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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-08
Financial and Commercial.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OPPloB OF DAnr INTElLI0ENCER,

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. Z, 1870
A fair amount OF trade has been done with
very little change in prices. The market geneF-
ally arm, and more confidence is felt in the rcgu'
larlty and stability Of prices. Vi ..a,tl
APPIEs-- Unchanged ranging from 81 500
8 % for fair to prime, and So 2So3 30 for choice
BUTTEE-U Unchanged at 8O0S3C for choice;
GladcsSSe. qr ra..rJ ,'l r. l1.
BRoOns Fancy, a 90, 81 80 and $475; plain
e 1903 26. oI
BUCkwuEAr FLoUR-In good demand; 81 90
per barrel. ..........-..,
CuEEsE-Q Quiet; Western Reserve l40lbc ;
Goshen 16JS016c. '
CaANBERRiRs-s Sales of cultivated at $l3 per
bArrelH i ,i'auf ItE1' ll
CARSON ol1.-salcs at 9403Sc, and no charge
for package. I s. ia ,''-r
coEpEE-Good to prime Rio at IS001c; choice
to fancy 21X099c. rn.hl" q. p,
RGOs-The market is quiet and unchanged at
2O090c. 4n ".. n.a
FlsH-Lake Herring 81 IS; White Fish 90 90;
Lake Shad q 25; No. medium Mackercl $S 80;
No. medium 81 so; No. largo $l3 90 per hall
Dbl. u,
FLOUR = Market steady. We quote fancy
at ST7E@s 90; choice whIto wheat family,
So 6O07 90; red wheat family, IS 1906 90
Rye Flour, &575. .'"''i.
GRAM RAeat- Unchanged; We continue to
quote strictly choice white at 81 1901 20 No. /
red at 81 O5a1 10. Oau-iON45c. Corn-5O1S5C
forn Rw-7O0T5c. Barley Dull at 7S9SOc.
GLASs-Flrst quality sxlO, % Is; 1Oxl9, 1915,
second quality sx1O, 81 80; 10xl3, s. 90 2 box Of
50 feet, net prices. D..
GNsENa-SOc per lb. I.".
Ho6s-Haye been arriving freely; last Balcs re-
ported at $3.50 The receipts arc steadily In
creaslng, and packers arc not anxious for CON
tracts ahead. IS 1905 80 Indicates tho range ol
the market, .. ~. ... ri. ,.,
HAT-Baled at $1S9IS. a fI .rrl. ,..,.,
LARD on-We quote winter strained at 81 20.
HoXET-Salcs at 250SOc. ...,, .L,r...,
NAHs-1Od to God, q 90; Sd to Sd. = %; Cd
% I'd, q so. ,'... ul.t G.aE
PROvIsIoNs-Bulk shoulders. fully cured, S1i
69c. Moss pork $94. Lard-TIerces lSSc; kegs
I5C. Now Bacon-Hams 2Oc, Breakfast Bacon
1Sc. 1l .... ~ U.r .H. ta. uitll.
PoTAroEs-we quote sales at 75c, with mOder.
ate,supply. .rtuu.GH HN
RIoE-Ncw Carolina SK0sc for prime. q.
RAGS-4c. w G is. ..E .i 80 h
sERDs-B -Blaxseed-$I IS. Timothy seed 81 80.
Glover 6j<97c. rf. r.I.5... ulI
Baltimore GO065C; New York 7OGsOc;
Choice DripS Sc. .aauHa ylHl .a. .ui.
,suOARs-sNew Orleans, l2X0l4c; Porto Rico,
I00lSc; Cuba 1iHGSl2e; Crushed, 14H0l4,Ic; A
Coffee, I4c; D Coffee, 1SXc; c Coffee, lSKc.
soDA-BeRt New Castle 6Xc in kcg. ...
Z, BAKM0 PowDER-8Sc pGr pound. #-f
soAE-Family sac; German &c; Eastern 10
0l9c. H .y. li 7dsaI Ips.
STARCH -7@sc; Maizena, 1S0l4c. ..,.ut. .
SHoT AKD IEAD-BAr Lead 11c . pound; Shot
g 80 2 bag. oaf .jnrHE
y tsAET-DAiry g %; Ohio River $9OO.
sNUIT-7Oc; do. In boxes Of six dozen $S26.
TOBAoCo-F Firm; Manufactured unchanged;
Navy OS07bc; dark 1Os and Hs 6s07Sc; bright lOs
and As TOGsOc. ~ t.".'
.THA-GuupowdCr 81 4OaI 7S; Young HySon
81 lSO11 90; Black 81 OO6IlO AiI
I
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NEW YORK CITY.
New York, Dec. {

..,,.. t,,, New York, Dec. 2.
3 Three years ago. Jay Cooke scnt,twen.
ty:thrte Government bonds, of 81 900
each, to the Treasury Department, and
they were redeemed The bonds were
spurious, and the tinancier when cal led
upon refused to refund the money. The
Government thenysued him. and thejury
gave verdict to the United States to the
amount clGined: 'EliGcosts arc Baidto be
over $4,000. ,,, ,.,.-,s =.
The health officers discovered SIX new
cases of smallpox in the Eastern district,
Yesterday, and one in the Western.
! The steamer Old Colony, boundlfrom
Newport to New York. ran into the brig
A. F. Sarabee, or Harts Island, ycster.
day, striking her on the port quarter,
causing her TO fill with water. She was
towed to the Flats Mt City Island, near
the railway. The Old Colony sustained
slight injuries, After the collision one
man was missing from the briggs crew.
There was collision Monday night, In
tic tog9 betwcentlls Isaac Belgand Cham.
piOts The Bell was badly damaged, md
had one man killed,
There was SOrosis meeting held last
night at DelmOniCUs, where the proceed.
ings were varied by the introduction OF
solemn pledge Of utilization.
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Republican Senatorial Caucus-..-
Schurz and Trumbull in Attend.
ances -


Republican Senatorial Caucus..:.
Schurz and Trumbull In Attend
ance. % ''''' 80
CIR. Gin. Commercial. u n...a
WASHINGTON. December G, 1870.
Tho Ronuhlicsn Senators met in Caucus
today. and appOinted committee to re.
mort n 4 fnture meeting on the subject Of
revising the Senate committees. Tie ses.
sion lnstcd nearly an hour, and IN inter
estlnr discussion nrose on a resolution In.
troduccd by, Senator Cameron, providing
for the appointment Of q committee to in
ouire whether INV action was necessary
TO promote the interests OF the Republican
party, The resolution Is understood to
have reference 10 the disaffection of several
Senators, their personal misunderstood.
ings. their coolness towards the President,
aTitl their want of tealty to the party. II
was supposed to have particular reference
to the New York Senators, and the Sena.
tors ifom Missouri. Mr.. Wilson opposed
.tlG resolution, on tile ground that II was
unnecessary, and lie Counseled harmony
and reconciliation in a quiet inauner,
without parade or show. Trumbull also
onposed Il AS mischievous. Sumner rather
favored IL Cameron advocated itstrong.
iv,, Tic resolution was finally. laid over
tor future action, and II is thought tho
next caucus will be an exciting one on
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oNH' CINCINNATI. December

SLNGIANAELt OcCHLHUNI u
iCoFrox Steady; mIddlIng 14Kc.
sI FLOUR-U Unchanged; family IS 3O05 80. 'l.
GRAIN--WhOAt-Rull prlceg asked, but nc, dc
mAnd, Corn steady at Soc, Rye unchanged al
s7690c. Oats scarce and Arm at4Sa5A7c. Barley
unchanged, Hl #'f .'' ..
,GRocERIEs-UuchAnged . ...
OILs-Linsecd oil dull and dropping at s769Ocj
Lard oil dull ind unchanged.
EaGB-Dull aud dropping 1t &c. ..
ii BuTTEn-UnchAnged ri'n. .s. ....
CHEEaE-Steady a. l4lhI6$c. .t ......-
SEEDs-CloVcr seed In good demand at l0H4
Tic. Timothy AFm at Gn5Ho. FlRxseed dull and
dropping at 81 1O0l 70.
Provisions dull aud dropping at SO for
spot, and slB 30 for future, Lard dull at IlS@
ike. Bulk Meats hrm; shoulders &c; sides 100
IoH, for clear rib and clear sides. Bacon In only
small IObblng demAld; EhOuldGrs lie, to come
out; aides i4c; clear RIB and clear l4Ac, Green
meats In good demand; Bales Of 10000 pieces;
shoulders at cooke; sides sA1sHc; hams lOH
Hos -Dnn; closing at 80 tOsS 80. Receipts
j 'ToBAcco- Scarce and drm Rt1609lXc.
WuRRY.-FlFm at BS696c, T.s.i I.........
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believe me-" he continued ingenuOusly,
this has made me Grants friend forever,
let come Of 1t what will" In addition to
this severe repentance, the Admiral adds
modest abnegation. He does not care for
the place OF Admiral, would be even con-
tent to leave the Navy, thereby aiding his
own interests more than he can in the
NAVY.
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New York Produce lIarket.

TT| "IT-"|I- N u INV LUEK1 UuCeWUuI q
CoroN-FIrm; mIddlDg uplAnds 1bHc.
F1OUB-Firm At $5 5000 OS.
GRAT5wSe1t steady; new spring w. wa
dropping; Sc for western. Oats hrm a. 6016it
7Gn7Sc for now, and 6lN8Sc for old.
PROVmIoNS- unchanged. Beof Steady
Cut meats unchanged. Bacon arm. Lard nm
EGSS-In fair request at ssSsic for fresh, and
3An2ic for lined.
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CHICAGO, December y.
FLoUR-UnchRnRed 1Sa=
GRIn-Wheat; No. 9spring Chicago hEmer and
Xe higher; closing at 81 exc. Corn; No. 3
mixed uuist aud armeF; closing at 46kc for new;
6iB@6Gc for old. Oats: No. . aFmer at 70 higher;
closed at S9Ke Rye: No. 3 dull; closing At CSC.
Barley; spring No. asquletAt nc.
HoGS-LivS easier ct 80 Oo06 70; dressed nom.
H.i c1ir4LE-QuiCt 10 Uo05 S.
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"A STRONG reason why Congress will
not repeal the law organizing tho term Of
tho 4th ol March, Is given by an officer Of
the House who has to do with the pay
ment Of members, who saysl that with o
Speaker elected TO slgn warrants for pay
and mileage, members could get their
compensation monthly; but, with the
House lnorgani1ed, they would have to
wait nine months before they could draw
q cent ---.-l.
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baltimore Market.

~, N BAILFlAoRE' DscehOeF aHl =
FLoUR-FlrmCr.
GRAIN-Whoat unchanged Corn duh and
prices shade lower; white 7Oc; yellow 7So. Oats;
demand good at fdll prices, at eOc. Rye at
7b0S5C. L VA. Lst..s I|-l
Provisions dull and nominal; meas ga,
Bacon; sides l4Xc. Bulk mBAtS; clear RIB eideS
l5c; shoulders lSJ6c; hams 10000. Lard iaH0
l4c. 90 "' u
-WHwKr--steady at soc. ..' tu..r ,r
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i Land on Caldwelrs Run.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made on the 18th
day Of September, A. D. 1859. by Alexander A,
Allison 70 James P. Rogers, Trustee, and record.
ed In tho otfice Of tho Recorder OF Ohio county
West VirgInis, in Deed Book No 81, page 89I, !
will sell 1t public sale 9t tho front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, on '.ii" 'll
Thursday, December 90, 1870,
At 10 o'clock A. n sAVe acres Of land, bO the
sAm0 more or less, situated on the south side Of
Caldwell's Run and bounded a. follows, Wig: Be-
ginning at stake on tho south side Of the Run,
thence q. 81 deg. ". II poles to sugar tree corn
Gr TO Samuel McLure's, thence with McLurV'S
line T. 10 deg. G, 38 poles 10 SlakS corner OWL
liam Collins, thence with his limo n, 81 deg. Q,
38K poles to tho beginning, together With all
privileges, Improvements and RpputtenAnebI.
Said deed or trust WAS made 70 secure 10 Alex.
AndCr Rogers, Of the city Of wheeling tho pay.
melt OF debt OF &88 i63, which said debt iseVl.
dGnced by 3 promIssary note bearing even dHte
with said deed Of trust made by A. A AllihOn
and n. II. Grrgg at Wheeling, W. Va, for lAld
snm Of $685. 6S, payable At the Wheeling Savings
Institution on the 1St day Of April, 1876 value re-
ceiVed. The amount OF principal and interest
claimed 70 be due and unpaid, Including interest
to the day Of sale, is S4Ol .96 for which sum the
sale will be made. The title 10 believed to bo un
Gxcepti0nablc. Terms, One.thlrd cash; balance
ln six aud twelve months with interest.
nOv2leOl JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
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''E!IGa. Election 81 66f 4Iabama senator
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec.

In the Joint convention to-day for the
cle"tion dk United States Senator, Gold.
thwattc Dcm.) received G5 votes, War.
ner (Rcp.) 90, and Harrison iI2epl IA
Goldthwaite having received one major.
ity on iall the votes cast, was declared
elected Tor tho term of six years from
March next GoldthwaitG has been Judge
Of the Circuit and Supreme Courts, and
Is an able lawyer. He has been citizen
OF Montgomery for over 40 years, and the
people greatly rcloiced in his election.
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The Richmond Wig explains that
General Malone gets only $eJ, 900 salary
as President Of various consolidated rail-
roads extending from Norfolk, Va, to
Cumberland Gap, Tenn.
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SENATOR MORTON thinks the Repub.
lIcans will be more united than heretofore,
as the late elections have taught them that
they cannot "divids and conquer" 'ls,i lss4
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Robbery Of U. S. Bonds In Missouri.
ST. LoUIs, DecemBerT.

The. sleeping rOam1of W. J.. ,Bodcn.
haIner, receiver at the U. s. Land Office,
Al Springfield, Mo-, was robbed Tuesday
night Of i've thousand dollars; No clue
10 the robbers. r.a ,tir.H.. .mr.
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IT Is stated that Henry G. Bowdeu has
offered to Vice President COlfax the edi-
torship of the Brooklyn Union. I.II I'd
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The Black Sea Question.

90
Dispatches from C6nslantinople an.
nOunces that the Sublime Porte siguifed
his willingness to accept conference for
the settlement Of the question raised by
Russia, provided the discussion be con-
fined to this topic. ans. .,.....-..
The feeling ofinsecurity caused by the
demand OF Russia relative to Paris treaty
has almost vanished. It Is reported from
Alexandria that the Knedive ol Egypt
will be prepared within few days to arm
one hundred thousand men with breech.
leaders. ........... -. .....,.-,t..
%" ID. ST. PETERsRURo, Dec. O.. T..
Immediately after tie publication Of
GortschakoFs note to Granville, private
were opened here for the
purpose of building q feet TO operate on
the Black Sea. The Regieungbate, gov
crnment messenger and official newspa-
per, publishes an editorial saying the
scheme is not necessary, as the delences
we're secure, and this was q time Of peace.
II Is understood that the subscriptions
have been prohibited by the government
The Wreck of the Union.
,ra. LONDON, DECEMBER Q. b
A dispatch from Peterheand, Scotland,
dated the 9th, announces that the North.
German steamer Hansa, has taken on
board the passengers Of the ill.fated
steamer Union. They numbered $40.
The cargo and stores go to Bremen In
another steamer. It is thought probable
the Union will be saved. r ~ go
England Coming to America to Buy
r" Arms. 7-"'t
i.r .1.a LONDON, December @.
The English Government has given a
contract for sixty batteries, eight guns
each, Of Gatling's metrailleuscs, 10 be
made in America.
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Nothing further has been received re-
garding the crew Of the missing steamer
Marip0sa. flar .uwruED O.. al.ui
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New York Money and stock Market.


An Organized raid was made upon tho stock
market today by the Withdrawal Of loans and
tho locking up process. At one timo during the
day money was sharp at Z per cent, but &c the
close Q was the general rate on governments, and
on railway, and mixOd cOllAteFalS and names at
i63,I Wealthy houses arc mentioned In con-
nectlOn with this strlngency, owing TO the pres
ence in town Of the National Bank exAmlnerB
The attempt TO make money stringent has been
abandoned. Rock Island was very weak, and Il
was rumOrcd Tracy was Q heavy seller. Gold
wac dull and steady during the afternoon closing
at liOk. The rates paid for borrowing TO.
dBy was a18 per cent nat. CARRYING l01 per
cent. The Erpr6SJ says the stock exchange pre-
scented more active, Sccnc this afternoon than
for some time. In consequence o. the
general pressure to tho the entiro list OF
active speculative securltieS, the market
suffered general decline, and exhibited cOnSld.
cradle weakness. New York Central seemed TO
be vulnerable point aud Its stock declined 70
9O4, and tcrip 10 SiH, which dragged down the
entire list. The decline IN New York Central "
due to tho continued heavy sales by parties &C
credited with holding confidential relations with
the COmmodpFe. State securities wGG very
quiet with limited transactions.
STERLING BxCHANGg-BAnkcrS' bills at 9A.
STATE SRCURITIES-MlBsOuri B2k; Tennessee,
old, 90; do new, IS: Virginia. new, 6S; do old 69;
North Carolina, old, a. new, @iH. ..# ...l
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
UnIted States Sc OF 1881, coupons, lI8k
FIyG-tWenties Q669) Observation-Disclosures l91H
Fiye.twenties tiSBlj, iO6T
FiVe.tWenties (166S. l06N
Fiye.tWcnties ll865l new. I09H
Fiye.twentieS (lS8O, .i0aH
Fiye-tWenties (l66Sl, l09X
Ten.FortIeE. i0BE
Currency lIDK
sToCKs-WestcEn Union Telegraph. ~; Adams
Express, 65; Wells, Fargo b Co.. sly. United
States. 8l&; American, 40; Paciac Mall, 49h;
New York Central, gOS; do scrip 81; Brie, y
Harlem. 1914: Reading, lO3K; MlchiRAn Cen,
traI. i9OH; cleveland i Pittsburgh, los; North.
western. 79H; do preferred, 69K; Rock Is
land, 1lOH; New jersey Central, 1851; 81 Paul,
SOY; do preferred, SOX; Wabash, 60X; do pro
EefFed, Is; Fort Wayne, q; Chicago and Alton,
land. Columbus J. Cincinnati, 6GK; Darlington
and Quincy, l59; Lake Shore, 9lH; Illinois Cen-
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ACCORDING to the 7blado Blade Andrew
Johnson Is neither o Republican nor q
Democrat, but simply q johnson man.
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LwAlls:HINGToN.l
THE ENGLISH. MISSION.
iWAsH1NGTON, December I.

!. WASHINGTON, December 7.
The President said to q Senator yester.
day that he had not yet decided on an up.
pointnient for the English Mission. No
Cabinet officer, Senator or member has
vet been found who knows anything ot
The subject, and tits. believed the Presi-
dent has kept his own counsel throughout.
Senators think there'is no cause for haste,
and that there IS no need fora Minister
until the administration is prepared to
give definite instructions on the Alabama
claims, and that this cannot be done until
the sentiment of Congress is developed.
TIE REVENUE OFFICE.
The President is also said to have re-
marked that he Is in no hurry to appoint a
Commissioner oil Internal revenue; that
he Is satisfied with the conduct Of Doug
lass, and that no harm can follow delay.
FFTHE QUESTION OF SPECIE RESUMPTION.
The Committee on Banking and Cur
rency held their first meeting to-day. The
subject of specie payments comes up for
an informal interchange of, tho views still
unsettled. j The question between this
committee and the Committee on Ways
and Means, as to which the subject Of
resumption properly belongs, and each
committee claim Jurisdiction over il.
,urs ANOTHER LAND GRAB.
A circular signed BY all the delegation
from Wisconsin except one, advocating
the passage ofa resolution granting lands
to tile railroad to be built from Madison
to Lake Superior, was distributed among
the members Of the House, yesterday.
This common practice among the lob.
byists, butit is believed that C0ngresmen
have not before resorted TO 1t.
d ADMRAE PORTER TO BE Abolished.
There Is no longer any doubt among
Senators and Members that the rank Of
Admiral of the Navy will be speedily
abolished, because the office Is useless,
and partly to relieve the President Of the
embarrassment of deciding whether to
nominate Admiral Porter or not. ALI the
Senators and Members who have OK.
pressed their opinion arc in favor Of
abOlishing the Office. C."
PoRTER's LETTER ABOUT GRANT.
The President has flot resumed friendly
relations with Admiral Porter, and he
maniiests much disappointment and
chagrin at Porter's course. The original
letter Of Porter's to Secretary Welles is
non eSt at the White House, and is ex-
hibited 70 Congressman, who. arc curious
TO Yiewit. gr.rnlls.t gus' uaarGrl
,,I.ls, 1yLnav-,,A,, IS.
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phiIadeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December I.
-FLouR-Dull and unsettled; family s 1900 %;
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged. Ryo CSC. Corn
lower: yellow 7667sc; new 7O07Sc. Oats nm
PROVISIONS Declining; mess pork 2lbO. Lard
Ia013Kc. ..l .1H9,.tu9 Il,
WHIsRY-Unchanged. '..' w. i.'''' ~
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Great Strike of Miners in PennsyIva-
r-. asunia Coal Region.
SCRANTON, Dec. 5.

The miners in the districts operated by
tho Delaware, Lackawa1na and Western
Railroad Company 10 day resolved by q
vote Of one thousand to four hundred, TO
suspend work. The accompany reduced the
wages OF miners to forty-fiye cents car.
Upon the reduction the suspension Is
based. All men at the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company's works arc also
out, but apparently not upon definite ac-
tiOn by them, as in the. case Of the Della.
ware, LackAwanna and Western Com
pany's men. The supply Of coal in stock
by the three great companies is probably
sufficient TO meet the demand Of the mar
ket for some months, ''''' 90 .
, scR4NToN, December 0.
The miners do not hesitate tosay that
the strike has been originated and brought
about by the managers for the purpose Of
bulllng coal, At this moment between
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during Friday and Saturday, but on Sun
day the successes Of the Germans were
great, though purchased at agreat cost
GENERAL EuRoREAN NEWS.
= : ''T7II- = n = =, ! l. 1T ~ ~
A Pause In Stock MaTket-.Silence
Over Grants Message.

LONUONl DEC. lou 0 T. n
At this hour tho stock. market Is abso-
lutely inactive, awaiting the events in
France and effects OF President Grants
message. Some Of the journals appear
with long synOpses Of that document this
morning, but none Of them have any com.
mcntS 1-. ..'A flth
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Every ryFamiIyshouId have Bottle.

We have In our possession hundreds ot the
most flattGrlng testimonials nom Physicians Of
the highest standing, both Of the AlSpathy and
Homeopathy schools, who endorse and preScribe
tho Home Stomach Bitters 40 q recupennt,
the best remedy known in cases OF Indigestion,
Dyspepsia and General Debility. They area eer-
tain preventative Of Fever and Ague, BIllOusneSs
and all diseases arising from malariOus causes.
TheyArG not only DELIlHTPUL TO THE TATsG. but
beneficial to the FiCk, tho convalescent and the
w6Il, imparting strength to both mind and body.
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permanent Embroidery and ornamental work.
cS The Highest Premiums at all the fairs
and exhibitions of the United States and Europe
have been awarded the Grover e. Baker Sewing
Machines, and the work done by them, wherever
exhibited in competition.
Rs- The Very Highest Prize, THE CROSS
OF The LEGION OF HONOR, was con.
icrred 0M the representative Of the Grover
a. Baker Sewing Machines, AT the EXPOSE
ton UniVerselle, Paris. 1867. thus attesting
their great superiority over ali other Sew.
In. Machines.
FOR SALE BY
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No. ~ La Sail tree. Ottawa
July -. lS'"-lv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-25

ATTENTION, FARMERS Farmers will pleass
take notice that have the exclusive sale of the
Marsh Harvester in the towns of Brookfeld,
Grand Rapids, Farm Ridge, Ottawa, South
Ottawa, Rutland, Manlius and Fall River. ANY
one wishing one of those machines, or any infor.
nation concerning them, will please call on or
address J. A. WOODWARD,
Marseilles, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-25

Those VINO use spectacles, can have no greater
comfort than perfect pair such can be pro.
cured from their well known agent, O. Trask,
sole Agent in this place for Lazarus & Morris
Perfected Spectacles.