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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
THE MEDLEsoAfE Co lNOR OF
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TIE MEDLES0NH GOI NOR Oh
OHIO 70 The nLACN 1EPUBidc-
Ans SENDS.flis WAR NJ EsSAGK-
/ GREETING.
J We cannon Gil our pspss viii .ihe "a.
lna,icsl efusion Of this arch iiaior, who
wss elevated 10 :be gubernblOrnl see
Iof Ohio, BY the combined efforts Of Al
IoliIiopists and Rncw No.hings last slt
We feel the humility o. hating such su
EIecnlise-mpn SO utterly wsrped
BY ilIegilmale pFjudice os 10 overstel
the legal innctions Of his Office 10 Offer
an. aimed iniefieTence in the Affairs oil
sister State ot daughter Territory. Il
lhe Governor had recon mendrd v hat he
ISeiilsy implied, be nigh, have had
use fUf al least ops Of the STA 3les OF
Missouri, drawn out az full Ieggth.
Art, iii. sec. 3 Of the Constitution OF
the United States, dehes what TREAspE
lis, viz /: srIesson sgaI se United
States shall cOnsis, On!nd'. ying wal
against them or in sdf a9g 10 their Ell
enies. giving Them aid sud comfort.
The coul 'sication upon which Gov.
Chase bsSsos sis war nlesssgs asked for
aid to sustait the usurpefs, Lane, Robin
son aud DsiSlsr.in these vords We
hope 10 be aSts 10 hold out antu assist.
aHes con reach Us, WheIeupon Gov q.
Chase isuitss bis pitch faggot and sur.
lloundsi IL wiJhs dense black smoke in
order 10 otssure It's heihous glare, -
Blu, j. saswets .bs purpose doubtless
designed Il eaeoutsgvs his lesa sauti.
Gus iool, Todd, Who inlrodused mIo
tile Legislature as the confidential, sd-
,iss oi GOV. Chase a Resolution TO raise
ave Regiments Tor Kansas
Yes, a "a upon this move We like the
following from Col. Sawyer. who upon
the introduction said that he, rose to
express his Sslonishmen neglect OF o Ii
er great and ell important questions con
esrning the domestic intere sis of our
own S.ete. thrust into our faces such in.
sa N mstory Abolition doctrines and re
commando tons es are coalained ia his
Message, He claimed that she Cover.
nor WAS, b. this very act, interle ring
with The rights Of the people OF X dnsal
who ought 10 be able. aud were able, 10
manage their own business, and encour
aging the very stste of things which he
pretends to deplore, He had heatd. The
Governor in public speech, on an 9th
er occasion, recommen. The uSs o.
Sharp's Rifles TO prevent slavery IL
Kansas, and offered TO give fifty doIlari
to aid AOoli.ionists to go to KOosss
and shot down the slave holding citizens
-and now, as Governor Of Ohio. he i.
inciting The SerV difficulties which VI,
all SO much deprecate! Why sir, where
was his voice When our own cities
weere mob--in neighboring State D.
NOta word was heard from him then
He belonged 10 a party which respected
the white citizen more then the ne,
gro--bul the Governor would embEoil
the country in civil war, Ia order &c
hslIisnd the negtUl He regretted this
ths introduction'of this subjeCl inlo the
body, TO distract our attention from oul
own important business.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
HALlFAx, Feb. h

r hN1tAAA1 NNS' -
The London Morning Advertised had
the following announcements
We regret 10 rear that al an inter
view which Lord Clarendon and Bueh.
annsn had .oge IlleI si the foreign office
ON Tuesday. very sngry wofus passed
between them. relative 70 the CenITa
AmsIicsn question
Queen NctorIa opened the Psrlis
meat on the 3lst oi January. In The
House OF Lords, Earl GuslSrd moved an
address in response 10 The Queens
speech, Which was seconded BY Lord
Abingdon.
Earl Derby did not oppose the mo
tion, but said he consiGeIed the royal
.pesch very bare, rOldSnd meagTe. he
thought il ought 70 refer 10 The state OF
sfTairs vito AmsIies, India, aud the
Colonies, as we'll as IN relation to The
fall OF Kars lie considered The govern
lnent had violated muuiciPal law Of the
Uniied States, in lbe ul1empi TO enlist
men and hoped an Spology would be OIL
Tered, such as could be received. -.
He regretted, however, thai there was
not conei'iatory Pstagtuph introduced
into ihe speech, relefflug 10 The subject.
The Nhole speech; he said, IVES redo.
.IsntOi wAier gfael. The Earl Of Clun
endon replied BY reiening to the pTtsetf
|feld,ions with the United States. lie
said:
In my opinion there can be no donbl
as 10 the common sense view Of the op
ligslions Of the Ciayton eBulwer tssslI
snd Jet il is upon the Interpretation OF
thai lieaty that the difference Of opin.
ion hes uIIsen. 10 such case cores
p0ndence Was usaless.
lost no ums IN Offering 10 refer tbs
whole quesliou 10 lhe urIilrstlon OF u
third power, both sides agreeing 10 the
decision. That ohei has lIOt been &C.
cepted, but II has again been renewed. L.
aud | hope upon lursher considerAuda, +,
The u. 5 Government will aequieste.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
Of the Gospel Encourage
Civil War!

II will seem by our Newark correspoD
dent that the ministers Of the Gospel
ara inlen. on breeding strife aud civil
war. II is sad day for tile churches
and the cause OF indebted religion when
the people are called upon to witness
such conduct as this, from men who go
about the country under the garb OF the
followers of lhe. PriuceoI Peace. II is
a great triumph OF the Ptiuce Of Dark
ness Old Sooty must leel in his gIoly
when he can npOiul to The progress OF his
dominiohs as developed in such scenes
as these.
| Weare surprised that any real chris.
ltain will bemean himself low enough
10 60 on Sabbath day 10 listen to such
men. who are disgracing The God, they
profess TO follow. Let them 60 on lheiI
race will be brief--Ihe good sense OF the
good sense VI the people will in due
season sufficiently rebuke them for their
violence aud out lawry. II they sue
coed in getting up a regular fight, they
'Eil mol be forgotten, but the regiment
"0-'hey must put on and show them
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
kumsas documents.

IN answer to . call OF the Senate ihe
P Pssideni ,dn the 18th inst, c0mmuni
Gated 10 that body sundry documents
to Kansas Affairs. Among
these were the following:
KANSAS, X. T., Jan. 70, 1856,
To ths Prtsidsnt of the UEitsd >States.
SIR-Ws notified you thai an over
w hsIming force, supplied vita sr.illeryt
was Organizing upon our borders for !h'
lsyowsd purpose Of invading Kansas, de
I&oiishiug the towns. aud butchernig th,
1aofepdi0g Free State citizens; and the
IcoHslituting IL 20:h Of the entire pop
nlation. We earnestly request you /,
Issue your proclamation Immediately y
fosbidding the Invasion. We nus
there may be no della y in tpting SO i'm
poStant step tO>prsyeni an ontrsg
which, if canltd out as planned. il
Island forth without PaI'llei anth
world's hisisfy' ~ IL d
\ IcIgnsd. Very respectfully, I
j ]. II. LABs. eh'n Ex. Cpae--lk. >
6, Eossysct, Chr Cor. Safety,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
From p'hiIadeIpl,In.N
PaILApELpnlA. Fe b 2l

PHILADELPHIA, FebA20.
The National ComeI, met again This
morning; President Bartlett preSi dug
After. much debate reporters were al
miueds Al exciting debate ensued on
the notwithstanding the l2th sec
tion, drring which Mr., Ford, Of Ohio
made strong anti.sIavery speech, in.
creasihg the dissatisfaction OF the South
ern members. A motion for Bn adjourn
meuI eiHs die was laid On the table
A proposition TO vote Tor resembling the
The t9th section, by States, each State
being enIilledrto the number OF votes
entitled tOit reprSentotiges,in in Congress
was offered aud withdrawn.
The debate continued i'll 8 O'Clock
this e'ening, when the resolution was
amended, directing committee Of ont
from each State 20 substitute the declars
tion OF nights. The vote stood l04 81
C5. = scene Of confusion ensted en-,
ding in adjournment pending vote OF
the resolution. as amended.
IL is belived The whole sonthtrn del
tgation will Withdraw il the resoIu
ton prevails,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
DYING OUT.

A correspondent from Eaton, ohio,tc
the Cincinnati Gazstts, says:
i visit this place about eigh. months
ago; and at tbs. time two thirds of all
voters were active Know Nothings.-
Now am ;old by those who were lea
ders in the organization at that time
that there is not a Council IN this coun
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
New Coal BaRk.

We received load OF hne coal from
j. Z. p Brown Esqr's New Bank on
BroWr' Hill Eas o; Town. The coal
IS ol IN excellent quality, aud the
Bank ii, not over 20 rods from the east
line Of our corporation and averages a.
bout 4 IL This adds another deyelo-
pement 10 ur hidden mlueral wealth.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
SrLLLLATER.
.AKRIYAL on TME MINA,
HALIFAX. N. s., Feb. 2

She brings dates from HaNrelo The
9th, out no tidiugs os the Pacific
French journals only have been received
The newsis unimporiaat
Asenous military conspiracy IS repor
ted at MddHa, with raInigcaiioHs
through the nji'h OF Spain--no par
ticulsrs given.
There Is no news from Ens.ond,
The cohfideuce in peace is daily in
creasing ~
BTeadstuffs have declined.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
No fIDaDt Of IL.

The Kentucky Statesmssin speak"
ing OF tile material OF yAfch the pre-
Sc nt, Congress is composed. says;
"Ths House presents a curious scene.
It consists OF seventy Tor Democrats
thirty blgots, Que hundred triangular
headed isnatics, and lrom sixto dozen
10 OILS. Humphrey Marshall app drs to
be cheii bigoi, GIddIlgs the Head la
nstic, and ColIaz, OF Indiana, ihs big
lgesl fool"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28

Office In BOHSeS eVerend Know NOiliIug
and PiAruiiiliLihR up ais
CIENEI AN NTatOlS

Gle v ELAN Up'O'S'
CAPITA. - Nothing BIownlow ",
mo ns,aS Tea hnowppsy up! Hear him:
r. classes of W PJ oil you as will incloSe to
mple, and the'ou owe US Justly we VIII cred
rose Of any 50 our books aud write opposite
u NO SPFmec that you are gentlemen anu
.lanS; those OF you who can't pay
viii write TO US, acknowledge yonT
,ude BITE Aness, we will VecOId as clever
gsIfeilows, and those OF you who will moi
IS, do either we will publish this spring
nd IN an extra sheet as a set OF gTacslesi
,w rascals. willing to have a poor man Ia
,e. Dor Tor you Tor years for nothing, anl
&c pay for paper, ink and the hire oil hands
ia 10 serve you without pay.
"Come 70 Knoxville, you lousy :as
rails, on pilgrimage, and see our lill'
oues, "chips oil the old block looking
he IdaggeIs at us, aud crying for bread!--
nj Come and see US with our elbows out
nts aad oticers Uf the law leading Us Abou
NO tor debts created to furnish you paper
land you will fork over st once.
And you hypocrites, who are mem
!. bers OF different churches. owing US 70
" =, our paper, how dare you. aroun,
~ - our family alters, night and morning
~ IpIay TO God, pay US this day our debts
Do as We pay to othersi' lie knows yol
~. owe ms aud won't pay, and until you d,
h. pay, you pray yourselves out Of brea th
~ ~ and you may pever be heard. yes, 20,
~ sanity villains. you haze been OWN,
!" us long enough TO make US poor, hall
,w tmiseraGIe, blind and naked, and your
i'm selves Iids atour expense. Yuo sst |,
40, lheaven wiihoutlpaying US up--nessrl
r;id s w. G.. BR0WNLOW, a.
.tbsi ~ ~. editor Of the Whia."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
VEN I1ON.

We return thanks to Mr.. Easom and
Doss for saddle Of fine Venison last
~eek, aud TO Mr. MJRs for half a
saddle week before last. There has
beea quite a number ol fne deer caught
near ocr town in the past month, They
are generally started up, on the YintoD
Fnrnlce Lands.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
FROM BALTIMORE.

.. BABTIMoRR. Feb. 30.
The Southern mail brings New Orleans
papers Of ThnIsday.l 81
Great uncertainty and uneasiness pre-
vailed among the Texas creditors in re-
lation to the shape in which the Texas
debt act WAS passed. No coPy Of ths
act has Jet deem receised ,bu. rumor pre-
walls tIstit contains provision 10 The
effet that its renuaciation By The STATE
|of Texas, shsli not be construed 50 a
to effect the rights Of its citizens 70 sp
ply to Congress for indemniication .
losses and injafies, This, tits feared
may create obstacle Il W6shingson Z
the recognition act Of Texas as sDffici
|ens acceptance 20 She ACT of oonstsss,
! - - n =,
or HonlEY B CaasAsR-Yo YonnI
rn.iies ahor1ld fni eaf fopk ~ fH0a|
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
aO,O(O knilh MnnItd.

We call alte ntion Of those ~ho want
cash lor work, to Mr.. Hoffhines adj
lertIsement in another column.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
HATS q z CAPS.

Suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade
Merchants aud Furnace Owners visiting our
city are invited to, call and examine for them.
selver.
10 THE LADIEs.-We are now manufac,ur.
lnga superior article of ladies' and Misses
oaliers' Buskius and Slippers. Having pro
cured solne OF the best wOrkmer in The West
weafe prepared to supply those who want
custom work.
LEATHER.--0ne Thousand lbs, Red Sole
Leather, 1900 lbs, No. White Sole Leather.
Sc dozen French calf Skins. rs dozen Cruw-
lords Skins, 10 dozen Kip Skins. Upper
leather and Shoe Findings always on haAl'
and for sale at the lowest market price. en-
tliIesSyeNo, 1854 lly K
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28

""ele dlons''ue " our questN q
Can't some Oi maine LS,Iles answet
We ""i4'ot give Jou starting
p0lbt al nome. II has cost Tie aones.
Tax Pa1 ers oi our county not less tnall
$iOUU, and more liquor drank nov
linen before the law took effect
1nls suni oi money II paid ow as a
81 hrsI pap meat ior Poor House Iarni
SuUiu save subSerI ed fiIe pubic N.
ffyttJtsts better EGtG il prosecution IUr
SeNlns Ll4aor: anu Humauily beheI
W Ps~,'liLs II NE poo House q sale
pace iot tns poor udiodunate Ldna,ic
diat mas OssH iof iAe pasl pea cOhiDeu
10 our jan. as r u0io nisnh Faua-
tieism, NTsro' a n'slgaliou, Is SO iasl
i. SI'eeuiHs sliiG a, talaFal geneVinltanI
.tDs us.t4iv'% lpH. o tne human Family
RUL'u Is uUt 9eEet, ioI onF5over NOR.
ga ,Al,sts ssAt tidL efsls 1eloInleIS 80 take j
\ e. sgOse ,oss tssi f5obse an1 an asylum
isl.loi iat ioass ssd4 LtSisncS oi on.
: ss tol.n ), asa y Spe.sdrDg our lno6e,
-. sos 90 0ssf wass,es. -
\fzI 49, fSf af4s :. So s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28

y(j.llIt ySLIIlA kCJL.tSthtr
Fst lye ~ Nlv )A6 tcIcote Adter
~, a9ffe tpd tfLscf1FliCH. 1e eaal-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28

T A womsh's first duty is hike
boy ba bies. Her next duty is 70 see
that 'her son Williams trYwsers 90
not make a display Of soiled linen IN
the rear. {.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28

IIlrrp EY 3. 4. lR rToN.
'IIIlRSDAY, February, rs.

IS. h, P1h ! IN, Nd (s an 81. Cir.
tfn f0fi, eiratiLciizsd Ag,W 10 TteUTt
lesiifisEeais CO sSbscfptieH. u.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28

swllIlAM k4DNCN, Jr. Of BelmODt
ALIxANBKH p. MILLER. OF Bullef
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
leIms Of 1Omme,, p1.,,. 6,o,,.,
VInToN CouNa,

Sping Term, March z4th,
ounineI LeTm. Juue sIh. sfr.
Ikali lsTm. UclUDeI zlst. !
I JACKSON COUNTY.
SpriDg Isrm, IsiaIch ON,
ouinIneI Term, June 3rd. a,s,
tan leIIn, UclUOeT l0tE. &C.,. ~.
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-. $50 8, ~ - = w.
s isstSs ESSys 6SsS. fS5se3 rs ~
:. -, - sa.s asss~ n1sc.ss essnnrcsal viii
n. n tbe aaect thst The comr,a-
g !" s.sialed IS about 80 oD acrc. 81 land
81 . - s;s.,a 8, .h;eh lapds 10 conpsay nov
-. S. III A. informed sbai many Of
~ sss.ss 1920 IS shese cert;6cases. are
sI.;,.sd 4. IN stsse . school lands aud tina.
.rs 49,. ~ h.rs been slready sold and patent.
- 3. IN. ~. cars,.i Gox.rnment q actual resi-.
49,. ,,.s.a.r Il nm - seen that the issuance
s .sa , he Allowed e Issue
..;s ~ ...,., !. sn.Ilr .dn.ted nv the Secreta
49,. 80 1880. .rd the f;sie xested a the
3, - s''s
ossse. 81 $500 80.
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Important to Females.

Dr. CHEESEMAN'S PnIs.-The combination of ingredi-
ents in these Pills. is the result OF long and extensive
practice; they are mild in their operation and certain Of
restoring proper channel In every instance
have the Pills proved successful. The Pills invariably
open those distractions to which females table, bring
nature into proper channel whereby health is restor-
ed the pale and deathly countenance changed to
healthy one. No female can enjoy good health unless
she is regular and whenever obstruction takes place,
whether from exposure, cold any other cause, the
general health Immediately begins to decline, and the
want Of such remedy has been the cause of so many
consumptions among young females, To ladies whose
health will not permit an increase Of their family, these
Pills will prove valuable acquisition, they will prevent
pregnancy Headache always arises from the in
terrupon of natures and whenever that s the case the
Pills invariably remedy all these evils Nor are they less
eficacous in the of Leucorrh9e, commonly called
the "Whtes" These Pills should never be taken during
pregnancy they would be to cause miscarriage
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything in
furious to life or health. Full and explicit directions ac-
company each box Sold in Burlington by squires &
Bloss.
These Pills put up in square fiat boxes. Persons
residing where there agency established by enclos-
ing One Dollar in letter, prepaid to Dr. G. L. CHEEsE-
MAN. No. 267 Beecker-street n Y City, can have them
sent their respective addresses by return of mail
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

There never has been discovery made in Materia
Medica, whereby pain be so quickly. alayed, and
where parts in high state Of inflammation can be so
rapidly reduced to their natural state where wounds
and be thoroughly and rapidly healed and
decayed parts restored without either scar or defect
than with DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Gin Cuts, wounds, spralns, and bruises, casualties
which children are constantly subjecthe action Of the
genuine DALLEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR, Is ever the
same! How much pain and suffering may not thus be
prevented Moreover life selfis often dependent upon
having at hand the Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR, and
for particulars of which respectfully refer to print
ed pamphlets for the truth of which hold myself repon-
sible.
No case of burns and scalds, maerhow severe has
ever yet in any instance resisted the all powerful
pain subduing and healing qualities of the DALLEYS
PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No PAIN EXTRACTOR IS GENUINE unless the box has up
on it steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures OF
@. v. CLICKENER CO., proprietors, aud HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer.
Price rs cts per box.
az All orders should be addressed to G. " Clickener
L Co.. 81 Barclay street, N. Y.s
Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers throughout
the United States. je25y
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COW MERCIAL.


Wevfew ~ RoR1ln4fon MARKET z
For ne ir>sk endssg Jaly ~
HAIRY rains and the Gsirbration of oar Ma
iionai Indepence both contributed 70 make the
week just passed ONE Of extreme dizziness in most
branches Of trade. The exception being in the
Grocery departnnt The produce market has
experienced ne. .eisivc change. No grain ar
irving or proyi IONS changins hands We notice
little more activity in Wool and hear Of some
sales to Eastern buyers at remunerating prices,
still no decided improvement in prices from that
Of last week
Our Wholesale Grocers are As busy as ever.
Their sales have exceeded the previous week.
Prices are well sustained, and in Sugars and
Molasses an advance with prospect Of higher
figures than ever before. The short crop of the
Southern States and an almost prohibitory tariff
on Foreign Sugars has induced spectators to
purchase all old sugars and hold for an advance.
They have even gone to Europe and purchased
what could be had in the London and Liverpool
markets for re-shipment to this country.
The State Of Louisiana one Of the largest
sugar growing States which last season pro-
duced for expectation from 400, 900 to 100000
hhds, this season will fall short Of 10000.
This is said to be owing to the deterioton Of the
seed and plants and new seed and plants must
be obtained from Cuba before any improvement
can be expected
The Dry Goods trade is nearly over for the
season. An advance in price for most kinds of
Foreign fabricks is looked for, and in conse
quence importations will be lighter. We are not
sorry to see this Buy less of Foreign wares and
more Of home manufacture, and our word for it,
money will be plentier and rates of interest less
than per cent per month.
Our quotations are for
WHEAr-Spring 81 to 60.
i" Fall u to H..
CoRN-20 to %.
RYE-50 to Sc,
FLouR-Good country brands s..
City Mills Extra at retail $3.50.
Rye -four 81.
PRov1sIoSs-Mess Pork Sls to 1925.
Smoked Hams 81 in casks for shipment.
Smoked Shoulders It.
Laad Arm, l0a to II, outside figure.
.WooL-Common 20 to 90.
Quarter Blood Merino "a to 2S.
Half :" 80 to 80.
Three-fourth blood Merino 81 to 40.
Full !" ALTO so.
We hear of sale of 1900 IBIS good thrce-fourth
blood at 35 cts, also Of 5000 assorted at 32
cents,
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New York, July

New York, July B.
Nour-lOal5 cents better, with brisk de-
mand for export and home use, sales 5000 bbls,
6,2oa6, 40 for common to straight state, 6,5oa
$50 for extra do, 6,20a6, go for common to good
super Ind, Wis. & Ohio; 6,75a7 30 for extra do.
Canadian better, sales 900 bbls at 6,5Oas,2O.
Grain-Wheat Ease better, sales 60, 900 bush,
1,3sa1, As for Mill club, ,53al,5 SO for mixed Ind.
1,s5al,s7a for white Canadian. Small sales
prime Rye at So. Corn better, sales 10000 bu.,
4sa54 for inferior to good western mixed. No
shipping lots in market. Oats unchanged.
Provisions-Pork, GALES 900 bbls at $20,5O
for mess, and sl7,25 for prime. Beef firm and
in fair demand. Lard firm at 114ai2c. Cut
meats scarce and advancing. Butter and Cheese
dull.
Whiskey-Sales 200 bbls at sole.
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@. 2, GEAR,

One door north Of the Wigitman House,
Main Street, BusIin0On, A,ca.
Offering thanks for the liberal patronage ne has re-
ceved for the past twelve months takes this opportu
nifty of informing the public that he will attend to all
siness in his line at the following rates
Goods Wares and Merchandise taken In sore 10 pr cent
Second hand Household Furniture, B."
Real Estate within City limits, TX" 6
Country Business reasonable terms.
Secondhand household furniture sold on Saturday
only. sHch goods must be delivered the suction room
before O'Clock of that day. lap221
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09
NEW DRY GOODS STORE e.
H r EVERETT & CO..

HAVE opened Wholesale and retail Dry Goods
Ill House the North side Of Jefferson ST., secand
building below Main St.
H. J. EVERETT & Co., would inform coun-
try merchants and the citizens of Bur gton that they
tic dry goods suitable to this market and for reference
we would invite all to call and examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere As the present stock must be sold
to make for extensive stock for the coming FALL
Having located themselves in this city for the purpose
of doing permanent business, they have made ar
rangements receiving all kinds of domestic dry goods
from the Eastern cities We would invite all country
merchants and all those desiring good Goods, cheap
Goods and bargains to give us call.
jy8tf H. j. EVERETT Co.