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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

The Supervisors of Kings County yesterday
received communication from the members OF the har
practcng the City Court speaking Of the increased
duties OF the Judges and asking the Board increase
their salaries referred TO the Salary Committee The
salary OF Francis A. Malison Deputy Clerk Of the Guy
Court fixed at 5000 per annum, dating from May
1870. The Board decided 10 print 1000 copies OF Tue Oh
hcial canvass in pamphlet FORM Supervisor osoofns
offered resolution, authorizing E. j. Lowber, y, ,h
with the consent OF the Board OF supefihte a.
sued by the Kings County Insurance oonCy ,nfx Al,
buildings and their contents belonging " @ - noe,
Y inss and 10 collect the return pTenuulS "h '~~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
SHIFTING NTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sgw-YoaK.....................i


CLEARED.
Mup7 Liverpool Alr.t. sMe,su1s f., L,''.
hoIh Ags1el - o., sL RIO Janeroi Tyaee Dsoy ssn Do
sayaaash South Caroa A6. = q r. 1T $500
ti, IsS1Ha PrsSs SSI sRr re sss., Phil
Ftld phA rts DAYS Paaiepi, T,eory Mesos Pe,,.A''
Barks-Coana Mailer Br Auioer4, reNeIsn sAeyerpi
c To spteI aeros S Eer LorS: Nssossn.
BTrs-Nsege Wsa, Aeoaa Acadia GagiH GsI4sr st.sros'
Bea Iasa wis,sa 81 yosu B. and H,rsor Grace Anna
seirsBa9 si1is sc:SsL srin sra..'
Aiehns ElTood Hawkins Noble II hhdOH' BrO~er Beaufort
ARRIVED.
Steamship wesphara scsenscn Hambsy Nov. and he sssh
steamship C.iairs Meeisn Liverpool Nov and Queenstown
steamship aor,somerr Fslrcoth Savannah H.e and
steamship Wysaoke Bourne hmoS City P0ni AMI soroh nd~'
Steamship Saratoga Couch Richmond City Point and sOrOi rd's
sea%hp TILL. Partridge Galveston Nov H. Key IVES, ud's
S ST. s.yG s M' % sr,T'e St :S s
ship Glehser Jam y. Glasgow q days mase.
Bsrk Flo. Richie Pane Eilabchport Tor A.-snv,n
Brig John Bowen Amsbu BonleauI 80 days va View L""s"
.cuooSERs-RIyER ,sp conrvrE-
Benz. z. Wright, Boston. ieoao1 EA5oose- -
Geo stsSchs Portland c. NJ SmiiS Portland, CT
IT. N. C,osEey Boston. T. Doran Boson.
s whglt- Porland, c. ? a Barr sln;Hete.
w. Ben SorwlcR NV iiTii,h Gloaeestr.
j $ Terry Providence. seaiior. PaWtacset
Hannah 9lacsm,n, Brso- Rel Wing NANTUCKET
Cerro Gordo, Norwich. ua.a Agae
A. IIeaiOn Fall River. :. Gar Providence
Elizabeth 4 Helen. Providence. ksser. Norsleh.
u. G. Aekcn Eiia0ethGort j. y Ross. blzabethoor
Harhinger BhnhethpOr- o. Smith h.tAhetb'ou.
II. = kutIm. ElahethpOr- = burio1 bhLAaes.pofL
KITE K,lIahan, Ri1ate;hpor. Evelyn, kls6eipor
George E.gar Ehyals'hpor. Onward BhEtethpsrt
Brg T. A.. Darrell Pts. koHteyiieo 81 days hides
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoToS Nov 2aArved ship Ken1ckan Freeman hvn Calcutta
MISCELLANEOUS.
The scbr L. Adams from New York for Key West pat into
Ph aielphia 22d inst. leaking.
Tie sehr Pere Keys. Fla, for NevYork 20; INTO
one5s Hole 20 short Of provisions had also lost part Of seo "'
and split sails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
,ohn porleycon is dangerous fellow. Poet

John Barleycom is dangerous 1eiiOw. foet
and .rson have always sung and said that death turks
- ,h crn into which he IL distilled in liquid ana one
o. ~ recent accidents would indicate that he is TO he
e,ar,aa AGAINST even when running through wooden
s,,o,, an nj. solid form. Young Jerome Leonard OF
I,h.ca who wa. playing about the loft OF
,. avs ago seated himself in the center OF DIN OF
n.,av airectly over the mouth Of the tube through
h,ch :, Was running down to the ground Moor he sat
,,ov,ns the novel sensation OF the grain sinking from
Nm an he found himself at the ibottonl OF cone
uhuel -, surrounded all sides by hlgn Walls OF
'n bar.ycorns Attempting at last 70 u.s. nis uc.
Jain no foothold III the trescherous moving
enoi. and Struggling like q man In quek.ahu, nc
,nt With the yellow tide into the mouth OF he
sloNS oden spout The boys who were with MN gavs
Ica' AZ once but by the time the men DeloN hiu
sd the row Of grain and rushed up stairs the sol.
~ The hspless youth was hshd suekhs w ~
,, ,,tnm OF the bin, which soon ceased 10 "rtne'
,J black and fell limp and lileess upon .e sta,
, - once commenced digging MIN OUT, ann ne az
nv! ,a,oht again TO light; but IN wnht pickle
soon "a LILY IL death. He had doubled up as nc shk
s,t and his head and feet were Janned Close
. nv 10 the imminent peril OF MS splhal al ~,
s 49, face was black, and fOr some SECONDS nc uiu
, h,sathe At length. however, he gased opened nv
no "a commenced to rerpire feebiy lie 10 INV Sran
W, covering In a more serious casJ oi piecirey
uair - lind which occurred IN western towh tno
Tue ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the accident was the tnud OF me
nistaa oorpse upon the hoof a. s,ot rom .ne
, apny md of the pipe, among the appalled, ~orh"~'
~, rs. Who play IN grain bins take ~sfhihx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
INSURANCE PREMIUMS PAID To AGENTS AT THE
POLICY-HOLDERS RISK.

In the case of the Western Insurance Go. OF
Buffalo agt. Arthur Gamble and Others before Judge
McCuun Yesterday II appeared from the evidence that
Matthew BOVINE an broker, obtained policies
for the Defendants Gamble paying him $40 premium IN
check to the order OF Bovine, who deeamped with H.
The Company contend that the policy is annuled since
they never received the premium on It. Gamble claims
that he paid il TO Bovine the agent OF the Company
The Company answer by producing policy which con-
tains the statement HAT II the holder Of policy paws
the premium the agent Is ut the risk OF the assured
and by denying that Bovine IL their agent Judge BIC
Gum directed a verdict for the plaintiff for $50 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
DECISIONS.
~ .InlOe

SupIeac L0Vt-ChdMbtTs-by JUugt bIduF:-
of a-t tr,a-aoon granted II milton agt Wehster-Moion
granted on schott snydr gran ed
Same AT denied but without costs Prce gt kucs
Mooa gravel Ddndera ag Ireiandhonon granted Me ~ e
RAN .r P,2.leyay granted Told Lemlden-Defendani
rnst sp n the 18th November 10 be examined et
Charlie, ert AlbeMOuon denied u conhrm report
Carioo-Brby Couse.Orier settled Romer agt
denied In last viii and testament OF fr.ns Forms
D.cre probate will granted Cook agt CooE-Reei BACK
Waace aqt Pauhag-Molon granted and reference ordered
Superi0r C0urt-SpecidL 1erm.-By Judge Spencer
T,s AZ, Th Guardian Mutual Life Insurance COOrler granted
Harrison DovnJudgmeu sustaining demurrer WIN leave 70
plaintiff payment Of PAe ag Aus Liverpool ga
In, Co aq Henderson Cloud NsEke Turner agt kanke Coz
is act Gordon Terrell Mlerorters granted Bunap Az
Reference eaultler sgI Indal-h0IOl ssh4
Cosks a L Goiis rl-doion denied withtu eosts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
THE FINGLEToN HOMICIDE.

Application was made to Judge Barnard yes
eray for tho discharge on habeas corpus and eertoa
OF Adam andfred, tie baker, who, az reported yester
day. has been indicted and rearrested for the murder 81
James Fingeton. For the prisoner 1t was argued that
the Coroners Jury the best judges Of his guilt OF
innocence and that their conclusion ought 10 De nLa
For the people It held that after the Grand Jury had
indicted the prisoner for murder IN the fst degree,
the Court had no right back and examine the teti
mOny taken before the Coroner's Jury Decision re-
served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
MURDERED BY LIQUOR.

Deputy Beach yesterday made
postmortcm examination OF the body OF Mrs. Mary
Davidson alleged to have been brutally murdered by
her husband In the tenement No. 900 Cherryst and
found that her death the result OF conyusions,
caused by the excessive OF liquor There were marks
OF violence but the injuries she had sustained not
sufficient TO have caused death Coroner Rollins viii
conclude the inyesgation on Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
DUTIES OF COMMISSIONERS or ESTIMATE AND
Ass EssMENT

Judge Brady has decided against an apphca-
ton lately made behalf Of Patrick CaliacDah ior an
order setting aside award made by the Commissioners
Estimate and Assessment in the matter OF the MOTIF
ing Side Park the ground that the land taken pe
award and who claimed hold IL under tax lease In
a long opinion the Judge decides that the award mace
by the Commissioners, having been confirmed by tBe
Court after giving all parties opportunity to be
heard in opposition, Is final aud binding In regard
10 the estimates and awards Nevertheless he Slyr,
1t is not conclusive upon the rights Of claim.
ants inter sese so that the applicant II not
without remedy. but may by action and the interpo-
ston OF tho equity 0f the Court successfully pro
tect his rights, IT, alleged the Lease executed by the
city authorities the sale for taxes nuity. Judge
Brady holds that the Commissioners justified In rec
Ognizing the lease and changing the award, although
where there adverse claimants is doubtless best 10
award TO unknown owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24

when cancoled or transferred by him. The amount OF
insurance By this Company the county biinnns,h ~
about 500 600 Tho resolution was not aoop'e1 anu
matter Ma ed 70 the Law Committee for investgS
tlDI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
THE COURTS.

NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
BAR.
The Committee on Character, Jas. r. Hin,
Carlisle Norwood and Thompson will meet In the Gen
y, when ali annIicants for admission 10 the Bar
guired 10 be in attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
No steamship Ma.lA
SATURDAY. Nov.
PtSSENGERS ARRIVED.


PROM HAHBURG-ll sie.msaip wesphsEA Eoy. 23H Prsls
Jos Uher o. T. Coi H1rT hmfe7. Lest Aot FoshnahR OAR
r. Born and lamily, JACOB haycs and family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
DEPARTURE OF FOAEIGY MAILS.
THURSDAY Nov a.

THURSDAY Nov "a -.
Thanksgiving PostOhe- and all Msis eos ths dsy o."
o'elock a. ~. .
MAILS Europe Ouoen Liverpool desnsbe
TsIh Cnsd Dock Jsrsey Gty Post Omoe ct s;S
No Supplementary Mail -
hs for Havana and West Indies per steamship Cos@hA
Rom No ~ r. close a; y str hp ssil Al oeoeh
FRIDAY Nov. Is.
No steamship Ma.lA
SATURDAY. Nov o. -
Mails Tor Buope via steamship f 81
Efofrn from Pier No IS " r. Close tie PosO5oe at $50
No suYolenentfrT Nal. Stsm hip calls ate a N.
Mails for France via Brs VILE A. Paris ss. hgn
Pier No 20 n r. oos al the PostOfoe 500 No suppe
uentry Mall.
the German STATES via pcr steamship
foo Thris HOlokcn doe the Sappe
meatary NAL steamship sais a. 2 :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24

sun ,. 1890 6s5 SHn Az Moon ssts.... e;b
utsH -.
saDl, Cows Island. sfl Hell Iaf '''''pp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24

CorRr PAPPKlIs-ALBANY " w. Nov 2Jlhe dSy e@'hi NOV
Is 1870: Nos c. 49!, a.. "a, 49,, 81, 5ds. o. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
Ocean CLEANERS.

NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIVERPOOL ami LONDONDERRY,
from Pie DO North River,
FvrRY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAf
ANGLIA SATURDAY, November IS .
First Cap rassaec -65 and @55 InernehAe so seeses
So e:e.rye uclrs from above ports. So - -.
"" HENDERSON BROTHERS, Ascnts,
. Da. nugurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24

gTEAA TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No North River ....
EklN bragg. SAt ~ hphi
VIRGINIA IRnAf Deeth.ei . -
Passage TO LIVERPOOL or Queenstown, os5n' r 1'4
s2s Prepaid Seersge tickets IRON Liverpool Sueou''"'' "
derry Glss,os. So . ov.. 4, 81 p,oAs-
For further PARTED .Ipy de cGnrsnT 9 iS %
way. ?. v. . ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26
A New Almanac.

1t is the custom among makers of almanacs to
make predictions Of the weather, sometimes for
a year to come. These predictions are seldom
if ever verified. When the events foretold como
to pass it is generally by ga scratch" as billiard
players call it, or more by good luck than good
guidance" as the old proverb has it. So, when
the farmer looks for dry weather and sunshine.
as announced in his almanac, 1t il sure to rain.
and when the housewife expects rain to fill her
cistern, as she was told in her almanac, the sun
Is very apt to be shining in all his glory; but,
with al theSe drawbacks, it is almost impossible
to get along, keep house, do business, get mar.
RED, &c, without good almanac. The great
difficulty with the old style of almanscs has
always been their unreliability. 1t is easy to
prophecy to the future, but very hard to cause
events to happen as predicted. It 10 far easier
to reverse the plan and predict, not what will
occur, but what has happened! This i 70 b
the plan OF THE Almanac of the PERIOD alias
"Beemus, his Chronological Guide
Our almanac will be found to be perfectlv "a.
liable. We do not propose to speculate o. 70
the unknown future. We expect to get enough
OF that but we will deal with things whereof
we know. So much for the INTRODUCED We
begin with
l3th.-A partial eclipse of r.diculism in N.
middle states and West Northumberland /, call.
ca upon to pray--much "cuS.in" by Greeley--
Beecher knocks the bottom out If IN. rfor,.,
regions and plants THAT red !,t ,ec,i,u cit,
flowers.
Observation-Disclosures begin to treat and sh.ts
hands-a great many fair promises made-more
frauds discovered in the revenue departmsnt--
Grant writes a letter 30 Missouri-mucb we.thor
scattered along the balance of the mon,l,. and :.
great deal OF liquor punished
NOVEMBER
Sth.--An election held in several plnces--vo.
ting early and often--candidates and vo,ers vor-
orally suffering from "drouth," and several mil.
lions OF drinks tnken--Cdndidates ceased IN front
and shake hands-many voters 'qaid ont nam.
didates ditto
9th.-Radicals looking blue-mauv te,,w.
of both parties looking red--the little Bnl, CON.
70 grass-defeated candidates before radio, nan.
ventions around condolng in hornl with do.
feated radicals, and taking horns with thu suc.
cesstul "unterrifed"- pale blonde cease, n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

WHAT 10 DO WITH THE COLD MKAT.-Ninoe
sny Kind Of cold meat season it we'll, and mix
With sona gravy thicksned almost to paste
vith syelh e egga Make into balls, aad dip
then too OF three times into eggs and bread
crumbs, and Try them brown. There should not
b much fit minced, or the balls will not b
firm enough, This il good breakfast relish.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

sails-s 1t Of ovsrioysd young Democrats d
otsavs go out 10 shoot some CLANS" and they
didnt sheet solitary clam, and the ELAINE CAP
turs he shootists. Moro anon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

BREAD AND BUTTER PUDDINa.-When dry
bread il left, spread it with butter, and pile
up the slices on pudding dish. Fill in with
sustard. edda few raisins. Bake long enough
% cock the cnlArd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

EvN SALE.-The subsc riber offers for SALE on reasor
awe terms, the following lands aud town lots situated
In la Sail' county, TO Wit:
LANDS
10 Acres-WH swh Of Eh MEX Sec Q, 7. G3,R3
~ Across a. of CanaD ~ MEX Sec. II, T.a3 R.3
80 Acr's-Wl9 sWM Sec. 81, 4, 81, R.3.
100 Acrcs-NWl1 See. q T. 81 R3.
TOWN LOTS.
lots Il, Block ), States Addition to Ottawa.
unaiS lot II, Block l, States Addition to Ottawa
Lots - 81 %, 10, In Block q, States Addition to
OTTAWA.
Lots 9,l0 II, u, H. ri, %, Giock rs satos Addition
tn Ottawa
lot q. Block SO, states Addition to Ottawa
10, Is, Block 80 Ottawa Centre.
The above viii bs sul Tor part casa town. and the residue
on time to suit purchasers For further particulars pply 10
Albert r. Dow Canal OOc-, Ottawa.
Ottawa, May 10, lS6s-tf r. f. COODpIL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

PLAN BOOKS. Memorandum Books aud Pass
- Dooks'W 49, OSMAN HAPkMAE'S,
West OF the Court House Square,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26
ME INDIAN GREEK MILLS.

'NHE INDIAN CIs IcIGE& MILLS,
m Ire Undersigned desires to inform the public that he has
~. NJ, III Ml "a ursate repair with addition Turbine
Mn attached to OF Briggs Patent Under. Runner
oncs making one Of tho best mills for
w. ~ Wv gouhlry; and having employed first class miller,
M con M a he can make much and good flour
.a w hhue any where Those having gsts gri nd are
w Hve HIM rail- as be Is doermd to spare pains
@m tenueng them well satisfied. The highest market
sale q! the owpst rsos s InSEpi: IA iiIOWHyo'
September !ati 1870. ' i o ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

M Az LII WAREHOUSE. TO LETT
Inc Mag Warehouse Property at the crossing of Main
eet ana uG sdecut In Ottawa, TO rent for more
VHrs' Apply 70 BECKWITH 4 HART,
At llossaCks old stand.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.

THE MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO HEALTH, the
radical cure OF SpermaorrhPa Seminal Weakness limo
tency Mental and Physical Incapaeity mpcdments to Mar
rage etc., and the Veneea and Syphlitc Maades, with
Symptoms Gonorrhaa elect STRUCTURES and all diseases
the skim such scuryy Scroula Ulcers. Bo Botches and
induced by selfindulgence or sexual Extravaganza.
The celebrated author in this admirable Treatise, clearly
demonstrates from forty years successful practice that
alarming consequences OF seabuse may be radically cure
pointing out mode OF cure ut simple certain
4a by means o. which every sufferer matter what his
radically tS This Book should be in hands of every
youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal, In plain envelope. Price 20 cts
Address DIR. LEWIS, No Beach ST. New York
Forty years private practice. n,arl2-lyr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16
A. f. LA EONTAINE,
SEVENTH SON.

AND only man living who points out every disease whou, the
parent saying word or asking question viii IN
practice AT his rooms ut the IA RIA LOUISE. Otta.
wa MS, commencing Friday, December l;th 1869 and re-
MAN nl october l,t 1870 consultation free ONCE hours
from O'Clock \, N.toSP.M.
Having Tor many years given hs whole time the
ment and Investigation of chronic Diseases more especially OF
the Liver Lungs and Blood and having been long and iavora
ply known ~ every state and Territory IN the Union the
tskin anu successful physician IN the OF chronic
diseases being formerly Professor Ma,cra MedCa, Thcra
peuucs Pharmacy Medical Botany. and diseases Women
and children, In Central Medical College; also in the New
YORK College oi HEALTH and the Central City Hospital. &c.
ana mas placed opportunities within his reach OF mean i'm
portancc, md has added largely to his skill and
Remember that Dr. La fonianc l. the only physician In the
world that has made liver lung and blood diseases speciality
Tor whole lie timc and the only who has discovered
full andtrne theory OF the origin andcertan rom.
plants. Dr. La Fonthinc has Specific
Ottawa, May .th 1870.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16
JSpefixI 4etifes.

kclecsac or New School System or Medicine.
Embracing modern reform and improvement In the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedes dispensed with.
They produce sv and lay the foundation for future i'll health
Parents should that their children not dosed with
such incidence for they be well afterwards. All
mineral Dosons alike injurious. The greatest modern
Improvement In medicine consists In containing the active
medical principles Of roots and plants concentrated
form. They Eclectic Remedies, and before
eQualed in the treatment Of disease. When judcOusy sd
ninstered. they meet disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Represents this great reform In medicine and will attend
sonay upon all forms Of disease either acute chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases dpthera cnolera
Group dysentery eves, &C. very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic prsctones they scarcely losing
while in old chronic cases they noted everywhere They
are always called repair the mischief produced by
other physicians With their kill cure remedies.
Coughs o. 10 or Is years standing; Catarh, with the de-
structlon OF TIE bones and soft tissues Of the Com
sumption. with partial loss of lungs; Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss Of parts Hip disease with inability
walk; scrofuons diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness from to 20 continuance Rheumatism, with
enlarged and anchyosed joints Spermaorrhea with demen
tia; Diseases Of the Eye, &c. have been cured all
of which will be most happily referred for thebeneft
those similarly afflicted He in all cases Of
Fever and Ague.
Diseases of Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical Of every variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints Consult him dec. 22-sptf
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70 TEACHERS.

Public Examinations Teachers will be held on the fourth
Saturday Of each month Vt The High School Building In Oa.
Hereafter persons will be examined teach
La sale county except az the places and times appointed
public examinations By the Coupy superintendent Mr. VIM
jenkins Of Ottawa my authorised deputy but he will not
examine applicants during the intervals between DAYS ap.
pointed for public examinations VIZ fourth Saturday Of
each month. -
In once Bank of La Sale La Sale Ms every Mon.
day. t,kO. - WEDGEWODD
April g, lsi0-iy County School Superintendent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16
THE RICHEST FARMING
LANDS IN THE WORLD.
100000 ACRES FOR SALE
To Actual settlers.
NEOSHO VALLEY. KANSAS.

Union racine Railroad Co. Southern Branch.
The Lands now offered by this company are situated mainly
wNhh twenty niles on each side road extending
hundred and seventy miles along the NEOSHO VAIL EY-thc
West. ' " ' - '~
Onehd of the labor required east in the culture OF
farms viii insure here double of cops For orch
ards grape culture and small fruits in general is
BulLDlNG MATERIAL AND FENCING of every variety
and In great abundance ''
STOCK RASlNGThe rich native grasses OF the nraIre.
and bottoms with the large unoccupcd lands I'm con.
necton with the dry. mild and open Winters present UNEQUAL
ed advantages for the raising cattle sheep and hors
DalH lNG-ln such country, with ranges for stock IN.
cheese must be profitable - '' N""
fEulTGROWlNG is one Of the Secale az demonstrated
Dy te Gold medal awarded to the State Kansas nv
pennsylvania State Horticultural Society ~ collection ~
fLmIn mWJJnsmd Jgr size. Bedty and F1dyoy."
The CLIMATE AND HEALTH of Kansas are uncqualed
mendations settlement ~ ~ '0N''A'
PRICES OF LANDFrom 81 TO s. per acre. credit of ten
C0l years time. ~ " 'o''
VI Inns or sALf-one.,ent down at time of purchase
NO payment the second year a'er mill
c?Tm comps iSl Of payments, with annual interest
lii HEAD LAND OFFICE is locoted at JUNCTION
CITY To all purchasers lands Jee tickets from this roin
are given over the road. " 1 ''
further
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

As reported by RIALE BROS. Wholesale and Retail Grocc
No. IL La Sale street.
Ottawa, July Is, 1870.
The markets for corn and oats are lower. quite
contrary to what might have been expected from
The advance in gold. New potatoes and apples
are in abundance, also blackberries, cucumbers
and other green fruits. No particular change
is made, except in the grain market. We quote
as below:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-16
Chicago Market.

Chicago, July Is.
Flour-Better. White winter extras, $1,000
$50; Spring extras. $45045.OO; superfnes $3.50
Gals.
Wheat-Quiet. x1.l2Q1.l3 for No. spring;
$1O5g$1.06 for No. 2, and 92c for rejected.
Confirm. S2gS5c tor No /, 79QSOc for
No. 2: &c for rejected and "A for no grade.
Oats-Wesk ut 46a47c for No. 3
Rye-SOc Tor No.
Barley-63cG6Sc for No. 2.
Potatoes-3Oa4Oc per bush.
Butter-23G24 for choice table
Eggs-154l6c.
Hogs-$S5O@$9.O according to weight.
Cattle-Dull. Choice steers, $7.jOQ$7.15;
fair I'd class, SG.50a7.75 medium to good butch.
ers' stock, S5.25a7.25 common to choice COWS
and heifers, $j.5Oa625; inferior and mixed
stock, $3.O0G3.75.