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u,IiE INDIAN CREEK MILLS.

The undersigned desires Inform the public that he has
put hi Min In rsrate repair, with IN addition Of Turbine
Water Wheel attached to Of Briggs Patent Under Runner
Mil Stones masking OF the hest mills for manufacturing
Hour In country; and having employed s clas miller
he feels conhdeut that he much and nd ouT
be made anywhere Those having crsts to grind are
invited give him he Ia determined tn spare pans
towards rendering them well satisfied The highest marke
prce paid for wheat Everything In the milling line ksr for
sale al the lowest rates. JOSRPtf GALLOWAY.
AaUfa
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ENGMENAGOGUE,

W0rnOr'S Finn IN ena ROGuq IL the only article
known to cure the Whites, az every Where
the family In which this medicine wanted
Mothers this Ia the greatest blessing offered YOU and
should im,nsd'aeIy procure IT, also cure for Female
the monthly how has been obucted through cold disease
Sold by druggists Price One Dollar Or sent by mail on re-
cslpt Of One Dollar and Quarter.
Address 6l0 State ST., Chicago, III.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Dec. 80.
Flour--Duli Prime white winter Sc 0Oa7OO.
Wheat-No G.prng 81 64al05A.
Corn-No !, ga 4Sc; No. 3, 44fs45; no grade
DS4l cts
Oat.-Firm at $780, for No.2.
Hoss-Actiyc. $1,000 $500 for heavy dress.
cd hogs. $3.50 $500 Tor light.
Catte-Choice stock scarce aud in good de-.
maud At 5, 80; butchers stock S4sJGe $500 ;
cows and heiers $3.50 g$400.
Lard-ll1 cents
C3HighwInes uuchanged.l
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Nexv4YOrk Market.

NeW4YOrk Market.
New York. Dec. 90.
Wheat-Prime No 2 Milwaukee $1.42@1.43
Rye-Dull aud unchanged.
Oats-Firin at Glg62 cts for western.
Corn-Mixed western 77G78 Old, 63nS5.
Lard-l2$3s cents.
Gold-llU5I.
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Speeial 2lotifes.
DIR. J. Is. WALKER.
OCULIST AND AURIST.
NAY sE CONSULTED AT rHH
CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA.

DIR. III. OLlN,
" Chicago formerly OF This plasc) will visit Ottawa st chr
S"a HOTEL the lrs Tuesday aud Wednesday afsr The nr.t
Monday OF each month Tor the purpose Of treating ali
of the Eye and Ear whether surgical Otherwise Opera
lions TO cataract artificial pupil inverted uds closure OF the
ear duct cross eye and the removal OF tu ore
aud morbid growh' OF every description. Artificial eye. and
ear drums Inserted nihou, pain previous opeatos Gran
alAr e!eid n. e7a d y,,s N thu wei
G@',nu' s,,i!Y cured
FROM ms long cxpchcc Ia treating diseases OF tie Eye
and Rn he reels confident in stating tia, he can eurs nearly
sVeGy ca'o Chroic dssss>s slso treated free
December 10Th, 1901
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WARN Elk'A
PILE REMEDY.
DYSPEPSIA.

Warrer's Dyspepsia Tonic Is prepared
expressly Tor Dyspepucs and those suffering with hAbtua
Costyenes, slightly stimulating tonic ana splendid
appetizer strengthens the stomach and the
i've organs TO their healthy Weak nervous and dys
pepc persons should wAtSxRs DIpnP.IA Toxic For
sale BY druggists. Price one Dollar.
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rINANcIAn AND COMMERCIAL.

The s,rineency in the money market continues.
I'm New York the market is reported very close,
and call loans are made at from cy. to : per
cent. gold, and for carrying stocks as much -
Is TO ! Per day.
In Chicago the market is reported about the
same as las, week. To bank customers the rate
is per cent, and on tie street from IA to 2per
cent Is the ruling rate.
The gold market is quiet, and the premium is
about the same as last week.
Government bonds are firm and the prices
little better.
Ravens, McKinlay II Co. furnish che following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-31
WINE OF LIFE.

Vinum VitD, or Wine or Life, ia Tree from
any drug, or mpurtes being prepared for those
and the one: tAing In the world for purifying blood II Is
tne mos pleasant and delicious article offered to the
S oh a,cle Il l. more healthy and chespeT Both male
c allie preserver Those who wish enjoy good hesth
ana Tree now Of lively Spirits will do well to take the Wine
sod BY druggists also At all respectable saloons Price One
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-31
Ayers Ague Cure,

Fy Fyer ami Ague Intermittent ft7e Cb Fire.. RenRtenf
FsTe DUNN dgaf, Periodical 0r hHo Fsys,, de-, and In.
dd al the dRsti0Ns ,chch M9id,out,
aihlSotItic IOisons.
As its name implies 1t does Cure and does not fall Con.
ang neither Arse c, Quinne Bsmut Zinc, other
mineral poisonous whatever 1t in nowise Injuries
any patient The number and Importance OF s the
ague districts literally beyond account and believe
without parallel the history OF Agne medicine Our pride
graed by the Acknowledgements receive Of the radical
cures effected In obstinate and where other remedies
had wholly failed.
Unaccsed persons either resident travelling through
masmatic localities, will be protected by taking the 40
Cure daily.
For Le Complaints arising torpdty Of the Liver
Is excellent remedy stimulating the Liver into healthy
activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints tits an excel.
lent remedy producing many truly cures
other medicines had failed
Prepared by pI j. e. AYRR Co. Practical Anaiytica N
Chemists Lowell, Mass, and sold all round the world.
PRICE, sl.OO PER Rot TIE.
Octoher nd $50
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ENCIIANGE HOTEL,
JOHN FLICK Proprietor.
Good yard and s'abng Everything ~ cheap as can bc
found at any hotel In the city AT corner OF Coumbns and
Madison streets. aug30,N
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Exchange on Chicago, New York

GACAoA6c Va OAACdSO, I've" 4OAh
And all the principal cities East and West
HOlJ q HI a ~ ~ - q l. ID.
Exchange England, ireland, Scotland and an H.
portsnt points In Continental EUROPE drawn sums 70 st
purchasers. ,
y. -. Rcvcnuc stamps OF all denominations
constantly on hand and for sale.
United states Bonds, Local Securities, 0oh
and silver bought and sold.
To those who favor with their patronage We woud ~
shall he able to extend such facilities and accommodation
will prove them satisfactory and proutaoe
Bank open from "a ". to$PN
EpwARp EAMHs, President. Z. r. SHELDON Cashier
L. II Evxps, Vice Prest K. ShAsLEi Asst CASHIER
Ottat q, January Sth, 1910.
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Ayers Cherry PectOral

fo Diseases of the TbroG. and Lungs such Coughs Cofs
Whoopng cotigh. BrOnchHA, i@hnl9 and Consumption.
Probably before the whole history Of medicine
anything widely and deeply upon the confidence
mankind rs this excellent dy for pulmonary complaints
Through long series OF and among most OF the races OF
II has risen higher and her In heir has
become better known Its uniform character and power
the various affections Of the lungs and throat
known reliable protector against them. While adapted
TO the mder forms old ana TO children Is
the time the most etccua that be given for
ncpen consumption. and the dangerous affections OF the
throat and lungs As provision agsinst sudden attacks OF
CO should be kept hand every family and indeed
all sometn subject TO colds and coughs all should be
provided with this anidote for them.
Although settled GnsnnWih is thought incurabe, sill
cat numbers where the disease seemed etted have
been completely cured and the patient restored sound
health by the Ty PetDyui So complete Is Its mastery
the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat the
nate OF them yield TO IT, When nothing eae could reach
them, under the Lh,jTy IeGu they suOsde and Gisaprea
Sgrsnnd Pbic Srents,S ind great protection fromt.
Astha Is always relieved and often wholly cured by
Bronchhis Is generally cured by taking the cherry PerT
IN small and frequent doses.
generally its virtues known that need publish
the certificates Of them here do than the pub
lie that lis qualities fully maintained.
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La SaII1 county bUnus -. par.
Foreign Exchange Is lower and is selling at
$5.7S per {.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

NEW (iNfDCENY S'TOItE.
On Chestnut street. west of the s'deeut one
door south of Skaters Hail.
LNUENZ PUERGCE
Informs The phc he has openrd family grocery atDro
the above place. VIII he will ke psugars cone tea sOAp.
and n The articles usually sept ~ wei supplied family gro
Gerry etore VI 20 IDA new and esh and Will b. sold q
the low II nuc. Give him call. Eov2eSmos
a -a.- ---a -
(yOL ISsssJ' --S,snycd from the subscriber liviss
~ th' Mrs Arnst farm In Deer Park, time
Nay last ION f!r"v Mar" Colt three years old branded q
W.. lr '',nler win the l"iur ~ liberal reward WI b
pnd Ri hrr Information OF her whcrrA0OuM.
trvr Park Nov. o. is,0.-' JAMES fOLI.ETH.
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)Asp NEWSI'AIsEV~,n no, tam o, uu,u..
w "' Mica I'VE fkkE TRADER OFFICE.
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Ottawa wholesale Market.

reported by hlALB BROS Wholesale and Retail ltocers
No. IL La Sale street.
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LNUENZ PUERGI'E

On Chestnut street, west of the sideeut, ono
door south of Skaters Hall.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-12

FIRsr RAoE.-Hurdle race-dash Of two
uliles-conditions as in hurdle stake
Entrance free. Winner of hurdle stake
to carry several pounds extra. Club
purse $500, 800 to second horse.
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Trial of NIOntpensi6E,
nIemnhA Advocate.

We like to see the good taste and goa
beadative enterprise displayed by our able
confrere of the Ad0OcGte in its enlarged
size and fine new suit. We commend his
as one of the very best Ad0ocdteS on
the continent, and we iRdorse him when
he saws to his patrons and friends IN
onening his new volume, thus:
A new volume and new OUTFIT; ex-
ouisitely beautiful type, just received from
the franklin type foundry, of Cincinnati,
through Mr.. S. C. Toof, of this city; en-
largement of the sheet; unique arrange
ment of reading matter; various other
changes, which, though they may not be
separately distinguished, contribute to the
Improvement of The paper, and 10 tne
favorable impression which it must make
anon the minds of readers-we make TINS
bIiet summary, and present anew we
| Christian 14dpocdte 10 patrons, with ING
4 ..is,r's compliments 70 them, and to- ms
contreres of the religious and secular
| press.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-12

Sixteen States with 80 Senators cast
7S7, 80; New York, with 2 Senators, cast
$40, $50. Twenty six States, with 80
Senators, cast 1,948, 1S9; three States,
with 6 Senators, cast 1924, 240. The
city of New York casts more votes than
the six States of Oregon, Florida, Rhode
Island, Delaware, Nebraska, and Nevada.
BOGUS REPREsRNTATIONs--Ho IT WORKS.
The government of republican coun-
try must represent the people, or the peO
pie will be dissatisfied. Those who have
no voice in legislation, whose opinions are
not heard or needed, will be FESTIVE under
authority. And it is not the minority
only which suffers. The majority suffers
also, from having no proper or sufficient
che ok upon their designs, and when at
last the scale turns the revulsion becomes
violent and dangerous. Witness our civil
war. If the anti slavery minority could
have been heard by its representatives
from the beginning, increasing in num-
bers as the minority increased, not only
they but the proslayery majority would
have been benefited, and who knows but
the emancipation of the slaves might
have been procured through peaceful leg
islation, at a cost in treasure, to say moth
ing of the cost in blood, of less than half
the expenditure of the war? With how
much less friction would the machinery
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TENNESSEE AT WASHING
.-.-.-1- s. - L.. TON. -rr.--.-r |
Statement of gudgs Lea Before fhe
Reconstructson Committee.

Statement OF Iudgsr Lea Before fhe
Reconstructson Comm ffee.
Correspondence of the Louisville cOurisr-JozrnaL
WAsHINeToE, D. c., April 6.-Judke
Lea, of Nashville, before the RecOnstruc-
ton Committee yesterday, gave an inter
esting account of the condition of the af-
fairs Of Tennessee generally and in detail.
He gave history Of Brownlow's admin
istratioD, together with the action of the
Legislature in amending and reamending
the franchise laws so as to retain power
in the hands of the Radicals And how
that same Legislature rejected Governor
Brownlow's original proposition for uni
Versal franchise, and that the citizens of
Tennessee were dissatisfied thereat as they
felt that unless this was done they would
be held in chains and slavery forever. He
thought the interference of the secret lloyd
leagues with secret Oaths and public
menaces was the direct cause of the or
ganization of the Ku-Klux Klan. He said
the Kn- Klux. had undoubtedly committed
wrongful acts, but that many outrages
were done by other bad, designing men,
and were falsely charged on that organf
zation. He thought, too, that respect for
the law had diminished in the State, but
that there was a vastly improved feeling
this year over last year, and in that over
the previous year. The people, he
thought, we're quiet and peaceable, and
the condition of the State far better thar
could BE- expected where such changes
had occurred politically and socially.
Judge Lea told the committee that the
State was rapidly being restored to
prosperity, but he was decidedly of the
opinion that Congressional interference
would exercise disastrous effect upon it.
Incidentally he made an expose of the
acknowledgement of the finances by the
Radicals, which created quite sensation
in the committee. Judge Lea was a
Union man during the war, and this, to
gether with his frank and candid state
ment, made most favorable impression.
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CUBA.
ne ROda's SIOry-QuarrcIs, Anarchy
and Panic Among the Insurgents
Several Executions.

DC ROdass SIOTG-QuarrcIs, Anarchy
and Panic Among the Insurgents
Several Executions.
HASAsA. April 11-Teiegrams from Cap
tain General De Roda, dated Puerto Pm
cine. April &, are published to-day. He
states that two columns of Spanish troops
raturned without meeting the enemy. The
forces were then provIsiOned for two
months and sent 10 occupy Guanoe and
Naiosa. Two men and one wOman-sples
were caught; the men were executed and
the woman was pardoned. A great amount
of important correspondence was captured,
and a great deal of property belonging 10
the rebels was destroyed.
The insurgents advance guard surrend-
cred voluntarily. They report that En-
l,iaue, Agramont, Francisco, CastnIo'
Gaspar Beturcorp, Diego, Aguerra and an
American named Magnet were chief Lead
of the insurgents, and some of them had
embarked and fled the country after having
fought among themselves.
Some insurgents had issued orders punish
ing with death whoever accepts Resoda s
amnesty proclamation.
Cespedes intends to leave the country.
He will be actively pursued. Anarchy,
manic and deserdOns prevail everywhere
aruonq The rebels. The standard of revolt
%,,as raised against against AgramOpt owing
bis tvranuical behavior. Yesterday the
- EeTs of this revolt assassinated fourteen
le"' :, >ssy oWn men for the purpose OF rob
"a - This news, which was regarded a
oei!isl ! US caused great rejoicing mere.
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NEW YORK.
The Mcfarland TriaI-InIense In

The Mcfarland TriaI-Intcn In
IercSi.
NEW YoEK, April 1.-THE interest in
the Mcfarland Richardson trial reached a
pitch of intensity on this, the sixth day,
rarely if ever before witnessed on a similar
occasion. Though the rain came down in
torrents, the crowd that thronged the court
room exceeded any day previous since the
beginning of the trial. Mcfarland pre-
serves the same cool, complacent de-
rneanor he has preserved throughout the
trial.
An element Of novelty in the shape of
Mrs Morton, advocate of womsn's rights,
took place among the reporters to give
the proceedings Of the trial to the Re00su-
ton. The Recorder announced that the
trial would Toe adjourned to the room of the
court of Oyer and Terminer, in the new
courthouse, in order that the General SEES
sions might be proceeded with. On the
opening of the court evidence was intro
duced by the defense to prove the insanity
Of Mcfarland. A number of witnesse:
testified, showing insanity common to Nc
Farland's family.
John Billings testified that the prlsonel
once told him that he had been offered I
consulsI1ip and $4,000 to settle the sui
instituted by him against Richardson.
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Lopez on the War Path,
WASHINGTON.
r,l,e reward Corr,,p,ion cav


The Howard Corruption Case.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The investiga-
ton into the fifteen charges Of corruption
preferred by Fernando Wood against Gen.
Howard. as Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau, will be commenced on We'd
2esday by the House Committee on Com
~fnon Education, and, judging from the vast
amount of testimony ready to submit, the
inquiry will be most protracted. Gen.
Howard and Mr.. Wood have both been be-
fore the comaittee The latter declares
that, if there is full and impartial inquiry,
he will prove every one of the allegations
he has made The committee have voted
to keep the evidence and their proceedings
secret until a final report is made.
Hoax on HOar.
1t was published here to-day that Attor-
ney General Hoar, being DESTROYS of re-
firing from the Cabinet few days since,
expressed to the President his intention of
resigning, and urged the acceptance Of his
resignation; that the President informed
the Attorney General of his regrets at this
determination, but in Difference to his
wishes would accept the resignation. That
the subject of a successor of Judge Hoar
had already been discussed among leading
politicians, but that it was already ascer-
tanned that the President had already in
formed several prominent Pennsylvanians
that the appointment would be given to
their State. As might have been expected,
this announcement created quite a little
sensation, and would have created more,
had not Attorney General Hoar pronounced
it an entire fabrication and declared that he
never heard of the matter till it was shown
to him as published.
Major CaIIahan's Death.
Not very long ago, Major Callahan, of
the Fourth United States Cavalry, was
killed in Texas, and there were some fears
that he had been foully dealt with by civil
ians, but an investigation proved that he
was killed by two drunken soldiers under
his command whom he had attempted to
arrest.
Security for Deposits.
The amount Of bonds in the hands of
Treasurer Spinner, held as security for
National banks, continues to lessen, until
II is now below seventeen millions of dol
lars. The indications are that in the next
six months there will be a much less
amount held as security for deposits than
the present figure.
Postponed.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE argument
impending the legal tender cases in the
Supreme Court has been postponed until
next Monday, owing to the illness of coun-
sci
safe Return.
The President Gen sherman, Secretary
Belknap, and Robson, returned to Wash
ington. Boutwell, IS expected tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-12
CHICAGO.
Taxing National Banks

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE national banks
of this city have employed counsel, and
will contest the assessment of their stock
for State and county taxes, on the ground
that they are unequal and excessive, being
more than three times as large as on other
personal property.
Assembly of the Fenian Congress
The Fenian Congress assembled in this
city to-day. About one hundred delegates
were present The meetings are private.
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or for Atlanta.

Maj. Gunkle, the irrepresSible and eneF-
petic amusement man of the city, left on
the Nashville and Chattanooga train yes
t6rdav evening for Atlanta, where be pro-
Soses opening the thester upon the
Ftsr,eties ,.lan. He is prepared to open
with an excellent compsny, and Will re-
turn as'soon as he gets things IN proper
working shape and order.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-12
THE METAIRIE RACES.
The Fourth and rim pays.

EEOul buo view Ofledus
FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, April THE
first race was a selling race, dash Of one
and one half miles, with five entries, only
three of which claimed any prominence
whatever-Combinat Derringer and
Minnie. At the tap, all toed the scratch,
and were se1t round TO the t-mile-post,
where Messrs. Foley and Breaux had taken
their station as starting judges. They
crawled slowly around, and, after one false
start, went off well punched Entering the
stretch, DerriDger showed ahead-the rest
anywhere-passlng under the string with
Combination hanging on his flank, in JSt
Combination now led the dance round the
turn, but on the back-streteh, after close
struggle, Derringer again captured the
lead Neck and neck they swept the mile
in 1.45t, and came laundering into the
home-stretch, disputing every jump, but
as they emerged from the cloud of dust,
Derringer showed in front, and came under
the string winner of the dash and money
in 2.421i-one of the fastest races ever
made
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-12
Rutherford County Fair.

At a recent meeting of the Board Of Di-
rectors of the Tennessee Central Fair As
soeiation, the last week in September next
was selected as the time for the holding of
the third annual Agricultural Fair of
rutherford county, at Murfreesboro.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-12
SPAIN.
.Innrr na1tIc Hvith thc Insur.

Sanguinary Battle with the Ins"r'
gents.
MADE1D, April 1O-Midnight..The IN
formation received tonight from Barcelona
states that hotly contested barricade tight
took place, lasting three hours. Many OF
the contestants on both sides were killed
and wounded The government troops
finally triumphed over the Rebels.
Trial of DIOntpensisr,
MADRID, April Ill is announced that
the trial of the Duke Of Montpensier fol
the killing of Prince Henry begins to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-12
ARKANSAS.


MEMPHIS, April 11.-Gen. Rust, formerly
r. member of Congress from Arkansas, and
duung the war a Confederate General
died on the 4th, of congestive chill.
T. A. Clark, the sheriff of Limestone
county, Arkansas, has abscouded with the
.,ssets of the Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-12
ST. LOUIS.


sr iof1s a nril 1l.-Dwight Durkee, an
old and nromins. Mt citizen, has been ap-
pointed treasurer BY Mayor Cole, vice Su-
sisll, the defaulter.
Adolph E. Keoger, who is charged with
being instrumental in leadl2g suslsk
nst1.ar uras arrested tn-daY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-12
Probably Negotiated.

We learn that negotiations are pending
for the renting or leasing the well-known
Beersheba! Springs to responsible parties,
and that they likely be fixed up and re-
opened for the reception of visitors the en-
suing season.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-12

curity for Deposits.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE argument
impending the legal tender cases in the
Supreme Court has been postponed until
next Monday, owing to the illness of coun-
sci
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-12
Trustee Qualified

st the Office of the County Court Clerk
yesterday, W. J. Arlington, County Trustee
elect, was duly commissioned, giving APP
proved bond in the sum of $500, 900.