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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

Sales of 400 bbls Canadian at Yesterdays prices.
active. The sales embraced about 900 bbs, closing
within the range Of the above .otaons. Rye flour was
in fair demand and steady at quotations. with sales
Of $50 bbls. Corn meal was quiet, with small sales
at above quotations. Wheat was in good demand,
and prices were unchanged the sales embraced about
and white Indiana and Michigan 81 Al 81 AZ, white
Canada, part at 81 IS 81 SO, white Kentucky atp
Corn was scarce with sales Of bushels at unchanged
sold to-day at Soc Barey-6500 bushels State sold at
&c.; prime Canada was held at 90c RyeSales Of 100
bushels were made at S5c Oats steady, with sales
Of State at 43hc 44c. and Western, with Canadian,
&c a Axe, and Jersey at SIC. a Al.
CoFFEE.-The auction sale drew good company. Of
the whole catalogue 1900 bags sold at &c.
1885, average SC; 800 good TO prime withdrawn
at l2c., and 700 bags new common sold at an
average Of 1910, and 276 bags Maracaibo at II ac
l2Ac
CoTToN.The turn Of the market was in favor Of the
purchaser withou. quoabe change in prices The sales
embraced 500 bales, the basis Of the following quo
tati0ns-
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FINANCIAL AND MeRclAL.

TauRsDAY, Nov. SOP. n
me monthly Custom House tables u the trade Of the
port for the month Of October have just been completed,
susion our usual comparative statements for the
month and the periods which have elapsed Of the current
fiscal and calendar years The figures for the month";
comuared with last wear. ara "A fnIlcxta-
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The last week Of October was o very large week for
traffic on most Of the Western roads, ana gave hand
some increase on all, or nearly all Of them. Corn be-
ginning to move, and wherever that crop Is good tho
roads have better times In prospect.
There Is conversation in business circles in refe
TO the disappearance Of tobacco broker doing
at 90 Wall street He charged with some irregular
fnapcal transactions, which resulted on Monday st
the suspension of the firm Of Andre Brothers, in tho
bacco trade. Andre Brothers accuse him OF having appro
prated moneys belonging 70 them and suspect that he
has gone to Europe His states the contrary that
his fathers firm owed nothing 70 the Anres but, tho
contrary, sustained them in business by the Of his
paper until he felt prudent cease such acoommsda
tion He adds that he has not left for Europe and win
probably be in his Office To- morrow morning. Tho par
ties were, apparently connected together varies nri
cate financial operations e.Y
The following the business Of the Treasury
day.
Total receipts. $2S6,67s A.
Total nasmnnss ooS o. o.
ro.s, ray mcn'S EsS,Uo u
lotaA DaAnce oil 100 W
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were s25, 5a2 "A, and the balances 81 aal &C.
The winter schedule Of fares for westward bound pas
seDgers was to-day adopted by the four trunk lines
The Independent Of TO- day Says
There is sensible falling off in the importatons for the
son. In spite, however, OF the forcing Of goods at
ton, there is Yet large surplus OF goods unso both in
public and private store In the private Stores Of
them at least the goods slowed away Of sight for
another season, and nothing said about them French
merinoes have Jared better than other kinds and brought
fair prices at auction, without any surplus stock The
demand for German goods has dragged and ieft con-
siderable surplus British goods less superintendent
Domestic fabrics in less active demand than hast week,
and the supply is rather in excess though prices are with
out nominal change. Prints, however, rather lower;
deaines yet in fair request In fancy cassimeres the
production has increased, while the sales less The
obbers much less active yet doing fair business
At retail good demand prevails, which has been aug
mented by the premature codness Of the weaherthere
being great disposition To don winter habiments and
dof those Of autumn though another month Of autumn
yet remains.
The Chicago Press Of Tuesday says
We understand that the Eastern railroads advance their
rates -four 70 morrow l5c New York, ana &c. to
PttsbuIg which will make it 81 05 per barrel TO New
York, and soc TO Pittsburg This will probably prevent
much flour from leaving this city by rail till the close Of
navigation Last week about ~ 900 barrels shipped
by rail, and only about $4,000 barrels by lake.
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70 hand and we are enabled revise tho table pubed
IN to aays IuAlD We ann an asthrisk ~ 70 Ihs sms
which are estimates Of own; the other figures are sup
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Nov. 3-6 P. M
AsTEs.--Tbe market unchanged, with sales Of 40
q so bills pots and pearls.
BRRADSTUFFs -Flour-1h Tie low and medium grades were
6rmer, while extra brands Of the higher qualities wero
without change Of moment in quotations. The sales en-
braced q 100 bbls closing within the following range of
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TOOLS TOOLS TooLsii

JOHN HILLS 1
Tool Store, removed 10
1l8 Broad way.
The best assortment and
the best quality Of
TOOLS
70 be had IN the
Unted States,
Moderate 1riecs,
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Exports Of specie for months 81 600 3o,O73,ooO
The following tables present picture Of the foreign
trade of the port the months which have elapsed
Of the current calendar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

ID AIeINs, Figs Prunes. dried Apples and Peaches In
II a. antities and at prices TO suit the times.
maI3e VAN DORES 1 OSBORN.
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DIRECT FROM THE GOLD MISEs-Mr. E.
G. Ichern, of Dodgeville, Wisconsin, has
lust returned from the Cherry Creek Gold
fields. whittier he went last November
He walked in from the mines, $50 called)
to Leavenworth City i'll twenty-one days
He Is an old miner. and his evidence of
the small value of that country for mining
purposes, goes the full length of our fears.
He pronounces 1t a humbug! almost if
not quite equal to that of Frazer river. He
worked much and diligently, but the most
he ever made in one day at mining was
t,eent.f-tcs cents He says further, that ma
nv he saw We're actually crying for some
thing To eat He met an immense emf
grafton going thither on whom his dis
couraging story had no other apparent eff
feet than 10 urge them forward Large
quantities of provisions were on the way
but Mr. lchern says the people in the
mines have nothing to buy with when they
get there, and thinks they will be found
so maddencd with hunger as to take pos
session of them by force. We shall soon
hear reports from that quarter, of the re
liability of which no one will question:
.SDringticld Journal
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DISAPPOINTED EMGRASrs-A party of dis

DISAPPOINTED EMGRASrs.-A party of dis
appointed emigrants, who left home OH
the 10Th of March last, returned on yester-
day. After proceeding out as far as the
Big Blue, their faith in the gold mines
gin out and they took the back track
Their appearance at Market Square, with
their hand cart and cooking utensils at
tracted general attention, and created quite
a panic among some timid Pixies Peakers
who are now about starting out while the
more knowing ones wanted to know if they
didn't have wives to hum One of the
returned party informed us that he would
leave for the East on the evening train
having had enough of the far West, and
as he had just walked six hundred miles
he intended to ride the balance of the way
The West was no place for him.-,& 10.
.Jo,a1QL 18th
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GREAT ATTRACTION
s. c. EARL &, SONS

'I~HE subscribers take pleasure in being able TO
1 nounce to the citizens Of Ottawa vicinity that
they have received their stand, their stock
Of GOops direct from the manufacturers. This is the
gredt-~t ODp0rfaHgg offered 10 the citizens. As
their stock l. the tITgest IN The county, and selected
from the best and extensive manufactures and
importers ia America, comprising all grades and styles
HH PI~r amt UcOrdttDs for ParlOr- and halls from
me cheapest olaHk to the richest gold and velvet Also
large and splendid collection of Window Shades, Cor
nice-, T. INNINGS Fixtures, &C, &c.
In connection with the above they have the kirgsst
AMI nnest assortment OF Oils, Paints, Nsrn-hes and
Painters Tools. in the market all OF which will be sold
Wy luHfO cs,-h nrriu
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NONTGOMERY's
Family Provision Store.
Ey;nN.ive ArrlySls.

THE subscriber las just received his Spring
! the above Old and popular establishments, cornpris-
ing article included ia the list of the nsefl aud
alth full substsnals of life. His purchases
irving from the sorth and with his purchases
elsewhere, comprise the largest fullest, freshest
and cl-nu-, stock OF Family Groceries be found
ssepca this point call and them. The follow
ing articles comprise but part of his list constantly
hand.
.Su1ar, brown, loaf, clarified, and crushed
cutie, Rio i.Qd Java
Nta.se., 81 ar hon.e plantation, and syrup.
tdn,tLe., star, ,i.aTne, sperm, and tsiiow.
Iras, green, black bohea- &c.
Supp ro.in. CASTLE, and shaving
T.Jdcco, Cavendsh fine cut, smoking, &c.
Cgors, anything from long nine" to mild four
penny Cuba"
tt,ls, linseed, sperm, and olive.
PORK, lard, taOS, &c.
F.Ah. r1sser-i, white, herring, and trout
tocSsi Mt, rai-n-, and Carrauts.
Fig, a retail or by tf.. drum
GfEg"r FresS,re-, a very hns article.
TfH,gGr. Tie best crab and cider.
Iiciies, ia Jars a.! kinds, extra.
F|Iprr Snce, pepper, salt, sispice, ginger, and all
other ordinary cuEd.rGents
Nat. Brazil. h!beTt- almonds, pea nuts, &c.
7Vg- for Children, inci.ins cry babies. and everytLE
els. from ia. elephant 70 Jas. the & ant killer.
OysfSrs, .aTiiL-s, &C, ia cans.
tEIuTie-, aiot O; a. .iu Is.
PIaEs, broorls. mOp. ~.
orange, and lemons, fresh from the sou;h, =. retail
- IT,, box.
Payer, INK, pens, and all kind. % Stationery
F,.siny tackle. from THE longest pole to ninnov hoo.
Flour potatoes, vegetables in their season butter,
egg, caick-ns, and all such lille arrangements" need
ed in families. sssys kept when they possibly be
VIGLINS.
very hn- lot OF volu,, with al III. arrangements,
a. astoui-hif glY los price,.
.tL>O-t ago and A'ron Linz and Gem mt.
Their with everything else that BE- named ire his line,
and h- i. supplied with the article called for he
ot,..a NAY 81 I-,5 T. MONTGOMERY
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Coop CHANCE FOR FARMER.-Hon Sid
nev Breese, of this state, writes to the New
York HyaH about the demand for labor
i'll Southern Illinois, and in the course of
his letter makes a liberal offer to working
farmer with 4 family as follows:
If YOU know of good farmer who has
n working family Scotch, English or
Welsh preferred) you can say to them
that / will place them on a good farm of
one hundred and thirty acres of fat, new
land, with orchard, dwelling house, mead
ow. pasture and sprin: and woodland, and
within one mile of the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad and stock the farm and divide
the profits | will furnish the capital and
the farmer all the labor"
Judge Breese's address is Carlyle, Ill
1t is very true, as Judge Breese states in
another part of his letter, that there is a
great demand for labor here, especially fe-
male labor, house help For plain cook
washer and ironer, nine dollars a month
are paid, and eight for chambermaids in
small families. Good, practical farmers
are much wanted"
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SWEET PorAro SEED from THE BLOOM.

SWEET PoTAro SEED from THE Bloom
Those who raise sweet potatoes should try
the following:
Collin Wood in TIE Ilow, the Loom and
And, says that he has raised, for three
years past sweet potatoes of better quail
" than usual, in the following manner
The sweet potato vines bloom in Au-
gust III about a month thereafter they
form pod; seeds are then formed about
the size of sage seed, and the same color
The pod should be noticed and gathered
when ripe, or else they will soon drop In
the spring at the usual time of sowing
seed SOW them in the same way | SOW
cabbage seed. They will not come up
quite as soon, but will continue to do SO
through the spring. The plant is small
AMI delicate in appearance, and should be
drawn i'll wet season. with little dirt
attached To it, and transplanted. The
leaf and vine have a different appearance
from the potato usually, and the potato
will lac found to grow larger and smoother
than usual
prefeI this method, after satisfactory
practice, to raise potatoes, to any other
Working Farmer.
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Me0ieiues.
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part 4
the globe, is the consequence Of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved bv
the action of solar heat soil, and rises with
the watery vapor from it. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earth's sur
face, and the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood There it acts as an irritating
poison the internal vscera and excreting organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrcte not only this virus but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitu-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
disordered also Finally, the instinct of our or
ganisrn, as if in an attempt TO expel the D1xious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body
in the internal excretories force them to cast i
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
the central organs with congestive violence. This
is the CHILL But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the CEN
trail organs and PUSHES TO the surface, If in
effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory the skin. In this
also it fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted. and waits for the recovery OF strength
to repeat the hopeless effort lotl day. These
are the fits or paroxysms of FEvEL >SD AGUR.
Such constitutional disorder will Of co. sc under.
mine the health If 1t Is not removed.
We have laborcd to fad, aud have fOand, A
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14

AvARICE REwARDED-The New Orleans
papers state that among the cotton de
stroyed by one Of the recent fires in that
CITY, were three hundred bales slowed
in one of the sheds which was burnt fol
two or three years, belonging to planter
who, for some reason or other, had left il
there uninsured. probably from some no
ton not to sell it until certain prices cod
be obtained"
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver expe il from the
body. As it should, 50 it does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
Father does what is of more service those SUBJ
ject to this infection. If taken in it expsls
it from the system il is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not only cure. but protects from,
the great variety of affections which induced
by this malignant influence. such as Remi,tenS
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb. or Masked Ague.
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia rheumatism, .Gout, Blindness,
TO0,hnche, Esrache, Catarrh Asthma, Palpta-
,ion-, Painful Affections Of the Spleen. Mysteries.
Collie, Paralysis. and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels. all of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found TO more or
less the Intermittent type. This AGUE CURE"
removes the cause OF these arrangements and cures
the disease.
This il accomplishes by stimulating the e1cre-
tories to expcl the virus from the system; and
these organs By degree. become habited TO do this
their Office of their own accord Hence arises what
We term GccIimdtqtiOn. Tine NAV accomplish the
sane end, but often lie is not long enough, or IS
sacrificed in the attempt. while this - AGUE CURE
dos il at once, and with safety. We have great
reason 70 believe this Is surer well safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which
caused ~ the Inissuatic infection. than any other
which Ia. been discovered; and il has still another
important advantage TO the public, which IS that
it Is cheap well good.
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done in lots Of 30 lbs. and upwards, at
er pound.
Cu,tom Cardiny into Rolls
Free Erlstxe.

THE free bridge Fox River Dayton Is now
completed, and persons living the side will
again have the privilege Of patronizng 6rst
and FIGURING Mill, which 10 capable OF grinding
to 81 bushels hour. As the und-r.'g ned
pended their means very literally IN erecting Mill
and Bridge the growing Of the country require
they hcre to receive liberal shs-e Of pablo
Persons coming from distance will dud good
bling in connection with the above Mill, free Of char0e
and their public house has passed into other
bids fair to do justice to the inner b
| rates. Please give US a J. d. GREEN.
| Bayton. November
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DIR. &. J. LEEDS
UININ E SU e S TIT q T E
or NERVE TONIC,
WILL CURE
FEVER AND AGUE;

YELLOW. CNiGHES 4 50 PANAMA FETERS
HAN often ~ prevented by the % ris invaluable
~ remedy. TIE recipe i iTom very celebrated Ply
sclan alter thirty -nSe years experience Hospitals and
pTIs4 Ia New iOrh Ci.y. and has been fsted
ia all sections oi tie Ccunr. during the past six
with the most scOH0 4t SUCCESS In the Western and
South Western country. where Fear and que prevail
II has accomplished much by the disease well
rrnoNasing and rccup-rating the system already
shattered by the use Of cntHs, -N0rD.iEe. and Esr
ssry. from free OF the trashy sucL
daily being forced upon the pctng invalid
To all suffering from pTo-trAtipn after disease
nd and guarantee this Medicine . perfect Tonic
To travellers in unhealthy climates. / WcGId the
words uf the we'll known CAPT AIN JOHN ". MUNsON.
now Of Liverpool Packet Line, nj many years the
Southern and South American Coa-tiug rade. "ItcoUId
thank OF going 20 1citb0Ht ii rHdder- Us
JciAtOuf The OCISISz SUBSTITUTE"
J. HAZARD, Proprietor,
l2l Maiden Lane. Nssr York.
6eciS-5m n. WALKER co, 4 gen Is, Ottllcd
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feaQl ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mortgn1e Sale.

ZMOTtyNyc QUO.
NOTICE is hereby given, that default having been
~ made in the payment of certain moneys secured 10
be paid in and by certain indenture OF mortgage made
and executed by Thomas Evans and FINS Evans, to
William Reddick, bearing date the fifteenth day OF
April A D. 1884, and recorded in the Office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court Recorder of Deeds &c. in and
for the County OF La Sale State Illinois, Book
No. 49, pages pa and 21o the 18th day OF April,
D. 1851
shall on he twenty third day Of August, D. 1850
at o'clock in the afternoon of day. at the south
of the Court House in the City of Ottawa said
County of La Sale and of Illinois virtue of
power OF sale contained in said mortgage sell public
auction to highest bidder for cash, all those
premises in the County of La Sale and State
Hlir DIS. known and described as follows, to Wit
The west half of Section number twenty-five t2!) in
township number thirty-two C) North, Range number
ON. m Fast of the third principal meridi in said
County. lap2ol WILLIAM
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PHILIP rY,s
Family Grocery Store |!

Corner II .Naaf. and foIumbus SIS, Utta.en,
he subscriber respectfully b-g leave 20 call The
] attention Of tie public iE- Grocery Establish
r.ut On the corner VI ain and CDluuhQ.
tie River Bridge lie se-p- constantly 0n hand and
wccsy from th- south ani E,- supplies Of
Family es-OGeri:> ~ iArOVi>ion>.
Embracing article b.iOagEs ti- line Of trade
oth,-- Isu~ Y found in similar establish
neHs,- Buy. only Siih C.sh D.. therefor. 81.
c.sap IN town He respectfully H.
person. gN, Inn call before Purchasing else
He n.s also . 'zrs- assortment Of Tobacco aud
Cigars lie :. thank. 'ur the Kind ana b.
patronage heretofore extended % Tim, sud .airit-
continuance. lJauls- PHILIP GODFREY.
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Roil Rcaos.
Chicago 4 r. Island Railroad.
Ga q .:ssgg,|S EEs::,s:.:ss- ..x.s-ss..E.
Michigan Central kai;reaa.
a 49, - sA

Joliet DIVISION.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Going East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit at 645 p
L NJ and 1920 A. NJ, or on arrival Of Chicago, Alton
& ST. Louis trains from the South.
Going West.
Leave Lake Junction at 1910 A NJ and S:45 r. NJ
arrival O trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers the South aud West. via the Chices
Alton s.. Louis and Chicago Rock Island Railroads
will end this the direct route &c the East and South
last and may be Of making prompt connections
Detroit, Suspension Bridge Buffalo, and Cleveland, with
all lines Of travel, and at Michigan City viii
New Albany and Salem trains to Cincinnati, Lafayette
Louisville, and the South.
Through tickets be purchased at the office at Joli
et for ali the principal cities and towns a: the East
r. N@RICE- Superintendent.
KNOW, S,lneriuk. mt. L,Lick Niri.i.Ln
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Notice to Builders.

AVlNG re sioved my Marble Establishment directly
opposite the new Post Office, Columbus street,
the increased room enables furnish builders with
stone to order the shortest notice and at the low
est figure. Having of the most experienced work
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction
n. b. large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone hand MARIO WILLS BRO.
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II $. EXPRESS CyNPANX :

CAPITAL &73c,eS0.
N.IIIS Company have uEeqrai-d facilities for the safe,
i speedy, and reliable transmission OF Money, Ner-
chand-e, and Packages
BILLS sent with Goods will be collected delivery
and proceeds returned with promptsess.
They pay particular attention to the collection
of Notes Drafts and accounts, and execute all
mission. connected with the Express business.
The lines OF this Company extend entirely or in part
through The following States and Territories New York
Ohio Indiana Michigan, Illinois, Iowa. Missouri, Kan
sas. and Nebraska.
Person. wishing goods from any point, by leaving
their orders At office, will have the goods turned by
FIRST Express. delivered their door, without
charge for ordering delivering.
Rate. az lew as any respon sibe Express Company.
Office in D. Wdker C Co.'S Drug Store, Kttropolitd'
| Block. J. CRANDALL agent.
| CIR JOHNSON, Asst. Sapt. augl4
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Instantaneous.
GREEN'S RzIIL!


Successor TO the Ot Pioneer,
IyAs been rebuilt the last year The r.est Gu
Il rathe substantial, and vork-ranlke manner, snd
almost without reference cost their has
and is 'ESc eisor-'' They have
Three Run of s3urrs
In operation. which have arranged expressly for
Custom, Work with everything entirely new and will
have the fourth for Merchant Cl.,o WORK
dy IN short time Ani when completed ~ be superior
to any Custom and Merchant Ml in IL. s.ate tha.
they ass 10 fair trial they FEEL confident that
their new mill and iorE experience 2s the mill
ING business fully warrants them III dFiHC rH hcnora-
u. cOrnT>tRora. None bU the experienced &C
Tnods:iTg mler- employer.
Cash paid for the bes: article of Winter Wheat.
Dayton April ), 1875 IA D. (fEYYS