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THE COURTS.
County Court.

Estate of Fred'k Irgens. Order Tor Ao''ce O
final settlement TO July term.
Estate OF Patrick Leavy. Report of sale OF real
estate approved
Estate Of Arthur McG'irr. ORDER Tor nouce Oh
anal settlement 10 June term.
Estate of John Wehrstein. Final report APP
nroycd, estate declared settled and administrator
discharged. ,cl
Estate OF James Recs. Order for notice OF ina!
settlement TO July term.
Estate oi Philo Iindley. Final report approve"
and administrative discharged.
Guardianship of George L. Lindley ct al flhS
export presented and guardian discharged,
Estate of John ii. Shepherd. Notice oil nua
settlement to June term.
Estate OF George Emery Final report pre-
seated and administrator discharged.
Estate OF Abraham I. Lininger Order Tor no
sice of final settlement to June term;
Estate of Jared Hubert. Same order.
Estate of Endrc Williamson. Final report APP
proved and order of distribution made
Estate of Heinrich Ramme. Order Tor notice
of final settlement to July term
Estate of VIM. B. Day. Final report presented.
Estate of Ruany George. Aggregate Oh cialh9
allowed 1929.
Estate of Harriet n Elcott. Appraisement
bill approved
Estate of Milton Brundagc. Aggregate Of
claims allowed, Sl635G.
Estate Of Henry S. Dudley Final report APP
proved, estate declared settled and administrator
discharged.
Estate of Joseph Bensel. Order for notice OF
6nal settlement to July term.
Estate of Jacob Craven. Final report approved
estate declared settled and eXecutriX discharged
Estate of George Newell. Supplemental re-
port approved, estate declared settled and admin
fstrator discharged.
Estate of Jos. Maierhofcr. Claims allowed
Sl10.
Estate John Fry. Report of accounts approved
and ordered recorded
Estate of Hiram Crisler. Report OF accounts
approved and ordered recorded
Estate of VIM. Brkcnbuel. Order for final set
tlenent July term. 40
Estate of Thos. Rugar Order for final settle.
nent July term.
Estate of Webster Lang. Report of accounts
approved add ordered recorded
Estate of Osman Thomson. Report OF ac-
counts approved.
Estate of Clarence +. Tinker. Order for iinal
settlement to July term.
Estate of Matthew Bernhard. Same order.
Estate of Isaac Marcus. Same order.
Estate Of Thos. Blake. Same order.
INSANE.
Sarah White, Of Mendoza, was adjudged insane
by Judge Miller on Tuesday and ordered to be
committed to the insane asylum at Elgn. She
has been in this condition about six months, and
is the wife of James White.
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e. a A r NJ \
is IT Durable?

rJIUOSE who have suffered from the various and COM
l. plicatcd forms of disease assumed by Catarrh, and
many physicans and remedies without relief
or curc await the answer to this question with consider
nhle anxiety And well they may for no disease that
,nn Lc mentioned IA universally prevalent and so
dcstrucvo to health as Catarfh: Bronchitis. Asthma,
Coughs nd serious and frequently fat affections Of
mo lungs follow in many Instances, cnse of simple
brt neglected Ca,arrh Other sympathetic affections,
sue ms deafness, impaired eycsght and loss of sense
OF smell may be referred to as minor but nevertheless
serc,s results OF neglected Catarrh, bad enough In
iher.eyrs bat as nothing compared with the danger
crs naciions Of the tAroat and lungs likely TO follow
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Endorsed BY a Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased the
RADICAL CURE Of me, and from time to time made me
familiar with his believe his statement to be true
in every particular. JAS. 7. DERBY.
FITCHBUgG, Oct. IL.
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Each package contains Dr. Sanford's Improved In
hang TUB, and iu directions for its use Ia all cases
Price For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists
and dealers throughout the United States and Cansds
WEEKS g. POTTER, General Agents and wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen, Ny case Is briefly rs follows Ihavc had
Catarrh for ten years each year with Increasing Sc
one nostr | hat droppnGs in the throat. very bad
cough asthma bad rs 10 be obliged TO take remedy
and constant dull pain in my head My head was
al times full of catarrhal matter as to nJurc ny
sense and compel to get up several times
in the night clear IL and my thu oat before could
sleep. Every these distressing symptoms has DIS
s.SFoEDs RADICAL CURE. My hearing fully restored
have no asthmatic symptoms no cough no droppings
in the throat. headsche, and in every way better
than have been for years. could feel the effects OF
the CURE my appetite, my kidneys, and. in fact,
every part of my system. What has been done in ny
case ri wholly the effect OF the RADICAL CURE.
Very respectfully, L. ii. LAWRESIE.
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f,Er THE REsT-Msrrow's Pictorial Family Bible and
NJ FncYcloFia Of Biblical knowledge contains ~ impsr-
tant features nearly illustrations and many hne psts
nv ore other artists Gcutrnc Nuocco ntnd-
ms heavy panel ten styles and prices, send tsr eiren-
poysi Indianapolis, Ind
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IT CAN BE CURED.

ITccr h cured. Ter, Is no d n q. The in
| mediat, relief afforded by sNA. 49, RADICAL
Cr-RK For CNTAEEH Is but o sight evidence OF what
NAV follow persistent Of this remedy. The hard
iaCrustcd matter that has lodged in the nasal passages
is removed with few applications the liberation and
Inflammation sHhdued and healed thccntire memhra
mons Innings OF the head ccansed and purified. Con
s-uttonaly is action is that OF powerful purifying
agent destroying In its course through the system
the ccii poison, the destructive aScJ IN caarghaI
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, May II, ISIS,
Owing to the somewhat improved state Of the
weather business has revived little this week,
and If fair weather continues farmers will be able
to finish their planting soon and begin hauling
their produce to market. Prices have been com
paratiyely steady and considerable grain has
hccn marketed. We quote rs follows;
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and lndscrcons
of youth weakness early decay loss Of manhood
&c. will send recipe that will you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy discovered by mission
in south America Send scfaddresed envelope to the
REV JosrPH T. IsMAs, Station d, Bible House Nso York
Cily noylO-Iy-sD
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,hicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.

Train No. viii carry passengers between Ia Sale and
OTTAWA, ana No. - viii carry passengers from GencscO
Ottawa, when provided with tickets and otherwise
No viii carry passengers between Joliet and Bureau
hnl No u viii carry Passengers between Nokcna La
sale, only when Passengers provided with tickets
\. NJ SatTH. GENT Pass Agent.
\. hlMhALL. 6cnl Supt. \. MARVEL. Asst Gen. Supt.
May L. lsiA u. VI HAIL. Agent at OTTAWA.
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The Indians.
GENERAL sBERIDAN's ANIMAL
REPORT.
file Thinks the Present Situation Very
Unsatisfactory.

CHICAGO, November |. General Sheridan de-
votes large portion of his report to discussion
OF the Indian question, and says the present stu
alton is wholly unsatisfactory. The Indian de
parment, owing TO q want Of sufficient appropria ia
lions, and from wretched Encouragement, has
ing the last year.
Ii seems to me that with wise management, the
amounts appropriated by congress ought to be
sufhcient, If practically applied to the exact pur-
poses, II supplies were regularly divided, but re-
ports Of the regiment commanders would indicate
different result, except in the case OF Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail bands who have been best sup
piled and so humored that they threaten to bring
about breach of peace.
Sheridan says he had hoped the agency Of these
Indians would have been retained on the Missouri
river, but this would not have satisfied the traders
and contractors, who have gained their point and
located the Indians on poor grounds and at more
inaccessible points.
He reviews the condition of the Indians ten
wears ago and the causes leading to their present
unhappy state, and adds that outbreaks will GER
tainly continue unless measures are adopted to
prevent At poin where there are Indians and
agencies, and At other srategicsl points, the num-
Der OF troops is Insignificant and If outbreaks
cur, Is fear they will. they consequences would
be appalling. aud wish 10 warn the general of
the army that we have not half the troops requir-
ed to meet the anticipated troubles.
Sheridan believes kind treatment administered
with stesdiness and justice would remove our
western frontier from all its appalling horrors that
arise iron Indian outbreaks. With such treat
ment the Indians can soon be made sef-support-
ing.
The General thinks if the Mexican government MT
fails TO suppress lAwlessnes. congress should pass
an act declaring il depredatlons do not cease At
certain date, troops i'll be sent across the border
and kept there until the trouble ends.
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Legislative.

MONTPELIER, November l. No business of
public Importance was transacted in the House
this forenoon.
Bills fixing the salary of the superintendent of
state education at 81 100 per annum, and fixing
fees Of members of the general assembly at 81. 80
per day and mileage; oill making radical change
the election of town officers, making three sc
lectmen, the fist to hold three years second two,
third three; bill authorizing clergymen of any de-
nomination to visit and hold re g lous meetings
the State prison.
The Senate spent the greater part Of the fore
noon IN discussing bill giving women the right
to vote in .choo! district meetings, being the same
bill defeated in the House few days since. The
bill WAS eoquenty and forcibly advocated by the
gallant Senator Ballard of Burlington, and IS
strenuOusly opposed by Senator Ornsby OF Bran
don. II was refused the third reading, thus final
ly cuttiIg off the subject IN this legislature The
vote in the Senate was 10 yeas, II nays. lit is said
the bill may be recOnsidered
Railroad Accident.
ST. JoHNsBURY November l. Seven loaded
freight cars and q saloon on the Portland q
Ogdensburg inward bound train from the West,
were thrown from the Pumpkin Hill treste bridge
near here, about 5 O'Clock, caused by defective
car truck. No one was injured.
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THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT AND
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November |. Simla correspondent
says It is no secret that the Iudian government
has urgently aud repeatedly demonstrated against
according the Ameer further delay. The Viceroy
mas used his whole personal influence in favor of
immediate action.
The sending of the ultimatum Is universally re-
garded as cruel and humilating mistake.
Inc same correspondent says the ultmatum de-
msnds full apology, aud the reception Of the
British mission by the Ameer, with other condi-
tons. There is no expectation that it will be &C
cepted.
1t is hoped that the Ameer will refuse permit
TO the enlssary who started on Monday to cross
porize.
despatch to the Telegraph, from Similla. says
the ultimatum gives the Ameer . very short time
to snswer. at the expiration of which il is believed
there will he general advance.
The Premier of Hydersbad has placed the whole
treasury and army Of that State at the disposal Of
the government to be used against the Afghans.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 1. The Galots
and other journals to-day deprecate giving direct
assistance to the Amer of Afghanistan, and ad-
vocate benevolent neutrality.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Daily Ksnntbrt Journal
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Robbery.
GoRHAM, November l. The post Office at Cor
ham was broken into Thursday night. Entranc,
was effected through back window. Fortunate
ly the stamps and money were in place of safe
ty Bat little booty was obta ined.
Death.
BRIpGToN, November |. Gen. Taylor, repre-
sentative elect from Bridgton, died suddenly Fri
day morning.
Marine Disaster.
Bark Monitor Eaton, from Caibarien for New
York, was abandoned in a sinking condition Oct
23d, off Hatteras. The mate and three of the crew
are mis- sing. The captain and five men landed 81
W ilmngton, n. c., October Both. The vessel wa:
built at Brewer in 1862, was 473 tons. and hailed
from New York.
Brig San Carlos, Captain Bird, owned by j. s
Winslow & Co. of Portland, and bnt at PEN
broke in 1867, while bound from Glasgow for De.
with another vessel. The crew were saved. The
San Carlos was Alb tons burden.
Burglary.
PORTLAND, November |. Ivory Beans store
on Commercial street, was broken into Wednes-
day, and $40 10 money and about $40 worth OF
goods were taken.
Accidents.
Mr.. Rooney, who ruos on the Portland 4 Roch-
ester road with The Eastern Express Company, had
the ends Of four fingers jammed of by his hand
catching in the door Of the baggage car when the
train was at Alfred.
Charlie Wells son Of Mrs. Mary Wells, resident
on Park street, had his eyes injured by the expo
sion of powder Saturday. 1t is thought the sight
will not be permanently injured.
Shooting Match.
BY invitation of the Bidseford Light Infantry
the Portland Mechanic Blues will shoot, at Bidde-
ford, Friday, Nov 6, for the prizes Of $50 and S25
offered by the State In the evening the Bdde-
ford company will give ball in honor of their
guests. The Blues team consists of twenty men,
ten shots each. All the companies in the State
will compete for these prizes during the month of
November. each company shoot to be superin,end-
ed by q regmental officer.
Narrow Escape.
A little daughter of Mr.. John NJ. Brown of
Portland, had q narrow escape from being burned
the other day. Her clothes ciught Ere from
light that she was near OF playing with, but by
the presence of mind of her mother and brother
who wrapped piece of carpeting around her, the
fire was smo,hered, thus saving her from being
burned at all.
FIRE.
BANGOR, November l. The house of James
Dunley of Enfield, was burned yesterday morn
The furniture was saved. Loss, $500; partially
insured. Cause, defective chimney.
Postal Matters.
WASHINGTON, d. G., November |. There are
304 post offices the terms of the incumbents OF
which expire before the close of the approaching
session of Congress. The President W i'll be called
upon to nominate successors. Among them are
the following in Maine:
Acknowledgements Is.
Bangor-February p.
Belfast-December p.
Calais-December %.
Dexter-December H.
EastpOrt-December %.
Observation-Disclosures %.
Observation-Disclosures l5
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conn ECTlCUl.
Explosion.

NEW LONDON, November /. The boiler of the
locomotive Stafford of the New London North
ern Railroad exploded few minutes before eight
this morning, with terrible force, scattering deb
rs in all directions and totally wreckng the en-
CINE. Conductor Benjamin Z. Rand was struck
In his right temple by lying Iiece Of iron and
died ri ten O'Clock.
Court Matters.
BRIDGEPORT, November l. In the Alexander
trial to day, John Wyncoop, mate of the vessel on
which the prisoner came from Norwich, testified
that alter discovering that she had been robbed,
she said to him, III don't get recompense for
my things III have revenge on Bassett, and also
stated she could kill more of Bassetts family be-
side Frank, only she would endanger her own
life.
DIR. Hubbard, who made the post mortem. testi-
fed that the amount of chloroform administered
was enough to produce death.
Mary Coleman, prisoner in the Jail with Mrs
Alexander testified that the prisoner told her that
she did not expose Base ct the time If the muir
der as she Loved him 50 that sne could not give
him away"
The State here rested the case.
The defence introduced MIS-. Alexseder, but
without concluding her testimony adjourned till
Wednesday.
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CON ENSED IELE(:RAMS.

Chief Justice Robert Harrison died yesterday
mornlug at Toronto.
Comler's Touring mills at Gowrie. Iowa, are
burned. Loss Sl5 900.
The case of Prof. Maurice against Rear Admi.
raj Worden, at Annapolis, Md, for alleged defa-
nation of character. WAS called THURSDAY. The
suit is for $40. 600
A bismarck, Dakota, despatch says Mrs. Ser
geant, woman aundress at Fort Lipcoln, aud vile
of a member vi the seventh cavalry nov in the
field died Thursday, wien it was revealed that
she WAS man. She has been married three
times
President Hayes, Thursday, attended the Mary
land Institute Fair and made few remarks.
The Rev. G. u Mckay, one Of the minission.
aries of the Presbyterian church stationed in For
mosa, China, has just married Chinese girl, Miss
Chang Mia Tsong.
J. W. Bartlett, formerly of the New York Post,
and lately Of the Boston Traveller, will hereafter
devote his versatile genius to the management Of
the correspondence Of the Washington News As
sociation. His circular requests newspapers Or
dering letter to state whether they desire neu-
trial or political letter, and what political faith
shall represent" ~.
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Bull DOZING.
EX.Chief Justice Writes About the Ter.
Tible Crimes In Louisiana.

NEW YORK, Novemberl. Washington specials
say Elk Chief Justice Ludleing, republican candi-
date for congress in the fifth Louisiana district
writes to friend re stating the terrible crimes by
bull-dozers 10 Ouschita and Morehouse parish.
The wholesale murder of republicans alleged and
several shocking crimes are narrated by him in
detail.
He says every colored voter in the Ouachita
parish has been made TO join the democratic clubs
am informed, and resolutions have been adopted
by said clubs that the members must vote an open
ticket.
Dan Hill was shot BY number of men while
sitting front Of bis shop. and after his wounds
had been dressed, the murderers returned and shot
him to death in the presence Of his mother and
others.
Herman Bell was taken to from bis bed and
dragged to the woods and shot to death.
AT argoud's lower place they whipped . num-
Der of negroes aud forced the door Of q man who
fired upon them, and It is said that he killed one
or two of them. He was himself killed 1t the
same time.
am convinced. he says there can be no fair
election IN Ouschi,a or Morehouse. Ii there
could be ! would get two thousand majority.
Large numbers of bull dozers have gone TO Texas
from this and adjoining parishes, and from Mlssis-
sippi, and We hear that there has been killing by
the whole sale there.
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NEW HOKk
Frauds.

New YORK, November |. The stockholders of
the New York steam sugar refinery have decided
to retire from business and sell the refinery
erng 2400 50 are feet. This is one of the Oldest
rehneres in the city, but is driven out OF the bust
ness BY the frauds OF the new system Of refinery
which uses adulteration. Fifty per cent of the
refining interest III this city has been driven out OF
business.
The Western Union Teleg raph Co.
The Tribune understands that several of the
largest stockholders of the Western Union Tele-
grapb Company have determined to call . special
meeting, and to vote upon the question Of capital
izing.
Arrested.
Thomas McLane Is under arrest for fatally
stabbng his employer, John lyman, proprietor Of
rumshop.
Cyrus White, a printer, died in the hospital yes
terday from fractured skull received from un-
known hands at night. lie belonged somewhere
IN New England.
Missing.
James ii. Wheatley. proprietor of sugar re-
fnery in Brooklyn. is missing. He had in his
possession nearly 1900 of trust funds belong
ing the orphans of the Candy and other estates 10
that city. HIS whereabouts are unknown, and
great suffering will ensue if it proves to be . de-
falcatioD.
Fatal Accident.
BUFFALO, November /. While the male prs-
oner. were being taken from their cells At the
penitentiary, to day, young man named James
Bran fell the railing Of the third tier TO the
gallery floor, killing him Instantly. Brian had
told another prisoner that his right name was Jas
BE amer.
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TIL Z FEVER.

New ORLEANS, November l. Weather cool
clear; deaths reported, 80; total deaths, ,937
total cases, IL, 1865.
MEMPHIS, November l. Clear, cool, heavy
frost last evening" From Z. NJ. yesterday, until
noon to day, five interments.
Camp Father Matthew was broken up this fore
noon. Religious services were he'd at st. Brdg-
cts church, and . tedeum was sung as thanks
giving for the preservation Of the lives Of the 400
encamped there.
MOBILE, November /. There was q telling
frost in the city limits this morning. The board
of health considers . report unnecessary, in view
Of the fact that the backbone Of the fever is brok
en-. All Quarantine restrictions will be remov ed
tomorrow or next day.
MONTGOMERY. November l. Montgomery has
raised oil guarantees, and freights and travel are
now unrestricted. Heavy frost and ice formed
last night.
to-day.
ST. LOUIS, November l. Since the raising OF
the quarantine in different parts Of the south, the
travel and trade are reviving to q marked degree
MEMPHIS. November l. Two deaths. Bush
ness is being actively resumed.
HOLLY SPRINGS, November l. Six new cases,
one death yesterday.
Four new cases reported to-dry. but no deaths.
Heavy frost last night, with prospect Of sLother
Ia. night
The hospital is closed to-day. Many business
houses are opened
OsYKA, November l. The fever is over. A
heavy frost and ice this morning.
NEW ORLEANS, November l. DIR. Chaplin, the
president OF the board of health, oday expressed
the opinion that it is not yet safe for persons to
return.
VIcKsBURG, November /. Ice WAS formed this
morning.
New cases here three. No deaths in the city
and one in the suburbs.
The quarantine at Monroe, La, and Edwards,
Miss, WAS fully raised to-day.
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W ARLINGTON.
Financial.

Financial.
WARRINGTON, November l. The public debt
statement for October shows decrease OF VI ,7OS-
402.80
Forgery.
Essex Porter, son Of Admiral Porter, forged the
name OF Gen. Fremont and obtained $4,000 IN
Cincinnati. with which he has defsulted. He has
not latterly held any government position.
The Paris Awards.
A letter received here from DR.. John II. Phil
b: ick Of Boston, placed in charge of the American
educational exhibit at Paris, states that out OF
total Uf $50 awards to American exhibitors, this
exhibit although occupying . space Of only rs by
26 feet secured III awards, including q gold and
AZ silver medals. The governmental exhibit for
Warded by the bureau Of education, received three
gold medals from three different jurles, the Ugh
est 10 each cose which they were authorized to
give.
England and Russia.
A prominent member of the Cabinet in CONVEX
sation to-day, said that although affairs between
England and Russia were regarded ~ threaten
ing he believed that war would be averted by the
wise councils of the two nations.
1t is considered that unnecessary comment has
been made in various quarters rs to the open pur
chase by Russia OF ships aud munitions OF war in
this country, which might be used against Eng
land in the event OF . war between these nations
While some newspapers spprehend that IA SUCH u
case England might IN future prefer claims foi
consequential damages, such fears are however i'll
founded, n there can be violation of neutrality
during peace, all nations being At liberty to pur
chase their supplies, OF whatever character IN TINS
country, aud even Russia could purchase them AT
this time, in the absence OF proclamation Of Wal
in England.
Receipts.
The receipts of internal revenue to-day were
1856, 727; from customs, S465. $50.
The 4 Per Cents.
The subscriptions to the per cent. loan to-day
were Sz74, $50.