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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-08
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES

THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
WILL TELL YOU OF the causes. symptoms and Treat.
ment Of Worms, Boia Collie, Strangu-
Hf 1sfion Stony Coneretions Ruptures,
Palsy, DiarrhoS, Jaundee, Hepatlrr-
h0a, Bloody Urine, 6tores In the
Kidneys and Bladder, Inflammation,
and other diseases Or the stonHcb,
.HHaH Bowels, Liver and Urinary Organs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-08
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY,

fnHB relatives or friends OF the following named persons
eau learn Of fumehng their advantage by applying
to W H. wIG0lNs, Notary Public &C., At No. CT King
Street, Wilmington, Delaware 4lfr U.s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-08

WILL TELL YOU Of causes symptoms, and treat
ment Of strAngles. Sore Throat, Dis
temper, Catarrh, Influenza, Bron-
chihs, Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Broken
Wiud, chrsnie Cough. Roaring and
Whistling, Lampss, Sore Mouth and
Ulcers, and Deeayed Teeth, with other
diseases Of the Mouth and Respiratory
Dreams
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-30
1lilp aatlonal Asmutrat,
The Democratic State Central Commits

TEE will meet at the City Of San Francisco on TUES
DAY, the 7th day of May next, at 10 o'clock n
general attendance is earnestly requested business
of great importance will before the Committee
Up. HOGE, Chairman.
JoHS A. hioSRok, Secretary.
At the last General Meeting Of the Committee, ths
following resoutson was unAniTnously adop ed
Resoired, That proxies can be conferred only upon
members Of the State Central Democratic Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-30


eB The following letter, which emphatically speaks
for ITSELF written by the Dean Of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College of Medcine-to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, San Fran
cisco, for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January 1Tth, 1859.
To the editors OF the Pacific Medical Journal
Gentlemen: My attention has been called to an artl-
Gle in the December number of your Journal In regard
the ad eundem degree granted by the Philadelphia
College of Medicine to DR.. l.. J. Czapkay. When the
application for the degree was made to the Faculty 1t
accompanied by afidavts and testimonials to the
effect that DR.. Czapkay WAS regular graduate NJ d.
OF the University of Pesth had served surgeon In
the Hungarian army and was regular practitioner
of medicine. On the strength Of these the degree
was granted. The ad cundem degree, as Its name i'm
plies, is conferred on graduates only, and gives Us
new privileges. Had there been the slightest suspi-
clon of rregularty, the application would have been
do act of justice to the College, and confer favor
Yours, very respectfully, III. RAND,
Dean OF the Faculty of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY's private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys Office,
San Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations,
and asks no remuneration unless he effects cure
Office hours from A. N. to JPN.
CERTIFICATE.-I, the undersigned, Gov
Of Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dir. L. j.
Czapkay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, as Oh ef Surgeon, In the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance. Whereof have given to
him this certificate and recommend him to the sympa
thy, attention and protection of all those who
pable Of appreciang patriotic self sacrifice, and un
deserved misfortune. K0SsUTH LAJ0S,
Governor of Hungary.
WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 9th, 1852. febi7
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-30
IIa1r.
MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teethIng. which greatly ia
ctate the process of teethng, BY softenng the gums
reducing all inHamstIon-will allsy all pain, and Is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon 1t mothers
1t will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Pefectly safe in all cases. See adver-
tisement In another column. may4-ly
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-30
Livery Notice.
FO X = ALE,

TWO very fine building lots, Nos. and in Block
L Three, Range II, In the city Of Marysve, 'front.'
ing Napoleon Square on the South. For Terms &C.,
apply to-
apl4-u z. ". HASKELL.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-30
Dissolution of OfCO-Pnrtncrship.

TTNHE partnership heretofore existing under the
l. firm OF Seward Barnett, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent T. SEAWARD,
Marysvlle, April goth, 1861. H. BARNETT.
All debts due and owing to the late ru to be psid
to T. Seward, who will continue the Livery business
AT the old stand corner Of Second street and Maiden
Lane. lapk4-lm T. SEAWARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-30
NOTICE.

II HAVE this day purchased Of Mr.. A. Gsvard. his
u entire stock in trade, and all the futures OF his
Watch Making and Jewelry establishment situated on
D street, between Wells, Fargo Cos. and the Tele-
graph Office The business Of the same will hereafter
be conducted at the same place. in my name. and on
my account. r. 6kokGE:
Marysville, April 25th, 1851 sps6'u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-30
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

r osr on the night OF Esd April Gold Bracelet
containing Eve rubys, with small buckle at the
clasp. The finder will receive the above reward by
leaving it st this office. 1t lost either h st. or
Maiden Lane apso-lw
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-30

Sperial 9otires.
RELIGIOUS.

Divine service will continue to be held at Major
Breden's on the OroVie road. miles from Msrys.
vile; at Jackson Lsahsm's, on the Bangor road, 5
miles from Marysvie; and at Philip Churchvll's on
the Long Bar road, nesr Zabriskle's. L. MAYO will
preach at the above places alternate Sundays, at2
O'Clock P VI. sp2o-lm
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-30
VOL. vi.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
Arr.Y AND WEEKL x
nv A. s. RANDALL 81 co.
otpo. corner Maiden Lane and S''0"" Street,
TERMS OF THE DAILY:
PER WEEK. ...'........:'''''r1'A o0' TO-
war .(per mail in ADVANCED ......... $40 90
six months 4. &C 90
ss three - ''''
TERMS OF THE DAILY :

THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT
.,,.hed every Saturday NOR iii g, and contains
Is pavht eight columns of reading matter. The aim Of
tseny, w., fishers will be to make 1t good paper and
the Pblec fering fori rendsin the Atlantic States.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:
,rp yEAP,. { by mail FIVE DOLLARS.
o.. ,o,tbs s3 90 Three Months ...$2 90
List OfAgents.
n rIsUER ,.........Sa Francisco.
a r. DAVIDSON. .....:..:.. sacramento.
4. O. SIMPSON. ........... .oroYille and vicinity
FILLER & FARLEY. .......Camptonville.
ST G, WILSON............. ST. LOUIS
TyERETS, WILSON 4 C0.,..........Pine Grove.
m q 4. BURNHAM.. .... .Morrson's Diggngs
HJTNTINGTON BROS, LW .OREAR, ,Downieville.
J. r. FEEKS.. ......... ....... New YORK
EFT JORDAN. North San Juan.
y COOK :. Long Bar.
G.H& JNO. STONE. ....... ....... Nevada.
WK. sPENCER.... ............G .Grass 'ahey
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08
From Camp CoodeiI.

Mr. Editor 1t was my happiness to-
Ipass day or two at Camp Goodell at the
beginning of the week, and | feel like
Saying word about what saw:
The Camp is in beautiful grove about
Ia mile and a half northeast of Joliet-the1
ground rolling and beautiful The officers
Quarters in the centre; soldiers quarters
Con the southeast and part of the north
Eline; guard house on the northwest line
l boarded in the officers quarters, Turing
y as sumptuo,lsly as | would at the Metro
Hpoiitan Hotel, Chicago. The officers are
scertainly kind and courteous to all-and
stperiect gentlemen Tie soldiers appeared
Ito be III the best spirits-in excellent
shealth, and aching to be called into active
Ssservice as they are spelling for fight
y Among those to whom l was particu-
Elarly indebted for attentions were Col. Il.
&C. Marsh, 1t. Col Erwin, Capt. Spicer,
/. Com,nssary, and his assistant, Mr.. Frank
&C. Florey, aud Adjt Josh Whitmore, with
gall of whom the time passed rapidly and
fpleasantly enough These as well as all
hthe officers as far as | noticed, appeared to
Eenjoy in an eminent degree the respect
Tcontdence, and good will Of the men,
8Tle discipline and good order were admi
s rable; the bearing OF officers towards the
fmen kind and courteous yet strict and
firm When on parade the regiment was
indeed a noble sight. | never saw a noblel
I Hooking body of men-lots OF back bone
Eand bumps of combativeness largely de
Sveloped-as my friend Stone would say
1.-THE regiment was put throu IN by Major
SGoodwin, who is the beau ideal of a regi
fmental drill and field officer | doubt
.hwhether there is a finer regiment than
Fthis in the State or one that Will give &
4 better report of themselves when they gel
"a chance to exhibit their proves on the
Efeld of battle. &.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08
For the Free T, adler.
Honor 10 whom Honor is Due.

No one, | believe, can with truth ac-
scuse me of being often found In the eulo-
CYSTIC mood, ner convict me of bowling
down before those trausitory cnbodlments
fof virtue and excellence which in these
degenerate DAYS are considered th. gods
we ought to worship, by that unerring in
dication of truth--thc c0r popDE. But
do like tn see man acting out that great
law Of doing as he would be done by,
which. ! believe Is destined at last To be
/. the guiding principle in a renovated world.
! Ii Samuel Castle, of Brookfcld, in this
County, should see this, ! hope he will
pardon me for placing his hawe thus
prominently before the public, inasrnuch
~ in this ALI transgres>ins the law | so
much approve; but | wish to return him
nay thanks for enquir.n, at the bank for
the owner OF fifteen dollars good stump
tail money. which had accidentally drop
ped, and which lie a. accidentally picked
W, in the street. a a more valuable conl
siieralion | would tender To him and al
his friends. my earnest advice, To have
nothing to do with stamp tail for the nex'
: three wears and he will then bc far better
: oil than if he had found a much bigger
: pile aad kept it instead OF returning it.
j Thomas BAssNErT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08

: JOKE No 1.-The Committee on Foreign
I Affairs of the Confederate 5 ates, in re-
] cent iabo:ed report perpetrate the follow
sing excellent official joke: d" Oar Lite cSsoci
/ ates IN tie gor.rnmeW Of tie United States haze
! seized the ,ehoie of the United .Si,tes Nary, 9ne
hoD of ,ch'ch belongs to as anil design using 4
against as The United States government
s is actually charged with having seized its
own ships.
q JOKE No. 1.-The Congress of the Con
), federate States, through the person of Law
Srence NJ. keitt, Esq, an Ex NJ. C. from the
State OF South Carolina, is asked to extend
s its protection to the indians south of Kan
Esas. These Indians live upon the United
& States territory, and are protected by trea
ssties made with the Federal Government
z The proposition, therefore, to protect then
?. further sounds very much Ike joke
81 JOKE No. 3.-Secretary OF War Walker
Eof the Confederate States, prophesed tina,
sthe Confederate States flag would fiv ovel
ithe Capitol at Washington before the Isl
rof May. A New Orleans journal, noticing
sthe effect of this threat upon the support
Gers of the government, presumes now tina
Athe Secretary was only joking
~ JOKE No. 4--The best joke of all is tina
Is Mr.. Davis asks I" to be let alone" Uncl,
;sSam is expected either to stand on on,
sside and allow Mr.. Davis to pass, or t,
Sstand and deliver. All he asks is ito b.
s let alone '-,Scientfc Il naertcaa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08
Interesting from Grafton.

GRAFTON, VA, June 5
/ | came through to day on provision
train from Wheeling The brid les are re
paired again, but no trains are running ex
:cept for the Government
The American flag is flying along the
whole route The Ohio troops are guard
{ ing the road back to- Wheeling
Major Lorn., of Wheeling was broug lat
through tonight He was arrested on
charge of treason.
] \ large number of Secess;onsts arrested
| here are now taking the oath of allegiance.
! They all say they expected war of de
tvaStation, and had been deceived by their
leaders. The best of feeling is prevailing
between the troops and the Firginians
yA few Secessionsts have been firing on
tthe sentries, but there has been nothing
Of that sort for the last two days
j Volunteers are being raised for the
Government at Martinsburg and through
this section. Several companies went
down to Wheeling this evening for drill
! Col. Kelley is much better, but not out
gof danger. There are twenty companies
s OF infantry and several OF artillery there
: az garrison.
! y wonderful change of sentiment has
: taken place there. The Union feeling is
!. nov largely predominant Nearly seven
: thousand troops are here and at Phillippi,
| viz: The Sixth, Seventh, and Ninth lhdi.
!. anna Regiments First Va, and Coils IT.
3 vine and Andrews, and Stedmans regi-
ment, with the Cleveland Artillery of
sOhIo
a Gen. Morris, of Indianapolis, is in COM
{ mand. He, with Love, Brigade Major
and Hascall, aids to the General, are all
( West Pointers, and experienced United
: States officers.
j II is not known how many rebels were
killed at Phillippi They were under the
command of Col. Ruterf, Id. of Eastern
Virginia.
4 Many Union men were impressed into
1 their ranks. They are utterly scattered
,and disorganized now.
- Erroneous statements have been mad,
about the troops engaged in the Phillip
affair Col. Dumonts Seventh Indiann:
s Regiment did rot get up in time to parti
cipate. The march that night was reall,
wonderful.
! In looking at the ground, one is aston
& ished that they could travel the distance
under any circumstances, in the tim
E.they did. 1t was never exceeded in tn
miiitary history q: the country Tn
r Etroops are moving to Philhppi tonight
Cor Cincinnati Gazette.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08

The PIKE AND PALN-We have receiver
several copies Of James Redpath's paper
from Boston he Pine and Palm =
with an intimation that favorable notice
would be acceptable. We cannot in con
science commend the objects of that paper;
on the contrary they strike US as brutisi.
and horrible RedpSth is one of the John
Brown stripe of crazy fanatics who are
using their influence, such as it is, to CON
vert tins war whose only righteous object
can be to uphold the constitution and to
restore the autho. ity of the government
in the reyolted states, into war upon
slavery, thus trampiing upon the constitu-
ton, and placing the country in more
rebellious attitude than that occupied 10y
the secessionists themselves. Incidental
: ", We have no doubt, one Of the calamities
the secession folly will bring upon its au.
thors will be the cmasculatiou of this poll
teal power in this government and the en-
dangeripg the existence Of slavery itself In
souue localities, but to proclaim that the
nresent war has for its object immediately
or resnotely the weakening by ? hair of
s,,e power o. the master over his slave n
fully As he has ever enjoyed it under the
.o.stitutien. would Be 10 peivert it from
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08
No /, AT 80 CTS
Election of supreme IIerk.

Returns of the election of Supreme
Clerk Of this (3d) Grand Division, on
Monday came in very slowly, but the
general drift of them is such as to ind.
cate beyond doubt, that L. Leland, Esq.
the present Clerk, is re elected by large
/. majority. We give such returns as were
received up to las, evening
Cook Co.-Chicago gave Leland 500 ma
jority over Greenleaf, and 1900 over Hough
! Athens 100 majority for Leland.
In Lee Co. Leland received nearly .-al
the votes
4 UTteside Co.-Norrison gave Leland 10,
majority.
1 Leland has received majority in vii
Z Co. and a plurality in Bureau and Grund,
('n,,,,:n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08
OTTAWA, june 8: d 1861.

The following incident trauspired at the
late session Of the Kentucky Legislature:
! 4 venerable old-fi-mer from a neigh Dor
: ing county. one of that kind for whual
skentucky has an instructive vcneraiion
appeared in the Legislative Hall, uncover
ed his snowy locks and sat down. At the
: first luii IN the debate he rose slowly and
said he had a word to say, but Was aware
! it was ont of order for him to speak be
fore the Legislature while in session. Ii,
j dignif;ed and venerable appearance ar
Crested attention, and go on, 4" Go on,
J from several voices, seemed to keep hin
son his feet. Again expressing his diff
denee at speaking out OF propriety-"llear
hear" resounded generally over the room
J The members curiosity as well as respect
for the appearance and manner OF the
man vas up, and silence followed the
i" hear. heart when the oil hero deliver
Fed the following eloquent but lacouiC
speech
Gentlemen Il am delegated bv my
county to inform you, that if you hold =
secret session here, as YOU threaten to do
4 not one stone OF this Capitol will rest upon
yanother twenty four hours after Gosc
sday," and he left.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08

Hoy. JAS. S GREEN.-In reference the
correspondence on our outside form, in
which the Hon Jas. S. Green, OF Mo,
figures SO disgracefully, that gentleman
has had inserted the following note ia
the St. Louis State journal:
Having seen the publication of a letter
spurportipg to have been written 10y me,
addressed to the Hon. VIM. l.. Iancey,
i aud introducing Gen. o. Bryon Young
(which was read at his trial in Cincinnati
) / deem it proper to say that the whole OF
J lit is base fabrication. / never wrote
sread or approved any such letter; nor
J have l ever signed or assented thereto
4 Moreover ! have no personal acquaint
ance with said Young, nor do l recollec,
ever having seen him.
: Of Mr. Yancey | will remark: that
never saw him, or corresponded with him
nor ever had any kind of intercourse with
: him. and could not have taken the liberty
sof writing to him my dear friend
/. From nv information, ! respect Mr. Yam
cey as 4 gentleman and patriot and dc
tuot in this statement of facts abate ol
qualify any Of my views so often expressed
E on State rights or secession, but wlsl
merely to vindicate myself against vile
I SANDER. JAMES ;. GgEEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08
CAIRO. June 4 1S6]

NAIRU, u UNc 4 ISUI.
A detachment of soldiers were detailed
from this place, last week, for service in
sWilliamson county, and returned yesterday
smorning. having under arrest James D.
Pulley, the present member of the lower
branch of our Legislature, fiom that
county The charges IRE erred against Mr.
Pulley are. believe, that he encouraged
{ the formation of a company to join Che
reble army. and accompanied them when
!. formed to Paducah, XIV. How nearly these
charges will be sustained | cannot say.
lie will doubtless be handed over to tile
civil authorities for trial
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08
BY special order Of the President.
Mrs. JEFF. DAVIS AND Mns. BrAunEG

Mas JEFF DAVIS AND Mrs BEAuREGARp
! IN MissACHUsETrs.-it is noteworthy
! fact that the wives of Southern leaders in
!. the rebellion are bein. sent North, their
I husbands doubtless deemiuS them more
safe in the loyal than in the lawless por-
5 ton Of the Union
i The Lynn (Mass) Bay State says that
{ Mrs. jefferson Davis. with her children,
] are stopping with Mr. Leverett Davis, of
|. North Saugus, cousin of the redonbtable
s President, and that Mrs. Beaurcgard, wife
asof the commander of the Confederat forces
lis stopping in Barnes Shots, in Dye House
Svillage, Lynn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08


- Office Il Lc'e5- =iv h't 'l.s unders snei,
= ~ Master "a ci'ane ~ ~ virtue decree of
u e a. crur- Of e sale Uofsfy and STATE O. ilirois
d. ara -strlvf 4 r Il the Frhruary terra I.
SCI where jitu 4. 10 kwe and tharles ".
,s-tii gscT~ c'fn9tinanrs. Esd jams 4 Csm',bcl.
N,a-a u Brown, John Il. Russell. Loais 2. J sui-
t1H, Henry Moor simeon iIyi-, DxEei iatirop,
, Francis P-y-aH. William r. OaIen T. X. Richards,
: Henry kin- ~ Hox John H. kDz- John :. ", Ugh;
!. j. Nrrf. Frederick ETeu~on. J"-,r, : GaiiiEaer
1eer.r 20 i-r, Roger n Arms, Stephen CharIlin.
sft' . "''n"ni- Il bert Pos cry. 6orien Bailey
) I'm = bu>>'g J = S'ap,.r T.. a. Shapter, Z eaBor
Crgbrrr. John T. Macsir, George Han Joseph n,
Scott shaptsr and Morr. NacAe Packley aad Jami-
4 soc. Thomas J Leavitt. Joel Parker Eiu.rI Paddle
f'rf John u. Stauntcn, the known heirs az I.onis
JJ>on, the unknCwn heirs OF Francis Pey;on the un
known heirs Of u. wilcox, the urkno Va heirs OF r.
clari,. tie Unku"s.t. heirs Of Samuel IT, FAY, de-
. c,asc,i. and Susan Fay. exvcutrix of sanuf IT, Fay
el The unSnowl heirs OF Simeon Hyde, dccsi.cd and
the Unknown Of any interest IN the east half OF
seci io1rteen in township thirty three. north Of
east, in the county Of La Sale, in the St o
D. Gl. at O'Clock P at the south door Of The
court house in Ottawa, III county, sell at public
auction, the highest bidder for cash, the follow
i described real estate, wit:
= Tie half Of section fourteen 10 in TOWNSHIP
= thirty three 3}b north o. range U) of tn,
tlird principal meridian except such part OF said hal
!. sec ion embraced in the following lots tn,
I. recorded plat Of The town Of Rockwell, VIZ
Z Ia bocS - lot
i In block Il, lots II, l., TO- and ~
IL block -, lots 5, 9, 10, H. IL, IS H. Is, 10, ID
: and Is.
{; In bloc, ~ lots s. and - feet sou or lot IL.
II IA y ack o. iot 9
= ~ h.orL 90 lot 3.
~ In hlurS 81, lots 2 an1 8
* In block 81. lots !. :, -. ard 81.
& TIE purchaser will entitled TO deed on payment
Of plTc!,as money, and immediate possession ~u be
Z rivei, jul Us AVERY.
:. JGnc S-5w. Special I,ister.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08

4 PLENTY OF CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-The far
9gmers Of Ohio are putting in seed of the Chi
gnese sugar cane, for the purpose of having
60 supply ofmolasses and sugar, independent
gof the South.
A We learn also that in some portions 'of
]. this State and in Iowa, much attention is
Is being given. the present season, to the cul-
& tivation of this new article of production,
(which bids fair to be leading staple of
6 the West. The fact Of its successful cuI-
I tivation here, when properly managed, is
snew unquestioned, and our farmers will
Fgradually give it all the attention it de.
fserves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08

LAST WoEDs OF JUICE DoUGLas-But a
short time before his death, when after
days of deiirium and unconsciousness,
Judge d. seemed suddenly to revive from
| TIE ssupor in wi.ich disease had bound
his,, Mrs d. asked him what message he
wished TO send to his sons RoBERr and Srr
1 PHEN, who are BOW students at George
town. He answered not at first, and she
ptenderly repeated the question. "TeNutem, =
| he then replied, with a full voice. and an
emphatic tone, Tell them to oJsy the lans
! and support tie Constitution Of the United
SAFES and shortly after these nobly pat.
Frioiic words were spoken, the great spirit
/ of DOUGLAS quietly, gently passed from the
mortal into Immortality. 1850 -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-08
OTTAWA iiuLESALE MARKET.
Draw lime = t-6i

Fi9Hr-Win'er wheat, s2-15a3 pr loo; spring
extra, - Z;'s!. 80; spring " tine 100.
Cara .Eeai-5 az C pr. 100.
Ht.1:-W Winter. 5J4bj. spring. Gs-sGc-
Goa SLeil,d, is-fo. COILS eai I,c 15i lbs
c4ss--lsc f5r - ,b>-
Erriss--vc for IS.
Hns--0c.
asLg .>orl-sl5o
Pei4tpss-i;--yc. 2. oush.
. Lggr--lc.
f. E.t+cr-lTaI'c-
. Car >tgQs--5r