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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-14
Ihe Little Corporal Of the w est
o. rzs sAasssr PATRIOT AND TIE JOLLY ,or..

The Little Corporal of the West.
", w no wears on his victorious crest
Al, me iaurels OF hundred fights;
Wnose fame all loyal hearts delights,
~, WI not learn, what some could teach
ANe ciaptrap Of Buncomb speech,
Is not jolly joker.
a a man be is of earnest work,
SoIemn S~ and thoughtful a. Turk,
~ nen the uext days declining sun
~sy mark battle lost or won;
ana never. thong he freely smokes.
Ass ne the time for snutty jokes.
He's not sInutty joker.
a. hmes he mar. in his quiet way,
AHer the labors of The day,
a9e group OF veterans sitting round
IDeif camp fire on the battle ground,
Iel OF some wild daredevips prank,
out never as mountebsnk.
He's not ciowpish Joker.
Joe Miller is to him bore,
ION Brown nuisance you NAV score
Aad Punch is but an English funkey,
ANA The testers but braying donkey
Grant says twill do to laugh and jest
"hen this rebellion is suppressed.
Hes lot circus joker.
While Old Abe's plans have always failed ;
Grant has an empire fairly won,
While Lee stall hangs near Washington,
The rebels strength and our disgrace,
Grant Is the man for Old Abe's place
He's not awarlike joker
While Honest Old Abe chiefly figures
In p"oclalnatioUs TO the niggers,
Grant writes no bulls against the comet,
No Inanliestos from nahoiDet,
But 10 some purpose plans and fgh,s,
IL liberaiiDg blacks aud whites.
Hes 70. : shallow Joker
!ed. Davis still in Richmond dwelIs,
But bis starved OF. jim this story tells :.
That masters packing up 10 flee,
To escape the year OF Jubilee.
lie knows, when GRANTS hedging round.
Der's danger 10 him, III be bound
Hes not tritiing Joker"
frsuI oUT Hrst movement on Bull run,
Richmond our army might have won;
And three OF ~ AZ times sIrce, tney say,
Had not Old Abe stood IN the way.
His praises ie; King Sh0idg ch.Is-
the peoples faycrlte is Grant.
He's no: = biuu dsring ioker.
OLe hundred thousand soldiers loIt
vi odE hrst army tel! the cost
oi Oii Aoes tactics. Who but he
Could thus have joked with General Lee.
And with the ccaatry' Is il strange
Grant should be called On for change,
Hes not 4 mock lng loker.
Vow reconstruction i. lne word.
And project, IJc3ss and absurd,
By honest Abe Las been proposed
" hereby our troubles may be closed,
" bile Orants plan i, for our release,
10 iAu the rebels lu,o peace.
Hes not reckless joker.
A cruel joke il is, indeed,
Where sharp devices sGpersado
The aas, IN patching Up State
To he OLD Abe, a. auy rs,--
4 Joke which iJaest patriots feel
Grant - the patriot ~ r-p=ai.
Ees EJts sC-eu!ns J5ker.
he knows no tricks. sEG has 10 2ira,
AScePt iL- lost states ~ reclaim:
Ana EE9Ss Bu way those States to yin
Bat the "aF - Eand-,o whIp taem to.
DO Ih-s, SAYS Graut. the war ~iit cease,
Aud iAe IGsOH Is restored Ir peace
Hes not tIaksrlng Joker.
of@ht IS our E.an,o tie pe6fie cry;
grant Is our soldiers quick reply
An earnest. sOlId. s:eyiI5g man;
We Ike hIs Practice asd has plan
Old Abe, with All hIs jokes and cant.
May 50. Tie country Gals for Grsr;
he 10: costly Joker.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-14

A good story is told of tall, raw boned
foil w, who went into q market house at
Boston-perhaps the Quincy, and seeing a
large hog On exhibition, Was nightly.
struck with it.
i swear, said he. that's great hog,
swear | never saw a finer looking one in
my life, swear what short legs he's got.
| swear
Look here, friend said little dry look.
ing individual, troitipg up, you must not
swear so
i swear Ishould like to know whyF
said the hard swearer, with an ominous
lock-
Because, said the little man. swearing
is against the law. and shall have to
commit you drawing himself up
Are you justice of the peace? in>-
quired the swearer.
: Il am.'Hs rt>r rsA So
We'll. ! swear said the prefane man,
Il am more astonished at that than was
about the hog
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-14

TALL KECRuIrs- the recruits for
the l4th Rhode Island reg gment, on Dutch
Island, are fourteen brethers, all the sous
of the .ame e father ard mother A still
more ma,kable circumstance concerning
these boys is, that there are among them
two pairs Of twins. The average height Of
the fourteen is six feet two inches, max.
ing an aggregate of eighty.fre feet Their
names are psstley, and they are all mem-
bers Of Company. They came from the
town of Deposit, Broome Co, N. Y, whore
their mother is still living, their father
being dead, and where. also, they. have
two sisters, also twins, ono of whom weighs
two hundred and eighty two pounds and
the other but two hundred and twenty
Providence Journal.
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Grandmother" said Ike. seriously, to
Mrs. Partington. "have you heard the re-
port tha, the Prince of Wales baby has
not got all his fingers on one hand. that
both his legs are not right?' "Ler' bless
mel" exclaimed the old lady. "Then how
could he ever WELD the sceptre OF the
realm, or walk as he ought to ds| Ike
however, prete.ded not to hear the re-
mark, but began clipping the cats whis-
kers, and grinning to think that his grand.
mother did not see that nobody has all
his fingers on enc hand, nor anybody two
right legs.
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a Bavarian professor announces that in
1865 comet shall come SO close ~ to sn>
danger the earth, and should it not at
latch itself to the earth - one glebule OF
quicksilver to another. nsr anuihilats us.
the sight will BE- most beautiful to behsla.
During thres nights We shall have no
darkness, bat - bathsd in the brilliant
lisht Of the blanng train.
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A Soldier writes ;-"whsn We were cut
on . scout in Mississippi one day. our
small column was marching in file, when
the rear rank sank very deep ~ seeount
Of the trsddsn mud. sForW TIVE, deep
cried the major. 'Cuss it, cried one Of
the beys, were toe deep already"
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wa Hsts end Es.rd LHrgs F1ses, 0nS ~ thS a.
tsSn Of Hs CcIsbroisd Pat ns Double
sAsst Bottom F!ie.
TrESTIsN i. iayi,ed 70 the ..llow.nf points q -.
q periority,
ls.. DURAsL1r-L1st stag, with proper care, At isaA
% years. Stoves are new In tia. we're set ~ i1
1899.
Cd. MlSsFAc1rBr Every portion OF the Stove u
thoroughly constructed. Each stove i, saSnined to
critical test, and leave esrks aAlsss com
pletely ard perfectly finished
I'd. c.rAorrr-Baking, broilinr boiling. rsas.iaE,
asd all other culinary operations, performed ct fis
same time barrel Of aoar baked ir.e bread with
single FIRE.
4ib, Eoosoxr.-savins tins eftae stove in . or
years in the item OF fuel.
Oh. vEsrTLATIsS ovEs.--In the Stewart Steve
alone the front doors open directly into the (prs
tec.ed by letters paten;.) sesarng dir<e. dram
through the to- Of tie ov.a, by means o: forated
holes in the doors and back naes. wall be borne Ia
mind THAI the heated air always rises this method
s ventilation IS The only oi va! Ge whatever
Ga. Es1lRE CaSTaoL ~ Hs.T.-The heat generated
By III. be held therein and vssd a.ros0s
tnte the room. ot pleatur..
1th. Tnr DorsLE sHEsT Ba7Ton TLEE-sy uhisa
COMPRISING and EveT,i=E action of h-.! is obtained
and the even more syeu'y 4ad efficiently heated tnan
by suy other knoSn invention.
sth. cssLIsG-PeTfsrmed OF ire .es sad vIihou: the
possibility of .mok. estyrins tn. rcosa.
s:n. HsT wsTEE Reservoir AxS wAExiss Clesr-
Eslh u,-al aua eoaveGeai rapPii.d Nv TIE waste heat
.nd wi;ho4, extra faeI.
Icth. WITEE BGcK.-Aa arrsns-nsa: FOR Supplying
hst water for the bath room equal to sRyrsngs.
sE-sold oy all dealers, on triAl OF non.ns; wish
vri.tsr guaranty for that period II asked.
SC B-sars OF the nusn-ross worthless limitations
in E.-k-t. See II ST The zane. Of p. p Stewart
ana o. the manufacturers each No sthsr
:. genuine,
1=- Descriptive pamphlets free by mail any sd-
dress. Aeeneis. IN all the pine pal e.t!s. and
il tn. Cn.ted States. Ajirers.
FULLER, WARREN L CO, Troy, y T.,
sele Manufacturers and PsoPri:;cE. of tks C.iatsa
s:ovs works.
Ter sale in oti.=asn'y oY JOHN EASLEY.
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=. e. UATuEwAr,

., sgist Eookse,ler, and stationer-ottd,ra, ~
asea iu store Natagers block, south SIDE o. 'As
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Walther's Ice Cream Saloon.
HENRY WALTHEIl,

Madison Street, Opposite Post Office Block,
Ot!am0, III:
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NJ. KNEUSSL,
G~~sr DruSsi.tand 4 Lpo,isoary. Nain ST.. OHSsH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.)
- .rter 81 Drugs Chemicals, Frsac, Csgnias brsn-
d.ss a ICES, &C., &c. Aut1s
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&C. NATHEwA
pgXLERrIs
All Ss.Ss OF rrsSvce s,lch What Cern, Oats, II
r7otly SEED, DC
oSss Warehouse. vest side OF lFriton stretI'Sl-
usrIy occupied by W. ". Low, 0rasa, Ill.
I&eral advances Eai :. sn grain In store sepo
xTxAwN FowELL.
Dxal<ys in Grasr, cnd Ill k,nds Of Produce
S1es acl ar ehouse su the sidsc cut near the Gas
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We have been waiting for something 20
turn up in the horse market out Of which We could
make rcroIi that would interest our country readers
but appears that tie longer SIC wait Ito less we shall
haze 10 report. Tie Spring business was rcaiiy prom
isrr six weeks 'ro though sales were ret large, nor
wa tie stock Of horses sec. But there were Co0l
many inquiries, particularly after higyiced lore'
but c STOCK OF This cs5 lad not yet bccn brought
in 90 o urge extent. buyers waited. During The first
Eafof April considerable number Of fara horses were
sold Of class that bring 500 to $50 each and The
city railroad and stage Trorr',tors were always
willing 20 relieve cny homeslck loIsoowucr Of his
stock AZ heirpIicc whc' about 35 for good,
sound active laIsrs Lot tc landrl'fst nor ait hut
rust le youngtlat is, rot ogog seven ycerf oid, ahi
ab. % foWtccl and haze 'r iiiecn bonds hig. ouch
horses al Gnd ready sll3 iow IN auy number So
viii o. 0se tLat viii p1t5 muster as cavalry Lc. 'ef
no $780, or loav! artillery OF $500 70 lac l.s 'n
yards cornoe Of Tliryhfh street md Tenth as aue.
iho Uumi er offered 90 uose piro. - comp faIf y
email. Dealers Gle probably afraid to bring them In
for far being shut down upon" as they were !'at
Iol ITO lest two weeks the conii:ion Of The View
York Horse Market Tor every do-ci. Ion o. foif 50
uly De- given H. one shot Wor4-"fa ~ ih I'D ite
give auyFeason. Ask tlcm, !!oU lt trade end .OI
IRE answered; ilst" NO one can tcii WY. Cos III
mont wants hor p int in.p co. ri ana ilrMfi al
pear 20 think chat tofcrgueut officers want horses Too
lcOl fOr Oh. rHD..v 1hU omnibus en want l.i....
but dealers IN sly thattey want them nt les tL-n
! fisU u ash Cor o. a iu ilC country.
IhoFe rre now IN tic EN-, good many fine horses
non sou ~ p 80 Iair end ro SAY o4t single f.e
bold ai g. con. He VI very remarkable IRE specimen
OF ;le Vermont Black HlHLr. seven years od, sixteen
la IS li,h c1ln irl5s and llllfome bead. ii, rnd
| al between aud Dos io.l Udt n 2.fO ot course
srcl horse VII -ell high. single horse and IT Vol
matched would bring "flrey price, 1le owner 81
fcr 1900 f0r o ID iich ClulO. some o. our Vernon
! Il ends IA sc that mnucyi
There are eoodly number Of eIcencnt Vernon,
horses in market such sell o. 500 30 ..1IJ cic
Tie Canadian horses afo scarce. To pi,c % ro.d
has ucary pat tt0p o. ii trade. and cfnfed great
accuuu'n Ion OF stock. There o. aTeryo ofauni Dog. 70
ou that side - tic lAe greater thoH thar ~ a febe
dom combined No ,ln cIfF ir them - tifit 81 en-
ever Tcndy % pay to rrio". Hoe. 0lier'
think that Government VIII COON be obliged to advance
the ratcs or fail 90 pci supply.
They have reason ior This ion. in tic very potent
fsct thHt wtDo bel4 cattle Wrr. D2"u. cows. -ilccl
ilogF AID stock ~ ~ Minds hes advanced from tff On
oLe hundred pr cent tho priro o. hure except the
flncrf. remains almost at ue same poli !. has fcr
three years
Ncl 20 O. ~ sll De nbo 81 report Boo tie couIsf
Of tho noAth that the horse market DO prices no
higher L. yoiy than hul it in Tie hfat wees 81
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maj ing slcd just criterion II the market Fine Pennsyl.
vnr1 fcrcrs Washington County worth 5c yet va
en % m Sc but this Is owing 10 lie want u q
dice rejection and 10 the fact thlt the c icc Woods age
80 20 chit af e. Thee uullcturers however b gin 20
ye force Of remarks turug the pest four OF 80
orfhe W AL fc DO ecIuy aud influence ofc whole trad,
was d.c o. break down frice We Tcrisiety sslrcd
fb, IL W.. f H.. that Wool better ire 10 bold 'lan
Wheat even n peace were conquered tomorrow. aud the
sooner oo producers DAB M sOt ts better Tor themselves
Some acted fucgeiiOrs, because cNpncucc t4 NJ
them Chat every report contained n Hr TRfBUg TN.
it f.uui.d inco wcu "a
ouci.h Il tho Influence tIoau into tho agar,t IT,
W rt. ic r-3lari mot -ro 10 uy Split OF boo ress
i ia order T. rcnld those winters VAo b'tlIg The
sDe, lat Jlu4ry that G their efforts have been par
ay.rd by tir isws Of nadr. And. beside WIN 10
,es,d M 90 e In the price Of Wool has been, we
e.v. .oIr ~ . cont bat ii THE rmnik any Enrcnc"
To ou-e WOOL ouch i not the fact the advance NJ oy"r
1908 y cctt taking gold ~ basis The great advance has
not r.sn % such fabulous. rr.rc. ~ the above would
ir1.,tc when take into account the cre Of excl ge
lrc ,a,a 1i .i, week ..Jgo ID Native F.csc's % $50
F 10, for cosrc 20 medium tuc qllty riehy O.. tle n
rlfr and Gj0o IT, Tor cara, 45oV do Cinsdln Fleece NJ
81. ~ ir. nd ls',,tl DO t-.Nr.ilil a. 3if1sif iYi
inferior rrl Hifc for htuiHlI 10 hrs h-ht, o. - uA'.
tsr 81 s,asa. chiefly 20 ec; ipD d0. fToy.nc" iii
aIiau Of &c., 400 Do Bic ia rt i-c ls 90 quality
ls9 90. 4r about &c.; 10 d. iauoa oriental l@e.i9
Aran a -oc ico Do. Gillian, &c az $50. 2L Do. DoH 81
10 80. Invested li.n a. j.ci $500 iH n-
s.iDI rirau 90 t.c 1000 dc Sc an "a -'.i 20" 90.
cd;'' Soi as. 5l i5 do leo "s ss, i.
Il do r,lrs, 20 Joe East iad.a o. io fscA ald 1000 p
IS i..e s.li priv &C. f..u TIDE lt"ck n c0e qia-l-
IT,. Is NOW greatly reduced cIcri y o. " kcrey ud or
rt Nyos md hence nost holders exc ltnerr- sellers n
i...af sfiii iil.ar ratr..
Wllsl,Y-rhe d. rLct orcei Leavy. wih c..y .i.m.
ftd rri hrt osrd fu .ni To- r'qgcti sales O. Nv D
al ! ~ .pi STATE and No.eln.
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TIED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MAr s-gofors
Judge SnIPHAs.
n

IIIIod rtnfF 10 Tho aieanIslIip EaVars.
This Is suit brought 20 procure tho forfeiture Of
the steamsp Bavaria Tor ALLEGED pciy If IS ol in
snugs ing diamonds and jrwery IL appeared by tcst
meny o. passenger by the Of Wilson who sailed In the
ship ron soutLanItol to this po IN April 1863, that few
day before arriving tie provson master tsceTainng while
making up tic steamer. manifest, that Wilson had consider
abe amount OF diamonds and ewey In his possession told
lin that II he tWison) would deliver tho article. him. he
would be able to get them through the Custom House FOX
shout onehai OF the lawful rate Of duty TheTeupon Wilson
handed him several thousand dOi worth Of owery and
precious '.one which the pToyilion master osether with
TIE physesn Of the ship smga MORO e:uned 10
Nfon tbs day AFTER he arrived sd charged him 20O Ia gold
for their services, which wilson paid.
is stated by the counsel for the Government that largo
quantities Of merchandise liable to duty capable Of being pat
up In small parcels being concealed about the person
daily smugsled into this potby the officers Of
That tho respecsbty Of the lines and the class
sailing in these made Of 10 cover up
this Bind OF business Tho TouonA. smother steamer of the
zane pe was seized 9ae tus SINCE for similar Transactions
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in no spirit OF hostility rivalry to that noble enter.
prise, inc Atlantic Cable Telegraph. Far from /,
The world needed BOTH and he trusted that both oS
soon be triumphany completed exhibiting as it worS
the great moral spectacle OF the citizens Of pstor
struggling with the powers Of darkness for It's ysr.
he or death, nevertheless finding the means and
depths of the Atlantic and with the otSs, =
plant them firmly beneath the poar CIRCLE and ali The
reason 10 know that Mr. Collins the hero OF ths crss
civic achievement, would have ample means AZ I'M.
command With which 10 combat any physical daiult,s
he might be compelled to encounter, and that It's IN
completion might be expected within three years from
the time when tho Governmental the United St,a.
should follow the examples of Russia and Great Britain
and afford the just measure Of its countenancs md
support.
lie resolutions were unanimously adopted
The Treasurer presented his annual report which
was Withheld from tie press The Secretary said thai
the total number Of members Yves COS. During tbs
year there were twenty designations and deaths.
At this time Mr.. Tow remarked that tho next bu,,.
in order BG Gle election Of officers for the ensns
year. NJ. MARSHALL was called 10 the chair pro ten
and two ,eleTs appointed. The result Of the election
was as follows:
Abel 4 Low, President; VIM Dodg. Fr., Weep.
dent Jonabsn stuIges, Second Vice President; Edsd q
BogeIt, Treasurer. Executive Comn.ee-Chas II. Msr.
shall, Simeon 3. Cteuden, Denung Duer, James Oaht.n
Rchagd ". Weston, Walter s. Griffith Nathaniel l. Ma,
LreNly Augustus {. Richarda Henry A. smyhs end esn
r. Winthrop Committee Of Arbtretion-Wslter e. Griffith
Geo. w Lenc, Francis ). Lathrop Simeon h. Chttenlen
Aex w bradford, Committee on Mercantile Lbrary-Chu
a. Davis William Barton, Henry X. Bogeft Charles H. Mar
fai John X. Myers. Trustees for The Institution for ths
Savings Of Merchants ClerksMoles H. GrnneI Besjsmis
r. Winthrop, a. Oracle King. Matthew Maury II. ". A.
Mali has. \. Macy, Abraham NJ Cozzens, Merritt 1rmbe
John d. Mckenzie Board q Comnissoncrs Of gotsRobt
L. Taylor apt Ezra Nye Chas. h. Mar-ha Trustees o.
the Nautical School for The Hsr5or Of NewYoFk-EAwood
" alter, Ezra Nye, Geo. D. Moran
George 81 Chairman was unanimously elected o
Commissioner for the Inspection Of Sailors Boardin 4
Houses.
III. MAURY made few remarks and presented q
adopted by Congress but tho Chamber eyncing 10 dis
portion Ia enter into discussion Of the subject the res
Olutions were laid over until the next meeting,
Can't. NkRsUALL offered q series 81 resolutions erlo.
c.sic Of the 0to Capt Elisha l.. Morgan, who Cor tia
past ten years occupied position in tie Board OF P0i
Commissioners. Tie resolutions were adopted and lie
CAambe. adjourned.
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mills Close nj TIE Po.,.oa,ce.

For Great Britain snd the Continent ~ steamer
Bremen via southampton Saturday, May 7...... 100 10.
For Ireland by steamer EdiubuTs, via < aeenstoBn,
saturday, May 10y
For Europe, by steamer Damascus, Friday, Mayo. u IL
For Now Orleans, by steamers George Cromwell,
and Columbia Saturday May 7..,..,........: u p
For California Oregon Washington Territory, and :
the Sandwich Islands, daily Sundays except
eN.......................,. m. and u p
NoIth--AlIny, Buffalo. and Canadas..3 g. and y =.
Nor.h and West Way Mail.....................
Western Mail Via Erie Raroad.....5 and 81 ?.
Southern snl SouihWe tern ni II u and lol ?.
Eastern Mad. q. m, and a T.
Ncwrort aud Fa River p.
Tie Long l. and hlaI closes at......5 and p.
sunday MalsOn Sunday all mails close st..... u D. M
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SUPREME CoURr-GESERAL TERu.-Enumeratel
ftiors-No, H. 90 o. o. "A, IS, 28 %, 80, d. 81, "a
80 % 80. l0}, g 10 Al. 30, ~ 49, OF.
SrPRrwE Court - CRCUIT-Part l. - Snort
-Noa 1919 eal 2Io9 2lo6 s20i Part Ii-No, iI
s4 s4l 1870 l.41 88 1904, 1875, lNJ, NV IJiz l'if
100 1874 1870, l91i, 1873, 1884 1870 iJo'. >. .
SUPREYE CoURr-SrEcGL TLRM.-AdJonmed 70
Monday nrsi, MAY . ,o,o o,,-
SUPERIOR COURr-Part Nos. ooV', 5lilr
D lIsI Port H. Nos. 1872 300, Jz3, t.' J-s' ''''
JG,l. aiif rs. d3il. 80 $50 1888, $500. 1862 a..
COURT or CoIMON PLEAs.-Part I.-NOs. ~
,a 64s So s6l r5 J5 .6j 500 b. J7J, 5', 90, 5i
Fat II.-AdJousEr 20 Mouday next
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on he port Of It's officers. but released by he Secretary
who considered tho proof not sufficient TO justify
ocfio1 non lie owners Of great hardship the
forfeiture Il their vessel. THE case Is now on ul ana
Understood that al tho material facts as stated Ny ne "s
Wilson denied. $780,, ,., 49,, n
= Draheld saith United States DstrctAitomey and o.
T. Lourey for Tho Government. Barrett Bnnsmade Barrett
suI Charles Donohue for claimants.
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printing.

CHARLES G. SHELLEY Steam Printer,
" No. 63 srcay.s,.-Bihesds. Circulars. Pos'ers LsH
Pons Cards Cylinder Preaswork done for the IIsds'
Special courics msde for large orders call 10 soiesd
TEIO Business -iIandblis, 50c per Loo;
good Br,,nes. Cnds, single i,o0o ~ Every decep-
Ter Printing Ofe, No. fryonrow cor telsre op. nls
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. lO4 Fulton
w st-srEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAM
UFACTURERs.
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THr wAIToY-uATTIrws MURDrI
SURROGATEs COURT-MAr S.-Before suro,,,,

IN re The sill Of A. II. Lawrence
The trial Of this matter wa continued Yesterday.
ErJudso Dean appeared for tie proponents Mr. Fullerton
beng ab.oLt Tie Witnesses for tc
examined b. tie leaned es.iuA.~, eEs, lcih aHd
case hen apJourDed o,ei tiil Tuesday ne1t
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NAY 81 s1 hb. Flour GO 10. Nit.. =, Leu toln N ,
1900 Or d. Wheat - coz hIh ps go ,kr iafd GO pigs
Provisions Go pkss Butter, li' pis7. OF Cake.
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The Boston bank staten


The state Treasurer q Maine will rocHNe
proposals until The 9th Inst for Two million ? cent
b.nds, ro.a bursoble In a years.
The Ere dent Of the National Bank at North
bennington. Vt las purchased all tho mortgage bonds
Of tie Western Vermont Railroad
The Nassau Bank Las declared q dividend of
g cent, payable the l0th met
The First National Bank Of Nashua, y. H.,
has declared dividend cf3 ? cont payable May l6, On
four.and. a-hGli months Of is business
The First National Bank Of Grafton has de-
clarel dividend Of q cent.
For the now International Bridge Go. stock
SO sub ,tous reached 100 600 shares at sl650o ooo
when only 6 l500,O0O Was wanted. The subscriptions
ave been made chiefly in The interests ofNeAt
lantc and CGoat Western Railway aud the Buffalo AID
Lac Huron Railway, each. it appears, seeking 70 OBJ
tain control Of majority Of the stock. In the latter
subscriptions tie frst for double tic whole amount
# capital stock authorized VIZ (l,5o2 1o0i and
another subscriber after putting down lis namo once
fox the whole capital wound up tie list by Subscribing
again fog five Zines that amount
Thcioilowing shows the shipments Of coal over
tho Delaware, Lnckawanna. and Western Railroad ior
hc week ending Saturday, Apiil 81. lstl, compared
viii same time LAST year.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sPEcuL TKRh-MAr s.
before judge CAgnoLA

rr,, Gls,c.v ndrninistratrx. sgt. Charles Curtis
Tho motion 10 open the default taken at IMAM
bers granted on payment II S5 costs. . ~,
. ts n M. farm and 3 10 costs Of the notion II these
terms aie not complied with each motion Is denied WIN s
costs.
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COURT or GENERAL sESSIONS-hAY a-beiofe
Recorder HoPVs.N. ~.
Eliza Fcnlcy pleaded guilty ofpetty larceny Guy
prfr ldave