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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

TnE VIRTUES OF BogAS The excellent
washerwomen OF Holland AMI Be. .iurn, who
- get up their linen 50 beautifully white,
use refined borax a i washing powder in
stead Of soda in the proportion of oIc large
handful Of powder to about ten gallons OF
boiling water. Tncy save in soap nearly one
half. All the large washing establishments
adopt the same mode. For laces, cambries.
etc., s,n extra quantity Of powder is used
for crino,res. required be made stiff, strong
solution IL necessary. Borax beiu. a neu-
tral salt does net ia tie slightest Ge.reo ia-
jure the texture of the linen. It's effect IS
to soften the hardest water, and ther fore
should be kept on every toilet table. To the
taste it is rather sweet it is used tor clean
ing the hair, II is an excellent dentIirice. and
III hot countries il i. used in combination
with tartaric acid and bicarboGa,- u. soda as d
cooling beverage. Good tea canao he made
with hard water. All wa;er may be made
soft by aiding a tcaapounf1l Of borax pow
Ter 10 an orlinsts sized kettle OF water in
which it should boil. Tie saving in the
quantity of tea used will BE- ateas, one>fifth.
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Sl0,000.-Tcn thousand dollars were voted
by Congress to young woman to make a
bust Of Mr. Lincoln. She -eyer madea bus,
before. exceP. df herself naked to the
waist" according TO Mrs. Swisshelm. who
further her as a LADY 50 who calls upon sena,
tors and Representatives at their lodgings
That's .he way the money goes.
Fop goes the wcazle.''
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.
TUESDAY, Oct, 30. 1866

TUESDAY, Oct 30 1866.
Present-Mayor D.ianO, Aldermen Sheehan
Htwland. Thorne, Lynch, Brunker, Pierce, Fem
dell; Young Colweii, Mitchell; Hutton and Moore
Minutes of the last meeting we're read aud
approved.
CITY surveyors report, with profile for gr ado
Oh the south side OF Courtney street from the tol
house of Illinois River Bridge Co. to Christie
street stairway, was PRESENTED.
On motion of Hutton; report was received and
grade established in accordance with report.
Fsnnell; from street and alley coi.., reported
that Christie street stairway had been completed
In accordance with contract aud motion Of
Thorne, report was accepted and clerk directed to
issue an order pay able to Joel W. Hutton. THE con.
ttsctcr, tor two hundred aud ftty-twO dollars and
ffty cents, the balance of appropriation unHad
Fennell, from committee, of street aud alley
com. and Alderman Thorne. whs, by order ~ city
cuuIIrit passed October 18th, lS66, were author
lied to enter into a contract with John Carey for
digging coal on Champlin STREET. submitted the
c0ntract, and bonds taken rs sectrity for tfe fut
fitiment Of the same, which we're; en- motion o
Ayes Aid. Rowland. Thorne, Brunker. Fen
nell, Young, Colwell, Hutton aud M0ere-S. q.
Noes-Sheetan; Lynch and MItchell-3.
Com. lave and ordinances, to whom was
referred proposition in relation 10 the ap point
neht of a weigh master in accordance siih city
ordinances, reported against its acceptatce.
Sheehan, from license CON-, reported in fat0r
of granting prayer of petition OF Chas. W. Hardy
referred at last meeting
Ou motion Of Brunker, report was accepted.
and clerk Vas directed to issue an order. payable
to Chas. ": Hardy, for the sum Of twenty i've
dollars ~
Ayes-Aid. Sheehan, Rowland, Lynch; Thotne;
Brunksr, Pierce. Fenneil, Young. Colweii, and
Mitchell-lO. ~N~-
Noes Hutton and Moore-2
On motion of Thorne. city marshal was relletet!
from further of Cndine Engine aud apbara-
tus, and bhief engineer was directed tO take
charge of the same from this date.
On mo.iot of fennell. supervisor Of street$ was
authorized to pay street laborers twc dollars per
day: 7fis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

"A: WISE AS Ever -"Sr," said an old
Scotch woman to her minister 81 Ginna ken
part Of your sermon 5estetday." Indeed |!
what Nas ity'' "You said the appetite used
the figure Of jcircmmiocutien. and / dlnna ken
what it means.'' ''is that all? Its very
plain. TIE figure of cifcumlocution is a
periphrastic mode of diction." "Oh! ah {!
is that all" said the good woman; !" what a
a puir tool were not to understand that T.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

: The Jews are fte Only religious ordef in
Great Britain who entirely provide for their
own poor without casting them upon public
charity. This is the more noteworthy from
the fact that many poor Jews are shipped
there from the continent to get then out Of
the wax.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

PowEh CT Horse cExr-" There is
one perception that horse possesses, that
but little attention has been paid to, aud that
is the power of scent. With some horses it
is as acute. as with the dog and for the
benefit of those that have to drive nights,
such as physicians and others, this knowledge
is invaluable. i never knew it 10 fail, and
l have ridden hundreds. of miles dark nights !;
and in consideration of this power Of scent
this is my simple advice : never check your
horse nights, but give hi ~ free head, and
you may rest assured that you will never get
off the road, and he will carry you expedi
tiously ard safciy.) In regard to the power
OF scent III { horse, once knew one of a pair
that was stolen, ,and recovered mainly bv the
track being made out by his mate, ard that
aft,r he had been atsent six or eight hours
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

BEAUTIFUL EXPERIMENTS: Fill wide>
nioh,hed glass jar with water. aud co yer it
over with piece of g foundation" (the la
dies will understand ,this,) cover that over
with a layer of peas. pressing it down so that
the peas will lay in the water. They will
then swell and sprout, the roots growing
down into tie water, their fbres presenting
beautiful appearance. Set this in . win
dow. and vines will grow up, which can be
conducted to the sill The whole is very
handsome. - g, 1a-s 4 ~. .'.' /. .
If al acorn te suspended by piece of
thread to within half d,. inch of some water
contained in hyaciuth glass. and SO per.
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RF FAD WHO SAYS So
Il ~

From the Eev. T.. d. Fenda Assistant Editor Chr!s Lar
Chronicle, p..1clIlt ltit
have derived de'd.r bciicht frn the o onfaad5
German Bitiers, ami feel u my rsil recommend
them valuable t0n to all who are suffering
from general debility ipni. dscss,- arising from de-
=5s !. D. TrfDALL
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Two boot-blacks of New York are to have
i irial Of kill for the . Championship Ct
S,netirs'
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III

lfroh' The asT Joscih H. Kennar Pastor Of the Tsn:s
Baptist Church. ~
have been c1Iei;lr requested tp connect my nnne
With Communications Of G,rcrt kinds medicines but
regarding the practice Of my appropriate splciet
have liz all cases declined; but with proof vnrious
instances, and particularly In my fEily of the Isrc-
funcss Of DR.. loufituds German liiftcr-. depart
once from MY usual cousc, to express my nIl conyctia
that for general debility OF the system and especially (or
Liver Complaint il is sale and Nl,le Preparation. l
It fail hnt u-tn!iy doubt not will be
very tciiefcia 10 those "ho say .-'m ~, above
Ebtre ,iry r,-asttf,a,, .t
j. II: RgNNAkp, ias,'h below Coat ST.
Philadelphia, Dec. a. 1854 sr.-t
Rev. J. $. Herman, Of the Gcriran Reform ChurcG
kutztoSn, Bcrks county Pa cured Of the Dyspesa
of twenty years finding. ~
A. NJ. SIanglcr. Elior of ilI. iaiayiy No u North
Sixth street. Philadelphia srys this Bitfrrs
Ineinie To him 10y medical friend. and liis hirrd
hun Of complete lrostratiu II the ncrt1t3 s-l.H.
Re- J. Ncwtor Erpan. n ~, Fdifoi Of the Encycor-
da ii Religious knowledge anil Christian Chronicle
Phiaslell' 'hli. t-n
Rev. Thomas Winter D. D. Pastor .. Roxloroush Zap
ti,f Church. t.i
Rev. Levi q. Deck Pastor Of tho Baptist Ciirr. PEN
bcrton " j. formerly 'f fhc North Baptist Cutci, Pn
deiIa at PRESENT P,siot oi the Baptist ChHrc Chester
Pennsylvania
The.e gentlemen esrrer tlle strongest 'crps, 'hsu
favorable opinion Of thee B'itfrs.
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from Rev VIM Smith jUrr,crly T1std of the Ylncca;on
and Mvi'ie IL. j. Bartst CIHrchcs.l
Having used my family number of bottles Of youT
Hoofands German B;ers have tu s,y that l regard
them an excellent medicine especially adapted to
move the diseases iey Recommended Tor. They
strengthen and Iirigoraic the system when drltatcf
and useful IN Disorders liS.r los appetite s.
have also recommended the' = cultiil my tIiena.
phohave TIED theni. and bnd hu greatly bunrrial IN
tie ir-tu.aiiun of health. Iours truly.
WILLIAM SMITH,
9j5 Hutchinson ST., Piiialolp hia.
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CANDIES! CANDIES!
WILHELM EBERT
Refined S'a!lsiisS,
CAKES. CkEi ES {:
EAGLE MILLS.

TgiHH subsct5er weuld inform the pah.ic Tia, ne n
Il Running tie above Mil, and is prepared to do
CIsroM AND MERCHANT WORK
In the best possible manner, rs .he Mil has hget
thoroughly Repaired and is in first rate oT5er. Good
snd attentive hilicrs employed and will be
ssantly band To wal, upon customers. Farmers nd
Others will End IL tother advantage give ca.ibs
fore going eShere.
N.B-ordcrs for flour Feed q be left q, the ci,5
Market, or atths Nj a~I will Se prc5,'5 a..eudeltu
Ottawa, Oct 6, !N60 J.WOuD
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lFrc!n Rev u. Merrigc. Pastor of passyun Bars.
Church. rhIlu,iei,ia.
ifTop the many resQe table recommendation given b.
Dc HVolands German BtferS. w- induced give thri
trial After using several h"iiles found them to be-
good rcncdy for deility arid csccllrnt fof
the stomach. b. MERRIGE.
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REMENIBER.

Thst this BltrersI- net Alroh liz -clniaiu,
Whisky, snd, calinot make DrduSll,ls. Lu:
Tu,iic ie World
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

4 RTHuR LOCKWOOD. Justice of the
"A Psrcc OTTAWA ILL., Onics Columbus street, fow
doors north ofIthr Post Ofire.
Will thank IL friends f.r all Ln-e-- pertaining his
office and .ra1 -e< 70 attend 10 Dr.yurdly apI2Ey
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

H X. BOYLE. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Otta-
-: wa Ill, will practice in The several courts AMI
att"hd promptly 70 collection conveyancing settling
oi estates Investigating titles and all business aers
iig to the profession. Office in Lelands New Block.
La Sale street, west of Court House. sept1 5i-tf
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.., ,. P p. JoSES o3,,.. H. Attorney and coan-
Olice i'm Metropolitan Block Walkers drug store
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r =; Fl Fl sHER, At'orqsy S S; at Law, Law ~ Office
stairs. iuly &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

Mrs, DIR. ChoSSQN D=votes he: ;iine
vi {, th. pr,~ti-" u Niuifery enI f..s4. y Vrr-
Residence fr.t ho1.se north 81 Eeickl, opposite u
>siTr.frt~ Curt h.I,. .-,t o -
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

HUDsoS Cry, Nov. 23-The arrivals OF beef cattle
far 100 head at this place with several car oaa
Communpaw There not quite that depressed feeling OF last
week and yet scarcely report Improvement Inc
weather and still continues favorable with hard ram
this morning and tho markets full Of dead meat and poultry
This things calculated to put butchers In buy
huor still impression that the tide has reached us
HIGHT and that the receipts will gradually fall of the
wholesale butchers took most Of the cattle at 2aio 10
Drovers m complain OF losing the freight and some OF them
say they will draw upon home for money TO get bnc
With Of the best catteony good not extra-brought
6c and some the thin sold at less than 2 The
Alexander cnttle In number 6dGf owt averaged &c
while some bulls and hefers sold at lOGllo Inc
receipts nearly 1000 less than last week and the iaun
of at the other markets cospondngy great prices must
soon advance agan Only load reported for tomor
Sheep have continued very dnrng the week with mode
rate receipts Prices range from Sc 20 6ic with one load me
dunn Ohio stock ~ sold at 6c Fat sheep selected would
bring 7c ,
9gs been coming forward so freely and as the
bckng has commenced at various points there Is Ut
lie Improvement; fat lots selling at 7idsc.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
TLoUR, MEAL, ETC.
rRuIrs AND nERRrEs.

Apples, cooking, v | peck, Lemons. = doz P5aO
3jdI5lOranget. Havana, doA -
Good y BUSH bOa sol 1891 %
per bb -. OO9 O0lPears Common y peck 50d6O
Cranberres q.....1592j Do, peach bket y 0OaR "
Grapes, Catawba v n ..25dN Ounces v doz ....Hei9
Isabella y r......ls a25 Per peach basket 0oG W
- m. 81 O)l
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
Indntidl.
Oyylos on THE WnHfNGroN lea CONPAEI,
- n.-.------....- A.-L NnnE An.- % larl

OYYIcg WAHfNGroN lcH !
No 586GRKESwIcHsr., NEW YORK, Nov 20 1871
NOTICE The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
IN Of tho WASHINGTON ICE COMPANY viii 10 held at thu
Once Of the Comp,ny No $50 Ge.uvh New Yorh. TUES
DAY H. 10 o'clock for the election Of i've Trn'
tees and for the Transaction be-
fors the meeting wfLLIAMA BALLAETINE. Secretary.
OTFIcE PAcfVIc :. ;. CoHPAST
hEW-YORK. Nov. 49, lbo6
NOTICE TO OSTOCKHOLDERS-No Is hereby
fvep that the BOARD or DIRECTORS having netsa.ed the
Cps STOCK Company pursuant 70 the Act u May l 70
Twenty Dollars which 5000 shares rrnan 70 be H
su-d reserved FIVE MILLIONS or DOLLARS In cash out
Of tho profits Of tho Company for the erg-no Of The
the holding stock on e
Books Company the closing Of the T.nsieL Boo iU
DAY 90 1895 at 90cock DIVIDEND dsoeh Fhty
Stook Of this Company Pull sohi
stock three Shares of eEns
Stock ,...,,..,
vi be ready n delivery and after NEDNEs
DAY, January q 1907. at the Company Otfe 80
B-Hode entitled 10 fractions In the shove dividends VII re-
eve Memorandum Tor tho fractions which they may be emit
caTryng interest dgdrnds for which t,con wleh
prr.eled Certificates Of stock viii be s'ued
BY otds Of the board Of Dfec9fs, - ,,,.-,,, =, ,
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24

ern at 49, As the day advanced it became quito evident
that the bottom had been touched and stocks ct
once in demand at higher prices not only TO cover short
contracts but by operators for advance The fact that
stocks are not sold long time ntenshes panic such as
has been experienced this week. but 1t also shortens It,
The old system ofiong contracts gave support TO falling
market which is wanting upon contracts rarely exceeding
three days. and long short time and cash is The gen.
eral rule pancs mast be short but very damaging Dur
ing the panic Government securities have been oomPaTa
lively steady will be seen by tho annexed table;
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
FAMILY MARKETS.
on LIVING EXPENSES IN EBw-YORK

TRIDAY. Nov % ls66
Bake- diminished the o. oavcs but sold them a.
the Old after -four advanced II did some weeks ago
The cracker bakers whos by the pound held 20 the Old lc
long they could bat have rmoleed their lists and
generally advanced their rates The change comes late amer
nour declined per bb This present dee line IN 9u
Is the cheerful have 20 rcrori and coming va"
lng OF pork lard and smoked meats = m bclicf bui
Ter E also slowly WORKING Mutton u little higher than
hind quarters selling at l.c anh lore quar-
per by the large number OF meat dealers through
the center Of Washington Market la the other departments
there Is very little change Poultry n Of various dcgre OF
goodness and sells Of different prices turkeys and chickens
ranging oil the from i5c. 10 2c per n Fresh and ie
turkeys mostly selling al pc 10 day There fu supply
OF poultry Of oil kinds the market together with large o
game OF IL sweet The weather = soft fo
yenson and tore quarters fronts selling AZ 10 per
10 ounces have virtually gone out OF market and few pears
arc left We quote
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24

Rabbits. y pair ........ .5Od 60
Squirrels, gray, each. ga "
Quail, p dog ....Sj OOdSJ 20
Venison. front, y b.. sGl2
Hams, Saddles and Legs. %
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
FRIDAY, Nov. ar. n

..fr .at FRIDAY, Nov. 23-P.M
GOld higher, and closes at 1891 sftsT selling St 1891
II understood that the Treasury has discontinued its
sales. .ss r.-, ~. g.
II The Stock market opened feverBh and excited, and
lower rates were made upon nearly the whole list Erie
selling q %, M!Ghgaa sOutasp q 70, and Eorth West
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24

oottan Steamers
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LIME TO CALiFohNIA.
CARRYING UNITED srATEs MAIL,

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
s..,n. I..vs Pier No. North River foot Of Cands Al 10
'SSs s ocfKS Ioo9 QUEEN Capt Jsa Maury connecting
~. iIHFssY CH1UHCEY Capt A. o. Gay csaasceus
with GOLDEN CITY. Cspt. Natns :.
Dec a..RisINo STAR Capt 4. Harris connecting sti
All departures touch Acs.aco, OF lat and 2l connect
With South Pacific ports s ana ln 0 Vsa
s American pots and those Of let touch 81 Msnzsn.o ~
DaortpTe o( lin each NORTH Wfh he ne" steam ae
from Panama 10 Australia and New Zealand
Steamer Of Dec 1895 viii connect win tne rs steamer The
China Line leaving San Francisco Jan 1891 for YotS
hama and Hong Kong -, n..,..
Ono pounds Of baggage slowed each sdn Asd' s
attendance free -. ...,- =, A. .a. . -.
he WnHt 1905 o NsNsf''' t'S'' x HOLMAN As.sl r
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
The following ere the movements in Dry Goods OF this
mort during the week.

.HowEs g. MACY, BANKERS, 30 Wall-street, New
York Ormsry officers Of the Park BArh) -Four cent in
terest allowed deposit .r..
The business Of this s the IncOrpO rated
Banh.
PERSONS KEEPING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW a.
they please End viii bs allowed Interest on their daily oa
Anes HI per cent .t .
COLLECTIONS mad, on any part Of the Uatsd States or
Canada s. s.l. CO... ...-...
Orders for the PURCHASE sALs Of the various Govern
mont and other Stocks Bends and Gold promptly executed FOR
the usual commission. ....
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24

To Liverpool Queenstown. 90
Through Passage Paris Antwerp Hamburg Bremen LoabA
al lOw -
seerage Tickets to bring from erPooor o'ar
for obtained No q Brosd~ay.
For Freight Cabin sppy the Once Of inc CouPsn
for Steerae 1ke the Passage Os OF ne
NN-T-1'' Wv - r. w. J. HURST, MansgaL
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
Dluioeno Notices.


OFFICE PACIFIC MAIL srEANsHIP CosPNL
EEw YORx. Nov 10, 1896. )
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the BOARD
~ or DIRECTORS have this day declared DYlDLhD OF
PER CENT Of tho net earnings OF the quarter endnz
October 81 payable the Office o the company sAIUkDAf De
The transfer Book, will eosd TUESDAY Nov 90 O'Clock
2. ~. and re-opensd MONDAY, Dec. 3
By order Of the Board of Direcors, = ...,.o,, .
OTTIoE OF raE CHICAGO soRrE wEsrERS RAILWAY Co.,
No. 81 BROADWAY. Egw.YoRK. Nov 2l. 1855
rT'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Company
Il have day declared DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER CENT
Preferred Stock Of this Company for the
payable aud atcr the
7 Preferred Stock of the Company
Al par hode Of ssd stock shown by the books Of the Company
on the H day Of December. -
books will be closed the afternoon Of the let Of De-
cember and open tho mornins Of the 18Th
p Of share Il the Dividend declared will be paid Tor
by the Treasurer At the rate OF the price Of The stock the day
preceding the purchase A. = PhlICHAkD. treasurer
OYucE MOUNTAIN on ConPAsI No. l@ Broadway
TIlHE Directors OF the MOUNTAIN OIL COMPANY
declared DIVIDEND Of two cent their capital
stock proceed. Of their well, Cherry hun Doh Tract pay
sbe the Office Of said Company and ateE the Ih nst me
viii be oosed G i've days pIeyou BY order Of the
Bosrd JULIUS r. POMER0Y. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
POULTRY AND GAME.

wild. each......el 009el so
Guinea Fowls, y pair. 75d67
pigeons. Squat, Ppair.75asl 90
Turkeys choice, y ib....2562s
Ordinary, y ib........leG 40
Woodcocks, = pr 81 25dsl 50
Psrtridges, 3 pair.sl 25Gsl -
Prairie Chickens, y
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
THE MARKETS.

GcT,hdly reported for TIE THursI
FRIDAY Nov. e3 1866.
AsHES-Ths market firm and the demand nodsla!s sales
al % 751tl0 for Pots and 4i4afil 80 for Pearls
BRICKS are firm and IN fair demand at N3ftn fdr Com
Hon Hard ts0t2o for CrOon and sSOotO foI Fhaosphia
Front 10
oQTroN-Tas demand has been rather more aOtrs sad
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24

ELECIION. ......, =,
II Tta ELECTION Tor Directors of the HOWARD
INSURANCE COMPANY Of New1ork VIII be beld at ~ One
No G. Wall MONDAY the 81 day of peeuSer 1900 Tie
poll s1inb be fom y O'Clock m. TN O'clock J N
HENRY A. OAKLEY, Nice-President
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24

OT THk oIN klNu fuND,
CoLunHus, Ohio Oct is, 1865.
JNO HOLDERS of OHIO CANAL STOCK of 1860
hos hereby gwen that the outstanding principal Of the
ONO CANAL STOCK ubuable tho pleasure OF tho stAte
.o~ ne 1850 viii be paid State Agsncy. No Is
William A. EeWYork day Of JnuAy, 1907 at which
tlns Interest o. the same viii cease.
desiring earlier day should fowrd their ce
Oee through the ahovenamed agency and interest
vii he allowed 70 the day Of presentation.
JAMES a. GOODMAN Auditor Of State
WM HENRY SMITH, Seerftary of state,
WM. IA. MFSI. Attorney General,
Conmissioners Of the Sinking Fund
sl.g ~
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
pPcFIpTs OF pRODUCE.

Nov 21-G627 bbs Flour l0l2 bbIs whisky "a le4 bush
Wheat bush Corn 1872 6g bush Oats % $50 bush Rye
57 bush Malt 4 bush Barley bush Seeds ~ pkgs
Ashes o92 pkgs Beef bbs Pork 81 pkgs Cut Meats 2
pkgs Lard 5l22 bbs Petroleum
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21
VERY LATEST.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
Gold, 1877. 1905, lO5 Ia. 5,2Os, lOs 8.
4. l04Os, 100. Skies Of 81, ll23S
A New Orleans special Of the 18Th, says a
City of Mexico correspondent, who has just
arrived here, reports that on the I'd inst.
Marshal BAzsine issued a manifesto in reply
to the Emperor determination to remain,
stating thai in future the French troops would
remain perfectly neutral. taking no part in
Mexican affairs
About Nov. 80 the Liberal forces attacked
San Louis Potosl aud were defeated by Me.
jia with heavy loss in killed and 20 pieces Of
artillery.
A public demonstration was made after the
Emperor had declared his determination "a
remain, the populace parading the streets and
shouting death to the French" "death to
Americans"
Marshal Bazaine sent a cordial invitation
to Gen. Sherman to visit the city of Mexico
aud remain as his guest.
The lmperialists of Orizaba claim thai
Gen. Diaz has given his adhesion to Maxim
ilian with 5000 men.
lam officially Informed that there will moi
be French soldier in Mexico after the frs
of April.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE--We ask the atten-
ion of those concerned to the Wood and Mann
team Engine Company's advertisement. From
large engraving and explanatory circular, we
nd that it is Locomotive Boiler with Engine
ttached, in principle and form similar to an en-
inc specially made for this Office few years ago,
nd now in use. 1t is the best engine of its size
10 ever have seen or heard Of, and has not cost
ir repairs an average of 50 per year. The max
r of our engine is now far away, and we there
,re unhesitatngly commend the Wood and Mann
those who are in want Of steam-power as prob
bly, the best attainable.