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The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Death OF Hon. A. P. Gould's Wife.
RocKLAND, Nov. 2S.-Mrs. Elizabeth ID. B..
Could wife of Hon. A. p Gould, died al her
home in Thonaston yesterday morning, of
consumption with which she has been afflicted
for about three years. She bore her painful
sickness with Christian fortitude, and died in
the to gn OF her birth, where she has always
lived, beloved and honored by all. Her loss
will be deeply felt in that community.
Fire in Wells LOSS $4,000.
WELLS, Nov. 27.-The house, ell and barn,
together with horse, yoke of oxen, two cows,
twelve hogs, ten tons of hay, farming tools
and part of the household goods of Captain
Sa.nu, l.. Braydol, were barned here this af-
ternoon. Loss $500; insured for 5000 in the
Philadelphia Fire Association, on the build
ings. Cause unknown.
Fire in Belfast.
+. BELFAST, Nov. 2S.-The house of James f.
Curtis, near the upper bridge, was burned by
an accidental fire Thursday. Loss $500; par
tally insured.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Secretary Schurz's Annual Report.

secretary OCnurZ'S annual Report
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Among the princi-
pal recommendations which Mr.. Schurz will
make in his annual report, is the passage of
general law enabling every head of an Indian
family, in both civilized and uncivlized tribes,
to locate 160 or go acres of land upon his res
ervation, title in fee simple to be secured to
him and his heirs only after continuous resi-
dence thereon of twenty-five years, during
which period the land cannot be mortgaged or
disposed Of The Secretary's plan also in
cludes sale of surplus land and investment of
the proceeds for the benefit of the tribes to
which they belong. The object sought to be
accomplished is not to throw the Indian resels
walton open to immigration. but to enable the
Indians to prepare to meet immigration when
it begins, as it inevitably must, sooner or later
The position of the administration, and neces-
sarily of Secretary Schurz, respecting the H.
dian Territory is, that our treaties with the
tribes inhabiting that country shall be faith
fully fulfilled. Accordingly, it may be regard
ed as certain that all schemes looking to the
opening of that territory to settlement will be
certain to meet the unequivocal antagonism of
the present Executive, who has pledged him
self to veto any measure that violates our
treaty obligations " 18th these Indians.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29

NEW YORK, Nov. 27-Evening. loaned
easy at 5a7 per cent. on CALL closing 8; prime mer-
advanced 10 for 50 day bills with actual business at
4SO14 a4S0s4 for long and 4o3 a4o31a for short
sight Governments are quiet and firm. State bonds
nominal. Rtlroad bonds strong and higher. Stock
market closed buoyant.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregate
ed 50S, 900 shares
Inc following are to-day's closing quotations OF
Government securities
United States 6's, 1881, reg .lO5Hs
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DEATHS.

In this city, Nov %, George Riley, aged year
months.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock, at No. 146
Newbury street.
Nov. 29th, Mary E. Tyler, widow of the late Sam
uel Tyler, formerly of Sebago.
Notice of funeral hereafterl
In Deering, Nov. 26, Mrs. Annie E., wife of John
Ii. Coolidge, aged AZ years months 20 days.
In Deering. Nov 26, Oracle f., youngest daughter
of Capt. Lincoln W. and Elizabeth Tibbetts, aged 4
years 10 months.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at l IL O'Clock,
at her fathers residence, Mechanic street, Wood
ford's Corner.
In Ellsworth, Nov. 10, Mrs. Susan Peck, aged
81 years.
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MARRIAGES

In this city, Nov. %, by Rev c. A. Hayden, Ma.
than H. Studiey and Miss Ada L. Loring. both of
Portland.
In this city, Nov 2G, by Rev A. S. Ladd Willard
3. Sinnett and Fannie A. Duroy, 10th of Portland.
In this city, Nov 81, by Rev. A. S. Ladd Chas. f.
Whitney of Deering and Miss Emma f. Thompson
of Portland.
In this city, Nov 81, by Rev. DR.. Smaller, Wm II.
Staples and Miss Susan f. Knight, both Of Portland
In Deering, Nov. 90, by Rev. E. Y. Hincks, Chas:
E. Bailey of Deering and Miss Annie S. Noyes OF
Portland.
In Point Village, Cape Elizabeth, Nov. 2G. by Rev.
S. F. Wetherbee, Sumner n. Dyer and Miss Laura
C. Bean, both of Cape Elizabeth.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 28.-Hogs-Receipts3 30 900 head:
shipments 230O head; light firm 1893 50; heavy
l0c higher: choice at 1904 30; mixed packing at
8 1904 O71a, closing strong and all sold
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; shipments 2000 head;
choice firm 6Oa4 90: ordinary to fair shipping at
3 5Oa4 90; butchers Cows at OO02 90: Western
plenty; through Texans scarce and active at 3 O00
3 2O:feeders and stockers 2 25d3 GO.
Sheep-Recepts 200 head; market quiet ats 25G
4 90.
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TERRIFIC TORNADO.
Louisville and It's Suburbs Swept.
HOUSES BLOWN DOWN, TREES UP
ROOTED AND MUCH OTHER DAMAGE
DONE.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. pa tornado, accompa-
MED by a deluge of rain, struck the southeast
erp portion of this city this morning, doing
great damage in its course. The roof of Rev.
Stuart Robinson's house was blown off, the
grand stand on the Louisville base ball grounds
smashed into kndling wood and a carpet
dealing establishment levelled to its founda-
ton The suburb known as Brownstown suf-
fered severely. The hurricane had free
sweep across the commons, completely demol-
ishing new brick distillery warehouse and
carried portions of the roof afquarter of mile.
From here the storm skipped to Mechan street
between Preston and Shelby, where hardly
house was left unscathed, the street being
strewn with broken boards and pieces of roofs.
Much damage was done to monuments and
shrubbery at Cane Hill and to houses, con-
servatories and nurseries in that vicinity. The
stone entrance TO the cemetery was demolish-
ed. The storm also destroyed much property
at a suburb called Germantown.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
EUROPE.
Opening of the French Deputies.

PARIS, Nov. 27-The French chamber of
deputies opened its sessions yesterday. Gam
beta congratulated the house on the restora-
ton to Paris of the legal title of 'the capital
of France.
The New Italian Ministry.
ROME, Nov. 29.-In the Deputies yesterday
Sienor Brinchera asserted that the ministry
was an insult to the Deputies and country.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
MOrmOnS Indicted

OGDEN, Nov. 26.--The grand jury recently
adjourned at Salt Lake were specially charged
to inquire in the cases of polygamy. The Re-
suit has been four indictments. The grand
jury say they had great difficulty in obtaining
truthful testimony. that the witnesses were un,
truthful and unwilling
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
Paine Still in .Iail

QUEBEC, Nov. 2S.-Walter Paine, the de-
iaulter OF Fall River, Mass, still remains in
1ali on capias issued against him. Mrs Paine
and daughter who went to Fall River to see
about the family property returned Yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
Savings Bank Oficers Sent to Prison,

PITTsBURG, Nov. 2S.-George r. and James
IL. Riddle, convicted of conspiracy as president
and cashier of the Franklin Savings bank of
Allegheny, were sentenced today to one and
four months imprisonment respectively in the
Quarter
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
AFRICA.
The Abyssinian Slave Trade.

The Ably ssinian Slave Trade.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 2S.-Gordon Pasha has
been instructed in case negotiations with the
King of Abyssinia are fruitless to report the
failure of his mission to foreign consuls at
Khartoom, and then enter Abyssinia with
Egyptian troops.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29

SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD and CONGRESS
Yeast Powder received the Award at the Mechan,
les Fair Both pure and standard articles, and
sold by most every grocer in Portland Try them
and YOU win have no other.
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w. w. SHARPE Il CO.,
'ertising Agents.

AUFtTIISIHg AStHtSs
PARK ROW, NEW YORK
Advertisements written, appropriately displayed
and proofs given, free of charge.
The leading Daily and Weekly Newspapers of the
United States and Canada kept on file for the accom-
mediation of Advertisers.
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European Markets.

LONDON, Nov. 2S-12.30 P M.-Consols at So IL
L. for money and account
LONDON, Nov. 29-12.3O P. M.-American secu-
rities-United States bonds, 5s, 1861; 41as at
1O9 As, at 10Y; Erie 411s.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. % -12.3O P. M-Cotton market
quieter Mddling upands at 67s d; Orleans I'd sales
1C 900 bales; for speculation and export 1000;
receipts 8,1o0, all American.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 2S-12.3 80 P. M.-Flour 10 Ga
49, Winter Wheat at 10 110111 4; Spring do, log
10 IL: California average 10 7911 6; club do IL 6
all 10; Corn at 965 91a; Peas at 7. Provisions,
&c,-Pork sc: Beef SO; Bacon "a 6@36 6;Lard at
81 g. Cheese at Ga Tallow at 40 6. at London 40.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
Two Men Killed bv Railroad Accident

PROVIDENCE, Nov ga special train on
the New York and New England Railroad,
bound for Washington Village, colided with a
hand-car near Atwells avenue bridge, in this
city, yesterday, instantly killing Michael Nc
Grath and John Noon, their five companions
barely escaping with their lives by leapng
from the car. The accident was the result of a
violation of the running rules by section fore
man White in charge of the hand-car The
victims leave large families. The jury of in
quest recommended reduction of speed and
the establishment of proper signals at the
point of accident.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
Foreign Imports.


LIVERPOOL. Steamer Lake Nepgon-5S crates
2 casks earthen to Jose g. Co, / case stained
glass to Rev. DR.. Nelly.
Steamer Mississipp-5 cases hardware to CTR,
so sacks salt 200 boxes soap to order.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Adelaide Nov 26th, brig | Henderson,
Paterson, New York.
Ar at Anjier Nov 20, barque Evie Ray, Leigh
Sid FIN Antwerp Nov 25, ship Ell Dorado, Brown,
Cardiff.
Sid FIN Hamburg 24th barques Helen Angler, Mar
tin AID Bristol Manson, New York.
Ar at Liverpool goth. barque Edward l. Mayberry'
Ar at Plymouth Goth, ship Norris, Barstow, Sin
I'd at Buenos Ayres Oct 25th. ship John Patten,
Hal, United States; barque j Winslow, Morton
Portland.
In bort Oct 81 ships Martha Bowker, Bowker, for
New York; G b Hazetine, Gilkey, unc: barques
Formosa, Pierce, from New York, ar 25th Ken,
Sarah Dewey, for Boston; D Bryant. Nichols. I'm
Cardiff, ar 9th; H L Gregg, Dyer; Samuel b Haze,
Haven; Spring, Rose; Sarah, Bailey; Mignon'
Soule, and Fstella Poole unc; brig Jennie Phlnhey,
Brown, for New York. -
At Montevideo Oct %, barque Jas McCarty, lib
belts, from Buenos Ayres, ar 2lst, for New York;
Ada Gray, Plummer, for do; brig Don Jacinto Her
riman, from New York, ar 9th; sch Sarah Potter,
Ar at Rio Janeiro Nov 2, barque Bengal, Loring.
Boston; 4th, brig Amy A Lane, Costigan. Bangor.
Sid Nov 1, barque David Babcock, Colcord, New
York; sch l. A Orr Orr do.
In port Nov s, barque viii w Chase, Dermott,
une; brig Mariposa, Fletcher, do:
Ar at P9ft Spain oct So' prg Pamme B
more 7th. Joshua GrindIe. Freethy, Mobile:
In port Nov Z, sch Thos W Holder Gray for New
Ara t font-a-Pitre Nov 4th, sch James Talbot,
Croker Machias via Barbados
Ar at st Pierre Nov l, brig City of Moule, Pink
ham, Portland; 7th, sch Cephas Starrett, saobage,
Arat St Thomas Nov 9. brig Carrie Bertha, True,
Martinique, (and sailed 9th for SW Pass.
Sid Nov 10, sch Carrie M Richardson Richardson
New York.
At Demarara 9TH. sch NJ C Moseley, Atherton,
from Jacksonville; Dizze Heyer, Harrington, from
New York.
Sid I'm Antigua Oct 81, sch Cook Borden, Lunt,
Ar at Mayaguez Oct 90, sch Ada Ames, Achorn,
New York. ,,
son, Machas
Sid FIN Port Antonio, ia, 22d, sch Adde Warn
er, Lewis, Philadelphia.
Sid fin Caibarien 10th, sch B Gregg, Havener,
Delaware Breakwater.
Cid at Havana 10TH barque Norton Slower, Sher-
man, Boston; brig Tally Ho Gates, Caibarien.
Ar at Cardenas 20th barque Ocean Pearl, Henley,
Matanzas.
In port Nov 49, schs Eva May, Gates, for NYork
23d; Five Sisters, Smith, for do 22d Orrie Drisko
Drisko for do oath; Nellie F Sawyer, Bunker, for
New York goth; Maggie Dallng, Dalling, I'm Port
Ar at St John, NB, oath, schs Lahana, Houghton.
Lubee 25th, Quoddy, Mahoney, do
Sid oath. schs Leila b, kimball, Portland; 10th,
Vulcan, Bartlett. Pembroke; 26th, Ida May, Falk-
ingham, New York
Latest by European steamers
Sid I'm Batavia Oct s. John NJ Clerk, Conant, for
Padang
Ar al Bombay Oct %, Rufus Wood, Davis from
. Sid FIN Calcutta Oct %, Red Cross, Rowland, for
New York
Sid fin Liverpool Nov 14th, Lake Nepgon, (ss) for
Portland.
Ar at Fayal Oct Is, Julia Haskell, Paine, Bos
ton (and sailed 22d for Tereera.)
SPOKEN.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily w aoIesaIe Market.
PORTLAND. Nov. %.
The market for Flour and Groceries is extremely
dull and very little doing. Grain is unchanged.
Sugar easier at 1sc declne granulated is quoted
at 1924 and Extra 101sc. Eggs are firmer at
about lie advance. Butter firm and unchanged.
East bound freights from Chicago will advanced DC
next Monday. London dispatches state that tin was
advanced four shilling per ton to-day by Cornish
smelters
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour,
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
w EVIOR ANDA

Sch Francis Burrtt, Capt w II Mills, from Bangor
for Wilmington, Del, was fallen in with Nov 21st,
by steamship Andes. 100 miles SW of Absecom,
with loss of all her Sails leaking badly, and all hands
working at the pumps. She had encountered a very
heavy gale the day previous. The men were taken
on The steamer and landed at New York The schr
registered 2O6 TONS was built in 1858, and owned
at Castne. She the railway at Belfast a few
weeks ago, and was put in good seagong order.
Sch Orion. for Boston, carried away foretopmast
Of alfaSt
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
The Morrnous Exciting the Indians.

Los PrNos. Nov. 2S--It is stated the Indians
are prevented from coming in to testify before
the commission by reports of Mormon origin
that troops are marching against them to take
them prisoners.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 28.--Two men and the
sexton of the city cemetery were to-day COM
mitted to jail in default Of $4,000 for body
snstching.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAE DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
November 90, | A. NJ.
For New England.
falling, followed by rapidly rising barometer,
brisk to high north-westeriy winds, cloudy and
rainy weather, partly as snow in the interior,
succeeded by decid IDLY cold clearing weather.
Cautionsries continue at Portland Section
Seven and East or.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
Foreign Exports.

LIVERPOOL. Ship Sovereign-54,S13 bush of
wheat $40 do barley, ~, S44 do peas.
CARDENAS. Brig Josefa-5252 shocks and
heads, 1000 prs heading, $4,000 hoops.
SAGUA Brig Berriwa-3695 shocks and heads,
3400 TBS nails
MATANZAS. Brig Geo Burnhgm-637S box
shocks, II 600 hoops.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29
Kseccluxs uf Maine Cen raI,


PORTLAND, NOV. II.
For Portland, 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, 5S cars miscellaneous mer-
chandse
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II. G. EVANS
Advertising Agency and Printers
Warehouse,
LOG w kHHnNETAN RSn6TAN

Dealer in Wood and Metal Type, and all kinds of
Printers Materials Advertisements inserted in all
paper in the United States or Canadas at publishers
owest prices Send for estimates
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SPOK EN-.

Oct 10, lat Z y, lon 23 W, barque Beatrice Have
ner from New York for Anjier.
Oct 26 lat 40, lon Is, ship Ivy. Lowell, from Hull
for New York.
No date, lat "a 10, lon 90 go barque Jennie Cobb
from Mobile for Port Spain, 80 days out.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29

MINIATURE ALMANAC .. NOVEMBER 20.
Sun rises. ....... ...7.14 High water ..1I.21
Sun sets. 4.23 Moon sets.... :. 4.45
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First Call.
Boston Maine Railroad. ...............1171a
20 Eastern railroad. 70
10 Portland Saco Il Portsmouth r. R.. 10I
10 Eastern Railroad. ..2512
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Boston Stock Market.

By water conveyance--1OOO bush Cornmeal to G.
w Irue q Co.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29

Sid FIN Brouwershaven Nov %, ship Lucy Nick
els, Nckels, United States
Sid I'm Liverpool Nov 9th, brig Ada l. White,
White, United States.
Ar at Port Spain Nov 7, brig Arcot Small, from
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29

Brig Josefa, Eavis Cardenas- Nutter, Kimball
g. Co.
Brig Geo Durham, Staples, Matanzas-Bhinney
& jackson.
Brig Merrwa, Downes Sagua-Phinney & jackson
Sch DIANA Orne Boston-Nath'l Blake.
Sch A l. Wider French, Befast-k ensell 4 Tabor
Sch Minnie Chase, Gray, Rockland--N SanboTn
Sch Waldemar, Dunton undergraduates Flour
ing Co.
sch II W Cushman, Sargent, Ellsworth Nathl
Blake.
Sch Mariet, Weber, Round Pond-N Blake.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-29

tSales of the Brokers Board, Nov. 2s.l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-15

We heard Of considerable emigration from this
county this winter and during the early spring
it will greatly increase, no doubt. For the past
month or six weeks, at the Rock Island depot in
this city the number Of ear loads of household
property shipped west averages not less than
three daily, running at times rs high as tive and
six, All of these goods go to Kansas and Ncbras-
ka, where the owners go back to the original oe-
cupation of man--tilling the soil. In addition
there is visible evidence here Of ''siver struck
and Lcadvillc "craZy,h and hints on the part OF
IL number of old rcsdcntcrS of going out in the
spring" Which reminds us that we saw the 9th
or day in the second class carriage or smoker
of the Rock Island overland mail bound east II
specimen of We Leadville man coming III with
the spring" He was tall and thin, lantern iawed,
with complexion Drowned by exposure. He was
dressed in a buttcr-nut, roundabout jacket, be-
meath which, cncrcling his waist, was an Indian
bead belt, suspended from which on either hip
hung Il pair of rcvOlycrs enclosed in lcathcrn
cases, the muzzles of which stuck out beneath
the tail of his jacket. On his head was huge
Spanish hat, from under which the long hair fell
over his shoulders. The hat was ornamented
with Il basting of cotton string, holding the dou-
bic felt of the brm tsOmc four inches widc) TO.
gether, while on the band rs trontispiccc were
the rattlcs ol u rattlcsnakc. His visible baggage
was a brccch loading rifle, his pistols, grub
basket" and pair of blankets To his CONVEX
saton aud carriage there was nothing peculiar,
excepting an cgotistical air Of having been some
where and seen something lie entertained =
hearty disgust for Lcadvillc and hcarticr aver
sion to prospecting in mountains covered with
from one To ten feet of snow, and seemed anxious
TO get as far away east from these famous LEADS
as possible. 1t was noticed, too, that he was a.
capital "seycnup' player The fact is the opin-
ion is current in Chicago mining circles that the
DAYS for big strikes at Lcadvlle are over, and
that while the mines now open will continue for
some time to pay biz money. yet in the next two
wears more money will be sunk there than Will
be made, and mining spectators are turning
their attention to the San Juan country and Ari-
IONA II is our humble opinion and advice to
our uneasy readers that the best way to make
money in Lcadvle is to 20 somewhere else IL
they mus, take Greeley's advice.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-15

We are now negotiating 10 rent an acre oi
land, shall spend our mornings and evenings
culivating il in corn, and ii we succeed in
raising wagon load, We propose to haul II 10
Ottawa and ship 1t by water" To Chicago, and
spend all the proceeds at the county seal
Mendotd Bulletin.
IL you botch your granger work as badly ~
you do your work rs an editor Ottawa will
never he five cents richer on account of that cx-
pertinent. However, no doubt you mean we'll
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County Court.

Estate of s. B. Grldley order for private sale OF
- shares Ottawa Gas Co. stock.
Estate of Joseph Haas, report OF accounts APP
proved.
Estate of John Carver, notice of final settle
mcnt at April term ordered published.
Estate Of Henry Aaron, will admitted to pro
bate; Murray Blanchard appointed administrator
with will annexed; bond, S2,iOO; notice to cred.
itors to April term.
Estate Of Gurdon Davis, report OF accounts ap-
proved
Estate of Geo VI. Dnlimon, release Of widow
recorded
Guardianship of Ella A. Richey, supplemental
final report approved and guardian discharged.
Estate Of Jacob Lowman, report Of accounts
approved
Guardianship of Ulyssis Doanc, letters issued
to Isaac noanc; bond, $500
Same of Sarah f. Fisher letters issued to VIM.
H. Carver; bond, $500,
Same of Grace VI. Fisher, same.
Estate of James Dervn supplemental final re-
port approved and administrator discharged.
Estate of Nath. Pierce, report of accounts APP
proved.
Guardianship of j. }. Gllen, same; guardian
allowed 81 per week for board, dc.
Same of Elizabeth b. Jacobson ct al, report of
accounts approved.
Same Of Enoch Henderson, ct al, same.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-15

NEWSPAPER DECfsIoNs.-Any person who
takcs a paper regularly from the post office
Whether directed Ia hIs name or anothcrs or
whether hc has subscribed or not--is respon.
sibe for the payment
II a person orders his paper discontinued, he
must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
continue To send il until payment is made. and
csllect the whole amount. whether the paper is
taken from the Office or not
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-15
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

The case on trial ON our going to press lust
week was Barber v Armstrong for malicious
prosecution, in which the jury rendered verdict
Of not guilty.
The interesting case Of this week Is that Ut
Elizabeth Fry v John ;, Porter, breach oi prom
isr to marry, the damage, beng put at the mod
est figure Of S3J,0OO.
JmjgVa5'y.-r Dillon Y. Patrick hahIcN
5000: James \. DENIM. '. Lorin \. Ashley tai,
S9Gl If: james Timmuns v Geo. L. Bclford ct
al, for plaintiff NJ Stieicl ~ Co. v Allen Griffith
,t AL, $50. -: William Wilson ct al, John Nc
Conyillc, SiO!.96; Chas. ]. Borchscnius v. John
NJ Stephenson, $li26.
CUANCERN DOCKET.
Fuller Merritt ct al ', Lydia Merritt ctal., par
tition, report of sale approved.
T. {. Iiattcnhaucr V. Charles FinIcn et al, re-
port of sale approved.
. c. L. Stamatc v Abel llOgabooul, admir-, Mc.,
ct AL report of sale approved.
John Cox v Robert Barrett report OF receiver
approved and order Of sale OF certain property
made.
c. Carver ct al V. Vim. II. Carver, bill for par
tlion, master. report OF sale approved
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-15

NJ Il NEJJSSIi, German Druggist and ApOneGary,
NI. wholesale and rrtaD Main street OTTAWA III. I'M
porter t.. Drugs, Chemicals, French Cogniac Brandes,
Wines, NC.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-15

Mary had little chill
Which gave her heaps OF pain;
And, when she tried to shake that chill
1t shook her back again
1t followed her TO school one day
Which was against the rule;
1t made the children laugh to see
Poor Mary shake in school.
And so the teacher sent her homc,
And babe her take some ile
70 reconstruct her system and
To liquidatc the bile
What makes poor Mary have the chills
And shake so awful bads
Why don't she take a gross Of pills
And wear Il livcr.pad?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-15

John : LETTER HOME.
Workee, workec,
All same workee,
No time thinkce,
No time see,
Ne no likee,
Why for workec,
Blank poor ricee,
Blank poor tea.
Washce. washee,
All day washee,
All pay getcc,
One rupee;
No buy smokec,
All blank bosbee,
No buy drinkec,
Poor whiskee.
Chinee countrcc,
All one samec,
John have pickee
Big ladee.
Here no likee,
Big blank shamee,
All John hayee
One paddee.