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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15
Notice in Bankruptcy.


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. District of Idaho-Ss.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
j on the Eighteenth day of November, A. D. 1867.
Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the es-
tate Of Christopher H. Langworthy of Idaho City, in
the county of Boise, and Territory Of Idaho, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to such Bankrupt to him or for
his use and the transfer of any property by him,
forbidden by law; that meeting OF the creditors
of the said Bankrupt to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more assignees of his estate will be
held at court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Office of the Register herein named before IL. i.
Prickett Register on the first day OF February, A.
d. 1865 Mt ten O'Clock A. NJ, JAS, ii. ALYORD,
u. s. Marshal, District Of Idaho.
Idahe City, Jan l5n72t3
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15

COOP ACTIoN.-A mass meeting was held
at Louisville, Kentucky, December 10th, OF
which resolutions were adopted urging the
Government take some action for the security
of its foreign born citizens abroad. Similar
meetings, very largely attended, have been
held in nearly ali the cities and prominent
towns throughout the East, from the Kansas
line to the Atlantic. We are glad to learn
that conspicuous Democrats have taken the
leading part in the meetings. But few Radi
Gals did 80. e... ..
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15

SAD DEATH-The La Crosse De,. ocrdt OF
December oath chronicles the death of Chas
Lobdell, Associate Editor, ard is in mourning
for that event. He was one of the victims OF
the late terrible railroad accident near Buffalo,
N. Y, as he was ON his way upon temporary
visit to his relatives in Bridgeport, Conn. Hc
was the author of most of the vigorous politl-
cal articles in the Democrat and his death is
a severe loss to the paper.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15

APPRoACHING.-Atla last accounts the Union
Pacific Railroad was completed to the eastern
base of the Rocky Mountains, 525 miles west
of Omaha, and that during the month of jan
uary it will be completed to Evans Pass, one
of the uglest points on the route kstween the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The maximum
grade from the base of the mountain to the
summit will be only eighty feet to the mile.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15
THE PRODUCT OF THU YEAR.

i By courtesy Of Mr.. ]. L. Smith, the ACCOM-
modating and efficient Agent of Wells, Fargo
s. Co., in this city, we have been furnished
with the statement Of the amount Of treasure
shipped, in dust and bullion, from this city to
San Francisco during the year 1867. The
statement is made Of the shipment for each
month, as follows:
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15
Regulations.

THE undersigned. TO save much correspondence.
would state that the conditions on which deposits
will be received by the California Building and
Savings Bank from Tia. first day of January 1868. to
Dec. 3lst. 1868
firs-Interest at the rate of ten per cent. per an
num- clear of all city, State and Federal taxes. viii
be paid on all deposits which shall be thirty days in
the Bank.
Interest will be allowed money from the date oi
It's deposit but no interest for fractional parts of
month.
No fees for pass books or entrance.
second-Intcrest, IL required. will be paid quar-.
ery In Francisco. in any Of the interior towns
OF the Pacific States. Also. in New York, London
Dublin. Paris and Hamburg. ssa
Deposits may be withdrawn AT any time giving
thirty days notice. aud will IL required. be forwards
ed In gold coin to any place designated by the De
posi;or. II interest be not drawn il will Compound
every six months.
Third Commercial deposits % received to bc
checked for at sight, which interest a, the rate OF
one half per cent per month viii be allowed, In quar-
terly settlements on the average daily balance.
Fourth--children's Endowment Deposits " re
ceiyed under special conditions. by the present rsts
Of Dividend on this class such deposits double by
compound interest every Ave years. One hundred
dollars 20 deposited will come to nearly three tous
and dollars in twenty five years from date of deposit
Calculated tables may be had at the Office.
Deposits may be sent by Wells, Fargo Co.. on
other Express agencies by letter. or by Possoct
Order from any par. of the United statcs-or Europe
When received in the Bank proper voucher win b.
returned. +.st.
The California Building and Saving Bank is . Join
Stock Company, established in 1861 has nine Direct
ora and assets amounting tn One Million and Quar-
ter Dollars which IL loaned city real estate. B,
order. THOMAS MOONEY, President.
nT1w6 California St, near sanscme, San Francisco
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15

The LATEsT.-By stage of yesterday we
learn there was no connection with Oregon,
via the Columbia river, at last advices. by
the Salt Lake Ne,cs of January 7th we learn
the line Overland was still down. We got a
st. Louis paper of Dec. 9th, the cheyenne
.4rgus of JAN Sd, and Montana Post of Jan.
4th. Nothing of especial importance in them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15

TN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
lof Michael claughesy deceased: Notice 10 hereby
given by the undersigned administrator OF the above
named estate TO the creditors Of and all persons nav
ing claims against said deceased exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers. within four months
from the publication of this notice. to the under
signed at the Office Of Jonas w Brown Esq, IN Ida
no City, Boise county, !. l. JOHN WILSON,
Idaho city, Jan. Z. 'Gsn7iw4. Administrator.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15

GooD.-By Nashville dispatch OF Decem'
Der 18th, we learn that, in the U. S. Court oil
Knoxville, verdict was rendered against Gen
Jas. steedman for $25,O00, The suit was
brought by Isaac T. Tingham, for false i'm
prisonment and forcible seizure of property
during the war, while Gen. Steedman was in
command at Chattanooga. tE-
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15

UTAH APPoINTMENT.-Dec. Goth, Edward
Higgins, of Michigan, was confirmed by the
Senate as Secretary for the Territory of Utah.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15

WELL MOvED.-Hon. E. d. Holbrook has
introduced a bill in Congress for extending the
Presumption and Homestead laws to Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15

LoYAL.-The Louisiana Convention voted
their presiding officer $50 day. s, -.1s -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15

ScARED-A London dispatch Of Dec 2lst
says troops were sent the day before to the
Isle of Wight to guard against Fenians. S
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-15

~ ENTS, AND 30, or sais By N
yIBuits clothes. at reduced ra'es vANTISE SoS.
tn22l a 81 sapsaa 1------------o,1ir
Smyrna times., 1868-11-25
SHERIFFS SALE.

ed ~, rr'He W Vi writ OF Levari Facias TO me ,,oo,
Viii ~ re exposed TO public Sale al Ibe IIninI ~
C',oat u ! ampbell, IN The Town OF Smvrua noI
Ga, M chuured' Delaware on THURSDAY ,ho az
10y 10y VI DECEMBEk, 1868 at 2 ocInrk . NJ Ne S Oh
All TIts 'hs, described Real Estate, to vii. -' '"e
AL mat certain lot, piece or parcel Of o,o,n
'ua'ed at the East corner of Main ,ni ~ siouhu'
dra IN me fewn Of SMYRNA in Duck Creot II
' Aehl County and State of DeIaware aca ilu
frame Store ha"y prick Store house and two snty
Will ward and james II. Cotton, and IanJa S i
Iah T. Spruance, and containing One ,o,,i iu ' vi
RI a icre OF Land more less II benz Ih Pu''
gS Esiale which William c. EIlason a,d same
vev in lee v ,n , He@d OF even date there with did con-
d. Megear the aforesaid Judgment bon% anu al n"mas
Ihereof Ioes laken to secure the purchase monev
xlures and WIN all and sular The buildings
ENTv ana taken in execution as the prone,,v %
,nJ IN vi, =; SFkt ANCE and THOS x. MtCEaP1
Tn' 1Iu DApIn j. MURPHEY, Assignee "f ,ho 'an "a,lS
cash by DP' anu VIII be sold for
oherifs Office, Dover, November II,b lSGs ''n'
Smyrna times., 1868-11-25
SHERIFFS SALE.

| -, DY virtue OF a writ Of Levar Facias to ro -,
WIN De exposed to Public Sale at the otn'
IIlaiH l. Campbell, in The Town Of Sn,, - 6 - y,
IreeA hundred, Delaware on TIlIRSIiA Va ~ buef
Gay Gay Vi DECEMBER. 1868 al IA o'cinct y A. ,"e %
'OAHVIt"ihg described Real Estate 10 VIII D-' ''ie
an 'nat certain tract. piece or MARCEL or Ior5 -;
ying and being IN Duck Creek Unndrad cn.u
~ Heht County and State Of Delaware afraaoi
oouhueu Dy lands late of William n UotdS e'aiu'
eaSeu' Iahds OF Thomas Davis formarIw r 81 ue I1 :
poles' p' ueceased and lands formerly Of 'Tbon,.
p oh the north, by the said lands formerI,, f =
oh lhe east, by lands formerly of Eyet ~ M au
m nam Iahus OF Joseph c. Griffith lands oC CSaioh il
W. anu lands of James D. WiIds (nov IaieI Js ~
81 'e t soutn, and lands of Edward Streets GnrmosI
c-noch Spruance, brothers of The said Dov;J y
- TIPiuahCe' and lands OF hOmas Davis atorosa'i ~ -
, est containing In the whole Three HnndraJ a,i
; nv res, more or less the said tract of land c,,
XII aii exc ep Twelve acres OF The land IaiI T
anu allolied TO The said David L. SURNAME - 'iu ' OIL
loh oi ms ialhers real estate bv 'Ie u'
:, P"dhs Court OF Kent County; also n trais III 'he
~ ~ !" MN ny The aforesaid EnGch Snruanca
y ueeu uGied March LIST, IS,iO and ,t,I me-
orrVeyeu 10 hlm by tue deed of no,,iaI WI, ''t
Nne daied September 18th, ls63 b'ib . "e"n h1d
s1tnel' win all anu singular The hn,IJ,,,c .o'ueu
M improvements, &c "''OinsS' hSturrs
Seizeu ,eitu and taken in execution as tho D,,-.
JaHID 5n,I l., SPRUANCE and HAPRIEF!T FoPeTy N,y m 0i
: no AWE, his WIFE, and HENRY q SppIr "', H,.n d.
ne ne 'eiahl' and will be sold for cash - ~ e.
I'D h sac VIII be of that part of lhe above nram;so
Sherit's Office .. M; COLLINS late Sheriff.
OHce' Dover, November lin. 1859
Smyrna times., 1868-11-25
SllERIFF'S SALE.

y HiT'ue oi writ of Levari Facias to mo di,oo,
WrI .T me exposed TO Public Sale at the Hotel nj
f't ~ campbell, IN the Town of Smyrna Dnct
Iar -, IIIi!"Hted' Delaware. On THURSDI Y. iLe 2t
Ny M Va H"EMbER, 1867, al hali.past q clock p
w., "a t"e toh"wrns described Real Estate. to vii.
HI ui't pirctt ri land, situated IN Dark Greet
~ Wi'1u hehi t0unll aud :, ate a delaware near
nr lage ol henInn, bonnied by lands oyy or IN,
& Hlhrf Durho7u john i,ailey James y Wills
auu i o'herS containing I've Hundred ana GEo}T1.
~ miue acres, be the laOre OF less. tyrenIin,
eVertneiess thereabQut lot or niece of land unI
4oeeuing nine acres, which was heretofore couvev
Gu "y Anderson Parker TO certain James d wills
anG also excepting and reserving ihe rightnrvIe"o
Imu proper use unlO The said Anderson Parker 1or
himself and family of the graveyard on tbe oboro
mentioned forty five feetl long and Ten feet v;Ie I
sdlu tract or parcel of land aforesaid beinp lhn san
PrenseS excepting as aforesaid which the said Andr
son Farker' by deed dated the FIRST dav Of Ian"os
y ~ ISoO ahd recorded IN The Recorders Ollie ~
M AeHI county aforesaid, in book Y, vol foIn ot9
anu ~ granted and conveyed toihe said Nnno. ~
GIeludle IN lee simple, aud again recorded in ,b
n ,nI present month Of June 1852 together with ali
inu singular Inc buildings, improvomenIs &c '' "''
Seized and taken in execution os tho oc
W ~ GNOo ' H. CONERDALE and SARAH bjs W. ~
nu 'erre tenants, and will besold tor cash "iie'
[nOvlS3tl s Al f,OiIIN
oneflh Oilce, Dover November lIlh. lSGS ''
Smyrna times., 1868-11-25

Ia.
knd,-proOf of this can be found in cOmnor,na ons
premiums with those of others For CLURs or Ur,1
SAME SIZE IN addition to which we claim To give ho,
Ter goods Of The same character CIV "''
We will send TO Agents free of charge.
For a Club of 80 and Three DoI1o
-One OF the following articles: | dozen ynod I,,e''
Shirt Fronts set Solid Gold Studs AIfIvoI -ti Ir
smere for Pants. Fine White Conntarnooo , Las
SIZE. elegant BalIn0ral Skirt. 20 wards brc,wn So
Oescne2 ,e2 4pneelng; good quality, yard wide eIe
CANT lOO Picture Morocco bound Pboto AIburo
double lens StereoScOpe and IL Foreion V,aI,,n'
silver plated engraved bottle Castor / elegon, S;,I
fan win ivory or SandalwOod Frame (eaI6er eJnn
and spanged. Steel Carving Kn,te and FL euse
best quality, ivory balanced handle very
beaded and lined Paraso. 20 yrds good pin, O ne
very fine Damask Table Cover | pr res, ,,naI;, one
Giss serge congress bo0is doz tine Linen Towels
dOz Rogers best Silver Dessert Forks Io',;a; eS;
large real Morocco Travelling Bag One fono HIe
falern. dOz elegant silver plated engraved ~ |
Kin Kings doz Ladies fine Aerlno or Cotton Sint
hss: Eehls heaVy chased solid Gold Ring mai,
Ladies high cut Bamorai Boots | elegant D4Iaino
Dress Patiera Vlol II and Bow, IN box comnIeIe W
SET JeweIry PIN, ear drops and sleeve buttons
Fora Club Of 80 and Five DoIlars--l black or col.
Ofed Alpaca Dress Pattern. | set Lace Curto,n !
pr. All.WOol Blankets Engraved silver niaIod g;
boule heVOlvIng Castor. | beautiful WIRING nost
solid Gold Scarf Pin 3! yards very fine Cass'moro
lot rants and Vest ivory balanced handle Knives
WIN SILVER plated forks. One elegant Satin ParoSI
heavily beaded and lined with slIk l nair S, Suool,
Ian SOos 81 Eds good Print. 30 yds good brown or
OIeaehed sheeng, yard wide, or 40 yds is vd ,,ido
good quality ladies' elegant Morocco Travai,n"
bag. square Wool Shawl PLAIN Norwich PonIigs
Dress Pattern. yds double width Clolh tr oitnn
CiOak. Elegant engraved silver plated Tea Pot
yus double width Waterproof ClJlh for Cloakiag
F0r Club ei 100 and Ten Dnilars-I r,cb Nio.,,, e.
~ ihloel Dress Pattern Que pair fine Damask Tahio
IONS ic ana Napkins TO match. pair gents Frennb
can 6ooS heavy silver plated Ice Pitcher Va "
nht Atwood Cloth for Ladies Cloak. ,,,ob 10y 10
Des qualify Drown or blearned Sheeting II vds Gns
1sSslInere Tor snlt Elegant Popin Dress PaI,a. me 81
elegant English 8arege Dress Patlern, haon,it 81
;ngllsh Barege Shawl sci ivory baanceJ bnndIn Or
.n'gS G ana Forks ladies or GEMS Silver Hnn,i
ese "s!ch' 1 Bartlett Hand Portable Sewn NJ Ira
nne splendid Family Bible steel engravmoss i, Tnd re nc
s,"o,; al" photograph pages 25 ydl good Ham,
good eoIors One pair good Ma,iaiII 0i
sI sIi' E good barrel Revolver eiepanf Fmr m' he
~ CaPe single barrel Shot Gun siIver nio,a WI
sa'eu bottle Revolving Castor, cut class ho,'Io We
very Rne Violin and Bow in case ser vnr hS b.
need knves ana Forks pre.at, = 't' ivory pal mo
crease in the same ratio ~ larger clubs The
s.. Send Money by Registered Letter fhl
Send for our NEW CIRCULAR $
PARKER & CO.. and and
Smyrna times., 1868-11-25
} SlVRL- HOUSE At PRITlTE SlIF,

USE on 'toe's Won Offers at Prvale Sale his s,ropr
hHoccunauaa..n MAIN 81 opposite The Bank ohE
Sand 1t Is very desirable aod ln EI, G,ow
Svas,s Sas'eon given lst of March ,..
- W L Hall
Smyrna times., 1868-11-25
8 Cd a =
Registers Notice.

REaIsrER's OFFICE, DovEn, kent Co Dir,
II October 18th, IcGo.
upon application Of John u.ncocL
toi OF Leven N. Argo, late of Dover linda ','
salu county deceased, ii is ordered and drcr,,d M
.i ne 5glStcr' That the said John Hanccck viva n,
'Oe VI the granting of Letters of Adu,i,'stra,;l,
upon the estate of the said deceased. bv c,ns,.
TO be posted within lDrtv d,v. co,.Ss
uu'e oi snch letters, in six Of the most nnb,;o
iaceS oi The County Of Kent, requiring all pcrsons ]
having demands against the estate to prc.rnt ~
same or abide by al Act of Assembly in sn.I o .ls
maze and provided and also cause iI .I cNso
inserted III the DetdWarean, newxpa,.r n'II;' 20
~ tlle town OF Dover, and in the Shugyua JY,ea
newspaper published in the town of S,nvrn' 80
continue therein six VIZ cLs "u' H"u
Given under the hand and seal of ,Iro =
H. ST. the Register aforcs nd AT D.vor -. y.
County aforesaid, The dav md '.o's
above written. 'O'
MUSES. HARRINGTON, Register.
m, NOTICE.
nne Undersigned, Administrator named ,bovo
Ieiooy give notice, that Letters of Ad,nin;t.S,;,''
w ,cn gFahtcd TO him on the Fifteenth dav or Octa
'el' Iooo' all persons therefore having dem.,'J-
'saihSt the deceased estate, will present flo n'''
properly attested, on before the Fif,on,,I' d
'c'oGer 1869, or abide by law in this bebair O@y "a
JOII-I HANCOCK
Smyrna times., 1868-11-25
STEAMBOAT NOTICE
FALL ARRANGEMENT

sESA On and after TUESDAY. OCT 1a,h
-; - -sa4 THE STEAMER "SWAY ="
WILL Wlll leave De4kynes Landing at 81 and r. Ramh.n
m"rnig oA 81 : O'clock every Tuesday and Thursday
Returning-Leave Arch ST. Wharf ph;I.1.,,.
every Wednesday and Slrurdav at ";,ducIph!a'
BOMBAY Ty Hook and smyrna, 10y stage. ''N 'o'
Coi,I"IGg IIucnIHg e. at Port Penn. Delaware CITY, New
EHtage leaves Smyrna to connect with the Roa,
G'r ri,m seven, Passengers wishing to be called
WV. please leave word at Campbelrs Hotel he
ms Steamboat Company are endeavor;Do - -
Io,iodate the passenger and freight intcres, NJ
re 0tate OF Delaware, and ask of the citizens ,I"r
ne the route. us 10 conlIn-
Oct. 7th, 1868 OaPtain.
Smyrna times., 1868-11-25

Yon ioAL -. PRIGSENTSv
.uer, Frn;t .u . good assortment, such as Berrv
|NG, in se,,. a"G sugar Dishes, Castors Indiyidn,
IONS and Fo,Ll luxe Baskets, Ice Pitchers, best
acr suitable D'n "lA", Comp. mons, and very mgnv
~eSen's' at the New Jcwclrv Store 'cf
J. V. SMITH.
Smyrna times., 1868-11-25
Our Commission to gents

Exceed those Of every other Establishment on The
kInd'-proof OF this can be found in comparing our
premiums with hose of others FOR CLUBS OF TTr
SAME SIZE IN addition to which we claim To give hn,
Ter goods Of The same character e''o Oet'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Business in Ottawa during the week psst has
been active, and had We had fair weather there
would have been greater activity STILL owing %
its being fair week and time OF the year when
the farmers are marketing their produce. The
DAMAGE 10 the corn crop of the county by the
frost /. variously estimated by the farmers, some
claiming damage to the extent of one-tenth,
some one.ffth. and some even as great as one
Quarter. while some think it is damaged but lit
lie. if sny,-snly the later fields, that would
not have amounted to much anyhow; and from
all we can learn we are led TO believe that the
damage is very slight, affecting the quality more
than the quantity of the crop of the county.
Corn during the past two weeks has been grad
uallv declining. and has run down from 81 to w
cents. The decline has caused some of our ware
house men to show long faces, especially those
who had large contracts for corn at 81 bushel.
Money in Ottawa is rather easy and borrowers
generally get accommodations. Still the market
is tighter than last year at this time, owing, we
suppose. TO the fact that so many farmers are in
vesting in land at high figures, and thereby
using large amount of cash that would be used
other ways were this not the case.
Gold is the decline, having run from l45
down to al in the last ten days. 1t is worth
shout 13S in Ottawa. Silver 1875.
Exchange on New Iork and Chicago remains
about the same
Foreign exchange is little cheaper, owing to
the decline in gold.
Government bonds, as we stated seme six
weeks ago, are tending gradually downward
They are quoted by f. A. Sherwood u Co. as
fellows.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Sept. %.
Flour-Choice winter $S.75910; spring super
fines $5.7jQ6j0.
Wheat-Weak at $1.569l.5S for No. spring.
Corn-Excited on account OF the frosts. No.
1t 90 1880.
Oats-5OG5O1ac for No. 1.
Rye-Sl. 15G1.16 for No. 1.
Barley-$166 for No. 2.
Butter-30934c for choice table,
Eggs-20c.
Cattle-Choice steers $G,75&725 fair to good
steers S5.5Og675; medium stock !$5.004525
inferior to common stock S3G400.
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surgery for the Eye and Ear.
DIR. 'OLIN,
itArI OF 81. LOUIS,

r.rI OF 81. LoUis
And Graduate the Philadelphia University of Medicine
Surgery has for the las. eight years given his attention.
70 hi, important speciality ard prepared to treat al. dis
the eye aud whether surgical otherwise Per
suffering from Cataract, Cross Eye, T.r.sl Tumors
Closure ths duct Psypus Enlarged T0ns Csttarh
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Office in Post ONCE Build s.ov bakery. nlay4-sp
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New York Market,

New York, Sept. "a.
Flour-Moderately active and slightly in buy
ers favor
Wheat-Dull, and 1Q2c lower; spring and
winter in light supply and steady The advance
In ocean freghts materially checks export
Rye-Quiet and nominally unchanged.
Oats-Dull and heavy at 65469c at the depot !;
IOq1O12c, ahoat, for new western.
CONDITIONING; $1.15@119 for unsound ST.
1874 for sound new mixed western, ahoat.
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81. Louis Market.

-, 4 st. Louis, Sept. "a.
fiour-Quiet and unchanged the demand is
confined to low grades superanes at S. 5OaS1O:
extra at $6.25g7; double extra S7.50a9. 20; fan.
ey at $l0.75g12
Wheat-ln fair demand at yesterdays quote
tions.
Corn-Dull, and in very little demand choice
yellow at 93c; white at 94c
OatS-Quiet and unchanged at 52Q57c for
oor mon to choice.
Rye-Firmer at $l.169l.19
Barey-Heavy at $lsoalS5 for good to
prime
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The Markets.

The general produce markets show another
slight decline in wheat and -four during the
week, while corn with difficulty has held its own
The general tendency, as fall approaches, is
downward in all the cereals.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-26

DARGAIN.-Isn sr house and lot near the Feeder,
ID for twohirds ofther value II taken BY wednesday
next See Michael McGraw me- first house on the blu6
by the Artesan Well or drop line through the o.
Sept. la-1w sL N. PERKINS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-26

(NONJUGAL LOVE, And the Happiness of True Mar
~ riace Essay for Young Men, on tho Errors Abuses
and Diseases which destroy the Manly Powers and create
jmpements to Marriage with of relief Address
DR. }. SK1LLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Association, Phlads
phia, Pa. .g,.. Mart,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-26
g WATTS JoNvAL TURBINE,

NOTICE-we, the Undersigned, have this day ssld ear
~ entire Interest in the ottawa Center Grse6y and Pro
vsn Store A. 4. Kagy All those indebted 70 - By note
asssun call ard settle at and make
payment 10 sad A. A. Kaay, who authorised agent to
receive pAymsnt aud settle all bills In ear absence
Ottaw~, Sept. II, 1SsS. WALf1kS co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-26
CLOSING OUT!

Desiring 10 ccss bvsDs onsr my .nere stock OF Gro.
eerse Qu.enwsrs &c. for sale ANY one wish.
ing TO purchase have the sane at god bnryaa The
stand good sns bong No IA Court Street. east side OF tho
Court House Square, ss1t door 10 rmmck Bros Drug
Htsre SsEl2-u ALLRN FISHER