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rnnM orn connrspoNpENr

wISCASSET, Dec 31-Sld. schs Boxer, Lewis, for
Boston; Jennie Howard. Campbell, Georgetown.
Ar sch Annie Clifford Turner. Boston.
Jan sid. schs Denmark, Lewis. Boston; Exact.
KimbalI Portland.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale EEarIket.
PORTLAND. Jan. 3.
The wholesale market to-day was generally quiet
without decided change in prices.
Inc following are today's quotations of Floor,
Qroip pravia,ons Rro
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Recorder Smyth charged the grand jury in
the General Sessions Court at New York yes
terday and called their attention to the IN
crease of crime and the use of deadly weapons.
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The following quotations Of stocks we're received
yesterday by Woodbury. g. Moulton (members OF the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
change streets:
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Grain Market.

PORTLAND Jan. 3.
The following quotations Of Grain we're received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
ri Coumercial street:
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New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3-Evening. Money loaned
up from per annum to 1s per diem in addition to
legal interest and closed sharp at 1 bid prime mer
camille paper at 6e7. Exchange steady az 4oVN
for long and 4S4N for short. Governments rather
weak and 1aGSs lower. State bonds in light de-
mand Railroad bonds active but lower
The transactions at the Stock Exchange sseIegat-
ed 100000 shares.
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EaREIGN PORTS.

At Hong Kong Dec g. barque Hiram Emery. Wy
man. to load for New York. gets $96OOD
Sid FIN Singapore NOV 20, barque Helen Angler,
AT Cebu Nov ii, ship L j Morse, Ames, from Sim
At Manila Nov Is, ship Helicon, Howes. Hong
Kong ar 17th to load for United States; Alert,
Park for New York.
Sid Nov IL, barque Martha Tucker Tucker, for
New York.
Passed St Helena Nov 80, barque Mabel, Snow.
from Hong Kong for New York.
Rotterdam.
Ar at Troon Dee 10, brig Mary Gibbs, whitmore.
Sid I'm Queenstown Dee %, barque Alice Reed,
from London.
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neceip,. of Maine Central.

ROSARIO. Bark Lapaand-493, 852 # lumber.
HAVANA. Brig Addie Hale-3772 shocks and
heads, 100 box shocks
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND, Jan. 2.
For Portland, cars % miscellaneous merchandise,
for connecting roads 81 cars miscellaneous mes-
chandiee.
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Fresh Beef Market.

Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
g. Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
L.. ILL. rI.nrf.
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UFY WUOUH " NUHtskttD lINtsH HUT
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. & Co., Dry Goods,
wooens and Fancy Goods. 144 to l52 Middle street:
.r,vpr " cupD noTToNa
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Nov 81, lat oS n, lon 1920 W, ship Sunrise.
Clark from New York for Shanghae.
Nov "a, lat "a N. lon lis SO w, ship Carrie
Clark, storer from Magdaen Bay for Liverpool.
Dec 6. lat IL TO- lon 40 90 barque S Winslow,
Morton. from Buenos Ayres for Boston.
Dec %, lat 80 16, Ion 70 81, brig + II Henderson,
from Cape Hayti for New York.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
MAINE.

CORNELIUS swBETsER's WILL.
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stock marIket.

BY water conveyanoe-lo00 bush Oornmeal to @
f,rua q III.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC .......JANUARY
Sun rises.........7.36 High water, "a Nj. IL. IL
sun sets.........435 Moon sises.......,. 600
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

Osman Il Hapeman have just received the new
spring and summer styles of the above celebrated
patterns, and will keep constantly on hand all
the sizes of the different patterns
The patterns are highly praised by the press
and the people, They comprise all the latest
and best styles Of ladies' and children'5 dress,
are graded in size, and put in envelopes on
which are printed illustrations and full descrip-
tons of the garments in French and English.
They are sold at prices ranging from 10 to 80 cts,
and the catalogues is said to include the largest
and only complete assortment OF useful and fash
ionabe designs. Catalogues sent on application
and any pattern sent post paid on receipt OF
price marke cd IN catalogue.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The undersigned AT the request OF quite number OF
voters Of the town. would himself as candidate
for Commissioner OF Highways He further says that he
team, and that II elected, men Will be paid
IN cash and buy their goods where they please.
JOHN W. KELLEY.
We authorized TO announce that COL. {. C. CAMP
BELL candidate for the office OF Town Clerk Of Ottawa
at the ensuing township election.
We are authorized TO announce that ARTHUR LOCK-
WOOD will be candidate for Assessor for Ottawa town
ship at the ensuing election
We authorized to announce p. ID. CRlMMlNS as a
candidate for Assessor at the ensuing town election
We author lied TO announce the name OF +. j. WALL
AZ candidate for Assessor at the ensuing election Of Ota
wa township.
We are authorized TO announce GEO W MATTHIAS as
candidate for of South Ottawa township at the
ensuing town election.
We are authorized 10 announce L0THROP PERKINS as
candidate Supervisor Of the town of Ottawa at the en-
suing town election.
THOMAS LARKIN will be a candidate for the Office Of
Justice OF the Peace the election the first Tues
day in April 10 m the vacancy occasoHed by the rcsgna.
nation Of v. p. Weeks.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01
From "The Times"

Editor Of The Ti,aes:-The veterinary depart
ment in your valuable paper is always read by
me with great interest, and value the informa.
ton received from it hundred fold more than
the small amount paid for the paper. One year
ago You published a letter from DR.. John Bates,
relating the wonderful success he had in curing
spavins and splnts with Kendall's Spawn Cure.
and his alusion to using 1t now in his practice
for several human ailments on account OF the
success he has always had with it. The above
statements from so prominent a physician gave
me great faith in its efficacy, and as had been
afflicted for years with rheumatism and hip joint
ameness so bad that could hardly walk at
times, ] procured q bottle, and as 1t has com
petely cured me wish to proclaim 1t to oil the
world as the most wonderful discovery ever made
for the benefit of afflicted men as well as for the
poor horse, for which it was first used. As this
remedy must be Of incalculabe value to the
world, write this letter to express my thankful
ness to you for ever mentioning it in your col
umns, and TO ask another favor in behalf OF my
fellow men who are afflicted in body, that you
continue to make known to the world the great
value OF Kendalps SPAWN Cure for both man as
well as beast Respectfully yours,
ARNOLD PARKER.
Rochester, n. Y, Sept lst, 1881.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01
STATEMENT OF FREDERICK EELLs,

CTAHI, OF ILLINOIS, 'OUNTl OF LA
- SALLE-SS. Town OF SouTn OTTAWA Otfre Of
Treasurer Commissioners Of W0hwdys.
The following Is statement by Frederick Ees Treasu-
Of the Commissioners OF Of the Town II South
ottawa in the county and state aforesaid of the amount OF
public funds received and expended by him during the rs
year just closed ending the 2sh day of March ls
showing the of public funds hand at the
meme eent of said hsrai year the OF public funds
received and from what received the amount of
public funds expended for what purposes expended,
during said fiscal year. ending aforesaid:
The said Frederick Ecls. being duly sworn doth depose
and that the folio ing statement by him subscribed s
correct statement of the of public funds on hand AT
the commencement of the fiscal year above stated the
amount OF public funds received. the from
which received and the amount expended ana purposes
for which expended, as set forth In SAID statement.
FRED. EELIS
Subscribed before me- this 2sh dav of March
1882 j. H. DICK.S. Justice Of the Peace
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

One day last week three young men of the first
ward, Michael Ahern, James Daley and one
named Roach, were ordered by ID. NJ. Hall to
leave the gentlemen'a room at the Rock Island
depot. Daley refused, but the other two went
peacefully. Mr.. Hall then took hold of Daley
and required him to go. After which he (EIall)
vent across to the freight Office for few mo-
ments and on his return was met by the three.
Daley struck at him, but the blow was warded
offand Dave prepared to defend himself, when
Ahern came from behind aud struck him Sc
we're blow in the face. About this time other
railroad men came to Halls assistance and the
three young fellows took their departure. Sub
sequently Ahern was arrested and on Saturday
was fined IS and costs by Esquire Fisher. Mr.
Hall now demands protection, both for himself
in the discharge his duties and for his company,
from the hands of the city against the crowd
ofroughs who congregate around the Rock Island
depot. When a representative OF the FREE IRA
DER was talking with him day or two since he
stated that there had been no policeman at the
depot since the day of the assault above spoken
of. Under such circumstances he feels justified
in adopting such measures for self defense as
the exigencies Of the case may demand. His
complaint against the disorder that prevails
should be carefully considered by those who have
power to overcome the evil.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01
STATEMENT OF ARTHUR LOWMAN,

NNDettISOr OF NONFN UITVWU. =,
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY Dr La
- SALLE.-SS. Town OF SoUrH OTTAWA. once 0r
TOlrn Supervisor.
The following Is statement by Arthur Lowman. Super.
visor Of the Of South Ottawa in the county and state
aforesaid OF the amount of public funds received ana cx
pended by him during the fiscal year lust closed ending on
the twenty eighth day of March 1882 showing the anouni
public funds hand the OF said hsca
wear the amount public funds received and rom what
received the amount of public funds expended ana
for what purpose expended during said fiscal year. ending
as aforesaid: 80,
aThe said Arthur owman be ing duly sworn doth Gepose
and say the following statement by him subscribed "
correct statement of the Of public funds on hand
commencement of the fiscal year above stated, the
amount of public finds received and the sources from
which received and the amount expended and purposes
for which expended, az set forth IN said statement
ARTHUR IOWMAN.
Subscribed and sworn TO before this 8th day Of March
1852. JAMES Lone, Justice or the Peace.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

Agent Hall, of the Rock Island road, reports
an immense passenger traffic over that road.
The new train for the northwest is frequently
unable to accommodate the local travel and an
extra" becomes necessary to follow and pick
up the passengers
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

The annual school election takes place to-day
at Mitchelis cigar store. The candidates are
D. b. Snow, Vim. Dwyer, and Ernest Glenn, the
latter having been nominated by meeting OF
the Germans on last Monday evening. All these
gentlemen are well known in Ottawa, and no
comments are necessary.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

1t is but fair TO say in justice to Mr.. Wall, can
didate for reelection as assessor, that the high
taxes this year are not on account OF his assess.
ment. The taxpayer who complains must kick
at our model city council OF last year, and at the
other luxurles we enjoy citizens of city, state
and county.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

l.. w. Hess, of this city, is the possessor OF {
fine collection of rare coins, both foreign and do
nestle, ancient and modern, including the vari
Gus issues and denominations Of the shinplaste
currency of war times.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01
Rew aDbertisementS
NOTICE.

Notice hereby given tina the Annual Meeting Of Stock
holders OF the Ottawa Oswego and Fox River Valley hall
road Company VIII be held at the Oce OF the Company In
Chicago Illinois, "wednesday. the 18th Of April next for
the purpose OF eectng Directors for the ensuing year. ana
such other business may properly come before the meet
ing. L. o. GODDARD. Secy.
Chicago ILL.,, March 25th, 1881 aprI-Sw'
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

March went out yesterday very lamb,like, as
she came in. She disappeared however in cloud
OF dust for the cty's streets are dusty, which the
gale Of wind whirled about yesterday In most
provoking and dissgrecable manner.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

t was a very "dry" day. The new administra
ton issued ap order; and II a fellow got drink
at public place during the day, he had to crawl
into the house for it through the coal hole! Reai-
ly, it seemed quite strange-,he idea, you know,
And done so quietly and in order. Really has IL
again come TO pass that the Mayor OF Ottawa al
lows some one also to hlow his buglc horn OF
fame How quiet 1t will be this year!
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

conference of temperance men will be held
III this city some time this month, to consider
the advissbility of calling convention to organ
ize temperance party in this county. The re-
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01
The County Offices

The following were this week granted licenses
to marry;
Jacob Doefzkervicz and Constanszia Wene.
liant.
John Carpenter and Martha Ann Dunn.
John A B Baueresin and Margrette Elenborn.
Vim B Metcalf and Mary Schlit
Andrew Xeller and Mrs. Dorotha Stoehr.
Chas G Kenpf and Elizabeth Ruser.
Henry A Williams and Mary Siglar.
Seven births and lG deaths were recorded this
week.
REAL ESTATE.
From March 20 to March % real estate instru.
ments numbered from 23, AGO to %, ,G46 were fled
for record. The money involved. q little of which
appeared in last weeks footings, was
Sales .......... ..............sl slO7, ,339 AZ
Loans ........ ....................,.. 4',343 w
The transfers Of city property throughout the
county were quite as numerous rs ever, such
sales and loans footing up as follows;
safes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...............stl,5 %
Loans. Observation-Disclosures. l4,70l 90
The sales were distributed as follows: Earl
vile, 2, $G70; La Sale, 5, $4,O47; Rutland, $3.50;
Merlden, $35; Utica. $500; Peru, s, 81, ,43S. 33 {;
Marseiles, 8, s662. so; Lostant, 3, 1920; sher.
dan, 2, $1,000; Mendoza, ), 81 j1J; Ottawa, r.
$ll, 200; Streator, :, si3,4iO. Loans: Ottawa,
500; Rutland, $500; La Sale, $3.50; Seneca,
s4OO; Lostant, s275; Peru, 1875; Marseilles, s4OO:
Mendoza, 2, s4,660; Streator, s, ss4,9l1.
Among the pieces sold were the following:
VIII seq IS, 81, l. Hope $3,760.
SG0a seq l3, "a, 3, Dayton, 81 500.
Lot Z, blk 5, Homestead adm, Streator, &, 900.
Lot Z, blk II, Streator, 81, 500.
Lot 10, blk 49, La Sale. $1,000.
Gu Curyea to j W Ebersol, March 3J lots Z,
10, blk -, States adm Ottawa, s., OPS.
Pt |, blk 81, SGreator, $500.
Nh swq s, 80 5, Brookied $3.50.
Eh neq 10, 80, ], Mendoza, $500.
ESOa nwq 10, 30, q, Adams, $3.50.
Lot 2, blk 2, Ottawa north, $500.
Neg nwq and nwq neq S, "a, 3, Wallace, 81, 500.
Eh swq 2S 81, |, Hope, 81, ,450.
Lots l3, IA, blk 81, La Sale, 81, 500.
Sh swq 20, "a; 4, Dayton, S., 200.
Lot 6, blk 8, Ottawa north, $500.
Lots /, 9, 3, blk o, Sheridan, $3.50.
Sh and 2, blk :, Ottawa uorth, $475.
Lots, IL, l3 IA, Is, IL, blk 50, Vests adm, Men,
dota, $3.50.
VIII s, blk 35, Streator, 81, 600.
L Perkins TO Canal lots and !, blk IS, States
adm, 300
Nwq ssq 90, 81, ., Meriden, $500.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01
79tPD,

In Fnglewood. Oh Sunday last Mrs. ROSA W, wife OF
r b Mctcaf Deceased formerly resided In ottawa.
In Evanston on "Wednesday last, Mrs. CAROLINE MUIR.
RAY. formerly Of this city.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

The Harmony Club will play THE Rivals"
some time in April. The title OF the piece would
indicate that il will be a good one.-JOIrnal.
The editor Of daily can down the llveliest
yankee in the world at guessing match
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01
STATEMENT OF ELI HODGsON.

supervisor Qf Fdm hidgr, .,.u,, ,,,, ,
CTAIE or ILLINOIS. COUNTY or LA
- SALLE.-SS. TOwS OF FARM RIDGE OWce ~ lo"h
Supervisor.
The following statement by Ei ilodgson supervisor
Of the Town of Ridge. in the county ana state afOre
oil the OF public funds received and expended
by him during The fiscal year Just closed endng on c 29th
GAY March 1882 showing the amount Of public funs on
hand AT the commencement Of said fiscal year the amount
public funds received and from what sources received
the amount pub funds expended and for what purpose
expended during said s, al year. ending as aforesaid:
The said Eli DdgsOn, being duly sworn doth dcpOse ara
saw that the following nv him subscribed cor
sf the amount Of public funds on hand Al the
commencement of the fiscal year above stated, the amount
public funds received and the sources from which re
cryed and the amount expended and purposes Tor which
expended, set forth In said statement.
ELI HODGSON. Supervisor.
Subscribed ard before this 18th day Of March
1892. PC lIsstN, Justice OF the Peace
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01
The Telephone.

The new moon now appears, in yon heaven
tent. aZure-hued swell,
AS cutting which lucIdly clean from Gods fin
ger-Dail fel.-OrientdI P0st.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

GOLD PENS Pen sEs. hoaeI. 1 sna Ps1ci CO.: g.
ualit. s'osDsn a Bapensp's vest of Court House
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

DOCiS PIT nook SHE hnes' Ku Eiish. ter
I nan spd American 1 o 'set BOoSs,N
OsNAE 3AfSNAN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-04-01

The uuucrsignrd will sell al public saic,
highest bidder. al the suath door ~
Cucuit Court Room, in Ottawa
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-06
SHOW CASES NOW IN STOCK

Human Hair Switches at Dunbar's.
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Knabe Orchestra Concert.

As may be seen by reference to our ad-
vertising columns, the Knabe Orchestra
an excellent musical organization compris-
ing the best of our home talent, are on the
boards for concert at the opera-house, Fri
day, January 28th, for the benefit of the
public library. The Knabe orchestra needs
no introduction at our hands to Knoxville
audience. They have been tried and found
not wanting, and their former successes are
still green in memory. A specially at
tractive programme is being arranged for
this occasion, and some of the best local
talent is engaged for solos and vocalisms,
and rare musical treat is in store.
The concert is under the business
management of Mr. Julius Mayer,
which is sufficient guar
antee of success. Mr.. Mayer never
goes into an enterprise of this kind except
in real earnest and to win. He is getting
up an attractive programme, on which
many of the leading business men have
cards Arrangements are to be made for
special rates Oh the railroads, and no effort
will be spared to contribute to the success OF
the concert.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-06
Letter From FuIlens,
EE<ro Tr>-x- To


Mr.. EDITOR: The holidays are gone and
right well did Fullens enjoy them. On
Friday night the Southern Methodist Sunday
school had Christmas tree which bore
more than "twelve manner of fruits and
yielded its fruit every minute to an eager
crowd of young Americas On Saturday
afternoon the Methodist Episcopal school
had a festival, which was a grand success,
and made every one in attendance happy At
night our kind neighbor, w. G. Black, ESQ,
had a sociable at his residence. A beautiful tree
covered with elegant and valuable presents.
charmed the inmates of the parlor, while the
table groaned beneath the weight of the
richest luxuries. Though honored with an
invitation the writer was compelled to be
professionally absent, but was kindly re-
membered by the good lady of the house and
her daughter, who ON our return home.
presented us with some choice delicacies.
which were highly appreciated and quickly
consumed. So much for Christmas. Mr..
Ebert Creamer, formerly of this place, but
now of Hartford, Kansas, is visiting relatives
in this community. He has our thanks for
valuable New Years gift, Eb is SPLEEN
did fellow, sure. The residence of Mr..
Henry Niekirk made narrow escape from
DuIulD5 Ou ycSlCiudt. n Utu Caught IRE
and was almost consumed before it was dis
covered.
Mr.. L. H. Broyles' house took fire on the
day previous, bu! was saved from destruc-
ton by the timely efforts of the family
little child of Bayless Kikers died on
last Sunday.
Miss BERTHE Williamson, daughter of j.
w. Williamson, is very low of typhoidfever.
We are having cold weather now
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-06
PRECAUTIONARY,
The Order Against the Introduction of
Smallpox in Tennessee


Smallpox in Tennessee.
The following is the order of the State
Board of Health against the introduction of
smallpox in Tennessee
To the superintendent of the lines of
transportation of Tennessee-Sirs: Small
pox in a virulent form is hanging like a
cloud ON these borders. To prevent its
spread in Tennessee, the State Board of
Health orders
l. That no person suspected of having
the disease in any of its forms shall be al
lowed to travel on any of the rail or water
ways within the borders of the State.
2. That no corpse having died of small
pox or other infectious disease shall be con-
veyed by any common carrier to or from
any place within the territory of Tennessee
3. That no goods, chattles or merchandise
or wearing apparel belonging or pertaining
to any person infected with small poX, or
which may have been exposed to such infec-
ton, shall be received on board of any train
car, boat or other public conveyance, for
transportation to any point within this State
or elsewhere.
4. All officers and employees should be at
once vaceinated, and we urge that this order
be mandatory under the penalty of sum-
mary dismissal.
5. No persons or goods of any description
shall be received on any line of transporta-
ton from any point which may now or
hereafter be infected, without certificate
from an inspector. Notice of the existence
of any such point shall be furnished should
they occur.
W. NJ. CLARK,
Secretary and ex-Oficio State Board OF
Health, Tennessee.