 10Th Of
December, 1873. Gates & Pohlman, cor
ncr College and Union streets.
decl1 lOt
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BANKING.
Third National Bank.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BANKING.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

W. W. BERRY, CHAS. T.. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL +. CARTER.
HIRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
/ Business and Deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
w. W. BERRY, President.
JNO. kIRKMAN, Vice-President
SEPT iy
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Broche ShaWls very cheap at \. Winter
& Bros. decl4 sun,Wed,sat
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Great reduction in Dry Goods at a
Winter & Bros, IS Union street.
decf4 SIM we'd sat
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Trunks, Ealises, and Satchels at great
ly reduced prices during the money panic,
at VIM. Duustead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church
streets, Sewanee Block. nOy23 If
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Siege Of Water, leith Changes IN
the 81 Hours sadfuq 3 p. NJ Dec. 10, 1873.
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NdsHVIIIt anu Chattanooga halIrOau DOnds,
endorsed, due 90
80 rs . 80
A." 49,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroads BIDS,
endorsed -......... .................-... az
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad BIDS,
endorsed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, sec
Ond mortgage, 6s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6S
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, first
mortgage; 81
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, second
mortgage. "a
Mississippi Central Railroad, first Mort
gage, s.. ........... IS
Mississippi Central Railroad, second mort
gage, S's....................... 81
MuTfreesbOrO city bonds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go
MuTtreesboro coupons. .................9 90
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From , to , Every Afternoon
FrOIyl 3 10 , Every Afternoon!
From 3 10 . Every Afternoon!
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In order to keep our hands employed
through the panic, we have greatly reduced
the price of all our goods. Weakley d War
rem. dec16 1w
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ON 4TTRDAIS AUCTION an Day
ON SATURDAYS AUCTION IN pfYg
ON SATURDAYS AUCTION til DAY!
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For the HOlidays.-Large clearing out
sale Of ladies' and misses WOrsted Scarfs
and Silk Ties at half and fourth the value.
Call and see them. d. Loveman & Co.
decf6 2t
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TelegrGpEic Report from, Signal Ssrrice Corps o.
s. h, Of Observation, at 1921 p. My the
Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-17

Trunks, Yalises and Bags.-We invite
attention of buyers to our large stock Of
ladies' Saratoga Trunks, which we are sell
ing at reduced prices for cash. John Ram
age * Son. dec1G st
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE Dec. 10 Bagging good de-
mand and unchanged at 13aal5c. Flour
quiet and unchanged; extra family S4aS.50;
A No. S7.57; fancy $50. Hogs weaker;
sales at $5a5.10. Mess pork held at at SIS
ALSO Bulk meats quiet; shoulders &c;
clear rib tie clear &c, loose. Green meats
steady at ) aa54 aTa7!c. Hams-sugar-cured
quiet at 12a12ac for January; S5c for Feb
uary. Corn in good demand at 50a60c.
Oats bitter 4jaJ0c. Wheat firm and I'M
changed. Whisky firm at g4Ic.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. TO. = The Trade
movement was fairly active with agents of
staple cotton and WOODEN fabrics and jobbing
branches are doing a moderate butineSs for
the coming holidays. The market for cot
ton good is strong with an advancing ten
dcncy. Wide sheetings were active and sold
ahead. Cottonadcs are moving more freely
Denims are brisk in first hands. Rolled
jaconects are selling well. Fancy CASH
meres are in demand by clothiers and job
bers.
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GENERAL HARKETS.

TUESDAY, Dec. 16, 1873.
Nashville Cotton Market.
The market to-day was steady and un-
changed as follows:
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12
) COMPLICATION OF HORROR.

From time to time the French Jour-
mails furnish US with tragedies as singu>
lar as they are horrible, and the fol-
lowing is fair specimen of them |:
Two partners ia the VINE trade were
in financial difficulties, and many angry
interviews occurred between the par
ties. Wishing to put an end to one OF
these scenes, Nj. Descazeau was about
to withdraw from his partners pres
ence, when Nj. Duploux, in a frenzy
of passion, rushed upon him with
knife, aud stabbed him in the side.
The victim fell, and the assassin stabbed
himself three or four times In the
abdomen. He then rushed up st lrs,
opened the window, aud after driving
the kuife ap to the hilt through his
left check, threw himself into the court
a woman employed in the house ad
heard the noise and rushed ou. to
ascertaia lis cause just as Duploux
was falling. His body struck her and
she was ielled to the ground. Her
lett arm was broken and she was ether
wise greatly injured. Madame
Dupioux, young and pretty woman,
a1e rushed out at this moment and
was SO affected by the horrible sight
that she Is said to have lost her rea>
son. 80 ChorDictr.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

0n Fridiy last most fendl>h mur-
der occurred on Elm Fork of Trinity
River, near the village of Head OF
Elm, in Cook County. One OF the
numerous herds of cutie being driven
over the Kansas trail had been corralled
for the ni-ht, and after supper those
who were not on duty as guards, soon
rolled themselves in their blankets, to
get what little rest 8 COW boy" cao
have.
About 10 o'clock a Mexican, who
was Que of the hands employed, and
who was acting as cook, steaithIlY pro
cured an axe aud commenced in cold
blood to murde, the unconscious sleep
ers. He succeeded in killing four,
when. Just as he was in the act Of dis
y tching the fith one, the sleeper
suddenly awoke. and, discovering bis
danger, gave the alarm and he with
the remaindIng ones e'caped.
One Of the murdered men had his
head com petely severed from his bo-
dy, while the others were mangled in
III" most gastly and almost unrecog-
niz.bIc manner. The Mexican was not
looked upon ~ being dangerous, aud no
cause was given for this fearful deed
The only object vas to secure the mon.
ey and stock belonging to the party.
which the tiend was prevented from
doing by the a'arm which was given
during the excitement Of Which he
percipltatelY fl@l TIE Trts UsarR
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12


The Spanish republic is beset with
enemies. The Carlists defy it in the
northern providences, and the Irrecon>
cilables, as the dispatches style them
Socialists. we suppose, would be
their Anglo-Saxon appellation-
threaten i: in Madrid, Barcelona and
other cities. We do not know why
these Irreconcilables fnd fault with
the present GovernneRt or what they
want, as they have not made any
declaration OF principles that we have
seen. It would be much wiser and
more patriotic if they waited until the
republic got cut of its difficulty with
the Monarchists before Urging their
quarrel to the extremity of rebellioa.
According to the last accounts dis
turbances were feared in Madrid. The
troops were all under arms, and the
maleontents appeared inteut upon
provoking hostilities. IF civil war
breakes out between those who ought
to face the common enemy, the repub-
lie can hardly hope to survive the dis
aster.--C Chronicle
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12
W. OM EN-.

Mrs. Amy Franks, of Fayette
county, Penn, boasts of 500 descend
ants, Amy is ninety years of age.
Lydia Murry, the famous cab driver
of London, wss recently dned for fast
driving.
Betsy Moore, of Quebec, refused to
her lover until he broke his leg in the
attempt to recover her new bonnet.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

To one of the courts OF Indiana was
recently decided case against rail-
road company. which recognizes prin-
ciple aud sets precedent which may
be valuable In the future g. One Mrs.
Winscott had ticket to pass over the
Ohio & Mississippi railroad, from Sey-
muur to I;rownstown. The train failed
to stop at the latter place . sufE Ecient
length of time tor the lady to get of
iu safety. Before the train had got
quarter of mile away. she requested
the conductor to stop the train, which
he refused to do, and carried her eight
miles away. also refusing to stop at
Vallonia, which was only four miles
from Brownstowu. Mrs. WInscott
ther sfore, brouph, suit against the
company On the trial the court in
structed the jury that the train should
have been stopped sufficient length
Of time to allow the passengers a rea-
sonable opportunity TO get off, regard
less OF the rules or customs of the
company. On this instruction the
plaintiff obtained a verdict.-Jowaat.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

Mr.. VAN DoREN HEARD FRoN.-
Our readers will remember the disap-
pearance in December last of Mr.. j.
f. Van Doren of Brooklyn. He left
his residence on the morning of Dec.
6, to 80 shooting on Long Island, since
which time he has not been seen by any
of his friends or acquaiutances, oil.
though he las been diligently
searched for by the Brooklyn detect>
ives. His father, Rev. L. Fl. Van
Doren, of Boonton, n Y, his wife aud
many friends had given him up as
lost, until few days ago. when his
father received o letter from him,
posted at Rotterdam, Holland, in
which the young man states that while
duck shooting near Fire Island his
boat capsized, his companion was
drowned, while he managed tc cling
to the up turned boat and was drifted
1 Uut " sea. w ueH uGdAtf Oue Va oaS3As
of land he was picked up by o vessel
bound to Bnenos Ayres, just as he
became inseusible from cold ard hum
ger. He was attacked by brain fever
and was unconscious for i've days.
Except the captain none on board
/, could talk EDglish, so that Mr.. Van
Doreu could do nothing toward getting
home, until the vessel was ffty-four
days out, when. during calm, he was
able to board an English bark bound
for Rotterdam. A long aud tedious
voyage followed, but finally on May
20. the vessel arrived at its destlon
The young man writes that, having no
money to psy steamship passage,
he had engaged to return by sailing
vessel bound for Philadelphia, and il
probably on his way home at tht
present time.-N. YIO6strvsr.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

The history of civilization may
lie summarized in nine words, the
more one koo~s, The more one can per-
form.
TRIPPING AT TRtFLEs.-ReceutIy a
= utIemau reiuruea To his house in
Montague street. to fnd his wife sitting
on ihe knee Of the servant man, with
her arms around his neck, and his
arms around her waist. Now this
gentleman is passionate by narure, aud
he got SO angry that he sworc. discharg-
eli the servant, and told his wife she
musn't do SO any more. THIS isn't
The way that old farmer Pet,ingill,
whe liv d down in Connecticut, acted
uni"r similar circumstances. Onc
day he went home and found his hire d
hand II hngging Mrs. F. Mr. 7. said
nothing, hut went back to the field
As the hired hand didn't come out TO
WORK Tor some time, the farmer went
in search OF him He found him in
his own room packing up his trunk.
Whats the matter, Zsb I" said Mr..
Z.
"No othing said Zeb"
Nv hat are you packing your trunk
for thea ?"
"Pm going away !"
"Going away What for ?"
"You know what you saw me doing
this morning."
"Don't be so foolish If you aud
me cant hug the old woman enough,
Ill hire another man"
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

The Public library building in Con
cord Mass, so literally built and
bestowed by VIM. Monroesapprnaches
its completion. 1t will cost $4,000
or more, and will contain ten thousand
books at the opening. Probably in a
very few years the whole library will
be worth not less than one hundred
thousand dollars. Large donations OF
books from former residets have been
received and ate promised, and one
gift OF thousand dollars from Miss
Martha Hunt, now of Charleston.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12
ADMI NISIRATORs NOrlLE.

Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned
was at the june term 1873, Of the County
Court for Polk County Oregon, duly appointed
administrator Of the esta ta of Hiah Smith dc
ceased. All persons holding claims against
said estate are required TO present the same
to me at my residence ne.ar Dallas Oregon, for
allowance within six months from the date
hereof, or be forever barred therefrom by
said a1minis'rator.
Dallas, Oregon, June 2, A. ID. 1873.
Gold Hubbard
J Aw administrator
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

The London School Board, which
Is composed of men and women dis
tinguished in physical as we'll as social
science, is now useing its power to
compel the attendance of children
upon school, During the last quarter
it placed more than thirteen thous and
children 10 school by this means.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

1t is comfortable thing to be a
member of Congress, for on the 4th of
each month the Sergeant-at-Arms sends
10 every member q draft for S625, the
month stipend.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

\ be~ ,dea5u 1bs -ly. z1tioa of The
world i now te.a discussed T., rAe
E44 Js.eat3< Il H. h,7e he
ute d 80. ant-s.s5a earaai :rsyn
the shoFo> - An r.ca, ~hcre they arr
fertile plains o: the African continent
Although The Chinlman does not
reach the standard of modren civiliza-
ton, he il by 40 means an ignorant
basbarlsa. Frugali,g. industry, aud
usually good temper. with peculiar
aptness 'nr learuiug mschanical arts
are marx - rats ia his chlr,cter II
over crow del provinces of the Oh nese
Empire couhi send lew millions to
occupy aud cultivate the plains OF
Africa which are now useless. but ca
pable of being male to contribute to
the wants of men. the world would be
greatly benefited
~~y~~~~-~c.~~~~~~~
The statement made on the author.
ty of a New York paper as to the cx-
tent of the traffic in Italian children
is most remarkable That Young chill
dren were brought from the (" land of
song to this country for heartless and
mercenary purposes by pretended
guardians has long been known, but
that it should reach the astounding
number of 1000 or 8 600 per year, with,
out the knowledge Of the Government
and philanthropists, is remarkable.
Where arc those generous hearts who
used to pride themselves in the now
respectcd name of (" Abolitionist 7"
The corrupted currents of this world >
are ever offering opportunities for the
work of Philanthropists. and the case
of the Italian children is one of these
The traffic has even features worse
than the old African slave trade. 1t
is to be hoped that immediate steps
will be taken to release those now
here from their bondage and to pre-
vent the importation Of others.
Illinois State Journal.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

The Chicago Journal announces the
retirement of Henry M. Smith, ESQ.,.
from the position as managing editor,
of the Tribune of that city, general
disgust at the conduct of the paper
a assign ed as the reason.-Journal.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12
THE ILLUSTRATED puRENoLoGrcAL

UHE ILLUSTRATED PHRENoL0GTCAL
= JOURNAL, is in every ~e~pect a FIRST
Glass Magazine. Its articles ofthe highest
interest to ALL Ttteaches whas pc are and how
to make the most OF ourselves. The inlorna-
tion it contains on the Laws Of Life aud Health
is we'll worth the price of the Magazine to every
Family. Its published at S3 90 year. By
special arrangement we are enabled to ofee
.thePHRENoLoGIcAL JOURNAL as a Premium tor
.a new fubscrihers to the OREGON REPUBLICAN,,
or will furnish the PHRESoLoGrcAL Journal
and OREGoN REPuBLIcAS together for 81 90
We commend the JoUESAL to all who ant
a good magazine
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

There is to he a display Of carrier
pigeons at the Vienna Exhibition, with
prizes for the best specimens of the
class.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

The new Atlantic cable was
successfully completed shortly before
midnight on Saturday.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

Not single marriage license has
been issued at Olompla during the past
year.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-12

A III KINDS or WORK, SEW IN
IA Vtsasas tnI Irnnins, e.. done by VI
urnet - <I,rt n1tics all IN reas onab
-. \ tors loft ut tn. house, south We
asis Will . . imrn l,4tsly atten