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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HrorIor 1s GIVEN. THAT TIE DISTRICT
oourt Of the First Judicial District In and
for the county Of Storey having granted 70 the
nnasrsieasd jetters tfstamsntsry In the eststs
Of CONRAD WIKGAND. deceased, al creditors
OF ssid estste will present their bills 70 the
"a Visosnd. deceased. for their approval,
.ithin tsn months from the date OF this notice.
JOSEPH PERKiN5,
O. O. 6TIvENe0N.
Executors.
Virginia o,sy. October .. 1880. ocss
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
UENTENNlAL GRAVEL GOLD
u MINING OOMPANY.-Location Of pein.

VENTENNlAL GRAVEL GOLD
u MINING OOMPANY.-Location Of petn.
cipal place Of business. Gold Hill. Storey
LOCATION OF works, Washington Township.
Nevada County, California.
Notice II hereby given, that at q meeting Of
the Board Of Dirscton. held on the twenty.
fourth day Of February. 1881. an assessmsnt
iNo. 81 Of One Cant per share was levied upon
The capital stock OF The corporation, payable
immediately, In United States gold CON- 70
he sscrStsry, at The once Of The Company,
Bank Of Gold Hill, Main street, Gold Hin,
Nevada.
ANY stock upon which this assessmsnt shall ~.
main unpaid on the twenty ninth Caethl Gay o.
MARCH, 1881, will b dslinqusnt and "a.
vsrtised for sale st public auction. and uniess
payment 10 made beiors. win be sold on BAT.
URDAY, the thirttsth (Sothl day Of APRIL
1881, 70 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and sxpsnsss
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
PRANK 4. WISE, Secretary.
Onice-Bsnk Of Gold Hill. Main street: Gold
Hill. Nevada. fs3on
POaTPONEMEHT.
The day Of delinquency for above named a.
sessmsnt has besn postponed to ThUhsDAL'
APRIL IL. and the day OF sale to SATUhDAf'
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
PRANK a. WISE, Secretary.
once Bank Of Gold Hill. Main street, Gold
Hill. m3s
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim OF early imprudenos, causing nsrv:
ana debiiity, premature decay. etc.. having tiled
n vain every knowu remedy, has discovered 2
amnle means Of self cure. which hs will send
srse 10 hb fellow.sunsrees. Address J.. h.
PEKVIS. g Chstham st., n. 7. ocN
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ORDINANCE NO. lls.

AN ORDINANCE 70 provide for the
Levy or Taxes on Real and Perseunl
ffEiSiIper'' fiiIp within tho T'~a Of Geld
Passed April 10. Isso.l
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Published every day Sundays excepted,
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~ Entered at the Gold Hill postofice
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TERM6.
Lrs ysar, oy Nan or xxpress ..........Ss %
Six Nonths.... ...............s......... w
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Delivered In Gold Hill, virginta, silver City
oarson. Dayton, sutro. etc., ct
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-08
Chicago Market,

The grain prices whole range Of market from
house prices 10 prices paid for odd loads for feed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-08

FALL RIVER, Oct 5-Fall River for the past
week has apparently been struck by lightning,
but again call Is quiet along the Potomac"
The commissioners have again saddled
their asses and gone forth, preventing the citi-
zens from draining their waste land mic the
bitches alongside of the road. This is not the
first time these fat office jobbers have been
sucking through the same quill.
Mr.. c. F. Farrell has loaded both anvlls
with round shot and broadaxes. He now
threatens the next person that cuts down his
prohibition pole will get it where he ought to
have IT.
The citizens OF Fall River have been peti.
toned to open new road to Marseilles Some
of the signers are Objectionable because they
are not freeholders.
Mr.. Jacob Wagner will soon depart for the
orange groves of Florida, where he thinks il
win recuperate his fastfailiDg health.
The grass will now grow over the foot-way
70 Hickory Point church, as the pastor la,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-08

June. Not long ago they went to work In La
Sale shaft, and as they say, worked one month in
opening room, for which they received ss-s4
apiece. Just as they had their room ready so
that they could make good wages, they further
say, Pt.Boss Dixon discharged them. On Mon
day the miners OF the shaft, l25 all told, investi
gated the matter and refused 10 work until the
discharged men we're allowed permission to dig
coal. The miners we have spoken to are deter.
mined to have the discharged men 20 down the
shalt when they do II it takes all winter to carry
the point. entered VIM. +. Corbus's
drug store last Tuesday night and took goods to
the amount OF about $50. Entrance was made
by prying open rear window.-One evening,
three or four weeks ago, as the Lutheran priest
at IIollowayville was returning home from the
bedside Of dying man, he was roughly accosted
by some young men of the neighborhood. The rev.
erend gentleman hoped the Lord would forgive
such uncaled for abuse, and the gents. who were
under the influence of booze, passed on. They
had gone scarcely ten yards from where they
encountered the priest when one OF their horses
dropped lifeless on the roadway. Whether the
death Of the innocent equine was brought about
by the meeting is a question for those versed in
theology to determine.-A German lady residing
in Troy Grove had been afflicted with some
strange malady for three months Of this summer.
The pain resulting from the disease Vas very
acute, and she could find no alienation of it ex-
cept by crawling on her hands and knees, which
was her sole method Of locomotion. Physicians
entirely at fault with their diagnosis of the
ailment. The pain latterly had been in the jaws
and dentist was sent for who extracted seven
OF her teeth, and was then compelled to desist
by reason Of spraining his elbow. Next day the
pain had entirely gone, and in a short time there
after the lady was as well as ever.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-08

The attention of the people is called to my very
large stock, which includes large assortment Vi w.
erything in my line. =, - no and
In Drugs, my stock embraces all pure Drqgs amG
ali the best Medicines including hng
for Coughs which has sqna 2na Asee
full stock of fine Toilet Soaps sSi Gath 4
Pomade Cosmetics Hair Oils Tooth Nall HAIR anu e'h
Rnshss Combs and full line Of all Toilet Goods Hand
Lamps and Fixtures of all kinds sc WITH
Table Bracket Hanging, Extensions Chandeers harps ~' "
ali the new and good Burners and Attachments n.t.wo al
Cigars--The best and 1Oc Cigars IN Vtta"a' d.
WAYS Keen the best sc Cigar the county Affords =; .;
For Painting Material my stock mas no equat III s
county My close this branch with my e U
neriene ryes me great advantage buy as uo
the very lowest quantities. have %
on nrces rise and customers all tne t
h@nS Lead has no superior it, Coo Are me pn
;i pnttv Class Minerals keep the PlOneer MAed I
nd sell ii lower than ether Paint OF the Same
have the most complete stock Of Pocket knNeS ever
kept N any retail stock and the prices arc 81 WY "
others that all are surprised D,, p;hlos pbotooranh
.bums Autograph Albums Toy Books, Paper envelopes HIM.
I'm regard to prices have no competitors %nem
into consideration the quality of goods lo
hst deal in inferior gOeds OIL any An
Give me a call Get the best and save your money
E. Y. GRIGGS,
Book and
o,y-.re raars
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-08

HALLS VEGETABLE SICrLIAN HAIR REVIEWER
is n scientific combination OF some OF the most
powerful restorative agents In the vegetable
kingdom. 1t restores gray HAIR to its Original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and clean: III
cures dandruT and humors, and falling. OF Tue
hair. 1t furnishes the nutritye principle by
which the hair Is nourished and supported III
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy, and Is un.
surpassed as "a hair dressing. II is the most
economical preparation ever offered TO the puoilc,
AS its effects remain long time, making only
an occasional application necessary. IL IS re-
commended and used by eminent medical men,
and officially endorsed by the State Assayer OF
Massachusetts,. The popularity Of Halls hair
Remover has increased with the test oil many
years, both in this country and in foreign lanus,
and Il Is now known and used in all the civilized
countries of the world. For sale by all dealers.
90
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-08

Butter-Choice 10 fancy creamery, IW33: me
to fancy dairy, 1s926c; good to choice, l5@l7c;
shipping lots, 1l@l3c.
Eggs-Fresh lS@l9c.
Potatoes-New, choice, 7S@S2c per bush.
Cattle-Extra graded export steers, S6.6O@
100; good to choice natives, s5S5@6.OO; com
mon shipping ard killing steers, $370@4.sO;
cows and heifers, $3,75@425.
Live Hogs-Sales ranged from s60O97.9O to
packers.
WooL-Walter Brown & Co.'S (Boston) last
circular reports the market as lighter sales but
a continued frmness in prices Yesterdays chi
cago quotations are rs follows;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-08
Business GarDa.
Stationery Supplies 5.

We hare all the latest ideas in bus
mess stationery, hare neO type, md
use the Hodder BlOtter-P Pad for Keep
ing printed supplies clean and ham
dy for use The Holder Pad is the
best in use. 1t is heater. cheaper,
more cOnUenient. less cUDlJrOtS ana
does its wOrE better than any other
blotter get UpUented, as a mere glance
at it WiU prOre to any man. we
guarantee satisfaction TO all our
customers. eiUine the best material
and best rcoyk for the money in Ut
tawa. If you ,oant something good
and neat call on
oSMAN g. HAPEMAN,
Printers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-08

CHICAGO, Oct. s, 1881.
The Times of yesterday says:
On the board OF trade an unsettled set Of mar
kets was experienced yesterday. Business as a
general thing, opened with comparatively
strong ieeing, but as the day advanced traders
exhibited a want of confidence, and the strong
feeling was supplemented by weak one. Wheat
and oats closed a little higher than on Wednes-
day. but corn was materially lower, and provis-
IONS easier. Speculations again monopolized
and controlled the differeat markets. On Change
ga an prOnprty closed follows.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-10-08

Morning makes close connection at Aurora for al
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars C B. & @ Drawing ROOM
Cars Horizons Reclining Chair Cars and the = Is pA
ace Dining Cars this All Information about raet
of fare sleeping accommodations and time tables VII
be cheerfully given by applying 70 ,our,,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
T. J. PARKER, - =. ...-,,,>,
General Manager, Chicago. THOs: H. MARVIN
Agent at Ottaws
, 1881-03-14

They JRnlse a rtMtnpuE ut Nllito Nous
Houses, but Are Ftually Coaxcd w
u hholgun to Leave - Whisky tto
ENM&e.
Sptetal D!spaieh 10 7ht Chicago Tribune.
1T. PAUL. Nf,n., March l3.-Th1 Flon<er Pres
Itt!sh City special says thnt party OF Indians.
consisting Uf Il hR1[-dozan 0r nloTe, bcnssiy In.
t0xtettsd. attacked the residence of reter Gnyrc.
nc9F brunswick. this morn!ug;. aud tirGl several
shoss Into tho bedroom, hroke In Windows,
ete., and attempted 10 xGt into the house. Mr.
Guyre removed hls fuInily 10 rooms In TIM second
story, aud guarded t!em TIL morning, when
tho IlllanA loft. lie thou moved them
10 neRhhor's, 3Ir. Alien Dc Wolf. III
tito forenoau the ln.llans came to Mr. 10 Wolf's
wero toI 10 lraye by III. l,o Wolt. Thoy refused
IL W. aud one VI tteM drew u knIfs und started
Ia rush upon Sir. DO Wolf. liz tlnnlly run Into
tho house, and, tuk,sag dnWn u tlOubse-
uarreled ahbsgl wont out with tho Intention Af
shooting, but ills WIFI und chllrun cried n1d
TOOK 9n W. blt5ell!n9 not to do 10, that h0 did
not, md tho ludana lnA!ly SUNK AWay.
Biz. Guyr6 IL tsunr tlan+ aud hua been sick for
thu lust lnuntb, being IN very po1F circumstances
aud tho county turn!ssiliiY bin With the nccHs-
stiles Ut I!fp. Dir. l,v Wulf was wull liked for
thtln, having two rsl!cs anu navy revolver, be-
sties a shotgun ltMued. and II he Ind opened a
III thut vicinity Immediately. Whisky WIS ihs
whole cause, IND II tho Government does NOT
stop the sale 0f tnto1lcants tu theae lndla1a
there will be auotatr lnassucrs, for thoy nfe Ut
tcrly unnauA9eAbo When uuder tho Influence
OF liQuuA
, 1881-03-14
SUICIDE,

6psefas Dfspateh 10 Ths Chttaga TF1ban*
Lo0ANsnlnr, Ind, March l2.-1hur5day 1ao'n,
ing Martin Kerc1l. hand III tho employ os su.
PetrI, a farmer Ut Clay Township, this coano'
was called III bod to assIst iil gottlng up u1
that had fallen In its stail. aud, whIlc 10
waa KICKED " tno a''!tna,: oaaylhx @ HIN tus slcm
ut soYera accidents and hecnE1ls !uau !1,.e II ID
ent. Later ~ the uny, taking aty!,taRe x, K HeIcn
a1'sconce nf tetEts iHsnly from ny n 1cIh
ehnt ht1uself In tho heatt. ctual9 l'lstAi;.
lie WIS about 10 tcats oti. a!lh nt!i,h.uhr' a1.hs.
Spsctai Dtspatth to 1hs Chleaad IttoAha' FIR.
TT. Lot1ls. March 1L-J0hn z. inesGIt. II hi
s rsIdanexs. IL x. Ne. M S.Try sires is ot11f
nicscl wns !umber,,A!l. aui aa ~, naassss sssts
comfortable fortune all1 pruptrty: ~ inns ha.
l'a1sal his evoninHs paylnx 1!axposs'iu ,sr iunst'
always met with Kuoti luck Ut thib Hau''r ,s,'1uk
tho prrsent wIntur, when hu couistlccI, ~ rs;pl
out Oh 'AG i. .''f mtho ss''i tto % end Of ao hoF II
] untii il Es,kcd is Though 1or,im 1ortiin' ven m:
tended to fRnnru bin fofoveF IL playcA
vt NJ ~ aEhs ifh!t rso @ ,nn =! Wi. rng ind
uuIy to Ind TINT iii Inst stake haI near5 t,,oi
cd away. plsRusted, he wont 70 by ~ no.a as,srs
pnr e. ssxss. Snd ,sess seyst ssn ao stretshed h
svlr xpun bis bed mud let ilIs arnl IInEle n't rr.nt
sI4ebt It. lia la!l tsto until a,t .n9 I tais morn
ran o4t H. w tnnma r. h;;n Sou I" ~ on hunt
warm. but IiCc hntl left. 49, ,u.,.,r.
pAvSsraT, Ss1:at 1,'I1.s" la Matca sH A 'd!s.e,n f.
1erMnI,. lntctnpoFate, alla w'tno"t w'tns,nd t1ustasn
tile world u lar aa kn'"i!. nAii,. nAnga ,nJay bJ
FsaaM: eonmittod ~ su!eia1 .o " Mo""'
sT. LOG!s, AtArrh l0.-Jahn U.lDIese!, !",nh ~ ii
hnll1!er. Wis found dead THIS H'vtmI H., ..Ity. II
Residence y the nnFth9rn rart o. tnv sIs,.s. ~
baed to deAeh. Tho pHly cause Anu ,n,nhlIn1
not Ia lo:lnx q Snl44 aspount OF n''Aes
, 1881-03-14

hHSslil, hafl1E acquired lnHutHcc Ill
Afghanistan, Immediately became slan-
gcroNs Ictghlmr for England's 1n.tlam pos
sessions; "tsl Into events hnSt proved tlnt
IN" rul'llf"t TT thu twp great Powers IN tliat
distant !eli llayr lut Just Mgt.Il.
THE s,sf.y TERRITORY nELfSGrlsnrp
by tho Car during his tn1lg reign. except tho
strips taken fron, hinsnlter thc Crtnean War,
was faE-0ff Alnska, whict, he justly regarded
rs wnrt1itess. MID snl.t IN tic United Sfnles
FOR Si.o0.oo which w''s many lines what 1t
wns worth. fl,v Cznr ltatt carly crnieitted
warm friendship viii, ILLS country, alu! wits
during all our Clytl War Lilo best fr'csll we
l'ad IN Europe.
TIT Cxar especially sympntflt2eu Win
Crete III Its efforts t0 throw oil tho yoke "
Turkey Ills hereditary enemy; h1tl gave tf!o
former valuable nSsstassce both dufi'tK tho
strl(e md 1T sctttiilE tile terms Ut pence.
~ DEVOTED C1il'Rf'l1MAS.
Tic late Cznr wRs def0sefl ciltlfcitaati'
rs became tho nominal lleHd Of tho e'reek
ClIlrcll. mil tlidcavorct constantly to ILL.,
erease It's dignity ni1t' authority. III fs67 llo
ordered Tint nll chilurcll born OF mixed mar
rlaRes should be brought tip III tho t'rcek
religion. liz suppressed tile Catholic stEh-
ccse of knlntesl1, al'tl forbaio Cnthosle
cccelcstnsttcs IN Russia to communicate wls'l
INC lloiy oec. ... ..
III spite Of the cries of wretcs'etlness and
wait, md tic nattattons VI tho Nlllilists.
which was ton well founded II, Tie ncstial
condition Of tic 1lusstai, l'casantr}. there
was stea'ty progress tn the direction Of
elementary educatl"n and the Inprovc,'lent
Of tho masses. Tho Emperor believed III Il
liberal policy of public works, and author
izell tho first nttempt to build MI overland
telegraph to Alncrlca. lie was constant
pro'Iuter Of railway enterprises anu other
| like improvements.
THE n1AcI SEA OPENED.
During the Fraco-Gerstan war tho Czar
| secured ut the London Conference of 1916.
BY Il modification Ut tile treaty Of f'arls Of
1880, the denat,onalszat!on Of The Black ,Sea.
Tic great achievements nf The Russian nrlns
In thu war with Turkey restored the prcstigo
Of the Empire; a'Nl It Is now far more pow
crful than It was when Alexander assembled
the throne. Indeed, 1t may be sat,l Tint III
ali respects, except for Its tlnancEal condition,
lsussta hns made cnornous strfdrs forward
under Alexander.
TIE lsoyA1. FAMILY or ncssIA
, 1881-03-14
showing lts proposed itnc of frontler, whic!, has
only been inllcn.cd III general tertus.
l}ll{'rISt1 NEWS,

FntSttERttt,+
PLYMOUTH, MMFph lf.--'rho EtGnfncr tir.1tn III
ruillsEnh with lin sttn1er Duke uf t}lcelct1cll
yc*trrllny iotEnllere.1 Twenty-Five inilrs sn1t1I
rusi uf Stnr ifunt. Tie f,enu wns from Mon-
rnytn, via lInyre. wt,crc shu snnleh nlnt!s. pms
sctRrrs, nnsl part of cargo. Tfln collision oc'
Cured ut . In tho nftcrut,nn. NcMiler clear
md wlnd light. No loss of life.
0t..tss-tiALr. sIiOOT1Sn.
r.OSnON. Sturull la.-'Ental pcorcs In tho H000
pMss.im!l shputlnY tnutcll ls: Carver. 3.et;i;
seutt. :,Ea7.
SIT sTAFEy,]lD SnllrIic0TE.
Sir Stntftr,t Surtlcnte. in II letter to his COLI
stNuButs III regard 10 tho urgency for commit.
ten supply, points nut that UDA1stDilcs prphsnt
threatets IN suhvcrt tho rights MID liberties ri
tho 1l''use or Commons In rcgnrd to controlling
Tho estimates.
ni.Anr.Aunf1 RESIGNS.
Ilradsutgi, hns rcsI3ncd ILLS scnt In Parliament
IN order tU br reGlcctuI..
, 1881-03-14
GOULD'S LATE TR11,

WHAT 0ES. ECKElsr HAS Tt, aAys artu.r ;,
9pfttas D9sIstteh 10 The Chteap1 Tribune -
New fhnx, Mnrcu l:l.-sncnking os tho rcce,,
ir'p to no southwest " lay t}o.'l md hlmse,f
0cn. Eckcrt. oil tho Western un1nn Com,,nn.'
Hnys: "Mr. Gould was st, much !tuprcsS.J r'.t
whnt hn snw TINT he mt only decided IN c.,o'
lts, llIln ii steatncra fran Galveston IN Nn,,.
caltl ports. but rave nrders to hull q brnnch =,
tho mn!n nr I.nretlu linz Of tho Missouri Enn,a.
&Tcxns t.lnr. This line will ttiycrxp from ths
t,sM!n linn at I1cnton antl run .uo miles bronss
whit Is cn1G,l tho 'Hnrdon Of Tcxus' II ca,
weston: Tho CONSERVATION OF this line viii M a1sn
Icxns Il p!eltlc At Fort WORTH" 'A 'as
, 1881-03-14

,r,, - .,'. ~ - -.
ms Is t'o SIKH ATTEMPT TYP tilat has oee'l
inaae UPON the tzals Jug, tae nrst h"F1hs
bee'i maae on apr! lo. lovo' ",ie' hs was
l!red ~ Willie clitetniH us e"Ef!HRe ~ ~.
letefsbure. Ing pIsaoi' lao"e'e!' WIS turalca
'sls'c oy D'ln1irl horhknso"' WHO was utter
wi'1as enhoplea l"E t1lo "et'
THE SECOND ATTEMPT
was 1nndo ut Paris. juno u. 1857, by lore
zowskf, a Pole. who fired Into tho cHrrlago
In which the Czar was seated with Ills two
sons nnd tho Emperor Napoleon. Both
Soyerelgns escaped llnhurt. but tho
lorse OF otto of tho cHnerrits WIS
wounded. Tile assassin was about to ilro
another SHOT when the barrel Of tho pistol
burst and rendered his hnnd powerless.
Third ATTEMPT.
Another great shock was given to public
feeling April II, 1s77, when Alexander
S0loy!ef attempted 10 s,0ot tile Cznr in front
of tho house of the military staif Ill st.
Petersburg. The assassin was arrested autl
was found to llavec0psules containing poison,
which l!e cond break in MI Instant In his
mouth, When asked why he had made tho
attempt, lie answered that the task Ind
fAlun on him by lot, and ho had 10 alter
native.
| Thls plot led 10 the adoption OF some new
EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES.
Gems Toulebcn, LorIs-Muitkotf, antl Gourko
wero appointed Guyernnrs.Ge,lcra' with cx-
cept1ol,nl powers Mt Odessa, kharkoy, and
st. Petersburg, and similar powers wore
conferred Oh tic GoyerlUrs.{;Gnernl Of
Moscow, Ktey, mud Warsaw These officers
were authorized to remove from their dis
tricts MI PERSONS whose presence they
considered pcrncous; tO subject civil
/ ihna tn martial Enw. To nrrt4st un
, 1881-03-14

9pffE1t UiJp1ttH 70 9HF Ch1taP6 IT1bHHss
MONTREAL, atarch l3.-Thu crusnue agAtast
fortunc- tclers still continues. Ono OF thom,
Mnlr. Po!ettc. WIS fined S1o0 with tic alternate
Of six months hard labortn 1ail.nnd sho paid thu
fine. The witnesses for the defense IN this case
norance md superstition. 4 yottnK MIN l1lnel
Pierce Denfs testified that lie believed as much
In tho reading Ut tho earls Us he did In Ills
religion.
, 1881-03-14
CANADA.


Special Dfstdteh 10 The Chfeapo 7Hb1sns
ToRUNTo, Mnrch l3.-At q recent meeting Of
tho Unlvcrnlty Scnato Il report waa presented
fn:orlng thu tl.l,ntasou Of Indy candidates. opcu
inH to tleu tho following br.lnches uf s,udy
Faculty Of Arts. tia examinations, together
with ,nctln1s and pri2cs. ccrtflcntcs of hunor
scholarships, and degrees. Tho ladies' nrn not
required 10 Aftcns !cctilres fs III Hstllfatgd cn
itEe; Anl iluy woman Kal1lkng Il scholarship. be.
tOrr reCaislnK the sntnt:. shall s!xn III, engage.
mrNt thMt tho money h1lall lu: expended by her
in thu turthDr prosecution Of tho siu,tes pre
scrihutl ly thu unIyuraIty ~ necessary for tho
uc4recs III Art. Il bill supporting tho report
was lntruduced
, 1881-03-14

Hps1hl USpdicF ID Ih5 LHa1dR6 TFEbflHE.
DunuQuE, a., hlarch 13.-FridaY cvonlue
IIt.lu daughter OF James Connolly, living eight
miles from Fort Dndyc. WIS returning homo
from scnonl aud lost her wAy. A scarch by h.r
pnrents nlllt nelahburs failed to find nny trace Of
her. Saturday evenluE her lclt body waB found
frozen hard md covGrcd With sAow about ono
tutle from tho house.
, 1881-03-14


TORONTO, Marcn lJ.-The agents of American
railways, md rorsons representing lnna conf
panIes III Dakota, Ncbraska KAnsas, aud Mill
t,tsota, swarm In this city and ctr western
towns, trying to intluce cni0rants to 20 to thosg
Suites. They nro opposing tho Grand Trunk aild
otl,ur CInndan rnllway ngeHts. who nro work.
lng IN fnvor nf SlHnItabR md the Northwest
Territory, ami the American ngcnts nre BGcnr-
Ing II great tntlny weIl-tnl 10 farmers. On Thurs
day next Il trnln Will leave Clinton with slW Ca-
madam cmigrunts for Dakota and tho Western
Suites.