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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

purposes, and making appropriation
therefor. He favers another increase
of salaries to I'LL our heads Of bureaus.
He admits that the carrying trade of
the world has gone into the hands Of
other nations, that we have lost it, and
recommends that a few millions of the
peoples money be expended in trying
to regain it. lie exhibits the fact that
the expenses Of the Department Of
Justice has been greatly increased in
consequnce of having to enforce the
fifteenth amendment, and the acts of
Congress to enforce the rights of citi-
zens. He says there are a great many
lawless and reckless men In the South,
but he has no doubt that large
majority are in favor of the full enjoy
ment by all classes of persons, of those
rights to which they are entitled under
the present laws but he says nothing
of those sacred rights to which large
portion of our citizens are not entitled
under existing laws. This may be deem
ed the quintessence of radical reform
aud very consoling to those who are
struggling for liberty and equal rights
He declares that he is inclined to look
with favor upon many of the applica'
tons made to him for the pardon oil
criminals, but wants it distinctly
understood that he wants the law rigor,
ously enforced lie declares that SC
long as he is President he intends to
adhere to the yilscrvice rules, but does
not inform us what they are; accord ing,
however, from the extras that came to
hand during the campaign, and high
authority from those in position under
,!.a"t- it means simply that the Presi-
dents army of appointees suA.. 80 ''''
taxed to carry Oh elections to perpetu-
ate themselves in power beyond what
they desire to pay voluntarily.
The President says nothing about
amnesty or any policy for the South
He says nothing Of extending the
principle of equal rights. lie makes
no mention Of the lament4ble condition
of our finances or propose any policy
for the future in relation thereto. lie
makes no disclosure of his intention
in regard to San Domingo except to
advise tho Government to interfer"
10 the present troubles in Cuba In
fact tho whole message is filled with
just what was we'll known before the
election by all who read, and as to
what the policy of tie incoming
administration will be the President is
taciturn.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

The board of Equalization adjourned
last Saturday evening for ten days, to
to give the clerks time to classify the
statistics of assessments for further
use This was found to bea work of
some length and requiring the
assistance of another clerk SO while
the clerks cipher out from the assess
mcnt rolls, the information wanted, the
members Of the Board have taksn u
spin home, till Tuesday the 18th. =
Statesman.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14
Approved October -, 1872,
STATE VIEWS.

Ashland, Dec. ). -Gcorgc Nurse
arrived last night from Klamath. He
left Mt Eve O'Clock on Tuesday evening
He brings news Of futher murders by
the Indians. La all, 20 far as asertain-
ed, eleven men have been killed, nam
ed as follows William Brotherton,
William Boldly, William Boldly Jr.,
Richard Boldly, Christopher Erasmus,
Robert Alexander, John Soper, Collins.
Henry Miller, RufGs Rro,herton and
w. X Brotherton This does not
include those killed in battle Mrs
Botherton and son defended them elves
in the house two or three hours, kecb,
ing up regular fire through port>holcs
The Indians finally left, aud the
inmates of the house were rescued the
next day by some soldiers. No further
danger is now apprchcnded to families,
as all are either posted up or fully
prepared to protect themselves An
express has been sent to Fort Warner,
and Captain Bidwoll and the troops
are expected to arrive to- day or to
morrow.
Jackst vile, Dec. 9--Mr Odeneal ,Su.
inteudent of Indian Affairs. arrived
here from lake county last night. He
reports the arrival IN the Indian coun-
try of two companies of cavalry from
Fort Warner, and says that the aggre
gate force in the field, inclading some
| Klamath Indians who have volunteer,
ed, is about 25O men. The Indians
are now being kept too busy by scout,
ing parties to be able to commit
any more depredations. He says that
within week the campaign will be
prosecuted so vigorously that but a
short time car elapse before the hostile
band of Modocs are taken aud the war
! ended. His terms or an unconditional
surrender and the punishment Of the
murders. Mr.. Odeneal left for his
headquarters at Salon to-day
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

From the Times Over forty
volunteers to assist the settlers in the
Lake country, have left jacksonville
during the week. ard about as many
more have left Ashland, PhGnix and
other places. There are still several
from all parts Of the county
volunteering, AMI the red skins will
have quite an army to fight, who will
make it uncomfortobly warm for
them.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14
g he libptaI zlerublira 1t
DALLAS, SATURDAY, DEC. II.
Os9tsiEEAL PAPER FOR POLK
COUNTY.
Safe of Oregon,
Executive Office.

aicla. Dec, TO- 1872.
Whereas by virtue Of an act of the
Legislative Assembly of the State of
Oregon, entitled, " An Act to protect
Litigants," approved October 81, 1872,
1t is made the duty. of the Governor of
sad State to designate by order fled
with the SecEetay of the State one
newspaper Tor each County within the
State, in which shall be published all
judicial and legal advertisements for
said County -
Now in pursuance Of said law it is
hereby orcdred that the "LIBERAL
REPUBLICAN, published at Dallas,
ia the County OF Polk and State OF
Oregon, be and the same is hereby
designated as the newspaper in which
shall be published the advertisements
aforesaid for the County of Polk in
said State.
LIS L T. GROVER,
49, Governor.
S. L. CHADWICK,
Secretary of State.
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The undersigned will commence soliciting
for a BUSINESS DIRECTOR Y OF tho SrAre
of OREcoS in few days and, to make it
secessfui, respectfully request the cooperation
of all persons interested in the welfare Of the
country. The State has now reached that
position when yearly summary Of her progress
necessary, hence the value OF work which
will combine, in condensed form, all matter
Of public interest.
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The workTin contemplation will embrace a
general sketch Of the State its physical ss-
pee's, geology, botany, zoology, commerce,
manufacturers, societies, public buildings
productions, aud all other subjects on wbica
information is required.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-14

The work viii he illustrated with sketches of
some of Inc leading prominent scenery Of tho
; tate and its compilation viii be under the
charge Of J J.AioRrfAER MURPHY. Esq, wnosc Ie-
cent work on Washington Territory has been
aighiy commended b tie press and public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-17
FRIDAY. Aug. l6-P. ".

more dull and insipid movement in stocks
than that Of to-day it has seldom fallen to lot to
chronicle, the brokerswhat few there were on duty
presenting wilted appearance az though entirely
faded by the extraordinary heat OF the last few days.
Erie was the magnet that attracted the chief interest OF
the market and. after opening at -the lowest point
yet on the downward turn influenced by lower London
quotations and decreased earnings-toOk sud
den upward to about 46, on the pur'
ehases OF the shorts TO cover. Responsive
to this reaction, the entire list advanced fraction but
the variations Of the day. after Erie and Pacific Mail,
comprehended within range OF per cent though
weaker pervaded the entire list before the close
of the room. The business very small and pretty
well distributed among the speculative list Pittsburgh
sold az 9Ok dvidend Boston, Hartford and Erie was,
strongly held at a. OF the investments, Delaware
Lackawanna and Western fetched loi; and Morris and
Essex 9S992. Among the laundry stocks, Mississippi
Kansas Texas represented dealings a42s to 42i Mis-
celaneous. and express stocks without movement,
and the whole market neglected toward the' close
The opening highest lowest and closing prices Of stocks
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-17
Goldman Benedct,s closing quOtatlons were |:


The buyings OF the brokers Thought 70 represent the
leaders now engaged in maneuverng gold adj
vanced the price 5 the range being l6 TO l6s with
the intermediate figures the basis Of quotations The
rates in the gold loan market and per cent for
carrying to fat the borrowing side. The upward
movement this afternoon found explanation in re-
ported efux to Canada, where the money market was
active The market closed up firm at ll5i Loans were
renewed at and per cent for carrying to fiat The
Assistant Treasurer redeemed in called bonds $1,000
making total Of $59594cO, and discussed siosOoo 10
coin interest the public debt The days business a
the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows Gold cleared
t566IsOOO; gold balances s5232Ss and currency bal
ance, 81, 76O,s9O The following were the quotations;
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIRsr CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sgtes Of b0nds
5000 [. s. 5s 1910 1000 L. l.
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,ge ruled quiet, and the closing quota

The money market ruled quietly and easy at and g
per cent during but IN the afternoon rose
20 G. later reactiug L. The increased activity FOUND
explanation in the demand for money at Montreal ana
the calling currency and gold from this point to meet
the necessity Discounts were unchanged
Government bonds were quiet and steady, closing on
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follows: ~. 49,,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-22
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. February 2l.-Cott0n-Mar-
kct quiet; sales 1926 bales; uplands s3ssc;
Orleans 23l2c. Futures-Sales to-day lQ.900
bales, on the basis OF low middlings. as
follows: February, - GIG, 225s; March,
235s, - 1916; April, 23l4. 23l4; May, 235s,
233,; June, % ll-l6 23aic. Flour active
but unchanged Whisky heavy: 81 i q 92c.
Wheat inactive and shade easier. Corn a
shade lower; an advance in freights checks
demand. Rice firm. Pork Sl4 i21a a ! 10.
Lard steady. Navel stores strong. FIeights
tirmer.
Leather in fair request; hemlock sole.
Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light mid
die and heavy weights y a 29c; California
do 20 q 2Sc: Orinoco do 2J19 &c. Wool
quiet and very firm: extra Ohio is quoted
at so a 6llac; pulled S7l2c; Texas sic. COT
fee dull and nominal; Rio 1914 al -.
Sugar dull: fair to good refining is quoted
at 9093sc; Cuba Ss4 a9l2c. Molasses in
fair request. Freights to New Orleans is
a zoe.
CINCINNATI, February 2l.-Cotton-Mar-
ket steady, with moderate demand; mid
ding 225sc. Flour-Demand fair and mar
ket firm; family 81 81 al 80. Wheat-Mar-
ket steady at 81 50 al 60. Provisions quiet
and unchanged in every respect: pork sold
at $l3 % no other sales of consequence.
Whisky quiet at Soc.
ST. Louis. February 2l.-Cotton market
quiet; middling 224c. Flour buoyant ana
better; supertine winter s. 7506; extra
winter Sc 25 e 50; double extra s. 10 al;
treble s. % a. 10; family winter s. - s %;
fancy IS 75a9 80. Wheat strong: very
little doing: No. , spring Chicago 81 SO;
No. 3 tall and No. , red winter saleable at
81 690l -. Corn shade firner: high
mixed on track 42c; No. , mixed in ele-
vator IL 10 i21ec. Oats-Dcmand light:
holders firm: No. in elevator 3. a ;}Sc.
Whisky quiet at SIC. Tobacco-Demand
good at full prices. Hemp dull but TN
changed. tagging unchanged. Pork firm:
good demand at $l3. Bulk meats-De-
mand light; holders firm; packed lots
shoulders Sc; clear rib sac; clear sides &c;
small lots loose clear rib Gao. Bacon-De-
mand fair; market firm; packed lots-shoul
ders Ga Csc; clear rib sides 712c; clear
sides 7a4c. Lard-Demand fair; market
firm. good SIC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-22
orth Carolina. Partially cloudy and clear

North Carolina. Partially cloudy and clear
weather, with rising Temperature, prevail
in the Gulf States. Rainy weather IN
Georgia and northern Florida will clear
away during the night. Westerly winds
increase in New England, but diminish from
New York to Wisconsin. An area OF low
barometer will develop on Thursday in the
Missouri valley. Dangerous winds are
not anticipated tor Wednesday, except
possibly on the Gulf coast Of Florida.
River lrIeilfgence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, February 81, 6 P. NJ
Barometer 1925; wind west-northwcst, and
blowing strong. Arrived-Steamship vii.
liam G. Hewes. at SIS P. NJ, Hawthorne,
master. from Indianola, via Galveston, to
c. A. Whitney & Co. No departures. The
ship Eleanor outward bound, is aground on
the bar.
PAss-A.LOurRE, February al.-Wipd
west-nOrthwese, strong. No arrivals.
Sailed-Schooner Hattie Parker.
V1CKsBURG, February 2l.-The Natchez
was detained, passed down this morning
at ten o'clock Passed up-Milier at 4
A. NJ. River rising. Weather cool and
clear.
MEMPHIS. February 2l.-Passed up
Lady Lee and II. II. Shreve. Dcwn-Mary
Houston. River rising steadily. Weather
clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, February 2i.-Ihe ef rising
slowly. Weather milder this afternoon.
The gorges below still hold fast but may
let 90 any time. The ice at Jefferson bar
racks moved several hundred yards Satur-
day and about the same distance Monday;
since then has remained firm Nothing
further heard from the Petrol. The trans
fer boat Dunleitll commenced breaking the
ice above the bridge piers this afternoon,
with the view of making passage to Ven
ice. and will probably succeed.
CINCINNATI, February 2l.-River rising;
now seventeen feet in the channel. De
parted-Edinburg for Red river. Weather
clear and pleasant.
PIrrsBuKG, February 2l.-Weather is
growing cold again. Monongahela five feet
in the channel and falling. Both rivers
still closed with ice.
LOUISVILLE, February 2l.-The river is
stationary, with eight feet four inches in
the canal and six feet four inches il the
chute. Departed-Ch Champion and Garrett
for Cincinnati; ii. S. Turner, Robert Mitch
ell and Warner for New Orleans. Weather
slightly cloudy and mild.
EVANSVILLE, February 2l.-The weather
is clear this morning, but was generally
cool and cloudy during the day. The mer-
curry ranged from 81 to 49,. The river has
risen eighteen inches. Up-Thompson
Dean at A. NJ; Potomac at A. NJ. The
Louisville and Commercial will leave to-
night for below with full trips.
CAIRO, February 2l.-No arrivals. De
parted-Glencoe, for st. Louis, at 10 4. NJ;
Bismarck, for New Orleans, at P. NJ. The
river has risen twelve inches. Clear. Mer-
curry 3S7,