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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-31
The ROnaparls.

PARIS, March 29.-In the assembly
to-day there was an exciting debate
over Prince poleon'sp petition praying
for the restoration of his rights as a cit
izen, and demonstrating against his IL
legal expulsion from France. Minister
Duffaure, on the part of the govern
ment, refused to accept the special COM
mittee's report on the subject, which
was conservative in character, aud, by
implication, eensured the government.
He argued that the Bonaparte princes re-
jeeted the decree which decreed their dy-
nasty, therefore, it was impossible to
treat them as mere citizens. He spoke
in terms Of scathing contempt of the
coup d'etot on which the power of the
emperor was founded. DePeyne, on
hehalf of the committee, repudiated
any intimation of eensaring the gov
eTnment, and defended the report. Duff
faure, 20 remove all doubt as to the
opinion of the chamber, then submitted
bill exiling the Bonapart family, and
moved the simple order of the day,
which, after prolonged excitement. was
adopted by vote of 347 to 29l.
Progress Ofthe wOrkisgmsn's Troubles
NEW YORK, March 29.-All but one
Of the Employer committee are op-
posed to the eight-hour system. They
hope to persuade the journeymen to
work by the hour, and thus avoid a
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WASHINGTON, March 30.-For Mol
day, low barometer in Illinois, which
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RaiIr0ad Accident.

PORT HOPE, ONT, March 28.-An
accident occurred to the mail train on
the Midland railway last night. AS the
train approached Orilla the rear car
broke its coupling and turned over and
dswn an embankment a distance of
twelve feet. Six passengers were in
jured. DIR. Demar and Mr.. Davis, of
Ogdensburg, New York, were seriously
hurt about the head and face, Mr.. Pres
ton Manners badly cut. The accident
Nras narlcah nv O hrnkan roil
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-18
THE MAJORII'IES,

The Oregonion furnishes the follow
Ing table of reported and estimated
fnajorities, SO far as heard from.
Nesmith majority In Benton is one
hundred, in Columbia thirty, in Douglas
one hrndrcd and ninety four, in jack
son seventy eight, in Lane three hum
dred and nine, in Marion eighteen,
Polk one hundred, Umatila three hun
dred Wasco one hundred and twenty
FIVE, in Washington twenty six Yam
hill sixty nine, total one thousand
three hundred and eighty three.
Smith hss he following marjori'y in
three counties, Ciackamas 81, Clatsop
&, blUItnomah $40, total SIT.
Mr Nestonh has majority Of seven
huna1sa and SIX,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT,
SgHaVa7gNS.

justices Court for the Precinct of Dallas
State oi Oregon County 81 Polk.
Henry Hagood Plaintiff
Ezra Scovil and John Daily Defendants
To Ezra Seovil aud John ] DAILY the above
named defendants,
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Z Oregon you are hereby required to appear
before the undersigned justice of the Peace
for the Precinct aforesaid on the 29th day of
November 1873 at 10 o'clock in the afternoon
Of sand day at the office Of said juctice in said
Precinct TO answer the above named Plaintiff
in civil action.
The Defendants will take notice that if they fail
To answer the complaint herein the plaintiff will
take Judgment against them fer the sum of SIS
eein and interest thereon ut one per cent fromf
the goth day of June 1873 to the time
taking ia dgment besides costs herein expend =
ed Given under my hand this lst day of Oct.
1873. sksi
L VINEYARD,
Justise of the Peace.
tits hereby ordered that this summons be
published in the LIBERAL REPUBLICAN for six
conse aative weeks
This 18th day of October 1878.
l. VINEYARD.
Oct Is CIV Justice of the Peace.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
MORTGAGE SALE.

nY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF Foreolos-
4 Eure Of mortgage in favor OF VIM. Burns
and against T. j. Baxter and Catherine Baxter
his wife made and entered upon the Judgement
docket of the Circuit Court of Polk county and
State of Oregon at the Nay term thereof A d
1873, and on execution issued thereon for tho
sum of $55S So uapaid balance of principal
and interest aud the further sum of $34 40
costs | have this day levied upon and will
sell in front of the door of the
Court house in Dallas in said county between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ and o'clock NJ
Of Monday November 10, A D 1878, all the
right title and interest Of the said j and
Catherine Baxter in and to the following de-
scribed premisis 10 wit: Beginning at the
South westcorner of Lot Number Bin fractional
block No in the town of Independence Polk
county Oregon thence North 81 feet thence
East l26 feet thence South 81 feet thence
West forty feet, thence South % feet thence
West 81 feet thence North % feet TO place of
beginning, with ALT he appurtenances thereunto
belonging TO satisfy the said sum of $55S 5S
principal and costs as aforesaid and the costs of
a ID upon this writ. Terms cash in hand. U. Sc.
Coin.
ST Burch,
Sheriff Polk Co.
Dated October IS. A D 1873,
Oct is 4w
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SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court for the State Of Ora,
gon, for the county of Polk SIS
Mary Il Poindexter Plaintiff
Thomas Poindexter Defendant
To the above named defendant:
In the ma ne of tho State of Oregon, you arc
hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint flied against YOU in the above enti-
tied action, within six weeks from tho date OF
the service of this summons upon yon, to wls
on or before the cath day of November A. u
1873, and if you fail so to sser, for wan.
thereof tho Plaintiff will apply to tne court
for the relief demanded in her complaint to
wit, n decree dissolving the marriage contract
now existing between you and for other aud
further reliefin her complaint demanded and
costs r.nd disbursements.
p.,oI;cation ordered by Hon. B. FL Bonham,
Jud re- this nth day OF Oct, A. d. 1873.
80 Hayden Daily, -
Oct IS 6w. E=-Attys for plf>S1 "a
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HUGE.-DallGs precinct polied thirty
two votes for Iii Smith and seventy
for Nesmith, total one hundred and two
out of two hundred and Bridgeport
precinct polled FIVE for Nesmith and
seven for Smith against nearly one
hundred at the last State election. If
this be q tair average of tho State, we
do not wonder that the 7Stotesnsan
thinks thessvote was Very Light"
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Ihe 4ibrtal 9epubIiran.
DALLAS SATURDAY. OCT. f8
-. A.rCAGsAiSM AND CORRUPTION
REBUTTED,

The election is over, and the result
shows unmistakab4y. that the people
are determined to put an end to
corruption, and hereafter refuse to
support political rings, bad men,
and monopolies. The result is q
proclamation BY the people, to discard
party name, to- ignore both the old
political organizations and establish a
new one upon pure principles, and
which shall wipe out the last vestge
of personal government, strike death
blow TO oppressive monopolies, cdne
up to the demands of the hour,
east out the rubbish end relics of
monarchy which so incumber that form
of ofgovernment Intended to he established
by eur revolutionary sires, make ALI
officers elective by the people, tear away
from The President his gigantic
appointing power. bring down the
salaries Of public servants to correspond
with the labor and income eRtheir master
frown down and put and end to
corruption 10 high places as we'll as low
ones, aud above all other things, give
demagogues to distinctly understand
that, they shall not trample upon,
tfife with, or disregard the, rights of
the people.
The present indications are that
Col. Nesmith is elected by large ma
lority, and at the same time it is patent
chat, very light vote has been polled
all this is very significant, and shows
but too plainly the determination of the
peope. The result is as expected, the
bed rock rebel element refused to vote
for Ncsmith but the better class of
republicans, and the Liberals came
directly to his aid, and as we predicted
he has beea sent to Congress by the
loyal elomeut of the State, and Oregon
is once mere safe against the inarusion
of treason. This is a second time that Mr.
Nesmith has been sent TO Congress
BY that element which earnestly desires
to permanently establish popular
Government, and the people may feel
assured that Nesuith will watch with
vlgilant eye, the encroachment of
CRsarism on the one hand, and
corruption, radicalism and, null
kacation on the other. Now
if the people of Oregon will
CONE together next spring in their
primaries, irrespective of party, send
delegates, good men, to State conven-
tien organize an independent peoples
party for the people, put ont correct
and progressive platform and upon it
place good reliable men known to be of
strict integrity, honesty and economy,
they will sweep the State by a hand
some majority.
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I As'AsssfAe = ~ issaa 'sss<s y
STATE ITEMS.

So much water has collect ed In the
Albany aud santiam Ditch that it will
add considerable to the cost of finishing
it.
On Sunday two warehouses at
junction c.ty fell down, scattering
'heiF Contents, forty thousand bushels
=. wheat, in every direction. The
Buildings were owned by VIM. Le>
mons and O. Il, Bean & Co.
The Oregon and California Railroad
Company has adopted the Oregon
Home for the sick, at Salem, as the
place of treating all cases of injury
occurring to the employees of the road
between Aurora and Roseburg.
The Register says, as last Monday
was the first day of the Circuit Court
q large number of people were gathered
in Albany from other parts of the
county and State, all of whom voted
and although this was the case, the vote
of this precinct showed count of at
least one fourth less than the usual
vote cast in the precinct.
-Four men were arrested at Portland
for illegal voting.
The Masonic Hall at La Grand was
dedicated Wednesday NJ. w. Grand
Mas er Thos. McF. Patton oficiated
aud s f. Chadwick delivered the
Oratien
Ayoung Oregopian named Ira Cut
ting got into Jail at Walla Walla few
days since for passing what was
supposed to be counterfeit fifty dollar
bill.
The ship Spirit of the Dawn will
load at Portland with flour for Liver,
pool, instead OF wheat. This shipment
of -four to the United Kingdom is
new ENTERPRISE.
Roseburp collected fines. taxes and
licenses during the last year to the
amount of s2,747 27, and dishursed
S2.707 IL She has SO in her
Treasury. and owes slOO.
colo,e, K,n,,n rnsnoc,or orI,Jar
Affairs for California and Oreroo
visited the UmatilIa reservation last
week. While there he held q counei.
NTH tho rood,n,Ioa;ans
~
W. 'HS'"o po's'"' "''e
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CoNUMsDRuM-Since the last elec-
tion it is pretty hard to tell whether
the ''ring" consisting OF HolIaday and
his tools, has left the Republican party
or, whether the boot amt on the other
foot, the Republican party has left
the ''rlng"
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Yellow E'e YER.

Memphis, October 12.-The streets
to>day are almost deserted. No
crowds of citizens going to or from
church, 10 pleasure parties nothing
but hearses and attendants hurrying to
the cemetery and quickly returning to
receive other victims of the terrible
scourge. The ceremony of burial has
long since been shorn of its solemn
formality. To meet the demands for
the removal of the dead, undertakers
are required to move with celebrity
more becoming merchandise transports.
Occasionally vehicle containing the
Visiting Committee of some relief
association, passes at a rapid pace, but
aside from these, the city presents .
gloomy appearance. A pereeptible
change in the temperature about 3
o'clock this afternoon, gave promise of
frost, in the event Of which, a check
to the spread of the disease may be
expected, but a fearful increase oil
mortality will surely follow.
Shreveport, October 12-Scven deaths
occurred here from yellow fever to>day.
Cincinnati, October 12.-The Com
mon Council has appropriated $4,000
for the relief Of Shreveport
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justices Court for the Precinct of Dallas
State oi Oregon County ct Polk.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-18

QUERY Who feels the cheapest?
Senator Hippie' Mitchell who is in
Washington backed by his resolution
endorsing bigamy, seduction and all.
crimes known to the law, except murder,
sr'Hi. Smith whorau upon that resolu-
tion and was repudiated by the
Republican marty by 1000 majority.
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The Iowa Election.

Chicago, October fourteen. - Re-
turns from the Iowa election, up to
midnight, are scattering and meagre,
but they indicate full vote and a
considerable Republican gain over the
yofe of two years ago. The Bepubli-
can State Ticket Is undoubtedly
elected, though, by reduced majority,
but the antimonopolists have carried
their Representative ticket in quite a
number of counties where the Repub-
lican State ticket has majority.
Chicago October ffteen.-2 \. NJ
Returns from, Iowa are still incomplete
but they indicate that the Republican
State ticket is elected by about 10000
majority. The Anti-Monopolists will
probably succeed in the election of
many members to the Legislature.
Later. - Additional adyices from
Iowa confirm the early advlces Of the
probable re election of Carpenter Re-
publican for Governor, and the success
of the AntiMonopoly county tick ct
the majority of the counties. The
Legislature will probably be RepubIi-
cans.
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SUHgHH ON y.
Justices Court for the Precinct of Dallas
State of Oregon County of Polk ss


State of Oregon County of Polk ss
JohnJ DAILY Plf
Ezra Scovil Deft
To Ezra Scovil the above named ncnd-
ant;
In the name of the State of Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear before the under
signed, justice of the Peace for the precinct
aforesaid on the goth day of November 1873
at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said tiay. at
the office of said Justice. in said precinct, to
answer tho above namod Plaintiff in a civil ac-
ton.
The defendant will take notice. that if he
fails to answer the complaint herein, the plant
iG will take Judgment against him for one
black mare described in complaint or in case
the property cannot be found then for the sum
of $50 coin the value thereof and $25 damages
besides costs of this section.
Given under my hand this 10th day of Oct
1873.
l. Vineyard,
Justice of the Peace.
Published by L Vineyard justice of the Peace
Oct 10th 1873. ,es.A - .LA Oct lsow
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The Ohio Election,

Cleveland, October fifteen.-Larer
returns from the State indicate close
vote for Governor, with probabilities in
favor of the Democrats. The majority
will not run over one thousand either
way. Democrats claim the State
beyond doubt. Cuyahoga county
give Noyes about two thousand major~
ity.
Election I'm the District Of Columbia.
Washington, October fourtecn.-The
election for the members Of the District
of Columbia House, of Delegates, re
suited in the election Of two Democrats
and twenty Republicans.
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The Pennsylvania Election.

Philadelphia, October fourteen.--
Returns from all the wards in the city
but one, show for Judge of the Su-
preme Court, Gorden, Republican.
45,995 Ludlow, Democrat, 39,20S.
Republican majority is ten thousand
six hundred and ninety seven.
Philadelphia, October fop, teen
In Burkes County the Democratic
majority is aboSb forr thousand. Cen.
ter county returns indicate a DEM
ocraac majority of five hundred for the
county. Bedford county is very close
with a small Democratic majority.
Fulton gives about 275, Democratic
majority. Cumberland county gives a
Democratic majority of 600. Colum-
bia county has Democratic majority
of 1850. Monroe county, Strouds-
bnrg included, gives q Democratic
majority of 200
Philadelphia. October fifteen.-The
Press estimates Goaden's majority for
Judge of the Supreme Court at over
$4,000. Latton Republican is elected
in the third Senatorial District Six
teen Republicans and two Democrats
are elected to the legislature from this
city. Elliot Republican for sheriff,
has twenty seven thousand FIVE hundred
and fo.ty majority over the Democratic
and Reform Candidates combined.
, 1873-11-20
POLITtcAL..'

Animation Manifested by tho Political
In tho Eicld.
Special Dispateh to Ihe Chfeaoo Tribune.
Bosros, Muse, Nov. 19.-Munic1pal politics
are becoming very much mixed. Three differ
ent Cittzons' and independent movements hayo
already been inaugurated, and tho first of tue
regular VentiopR was only held tonight,
1tr. Cobb is tho only candidate put forth for
Mayor by tho Independents, though N effort
has been nlhde to put e1- Congressman and OK
Mayor Alexander Il. Rice into nomination, but
lo refuses to run.
At tho Democratic Convention tonight, Mr,
Cobb waB also nominated. Joseph Smith WAS
nominated for Street Commissioner, by accla.
nation, and the matter Of an AiIel1nanic ticket,
after uhnrp discussion, was loft to Nomi-
natnE Committee. Representatives. woro in tho
Convention from the nowlv acquired districts Of
Charlostown, Brighton, and West Roxbury. The
menbnrs denounced tho aecrot' convention
movement, mud, whom 31r. Cobb was put in nom-
inatlon, 1t Was undoratood that tho 'iark-lan-
Tho list Of Aldermen will bo
reported ct the adjourned meeting = week from
next friday. Some OF the leading meu, OK
Mayor Wlghsnlan mt their head, endeayored to
Eot the Convention to agree to- Conference
Committee to deliberate with 1iAo Committee
from tho Republican Convention, which IL to be
hold tomorrow night, and agroo On Ia list Of
Aldermen but this was opposed with great vo.
leneuco, and finally defoated. It is thought
that 9lr. Cobb will be made the nominee Of tho
Republicans also., Tho election takoB place On
tho I'd OF December.
, 1873-11-20

Tho Is Ross" Found Guilty On All tho
Counts of rho Indictment Against
1ainl-HIotion for an Arrest OF JuuE-
mcnts
New YoRK, Nov. 19.-Thc Jury IN the Tweed
caae this morning found verdict Of guilty J"
on al the counts. The defense took exception
to any verdict except u general verdict on all
counts, but the jury were discharged. Counsel
is cndeavorug to obtain N arrost OF Judgment
on the ground of want Of Jurisdiction by the
Court.
After IN searnest and pathetic appeal by Mr..
Graham. Saturday was fixed for an argument
on the question Of arrest OF Judgment on tho
ground Of q want Of Jurisdiction In tho Court.
Mr. Tromain gave notice that In moving for m
arrest Of Judgment lie would ask that aepa-
rate torn OF Imprisonment bo named on each
ono Of the counts In tho Indictment. There are
204 couutB in all Tho court then adjourned,
Twocd retiring In the custody Of the Sheriff.
Tho verdict IL the talk Of the town, aud Of II
every ono has an opinion. Many exult and many
moro express pity for the fallen ohiof, Before
the verdict waa givon Twood bad smile and
pleasant word tor all who greeted him, but after
the verdict be seemed to pro{er tho society Of
his counsel only. HB youngest son, more boy,
was with him In Court to-day, as he has bean
during bis two trials.
Tweed obtained 1oayo to attend to soma
private busness and left tho shesiff's office In
close carriage accompanied by two Deputy
HhoriH'a.
, 1873-11-20
lie Predicts the Return Of the Bona
parties, and Creates an
Upr0ar.
The Motion Defeated, 499
to SO.
The Proposition to Increase MacMa-
hons Term Seven Years FL
naliy Succeeds.
Much Excitement in Paris Over
the Result.

PAn1s, Nov. 1o.--In tho Assembly to-day, tho
debate was continued on Con. Changarnier'a
motion for the unconditional prolongation of
President MacMahon's powers. N. Rouhor
moved that the question be referred to
q plobiacito, and advocated his motion
in apocch, in Which he hinted
that Providence might in time restore the Bona
partista to powor. Tho excitement over thoBe
remarks temporarily suspended the proceedings
Of tho scnsion. Tho vote upon Rouhor's motion
WAS finally ta1son, md it WAS rejected by . vote
Of 400 to SO.
The Assembly hold tumultuoua session to-
night. NJ. Depoyre, lender OF the Right, moved
IN amendment to tho report Of tho Committee
Oh Prolongation, providing that President Mao-
hrahon's powers DO prolonged soven years, in-
dependently Of tho adoption Of tho conatitu-
tonal BILLS.
Laboulaye, N. Revy, and others opposed tho
amendment, but it was adopted by majority
Of &C.
A motion wns thon made, On tho part Of tho
Right, that = committee Of thirty be appointed
to report on constitutional bills. Tho motion
was adopted By majority OF GO.
There Ia much exotoment In Paris over the 1e-
ault.