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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-26

TINE cADErsHiP TRAFFIC.


TINE cADETsuIP TRAFFIC.
The committee hsving this sliny matter in
charge concluded to report to the house on Mon
day that there vas NO evidence to sustain the
charges against Gollsdsy, Of Kentucky. or Gen
Muhgen, of Ohio. and there to drop the business
1t il said the COMMITTEES are the more snxious to
get rid of the subject. because, if pressed too
closely, even member of the committee itself may
find themselves involved.
TARIFP BILL.
Two days moro were spent in general speech
making On the tariff bill during the week, and it
was agreed to commence work on Friday yes
terday) ON its details. Chances increase in favor
Of its defeat
The funding bill, which passed the senate last
week, has not yet been taken up in the house,
but the indications are, that when it does come
up, that it will be materially amended. The bill
provides for the issue Of 81, 200 100000 of bonds,
one.third to be 10-40's, one-thiri 15-4Os aud
one-third 20-4O's bearing S. AZ and per ceat.
interest respectively, payable in gold and free
gold or any government bonds now unredeemed.
The bill also requires the national banks to sx.
change their present bonds for the new bonds, on
which they are to receive currency at the rate
of 80 per cent. of bonds deposited. The bill is
regarded a. the most important financial measure
since the close OF the war; 10 ....-
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
The house committee on foreign affairs have
finally agreed to report resolution to the house
instructing the President to recognize the patriots
in Cuba as belligerents. The resolution comes
far short of what the friends Of Cuban indepen.
dence hoped for, as although it stops the further
fitting out of Spanish gunboats in American
ports, it denies the same privilege to the Cubans
CULLoM's PoLYGAMY BILL.
The bill for the prevention and punishment Of
polygamy in Utah passed the house on Wednes.
day, after two days debate. The features EN-.
towering the President to enlist 10000 volun.
teers to enforce its provisions, was stricken out
The bill provides that the marshal shall select
his jurors; that proof of living and cohsbiting
with more than one woman shall be sufficient
" COtSUlAbu gum VI COuCuOIudkc VI pOlyRHmy
aud provides as punishment for this oifense a
fine Of $1,000 and FIVE years imprisonment in the
peuitentiary.
COMMISSIONER DELANo.
This gentleman got so mad last week that he
threatened 70 resign, because Secretary Boutwell,
removed one Of his pets, internal revenue collect
or Bailey, of New York, on the ground of dishon.
esty. About the time Delsnos indignation was
at its height, Bailey ran away, after confessng
himself defaulter to the amount Of over $780,.
600. Delano is less indignant about the removal
OF his pet since these Developments and no lon
ger threatens to resign but ought he not now to
be made to resign?
GEORGIA AND TEXAS.
The Georgia bill still hangs fire in the senate,
the fight being over the Bingham amendment.
The bill to admit Texas on the same terms with
Virginia and Mississippi passed the house on
Tuesday without debate
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Nor ELIGIBLE.-We record, as one of the
notable events of the times, the fact that the
judiciary committee Of the L. 8. Senate has
decided that Gen. Ames, recently elected to
the U. s. Senate from Mississippi, is not eligi-
BILE, on account of non-residence. Of course
everybody knew that when Ames was elected.
He is an officer of the army, temporarily in
command in that state, and it is well known
that an officer of the army, while in actual
service, has no residence anywhere. But Gen.
Ames is very "loyal," and the invariable
prcatlce hitherto has been to admit the loyal
claimant whether eligible or net. There is
scarcely carpet-bagger in either house from
the south who had any other claim to ellgi-
bility than his loyalty" Will the senate
now do as the house has done in so many
cases when rejecting regularly elected Dem
ocrat, give his seat to the candidate who had
the next highest vote Z
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-26

Don Piatt says the conclusions of the Com
mittce on Banks and Banking, in regard to
Grants connection with the gold swindle OF
September last, reminds one of the verdict OF
the Scotch jury, guilty, but not p roven.'
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China and Japan.


The loss Of the Oneida created profound sen.
sation at Hong Kong, and cast gloom over the
community. Capt. Faulkner, Of the wrecked
bark Ellery, died in hospital from exposure.
At Yokohama the affair Of the Oneida has agi.
tated the community the entire month. Capt.
Eyre was allowed passage on the Bombay, not.
withstanding repeated requests upon the British
authorities for his arrest criminal trial. punish.
ment and sentence. The court su-pends Capt
Eyre six months. Americans were indignant
not only at this, but at the intolerable insoencs
the English minister manifested during the
investigation.
Captain Roe. chief of staff OF the United States
steamer Delaware, had reached Yokohama, and
would Immediately hold naval court of inquiry.
The only bodies found are those of Capts. vii.
liams and Carpea,er
The Japanese authorities are pursuing what
few native Christians escaped deportation. 1t is
said that they now demand Of the foreign minis.
tiers that missionaries be prohibited from teach.
ing the natives. or in any way rromulgating
their faith. From lIioga, Nag4zcki and Oska
terrible account Of Christian prosecutions is re.
ceived. In the deportaticns family ties were
entirely disregsrded.
At Yeddo 1000 to 5000 houses were destroyed
by fire on the 4th and 9th of February. The
American consulate narrowly escaped.
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Brother Hatfield, of Chicago, has brought up
on himself the denunciaton Of the whole tribe
OF women's rights viragos, by making the as.
founding utterance that "as many men suffer
from the effects of woman's tongue us women
suffer from drunken husbands"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-26

Niblack, Of Indiana, suggested to White
more that he could very easily avoid expul-
sion from congress by getting some democrat
70 contest his seat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-26

Bishop Whitehouss visited ST. Andrews Par.
ish at Marselles, on Friday evening Of last week,
preaching and administering the rite Of confrma.
ton 70 four candidates. ,t',i o''. r7- I.At.sI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-26

The Frankfort, Ky, Yeon,an announces the
death Of negro 104 years old who never was
body servant Of Gen. Washington.
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Fire at 9tYoatoI.

About 10 o'clock ON Tuesday night, a fire
broke out in shed attached to SCOTS gro
Gerry store, near the corner of Main and Bloom
ington streets, In Streator, and was not extin-
guished until four two story business houses
were destroyed. One of the buildings, own.
ed BY Robert Myers, was occupied a. bakery
and provision store below, and daguerrean
gallery above. Another, by DIR. Creswell as
drug store; third, owned by Esqr. Head,
was occupied by Mr.. Scott as grocery store {;
and the fourth, owned by W. b. Lyon, was
occupied by J. c. Campbell as clothing
store. Full third of the goods in the diff
ferent stores were destroyed. Total loss not
less than 1000 to SIS, 600, of which perhaps
a third is covered by insurance.
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Spain.

The truce between the parties in the cortes
was broken on the 2lst the Unionsts having
sustained an amendment to Figuero's new loan
bill for el0,0O0OOO, which the ministry had
made . cabinet measure. Admira! Topete at
once quit the ministerial bench. and sent In his
resignation. and it is believed Serrano will re.
sign the regency. This would precpitate con.
test between the republicans and monarchists,
and render further temporizing impossible.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


PArli,ment has been quite busy during tho
week, disposing of q vast amount of business.
Tho education bill, the object of which is to
afford to every child in England the means of a
Common school" education, was passed to .
SECOND reading ON the 10Th. The bill for the an.
1oroemsat OF the laws in ireland was debatsa
from Monday to Wednesday, and then passed.
BY vote of 425 to 13. The bill clothes the ina.
toes with almost arbitrary power. especially in
cases of agrarianism. As Gladstone remarked
in closing the debate the bill, ats provision.
arc strong. and he hoped they would be effectual
the measure had been prompted only BY tn
strongest necessity" Another bill, ordered To .
second reading in the commons, sounds oddlv 10
American ears; it was a bill to allow dissenter.
to bury their dead with their own forms in tina
church yards.
1t is said the Queen has added 100000 a wear
to the allowance Of the Prince Of Wales in con.
sideration of his evidence in the Mordaunt case,
The commercial journals comment on the fact
that the imports OF American wheat during tho
past year have exceeded any previous year BY
$4,000 quarters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-26
GEORGIA AND TEXAS.

The Georgia bill still hangs fire in the senate,
the fight being over the Bingham amendment.
The bill to admit Texas on the same terms with
Virginia and Mississippi passed the house on
Tuesday without debate.
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FARM for SALE
AT GREAT BAR0AIN,

TN the Town Of Lyman. vhers the War Dsbt
il has all been paid sitsatsd near J. d. rAluss
sod Charles Getohcll, ksoun - the John i. kAy.
upond fArm, about 10 miles mon Bsddsfosd. and y
ircm Aifrsd viiaxs, snd b nssr sesooi kssss and
the Congregational meeting house.
Bald nrm contains about 90 scfss> suitably divtd-
Cd into tillags, pasturs and wood land. win pins
and oak grosh ne fArn cuts non u 70 70 lem
Of EnKiish hay, is ne non sarly fosts has thrss
psyer-hiling wells Of water, and . good orchard.
sah hrm Will b sod together, 90 u lots 10 suit
parchaseu. Boquirs of Dtnoa Roesrts, CO.,. os
the rroprietor on the prsmtsss- W. 4. ~
DEC. IL iS7u. ewS
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Alexander II. Stephens says In the
latest Of his innumerable lucubratlons:

secession as mode OF redress Of grievance,
or breaches Of the Compact between the States
has been abandoned In good faith, and doubt
not forever That Is, indeed. dead issue But
the indestructible right upon which II rested can
and never will die. II was abandoned. not be
cause Of the want Of right, but because Of its
impolicy In attaining the objects aimed at by Its
advocates rs the sure and safest mode Of escape
from the usurpation Of Power"
The Union and journal., 1870-12-23

On the subject of the repeal Of the In
come tax, the Ways and Means Commit
tee stand five against to four for. the
proposition.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-23

All Mechanics call for Beach's Washing Soap. il
is powerful detergent, and Is Just wh.tthey want
lyD
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Valuable Information.

CxNp tvs thsss go ssays y rnOCIVe nnU 1tcc.
y c1rn, hss, ~ 'fRkArIsx ON fhh hCnAN
shsts har kua hrng a, - va fsaing q tsFnAse rsy.
vusAeslAi frsskiss-sssA ks r. iSui
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SOLD ny xosr plroosrs IN AL rAks o.
fiin wOGLD.

-, "a s<p.a. sess hs .aI psspsh, sa rssspt e any
go. 90 fssr p.ekagvs r twe dsssra h.ssv e eess-
f.rTssfs ana sssstAsss satsfssss - ~ ~ Dnvss
.-rS e.I.,ds vrappsr. Ks1sDhw tkss thts prtvnAs
-. issssd hy ~ tssasa sssss os.s..ss s.ys.sy
- asssiss NJ ..tka.sa =. y ps.ts.s, - - =
Srrv,d - h. - ~ "a - nisfaksa. pssr -
s~,sdisd by bsvssrs M sshes rspssss.ssg Ansdvss
~ d. e.ss sa ~ saly - hvsag - - N
kpssi isiss - rshs 70 es.sAcas's - essuss NJ nes
4. " PfE1ck - D, -
rvi lx1 bsssa e9a4, baAia, y. Y.
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HAVE YOU BEEN TO sEE rHE LION!
II not, call II once st
Frost's Rug Store
No. 100 d ls2 Main st.,

Wucfo yVH VIII MN s@S 80
RUG PATTERNS
aver ofIsred In this market, consisting Of about
twenty difsrent styles, very niesly printed, with
the colop al shaded. % that child Yen years old
can make Q rug inst ~ easy - the oldest rug ma
kers. Call and 90 them befors purchasing slss-
where. We also keep The -.t-
vERr NEST DIE srUFFs
nr eoloring r.gs, and ell st The very lovs:t eaah
prices. We have small lot OF Patterns thai Eos
spottsd In printing, which Ne sell st tribe more
than The eosl Of the cloth.
We sesst l.ss more Agents 70 sell thess
PAttsrna Any man or woman can make ffom - 70
Ss Per day and expenses. Call on, 90 sddrss VIE
E. 8. FROST.
lso . ls7 Main 81. Biddsford. He. -
Nors.-Ail psrsoas indebted 70 ths sabssribsr Or
In war; % Rag rAttsrus, ars hersby requested 70
sail ssd sssis. o. hey viii b len cat Os es.ss'
-. f .f FI ir
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FOR 1870!
MORE BRILLIANT THAN EVERl
Free Exhibition
j. J. WooDwARp's,
Great Falls, N. H.,
Where can be found tlsc
most extensive assortment
Of American and F0reiru
Watches, Clocks, Jewclr!.
Silver and Plated Tab1-
Ware, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, shears, Scissor
and Razors, Spectaclcs ard
Eye Glasses, Port Mon-
naies, Travelling and shop
ping Bags, (ncw and bcar-
tifhI pnttcrns,) AlbuI:'-,
Port FOlios, Work B0ar.,
and Dressing Cases, Conih-,
Brushes, and Rich Fare.
Goods that can be found ia:
the State or vicinity, nnd
IL Is furthermore cOncctr'a
that tho above can be pcr-
chased NJ prices much lo'
cr than Of parties in large.
places.
We solicit q call from evrr'-
body, whether wishing % per-
chnsc or not, md Will endeuS"~
20 convince MI that we can n.d
will do MI we proclaim br'"s
almost In constant receipt ("
new goods NJ they appear u"
the market, VIC feel fully I'".
pared % meet the wnuts ef r.".
toners. To those coasessr'",.
ing making purchases for G'n,
(bridni or stherw'isc,) we o-"-
extra Inducements, having e.
Gently purchased n beaut,"'i
assortment or Watches, Cost
Chnins and Jcwclry or cs'.y
Aescriptien. Also, silver Fnsry
Ware In Cases, &C., at low r.'-..
All Of which being particuin'g
adapted Tor gins, we think $50
NEST particular can nnd sop,r.
thing at eur esiablishmcn,,
saiseA @ their wants. asaf.I
watch, Clock and Jcwr'y
Repairing asA Cleaning. d.,
In the lest manner n usaa.
r. 3. Particular atten,i"l.
paiA - Aae watch wers. Ai.e.
Gold asa silver taken ss .se
h'sne"ssS e"ssSn"sa!Txa aHT
j. y. WOOdwards
Great Falls, N. n.
= Has1-siiis q al iisds printed u tIs oGss
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KENNEnUNK.
LiNINGroN.

Hon. VIM. d. Small, the republican candi-
date for Congress in the first New Hampshire
district, was born In Limington, In 1878,
ID q successful lawyer and at the present time Is
State Senator from the 6rst district and Solicit
or for Rockingham county.
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.Niscellasse0ns.


Ido po. VIII 10 isiu yos, resdes, hat Dr. wssdessi
% Any ohss nan has Discovered rosdy tist eesss cea
sunptks vhsu tbs snes an han eoussoed in se1t y
cure "a dissasss vhrher u nia1 bedy q sssse nass
nsa I've ibrvves, and lsavs desth 30 psay ~ vaa
fsrsAise, % vhsch Besvsa vsrh sh.n es oes -
Yos ave hssrd sosasA q hat tiod q hssesery -
shsa sru yosthst pv. sssvt Csisns hsSs1{ ~
s.s.s sh.s vh,ch tho.sands csa sestiy u. vtn py
1soo Rsvsrd Ssr . esss hat cAnnct esrs pe.peess
siv,oe ryupaons end sshs inspsnaksoa ~ ~ -
s6drcss. fSb rssedyb .et 4, ..f..,.... ...i-
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EI.l0f.

There win bs Christmas celebration Il The
Mrtho.iist Church, North Parish. on Saturday
evening, Dec. 24th, at 81 O'Clock. Exercises
to consist Of Co,loauiss, Tsbleaaxs, Music and
Speeches. Literary exercises under direction oi
Mr.. Alfred Emery. Music under direction Of
Mr.. James II. Knowltou. Two trees VIII die
peuss valuable ftuit Admission, adults %
cents. children Is cents.
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Capt r. Ceaves Of Kennebunk has taken The
steamer Clo,ilde ashore on Wells beach, n
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son. Bro. Lord elosel the session with prayer
Adjourned.
THURSDAY. 2 p. Miro. Baxter oarrv
PRAYER. Bro. Hayward presented the subject
"EnthusiAsm In Christ's service reasonable anc
desirable" lie recommended an intelligent
christianity. Brother Hubbard followed on thS
question. "Enthuslasm in Christ's service
should all christians possess it," lie favored
glowing enthusiasm. Bro. reuney followed Ia
prcsenting the "Method of permanently main
tanning Christian Enthusiasm" lie rrcom-
meuiel constant looking 10 Christ. Volunteer.
then followed on the same subject. a. follows
Bros. Yeomsn, Emerson, Stevens, Burrow.
Couscas. witham, Pond. Lane and Bullock. A
committee Was appointed on County statistics
as foliovs-withsm, Free Baptis,; Emerson
Congr.s ationalisi; Cousens. Methodist; Ian,
Calvin Baptist; Algcr, Episcopal; Bullock,
Baptist. This committee IS desircl TO rrpor
upon such facts a.. number OF members O
ehurcb; number Of segregation; relative mum
her Of people within precincts Of parish or towl
not attending any church.
The pressure upon our stvertising colu mns Y
20 great that We are compelled to issue . sup
plemeut, or else intreueh en- the space due sub
..ribers. News and other reading matter vii
be f0and thercco.
The new rosd from the Depot to the Holli
road Is receiving . laass amount Of travel
Nr. 4. W. Randall has broken grosnd Cor
new hsuss on Main st., opposite Harvey.
Mr.. George W. Gooibehere Is requested to re
tnru 10 Bidieford iaasdiately, II he would Sc
his mother alive.
An s,sru Of are ct SIS p. N. weincsis
night. uas caused by the burning Of . hsru be
longing 10 Mr.. simon ". Blake. on Elm s. Be
siies the barn. valued at about $1,000. 20 tons
hay. 4 carriages horss and heifsr, and guam
city Of farm produce Was consumed. M biAh
has sn insurance Of 8 600, on the property. =
the Pheaix. ca. Of Brooklyn, st the Once Of )
NJ. Goodwin esl The 6re was probably OF In
csadiary origia-
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salvage Of 25 per cent Of the value Of oil saved
and 33 l-3 per cent. Of the value Of the vessel.
II she is got OF al right. The vessel and cargo
to be delivered At Portland. The cargo Is carried
ashore, conveyed over the hillo:k Of sand, thence
TO Wells river, where schoooers losd Il for Port
land. Capt Cleayes saved 46 tons Of the cargo
during the first days operations The vcsel
has settled some fifteen feet In the sand. but 1t
was thought she might Be got oG yesterday.
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sMOntreal and skussell houses no longer
occupy their position, upon the hill, they have
gathered up their old bones" aud taken .
"morning walk" to the Beach, and have been
very tastily located between the "Gorham" and
"Adsms" houses, fronting the water. These
buildings were moved by Mr.. George II. Wilson
Of Methuen, Mass. In the short space Of f,reniy-
four days. And the wonderful part Of Il Is that
all the ehimneys, brick ovens and furnaces we're
moved with the buildings without displacing .
single brick or cracking an inch Of plaster, and
during The moving both houses were occupied,
and no one found Inconvenience In attending
to all household duties. cooking &c. Mr.. VIII
son Is certainly . complete workman and Is
well worthy Of the high reputation he bears.
His price was 80 low that Il was expected he
would be lo-cr. but II proved otherwise to the
utter astonishment Of Mr.. Seavey, who says Mr..
Wilson saved him at least $500 bv his skill and
good management
The "Ocean House" building Is progressing
at marvellous rate. This week Mr., Hin will
complete the framing. raising. boarding and
shingling Of the entire building. besides large
amount Of inside work. The sills are continued
out past the extreme end Of the ell, and spliced
rvsfy for the large addition to be built when de-
cidei upon. When completed, the Ocean
House" win be one Of the largest and best built
sea side houses on this Continent, and u b suf-
heient guarantee for the successful completion of
the building, that Mr.. d. d. Hin Is the Builder.
There Is setof very large double doon be-
tween the Music-pom and Dining room and
When these are opened there Is comfortable room
for smaH promenade concert party of two
thousand and hfsy four people Mr.. Hin has
also commenced framing for large French
ruof stable and carriage house. When the Rev.
Mr.. Mason remarked IN his lecture that ''SAco
is four hundrvd years behind the times'' be
did not include Old Orchard. 81
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grab-bags, ring cake. and barrel Of four, to
be given 10 the foreman Of the Engine Go. In
either BsidefOrd or Ssco, receiving the most
votes. In addition TO the other numerous attrac-
tons Of the occasion.
II Is rumorvi about town that certain sh,e-
maker Of this city by the name Of ab
sounded with factory girl last Siturlay for
pirts unknown. The villain leaves q wife and
several children in destitute circumstances.
The above item which appe,rei in this paper
Of Nov. %. vas handed in BY gentleman not
upon the staff Of this paper. We have recently
learned that the person referred to. Mr.. Water
house, Is one Of our citizens and as far as he Is
concerned, there Is no truth whatever in the
rumor, and we believe Il. I'm. JoURSALl
Notice has been given by Franklin NJ. Drew,
Secy of State, that hearing Of the petition OF
| pirion for Cornelius Flynn, mentioned in last
JorRSAI. will be given at Augusta, on Tuesday
Dec. 9Th at 4 O'Clock r. NJ.
Poucx CouRr-BEroRk Jupax JErLrsoS-
Saturday. Dec. IL. This morning the wheels
Of Justice at first novel q little slowly, but .
little lubricstion caused them to speedily grind
fast and surely. James Gillen was the hrst
name inscribcl on the roll Of those Who were Of
fercd chance to all In the defrsymeut Of the
county expenses. James is usually quiet, un-
osteutaticus sort of . man, but "inspiring. bold
John Darleycorn" had caused him 10 eSper and
ftisk about the night before, In q manner not 1t
al becoming stAh family man. lie said be
frequently suffered With "julnpinx too.hache, :"
and that while suffering under one Of thcsc at-
tacks, he Was temporarily "out of head" and
in his defence reminded the Judge that even
Billy Shakespeare hal aid
.srher, vas never yet philosopher
Il That could endure the toothsche patiently"
but His Honor although allowing that he
might have had bad tcothaehs. saw no ncces-
sity for James consuming 30 much Of the ar
dent 10 deaden the palm. and hnci him So and
costa 40
Mictael MeNanny when his name Vas called
roe with the pride Of French General re
esiving the cruss Of the Legion Of lIcuor. but
alas how are the mighty fallen when Michael
heard the charge. "drunk and disoricriy." he
Idroopei hksA fragile flower under the too AZ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

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Beginning at the north
east corner Of said LOT
and running thence
south elghty-five feet,
thence west twenty
feet, thence to New
York avenue alta point
distant sixteen feet blx
inches from the said
northeast corner Of
said lot, thence With
said New York ave
nue. eastwardly six
teen feet six inches, 70
| 10 the rear line Of said
| lot, thence westerly
the beginning. afE
Wilson, George O., trus
Tax for lo0T-..,...sS.75
Tax for 1896, in the
name Of Marian viii
son, truateo..l..e7.71
Tax for 1865, IN the
name OF Marian VIII,
son, trustee4..a.e7.
Beginning seventy.
three feet Eve inehel
from the northeast cor
ner OF said aquari
thence west wardlJ
along New York ave
nue. twelve feet thre :
inches, thence 40 ptl
wArdly and at rigl
angles with said AZ
nue. any feet, Themes
eastwardly with thu
north line Of lot TWEEN
ty-ono six feet threI
inches, thence du,
north sixteen feet, am
thence northWardl,
and at right angle
with said avenue thin
ty-slx feet TO tho b
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

Todd, William B., and
Henry Probasen, truB-
tees for Anna Dun
kinson.