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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-12-11

G
SHAMBURG The following article
copied from the Morning Herald published at
Titusville, Pa, on the 10th uIt. and relating
to former W I'll known dentist of Watertown,
will be of interest to our readers. The many
friends of DR.. Shamburg here, will most
heartily congratulate him on his success:
''There is 70 point in the oil region that
presents so lively and business like an appear
ance as that portion Of teri tory located upon
upper Cherry Run, known as Shamburg. The
numerous derricks, engine houses and other
buildings going up, tell more plainly than
words that ,celIs are going down. Truly the
American oil operator is entitled to the (oil
belt as an architect, city builder, or money
making individual. Let him find q locality
that affords a ''show' for the return of his
money, and no matter how deep in the wilder
less it is situated, nor how many difficulties
there are attendant upon getting therein
three weeks time he will have town Of his
Ii e.
"a few months since this territory was COM
paratively unknown, or if known unnoticed !;
now there is not q spot in the oil region
attracting more attention, and the traveller
sees where but few days since was wilder
ness, thriving town. and the sound of the
hammer and saw heard upon every side, tell
that is growth and prosperity has but com
menced. DR.. Shamburg of Pittsburgh, famil-
iarilT known as the owner of the 'Shamburg
Wells is the pioneer operator of this place
While others were scattering their money
broadcast over the land the Dr. was quietly
putting down a well here and the result to-day
is fortune, for the DR., and Company which
he represents, and another town.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-12-11

MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-supe rior to Cologne and az half the price
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-12-11

WH1TEwAsHING-W hardly think
there is any improvement in the appearance OF
our paper this week; yet we know there is in
the looks of our office, as we really have been
getting whitewashed, not in political point
of view, but in the true. literal: genuine white
washing sense of the word Having had fear
full forbodings from the 'tdevil" up, for our gen
eral health, when the job was to take place, we
made arrangements to survive, for be it known
to the community, and we feel abashed in
saying it, these walls have not seen a white
wash brush since the days of aye ancient
Chronicle" and we venture to say that even
in its present frightened condition. In looking
at those dirty, dingy old walls, cur memory
ca: ried US back to nearly twenty years ago,
when TIE old "Rammage Press" did its duty
up here, and the "Watertown Chronicle was
in its halcyon.days. We were then runner for
the paper, or, to use palmer term, the Chron-
icle carrier, at eighteen pence q week, 1--WE sub
sequently got raise to twenty-five cents), and
when the pay days came around didn't we feel
rich and happy, Aston and Stewart were no.
where in point of riches, and with all due rev.
erence to these millionaires we are convinced
we had more true genuine happiness.
But we have wandered from our subec:
Just come into our sanctam and see these walls
so erpressive Of whitewash as to make yonr
head swim.
know of one Office not thousand miles away
that would catch the disease Immediately
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29
SOUTHERN VIEWS

TX REHEL General Longstrert says Tiers
IL no humiliation IN the acceptance ~ ths
terms proposed by Caagrgss. and 10 rca-or
20 doubt that such acceptance, Ia good Faith
will give good claim Tor tie rcsdn.ission d
the southern States
Robert " Hughes, u Arlington Va. oas
of the most polished writers Il tie South
once a prominent sccessioaist. and editor q
the Richmond Ezasiafr during the war
declares himself on the present poiitica
questions IN these words:
II avow radical change q op'nisa On
many leading points ~ politics. " ~ rs
pccially am Wearied ~ the practice which
the Soath has parsurd sinrc the beginning
81 ;hi. great and cycu'fui controversy, a
sacrificing aiisinabie good, afIainabic rgnf,
aitainablc justice. or good, right, is>.
tice fsr the most part abstract, intangible,
and - doubfiul vaincn
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29
LATE EASTERN ITEMS.

The police ia New York have gisen notice
70 cigar dealers that in future thy must
keep their stores closed on Sunday.
New Orleans has two sets Of street carr
one Tor whites, the other Tor blacks, the
latter being designated by star
The indeatieahle and almost ubiquitous
Leland Brothers have recently started new
hotel on the European plan in Washington
Place, New York. They have reopCned the
Deloyan House, az Albany.
An oil tank on the Allegheny, above Pitts
burg, belonging to the Pairview oil Compa-
ny, was struck by lightning, Tuesday night,
April Goth and about 1900 gallons Of oil
were lost. The value Of the oil was $4,000
One Bedbug wants the Kentucky Legisla-
ture 10 change bis name, on the plea that the
maidens won't marry him under that oogno-
men.
When Queen Emma was In Dublin, the
Lord Lieutenant ordered the Hawaiian ma
tional air to be played in her honor The
band struck up " The King Of the Cannibal
islands,
a AN Afirs' ~ tAtAt--y tANN bfAtulf ~ oAl W
policemen that the latter have to dress up in
citizen clothes when they 60 out 10 execute
the law on unmuzzled CANNES.
The Masonic fraternity Of the city Of New
York have decided TO expend $4,000 in
building a home for the widows and orphans
and disabled Masons dependant on the or
der.
Mississippi encroaches on Mississp, the
river on the State All around Vicksburg
is oyerhowed, and that region abounds with
people aud planters who are suffering, in con
sequence Of the flood, from hunger, and in a
great degrc at that.
ST Louis is noted for libel suits and Their
withdrawal. The Missouri DemocTq, has Just
apologized for having said that General Blair
appropriated si.yerware TO bis private us,
while ~ the army, and General Blair la,
dismissed suit be had begun on account o
the slander.I
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29


The registration Of voters in the District
Of Columbia is completed, and shows a ma
jority Of e25 in favor Of the white voters.
Miss Blanche Butler, daughter Of the Gen
eral, the New York Garette says, will be the
belle in Washington next winter. She is
very accomplished young lady, very pretty,
and withal sensible. II is not generally
known, but il is true, nevertheless, that Gen.
erai Butler married an actress, a superior
lady, with whom he has lived in the greatest
happiness and concord.
\ memorial window in honor to the mem
DRY Of General Srth Williams - formerly Ad.
jutant-Gencral Of the Army Of the Potomac
has been pat in st. Marks Church. Kcnne
bee, Maine,
\ young lady If Montgomery, who was re.
Gently caught smoking cigar, gave it as a
reason for the act, that it made il smell as
though there was a man around"
The Lincoln cabin, which was built Of
rails split by Abraham Lincoln and John
IIank-, and which has been IN Philadelphia
since 1865, is to be exhibited at Paris By Mr..
Hanks.
Judge DAILY Of New York has decided that a
lodging house, with one hundred and eighty
rooms and an eating house in the basement,
kept by another man is not hotel. How to
keep one is still an open question.
General Shields, once United States sen
ator, and one Of the heroes Of the Mexican
war, is nos living quietly in privacy on a
farm ia Missouri.
William Cornell Jewctt DIETER known ns
Colorado Jewctt) has been married 10 Char
lutte Berna, daughter Of Anthony Berna,
Esq, one Of the wealthicst Americans resi-.
dent in Frankfort An exchange venture.
10 express the hope that this incident will
put a stop 20 the issue Of Mr. Jewetts ex-
traordinary political circulars.
The late Confederate General Eweli Is en-
gagged in stock farming in Tennessee HIS
farm contains several thousand acres, and liz
devotes ail his attention 10 IT,
Mrs Robert Wilson, late the wife 81 Sen
ator Douglass, has brought an action against
the executors Of bis estate, charging them
with making fraudulent accounts.
At one q the schools la Chicago the So
srectoI asked the children II they could
give any text u Scriptures which forbade a
man having two wives. One Sf the chiidfru
sagcly quoted the text: Z" No man can have
two MASTER"
A. G. Hunt the new Governor 81 Colo.
RADIO, j. much better like-l then Alex Cum
iniags. Prank Hall Is eth Secretary.
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

- HERIFF's sALE.-By an order u sale,
> issued ont o. the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District in and Cor the county
u Yavapai. Territory of Arizona, in the &C.
ton - Henry Morgan against van c. Smith
and T. o. Christie, duly attested the 18th
day 81 june. a. ID. 1867, am commanded to
seil--Ali that certain piece or parcel Of laad
situate, living and being IN the town Of Pres
colt, county and Territory aiorcaid, and par
;iculariy bounded a. follows, yiz:-L0i num-
hers four ~, five 90, and six 90, in Block
number eight I'd, said lots fronting on Cur
icy Street, on she north side Of tie Plaza, in
the town Of Prescott, county Of YaSapai and
Territory Of Arizona, and described as such
So tbs original survey aud pat Of said town
The said lots being the same upon which
SHAT h known ~ the capitol building stands,
together with al and singular the tenements,
Entertainments, sppuricnances and improve
mcuts thereto belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining
NOTICE. II hereby given thai on Saturday
the 9th DAY o. July, a. ID. 1861, at 2o'elock
r. NJ 10 fs1nt Of the Court room IN the town
u Prescott and county Of Yavapai, win sell
the ssid abose described property 10 The high-
ct bidder cor cash. Prescott, A. 7. June %,
1867. JOHN p. BOURKE, Sheriff.
R0BEET MEAcHAH. Auct'r.
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

HARDYvILLE, June 20, irG7
HAYING learned that orders have been
L ISSUED at San Francisco declaring an
Indians along the Prescott and Mohaye Toll
Road must be assumed 10 bc friendly, and
that IN accordance with said orders urotcc-
ton along saia road will be withdraw
therefore give notice, that the Prescott and
Mohavc Toll Road will be temporarily ahan-
doned, and no tolls will be collected al any 81
the gates along said road until the Indians
are declared hostile, and until further notice
il given.
I will pay a reward Of TWENTY DOL
LARS 20 any one passing down said road that
will kill the first red devil Of an Indian that
undertakes to collect toll in my stead, at any
Of the passes along said road
WA. ~. HARDY,
Pres. Of the =. 4 NJ Toll Road.
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

I, HERIFF'S SALE-By sn order q sale,
> i-sucd out II the District Court Il the
Third Judicial Di.tri-i in aud for the vounty
% Yavapai, crrit0ry 81 Arizuna, IN tbe action
Of s T. Pierce against King 5 NoOlsey, duly
attesiel the twenty fourth day - june. a.
d. 1907, avn commanded 90 sell-All that
certain piece o. parcel Of land situate, lying
and being in the county 81 Yavapai and Ter
rit0ry aforesaid, and particularly bounded and
described a. follows, viz II certain hFe
stamp quartz mill. abuli twenty miles IN an
eastcrly direction from the town Of Peseoit,
and ono and one half miles ia a southerly d.
rcction frum the residence Of the Defendant,
King 5 WoOlsev, ON or near bis ranch on the
Agua Frio River, and known as the Wooisey
mill, together With the lands upon when the
sal mill is erected, and two hundred yarus
beyond the said mill on al sides theneoi, that
Is 20 say plat four hundred yards square,
having the said mill IN the centre. Also, the
ditch, aeequia or canal for tie uSe Of SAID
mill.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that on Sainr-
day the twentieth day Of July, A. ID. 1907,
at 2 O'Clock, p. ". in front Of the Court room
in the town Of Prescott, county OF faFafaIl !
will sell the above described property 70 the
highest bidder for cash
Prescott, June 29th, 1867.
JOHN p. B0URKE, Sheriff
RorEsf XS.~sAa. Auctr
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

- HERIFF'S SALE.-By an order Of sale,
- issued out Of the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District IN and for the county
Z A=-=i==ss it5siy - arizona Inc action
II Herbert Bowers and Nathan 3. Bowers,
and against Herman Gehrenbcck, duly at
tested tbe oath day Of June A D. lse7, |
am commanded 90 seil-AII that certain piece
o. parcel Of land situate, lying and being in
the town u Prescott, county and Territory
Aforesaid, and particularly bounded and des-
rrited a. foileprs, viz: 7 so ;o=a OK building
lots, whicb said iO;s are numbered and des-
cg..5cd in the survey and pat Of the sail
toxin. a. made by z W. Groom as iots mum
her sixteen (lG) and seventeen (lT) in bloch
number thirteen tl3), Un MOntezuma Street;
on the west side .idc Of and fronting on the
Plaza. IL tie said town-said lots being each
twenty Eve feet ~ width fronting n the
Plaza, and one hundred and fifty feet in depth,
running west from Muutezuma Street, 60 an
alley tsgether with all buildings ami I'M
proseiDen-s thereon, consisting d those Ger
tajn houses or buildings commonly called the
MonfezuIns Salo0n--together with All and
singular the tene SCENTS, redtamenis, rights
and appurtcnances thereto belonging " in
any wise appertaining.
NOTICE j. hereby given, that on Tuesday
the sixteenth dag q July, A. d. 1861, at 2
O'Clock, =. NJ. iTi froai VI the COnri rO0in in
the town Of Prcscutt and county u favspai,
] viii sell the said abuve described property
to the higncst bidder Tor cash Prescott, A.
I june 2Gth, 1861.
JOHN p BOURKE, Sheriff.
RODEEF ME-CHiN, Auct'f.
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

LOUIS NAPoLEoNs present position is thus
stated by London journal "Ordered out
Of Mexico, defeated at Nikolsburg, defied in
Schleswig, resisted in Luxemburr, abused in
Auxerre, with no liberties 10 offer TO France
and new sacrifices TO demand from his people,
the Emperor, to keep bis seat, must accom-
plisll some great thing Ills claim to reign
is success aud in Mexico and Germany, at
home and abroad he has Of late been unsu d
ccssful."
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29
Los ANeELEs rosr OFFICE.


4 late number Of the san Bsrnarlno
Gsardias, has an account 81 the Post Oace
al los Angeles, and i,s Increasing Importance.
from which NC extract a. follows
We think the public are not axarr-as
we certainly were not. until We visited the
Postmaster oaicc. IN LIS Anselcs--,f the
Importance which The Ts's;ai department has
attained amongst us, within the last two
years. That IL has assumed colossal proper
iinns u late, may be judged frKn the fac +,
that not lcss than a ton weight ~ mail mat
ter wa transmitted through the los Ancelcs
Office, on Monday last. for san Bcrnardino
alone.
4 visit 60 the Los Angeles post Office. viii
give one an idea 81 the busincss which must
be transacted in tie large Offices, though Al
csurco but IN relative proportion. The busi.
ness = now thoroughly sySteraatized by Capt.
George !. Clark. the efficient postmaster
lie has lately moved into VERY large premi
80, which be has fitted mp in a manner e.
promote the speedy sorting aud delivery d
mail nhtteT.
Tic registered letter department has been
placed on a iirst-ratc basis. Instead 81 Dee
ing. a. II formerly was. kind uf secret serv-
fe, IL Is now supplied with large envelopes,
printed in colurs. having the Fumhcr, date
address, cautions and directions plainly and
conspicuously presented, 70 that IL is impos-
sible fur the letter o. package 70 be losr Or
lnslAid by any accident IN handling.
The business transacted 10 the money order
branch, the past three months, amounted 20
5000.
Although not distributing office, it j.
practically made 80, rs great deal Of mail
matter is sent 10 the Office ia a loose state,
which mas to be placed in parcels.
Capt Clarke deserves great credit Cor the
manner in which, al his own expense, be has
fitted up the Office, greatly facilitating the
dispatch Of business and increasing the ac-
commodatiOn OF the public Yet with all
this the government pursues the old stingy,
penuriops policy, of refusing 20 pay for the
services Of efficient and responsible postmas-
tiers. The box rent Is claimed by the gov
eminent, and there Is nothing lett for de-
serving officers, but wretohed pittancc, not
sufficient for quarters salary. We think
this part 81 the system should be revised and
liberalized, and adequate compensation az
forded for the labor required.
The Office il very important one, and
Capt. Clark is careful, and conscientious
officer, who should be well paid. In all tho
complaints made here about missing and dc
laycd mail matter, we have observed that nj
fault is found with the Los Angeles post
office. IL is conceded that all goes right
there. The Office is one Of great consequence,
TO Arizona, and il should be made distribu
ting Office at once. Not only is this desira
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

Lieut. BuRooTSE-Ths pleasant officer lately
OF Camp Grant, has gone East The Alta gives
him this notice Amongst the departures for the
Atlantic seaboard IL that Of Lieut.. +. Bnrgoyue.
native o. Massachusetts, be entered his countrys
service In 1861. At first connected with the llth
U ;. Infantry, he was transferred to the 18th Re.
g'inent He served faithfully throughout the war.
being present at the equalization Of Lee He was
ordered - Arizona at the close Of the Rebellion.
where he remained until he resigned his position
a. second Lieutenant, In order to visit his parents
and friends Ia the Old Bay State We wish him a
quick trip, pleasant visit, and speedy return TO
his newly made but devoted friends on the Pacific
Culst
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

NOTICE.-JamesW Fabian, blacksmith
" by trade, who worked short time sine,
at Fort Yuma or Arizona City. having died sud
denly AZ nay hotel, on the 2d inst, while on his
route from Fort Yuma D. Los Angeles, this u "a
give notice that the sum OF ESQ in gFeenbacks, and
s29 Ia gold Is Ia my possession, after defraylng
the funeral expenses. Any person having claim
upon said sums, rpon legal and proper proof, the
same will DC paid by the undersigned
AUGUST STARkE
saa Rernsrdiuo. June z 1867
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

NILLER'S NEW HOUSE,
Freighting and Jobbing.

IHHE undersigned IS constantly oa ttss read
Il between Prescott, Wsckeubarg and IA
Paz, and i az al times prepared 60 fl' al
oT'les f1F icighi, o. small quantities q
GOODS FOR PRIVATE PARTIES.
Gogis purchased a. Ia Par viii be frciwhicsl
,hrougA AZ the osuai rate, with 20 pr cent
added Freight hauled AZ tie usual rates
iiftirSs seat ~ t3u undersigned az Ia raz
~ Prescott " iil reofive strict attention. Or.
dcrs solicited.
Any amount q freight, not exceeding 4, 90
pounds. landed in Prescott IN - days lryin
time q shipping
CHARLES ". BEACH
June %, ls67. l3-3m
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

,,ruonSE brought In a large and fine lot
~. for james Grant on Saturday last. He came
r., I, Paz road, and complains much Of the
u '" y, dcoua,e wells. When will they be proyi-
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

Die for Che accommodation Of the people Of
Southern California and Arizona, but the in
creased pay, is richly due to Capt Clarke.
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

F-Members Of the Order OF Odd Eel.
d..l,ous ofhaying Lodge installed in Pres
I a will please leave their names with the Editor
\. ,st. naper at their early convenience.
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29
AUCTION SALE.

THE e,iiouiug articles n property. PER.
4 tanning o. The Quarter Master Depart.
mcui L 3 A. wtI D. spld " fsaf.iie ascsloa, 81;
oah, leg.i tende1 a. Camp McFhCfson o. Dsfs
Crcca, A I a. NonAfv. guiy sth l1Hs ~ .oueI
.Eo'e cuiertd MaiC-i foEfi vhlie Nuic--i ionr
hfnwn Muic--i toufl den co,nrsd Muio--i (eus
iigft trnuu Nnfe sale 10 commence ~ ~
U'rlpck A. n freciselT TIE auieies purchates
80 81 Delivered affr close Of tse aaie.
MrCOSfHE
i,s Liett ili $ in,aniry-A A q ~
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

pgpoer.-The report that there has been
increase in the salary OF the c''ed states JUG
4 +, mi. Territory is untrue.
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

rue, ARE coNrSO--A letter from Pueblo, Col
,,y. an unusually l1rgc emigration from
p, y,,,b /. passing through there on the way to
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

SUNDAY ScnooL.-Thc fret Anniversary. on the
10th, was pleasant affair. The children reei,ed
pieces, aud sang In crcditable manner The
teachers deserve credit-thc Institution is good
one aud worthy Of hearty support.
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

-. tosrs Inspector General, left for San Fran
COL uoh.re' on the 22d. lie made a thor
' ~ ,o.pectlon Of whipplc and Lincoln.
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29
COARSE AND FINE BOOTS.
GOODS.
WORMSER g. CO.

rtI.L the attention Of the public 20 their
Y RES aud large assortment II Goods. iusi
received ffom san Francisco They believe this
.inek ~ ale Eae.t ces.ssiese ssrT szTsss; -
PRESCOTT 81 consists 90 CLOTHING. DRY
GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES. LIQUORS, aud d
general assortment ~ the choicest
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

T. ne Da.rie, CENT, T1is! Judicial Dasrio.
CJs.ty II 1g.ai-TsgFhsgB = .4sisssa.
William l. fiower Plaintiff
Order ~ Put
Pablo a. Paral,o and Ambrosla Healion.
ouintoro, Defendants
4 CTION brought IN tie District Court in
I n and fur the county aud Territory Azure
said. Tho Territory 81 Arizona sends 10 Pablo
A. Pcralto and Ambrosa QnlDiero, defendants .--
You are heruby summoned and required 10 appear
10 an action brought against yoa By the above
named plaintiff, Ia the District Court Of the Third
Jndicial District, county II Yayapal aud Territory
~ Arizona, 60 answer the complaint alcd therein,
"a copy Of which accompanies this summOnsl with
In twenty days Exclusive OF the day Of serycc) az
ter the service upon you Of this summons, II
ed within this cOuuiy, but IL served oat Of the
courtyard In the Territory then within forty daYs,
and " served ont Of the Territory then within
iwcniJ days--Or judgment by default will be taken
against you according 10 the prayer Of said com
plant
This action T. brought 10 recover the sum Of slx
hundred twenty seven and 7D-lO0 dollars (627 79j
upon certain promisory note executed ~ you la
iaNor OF NOrmscr 4 Co. bearing date Of Prescott
1Oth March, 1855 And also for the foreclosure Of
certain deed Of mortgage, also executed by you
in iaNor OF Normser & ca. bearing the same
date and executed 10 secure the payment OF the
said proinissory notc-bOth OF which, said note
and mortgage, were transferred TO he above nam
you fail 10 appear sud answer the complaint ne
above required the plaintiff will apply 20 the court
for the relief demanded In palntns complaint;
and for costs Of suit. Given undtr my hand ano
- the seal OF the District Court this Soth
SEAL day OF June, a. .. 1871 c,.u
JOHN HOWARD. AW'y. ,4
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

MAIL LosT We meant to have stated 10 our
last that the mail which len here for California,
May 18th, was Loot by the running away Of the
pack animal between lIardyville aud San Bernar-
dino Parties who sent letters at that time should
duplicate them
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

a rry On Wednesday morning last the mess
4. -, the Turkey Greek quartz mill took fire,
"a. to,llly destroyed. The loss Of the COM
~ i, not large, but number Of the worknen
\. ,s.i, clothing and other property.
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29
Groceries,,

To be sold ct the lowest rates Tor CASH.
woRMsER ( CO.
May Is, 1851 loft
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

q r.,,prp-on weaiesAey nigh; eight Of the
4. Indians. captured by Capt. Williams at Pea
4 ) springs. made their escape from Fort Whip
4 !, digging under The wall Of the guard house.
4 ninth savage was at the hospital, and remains
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

4 SEg vEgsIoS--in his summing up IN the
<.ey case. Judge Churchmin thanked God that
Savior had limited biz saying to " WhosOever
II .mite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him
/ other al.o." aud gave this new and remarkable
4 on o. Matthew g. - a. be would have it,
stosoeyer shall smite thee on thy right che x
4 TO him The other also then 90 m" Whether
will be accepted by the society for the revision
b. holy Scriptures as an improved reading, re
y 10 be seen.
Arizona miner., 1867-06-29

GES CARGO informs Us that It Is the desire Of
the Government 10 purchase grain for all the po.ts
In the Territory directly from the producers-thus
si'ins each Tsnehhsn a market Tor his crops, and
preventing speculation at his expense. To this
cud Col Bakers advertisements for grain offer to
accept bids for ten THOUSAND pounds