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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
THE COURTS.
TWEED TO PLEAD ON MONDAY.


When the case of The People agt. William
NJ. Tweed was called, yesterday morning, In the oyer
and Termiuer by Judge Brady Mr. Sullivan moved that
Tweed should be called upon to plead to the indictment
Mr. Fullerton rose threw of his coat, and SAID in part
At the last session OF the Court it arranged that to-
day defense should take steps in regard the
indictment. Mr. Tweed was not required 10 appear in
Court last Tuesday, his recognzlnce was not re-
turnable until the first Monday in December.
Mr.. Tremain replied that the usual form Of recog-
nzance Is taken printed blank, which read, at the
next term Of the court" This the next term and
Mr. Tweed did not choose 10 appear, such steps could
be taken as were necessary.
Judge Brady said that IL matter OF too much
importance proceed without the certainty OF acting
legally, and there considerable doubt in regard TO
the being regularly in Court he would not compel
the defense to plead this session OF the Court The
defense then given formal notice TO plead on
Monday, and the Court adjourned Without date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET.
OVER FIFTEEN MILLIONS ALREADY CALLED
E0R


FOR.
ESTIMATES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CHARITIES
AND CORRECTION, STRENGTHENING BU-
REAU, DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND OTHER
OFFICES
Controller Green received yesterday estimates
of the expenses of the Departments Of Law Public Chart
ties and Correction, StreeCleaning Public Parks and
several minor courts for the ensuing year These
with those OF the Departments published I'm yesterdays
TRIBUNE, amount to SI5,IO5.I6I ~. This amount
does include the estimates Of the Fire Commission
ers of the Excise Board the Dock Department, the
Controllers and Mayors Offices and several other De-
partments OF the Municipal Government The Depart
ment of Public Charities and Correction calls for si169
CO. and the Street Ceaping Bureau for 600533 95
The Fire Commissioners estimate that 10 carry on their
Department they will need 81 100000 They also ask for
appropriation Of 100000 build engine-houses above
Twenty thirdst, making the grand total 81 100000
The sudden death Of Commissioner King OF the Board
making up Of estimates for the year 1873 Commissioners
Andrews said. yesterday TRIBUNE reporter that ne
unable TO form any estimate OF the amount whicn
would DO required carry the Department TOT 1878
said that 1t would require several days to complete
the estimates and that as the Commissioners might
probably entertain different views as TO the amount IL
would obviously be injudclous for him to express al
opinion He said that the law required the estimates 10
be acted upon by the Board Of Apporionment by Dec
The estimates OF additional Departments and Courts
will DO found below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
U. s. SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nov. 90.

No 2A-Home Insurance Company agt. HUGH
berger aErrvr the Circuit Court for the Northern District Of
Illinois action policy Of insurance. There
question involved whether the insured had
Of the policy issued the stock Of goods
Chicago burned March 1901 IL also claimed that notice
Of the o within the Of the policy The Court below
questions the the verdict the insured The
plaintiff that the Court erred it, Instructions the
these points and in refusing 70 give certain INSTRUCTIONS assed
die The defendants DE
bne setting ok the charge OF the Court aud rest their
Lyman Trumbull for defendants In
No Philippe guardian, kc. agt Wttsnbsrge appeal iromhe
Circuit Of The appellant brought bill
20 restrain injunction appellee from proceeding with order Of
obtained the Court which this bill sled
against the possession administrator Of the State
claim appellee being founded
posoy barred by the statute Of limitations
The dedung the time Of the the tins Ie by
had expired aud the decree bis iAvor The
was appellant appear and the appellee
that appeal delay and that under the rule
the Court should be allowed T. Daran
appellee. 49,
The chartered 10 the Government
Port Royal While there she ordered out Of bad
discretion the BY
collision Old anchor sunk the harbor By the charles The
take the risk ana the take the
r claim the value o the vessel Is hasd upon theory
became the constructive Of the
the m OF such an extraordinary Character being oeierg by
ohccrs Of the Govemmeut aud taken under eSopuhOa
that was taken out Of the class assumed by the
k OF the Government The Court below
and that udpnca, here ar a. the Court spying
AMI cono Of the csael bad uoi passed
Gale the decisions IN similar eas bet had bea rael b. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board of Assistant Aldermen.

OFFICIAL STATED SESSION, MoyDAr. Nov o. i5R
Pesent-OhS T. Hail. esq President the chair snd quorum 81
members.
CONGREGATIONS REFERRED
Prom B. Brown transmitting bill for printing or the Board OF AZ
ssant Aldermen from March 70 Nov. 49,
OVER.
Sidewalk side Fort econi ST. between MAI
and LeTingtOn-aY be vdenaf
That sewer be built 10 Avenue A. from sKh % POureenth
That Sidewalk the northwest Of IhrdaVe ana ieD
be repaired d.
SecOnaye and running 10 No. 20 o.
place. be tagged. - ,,,..h .r5 To, - ave.
That sides Of Foyeizhtb between N5n.n ana
OVER
discharged from the tufther
Controller be authorized Charles H.
Walter furnishing the legislative Department Of the C Gov
eminent files Of bills Of last Legislature
resolution the Mayor be
authorized snd empowered permit the Of dummy engines @ pro
Of the different city railroads for period not
e1eeg three months from the approval Of this resolution was ordered
printed.
MICHAEL J. KELLY Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
PASSENGFRS ARRJVED.

FROM LUvERPOOL-Ia steamship Baic Nov 26Hon Charles
Sumner NJ Miss Gwn A. D. Coffee Miss Coffee Miss White,
H. Thornburgh snd servant Mr. Wamough u 5 " Mra sad
Miss Wamough Geo Sman, Rev r. NJ Thomas Mrs Thomas and
Miss ihomis, T. l. Slocum, Mrs Soum Mrs X T. Jones
Sonpger g. Pulmar Mr. Resmann, Heinrich. Edward
c. Malery G. T. Mac
Corkle L. Winslow. Mss A. L. winow, Master Wins
Dooly. Mrs ~ j. and Master NJ J. Dooy Hiss NJ. l..
Doo Master Doo Miss Doo and nurse VIM PoI Geo Wells Jhn
Maciarae f. Livingstone, M Bartholomew, G H. Gh Rev
Dalton W. H. Ptkn j. ;. Pkn, Herman TrOtt Prof d. O.
Mrs BATON and Miss Leayt Miss Barnes Mrs. Helen
Mar5ury b. MILAN Miss Ella Latd p. Nelson b. W. Bauw.
Hitchcock Charles Cole Mrs and Miss Cole Rev w r baheock
Mrs Babcok Mrs T. r. BroWu Miss X r. Browu X Kirby, r. T.
Kirby Keene Mrs and Master Keene Miss NILS Mr. Ftolte
and Gen. Oscar Dayton M DAYTON Mrs L. Jewell Mrs
Ward j. r. Reach D. T. Mills Chas. E. AhOth, CHI % Aber
neti Benjamin 0utram Rev. Mr. Adams Mr. SAUCER Baron
SarIlenf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
CIVIL NOTES.

The General Term of the Brooklyn City
Court rendered yesterday decision affirming the judg
ments in the actions of Mrs Madden and Margaret
Sanders against the Staten Island Railroad Company
These cases were all tried before Judge Nelson, and
verdcts of 1000 for plaintiff rendered in each case.
An important reversal of judgment of
Judge Bedford made yesterday, by the General
Term OF the Supreme Court Judge Ingraham presiding
IL will be remembered that last November Judge Bed
ford extended his into December, and during the
extension the conviction OF Abraham Greentha
The General Term holds by its decision that the
tension OF the term Is illegal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
PARTY LINES IN THE ASSEMBLY.
POINTS OF AGREEMENT AND DISAGREEMENT BE-
TWEEN THE RIGHT AND THE LEFT-THElk
RELATIONS WITH THE PRESIDENT.


TWEEN THE RIGHT AND THE LEFT-THEIR
RELATIONS WITH THE PRESIDENT.
Pir5s Noe i2l CorTespoRaenoe Of 1As LoRtoH TINES
The strange feature is that the conclusions
arrived al by the Right and Left differ very little Tney
are both, though upon exactly opposite grounds, OPP
posed 10 tamperng with the existing state OF things
the Right because they afraid that any violation Of
the Pacte de Bordeaux would be in too Radical direc
ton the Left because they do consider that 1t would
be half Radical enough. The Republican Union. or
IRENE Left are decided iD their attitude, In this
sense than the Republican Left, or moderate Left just
As the extreme Right also quite Incorporating,
and the whole effort Of NJ. Theirs will be by yielding
poius Right and Left to whether he rally asuf
hcientajOrity IN the Center Tor his purposes ms
Is calculation which IL is almost impossible now 10
ake-sO much depends upon the extent and nature OF
the concessions he Will have 10 Oer mus IOf instance
& oS ysS PrdeneY on condition that he brings IN
bill limiting universal sufrge. Many OF the Left, on
the other hand, will offer HIM their support only on
che condition that he win pledge himself to
oppose any attempt on the part Of the majority
20 calculate how many OF the Left he can gain by giving
them the pledge they require and now many OF Ine
pOste which they require and as he cannot satisfy
both. he wiz naturally choose the most numerous
understand that be Is himself very strongly 10 Iayor OF
Limitation OF the suffrage but not 80 strongly III FAVOR OF
IL a. OF prOlOngatiOn Of his own power, 80
Meantime, that part OF society, whether 1t be Legu
mist, Orleanist, or Impenalst, called here, without
o pooS 5 berfecI Sane IN 4hdeps ,os
Meme IA CoBnHnei the universal refrain and the
awful feature that this time the Commune will come In
legally last time It illegally and by force but this
dilne It Is 70 be legally and by universal sui
dTage. Go from one end OF Paris 70 the other,
and You will not find a MOnarchst Impe-
Giaist who Will not DIN this phrase into your ears
with the variations peculiar TO bis own dynastic views
hat the Commune viii prepare the way for the Empires
n be be Legdtmis he Is equally sure that 1t will be
succeeded By Henri "; but no one seems 70 have
GOubt that we he " eH pteine Commune long be
fore b. Thiers's new term s EXPIRED There is com
fort ia the reflection that nothing that everybody pre-
Hcs ever comes pass and In this case one safeguard
Rganst these fears being realized Is that Tue three imperial
Powers Of Europe viii not permit anything more radical
H. France than exists As 1t Is, IN their view, NJ
iers Is already too suspiciOusy mixed up WIN had-
Daism aud his the ben Pubic has lately mao an
article called RGdteGiiSe e les JoiyndI bTongeTS IN
which that semOfcal paper thinks II necessary 70 az
pure it, readers that II Europe shows nseu EeuStdly
Eympatheuc with the establishment OF Republic In
France It al the same tune Distinguishes between Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
TTEADEn


CLEARED.
sea%R cbsTeon Berry Charleston c. Morgan Co
steamship Niagara Roberts Richmond SOoE aHd CITY Point Old
Sea%Sp ycIs5ufs Morre Poau Prince P " K;chins
steamship wyanoke Couch. Richmond City Point and Norfolk Old
D% SeSho ToSnsT Boodgoo PHILADELPHIA mi,e to bohl
i'I Steamship YeTeus Bear,e Boston H. F. DimOch
steamship sarah; Jones PhiadeiPAia Wp kirkpatrick
ssrS oyann IItsiJ Caafefo Antwerp Funch Edge Co
Biis ic1d. Para, B@snos Ayrs' ESr'So b. soma
B:Is R IsIy:' Moon Peru Js: I w RsP Co
Bari P % GS,np ROTTERDAM Ss Ss%' pgs %' E
B,ts W2s1 S olsen AIssepiaP Tsen BoeEmaSS
B ala G. ' De zad Miller GTsnds wsSs sona
Big Big SsSaTiSo Blood Aspinwal Miller HOushon
b bRs S SRiGS S S S S Volt ,H:7
sbf o. C. AceO Mead STANFORD Stamford Manufacturing Co
schr Dart Williams, stamford
ARRIVED.
s., se%p Baltic s5 os! S 10 sP aSO' NOV " "
steamship Clyde Kennedy Galveston Nov. II. via Key West 2
steamship Montgomery FsOh savannah with ndse aud 'a's to
Steamship Champion, LOcOSi Charleston. with md's snd
steamship Niagara Roberts. Richmond cg Point and N'Oh
with ndse. a9d pas to oA Dominion s,esnsbD Co ,
mdss. and pass, to Old DOmnOs stealshig ca
for SaT s. SSss 81 Sa Ss 3 ~c .aS eSs
Giuseppe fAbunSO j csRnsret, PadsaS a5 days with
Bari ESIia D,PGys s T's 5ysTpsS 81 ay With o:
Bds Fortunate al. sianO. BOrdssas DAYS with mdse.
soHoosKRs-ArVER AID ooAs1Tiss
Connecticut. paWtuckek VI. r. Huis0n BOstOn
G. II. Maoomber, Franklin ] p Ross. Taunton.
HepOnset Boston. N. H. skinner, rauntop
Bella Peck NeS-Londou- =. g. smith, Providence.
Alert, Port jefferson. Maggie Bell bridgeport
EiEa, Bridgeport Margaret heeneiy. GresDpDrL
Bertha, PagarkeL y n. Cady, Boston
les sphine, Newport Wtrrea SAWYER. NeSAAveB.
Pero Nes Haven. Caisis. VinalAayea.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS 26AIcve steamship orsnia Savanna
M0SRoE Va, Noy 26AuVed, bark StuIsns tom
Rio JaBelrO for orders
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuKESroVS Nov 261he Williams Gu0n Lpe STEAMSHIP Man.
Pres New Isrk Nov u, Tor LvrrPSS
O'Clock yesterday atornapa
WHAlERS.
Osk atSau Francisco s0rc b. .cA
IN the Arctic, quiteA number Of timhcrs benz ho~n
ShO Josephine bark Northern which
cisco for Panama their oil al that NSYork where
Il u 10 be hndelst ave cents per galon
MEMORANDUM.
Steamship Nevada lBri Forsyth, from Liverpool QueastoWa
Nov IS back Queenstown the a0rnug
p wa,h machinery ersng ani has been ordered 70 YerpOo
For Lated Sap aeqs see fVrh Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
DECISIONS.


Court Of dppeds--AIBAsY, Nov. 26-In the Court
Of Appeils The ay Nov rs the osng decisions banded down.
JuRmcnt Affirmed with Bills Albany
Company; Heath aR Bannoi Manh agt Eworih. shssey
Kelly. no Samri No 2Wceks Cousans
Fne.
Judgment Of the Supreme affirmed and Judgment
PENDANT cosMeyenlourg Hayn. Judgment reversed and
granted abide eyentRed a Cannon Mush
h Oder sd and Judgment absonte Tor the D..
nian Osborn with Orer reversed he other defnd1ns
iugment afrrd with c0sis-Bun MOng0aef
Appeal dismissed sbls he OF the aoiign0ren
Rice. Appeal dismissed with cos's-KTkisnd sgt Lear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

The report concludes as follows: Tho salaries OF the
Commissioners which previous TO 1871 had been 1850,
were that year raised by Legislature TO $4,000 The
act passed without the application Intervention
OF this Board and for the purpose it is supposed of
making the salaries uniform with those Of other officers
of the same grade Of the City Government. In the
opinion OF the Commissioners the Is excessive and
ought be reduced TO such amount the Legislature
may deem reasonable for the services rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
THE COURTS.

The estimates of the principal courts, includ-
ing the Supreme. Superior Common Pleas Marine Sur
roRates General Sessions, Oyer and Termner Special
Sessions three Police Courts, and four Civil District
Courts we're published yesterday Estimates ohe five re
naming Civil District Courts aud OF the two remaining
Police Courts will DO found below:
CIVIL COURTS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Salary Of $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
MINIATURE Almanac

sun rises....... TOO 4:35 Moon ses.... )b
WATER DAY-A
sauiy sand... SIT Hell Gate Feuv TC6
Sandy 502 Cows lsnd... 5il Hell Gste Ferry 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. "

servativc and Radical Republic and while foreign ,he
powers may feel themselves treasured Nv Tie ohe' 'o'
will feel themselves menaCed by the other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND
CORRECTION.

The Department of Public Charities and
Correction has submitted estimates giving I'm detail the
expenses of the several institutions under its for the
ensuing year. The following is recapitulatlgn:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.

Maintenance and government OF Central Park $3.50 900
Maintenance and government OF City Parks and
Maintenance and government OF Observatory,
Museum. and Gallery OF Art................... 10000
Maintenance and Government OF Harlem Bridge. 5000
Total $3.50 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

ice Gazette q a5O: Trsh american. t50 6; The Dis
patch siIO IS; Messenger FrGHo0A Dercan s236f 50.
Total, s2933l 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

The Bureau OF Corporation Attorney the passage
OF the act of 1871 CHI 6i 49, has virtually ceased
be under supervision and control OF the Corporal
Counsel and it is respectfully suggested that all
formation OF its estimated expenses &c. DO obtained
directly from Its chief officer, who is Ia no way
responsible TO the Counsel 10 the Corporation for the ex
penses or conduct OF his Bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

Baary OF
Salary OF Clerk A,u...;ii',i,.,s,sAAs'',u,a yy9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
LAW DEPARTMENT.

once Of Counsel 10 Corporation.
Salary OF Corporation Counsel 900
Annual allowance lieu OF fees In opening $500
Allowance in lieu Of clerk hire ............ 1900
For contingent expenses and disbursements fees
TO additional counsel, witness fees law reports,
&C.; copies OF records and opinions, cleaning Of
tioes messengers 5000
Total. ..............t7s5O 800
once Of Public Administrator.
Salary OF Public Administrator 5000
Salary Of First Clerk. 1900
Salary OF Second Clerk. 1900
Salary OF Messenger 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

ESTIMATES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CHARITIES
AND CORRECTION, STREET CLEANING BU-
REAU, DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND OTHER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

A good story is told of st. LOUIS nobby
dry goods clerk who attended dance in the
rural district few evenings since He wore
Cheviot shirt, and put on great many airs
He was somewhat taken down, however, when
he overheard one country lass say to another,
THAT St. Louis chap sings on heap of style
fer q teller that wears bed-t:ck shirt"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27
apriS-6w

ESTATE or CASrr.F JOHNSON: DEcp..Noticcs hereby
given 70 all persons interested ~ said estate That Peter Miller.
viii ,pW A. before the County Con-, of the county OF sac
and state of Illinois, the Court House In ottawa IN said
county. the twentieth dav Of Ma. u. lsi! for the
purpose 81 rendering account o hs proceedings IN the
ton OF aAid estate for the ANAL settlement
aprG Nv II. l.. MEAD. Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

A lady writing from Florence says, that
Hart, the Kentucky sculptor, is engaged upon
"the most beautiful female figure the world
has ever seem" and that it will require many
years to complete the work. You know, my
dear friend" said Hart, 1T takes even the
Almighty nineteen years to make perfect
woman"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

Japanese women whose lovers are faithless
rise at o'clock in the morning and drive
nails into sacred trees. vowing that when her
lover dies she will pull them out. She believes
that the god, to save his tree, will strike her
lover dead. THIS is little worse than lying
awake nights to hate people.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

A new counterfeit bill is described as hay
ing for vignettc female with rake 10y he1
side. That must be very bid bill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

"Is this seat occupied" asked an exquisite
Of an elderly lady Of rustic design in the cars
at the depot Thursday evening. 81 don't
know" she said hastily, running her hands
with great deal of feeling over the service.
1T feels mostly like plush, but you can't tell"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

Corn in the ear is apt to affect the hearing
If eaten green it will make the voice husky
When dealt out as army ratlons, colOnels should
be served first, and then the men privately.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

Thompson is not going to do anything more
in conundrums. He recently asked his wife
the difference between his head and hogs
head, and size said there was none. He says
that is not the right answer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

A cynical, rather inclined to hirt, says mos,
men are like cold-very easily caught, but
very difficult to get rid of.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

"What are you diggin there for ~ asked a
loitcrrr Of three mon who were digging u
trench IN the street. Money, zur," the an
swer came. The man watched the operation
until the joke got through the roots of his
hair, and then moved on.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

Boston papers say that New York wive:
when enraged against their spouses call then
custom. house frauds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

GLOW one thing brings up another" said II
lady absorbed IN pleasing retrospection.
eyes replied the practical Dibbs; Gan
emstic, for instance"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27
3uogt; ut jun.

Out West Dolly Vardens are made of army
blankets.
The Dolly Warden cocktail refreshes the
Memphian guliet.
A Mississippi lady has ordered Dolly Var
den from Paris by telegraph.
All America awaits with eager expectation
the advent OF the Dolly Warden cathartic pill.
Dolly Warden is now said to have been the
pretty daughter Of blacksmith, which she
wasn't.
The Dolly Warden" came up from the
ranks was first introduced in flowing Gotten
chintz for morning wear, and has only recently
been promoted to silk and brocade.
The Dolly Warden is simply punched up
over-dress, cut in antique style, and made of
any lowered material winch most resembles
old-tashioned chintz bedroom furniture.
Mile Nelson negotiated for a Dolly Warden,
and expressed herself pleased with its fearful
and wonderful construction, but has never
accumulated sufficient courage to enable her
to wear it.
The French Dolly Warden is called the wat
teau, which belongs to the same period, and
is precisely similar, except that the vatican
has generally been worn as fancy dress
and made in rich material
A"Dolly Warden" should never be worn
on the street, but in the country, upon Occa-
sions, they will undoubtedly be adopted hy
young girls, and will answer admirably for
the promenade and the early vista to the
springs at the watering places.
AT public "tea party recently held in one
OF our country towns, where sentiments"
were in order, timid bachelor was bold
enough to remind the ladies that leap year
was upon them, by Offering the following:
Three long. dreary years have waited for this;
Vow, II you'll pop the question, I'll surely say yes.
To which lady promptly responded, as
follows:
The man without courage 10 DO his wooing,
May Go his own washing, baking and sewing.
The bachelor wilted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

A Yankee doctor has contrived to extract
from sausages powerful tonic, which he says
contains the whole strength of the original
bark; He calls it the Suphate of Canine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

Difference between cook and her lover is
one cooks the meet and the other meets the
cook.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

A young woman's Who is our
favoritc Roman hero Marias.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-27

MOTTO F;.-ksrATR OF WILLIAM LixBKNGurr DRc'p.
~ Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned adni-
trarix OF the or william ebenguth the copnty
ofLa Sale and state Of Illinois, deceased Win appear before
the County Of said county the third Monday heny
tn. nth day) OF June 1874 the Court House In Ottawa in
said county when and where all persons having claims de-
mands assnpt said estate notified to attend and
ssmc In writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th day OF April 4: p: 1871. -
MARY A. LIEBESGrrN.
eprlS6W AdrinisrarfS.