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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10

WILHoFT's FEVER AND AGUE Tonic,
This medicine is used by construction
companies for the benefit of their employees,
when engaged in malarial districts, The
highest testimonials have been given by GEN.
tractors and by the Presidents Of some of
The leading railroads in the South and West
When men are congregated in large mum.
hers in the neighbOrhood of swamps and
rivers, Wilhofts Tonic win prove valuable
addition to the stock Of medicines, and will
smply reward the company in the SAVING of
time. labor and money, We recommend Il
IA An. @. r. FINLAY h Co., Proprietors.
New Orleans.
For SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10

AT one of the cabinet receptions last
winter a most distinguished gentleman
who had been thrice widower said to
Gail Hamilton as the Hon, George Q.
Cannon, Mormon delegate in congress,
came in, "Mr. Cannon has three wives"
'' Yes" replied Gail, but the only diff
ference between you and George Q. Can
non is that he drives his wives three
abreast, while you drive yours tandemP
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10

WE copy the following from an ex-
change, which is important, II true Chronic
iiarrhaa Of long standing, also dysentery,
and an similar complaints common at this
season of the year, can be cured 6y the use
SinternaIlyl Of Johnsou's Anodyue Linimeut,
We know whereof we affirm,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10

IF was a young lady and had a deli
cate, pale, sickly beau, should tell him to
take DR.. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cor.
ciaI and Blood Purifier 1t imparts yigor,
Lsrength, health, and purifes the blood. DIR,
J. H. McLean's Office, St. Louis, No.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10

PEARCE & CO., Commission Mer.
chants, 213 N. Second street, st. Louis wholesale
dealers in Dried Fruits, Butter, Cheese Beans and
Oatmeal. Orders and consignments collected.
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sgs,ssgEHAR1a g VIBRATOR


THE ENORMOUS WAsTAGE q grain, 50 iassRssss
Eah otser aglss Of ThresherR can be SAVED by this
Improved Machine, sl c5si, srsT 100 % dG8
Bag al expenses Of thTeshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, 1ETLLEF, HUNGARIAN ana
Ike SEEDS are thrashad separated cleaned and saved
easily and perfectly Vlaat, Oats Bye Bailey.
AN EXTRA PRICE Is uszslIy paid Tor grain asd
SEEDS cleaned BY this machine ol extra Clsaalinas
IN THE WET GRAIN Of i5T5, these we're substaa-
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with pr0t
or economy, doing hst thorough and perfect work,
Uhsu otisEs utterly failsd.
ALL GRAIN, TINE and MONEY wasting complies
tons such agFEndisG Aprons "B1iiles sBaEtsrB"
PirkeFsF ETC. are eltirsAT Dispersed Wb lesa than
gnshalf The usual Gears Belts Boxes and IcurnaI8s
easier manageds more durable hight running cost
w repairs; no dust; no ttaFinEH 60 clean an; not
troubled By adverse winds, ratn o. storms
FARMERS and GRAIN RALsERS Who are poas5
In the large saving made By II vii not employ ITS
riOF and Waztaful mlchiness but VII taEi1 On this
improved ThresheT doing their work
FOUR SIZES mads for 6 8. 10 and Y Horse
Powers Also o speciality Of SERAR4zOEa, aesignad
and made EIPREssE sus sTEAM PUWCR
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, vlzs or I'M
proved "Trfpls Gear" and our "sPur spesda CWC0ds
bury stylsl both " Mounted On foaF Wheels
II INTERESTED I'm Threshing or Grain RaisinE,
apply to nearest Dealer, write 60 g. ~ sFr
Ted Circular Gent fresl, giving fun particulars Of s1
Eeyless Prices Terms etc.
Nichols, Shepard q Co..,
BATTLE CREEK. MICH
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10

THE cathartics used and approved by
the physicians comprising the various medl.
cal associations OF this state are now Gem
sons Purgative Pills,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10
No SUGAR Of Lead or sulphur.

TUFTS Hair Dye contains neither, or anything
else injurious. No bad Odor harmless as mountain
spring water; easily applied and acts instantly.
More Of it used than all others combined. IS Muir.
ray St., New York.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


Flour Ss75asOO per bbl, COrnmsal dull kiln
dried per bbl. S2.65a2,T5 rs, Corn quiet; mixed, per
bushel, 51a54c; white, 5Sa55e, Oats steady :
light demand, S5a9Oo Hay, choice western per
ten, S24O0a26.00i prairie, ss.00ai0,O0; mixed,
Si6,O0A1S,0O.s Bacon QeOsel higher; shoulders
sIfe; clear rib sides, llallsEo; clear SIDES liza
1i5Se; breakfast, 1S16al4ei sugar cured hams,
canyassed, 1S1Sa1le; sugar cured hams, unean-
vassed, nominaii packed, 3sa96e higher. Dry salt
meats tair demPnd; shoulders, 71sc; clear rib
sides, lS5zc clear sides, 1o5(e; mess pork si95Oa
2l.O0 Lard, in tieress, i254alAe. Whisky, s5eaSi
CHICAGO.
Flour steady with fair demand. Wheat active,
firm and higher; No. 2 St06s4 Corn easier; No,
A2JSc. Oats dEll and tending downward; No. 2
S05Sc. Pork active and higher, Sl9al9l0, Lard
in lod demand AID q shade higher, iORi1c. Bulk
meats in fair demand and higher, lO16C. Whisky
~ LOUISVILLE
Flour dun; extra, s6T5aT.50 Wheat inactive,
Ito, Corn, white sSei mixed, &c, Oats, white
7SSa1OIe. Bacon, saiillSei hams, iSaiSc, Lara,
la18al2Sse. Whisky, l,OI,
ST. LOUIS.
Flour dull. Wheat higher for best grades 70. 2
red winter, 1s4l, Corn fair active and q shade
higher; No, mixed, 44a443ac. Oats quiet but
arms No. S21SC. Whisky LO9. POrh firm
CINCINNATI.
Flour quiet Wheat inactive, Local 40 Corn
4Aa45c, Oats 2SaSse. Pork 1880, Lard lO1Saiio I;
kettle, 1SalS5te. Bulk meats 7Ri01So, Bacon 81
i13Se. Whisky, l,07,
NEW ORLEANS.
Flour 6.5OaT50 Corn 65a7Oo. Oats 42e. Come
meal 2.76. Hay 1890; choice, 5000, Pork 60. 5Oa
20.S5. Lard, tieree, 12e; keg, IS1$cc, Bacon SKA
1194o. whisky 1,10al,t1, Coffee 1b1falS14e
COTTON MARK cts.
NEW -NIiddliRg tt114e,
Mom1E.--N IiddliHg 1889,
CHARLRsr0N.--N iidhngti3zc.
NEw YoRE, Middling 1ls{e
ST. LOUIS iiddling &C.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10

HAVE you Chills and Fever? Shall
Pills never fail to cure. Price 81.
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FoT Gle MaEt HaI1 YeaE.


To NiufnteTs, Lawyers ana old Mems
you have a weak voice, subject 70 hOarssusss
and a threat often sOre-if you have weak lungs
ri you have weak beCk-if yen are troubled
~ with constipation or piles, pE0lapBua uteTi, OF
n hernta--if continued speaking, singing. riding,
walking tatigues OF eXhausts YCu, yeuT abdO-
minial muscles have relaxed, and y0u need UPHOLD
ing. If you will inClOEe 70 me thTse-Cent stamp.
the ehectual remedy viii be pointed ont and infOr-
nation how TO obtain il with or without money.
Address, =. n. GRAVES
EDITOR TIE Baptist, Memphis, Tenn.
HAVING SUFFERED COMPAssI0EAT THE SUFFERING.
4 900 have been relieved already.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10
LTVER REGULATOR.

gW LIVER DISEASE and fudf-
gestion prevail to q greater
extent tbaU probably any
other Malay, and relief 70
q MN HnmWG always anXiOusly soEght af-
SHWaNMAAMO ter. 1.-THE lfverfs Regulated
Ga It's action, bealtb q aIufest
invariably secured. Indiges-
ton or want 81 actiam in the
Liver, causes headache, Con-
5tipatf0R Jgundiee Rain In the Shoulders. Cough,
DiHEinHss, Sour stomach. bad taste IN the mQnth,
bilious attacks, palpitati0n Of the heart hapEea-
sion Of spirits or the bleess 9ud hundred otker
SYM EtouiE. SIMMONS hLNAk Ah8HLAEUM ts
The best remedy that has been discovered for
these ailments If acts mildly, aiieetuaily, and,
being a simple vegetable compouhds can d. NC i'm
Jury IN any quantities that y may Pc taken It ts
harmless N every way 10 has bten Gu use far forty
years. aud hundreds Of the good aHa great from al
parts Of the eOuntry will yeneh for ts virtue, viz;
Hon, Alexander III. stephens, ct Georgia.
Bishop Pierce, Of Georgia
Jno. Gfii Shorter. Ex-GoyerRUT OF Alabama.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10

Gen. John b. Cor
don,
k. u. Mott, Of Coz
lHmhua, Ca,
are among the humid
refs % whom We can
refer.
Price, &I.0a. BY
Maii, st.Nk.
MGamREia asrsasrf nmfu
aAlaA i alllla = alla = - sdsaHH
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PRINTABLE, Pleasant work: hundreds now en-,
poyed hundreds more wanted. n n Lowell Erie, Pa
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| u VERY desirable NEW ARTICLES fer Agents.
. Mfr'd BY O. j. CapswsIi { Co, Cheshire, Conn.
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Cts postpaid la L JONES CO, Ssss a 4. 7
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pi0geui uuhdLe0s NioEe n ~
ar Extra Fine liked cards, With name, 70.
20 cts, postpaid. L. JONES Co, Nassau, n.
q VERY desirable NEW ARTICLES for Agents.
- Mfr'd BY g. J. Capewell Co., Cheshire, Conn
a1n day at home. Agents wanted. sutft terms
Oh tree. AddTe@ TRUK Co, Augusta. Maine.
I'LL. CATALOGUE OF ARTICLES FOR HraDtg
A FREE. Boston Novelty Co., Mass. hSVhtO
mENH PsrmOHsh. Agents wanted. BusiHess bou5r-
OT IS I I4, lSsIaIs gsTa1sSt PS5ts1FI i''
W9 WATCHES. A Great Sensation. Sampls
W. Watch and OulEi free to Agsnfl. Better than
WELL AUGER!! v5 %4iof gsa8 i 9sa
our Anger Book. US. Anger Co., st. Louis, Mo.
A FORTUNE can be made without cost or risk.
"A Combination forming. Particulars nee Address
J. b. burgess, Manager, RaWlins City, wyoming
nnEn A MOnth.-Agsnts wanted. s8best selling
QJJU dress dress J&T BlONS6N. Bstryoit, Mich.
nTOEA MONTH and travelling expenses paid
% Il 20 for Statesmen. NonsddleTs wanted Adj
dress, Monitor ManUFg Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
ANN AMONTH.-AgantBw aptsdsyCry where.
RVhI Business honorable 9nd nrst-eiasa- FsF-
W0uu WORTH & CO.. 81. Louis, No
MaN MRF aday sure. Illustrated ea..l0gus ,efouT
SUISSE g. S6E1@ss .yGa, md "a Ss5f 9s15 R:ss'
US kl5Ta Address Visiting, Reward, Motifs Connie and trals-
parent Cag 1R smplss,Eurth Is. seat postpaid qr - cst
q II. BUTT oRDs SONS. BOSTON MASS Eztahdshsa lsso
NnTTTWwand Morphine habit absolutely and
Hull III speedily cured. Painless; no PUBLICITY.
HFtNt lei Send stamp for particulars. On. CARL
VI III ATON, I8z Washington St, Chicago, III.
MIND Reading, PsyChomanoy, Fascination soul
M Charming, MesmeTism, and Marriage Guide,
showing how either may tascnRte gain the love
and affection Of any person they love, t1stanty go
pages by mall Sc HUygT Co., AG8 y. It'll st., Pht&
OPIUMEzss1s5P5ss eyed f a I :5S;
mails Describe case. DR.. +. +. Marsh Quincy Mich
WPhR The choicest in the woFld-ImPortera'
ESAOu priS0s-Largest Company in America
staple aTtielepleases every body-trade contlnsaly
INTERCHANGEABLE gents wanted every Ehsrebe lnquee-
meDts-d0n't waste time-send for circular 20 hub'E
WELLS 80 Vesey ST., n. 7. p. D. BOX A8ess
A MUTT nv Your name printed on 50 Trans
WUH 6lIl / parent Cards. containing
scene when held 60 the light, ESQ dssgnsl sent post
Maid for Is cent? packs names, 81. No ether card
-
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I'LL. CATALOGUE OF ARTICLES FOR H1aBfs
1EnEE. Host0n NevelfE 90, Mass. Ag0nlS
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NEW DEMONSTRATING it34e,
demonstrating 1889,
CHARLESTON, -NiiddRngtt3zc.
NEW YoRT,--Middhng 1889,
ST.. LOUIS, Middling 90.
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mHHH PsrmCafh. Agents wanted. BuatHess buu0F-
nJGGA&As able lucrative, permanent Particulars irgss
~ - - q Address, A. G. Ssttlet0n Co. Chicago III
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10

@9 WATCHES. A Great Sensation. iSGmple
u - Watch and OlEfsf free to Agents. Better than
Gold. Address A. COULTER q CO., Chicago
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! A. PER WEEK GUARANTEED u Agea
ViHi Male and Female IA their own iocalit
ID 4 Terna and OUTFIT FREE Address
q. VICKERT a CO., Augusta, Maine.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Flour 65OaT5O Corn 65a70c. Oats 42e. Come
meal 2.76. Hay 1890; choice, 5000, Pork 60. BOa
20.S5. Lard, tieree, 12c; key, l846ec. Bacon ska
1194o. whisky 1,10al,t1, Coffee 1b1falS14e
COTTON MARK ETs.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10

MIND Reading, PsyChOmancy, Fascination soul
M Charming, MesmeTism, and Marriage Guide,
showing how either may tasctnate gain the love
and affection of any person they love, t1stanty go
pages by mail, SEC, HUNT Co. AG8 3 It'll st., Phtl&
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CHICAGO.
LOUTRVILLE.

Flour duh; extra, s6.75a7,50, Wheat inactive,
1.i0. Corn, white 4Sci mixed, 4Te, Oats, white
sso mixed, S7e. Hay, I2.0Oal6O0. Bulk meats,
7lSa10Rc. Bacon, SaiilSe hams, 1S9lSc. Lara,
lSt$al2yse. Whisky, 1,0T,
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wWyHgEN WRITING EO AmvERTHNERS,
In aAia paper. - y. ". 3.
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ST. LOUIS,

Flour dull, Wheat higher for best grades 70. 2
red winter, la. Corn fair active and q shade
higher No, mixed, AiaA41ae, Oats quiet but
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CINCINNATI.

Flour Quiet. Wheat inactive, Local 80, Corn
4Aa45c Oats 2SaSBc. Pork 1880, Lard l016aflo .
kettle, lSalSIle Bulk meats 7Ri01Sc. Bacon SO
lIl%c+ Whisky, IO7,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10

A FORTUNE can be made without cost or risk.
"A Combination forming. Particulars free. Address
J. B. burgess, Manager, RaWlns City, Wyoming
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
Daniel Boone Barking SquI rels.

-. When Auduson, the great naturalis, was II
| Kentucky, in the early party OF the presen
century, he was well acquainted with DAME
Boone, and was his intimate friend. They
made frequent expeditions into the forests
the scientist after his bugs aud birds, and the
pioneer in search Of something OF more sub
staniial nature. 4 feat or Boones, which has
probably escaped the attention OF those who
love 10 record "reminiscences of tins brave old
pioneer, IS thus described by Professor Au
dubOn;
Barking off squirrels is delightful sport
and, IN my opinion, requires greater degree
of accuracy than any other. first witness
ed this manner of procuring squirrels whils
near the town of Frankfort, Ky. The perform
er was the celebrated Daniel Boone. We
walked out together and followed the rocky
margin of the Kentucky River until we reach
ed a piece W fiat land, thickly covered with
black waluuts, oaks and hickories. AS the
general mast was q good one that year SOUR
rels were seen gambling on every tree about
US My companion, stout, hate, athletic
man, dressed in a homespun hunting shirt
barelegged and mocCasir ed, carried long
and heavy rifle, which, while loading, he
said had proved efficient in all his former un
dertakIngs, and which he hoped would not
fail on this occasion, as he felt proud to show
me his skill. The gun was wiped, the pow
der measured the ball was patched with six
hundred thread linen, and the charge sen,
home with hickory rod. We moved not a
step from the place, for the squirrels were so
numerous that it was unnecessary to 90 after
them. Boone pointed to one Of these animals
which had observed US, and was Crouched on
branch about fifty PAGES distant, and bade
me mark well where the ball should hit He
raised his piece gradually until the bead
that being the name given by the kentuckl
ans TO the sight of the barrel was brought to
line with the spot he intended TO hit The
whip.like report resounded through the woods
and along the hills in repeated echoes. Judge
of my surprise when perceived that the ball
had hit the piece of bark Immediately beneath
the squirrel and shlvercd il into splnters
the conclusion produced by which had killed
the animal and sent 1t whirling through the
air as if it had been blown up by the eXplos.
ion of powder magazine. Boone kept up
his firing, and, before many hours had elaps-
ed, we had procured as navy squirrels as we
wished, for you know that to load riae re-
quires only a moment, and if it is wiped after
each shot will do its duty tor hours. Since
that Interview with our veteran Boone have
seen many other Kentuckians perform the
eat'-NaysDaye (RA) Correspondence Of the
LouisriNe C0urter-J0urnaI.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

This age is u progressive one, and improve
ments are continually suggesting themselves in
almost every department OF human life. Labor
saving invent )ns aud machinery are eagerly
sought for, to accomplish in a few hours time,
what usually was the toll OF days and even
weeks The farm, the household, the workshop,
the factory, all possess unmstakable evidences
of this wonderful age Of progress. ltremained,
however, for the eminent house Of Lord Tay
lor, well knows as one Of the leading dry goods
firms of New York city, To introduce vast i'm
provement in the old shopping method, and to
make shopping easy" for every lady in the
country. There Is now no reasonable excuse for
ladies to fatigue themselves with travel, and to
undergo its hundred and one annoyances when
they can purchase every article needed for the
wardrobe or household without leaving their
homes. Messrs. Lord " Taylor will send, on APP
plcation, free Of charge, samples Of the newest
goods for autumn and winter wear, with prices
attached to each, together with complete de-
scriptive catalogues Of their handsome stock oil
ladies' and misses underwear. Selections from
these are readily made; orders for goods receiv-
ed, filled by the house, and returned BY fast
trains to the purchaser. This surely ia mate
rial improvement for the slow method Of former
days. as bv this system time, money, labor and
annoyances are all saved. The business stand
ing of this eminent house makes this announce.
ment worthy Of attention, as they can be relied
upon implicitly to accomplish whatever they ad.
vertise TO do.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
See. La Sale Co. Agr'l. Board.

This meeting, which occurs one week from to-
day, should receive the careful attention ofevery
farmer, stock raiser and manufacturer in La
| Sale county, who should not only attend this
meeting but make it his individual business to
sec that the meeting accomplshes something.
The State Fair has ruined our county associa-
ton, as indeed 1t does in every county where
that Fair is held, and an entirely new organiza-
ton is impcratively necessary. There is no
earthly reason why we should not be able to hold
each year as good fair as any held anywhere,
and By the formation OF u society Of live men
this end can be obtained but they must be en-
ergetic men and liberal men-not afraid TO spend
one dollar because they can't see how they shall
reap ten from it. The general cry, all over the
country, has been that county fairs are dying
out. II is possible that such is the case, but II
Is principally because they have manly run into
stamping grounds for quaeks Of high and low
degree. Their tone must be elevated and the
prime object of fair never lost sight of in their
managcment-it must be a show ground for the
farmer, the stock breeder and the manufacturer
aud not gathering for the benefit of swinders
This county with its 5000 people should have d
Grst.class Agricultural Society, and If every man
will make II a personal matter to see that this
meeting is attended by the rig kind of men and
that their influence rules the meeting, we shal
have good Society-f we can't have that we
had better have none at all.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
County Court.
pQ0uATF

Estate of William Rausch. Supplemental in.
proved and ordered to be recorded
Estate OF George Emery. Inventory, apprnise-
ment bill and widows REIMBURSEMENT and Sc
lection approved and ordered TO be recorded.
Estate ofAnn NJ. Hoscheit. Report Of acc cunts
presented, approved and ordered to be recorded
and order for notice OF final settlement to the
November term
Estate Of Barbara Deffenbaugh. Letters Of ad.
mlnistration issued to John Butte Bond, s7O0
Notice to creditors January term, 1877.
Estate Of Benjamin Jagle. Apprasement bill
inventory and widows REIMBURSEMENT and Sc
lection presented, approved and ordered to be re
corded.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of Dee Gil, q
minor Nathaniel Moore appointed guardian o
the estate of said minor. Bond, Si.400. Inven
tory presented, approved and ordered TO be re
corded.
Estate Of Edwin II. Snyder. VIM. II. Snyder
appointed administrator. Bond, $500. Notice
to creditors to ID Monday il January next
Estate OF Osmund Thomson. Will proven ant
admitted to probate. Ira Thomson appointed
executor. Bond, 5000 Notice to creditors tc
90 Monday in January next.
Estate Of Peter Johnson. Andrew B. Ander
son appointed administrator Bond, $500. No
tiee TO creditors to Sd Monday in January next.
Guardianship Of Oliver NJ. Trenary, minor
Theodore c. Trenary appointed guardian. Bond
400
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
THE COURTS
supreme Court.

Orr renort of the Supreme Court last weel
was made to Thursday night On Friday th'
business was quite lengthy as well as important
Among the business we find
On the re.hearing docket was the celebrated
case of W. F. Storey VS.. Alice h. Early, yer
dict in this case was rendered in the court belo"
for So, 600 damages (of which Miss Early remit
ted SlO,OOO3 an appeal was taken to the Supreme
Court which affirmed the judgme mt OF the court
below. Justices Breesc ard Dlckey dissenting
considering the damages C25OOO) excessive
Some time ago a stay of proceedings was ordered
by Justice Craig, and the case entered upon the
rehearng docket. On Friday, the petition for
re hearing was denied, Justice Craig Dissenting
from the majority Of the court.
Mr.. Rountree, County Attorney of Cook coun-
ty, moved for alias fee bills and executions In
sundry tax cases of Cook county, in relation TO
which Justice Dickey said Application is made
on behalf of the city of Chicago for an order on
the clerk to issue an alias fee bill and execution
in each Of long list Of cases heretofore disposed
of in the court and in which fee bills and eXecu-
tons have previously been issued, but were des-
troyed by the great Chicago fire, and therefore
were not returned. The motion is supported by
affidavit, showing the destruction OF the original
papers and also that the fees and amounts In is
sue have not been paid. 1t Is accordingly or
dered that the motion be allowed as to all cases
that are mentioned in Mr.. Wilson's affidavit con-
nected with the papers in the case.
The Chief Justice announced the following
rules Ordered, that cases which, in the judg-
ment Of the court, involve important public in
terests may be advanced on the docket; also the
rule in relation to motions to strike the names of
attorneys from the roll.
Thos. J. Sparks was admitted to the bar on
foreign license,
The call of the docket having resulted in the
20 cases taken, the court adjourned to term in
course.