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Show She (Ogtlcn function. Pnblisbod overr WKPXESDAY and SATVKDAT, by the CK.DK.f I'l BUSHIO COMFA.tr. , harloM W,lciiroMe, Editor. ami Hiisiikum Mnottger. C 0DI?.V, SATURDAY, Ilon PIoh i:taii. JUNE 8, 1873. l, In France. A brief dispatch from London, announces that President McMahon yesterday gave aa audisnce to Prince lluuaparte, the "Plon Plon" of the Preach army. Short as is the the announcement of this visit is of great consequence, as leading tjthe inference that the favorite marshal of the late' Empire, and the mes-hnpj- e, principal representative of the dynasty that was overthrown ou the field of Sedan, are on the same cordial terms that existed between them during the halcyon day3 of the Na- poleonic rule. The resignation of Thiers as President, and the election of an avowed imperialist, who has never swerved from his fealty to the throne of the Cesars, as the head of the sot dt'sant French Republic, could cot fail to be accepted as an acknowledgment that What that a change is demanded. change may be is yet problematical, but McMahon's promotion "was at lc:;.--t a partial endorsement of the movement to call back Eugenie from lu-exile, and to establish a regency during the minority of her son. Now, the warm reception of a Napoleon by McMahon, and his presence at the Capital, cannot be construed otherwise than as a step to the restoration of the Empire, and the rehabilitation of Prance under a regime the memory of which is cher-ihc- d by the people. The Republic r . was but a temporary expedient, reported to for the purpose of assuaging the asperities of contending factions, and to hush up jealousies which have been so baneful to the interests of that country. The visit of Prince Napoleon is purely not without a deep significance, and may be portentous of events likely to create great commotions throughout the continent of a, Mc-N.e- the nineteenth century. Europe. A of Passengers List exercised a wholesome' restraint over lisuch of the sile or other disposition Per Guion & Co't. S. S. A'evada from Power. A. Miser, quors. Liverpool, June 4th, 1873. McKeax, Theo. The Emperor of Brazil delivered John R. Wixdeb, Jemima Webb, Louisa Christmas; J. F. Smith, an elaborate address on the seventh Eliza Newell; Wm, Susan and Sarah E Isaac Gboo. Parker; Ceo and Mary A Buckler; of May, to the Legislature, on the The report was accepted and the Sarah, John, Martha S, Lincoln and occasion of its prorogation. The same committee were authorized to Oliva Rees; Charles and Esther Mills; Ger speech was received with great satis- draft a new ordinance embodying Richard B, Elizabeth, Elizabeth,Rumer-eiChas Edith and trude Sampson; faction as indicating that the policy John Rand Orson P Fretwell; John, limitation of dram shops to a the of the Government is to continue in Emma and Sarah Grant; Thomas Norris; number not exceeding fifteen, and to Mary Panter; James, Caroline, Emily, the direction of reform and material restrict their hours of business to the Arthur and Henry Green; James, Seli-nJohn and Edward Clark; John, Mary improvement, though its tendencies, time between G a. m. and 10 p. m. Sarah A Measures; Jean and Joseph and conand be moderate will politically, We approve of the conclusion at Tibbs; Wm and John Hunter; Margaret servative. Many reforms are sugThos II, Wm E which the City Council has arrived. Naismitb; Thos. Sarah Eliza S shown and has J Francis Godfrey; Andrew, gested, and the Emperor Entire prohibition if within the pow- Euphemia, David, Andrew, Euphemia in his determination, great foresight er of the authorities is under present and Henry Pennan; Geo Leslie; Charles, his in as expressed address, to overMargaret, Charles, Alice, Arthur, Ellen, But Ada circumstances impracticable. and Wm. Odd; Henry, Mary, Harthrow the feudalism which has too and riet to undoubted Henry Hughes; W W, S J, R H, has the an right City long enthralled the people of one of E W, W W, M W, T W, W T, G T restruct and regulate this traffic in JandW, H W, Vander Flugt; A A de Haan; the fairest gardens on the globe, and intoxicating drinks, and we hope an A E and M S Nolkam'yer; M Veenendeal; bound them in the shackles of ignor- ordinance will be drafted which the Wm, Elizabeth, George and Elizabeth ance and superstition. Courts disposed to support the law- Ray; Sarah J Sixsmith; Amanda, David, riht-minde- d Peter, John, Alex .and Andrew Rollo; Among the recommendations made less cannot break, and that the Thomas, Agnes and James Gilson; David Teraud people of the City is worthy of attention, giving evi l; David Miller; James will unite in maintaining its McKendrick; ritory, H Wm Edward and Sarah Howell; Don advancement of dence of the provisions. Maycock; Cornelius Plant, Joseph and Pedro's Empire in civilization, and Maria Heaton; James, Elizabeth, Thomas, Martha, Wm, Elizabeth, Margaret in the influence he is exerting to Municipal. and Mary Sharrock; Richard, Sarah, ward the dissemination of liberal The City Council of Ogden City met, James, Elizabeth and Margaret Webster; ideas. The Emperor although long pursuant to adjournment, in the City Joeph T Walker; Wm Parker: John, bound in the fetters of mediaeval su- Hall, on Monday, June 23d, 1873, at 2 Ellen, Murry, Agnes, John, Edward, Robert, Margaret, Jane, Francis and p. m. Elizabeth Shepperd; James, Janet, Marperstition has broken loose from his Alderman Thomson was voted into the garet, Mary and David Hoggaa; William chains, and now conforms to the re chair. and Mary A Russall; Prudence Phillips; Jno quirements of the age. He states Russell; Daniel Smith; Jas, Eliza, On motion, Mr. James Taylor was apWilliam and Emily Coleman; Jos. Boding-ton- ; difthe and education that popular pointed Clerk pro tern. Sarah Birkenhead; Ada and Harfusion of light are needed by his Alderman Thomson alluded in feeling riet Warrilow; George, Charlotte, and subject3,and that measures should be terms to the death of our late respected John Cardell; August and Annie Wilcken; and eulogised him for his Wilkelmina, Emily and ChristinaDamke; adopted to make Brazil not only an Recorder, Isaac, Mary, Heber, and Clara Mitchell; many business and social qualities. He W. H., Anna, Minnie, raise to but in Amy, Lula and territory, Empire was followed, on the same subject, by Mabel Rowe; Joshua, Ellen and Ellen from degradation the thousands who Councilor Penrose. Polfreyman; E. T. and Annie Magee; Clara are groveling along the banks of the Johnson; Joseph and Polly Briggs; A petition for relief to a man found Wm and Millicent Birkenshaw; Wm dostreams that wash his immense near the It. It. depot in a sick and desti Hodges; Edwin Pickford; Thomas, Ann, minion, or infest the marts of his tute condiiion, was presented, and the George and Felix Fitt; Thomas, Ann. Marshal was instructed to investigate Lydia. Orson and Maud Johnson; Job Capital. the matter and report at the next sitting Kiddy; David Evans; Mary A Price; After the delivery of the speech, John Miller; George and George Ellis; of the City Council. Sarah A Smith; Albert Swainton; Mary a discussion in the Senate occurred Several petitions for the office of City and Henry Clark; Edward Howack; Henon an act introduced regarding mi- Recorder were presented, and it was re- ry and Brighatn Spaekman: Olive Stagg; nority representation. The bill es- solved that at the conclusion of the reg- John Packham; Solomon King; John tablishes the principle that the vote Hall; Mary Dartnell; Charles Reid; ular business of the day the Council go Thomas, Sarah, Ruth, Cecilia, Anna, be to shall limited of each elector into Committee of the Whole, and that Sarah and Amelia Ward; John and Suone name on each ticket which usuthese petitions be referred to said Com- san Beer; John C and Annie Webb; Wm ally consists of three. This principle Hirkin, David Phillips; Martha Jones; is extended to all the elections frftaj mittee. John T Rees; Rees Gibbs; Joseph ThomA petition with several signatures, as; that of Justices to Deputies and SenHapkin Lewellyn; James and Sarah ators. The idea of minority repre- asking for the right to convey a portion Howells, Thomas Jones; David Lewis; sentation originated in Illinois, and of the waters of Mill creek to Broom's David Williams; Sarah A Lewis; Hannah Charles Collier; Ellen Wilthe Constitutional enactment to that Bench, to be used for machinery and ir- liams;Griffiths; Charles Meadows; James Williameffect has given protection to thous- rigation purposes, was presented and son; Joseph, Hyrum, Sarah, Caroline ands who have not had a voice in referred to the Committee on Improve- rnd Sarah Bull; William King. the councils of the State. ments. Booked to New York oklt. The Empire of the South is fallA petition from Jonathan Browning, to Mercy 11 Thompson; Henry Ure; ing into line, and marching to the purchase an acre of land on the Bench, David Mustard. music of progress and to the notes of was referred to the Committee on Public Itrazil a an American Canard Exploded. It appears from reliable authority that thero is no truth in the statement that th'e Central Pacific P. It. The Liquor Question. The Salt Lake City Council met last evening and again considered the liquor question. More petitions were Company have assigned their interpresented, asking the Council to proest to Commodore Vanderbilt. The hibit the sale of liquor so far as posstory originated from tho promises sible. made by tho President and Vice- Tho committee appointed to conPresident of the Company, that if sider this matter made the following their withdrawal from the Directory : would be advantageous to the inter- report the JTo Honorable the Mayor and ests of the Company, they would Lity Council of halt Lake: Commodore Vanderbilt imGbntmcmrx Your committee, to whom was referred tho petition of Alexander to ank the mediately telegraphed Mollne ami twenty-eighundred and of California to buy the road in his seventy-thre- e others, respectfully beg name if practicable. The .Company leave to present the following report thereon as our conclusion, w ithout spehave refused any overtures whatever cial reference to the argumentr, facts or for a transfer, as they are solvent nnd modes of reasoning by which the same able to meet all their liabilities. were reached by us : Your committee, having had constantThere is no doubt that encourage- ly in view the gravity of the subject ment was given to tho report from matter cf the petition in our deliberations thereon, and having carefully conthe fact that certain negotiations are sidered the prayer of said petition,' and while we peudiug between the Company and ments as accord with the general sentiexpressed therein, your several largo California capitalists, deems it expedient, at the present with a view not to the withdrawal of time, to take the action solicited in the first prayer, of said puiition. ony one, but to secure the .influence Your committee would respectfully of other prominent men iu behalf of recommend the granting of the second prayer of said petition to the favorable the road. consideration of the Council, and as a We are gratified to learn that the means to the end sought to be obtained statements about tho road passing in said prayer of said petition, presentinto the hands of Eastern men, is in- ing the following prorations : 1st, That in granting licenses for dram correct. It is to the interest of Calor tippling shops, there be inserted in ifornia that her own capitalists should tha ordinance & provision limiting the control the Central Pacific, and wo sale of spirituous or malt lienors to certain hours, say from the hour of seven do net want to see Ogdea a way-sid- e illation on one continuous line, but a o'clock a. in. to seven o'clock p. m., and this to .be as a police regula. grand junction of four important tion. provision roads, for which it is evidently de- J, That the number of such licenses rc-ig- u. ht com-niiti- oci. Retcrxixq Elders. Grounds. ee Reports of Committees were received and accepted. A number of tradesmen! and other bills were read and ordered to be paid. An application from Supt. L. Farr for assistance from the city by way of investment build the Weber county portion of the Utah Northern Railroad, was received favorably, and the Council expressed its approbation of the work and determination to assist. On motion, the Marshal was directed to erect a suitable liberty pole in the ' City Hall yard. It was resolved that the Fourth of July be observed as a general holiday, and that a recommendation for the suspension of business on that day be published in the Ogden Junction. The Council then went into Committee of the Whole. On the of the Council, Alderman Moore, Chairman of the above named Committee, reported, stating that no conclusion had been arrived at concerning the appointment of Recorder, and asked for lurther time. The request was granted and the Council adjourned to meet at the City Hall, on Monday, July 7th, 1873, at 2 p.m. Pi rb Flovr. If you like clear white bread and pastry you can have it by using the flour made at the Weber Mills, D. Meeting of the Second School District. of incalculable benefit to the community if our farmers will supply clean plump be limited, by which provision may be wheat without weed-seed- s or smut. rs g' June 23d, 1873. Mr.. Mark Hall was appointed chairman ef the meeting, and Mr. Jos. Hall, secretary. The chairman said the object of calling the together on the present occasion was, first, to hear a report from the trustees, of the financial condition of the District, and then to consider the propriety of levying a tax to build a new school-hous- e at the south end of the District, the present one being too small and otherwise inconvenient for school purposes. It was also necessary to raise funds to complete the improvements in and around the school-hous- e in this part of the District. Mr. Thomas Doxey, Chairman of the. Trusttes, read the financial report, which was very satisfactory to the meeting. He said the building of the new its appointments and other improvements in the District, would cost, according to the estimate made by the trustees, a little over two thousand dollars; and they proposed to levy a tax of one per cent, on ell the taxable property in the Second School District, to raise the d amount. After some discussion on the subject, the meeting unanimously voted for the aforementioned tax. The new school-hous- e is to be built of adobies, and is to be 33x23 Icet. In a vote of thanks the present expressed their confidence in and their appreciation of the past labors of the trustees. At 9 o'clock p.m. the meeting adjourntax-paye- e, above-name- H, Peery proprietor. We have tried it and epeak by taste and eyesight Mr. Peery is certainly supplying the market with a finer quality of tiour than has ever been turned out before in the Territory, and it building up a" reputation for Utah wheat and flour which will be ed fine tax-paye- rs die. iw ami sweetened to please the i Restomv?1 "Tonics," "Appellors u a ieau niMMt r uil lO aninkpl iu ruin, but are a tnio Medicine, made from the native roots and herbs of California i. free from all Alcoholic Stimulants. Titers the Great Wood Purine r una a Principle, a Perfect Innovator ani InW ator ot the System, carrying off all poisonmn matter, and restoring the blood to a heal' It? condition, enriching it. refreshing in. vlgorating both mind and body. They are easy of administration, prompt In thi.-t- action, certain iu their results, isafe and e in all forms of disease. '. ou-.- l r reti-abl- Ao I'erKon can lukc these Hitter according to direction, aud remain Im are ut long uuw.ell, provided their destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and the vital organ wasted beyoud ilto point of repair. or Indirection, Dyspepsia Puin in the Shoulders, na1-ach- e, Cotigtis, Tiga'. ness of the Chest, Dizziness, sour Eructations of the Stwmacli, Rail Taste in tip Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, rain, m tV region of the Kidneys, and .t nuiidrvl other painful Minpiutus, art; the offspring of Dyspepsia. In these coiitptalms it lm no equal, an 4 one bottle will prove a gnarantee of its merits than a lengthy ad, vcrtlsenient. Fer Female Complaints, in younr or ohl, married or single, at the dawn eC woiuanhoad, or the turn of life, these Tonic Diners display so decided nn influence that a marked improvement is soon perceptible. r For Inflammatory aud Chronic and ;ttt. Dyspepsia tr II lieu mutism Indigestion, liilious. Remittent and Intermittent Fevers. Diseases of the lilood. Liver. Kidneys ami Dhidder, these liitters liavu been most successful. Such Diseases are caosedby Vitiated Hlood, which is generally prodneed by derangement o( the Digestive Organs. For Skin DKchso, Eruptions. Tetter, Salt Klieimi, Rlolctws, iSpuH, I'hnpks. Pustules, Doils, Carbuncles, Scald-HeaSore Eyes, Erysipelas. Itvh. Scurfy Discolorjtioii.s of the Skin. Umnois and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever 'i.inw or nature, are literally up ami carried out of the system Ih a shurt time by the use of these Bitters, one bottle in jmcIi ease will convince the most incredulous f their dg curative effects. flic Vitiated Blood whoyon tiud Its impurities bursting Ihrongli the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, tr Sn-s- ; cleaune it when you Und it obstructed and sluggish Ih the veins ; cleanse U wlieu it i foul ; your feeling will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and the fcealthof tit system will follow. 'U-nti- mever unl Pirt, olBicr Worm, Tape lurking in the system of so liiauytliDtiMiiids are effectually destroyed and removed. Says a distinguished physiologist : There I Hcareely un individual bu the face of Xa earth whoso body Is exempt from the worms, "it is not upon the healthy elements of the body that wormsexist.hu'. upon I lie diseased humor and slimy deposit that breed these living monster of disease. No system of medicine, no vermifuges, n authelminities, will free tho nysteiu from worms like these Hitter. ItlrcUaiiicsil en- l)iseJi.HP.-Perso- ns gaged ia Paints mid .Mineral, such a I an r Plumbers, Typesetter, Miners, a they advancu in ife, lire wibjert to paralysis of the liowels. To pnard again-- l till, take a dose of Walker's Yinecau Cold-beate- Uit-IEK- s; a woct. Stiliouw, Itciitittriit mill Inter which sre so prevalct.: in it tout inthevallrvs of our great river throughout tbel'nited States, especially those or Hi? Fcvr. Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri. Illinois, Tennessee, CunilKTiand. Arkansas, Red, Colorado, Alabama. Mobile. Rrazos, Rio Grande, Savannah, Roanoke, James, und many larl, other, with their vast tributaries, through- out our Pursuant to notice published in the of the Second Junction, the School District .net in the School-hous- e on Fifth-st- ., Ogden City, Monday even-in- school-hous- Vlncffsir Hitters are not a vile Drink, made of Po.r Rum, Vblskv Fi,,,, twice Charles II. Wilcken (in charge of company); James 0. Bleak; John Lewis. tax-paye- s Jos. Hall, Secreta ry pro (em. The only man not spoiled by being lioniicd" was the prophet Daniel. cut ire country duvin'g the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so durlngsea-son- s of unusual heat ami dryness, are invariably accompanied by ixlensivo no I of the sioinuUi aud liver, other alKlmuinal viscera. In their treatment, apHrgativfl, exerting- a powerful upou these uriou organ, is essenfur tially necessary. There I no cathartic the purpose equal to Du. J.Vai.kkk's Visk-O- ar thov will speedily remove DiTTKK., d the viscid matter with hieU - dark-colore- the bowels ure loaded, at the s;mo the secretions of the liter, ami generally restoring the healthy tnnctlou of the digestive organ. W-- Scrofula, or King's Kvil. ' Swellings, fleers, Ervsipela. Swelled licck. Cioltre, Scrofulous Itiilamumtions, Indolent luflammation. Mercurial A Keel ions. Old Sores, Eruptions of tho Skin, Sore Eyes, etc., etc. In these, as in alt other constitutional Disease. Walkkk's; Visbuar Hitters have rhowu their great curative powers in the most obstinate and intractable cases. California Vinr-jrWalkrr'ft Ir.Mittem act on uli thce cases in a ur Hiuilur manner. Dv purifying the Wood they remove the cause, and by resolving away the effect or the ititlaminatioii (th" tubercnlar deposits tho affected parts receive hearth, and a permanent cure ! efflr-otfd- The Aperient and rm'.d Laxative .properties of Dn. Walkkk's iskoak l cases ofern; d are the best tionsand malignant fever. Their balsamic, vu healing, and soothing properties prouxt - , humors of the fauces. Their Sedative prrycrtlea allay pain in the nervous 8ste:u. stomach and bowel, cither from inflammation, wind, colic, cramp, etc. flitter on reel ions. Take of the to one mid half a from bed to at .night going one-hal. Eat good nourWitii' mutton cltop, vem-Pofood, nuchas roast beef, and vegetaMes, and tJke out-doexercise. They ure composed or purely vegetable ingredients, und contain uo spirit, biT-tei- w -- pure-guar- Ii wine-glassfu- lt beef-stea- li. ii. iicix"AS.r t co., CM., .i KALEKS Druggist ,t Gen. Agt., San Francisco, A cor. Washington and Charlton Sts., SOLD BY ALL DHCHCTSTS 34-S- A m fiood Cliance for a Judge J. GROVKR, of TJton, Wdr A tent for Ctnh of th Pictorial Polyglot Lwk ot Bible. dlOO lO-U- to-- , ' |
