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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-10
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CHASE FOWLER.

Attorney n. Tan.
CTVATE q T. II1LINOIS. LA SALLE Co.'S
= IN TIE Circuit Court thereof 10 June rem A. d. 1874
in ChdncerR. . -
Annie L. Haveniili rs Newton H6venhtll
II appearing from an arid lille in the office OF the
clerk Of sad court that said defendant Newton avenh
not resident Of said state and sad complainant bav.
ing fled her bill OF plant in said court on ths
side thereof. the I'D day Of February A. D. st herein
and summons having been issued thereon according 70 law
Notice. therefore Is hereby given TO said defendant ew'
ton Havenhi that uassyou shall personally De ana up,
the Court House In OTTAWA. IN said county on the 81
Monday of June next d. 1871 twhca ana where sau
summons returnspe and plead answer demuror kept
to said bill the viii IL taken for confessed sgalns
YOU and the alters and things therein prayed Tor decreed
accordingly. ROSWELL W. HOLMES, serk'
CHASE FoLwXR Solicitor mcho-W
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A little FIVE year-old was told by his grand
mother that ali such terms as "by golly, by
jingU," "by thunder etc, were only minced
oaths, and but little better than any other
profanity. In fact, she said, he could tell a
profane oath by the prefix by All such
were oaf1s. "Well, then, grandmother,
said the little hopeful, there's big oath IN
lady gave ii up, and the boy is bewildered on
morals.
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NOOK AND JOB PRI NJ'INS Or
Is every description, done neatly, correctly and 81 10
owest prlces Give us call and we will endeayor 70 CIV
ON ,s sn H. sstsfaction OSMAN, If HAPEAAA,
~" ~ West of Court HoLs
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"Charley, what is it that makes you so
sweetY' said loving mother, one day, TO
her little boy, as she pressed him TO her
BOSOM II dess when God made me dust
He put.a little ihugar in" said Charley
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF j. AYDoCk as
Agent for the United States surrounds each box OF Ps
and Ointment. handsome reward will be given TO any
ono rendering such Information may lead 10 the
nn Of any marty or parties counterfng the medicines
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious. q
s,Sold at she maiufsctory OF Professor HOLLOWAY q
New York by all respectable druggists and dealers
throughout civilized world, In boxes OF 70 cents 62cehs
and 81 each -, .,, a., o.o.
sizes. l. .,a..
disorder are all xed to each box.
Office, i. Liberty Street, New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

TINS s. HIDES II TEL -Tnr Suicidr's
ii tel. /" the Latin qoartcr, Fni-. has
been torn down. Ten yrr, h.p - Young
student, d.,paiingl, in love, bow out
hi brains IA th'. room hc Wa- ctiipvjns,
and ju-t "n" v"ar a.iriWr'd another stu
don't committed ,ucil in the -au,r room. .
HIi"r losing hI~ upprv iu u uamhiuY
house. The pr"pir.lo %. itr h",rl Wa.
~ "a mod at ti'. late OF these uutuluv stu
dent, aud Inc tu"m VA. tnu-u,.u,d lt-
H. u iuml"r c,u-rJ \ .rW N,ut> n.trr-
W'Id, "a waiter, wur hal been Mr..u.,d nt
thrl, cltpt into tIi~ iUml-E ruun aud
htns, Il Gm-c,I. ine sulrt -utlut.s hn,,I
h''p N., n'~ Ia dc p,,,. h.,. ~ zen.
ur,,U lnc tease h"d an.tnd In,d ,hc cLauu-
nci u. ura,H. Inr uu,rt Was i,pual,dA
>''id uud H. reputation WA UIcauuA unI
non"dy cou Il tn.ltr tnrtc. \ >uuus
Uind,d d,uE-I~t t"uk pos~,-st"n o, tno
r.rtnt-rs Hud CAili,d uu ~ nu.Inc--
th"tr, uui hh'!hg his vile h u dcc"l,,
htin tclncd t. llt .;tt,, GA .,ru ..rt t.d Ihriv
l''d "iI' a hitn-rit Win M u"u Il u--.-
ii'c "h'Ir gi'i,rr Wa up IA IA TN ahd
demand, j ,l.,, The roam >u,tt Il t,. Whl,-
ed up, vat tu' hrW uMa~i iiu- -nri al the
.ei.- -. hI- ul.,hpur~ and dcc,. cd that
Ae n1r.t, /" Ov,UIS thr cul,tuhei hln r.i.
a. ih~t notice Ma gwen thal the pace
~, uoout to be- lo.h,d da~n 10 nahe
.oun, .ol ,ie Luuc.Hud saint Gt.lnllu.
An .nIrnuy % > U,ltV VA a, ma. ,,L,
nut rr.,.-,d, and ,uc jay h.Ntuo d.c.d,d
,inI Sl' go Ma amI"c catn.,el-.. .on, the
o,ttri -,c" de-p p'h"rnt aou dr,lnu.d ,hat
no VA a ,l,u,d m.,A. y tnuntn n-.o he
a.h,d prlnil-,I,n ,,. asa tir ",I lI,.nI>
e. nc.",, uu,J were luu,d duN,u. lu>
.,qoc-t Ma h,"n.,d and uutnus u"lr
Ma- h,a Il al han uuul the Wuikmcl
.",,ou l"m hanging ~ 'nr ncr., ID me IA
ti, ruuui.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

SAILlAG OVER BtiIED SAIIoNs.-
Tur Nh,,e tnnunri ut ,nr M-dtu'lInh,an
uua-, Ice >ticw,d wuli hLtus,n uu,r,. C.,r-
lLa~ ~,lntn~, S,it,ns, T., rIEu-, o"i,n-
tan., lrtsiau,, Glc,h- ",d l. n.an---
thee ihcy iIr, sd. o., sld,., n,.n,a thc
c,ua Hai,ls n."i thr nuIern >up that
tctche- llcl 1T uun \ - tpt. IA -nI,, Ii,
wuoIe couu-r over huiIyd unlrun>. 1t
may h,'lhr corruption "I the dead thrr
uuA ndi- b,il ilhtn'-> Ia the ph.,, ,,npn.-
r"ucr ~ the waves, Al tod me Ia tie
Fast that -up.lsiItiou ,AI-t, on tn, ~ub
.ri, Nrirh ivp',-.ut. thr -pi H. at Ia. de-
putrd n, ho,r,iug, Whrlhcr on hnd or
water, ntci tho pot, Nhci" thc ram, ol
the mhrthtrtr- n'r huuud 4; - ihlt Ia
ploNing thr Mediterranean We ,nil
tht"u- h u nii". 81 ginp,t- uutr MA tiiudi
u ~. tint Tia. waves. Tn..r I,tirut ,pir-
II, ,onnr,linr- nd on the tunln, aud ut
Other iu4-~ lpi,,-. ia ti'i-,' d,ricIuu, 10; .e
huilnN, Ahicn hook ike cAcnNpt,d crncr
IA. ~ totwcrn The cI,-t Of the Wrtor. 1t
! then union aud lh.onpina tugerh"r, .ny
th- o n.rta.,, ttal V"u.,tDtr tie !ir,,-
l,hIr-ceucr 90 che ,ea '"r Wt.netcr
the e l. lish the hiiiows h.-h with thc
Iumluou,ncss of vanished g,nc.ntou-.
lhnt concentrates, n it wrec thr starlight
"n rheir Wlug-.-St. Juha'S Hcye dad
THcjc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

AN ENGlEEERINo FIAT "A remarka-
bic piece OF ~oik nrnr lumn, Arizona,
GA the Southern PnciGc Knliruntl, L. kuoWn
~ "Ih0 L,op," and mnny persons come
long distances To- see IL. In laying out
the me the engineers found grent din
Guilty m reaching the summit without cx-
ce.ding the grade 10 which they hnd been
restricted. They levelrd here ard there.
aud found Ihcy could only accomplish il
by widening n long distance round, md
making .cverul bends in the trnck. Col.
q cy found II way out of the trouble by
making the road form 10 p or circle up-
on t.rlf, the fist attempt uf the kind in
hallway engineering. The road passes
~ u certain point into short tunnel and
beud- gently to the left. rising steadily
and ~ gently bending 10 the left, il goes
on and on. TIL at length, MS you look
from he renr platform OF the train, YOU
fad Yourself directly over the tunnel. and
discover that the tlnck has made loon
around The mountain ~ perfect ns the one
YOU form around v"ur finger with thread
Th" dr-Ited rirvatlon hns been gained.
md the lrnin has been headed in the
same direction NJ when it emery d from
the tunnel aud almost eNnctly above the
lorlner position. Passengers ARE on the
qui vive 10 examine this culious lit Of
engineering, the platforms are crowded,
aud there Is an eruption of heads from
the Windows of the cars. save and except
ing the one which Is flied with Chinese.
John is never surprised at anything, and
takes the word with the utm jst serenity.
He cares nothing for The Loop" aud its
snrruuudng- il is "alre same" to him,
and he sit. as dcmurelv as though in his
nativc vilage On the banks ofthe Ysagtse-
Il lang. - Boston GLOBE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

ALIVE, YET OFFICIALLY DEAp.-An
iiiu-trHiou OF the injury which, under
the French lnw-, may be- nIllctrd npou
al innocent mnn hy the loss OF hi- cent?
licar oi brth, i, nifoIded in the case OF
Alutd Lnlchot, who, at the age of one
aud t~rI.ty, left Mpntbrliald, his native
place. ~ ,srv. III li,h- ia IT,. army. AT
IL" skpiI.tipn OF hi- p.riod Of service he
ia not, hi- parent. having il III. nrnn
tiur diod. r-tIrn to Mpntbclrrd, bat
followed hi trude ~ n matchmaker in va
ilpU- + noes.
A hot time back, having become en-
g.g'd 10 bee mtr,rd, he determined /, go
lh.tr ard ohl ia the nrc.--ary psp.r-,
hnt, On nppi,in nj thr Mayors office,
be Sn- tad thlt il would be- u,r,s- giy
j. Z him hi- certificate of biiih, "a. IN the
architrr Aa- contained the crtilirair ol
h. d.n'h a. lh" Tnul"n Valley. in 1871. -
l.ichpt Hound upon iurihrr inquiry TINT
al li- fottnrr ntqusin'aucr- brIhsrd that
ilf " ~ '''fil lit' ~ Itfithl ftiNl-
l,.ie tor muid"r. and bad died at the pnl
.-N., and ~ iaii.d l." under,tsnd how tnr
error camid nave li-"u unliI H.. rrfnrn,-
b'Ird ,h,l ~hli" III ytrrlrnii nl thr be.an.
con, hi- money, watch and pnprr- had
b".'n slpi-n. The thiet had ayalrd him
sell oi the papefs tn pass himself oil ~
AIRED Lnt"hnt, and, having committed
-"tne lfr.h "tirnse, WAS sent to the gal
Iey~. lie died whiIe undergoing hi term
81 imprisonment, and hence arose the
mistake.
AIMED Lolchot has been compelled to
arpiy 10 the civil tribunal ut Toulon foi
IA CORRECTION oi the error, aud Tor lhb re.
moval oi his name, from the death regis
ter and the judgment of which sentence
~as passed upon the usuiper ol his name
Iatt MAI Gd4efts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01
ADy.trl3H.t>' DEkGrr1IX.

pN,oiJ.P. D,alcr in Clothing, Etc, TN
druil Fellows ,ialI, Hea1 'Viiir.
Er\ruE .0DGE SO. 3), /. .. q, f., III ets
every ,.nday erenlnE
ruY a ,Khf, Wm. f"da, Promistor.- -
t.m ,tri Il, NntI rvi'c.
COilti LODGE, so. -, {. O. q. F., Trinity
u.nl.I,mt-ts et,Y HtudlH ev ming
EAEL.A. z, Jlstic,o Of the Peace and Notary
rublit, bo gias City.
EN- 'l;H dUTE.. Man street, Woaveryi'l1,
WiilG Con lou, ro nj tor
GEtlAN HOSPITAL S.iGIEFY, tna't- first
sunday IN March, J n, ~. Hnd nhc.
SG8ApY, DR.. j. O., Dental aud d..dical Grad
uat, ~ ica. rh 'at5r Bniidlns, bp stairs.
8GfifFIN, VI. T., Main Str,et, WeaIcrytlls
California
81 GU?rILL 4 NAL0NEY, Dcalers in q neral
VI rchandis,, indian Cre"k Trinity Go.
81 HANSEN. H., - abr in Tobacco, cigars. etc.
Main street, ~ ,aylvilla.
Il fOCKEh. ilENhI Dnal r in Provisions, etc.
81 Main Street, " cav trNill9.
IRWIN JOHN IT,, Attorney and Counselor
At Law, Wcavrrvi io, Ca!i.utnia.
i JONES, /. H., Co nty ddso, Oac, in Court
itodse, sarolylu e
KlISKY 4 AGi;AildS, y val ,rs in Clothiny
and Dry Nuods, Wrav'itiils.
KUPER. KA t>Nl < Ca, y al rs in General
VI rchandis,, J,nciion City.
ANG, NJ, Donlor in ,;ror,ti e, Ii lIors, etc.
Man otroot, Wrayr,iil'.
Ord, Db. joins, Physician and Strseon,
Ncav"rNiile.
.RINj, =. a. D'alr in Gonerul Nor
chludi>e, trinity Crnier.
.0VrJuY, t. p, Attorney at Lay. 0dice
Cort iio!ss idltdin&, y enNepi lilo,
LUWnEN. " S..U.S. Dsp ,tg Sarg1yor, Of
NiIl street. II tttV TVilla.
MASON ~ fIAlEt, Dsalors in GanerAl
hrrchandiss, 30 lsaS Cit.
MAtnN, JOuN, Dealer IA .loar and rain,
Nam otroot, " oay1rlll3.
MpCAC1.ANU 10, L, t., K .pdirsr ol Watches
AMI Clocks, y caycrriiIo.
MDNrAGUE. DB. j. G., Comfy Physician,
Olc., Cont street, Weavaryille.
MEN lu.K lurL!., Main ,trsst, Weaver
Vuie, MuIis ndia, Ir0'ti 'tor'.
NORM FDiK BREWEaY, Nouh rork, Cal
Mrn / Bros, rupii 'toif.
NORTH STAR Lodge, No. H., L.. O. o. f.,
ma'tS every h rsday eyonins.
Pl\CtS, l., DtllAr in pr5 ColdS and Cloth
lh;, Main street, ~ raHerNIiis.
ROY At CANADIAN FIGE SUHANCE
Com any. N. ClaiG, Ascnt.
SCiIilA., LOUtS, hoot and shoo Store, Main
street, " cav rrlilc.
SHE MlN q HYDE, Music Dealers, San
francisco.
STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. II, /. o. o. f.,
mr.r' fiist aud bird fle.dNs.
TAMNANY Saloon. Main >trsrt. Weaver
vide, Al X. \. Love, no ri tor.
ZIMMERMAN BhOS., Cabin Makers and
Daal rs in 'urnit ~, " eav 'rvill'
TaENONr IufEi, Rrd Bl 4 California,
Wm p. Mafh ~, Fro ri tor.
TRINITY CHA TIE +, So. t., H. A. NJ, meets
Second and F0tithri -shtrs.
TRINITY LODGE, 80. 7. r. 4 4. NJ, meets
on last saturday OF euch month.
UNION ilOfEL, 90 az .Stro t, Neayerviile,
Noum rs Y IA lSrn, ropriet0r+
UNION oHtlINH SAi.DuN, Aain ST'ot,
WeavTriile, q .Oiss Anlris, ro.'ri tor.
WEAVE VILE DRUG and BOOK SHORE,
j. baIuicl,rI, 40 ri tiur
WILLIAM :, G. H., Attorney at Law, Office,
hain street. Neay rviii.
YOU NG, FtANitNY. Notary Public and in
Snranco Agent, " elgerllle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

Is the Rl--hm Ctmr-,i, i, the tower
Of boko,., the point ot p, glinag" ot IT.,
iilr "or-hjP't, from u p'iioi ar b'yord
the era OF VI ,httnn Il ttl.m TIE ril
& lIn, II .r u"W t.N ia ntunb.r. 1ur r",
ilrnt- ~ the tnWrr ne ,.tfib>t sd, ,uctt->
ol The iaith, together ~Iih ,uudfy dt-ci
p.r~ OF Il .to-a.rf. Their worship, Coz
tuu.'- nnd c'prinrpir, ia e p.rci-r.v ~ u
aD,1rnt tnr-. ine u,.er he 90 win-
d,"-. YIr iu'rlIt ! reached. only by
-uhtrrlanrau pt--alr~. ltI- au u"ui-u >.
handing .ui J. -ui ouud-d 10, II h.2ii Nhii.
" 3 hu lii- and cncncin1 .i,e tp"r. az.
high eolunl- %. Hume, y hucii ,p.tu-. tr,n
tue Gala a"d '.,. mai. vain tn. n,pl.ut
that j, found IN largo qreiiiir- "a tuc
-uIrou.d.u. -ull o' he ni,iau,m-. rhe.e
fires are l,rp, peip.tu'Ay .bunrg.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01
VIZ. S. L0WDEI,
q. -. DEPUTY &SEtyExOR.

HFTErE:- :-MiH Stret Weavorvi'lo, Cal
Civil Tn +in .ihs promiliy attend i 10.
~p-cIb Htt ntiut ls,ii 10 ia" ,tv.'y o. Nin,'r-
al and \ AHica,t.iai land locations. JAM.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

FIVE e'rlInrt- m,d "a c,mrI came to -
bridge - O. Wr2o cnudN, rNIy IN the
motuing, Al the maIneil that 81 team uI
huI-cs, dtHwinX wagon inHtrd ~ith
empty banr-, appeared at the other epd
the sight oi the elephants Engineered the
Lnr,rs. aud they uuird -h"el aruuud, ul
ret The wagon and da-hrd away. The
rafting 1T the balrr!- Ia tan tartrd
lhe elepnant~, ard my stamp d'd ia the
olhei dir-ctl1n. The -uu wa pret y hl-h,
and H. dlittrs nt bath cud- %. the b,lb -
were VAIN before the passage was effect
ed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01
Advertising Rates :

o,, Sonnr.-- E'Is II f"ssrf'0", 1 90
IEoch sabse4as"I G"A'Is'0", 90
'PraisssI0n"i s"'@'' ~" 1'@r, 20 90
fss,,tiy .t1'icss, per Ur"T, iS 90
ra- i,ria aat.s 10 rmrt .rly aui yearly
.aJy.rtIs.r,. % disrrpItabl3 or i'll gal ad-
N li.la.n, 81 at ,SN IiIcc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

The Arabian a,ch.e.os-t- claim that
they have discovered the grave "f I've,
and State that -he must huve been thee
hundred feet lal. And yet, Adam, uo1r
mHn, tIas been blamed tor eating the ap-
pie when she requested him 10.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01
EOI'RE CERIES

District Court Second Monday IN April
August and Deceinbor
Couaty Court First Monday in anu
airy, March May, July, september and no
.ve,nber
ProbRte C9prt Same as County Court
Honri OF Supervisors First Monday
February. May. August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:

j edge 9TH Judicial Dist, A. #. RosBoRouGn.
County Jsd;e,.. ........ +. +. J"Shs.
Sheriff .............. ........~.JoHN w. pnlLBRoSh.
Clerk TAYl,oR.
District Attorney ............ ...~Jo.lS O. lRwIS.
Treasurer .... ......,... ...........M. f. Gm FIS.
+fHsesSof r-.s.. ..,-..-.s- .t.-..'.J At AllnrN'
Tupt, Pub Schools Nils, NJ ny N. WtrL lGn
Coroner and.f Cub. AL. emf ....tats. iHrM >.
Surveyor ..... ..... ... q. ". L0v .HpG =.
CDistFiat 40. l..FoRrSeG BNr1s.
supervisors. 2..Jo'S SHaRinlS
"fct 3a..Wa GUrnula.
Hatw re.r
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N'c;Alg yinity Aouynal,
CUR AGENTS :
CvIr "TlsN1r. sn..uS4y =.
Weaycgyille, Sept nber l. 1877
BUSINESS EGTICE.

All communications pertaining 10 the Bust
ness or Editorial management ot the jouR> ~
.ho I'D b. addressed to G.. ". CRAIG, " IElX-
,rY JoCnN ,l," Wevcryille, Cal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-02-09
A Worthy Euterprise.

Mr. Editor:-Allow me to make a special ap-
peal to my fellow citizens for help to continue
an enterprise which lies outside the Bethel
church work, to which was called, 1t is that
of furnishing libraries on board vessels that
visit this port, and maintaining a seamen's
reading room. Before entering upon this ex-
offico work, the friendS Of the Bethel were Of
ten embarrassed to maintain pastor The un-
derstanding has ever been that this new enter
prise should not increase their burdens. The
reading room has cost, for the past year, about
$500, for which have rendered myself respon-
sbe
This room is, 10 its way, as valuable as the
church. In some respects more 80. A great
many have avalled themselves of its privileges.
A large number of letters have been written in
it and often letters have been written for those
unable to write themselves. All that needs
now to be done is to have more made OF it.
1t was contemplated seven years ago to put
up few libraries, but the demand increased,
blythe very interest awakened by the supply
till last year the number had reached 2O1. They
have gone, for the most part, on board vessels
of our own state, largely manned by crews from
our seaboard towns. We feel sure from reports
received, that they have been means of in
calculabe good.
Applications are increasing this winter, a
time when they are greatly needed. Let III
imagine ourselves delayed by bad weather. o.
| ice-bound for weeks, under enforced idleness
with nothing to read. l remember conversins
with captain just from a South American
r. Ill L
suffered for want of reading. having only
| few daily papers. These he read till he hat
| learned the very advertisements by heart. Ye
he would take them again and again, and fins
them down 10 disgust. He took library will
him next time. a man from a Rocklan,
| schooner bound to the westward called upor
| me for library. He had been told that W,
furnished them, ard wished to borrow one.
told him we had none; had not had any TO
some time, and had refused many calls
could only make them as the means were sup
piled. Then he told me now they had been on
Al DAYS and had just succeeded in reachu
this harbor, where they were then waiting il
the stream, out of reading and out of mouey
even to buy postage stamps. Just think of tina
you reading public. / wish could slice off
few chips of our grand, free, public library an
set them aroat l told him if he would accel
such odds and euds as 1 could scrape togethe
for him in our old, unseaworthy case, wou
try. He went out with a sort of library, CRATE
full enough to make me vexed with myself.
resolved to spread this matter before the publ
in the belief that there are those who will ar
preciate the need, and will be glad to act upo
their generous impulses. Should any one wis
to contribute money, books, magazines, paper
&c, please drop a card to me, 109 Newbur
street, and L will call. F, SoUTHwoRTH.
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Personal.

The New Jerusalem Society in this city have
extended call to Rev. Mr.. Mercer of Detroit,
Mich.
Mr.. F:ancis Lowell Hills of Boston. 77gradu-
ate of the English high school and of West
Point, has been appointed professor OF mill
tary science in the Agricultural College at Oro'
no.
Rear Admiral James Alden, whose death
was announced in this paper recently, was a
native of Portland. His father-was James Al
den, the school teacher. The son was appoint.
ed a mi1shipman in 1925 promoted passed mid
shipman in 1884, and commissioned as leutep-
ant in 1871. He was with the Wilkes explor-
ing expedition, and crulsed in the Mediterra-
mean and in the East Indian waters. During
the Mexican war he was in active service with
Gulf squadron Afterward he was detailed to
the Coast Survey in which service he remained
until 1860. During the rebellion he served in
the Gulf and Mississippi with great credit. He
was promoted to captaincy in 1868, for gal
liant conduct at Port Hudson. He commanded
Admiral Farraguts flagship at Mobile, and
afterward took part in the assaults upon Fort
Fisher. In 1866 he was promoted to the rank
of commander. After the war he was COM
mandant of Mare Island navy yard, and after
ward chief of the bureau of navigation at
Washington. He retired in 1872 with the rank
of rear admiral. His body will be brought to
this city for inteIment.
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APPOINTMENTS. - The following appoint
ments have been made by the Governor and
Council:
Coroners-James T. Small, Lewiston; Wash
ington jenkins, York; George Hobbs, Wells.
xidermst-Joseph Bond, Portland.
Branch Pilot for Piscataquis River-Horatio
w. Treiethen, Kittery.
Dedmus Justices-S. G. Davis, Denmark !;
L. A. Wadsworth, Hiram.
Notaries Public-Lewis A. Barker Bangor
Enoch j. Noyes Passport.
Trial Juslices-Hram A. Ellis, Castine
Edward A. Austin, Addison.
Justices OF the Peace and Quorum-Addison
Small, Lewiston; Benjamin Alexander, Lin
neus; Abner 7. Wade, Sangervlle; Thomas b
Stone, Harpswell VIM. M. Paysou. Deering
Sam uel K. Whitney and j. W. Dresser, Gas
tine; William Guptill, fremont: Martin V
BabDidge, Swan Island; John Turner, Isle al
| Haut; Shedrack Black, Brooksvlle: Augustus
| E. Stuart and Henry Graves, Vienna; Albion
| q. Weeks, China; Albert I'll. Smith, OfriDg
ton; John B. Rocks. Clifton; ii. L. Mitchell
Bangor; Solomon Bolton, Orrngton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-02-09

THE PREsUMPsoT WATER CAsE.-Yester5ay
morning Mr.. j. f. Anderson made his second
report of the condition of the water in Sebago
Lake to Judge Virgin. He said that during
three days, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesd ay.
the Lake showed bnt little material change
from his last report. He found in one place it
has fallen about quarter of an inch, and at
another, at Jordsn's Bay, it had risen three
quarters of an inch. The p!anks on the gates
at Songo have been taken off making a suice
way about six by four feet, through which the
water pours. Whether it was this water which
had reached the stake at Jordan's Bay, caus-
ing the rise at that point, he could not say, or
whether it came from a point near by, where
saw mill is at work. Under these crcum-
stances the Judge ordered Mr.. Anderson to
continue his Investigations and report again
next Saturday
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PATRIOTIC ORDER Sons OF AMERICA-Camps Nc
i, 3 and convenes the Eastern Express Office,
Plum street. NO / on Tuesday evening; No 3 on
Wednesday evening; No. on Monday evening; No
at School House, Turner Island, cape elizabeth,
Friday Evening.
BoswoRTH PosT G. A. R.-Meeting every Friday
evening in Mechanics Hail. corner of Congress and
Casco streets.
PORTLAND TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB-Head-
quarters in Printers Exchange, I'd floor, Exchange
street.. Open day and evening Business meeting
every Monday evening at u O'Clock.
Young MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN-C Corner
Congress and Casco Streets. Every evening.
PORTLAND Typographical UNION, No. 10
Second Saturday of each month.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY Observation-Disclosures
Block. Second Monday in each month. Delivery
of books daily, 2 to 9, day and evening.
PAYsoN LIBRARY SocIETY-Meetings every
Monday evening, Browns Block, cor. Brown ant
Congress streets, at y O'Clock.
PORTLAND INSTITUTE AND PUBLIC LIBRARY
In City Building. Open and free TO all from 10 to
/ and to 9.
MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION
Corner of Congress and Casco Streets First Thurs
day IN each month.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-Bramhall Lodge, No. 8
Thursday evenings; MuDjoy Lodge, No. g. Monday
evenings; Pine Tree, No. Ii, Friday evenings, al
their Hall, Clapp's Block, Market Square.
PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNION Corne
Congress and Brown streets. Fist Tuesday in eact
month.
SovEREIGNs OF INDUsTRY-Dirigo Council, No.
meets every Friday evening" at Arcana HaA, at y
O'Clock.
PORTLAND FRATERNITY No. a Free st. Block
Every evening.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARs-
Arcana Monday; Mission, Wednesday, Williams
Block, Congress street; Mystic, Thursday, at Son
of Temperance Hall, Congress Hall; Iron Cla'
Thursday, at West End
PORTLAND SOCIETY OF NATURAL HISTORY
At thei library room, City Hall, on the first AM
third Monday evenings OF each month.