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sonal knowledge) that he paid 500 . share for
every share OF stock issued to him.
T. DID You not say yesterday that he put In hve
his individual interest In Inc 600 contract
my own individual interest less than half million.
Adjourned TIL tomorrow morning. at ten O'Clock.
Cakes Ames Makes q Correction.
Mr. Ames yesterday corrected that portion OF his
testimony relating to Mr. Scoeld, of Pennsylvania.
1t seems that Mr. Sconeld gave Mr.. Ames 81 900 to
buy some OF the Credit Mobilier stock and took
to tare Ter out upon ne declined
stock or any dividends the money was returned TO
MN ny Mr.. Ames and lie gave up the receipt.
Ames In Error Again-Ten shares OF
stock Sent to w. b. Allison and Re-
turned.
The following telegram is suggestive, to say the
least:-
NEW YORK, Jan. 2, 1873.
Please say w. oS Wasnl tt ~
Ii IN error: he mailed to me ten shares OF the
Union Pacific and ten shares Of Credit Mebilier
mail. He also mailed to me q check for one Mo-
bilier diyidend, to which had no claim, and in
Guided the amount OF the check in sight draft on
New York payable to his order.
Please disclaim on my behalf any shareholding
stock. l have not had any and have not desired
profit therefrom. w. b. ALLISON.
Mr.. Collars Tcstimony-Names OF the
Counsel for the Government In the
$1,000, 900 Suit. ila
During the examination OF Vice President Col
fax yesterday before the Credit Mobilier Commit
tee, his full answer to Mr.. Merrick's question:
whether IL occurred to HIM In 1868 that there was
moral wrong in the Credit Mobilier, was that he
preferred not to decide whether the conduct OF
others not within his knowledge was moral or not
but the Impressions on his mind ut the time he
would give frankly. He had had heard that
their mortgages to contractors ut about
seventy cents on the dollar, which the road had
ultimately to pay for at par, and he inferred that
as so many millions had regarded the building OF
any Pacific Railroad as hazardous enterprise, the
principal stockholders under the charter offered by
the government had decided to build it themselves
for the subsidy, whether 1t proved profitable
profitable. With such Impressions, whether cor
rect or not the idea OF immortality had not occurred
to him, but he withdrew from 1t nearly five years
ago to avoid being mixed up In Its litlgatOns MFR.
Cofax asked that Mr.. Ames and Mr.. McCOmb who
were present. should cr0ss.examne him, but each
stated that he had no questions to ask him.
In accordance with the resolution adopted by the
the President OF the United States to employ two
attorneys learned In the law to commence suit
against said Credit Mobllier and its stockholders
cOrporately and individually in the proper Court
Courts, in order to recover what may be due or
what may become due to the said Union. Pacific
Railroadin law or equity, the President, it Is
derstOod, has selected and will appoint the Hon.
Aaron F. Perry, ex-member of Congress, OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio. and General Harlan, of Kentucky.
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ANOTHER "T1HDER Box BURNED.

Two Adjacent Wooden Houses In York.
Willie Burned TO the Ground-Lsss
About $4,000.
Are took place at haltpast seven last evening
In q onestory frame building in Seventy third
street, between First and Second avenues. The
property was owned by Daniel Himme who also
occupied IL as q dwelling. It was burned TO the
ground with all It's contents, and the names, be-
fore they were extinguished, extended to one
and occupied BY Nicholas Michael. It was ike
wise totally destroyed. The loss BY the destruc-
tJn OF the first building amounted to about 81 100
insured for 81, 400; the damage to the other was
about $500, and to the furniture within II about
$3.50, the insurance or which is about $500. The
cause or The nre ~ unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09
The Constitutional Convention.

The Constitutional Commission met this morning,
MH. Pruyhn presiding. 1t was determined that
at noon tomorrow the commission would call In o
body on General Dix A resolution moved by Mr..
Davis. that committee Of one be appointed from
the abandonment by the state of the lateral canals
or some Of them, and to frame and report some
suitable provision for same, was laid on the table
for the present. Article OF the constitution was
adopted; article was amended by striking out all
distinctions as to color. The other business done
was merely preliminary. L--
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THE P1IorAaE LAWS OF DELAWARE.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, ]

f fa' PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. ., 1878.
At q meeting Of the Captains and Vessel Owners
Association to-day their soncitor was instructed
70 prepare bill for the repeal Of the Pilotage laws
OF the state of Delaware. Resolutions were
adopted providing for the appointment oil com.
mttee to secure the removal OF half the pilotage
fees vessels entering this port also resolution
providing for the circulation Of petitions to Con.
gress to repeal the United states Shipping act. q
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or cAsxs or sxALLrox


for the week ending January g. lS72 was g.
The Attorney reports as foliows-Numbcr OF actions
number Of yudgmene obtained, al number Of COM
plants by heakh inspectors examined and form Of
endorsed thereon III examined and returned for further
The ctsi sctus mortaty Of the past year amounted To-
o47 bsiqg an incresse over the previous year Of A
statement that this must be assribed les local
than 10 general influences pervading wide
tent O country -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09
ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUD.

A SUIT for One Million Dollars Unpaid
Duties Brought Against Phelps, Dodge
Il Co. N7 eai Dire
Phelps, Dodge & Co. are extensive dealers in the
tin trade, as most people well know. Their trade,
It appears, has extended Of late beyond the legit
mate bounds OF propriety. So says clerk who
has been recently In their employ, and SO says the
United States District Attorney when he enters
suit for the recovery Of 81, 100000. a9i1 aa
Some say that the suit has been instigated by the
rivals In trade OF Phelps, Dodge Co. because that
drn has the monopoly Of the metal trade and pre-
vent the outside dealers from making much
money as they would wish. Others assert, and they
are the friends OF the frm, that the whole matter
OF an ambitious clerk, who, dispeased with the
treatment be has received at the hands Of the irm
has adopted as his revenge the slanderng Of their
= That suit has been begun in the matter there is
no doubt. The records OF the United States Court
vigorous prosecution is alike indisputabIe, as the
settlement that has been spoken OF has not been
S % c NJ sT
s s ssss 81 aS Sy s
that this Is untrue Is Mr.. kthan Allen, associate
az to
sitsr the most careful search found no evidence OF
The parties who have instigated this proceed
ing allege that this nrm have brought goods into
the msrKet for sale at price that was entirely too
low 10r then to sell at had they PAID the DUTY
thereon, and that, In consequence OF The absurd
cheapness or the goods OF the hrm, they investi-
gated the manner or their business, and discovered
that they were not paying customs duties upon a
large proportion OF their goods and were accord
ingiy cheating the government and imposing on
the trade IN general. * ri"
Mr.. Ethan Alien, associate counsel with Mr..
Dudley Field, states that, while the suit mas been
brought for the recovery OF $1,000O00 BY the
government, the sum Is merely nominal and does
not 60 to sustain the impression that the nrm mas
swIndled the government out Of that sum, put tnas
any sum less than that can be found as an inde0'
edness to the revenue. A..
The case now being entirely In the hands OF inc
government no settlement VIII pe en.ea saae"s
and the matter viii be pressed ior triai ~ once'
A Gard from Phelps, Dodge q 90
TO TIM EDITOR or THE HKRALD:-
We deem 1t proper to MAKE the Iolowlns 49,
ment:-Our attention having peen yai s
dava a0o nv the government officials 10 sueseu
,rre0uIar rites in some OF our importauons, uo
once furnished ali Information requih,e ~, s W
| nIete examination OF the matters IN ulspuso r.e
have been ana are prepared 20 SATISFY any JUS JUS
claim which the government has against US. a. VIC
vrn,,cr time the whole matter VIII DC iouuu per-
| irontfv 90 fieracfory to our friends. on
ice'v '"@~'N' PHELPS. DODGE W.
| NRw YORK Jan. s. ls7& 81. --..-ts4l go
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13
ST TE ITEMS.

Astoria has nearly one thou and
inhabitants.
The new fire bell has been nlaced in
the old tower at Salem.
The Astorian says that Astoria is
out of debt, and there is coin il the
treasury.
Last spring the Eagle Canal Ccmpa>
ny asked twenty or twenty-five cents
an inch for water for mining purposes,
and the miners at Sparta, ,nUnion coun>
ty, would not pay it. Lately however
Perkins, of the firm of bowen,
Cranston IL Perkins, owners of the
ditch, sold his interest to his partne g
who i'm med lately reduced the price OF
water to fifteen cents an inch, which
some miners are willing to pay. The
result has been that on Monday t G
miners at Sparta resumed operations.
Soon money will once again circulate
in that camp.
The elopement that commenced on
the Touchet last week, and ended at
Weston, has some peculiarities about it
that do not usually atterd cases in
which 0ns man steals another's wife.
Usually this is called running off, bur
in this instance the parties walked off,
aad travelled fifty miles on foot Hsd
they been allowed to 90 urmolested
and had they kept up their gait, they
would have reached Los Angles by
winter at the rate they travelled But
the cruel hearted Justice Of the Pace
at Weston committed them both to Jail
to answer q charge of adultry, and
there they would both have remained
had it not been that friends Of the
foolish woman came to her rescue and
baiIed her out. But no one has come
to the relief of the man who appropri-
ated his neighbors wife, and he
languisheth in the Pendleton JAIL
A couple of years ago, robbery of
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s treasure tox
occurred. and large amount of money
was stolen. Lately a participant in
the crime being arrested, exposed the
completely of one Milton Shepardson,
living at Sparta, in Baker county. IN
the crime. A few days ago he was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Harper and
Charley Adams, under the name of
Milton Matthews, and is now on his
way to California, where the crime was
committed, for trial.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the County Court for Polk County State Of
Oregon. will sell at public auction on said
day between the hours of o'clock A M and
4 o'clock p M of said day ut tho Court House
door in said county the following described
real property belonging to the estate of c
Daniels deceased te witt Beginning at the S Il
corner of the land claim of Jane Harriette
thence w on the ; line of said claim 81 S5
chains thence w 5.0l chains thence w 7.6s
chains to the center of the county road from
Salem ferry to Spring Valley thonce 1885
w along the center Of said road 1886 chains
thence East Al so chains to the bank Of the
Willamette river thence along the bank
of said river to tho place of degining con
tanning 68.46 acres more or less Said property
being situated in said county one mile west of
the city of Salem and is land of good qnality
and suitable for gardening purposes the terms
of Sale will be one half cash at time of sale
and one half in six months.
0 + Dnniels,
Administratrix.
September 8, 1873. 4w
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APPOINTMENTS.
PORTLAND DISTRICT.

PORTLAND DISTRICT.
VIM. Roberts, Presiding Elder.
Taylor street-G w Izer
Hall at eet and Portland Academy-T FRoy
nj
East Portland-Doane
Oregon City-Martin Judy
Olear Cresk-J Fl B CoyaI
Rock Creek-I N Dennison
Nilwaukie-Joseph HobeTg
Yamhill-to be supplied
Tiilsmook-Wm. Butts
Dayton-John Howard
McMinnvile-T A Wood
Htlsboro-J T Wolfe
East Tualatin-G G Roe
Astoria.-to be supplied
p c Advocate Il Dillon, editor
SALEM DISTRICT
D Driver, Presiding Elder
Ealem-Wm McPheeters
Howell Psairie-John Finn
Jeferson-J II Roork
Albany Wilson
Lebanon and Tangsnt--J Mccain
Brownsville-P NJ Starr
Creswell--N Clark
Monroe-D L Spaulding
Corvallis--to be supplied
Dallas-W D Nichols and John James
Eu gene City-A c Fairchild
Springfeld-W 9 Wilmot
Willamette University-L Powell, Prof W
Shaw agent
6antiam Academy NJ ::Niekerson Pricipal
UMPoUA DISTRICT
s II Todd, Presiding Elder
Wilber-R Booth
Roseburg-J w Van Cleave
Empire City--C Alderman
Jacksonvile-N A Starr ] H skidmorc
Grants Pass-T L Jones
Coquille-to be supplied
Umpqua Academy-C W Todd, agent
PUGET SOUND DISTRICT
j F DeVore, Presiding Elder
Olympiac-L 7 Woodard
steilocom-slH Mann
seatte...W Cosper
Skagit River-to be Supplied
Whidby's Island and Port Townsend-J W
Kuykendall
Tum water-H Patterson
Claquato- G ii Hoxie
Chehails-T M Reece
Mason--to be supplied
Oysterville Ira r Ward
Cowlitz-S Mathew
Kalama aud st Helens-Gcorge Cofey
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

Vancouver-J w Miller
Lewis River-J I'll Allyn
Tacoma-W T Chapman
Semiahmoo Bay--to be supplied
Vancouver Seminary-E d Curtis Principal.
| Stephen Bowers transferred to California Con-
| florence
EAST OREGON AND WASHINGTON CONFERENCE
wALLA wALLA DISTRICT
III X Hines Presiding Elder
Walla Walla-S G Havermate
Waitsburg-Koontz
Dayton-.H B Lane
Snake River to be supplied
Colfax-To be supplied
Wos.on-H Jenkins
Pen ideton Brewer
La Grande--G w Adams
Grand Ronde-J III Adass
Baker City-L A Powell
Eagle Creek-F Elliot
Chaplin SAL 0 Raynor
DALLEs DISTRICT
Caldwell, Presiding Elder
Dalles-J Vandersol
Wasco-To be supplied
0choeo-To be supplied
Klamath--To be supplied
Yanax-James Harer
Goose Lake--To be supplied
Canyon City--A Joslyn
Klickitat-H Caldwell
Yakima-G w Kenady
INDIAN MISSION DISTRICT
ii Wilbur, Presiding Eldea
Slmcoe-J III Wilbur and Thomas Pcarnc,
Sietz--W Chattin
Chehalis-To be supplied
Missionary at large-George Waters.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13
HAIR DRESSING,
Ayers Cherry Pectora1,

For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon the confidence of mankind az tins excellenS
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series of wears and among most Of the races %
men il has risen higher and higher IN their estma-
ton as it has become better known IFS uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat have made It knawn as no
nable urotector against them. While adapted to
milder forms of disease and 10 young children 1t IL
AT the same time the most eacctual remedy that can
be given for incipent consumption, and the dan
gerous affections of the throat and lungs. As pro.
vision against sudden attacks of Group, 1t should
be kept on hand in every family and indeed as al
are sometimes subject To colds aud coughs, All
should be provided with this antidote fJf Elenl.
Although settled C0nsuntf,st01E 10 thought fIa-
curabe stIll great numbers OF cases whei9 the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored 10 sound health Uy tho
Cherry Pecforaf. So complete IS its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Threat, that
the most obstinate of them yield to it. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee.
Singers ard Public Speakers Ind great pro-
lection from it.
1sthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by IL.
bronchitis is generally cured by taking ths
Cherry Pectorat In small and freQiFent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known that WssneeA
not publish Tho certificates Of them here, or 90 mo
than assure the public that its qualities ara ful5
maintained. :,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13
Special Notice.
September 8, 1873,

Tt is we'll known fact that Dyspepsia and
Indigestion are the causes of nearly all the
diseases that the human bo3y is heir TO; then
why pay enormous doctors bills BY using
r. r.Hcnley's celebrated / X l. Bitters they
nm be thoroughly eradicated from the system
and new lite impaired to the sufferer. Read
phy sician's certificates in advertisement in
not her column.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Foveps
Chin Fever; Re1l1itte91T2It 912I; heysr, Dusc2 a.
and indeed all the affections which sTise
from MALICIOUS, marsh, or mlaslnafac
poisons,
As it's name lraplies, il does Cpsf.c and does ne&
fail Containing neither Arsenic. Qpiniaes lasH1uR.
Zinc nQr any ojher mineral o. poisonous substance
whatever, il in n0uise iniures anT patient. lt0
number and importance of is cures N the age dls-
triCts are literally beyond account, Gna VS. bepeVs
without parallel in tfe hi tory II Aguc medicine.
Our pride is era;l5ied by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS we
receive of the radical cures effected IN Obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly ialled
Unacclimatcd persons, either reslFefr N, or
travelling through miasnatic localities, vii he pro-
tected hv taking the fGT'E CTEaF daily.
For Iirer Complaints, arising from torpldlty
of the Liver il Is m excellent remeSsy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and liver Complaints. it's
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
markable cures, where other medicines had failed
Prepared by DIR. J. C.. AVER Co, Practic.i
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and st0
all round the world.
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

splendid assortment Of every description o4
groceries now on the way from Portland for
Clark's postofice store, Dallas-also splendid
lOt OF Terrels, mems, boys, misses, ladies and
.childrens boots and shoes now on the way from
the factory in San Francisco. All kinds OF
lnefchantile produce wanted for which will
give as much as anybody in town.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

We call special attention to the advertise
ment of John W. Gilbert in this issue, wherein
he calls attentnton to the fact that, he wants
to purchase all the hides, ,pelts and furs in the
State, for which he viii pay the highest cash
price.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

STABBING AFFRAy.-Welearn that stabhinr
afray occurred on Luckimute the other day be
tween Alderman and Tetrow which resulted
in ow being stabbed three times, whether
atally or not we did not learn.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

All persons in Polk county lcsirg sheep
within the last year by dogs, wolves, or disease
will ind ii greatly to their advantage, to re-
port the number lost and the cause, to James
Tatam at once. Address hin. by letter or other
wise at Eola' Polk County Oregon. Sep 8 4
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

LOoK.-Let everybody be on the lookout for
Cli fis new stock ofgoods which will be here
next Saturday it will be the best stock ever
brought to Dallas. His goods will be sold
cheap for cash.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

COUNTY COURT FOR POLK COUTY,
v J0regon, September .. 1873 In the matter
OF T. A Walling's Guardianship Of Jesse
Florence. Mary l.. Alice, Grant. ard Jennie
Waiing. minor children of j. u. Willing
deceased. Now comes said Guardian and
presents her petition for license TO sell the in
terests Of said minors in the following de.
scribed land: Beginning 50 feet + Of the y
f Corner Of Lot in block | in the town OF
Lincoln Polk County Oregon, running thence
y SO feet, thence East 10 the Wiilsmeti River,
thence S Go feet, thence to the place of begin
ing And il appearing 10 the Court that sale
Of said proper ty woald benefit said wards aud
Is expedent. ii Is hereby ordered that tho next
of kin Of said minors aud all persons interest
cd in said estate appear before this court at
the ceurt room thereof in the court house In
saia County Tuesday October Z, 1878
at y o'clock NJ. then and there sh1w cause
why order shouid not be granted tor the
sale of said property Aud let copy of this
order be puhlis he'd, once a week for four con
secatvc weeks before the said day appointed
for hearing, 10 the LIBERAL REruBLicAS
newspaper Of said County as by Law required,
-J Ii Myer, Judge
Sept Saw
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
VI undersigned was At the June term 1873.
of the County Court for Polk county Oregon
duly appointed eNecutrix of the estate of j. j.
Rawlings deceased, all persons having claims
against said estate requested Ia present the
same to at my residence in Monmouth
Oregon for allowance within Fix months from
the date hereof. aud all persons indebted to
said estate viii. make immediate payment to
me.
Nancy A. Rawlings
Executrix
Monmouth September |, A. Il. 1873.
Sept. iw
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

1 THANKs.-Thanks to Mr.. Clark for that
thatsplendid watermelon he gave us last Sat-
lurday. Let everybody call ON CLARK to buy
their MELONS.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

EoNPLAINT.-We here of some complaint {
bout the bridges on the read between here and
Bireley's ranch, also between here andths Bar
pey- Scovil place.
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DIR FIRESIDE FRIEND.

Chromos are delivered at once. The distri
button will POSITIVELY take place on the
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OUR CHRONIC "CUTE" is 16x20 inche
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OUR FIRESTDE FRIEND is an eight page
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For the very best photographs go to Bra d
ley &. Ruloffson's Gallery without STAIR s.
N~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, "a
Montgomery. street, San Francisco.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

MI. II. CHURCH SoUTH.-Services on the Isl
Sabbath of each month at ii A. NJ. Rev. J,
M. Love Pastor
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13
TOWN AND COUNY NEWS.
CHUhCR DIRECTORY

mi. =. CHuRcH.-Services on the 4th Sabbath
in each month at II o'clock A. M. and P. M
Sabbath school every Sunday at 9 A. M,
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev
J James. Pastor.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

Miss Saddle Shreve, is making DRESSES In
In the latest and best style, also cutting and
fitting, and all kinds of plain sewing done
with neatness and dispatch. -
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

We notice several improvements going ON in
antown, we always knew Dallas was bound to
be the city ofthe west
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-13

BAPTIST CHURcH.-Services on the Sd Sab.
bath of each month at il A. nj. Rev. ID.
Holman, Pastor
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Weather has been rather cool during the
weAk.