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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-31
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- AND FLhCG'X CGUGHkILLER

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cure Disli -, >eHfery- CTtF. to Ctolvrs Nor
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aud ~ o per bottle
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Asthma Who, ping Cuurh. Group >puuug 90 Bluud
ard all diseases 4h- Throat, Chest and I.ur 3.
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ailv aud The pht scfatS particular. En- directions
and instructions GeTmtu and English round each
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Dr.. E. H. lLlCC Sole Proprietor Manufacturer.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-31

rt je-irc 20 make the FREEMAN particularly
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4. friends in different parts Ofthe state es
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-31
Probate Courts.

/ TNTIL further notice, the Probate ToUrfs for
y Washington District viii he held the flee
Montpelier TUESD DAY of each week Az Letters
on business connected with Office shOu Id be ad-
dressed to the undersigned az MontpelieT-
HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
December st 1870. F49tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-31
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Sent special commission tufhat country 10 procure IL
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curative properties to exceed anFcipsr ions
taruec hv reputation. ha~ concluded offer 10
10 he public, and happy that he has perfected
arrangements fora regular monthly supply 81 his
daFrui Plant. He has spent much time eEpeTme
ud investigating 10 the efficient preparation
from D., for popular and has for
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TWENTY-FIVE old weavers and tp enty-6ve n d. v
hands wanted TO learn weaving. the Dvvigh
Manufacturing Company, Chicopee, Mss. Gcol
wages will be paid. None bur females wanted,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-31
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-31
DAUCHY & co. ADVERTISEMENTS
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Wanting Empovmeut. Al from so To SI0n per month
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
Out of the Fullness tand Blackness' o'
 the Heart the Mouth speaketh."

John was.on, editor of Mccormick paper, and who is also |. $. Surveyor General of the Territory of Arizona, said, in bis paper of recent date, that the opposition to his master, Mccormick, in the recent political canpAign, was led by murderers, thieves, and aH sorts of bad men, and the ink with which he wrote these falsehOods had scarcely dried when the same Wasson pulled two ceringer pistols upon as old. uuarmed man, who WIS under bonds of S5, ,O00 to keep the peace, and whom Wasson would have murdered had 1t not been tor the dastardly way his poor nerves shook and trembled. After this affair, Was son skulked back to his office and penned \ threat, to the effect that next time he met paffie,d there would soon after be funeral, and Duifield would occupy the hearse.
 What nice, law. abiding hero this Wasson must be, and what an efficent set of officers there must be at Tucson, for not arresting Wasson and making him give bonds to keep from asqkiag the bullets out of his pistols when he next pulls them and when. like Bob Acres, his courage goes out at his finger ends
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07

RAILWAY OseAsIzArIoS.--A certificate of incorporation has been issued for the CaIifor. nia and Arizona railway company. The object of the company Is declared to be the building of railroad from Wilmington to Wickenburg, in Arizona Territory, with 4 branch from some convenient point on the main trunk, to Owens River Capital stock, S3,0OO,OOO, divided into shares of si ,000 each The length of the road is 800 miles. Direstors-P. Banning, D. If. Alexander, II. Van valkenSurg, H. JacOby and E. N. Mcdonald.
 IL would scem from the above, that at last we are really to have . railroad in Arizona. We cannot conceive why the projectors of the enterprise. concluded to make wickenburg the terminus :St the road, when 70 miles further would bring it to Prescott, the heart of the rich mineral section. But, of course, the road will not stopst wickenbury. '. will, of necessity, be extended to this point and, finally, will connect with the Union Pa cihc Railroad. E. D. Success to the enter prise say we.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
Horrible. if True.

The Los Angeles papers, of the S0th ult., publish the following, which was telegraphed to them from San Diego, under date of De- cember 2e:
 "On Christmas Eve, Charles Reed, station keeper, Mrs. Reed, James Lyttle, stage dri- yer, and old Tommy, the cook, were seated at supper at Mission Camp stage station, on the road to Tucson, about 3j miles east of An gona City, and while they were eating, three MexiCans rode up to the station, one of them opened the door, and presenting pistol, shot Mr. Reed. As the driver turned to reach his pistol, he vas shot through tse heart, killing him instantly. All three of the Mexicans then rushed into the house. Mr. Reed was stili living, and they cat his threat. Old Tommy, the cook, was seized, and bis head entirely severed from his body. Mrs. Reed was fired upon and hit in the thigh; she too would have been killed had not dog attack ed the Mexican who fired, causing him to miss his sim. The Mexicans then plundered the premises, appropristing the four stage horses 10 carry of their booty. The stage from Tucson discovered the body of man lying in the road this side of Mission Camp, and near by stood team of oxen which he had been driving. It is supposed that the hexicans had murdered the teamster, and thsn proceeded to attack the station No attempt at pursuit was made, as the murder derers had two days start to get into the Mexican State of Sonora, where pursuit. un- der the most favorable circumstances, would ee at great disadvantage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
MILITARY ORDERS.
Issued by Colonel George Stoneman, Command
 ing Department of Arizona. Ea

SPECIAL ORDERS No 36 dated Prescott December 90 ls70 the desire and intention of the Department Commander to nauguate and prosecute vigorous persistent and relentless winter campaign against the Final and Tonto branches of the Apache trile of Indians. With this object in view Infantry campto serve amongst other purposes depot of supplies for scouting parties against these Indianshas been established the centre of the Pnal country from which troops operating against them will be enabled draw their raiiors
 The Commanding Officers 0t Camps Thomas, Grant and Mcdowell w possible after the receipt o ths order make details from their commaHds of less tn strength of their commands will allow and send them S and through that portion of the Territory of Arzcs bouEjed the north by the Mogoon ran east by the reservation south by the Ga and by the Nerde this being the country occupied by the Pna and Tonto Apache These details will be relieved often circumstances require and least party v be kept each of the above mentioned posts, until further orders from these Headquarters.
 The country, within radius of twenty thirty miles of Infantry Camp will h kept thoroughly secuted by the troops located at that point
 Should citizen. Indians desire accompany any scouting parties Post Commanders authorized loan them and to furnish them with ammunition and provisions
 Commanding Officers of scouting parties will cucumber their commands with anything that will impede their operations It is considered essential into details give spec he instructions they will be unnecessary the desires and views of the Department Commander carried in good th and proper spirit not instructions will be altogether supcrfuous.
 SPECIAL ORDERS No S dated Prescott December 5 ls7O l. Private R Doy of the General Service Detachment at these Headquarters hereby appointed Corporal from the 7th inst
 H. So much of paragraph Special Orders No % current series from these Headquarter assigns Second Lieutenant RAoem 2lst Infantry, Company F of said regiment hereby revoked he having been assigned to Company CT GENERAL ORDERs No 2 dated Prescott December lO ls7O Lieutenant Colonel Charies IT. 7opIns Deputy Quarter master General having reported these HAAqnarters cordsnce with paragraph Special Orders No ISL sec from the Headquarters of the Army hereby announced Chief Quartermaster of this Department.
 BT COMMAND CoLoSEL GEORGE sroxENAS:
 E. W. STONE
 Ftrst Llestonaat, U S A,
 Acting Assistant ddju,aAt G.seal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
Pima County Items.

The A1izoaaa, of December Eth, furnishe. these Items:
 In the District Court on Monday, Chas Pioqae, attorney and counselor at law, was admitted to practice.
 Anthony Dorman, convicted of murder in The hrst degree, was sentenced to be hanged day not fixed
 In Chambers, on Tuesday, Francisco Nal. donado, Con change of venue from Yuma charged with the murder of Green and Carr, vas admitted to bail in the sum of one thou' sand dollars.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
All About Judge Reavis.

At Ia meeting of the Bar of the ed Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, held at the Court House, at La Paz, on the 18th day of December, A. D. 1870, M. D. Dobbins wa. called to the Chair. On motion of C. F. Me. CaEty, c. W. c. Powell was elected Secre. tsry.
 The Chairman, in A few felicitous remarks, stated that the object of the meeting was to express in some proper method, the sense of the bar, and appreciation of the services, character and ability of the present presiding Judge of said District, the Hon. Isham Reayis.
 On motion of P. Ganahl, the Chairman appointed committee of two, viz: P. Gan shl and c. P. McCarty, to draft suitable res olutions, expressive of the sense of the meet ing &
 The committee then reported tue following resolutions, which, on motion, were unani- mously adopted:
 lst, That the thanks of the Bar of this District are due and hereby rendered to His Honor, Judge Reavis, for the courtesy and patience of his demeanor while on the bench the justice and impartiality of his rulings, and his prompt and unremittiDg attention to the rights of l;tigants before him.
 2d, That, possessing in pre-eminent degree all the requisites of a Judge, we tender him our warmest sympathies and support, and trust that be will long continue to adorn the bench Of this District, and to shape the future of Arizona.
 Sd, That as a memorial of our esteem, the Secretary he requested to present to Judge Reayis a copy of these proceedings, and also to ask by motion, in open Court, that the same be spread upon the records of this Court. NJ. D. DoBBrss, Chm.
 c. W. 0. HOWELL, Sec'y.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
Latest News from the Seat Of War.

Dates to Dec. 2 say the French army oI the North had fallen 'baek to Arras, and, sub. scquently, retreated to vietry.
 Germans reported to have gained victory southeast of Amiens over the army of the North, 6o,Ooo strong; also reported that they have carried several villages by storm.
 DDon W" Vacuated at the appearance o, the French.
 Prussians have commenced bombsrd,pe Fort Avron.
 Berlin' Dec 29.-0fficial organs say that Fort Avron will be first attacked as a stand point from which to assAil the adjacent forts
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07

A short time ago, we stated, in these col umns, that the brave, energetic Colonel G. E. Sanford, commanding Camp Mcdowell, with oo of his valiant troopers, had taken the field against the Apaehes, and now. we learn. by the following letter from our old cores pondent, that the Captain and his command consisting of so men of Troops c and E, Fir, Cavalry, have returned to Mcdowell after a hard, but unsuccessful scout in the Pinal Mountains. But, here is the letter:
 CGNP McDowELL, AT.
 Dec. %, 1870.
 To tkG Edi;or q tue Ari,ona lMaer.
 Colonel c. B. Sanford returned from hi. scout on the 23d inst. after one of the rough est trips he, or any of his command ever experienced. They were eleven days in the Pinal Mountains, with the snow from eight cen inches to two feet deep. The troops suffered terribly during the entire trip. The cold was So intense that all the streams and watering places were completely frozen up, and holes had to be cut ia the ice with axes, every time the stock was watered. Five mules =!th packs were lost. and several of the men were badly frost-btten, and had to be left at Captain Netterville's post. Colonel Sanford bestows the highest praise upon his officers and men, for the heroic and uncom- plaining manner in which they bore the hardships of their unprecedented trip. Not an Indian was seen during the whole scout. They were undoubtedly over to the Camp Thomas reservation, living on the generou. bounty of our philanthropic Uncle. When spring opens, they will sally out once more, for their usual round Of rapine and murder l think, of all bigoEed and unmitigated hum bugs that disgrace the country, the reserva. ton system, as at present. conducted, is about the worst. If our newly appointed psalm singing cusses (say Friends, if you think it hest) will make one tract distributing trip through the Finals, will freely forgive them their iniquities, and ever after be a staunch supporter of their system. McDowELL.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07

ONE of the editors of the Tucson Cuizea says the MINER has turned into @ yar;etie. D sheet, and as nobody but the said editor bas made the discovery, We contend that tbs "pimp" is mistaken.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07

ues' GEORGE srosEnAs, Gen. Tompkins. and Surgeon E. J. Bailey, U. S. A., arrived at Wilmington, from San Francisco, on the 28th ut.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
Democratic Victory in Georgia.

A dispatch dated Augusta, Georgia, Dec. 25, says ;-" Sufficient returns have been re- eeiyed to show that the State has gone Democratic"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07

Ths'bos Angeles Ns9' has been shown some fine specimens cf Sea Island cotton, grown at La Paz, in this Territory, and thinks cotton growing will hereafter be counted among the successful industries of Arizona We think so, too.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
GRAIN SACKS 1!

Twelve Hundred No Grain Sacks oa hand .sd ss sale ai 2J cents eaeh @ - Prescott, pecfHhsT F. is;o V '"o'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
ISAAC H. LEVI,
Dealer in General Merchspdiss, ana oe''''
 Commission Merchsnl San Berusrdine, caiifsrsis'

Msrehaadl.e forwarded b sSy p~r oi A'''- psomptpess aud dss3eteh s..s.,. yi.si BFss- Goid dust Legal Tendsrs and so'a'" msnts,. bought ,.. s. 1 Jaeksoa bsoes' corner of Third ana Gra,on sirser
 sa, n.,nars,p, S.:. a=S--. 1. lso
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
ATTENTION LADIES.

RABs. EGYPTIANS and BREAKFAsr cAprs h ir sale Ai reduced rates al
 dse2if D. HENDERSON, < pnOs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
4 ARIZONA STAGE LINE,
La Par to Prescott.

BASn HeHwtar Weekly Trtps x3 hy Stage, with th~ Mall win Ss pad.
 between Ia Par asa Prvsossi A Esur hcrs- ra~sar.f s,AE~ VII save Ia pas every sztisy e"nneetng win the Ss ssxes tss CAhvu sni C shs hns, frp1A s.A B-fuarpoi arriving si wieksnbars Q. h0adays snd q Presessi Ta>saays Pass<nrrFs r-. tnrninr u arrive af Ia Psz ffidAys eous~eslss xh hs s'Ags os CHufornsa thaa asy~rs sAiesasy o-uias
 ss PAckAg~s &e, foTuarAed f-@sonabis tsrnns.
 JAMES GRANT, Ceasr~esss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07

Washington, December 22.-The Senate to day confirmed the nomination of Robert c. Schenck to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpotentiary 10 Great Britain.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07

aAJoR sPSAGuE, Paymaster, U. s. Army, IS expected to arrive here soon, and disburse some money.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07

THr Los Angeles Ners, of a recent date, notes 'ncEea'ed shipments Of fruits to this Icrriio-y
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
Administrators Sale of Real
 Estate.

No,sos s hereby gvsa that h panuAses s' an - the Prohaie Court of th. CcaEty ~ 1astp~i Is.,srY Arissua made oa the ffsi day 0f March A. p " a she matter of the ss,sss of Miitss Hsdisy esesssa uadsrsigned, AdmintsfYxfm a sssd asHie sfi Nn = = hc anoiion to the highest bbddes tr oAsA ssgs.. "a hrnaii0a by said Prv nate Court, co Moeda{ 1 day of Jaapary, 4 D ls7l. 10 fiunt q ths cnes sl RooBtres saciiosesr the 0wu of RTosness .a ?. s title interest and esisis Vf fhe cid tniss,sis ~ G - his death and ssi the risht atle aEd hsFsS . a, T has by oTerziio1 of lAw or ofhsF-ss s. - @ ,s in addition to that of us ssid insestaiss q tss -. !, death, 10 ssd Co Af those certain fseres paftsA "a. lOts of land lying Asd being ia the CSsniT e
 described as fpilOvs to uiti .. sa, s,.
 Three hundrsd feet 10 the BSnedle, minint - To ths Ciip,on lode; 6dO New EdeE.dS - ,s. fo 600 MErsh; 6fO CssaWha: 60 Hoo Doo' " I,.s,i Aguadsen,s; so HAEAfhA; GO hinosAaAsi , c~lts. Webster; eit ThoHss Jensrsoo; s7i hourcS M ss SF.,s tiou s4t o.n~rAl Mason; sti yohs Q Adams " -. |. s3i Iron CisA. Also l-s iatessst in rhe AAai'-'
 ths Mnnehaha miaing lode- . .au.s. s
 Also posssssory rTht 10 l6o aeret d Aea -
 Walnut Greek. near Camp HuspeL 4, p,r.en
 Also the foll0wirg iowa lots. Ia ne ess n .,I 10 wt. Lot Nd is blosk No. E leA f&errS'ysa s |. in bloek Ho %, los No. 1e in esos Nc
 bloet No Jl; sod 10, No l6 in blssi se s...-s.sx.
 Prescott, December g Je7n -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
LOOK HERE!

You can buy R. r. Psriugfou's Rnneh .,...ssA two sas. sossAs@s' of P0Et whippas fr si 51o Ia L.sal Tsnder. n r YIppIsnrnt
 Prescott 4. T., Sept %. Is7o. ce,iu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
JACKSON & BROS Bar & Billiard Saloon
NsI' door Co Campbell 4 Bunum'. Bnei s,ar,, montss.ma Street, Prescott.

Coaains two of Phslsn Cosnder, b.,t BIi,.rs .hl,. and well supplied with choice Wines Lquo ssd ClrHrs
 we have recently renovated refurnised and fired m v saoon % that h b nov the and eo~est plaes of resort n Narthern AnI0na JAcKsnN RtlO
 Prescott February G 1889
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
&rsseott adrsrtiss,pu.,at4,s, u,t4
lEABERr BOWERS,
 Post Tra, ter, Fora ,yhipple, A. :,

ro1 Ira 'errf Fort Whipple, A.. HAs rec, ~uJ.pisnlsA.a h. a,,,s 2 d'oesrie', Prori. SOn'; cas Fruit, co,s,,, Boot', Stox, S VioHrE Paaey eoo4,
 T2ao.v, c'safsttes He N'o. sssss sOas.suy on hAnt .ns 'tF -l. a. "A erlns articles. al of ~AieL arc r--sntr,as.d y '. AguA Fr'o Mn 20 mile. e.n ~u rsssr; I Flour Graham Flour, Gu, erb~. hcr Bolted Corn Meal, Bran ID, ! Hrns s" A"a' " g''d As tAs bee iapar,.a { cslsssis z "Meh II '-ss' rreeedsSes in tAi, nari.,
 Price. Rs..oa.s,,. Cal and ssamiu. for yOur,.i--.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
COUGHS, COLDS AND CANDY. One poand af fr,sh-rnade esudy--vArras.ss uus,l. Sosth more than dasen pnands of irnE-,rt-d ,r.sh
 BARNARD G co uAnuf.rsnrs k PresoOt, Dec. l7, ls70 Aol5,s
Notice to Settle.

". af. hard up br es@h. and wish thsi oar pssrsn, wOad oosns to reef Yoar s.~aInt .r, s r,sd, s, p-,. Q. W. BARNARD co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07
Letter from Camp HcDowell
Return of Colonel Sanford and Command
A orowi at the Reservation

Their Suffering. ia the Final Mountains
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The pleasan, weather du,ing the week has
enabled the farmers to get most Of their crops in,
and some have commenced marketing their
grain. Business has been u little better during
the week, and the prospect is fair for good
trade during the next month.
The money market remaius il abou, the same
condition last reported. The demand for
loans is a little more urgent, and supply OF loan.
able funds remains about the sa me-.
In Chicago the money market is reported ac'
tive, and the demand for money on the increase.
The principal demand is from the grain opera
tors. Ali good paper is taken at the banks at
the usual rate OF ten per cent.
Gold has advanced about one per cent. during
the week, and the closing price In New York Is
1121s. There is ii rumor that stroSg oOmbina-
ton has been formed in Wall street 10 advance
the premium II the runner Is true, the success
Of the movement is doubtful, Tor with the lar. o
coin balsnce III The treasury and the steady and
liberal receipts from the customs the Secretary
of the Treasury holds such u control over the
market as to be able to defeat any combination
that may exist in ii.
Government bonds, in sympathy with gold,
have advanced, and the market is firm at about
y TO - per cent. above the quotation of last
week.
Ravens, McKinlay d Co. furnish the following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-20

LlRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SENECA,
Seneca Ills.
DlRncroRs.-S. HOlderman, J. Crotty, A. Bruce d. D.
Spencer, &. w. Armstrong
Having organized under the National Banking Law and
succeeded to the business of Hoderman, Buckley Co. are
now prepared for the transaction OF general banking
business.
Exchange on Chicago, New York and all the princi.
pal cities east and west bought and sold
u. -. Bonds, Gold and Silver bought and sold
IINchNnEe on England, Ireland. Scotland ana Cont.
mental Europe. drawn In suns to suit purchasers.
Collect Ops made and promptly United for at cur.
rent rate Of exchange.
full supply Of Revenue Stamps constantly on hand.
). HOLDERMAN, Pres. j. CRDTTY, V. Pres
cb.5, lily A SPENCER, Cash.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-20

DlRECfok8
Milton II. Swift, Lorenzo Leland,
W.Bnthnel, Isaac Gage,
ID. Cameron. j. F. Nasi
j. ". Armstrong.
Having organized under the National Banking Law and
cccded to- the business Of VIM. H. W. Csan we are now
open for the transaction OF general banking business
E ~, on Chicago New York, md all the princi
pal cities OF the United States, bought and sold. ,,.
Exchange on England Ireland Scotland and Cont
mental Europe drawn In SUNS to suit purchasers .
COLLECTIONS made throughout the state, ana prompt-
remted for on day Of payment ut rate OF exchange
United states, Illinois, and In Sale county Bonds
Gold, Silver, &c. bought and sold ,
Revenue STAMPS Of vii dcnominations.-a fun
Our Facilities are such that can osr inducements to
tome and We shall use our endcayos TO give entire sasiac
Banking hours nom 4. u. to 4P.x. mAri2,T0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-20

Ottawa, May ID, 1870.

As reported by lIAK BROS, Wholesale Retail lrocers
No. IL La sale street.
Ottawa, May 10. 1870.
The markets to-day are not muoh changed
from last week. Corn 10 bringing 45947c, and
oats 43c at the warehouses and 44c on street for
feed. But little change is made on anything
else. Eggs and butter are both plenty and low.
We give quotations below: