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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-13

Hon. b. G. Cook, member of Congress from
tins district, was nominated for reelection by
the radical convention at Joliet last week
He received the vote of all the counties on the
first ballot except Du Page, which cast its
vote for Gen. B. J. Sweet, whoever that nav
be. Mr.. c. has won this denomination BY the
taithtulness with which he has pulled in the
radical traces during the last two years, while
yet keeping sufficiently out of some of the
dirtier jobs of his party not to offend the
publicans. The resolutions OF the convention
place Mr.. c. on the Chicago platform, with
the aadenda of vote of thanks to the Chicago
Convention for adopting a code of political
morals stronger than any man or set OF men,
The convention must think lightly of the per-
sonal strength of Grant, Colfax and Cook, il
the morality OF the Chicago platform is so
much stronger than they are. The peculiar
'moraw feature of that platform is it. hypoc-
risy and double-facedness on every subject it
embraces except the single one that negro
rule must be forced on the Southern states
while the Northern states must be left free to
treat the negro as they please. 1t is certainly
new name for that sort of morality to call it
"strOng,' unless reference is had to its scent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-13
DEATH OF JUDGE HELME.-We

DEATH OF JUDGE HELME.-We notice
with regret, in the Kendall County papers,
the announcement of the death Of Judge
JOSEPH W. HELME, of Oswego. Judge II.
was one of the Oldest lawyers in the state, as
well as one of the ablest Twenty-Five years
ago he was leading practitioner not only at
the Ottawa bar, but in all the courts in this
judicial circuit, which then embraced fifteen
or twenty counties. For the last ten or fiji
teen years, we believe, he has been on the
bench, and while he was an able and compe.
tent judge, no judge ever lived who was more
scrupulously upright. He was 70 years old
at his death, which occurred on tho 9Th inst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-13
An Unfortunate Radical.

Two years and "a half ago the democracy of
New York carried the lower house of the leg.
lSi"'ure OF that state by one majority; but
when about TO elect the Speaker of the House
found they had been sold out by creature
from Brooklyn named Calicott, who, elected
as Democrat sold his vote to the Republi-
cans for $500. and thus elected q Republican
speaker. The radicals liked the man so much
on account OF his open rascality, that they got
nm INTO the Office of revenue collector in
Brooklyn. He held the Office little over a
year and managed to steal some $4,000 But
mere his success as radical politician ended
Some OF Andy Johnsons myrmidons" spot
ted him, had him tried for ENLIGHTENMENT
found guilty, and now he is sentenced not
only to pay fine of $4,000, but to 90 to
states prison for halfa score of wears.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-13

A SIDE FIGHT-Quite vigorous little
fight has been going on for several weeks
past between the Hook and anti-Hook wings
of our German republicans through the col
umns of the Peru MruM Mr.. G. w. Ravens.
Of the Exchange Bank, Ottawa, appears to re-
present Tor, more correctly perhaps to be) the
Hook wing, while Jacob Christmann, Capt
Koch, Henry Gondolf, and some others repre-
sent the anti-Hook wing. The question seems
to be who sold out Silver in the republican
county convention. We think Mr. Ravens
makes clear case enough that he didn't do it,
while the other party have no difficulty in max.
ing clear case that somebody did do it. Our
decided opinion is, that our German friends
must 90 good way outside of their own
ranks if they would run down the author OF
their shameful treatment by the late republi-
can county convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-13
Congressional Synopsis.

FRIDAY, June s.
.Sendte-The Arkansas bill came from the
House, that body insisting on its amendments
4 conference committee was ordered.
The Senate, on motion OF Trumbull, took up
the omnibus bill, for the admission of Alabama
Georgia, Louisiana and Florida, and debated il
until adjournment, without reaching vote.
U0use-The Conference committee on the army
appropriation bill made a report which was
agreed to.
A bill in relation TO pensions was passed, Civ
ing precedence to relatives of deceased persons
having neither widows or children in the fol-
lowing order: l. mothers; ,, fathers; 3, orphan
brothers and sisters, who shall ba pensoned joint.
ly, if there be more than one.
The House resumed the consideration of the
tax bill, hammering away at it until after ten
o'clock at night, at which time the l4th section
had been reached.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-13

ADJusTEn.-The trouble in the Chicago,
r. Island 4 Pacific r. r. Co. has been adjust
cd The difficulty arose from the Directors
voting new issue Of stock to complete the
road across Iowa to Omaha. This the old
stockholders resisted, as movement to
"watcr " the stock. About dozen of law
suits were commenced about it, iniunctions
served, &c. Last week, however, at a general
meeting OF the stockholders, it was agreed
that the new stock should be issued, the road
pushed through to Omaha, and all law suits
withdrawn and dismissed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-13

General Schofeld, the newly confirmed
Secretary of War, is the son of Lott Schohcld,
an old Baptist minister, of Kendall county
in this state. Gen. ScOfield received his ap-
pointment to the West Point Academy from
j. B. Turner, at that time member of Con
gress from this District
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-13

Miles O'Reilly, writing to his paper, the New
York CIt.zen, from Richmond, Va, gives his opin-
ion Of tho comparative loyalty Of x.Confederates
and carpetbaggers, emphatically as follows
"But in all moderate and decent ways, to accept
their situation without womanly anger or woman.
ly whining, appears to DO their wish and in our
judgment, far moro Of true loyalty TO true re-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-13
LaSaI,e County Democratic Convention.

The Democracy of the several towns IN La Sale county
reaUested 20 IN their nla places OF meeting Tues
d,v Julv eth at O'CLOCK and select delegates TO at
- pty convention 90 be held at the Court House in
O,wa on THURSDAY July 9th, for the purpose of nomna
tpa rlle, ior ClerA of the Circuit Court, Sheriff and
Cranev.f oC dieting delegates to attend congressional,
senatorial and representative conventions and TO trans act
s,. n gstr bushes. rs may le brought before it.
Thor -n,aon which each town viii be entitled to in
$. - convention .,gs follows
i,,a. Alien =, Bruce, 3; Dear Park, g Brookfell
9: DAYTON g. DmGicb. 81 Eag,e, t, Ear, . Eden, 8:
Freedom. fs. RIVER g farm Ridge Grgyeland 2
Grad r', 3. Hope, > In Sale, Mission, p Meriden
~ Mendoza Nlnius Worthwhile >; ophir, >: Ottawa
Il: utr Cr..< .; Os'es Bnt'ard, 8 serena 3; South
Ottawa 3; Troy iru5e 8; uaa, 8: lgtmion, .; Wallace,
.. i,ai.,au., .; Peru c l.. LELAND,
WNi EARBEf CIIAS. nELAN0
NNI t. MlLTIGAN, jUEL ". ARMSTRONG.
! HENRY MCCORMICK, ALIEN. NAUGHEi,
Dem. Co. Central Committee.
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Tuesday, June 0.

Senate-The Senate spent another day discuss :
ing the Omnibus reconstruction bill, the only
vote taken being on including Alabama, which
was carried.
House--The larger portion Of the day was ia
ken up in the ceremony Of receiving the Chinese
embassy. Speaker Colfax made speech Of well
come, and Ambassador Burlingame replied, after
which there was a general shaking Of hands.
The rest Of the day wasspent on tho tax bill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-13

union of the States, may to-day be found amongs.
the ex-soldiers of the late Confederacy, than in
ali the self-seeking, loud-mouthed and demagogi-
cal 'carpet-baggers' from Washington City to
the Gulf of Mexico"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-13
MONDAY. June &.

!Sendte-The senate resumed the consideration
OF the bill to admit the southern states 10 repre-
sentation,-the question being on including Ala
bama. A protracted debate followed, lasting to
the hour OF adjournment, without any vote being
reached.
House-Among the numerous bills intreduc-
ed, was one authorizing the secretary of the
treasury to sell the custom.house at Toledo, o.,
and to purchase site for new one. 1t was re-
ferred to the committee on commerce.
4 test vote was had on resolution to increase
the saleres Of the department clerks 20 per cent.
for the present fiscal year, and it showed large
majority in its favor.
The house next proceeded to the con sderation
ola resolution offered on Monday last by Mr..
Holman of Indiana, declaring that United States
bonds, exempt now by law from taxation, ought
to be taxed for national purposes at the same
rate as for local taxation, the question being on
laying the resolution on the table, which was re-
jected by yeas Is, nays 100. On motion, the res
olution was referred to the ways and means COM
mittee, by yeas 49, nays "a.
The case of Woolley was up again, as usual,
to-day. After the morning hour had expired,
the speaker said he had received letter from the
recusant witness Wooley, and would layit before
the house if there was no objection.
Mr.. Butler at once objected, and, rising to
privileged question, offered resolution that any
communication from Charles W. Woolley, or his
counsel sent to the speaker, be sent by him to
the committee charged with the investigation,
for examination and report. After long and
spicy debate, this was agreed to. In the mean
time the document had been withdrawn by
Woelley's friends which made Butler so mad
that he called Woolley hard names, and spying
Woolley's counsel and w. w. Worden, one Of
the presidents secretaries, on the floor he de-
nounced them as co-conspirators. lie was
called to order, the words taken down, and ruled
out.
Finally, Mr.. shelabarscr Of Ohio, offered q
resolution to bring Woolley to the bar, aid 1t
was agreed to without division. I'm few mo-
ments Woolley was brought in.
An elaborate debate followed on che question
as to whether he should answer to tbs house or
the committee and it was at last agreed chat no
should state at first if he was ready to answer,
and if so 10 make his answer, not in writing to
thej house, as the witness desired, but to tho
committee Woollsy then replied that, as the
house had decided shat he must answer all
proper questions, he was now ready to do SO.
The witness was remaraed, and the house ad-
journed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-13
SATURDAY, June 6.

.Senate-Mr. Gorham, elected Secretary of the
Senate in place OF Jpo. ". Forney, resigned, was
sworn in.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the conference committee,
made report on the Arkansas BILL in faver Of
its passage substantially it first came from the
house which was adopted.
The Omnibus bill was then taken up and dis
cussed until adjournment, Conness occupying
most of the day in a speech in its favor.
House-The same report as that made in the
senate was made by the House conference COM
mittee on the Arkansas bill, and was adopted, so
that the bill is a law, unless vetoed.
The House spent another day ON the tax bill.
Progress was made to the 53d section.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-09
Gw gScrIan8t fDfDrf: Stpei
tiiebtiae bentfebesc briftfeter'
GmDtratbs sserbanDlnnaen.

8oar0 Der gIotrmanner.
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gtebenueS Goaeftor bonn 9. 9tob.- 5,
Sea. $56 ,298, tuobon $3.50 bent
5dulboaro nno So, 900 Ser gior0iue>
tern Babu snfonmen. Der NnrftS
@lert $2,0I9.54; Der 8erftineiiterI
$500.
Der fta6tilbe 4eidlenbeFatfer beridlss
tet 90 BegrdbniIle allf ben itahtifd)en
Nrir6bofe p6breno Sfobentber. =
Das @Onlite fur bic gBaiIerluerfe
fprad fia geoen bic ae8ung bon Baf>
ferr0bren in eineln Sbeile bon @i6s
9laibbi[le aus, BON no aus cine &etis
ton I'm 2egalng oerfelben eiitgegan9en
mar. ~ -
Die glusedber fir Sos grbtitsbans
ipurOen fir 9ioDenlber auf 81 ,615 ans
9egeten.
Ser superintendent Der gSaiIere
merfe beri@tet, ooB I'M Go6ember Die
gtaot nit so, coo, 600 gaIIonet s8af@
Ter berIor9t tpuroe.
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erflart, paiiirte 6rei 2eiunoen. 9lls
2oafer iperOen lold1e beSei@net, iuelde
an Ben GtraBenefen nnO in Srinfb1ll.
fern unb 8ldben bon nbieni 9tufe rr1s
herIunaern ODER bon 0eretl man tueiB,
baB lic ihren 2ebensunterbalt ourb
Gpiel beroienen.
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fdel SobIen beriuilligt.
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ltabtilden afeiIors auf $500 feifFeat,
paifirte erite Qefuu9.
N1ebrere garbiere baten un 8erbot
Oes 8aiirens an Sonntage. 4afiirte
erlte 2sfung,
3pei Hamefl erfldrten in elmer 3ns
idrift, Bic 8atisnten Oes f66tifdeh
9ospitaIs fur IS Gents per Sag un0
8erlon bearoen Sa molten. 80
Sine 8ia, peIge eiilen 0lufieber iiber
bic aeh6riqe NeiitieuHg Der Geuetef1etl
beltinislt unb es aitraf6dr erfldrt, Die
Gfen nidt rein 81 hoftgfi; pafiirte
brittle qefAtig. Ii 4sse9'sa94 go s
g m iii D m G.1ntt IL GieIer
goarO perfauaisIte E6 9efIgrfe IN au I
berorocntlider, Sibung 8 5s9it
Sine 8eror0nMno, ben gebait Ots
gtraBenauffebrS bon 5000 alf $500
III erE0ben tpuroe beriporfeir. asaas
Cine IerOr0nung ipilr6e angenoiHs
men, 0aB oIIe Borbierfuben Soma
benos Nadts 10 llbr bel % Gtrdfe
aefhToiTen iperDen uifIett. SIS
Sin 9ef9LMB, ben aobn Der Gtra6en.
rtiniger bon 81. so anf 50 5u erb oben,
iuurOe beriporfen.
8srta9nng.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-09

81 SO o6em fir Den Bins
ter. Qlns Stem gorE mir0 beri@tet
DbeIeid 6as Getbifu etter Nib gene
fen If tandbte bod fdcn in Der bers
aangenen Mo6e itarfe Sfo9fraee mad
fcitbarent 8elsmert auf uAo Der Gin
seIDerEani mar unoehl6bnIih Iebbaft,
Nuffnuenbe gfeni9teiten Ftto felten anO
fur Oiefe @nilofl lpetig 8er6n0erMngen
III belnerfen, ictpcbL In Stolen ais in
Nenen. BeI3mdntsI Rnb breite &rns
gen merntn iekt menie eetraoe1. Die
aItinpDifrbe 8fctcritte tnirD snmeiIen
nod eefeben, lit ober nidbt laebr MODERN
nnb Ftht fAperfauie aus. &uiEfd1er
nnO Sn6lons Bah 9obel lift oas fofz
barlfe peIsuerF, unh 3obeloornituren
iperben ale ons Mo0ernite fur bic
9DintertraAt ongeleben. Nfine 1T
nod befiebt unb ipirb tieI getraaeu,
bic glabfrags oafiir mar in Oiefem Sab-
re nidbt 70 0roB ais friiber. Der @runo
oobon if, 6ab MldnteI Dnn Otuflif9ent,
Rerfilden llli6 Qlfradan Gantb fehs
| in Der Mfote iin6 uno Der &dufsr 9es
gOU9u1lW 29tAtI INV SttN9Cu 81 lAttttlbSttS
pafenD fault. Sn GoIoe 0apon lit Del
Breis elmer Wfinfs garnitHr nte6riaei
ale beroonaenes Snbr. $3.50.
Sell miro ~ ManteI Beldben &C.
brou1t, aud iii ss Mlo0e, Uterine
MlOrsenr6de bon lebbaften 9Idnaen.
ben Sarben nit lebr f1mnlet 4el3s
Rreifeu III beieken, mas cine re1t gut.
Birfnn9 berDOrbringt. Wian6e Sas
! lhgn sMluffs, NIT 3,Ipdftnbtu 3rigen
aus 6ermefine un0 grebe Gel, iueroer
/ NIT 8iegenbaGrs SSrQn1en beiett, biea
1T uber nod nidt aametne MOse.
E Sper Tlebermoroen her,
ben mir bic 6reuOe haben, bic oeutfdl
Y9perngpieHlmnft ban Marie SriDerici
ipieber in glaibbiIIe Az begrRben. 98il
| b0ren, OnB Die Sifets ltarfep Mbfat
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6nr6 70 auageaei6nete Ealente, ME fl
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| nerifebt. Sic QouisbilIer Bl6tter fini
einftinnig IN ibren 9Sbiprl9eii. DtI
| Gefeafdaft bat bort ftsts botle 8anfsl
II 4ebAbf. 10 M5n8s H8zsg E4
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NDIi,et 6ericbt.

Sad Bender, 9aIten zines unOrOents
Iiden Saules, 80. 9
SObn @oItart, Berfaun,nib Die Geis
teniue9e an baueNt aufgefdoben.
S. 81. B0nourant, Era8eH Derborges
tler Baffen, IS.
Sobn NfcGutBbt, betranfsn. freise :
Ifprnhen.
q. 9. Nlerritt, 1erfaunnib Die
@eitentDeoe gu bonen, freioeiprs9en.
@ebriioer 6niebt, uhIi5enFrten Sc
braud BON Mogen. g., aiuei g8agen
niht nuinerirt, $40.
Wiles @rnbes, SdlG9erei, So.
5enrg Stob0art, @eritob gegen bic
Rarftre9sln, SO.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-09
StaOf nnO StQQt.
aaenten Ser ,,senn. gtaats8sitnng.

gie foIeenben Serre,, finS olttcriffrf 9bonnenten
rnb Mnseigeu fir bic a7enneiiee 5ettnng 5n
laRnleIn, geIber bofiir ein3useben uno ~ un1sfem
gaineil 81 qnittiren ~.
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6enrD Won, Mempbis, Eeau.
g. Grams, 4abnea9t R1.
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Snn.
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Gbto.
2orens 6bIcir. ganSnsIp, Din.
Mmsuff GDebner. GIereLaab, GIio.
q. Raufe1enberS. GbottuuaOea, 9euu.
s u. SafFuer. Dalton Ga.
s. 6. Mlbes ir.s 2otaIsNgent.
1senrp 0llbes e.. seiiurss 81 IpOrtesr.
Geo. Sfenffein ppi GIurfspiue, @eiienOer Agen
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Ew Sci 8 en- me rid eiebt es
ieben gornittag gang fainoles Sauers
fraut uno Brattuurf.
GY RCraen Nbenb miro Ser gtdOt.
ratb in 8enleinfdaftIider Gikuue einen
geIMnOheitsbeamten, eingfl Sar NfIefs
Tor un6 eiueu superintendent Der
Bofsranerfs filt Oas addfe SaBr ere
mablen.
GE Ger gta6frofh untere 8rancbe J
paiiirte 9eitern ein Secs iii Drei 2efuns
gem, ipelAes biernod Den Barbieren
Derbietet, AM @onntaq lire 2oFaIe
naturalization. Eas iii elm nniinn.
Gieienigen Ser 8arbiere, BE 10 firdlih
aefinnt lin0, oab Iie ON genIltag nidt
arbeiten poHen, folen es beiA2eibe
nid1t thun. alber lInredf iDare is,
iuoIten bic @fnbfbGfer fItb nit @eipaIt
oes SeeIenbeils Derienigea Bartab>
fraser bemadfigen, bic ba 9Iaubeu,
OaB as kline &iinoe lit, ans Genntag
ihren 9lebenuteHltben @1aitnl infer
bic Slafe 3u reibefl. gBir hoffen, DAB
bic aloernadnuef Die gorlage beripers
fen tuefbeB,
To- Gin 81 q MI 81 ii sO1 q III d II.
Der !, eoria Gensofrat" era1kIl. Dae
Elm A1Ialsl noll asntinaIon Iet.felt
6DHAtag fiisef k iffe Sisrtl braslrte
unD siuat begleitet bon gisiet fdlt. M
her ct frifher herheirntItef 4 otss -
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- - ~ 49, - > , > - - > III
Der @slbmaTft iuprbi, oils bic pafintSrIs
ssistet nrr sDsifiss isnS iiattheaitnrs @unan-
Funsrn felt spri8tr ggrfte. sGufb his Baunfs
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bsmnrft- mar etirns bsIeteer, rbue ater cine |
geri@iepeuhstt Der @reife s,s isiaslt. -.Sm
gtIstlntittn ipattn BE Wfi9afts btIfiibtseab.
Corporations gbsdS fns Benis bsosbrt.
Sit psrben RON ben @teIsrs nit IS 0tnss
bssabIt uub BON 70 so 6. bestben.
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rara f5-tfi; RafFe3uder # 163 g 81 rs /
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aaffee. RiO 2f-2sa; easuasra 264 |
Sara 37-38 Gts.sssi
Bacon. @aEft RilL ~ Glare @sitsn
f6a Cents; S6iaftn III .3uderlaiuFen
20-2t; s6ultrru t3a Gts, :. &
9sRI. Eream gity $40; grsabsuas
grtra II DCu. 9sbanen agius 10 Isii.
NeuuntaiR Rep1 2 Epa. = s.sas
Watseu. @urbe nit ST 400 beanbIt.
aOrn Dom Bassnb aItss $3.50 Cts,
an Depot in Sddfn ~ 78 Cts, uruts in ben
Mebren 40 Cts.
aasffanien $500 per 8afbsI.
Yeanutss-- bon Dollar Is, gruts-
so Gents per @h{ksF. = - III
5fua 20-22 Dpaar bic Epnns.a SIAN
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9dmtrsisnaIss S.. IS; ainaOtbs 81. 81
3srts Gras $3.50.
m0Iailss, 1rSiadr sis bsRs @0rtt
&c., $40. 1850.
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Sen 81, fir gafbrI ga4reiS 800. 3 8
lserppul Sad $3.50-3.75.
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i 1926 bic Dor. EaIsfsrsfu i25 f3 has
/ gR. s.
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/ SpiritupfeA 9lobettfpn Counts
BbisFss DDa. 90 gts.-2. so; srSindr rseti.
| fetrt btin Barrel D0u. i0--f.46 ets.t
Bourbon 1853 ISa.
/ @aGs. ssIbss 1854 Cts, rrtinGr 81
Cts. bas pfb.
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per Dor 2-4 Dou. so.
Snbieo 1Dpq. so 6as pfs.
@9teBpulSer u Dollars Sas Sea,
/ SprsusFulper Dul.
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gBi6fs 40 un6 so Cts PER DBb.
@afdbSarb DBL 6as Gsb.
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EEussnb.
II 5tGrte. S-S3 Cts. hns gfb.
4 adfr. @sfern ErlsrSr f6-161, gna-
LTD Dairs f6a -17, Samburs 1916 Cts.
/ Gpnbitprttpaareu.. gaaby srbi,
mar Is, 8atrs SIS, Uhmbrops 4O-45,
annbisaudsr 25-35. IA
i 3oaatn $t.f5r.
/ @erFs. 2 DOa. 80 Cts.
4 gSnfSSf1fs .. SEA.
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