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DEATHS

In this city, Nov IA, by Rev. j. f. Morgan, Lem
uel }. Robinson of Millbridge and Miss Sarah j.
Trip of Deering.
In Ferry Village, Nov. 7th. bv Rev. W. F. Eaton,
Woodbury. G. Levitt and Miss Emma johnson
In Bath. Nov. g. by Rev. c. j. Clark. Joseph
Hunt and Miss Mary e. Oliver. both of Bath.
In Standish. Nov. IA, by kew. S. B. Sawyer Robt
L. Howe of Westbrook and Miss Lizzie j. Rand Of
StAndjsh
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European Markets.

BY TeIegraph.l
LIVERPOOL, Nov. b6-l2.3O p. M.-Flour 9s 6dd
lis Sd Winter Wheat So 3d@9s Sd; Spring Wheat
at IS 6dd 9s 4d: California average Ss 9da9 s Sd
Club do at 9s Sd@10s I'D; Corn at 5s Sd: Peas at
Is. Provisions. &c-Pork at 6Ss; Beef sos; Chez Sc
at 67s: Lard at As; Bacon at 45s Tallow 36s cd,
at London 3Ss Sd.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 15-12.3O P.M.-Cotton mai ket
in good demand; Middling uplands 7-16 Orleans
at 11-16d sales 10000 bales; speculation and
.xpOrr 1000
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Killed by Boston g. Maine Train.
LOWELL, Nov. 15.-Daniel Conway, aged
IA, was run over and killed on the Boston 8,
Maine railroad tonight
Action of the Fall River Spinners.
FALL RIVER, Nov. 15.-The following i'm
portant circular has been issued by Secretary
Howard of the Spinners' Union:
TEN PER CENT. ADVANCE.
A special general meeting will be held We'd
nesday evening. Nov. 18th. 1t is to be hoped
that every member of the association will be
present as business of the greatest Importance,
relating 10 10 per cent. advance, will be laid
before them. Any members who absent them
selves from this meeting will show they are
not interested in an advance of wages. Come
one, come all. The information to be laid be-
fore you is valuable
Another Defauluer.
Boston, Nov. 15.-The committee on inves
tigatng the accounts of the defaulting CITY
cashier Woodward, find the amount of the de.
falcation to be $89, 234, and that three years
ago, when Woodward was promoted from a
clerkfhip, his accounts were short over $4,000.
While expressing confidence in the city treas
urer, the committee find his negligence in in
specting accounts made the defalcation feas-
ible, and hold him responsible for the entire
amount.
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EUROPE.
The Land Troubles in Ireland APP
preaching a Crisis.
THE PEASANTRY URGED TO ADOPT
VIOLENT ME ASURES

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Mr. Forster urges an
early meeting of Parliament to submit gov
eminent land bill. Mr.. Gladstone and Lord
Selborne are engaged on the measure, and a
draft will be submitted to the Council today.
1t aims at a peasant proprietary, with state
grants to enable them to purchase.
NEW YORK, Nov. ia Dublin special
says: A meeting was held at Knockanrose
village, near Walshtown, on Sunday, for the
purpose of formally "toycotting' 10 landlords,
borhood. Five thousand persons were pres
ent James Malloy, a tenant farmer, was the
president
The following resolution was adopted: "That
we pledge ourselves to Boycott these 10 men
and all who act like them. and will endeavor
to follow the example set to the rest of Ireland
by the brave men of Ballinrobe.'
LONDON, Nov. ia reinforcement of 100
men has been sent to Boycott'S house. Pre-
parations have been made for the military oc-
cupation of Head Port, four miles forther on,
in consequence Of the threatening aspect of
affairs there. No land meeting at the gates of
Boycotts house Oh Sunday was held as an
nounced, but great meeting was held four
teen miles off.
At the meeting of 5000 persons held at
Knockanrose, near Wa.shtown, yesterday,
James O'Brien, Irish-American, in the course
of his speech, said that if "Boycotting'' these
men had not the effect of reforming them,
the people would resort to stronger measures
and try if leaden pills would suit their diges-
ton.
The first duty of every Irishmen, he said,
was to get rifle, and the second duty was to
use it. He added that there were SOC, 900
stout men in America who would die happy if
they could kill one cursed Saxon.
Forty tenants of Lord Erne, whose agent
Boycott is, will tender full rents and ask
Boycott's dismissal. Lard Erne has hitherto
declined to receive rents except through Boy
cont.
Demonstration Against Sclavic Federal
ism.
VIENNA, Nov. 15.-Four thousand AuStro-
German Constitutionists met here to-day and
made an imposing demonstration against the
federalistic tendencies of the government.
Resolutions were passed declaring that the
federalistic tendencies of the Scavs are dan
gerous to Austrian unity and calculated to
SOW discord between the natonalities.
Expelled French Monks Not Cordially
Received in Spain.
MADRID, Nov 15.-The arrival of French
monks at Alicante and Barcelona, Spain, has
caused hostile popular demonstrations. They
were compelled to re-embark from the latter
place.
The Jesuits having attempted to re-enter
Portugal, the government has instructed the
various governors to strictly enforce the decree
abolishing all religious orders.
Foreign Notes.
A St. Petersburg despatch says the Governor
General of Kasan will be superseded and tried
for forcibly attempting to convert zoo, 900 Tar
tars to the orthodox faith.
A Cape Town despatch says the rebels at
tackled small force OF Cape troops occupying
the Basuta, Chief Lerothid's village, and the
troops were obliged to evacuate.
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WEST INDIES.

An Exorbitant Customs Regulation Pass
es the San Domingo Congress.
HAVANA, Nov. 15-The San Domingo Con-
gress has decreed that the exorbitant duties of
one dollar per ton be levied ON each vessel
entering the port of the capital, for port clear
ing expenses.
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MARRIAGES.

In Gray Nov 8. Lester S., son of W. S. and Linda
d. Libby. aged years months 20 days.
In Minneapolis. Mimi. Nov. 4, Mrs. Ida May Lor-
ing, wife of Albert q. Loring, and daughter of VIM
W. Eastman, aged II years.
In San Francisco. CAL. j. W. Mayberry, aged 40
years.-formerly of Wndham.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portlan. D..I, Wholesale Mar,e,.

Pcrtlanu Daal, Wholesale MaPizes.
PORTLAND. Nov. ID.
The market for Flour is quiet but firm. In Grain
Corn and Oats are firm and fairly active. Molasses
is quiet and easier. Sugar steadv we quot gran
ulat d at 81 C and Extra at sac. Provisions
and most articles of Pr duce without important
change. Eggs are scarce firm at full prices. But
ter is in good demand for choice lots.
In the Western gram primaries to-day, Wheat,
Corn and Oats show decided improvement. The
English markets for Wheat are tirm.r and for Corn
steady.
The following to-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain. Provisions. sc.
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Cattle-Receipts 5000 head:shipmenta 1900 head;
Rood grades active; market firm; export grades Il
25o6 90; good to choice shipping at 75G6 10;
common to medium 8094 A..
Sheep-receipts 1000 head; shipments 1900 head;
market nominal; common to good 40G4 20.
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Killed by a Locomotive.

ISLAND POND, Nov. 15.-James D. White,
holel proprietor, while attempting TO cross
the track in front of passenger engine this
afternoon, slipped and fell and was inst antly
killed. '
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NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years
"CUNGRESS'' Yeast Powder has been extensively
sold. 1T has always been made pure and
he lthy, and is to-day without rival.
az Slades EDgli>h Mustard ami Congress Yeast
Powder are standard and always reliable.
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tby 1elegraph.)
:, NEW new YoRs Nov. l5-Evening.- general
Exchange dull at 48O1a q 4s0N for long and 4s2hss
9.o2A for short. Government bonds GENERALLY
firm ana 1s@s higher for 4Aas and As. State
bonds dull and lower. The stock market closed
frmer. 'e
rhe transactions at the Stock Exchange agrrseat
ed 286. 100 shares.
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Boston stock Market.

PORTLAND. Nov Is.
For Portland 80 cars miscellaneous merchandise.
for connecting roads, 20 cars miscellaneous n er.
chandise
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California Timing stocks.
OhicagoLive stock marke,

(By biography
CHICAGO, NOV. l6.-hogs- Receipts AZ 900 head;
mixed packing 4o94 20; lignt 5000 70; choice
heavy at 1894 80; quality fair
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

MONDAY. Nov. Is.
Arrived.
Brig Ernestine, Norton. Salt Cay. IT. with salt to
Dana & Co. Vessel to Chase Leavitt & Co.
Sch &c Paige, Haley. Philadelphia-coal to Me
Sch VIM Frankli Rand. Boston.
Sch Fred & Jack, Godfrey Cherryfleld-
goods to Burnham & Morrill,.
Sch Tiaro, Chatto. Brooksville.
Sch Cinderella. Webber. Round Pond.
Sch Nellie Shaw, Walker. Machias for New York.
Schs Northern Light. Brown and Anaconda, KEEL
Sch 9 Marraden, strout. Cherryfeld fof Fall
River.
Sch Lebanon Tracey Calais for Boston.
Sch Panama, Fullerton. Ellsworth for salem.
Sch vandalia. Alley, Ellsworth for Providence.
Sch A G Brooks, Smaliage, Winter Harbor for
Boston,
Sch 1 D Wentworth, Bangor for Wood Island.
Sch Hampton, Small. Bangor for Newburyport.
.Scbs Mary Fletcher. Coombs. and Hannibal, Pen
dleton. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Ruth Thomas, Hatch, Bangor for Boston.
Cleared.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-Henry
Sch War steed, Googins, New York Emery a.
Furbish and f. S Hamleu.
Sch Orozimbo, Hutchinson, Bowdoinham-Ken-
sell & Tabor.
Sch Orontes. Hutchinson, Northumberland
Sch Cinderella. Weber, Round Pond-N Blake
Sch c j Willard reported 14th, has not arrived,
and the Bramhall has not sailed.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Havre 18th inst, barque Julia. Higgins I'm
New Orleans for Rouen.
Ar at Queenstown 18TH barque Dirigo, Staples.
San Francisco ordered to Hull.)
=, AR at heal 18th ship Forest Eagle, Woodwork,
New Orleans fo' Bremen.
Ar at Falmouth 18th, barque Nellie Brett, Davis.
New York for Honfeur.
Ar at Hong Kong 18th, barque Penobscot. Chip
man, Newcastle, NSW. AZ days.
MEMORANDA.
Ship G Chapman. Pote, from New York for San
Francisco, while towing to sea 18th, and when off
Robbins Reef was run iuto by sch A G Buckley
and had Jihboom and head gear carried away bow
spirit started. &C. The ship did not get clear of the
schr until several hours after the collision and then
left one of her anchors the deck of the schr.
rigging. stove rail and buwarks chafed side badly
and sustained other damage Both vessels were
towed back for repairs.
Port Elizabeth. CGH. went ashore at the latter
port Nov 9TH and became total wreck. The ara
registered 533 tons and was built in 1867 Sears
port. where she was owned by McGilvery & Co.
Barque resolution, spaulding from Boston for
Cayenne, put into Bermuda badly damaged and
Sch Clara G Loud Cook. which sailed from New
York Oct for Wilmington, NC, with salt, is sup
posed to have foundered at sea-
Sch Volant of Bangor which drove ashore at
Shelter Island Feb I'd, has been foated aud towed
to Norfolk for repairs
Chefoo Sept 1O-Barque Annie S Hall, Nelson.
from Hong Kong for Newschwang, which went
ashore 7th, has been foated after dschargiDg part
OF cargo and has arrived here.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO AR 9Th. ship India, Patten,
Departure Bay.
CID 18th, ship Oriental, Sewall, Queenstown
APALACHICOLA-Ar I'd, brig Clarabelle Cog
gins Galveston. e
Sid 9th. narque Edw Cushing Bickmore Boston.
New York ~A"A-A''
Fsirbairu, Havre.
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Another DefaulJer.

New Orleans City Officials Ignored.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-The newly elected
city officials were refused possession of the
city government to-day by Mayor Patten and
the administrators, who consider the late
election illegal.
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A Lunatic Asylum on Fire.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 15.-Reports reached here
at late hour that fire is raging in the State
Insane Asylum at St. Peter. The institution
has 600 inmates.
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Rec.ip,s Of nIaiue Ccuro,.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance--lOOO bush Cornmesl to c;
W. TINE & Go. - -
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METEOROLOGICAL

METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NExr TwENrY-roua
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF EroNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Nov. 16, A. NJ.
For New England,
Cloudy and threatening wea her with oc-
casional snow, variable winds, mostly souther-
or lower barometer.
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oEPARTURE or OCEAN sTEAMERs

Sun rises. 81 High water .......10 SO
Sun acts. 4 80 Moon rises. :. 600
MARINE NEWS.
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This immense reduction
in the price of these beau
tifuI goods affords an OPP
portunity of which GUS
toners will do well to
avail themselves.
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Sales Of the Brokers' Board, Nov. 1871
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Held for Obstructing Election Super
visors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE DE-
~ cree OF the said court. duly made and en-
tered In the aboye. entitled end numbered cause.
the o poWers @ "1a ntained In n oriesse or deed of
tiust duly executed nv the New Orleans. Mobile
end ChattanooRa Railroad Company, the prede-
cessor OF the com pany first above named. on
the first day Of January. 1862 and which has
been duly recorded and established In and by
the said decree. we. Edwin d. Morgan and
james A. Raynor, trustees Hereunder. will aell
at public auction tn the last and highest bidder.
In bulk end for cash. under the superintend-
Of Franos fnn Woo the sRecHs Ssr
the twenty fourth day of april. A. d. 1880, at the
hour of "a o'clock IA. at the entrance to the
% ejty Of New W Urleans, In the he st to Of Louisiana
all and singular the entire railroad OF the said
corporation. In, between and within the, cities
of Mobile. in the state Of Alabama. and New
Orleans, la the State OF Louisiana and between
the said cities within the States of Louisiana,
Mississippi and Alabama: ard sll of the real
Of every nature and kind whatsoever described
or oomprehended In the terms OF the said deed
OF trust together with oil OF the rights prtyi-
leges. franchises, immunitfes. corporate or 9TH
erwise included In the same and from whom.
soever derived, pursuant to the said deed q
trust established in and by the decree aforesaid.
including rights OF way, lands, tracks, bridges.
rails. all Of the engines care. tenders. offices.
rolling stock, tools, depots. station houses car
nap oaa sSsss sesn
houses wharves. landings, platforms, machine
shops machinery, business Offices and furni-
turs. as well as all of the fuel railroad stores
| pied for operating or doing the business OF the
said railroad. Also. seven. thousand one hun:
The Pontchartrain Railroad Company OF the
state of Louisiana, and the decree OF the
said court relative to the said stock, in
syr 9 81 hs saa hseesd snass
date February, %, 1872, with all OF the rights
conferred TO said complainants In and by the
dn1e al pft Ia o.
| The New Orleans. Mobile end Texas Railroad
OF every nature and kind whatsoever. which the
and receivers. Including all OF the buildings
ten anees OF the Creosole Work. at West Pasca-
goula la the State of Mississippi.
ton bel ween the cities OF Mobile, 10 the STA Of
Alabama, and In and through the States Of, Ala.
n ss snd sae o g ns Gz bns
In Length 141 miles. more or Less, exclusive oi
Jsrms and conditions of sale In accordance
| bidder on the spot; but under the decree afore-
| said majority or greater number Of the bond
holders under tbs said decd OF trust, II they
| Master Ten DAYS or'or to the sale) may purchase
all Of the said property. In accordance with the
" Any my bidder, % es oept the said majority Of bond.
| holders or their purchasing committee. will oe
required to deposit In the hands Of the said
Special Master the snm OF 100000 cash, in law
will be considered or an adjudication made oi
IA An al inventory of the said property will be
prior TO Inc o"' . EpWtis fy.Si D. MORGAN q M and
JAMES A. RAYn91R,
| p. A. WOOLFLEY.
mh11 to ap24 Special Master.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13
CANCELLATION or noNp.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, L
Executive Department. 4

STATE OF LOU1S1AMAs
Executive Department.
WTHEREAs, FREDERICK FISCHER AND
w JOHN SCHOMAK ER of the city OF New
Orleans. hsve applied tome for the cancellation
OF q bond. drawn and signed by FRED aEIH6
as principal for the cum Of FIVE thousand dole
lars with the said Frederick Fischer and John
Hchomaksr rs snreties each for ths sum of two
thousand FIVE hundred dollars. dated the SEQ
ond day OF Dee.u ber. 1875. and conditioned Tor
the faithful performance Of the duties OF said
Fred Geiss as Constable for the Seventh Justice
Court for the parish Of Orleans.
Now. therefore, /, LOUIS ALFRED Witt.
Governor OF the State of Louisiana, have
thought proper tn Issue this my proclamation.
with the view of giving public notice to all per-
sons therein interes ed to show cause In writ
ing at the Office OF Secretary Of State, In the
city of New Orleans. within ninety days after
the last publication hereof, why said bond and
the mortgage resulting therefrom should not
be cancelled and annulled. and the suretiee
above named discharged from any further lia-
bilties in the premises.
Witness my signature and the seal OF the
State OF Louisiana. at the city OF New Orleans.
this twentieth day OF March. in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
and the one hundred and fourth year OF the in-
dependence of the United States OF smarfea.
LOUIS A. WILTZ. s
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assis ant secretary OF State. mh2f 90
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13
THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY (Successor),
HENRY J. GARDNER AND PETER BUT
LER EFT AIS.

Under AND BY VIRTUE AND IN 40;
~ cordsnce with the terms of decree OF
foreclosure entered herein on the fifth day of
March. A. d. 1880. and under the powers con-
tanned In a mortgage Or deed Of trust dated
October 8. 1873, duly made and recorded By The
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad Com
pany. known and described in the proceedings
as the second mortgage, we. Oliver Ames and
William s. Williams, Trustees hereunder. will
cell, In bulk and for cash. to the last and high
est bidder. subject however TO othe liens. prefer
ences and prfortties Of the deed of trust exe-
cuted by The New Orleans. Mobile and Chatta-
nooga railroad Company Of the first Of Janu-
ary, 1859 known and described In the proceed
l. gs as the frat mortgage, on SATURDAY. the
twenty fourth day Of April. A. ID. 1880. at the
entrance to the Custom House building on Ca
nal street. In the city Of New Orleans, In the
State of Louisiana. the entire Railroad OF The
New Orl cans. Mobile and Texas Railroad Com
pany, whether the same be In the cities of New
Orleans and Mobile or between those eities, or
beyond the city of Mobile and within the States
of Alabama and Tennessee and also all of the
real and personal property described or COM
pretended In the said deed of trust. together
with all Of the rights. privileges. franchises,
immunities, corporate or otherwise, included
in the same and from whomsosver derived.
pursuant to the said deed of trust
WILLIAM 8. WILLIAMS,
OLIVER AMES.
mh11 70 ap24 Trnsteea.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-13
ExECuT1vE DEPARTMENT.
A.

ale OF Loulslanb. J
WHEREAS. UNDER TIE PROVISIONS OF
w an act OF the General Assembly OF this
State, entitled An act to regulate judicial au-
vertisemepts In the French language In the
parish OF Orleans, under the provisions nf ar
ticle 1854 Of the constitution" approved March
49, 1880, 1t ie made the duty OF the Governor, the
President Of the Senate and the Speaker Of The
House of Representatives to designate q daily
newspaper, OF good standing, published Ia the
parish of. Orleans. and which shall have been
30 published ~ o daily paper for Mt least one
year eonsecutive!y prior 10 the defamation to
be made scoo dipg to ne pr"yis1ons M of said
mems which are n tuulred to be made Ia rela.
tion TO judicial proceedings or In the sale OF
property, under judicial process. or in any
the parish OF Orleans, and which said publlca
tion In the French language shall be made In
precisely the same manner and for the same
number of times, and on the same terms. as by
existing laws are required. or may be required
thereafter, for the publication of judicial ad.
vertisements in the Eng lish language.
= We: the undersigned nd LOU. Aired WIT X
McIEnery. Lieutenant Governor and resident
OF the Senate, and Robert N Ogden. Speaker VI
the House of Representatives.. do hereby desig-
nate the New Orleans Bee q daily newspaper
printed and published In the French language
In the patis of Orleans, In which said Judicial
advertisements shall By inserted during the
term OF Office OF the undersigned, and until
new designation shall be made by our sue
cess0rs.
Given under our signatures and the seal OF
the State OF Louisiana. Mt the city OF New Or
leans. this twelfth day OF April. A. ID 1850.
LOUIS A. WILTZ.
Governor OF the s ate Of Louisiana.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the Sen.
ate
r. N OGDEN.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
BY the Governor:
WILL A. STRONG.
Secretary nj state.