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~ o. D. WOOD CO., Proprietors, 81 Broadway
~; :, ana IA Market street, St. Lous, Missouri
aoid here by Iheo. A. Peck and by all Drug.
s's,s mere and throughout the country.
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Terms of Subscription for Daily
Free Press
Prices for Advertising in Weekly

81 No subscription stopped until all arroarares
are paid except at the option Of tho
discontinued unless by positive orders. ''ue'' OF
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CARPET HALL.
CAHPErrN@e

over the Boston L Maine X. X. station,
Haymarket square, Boston.
he undersigned Successors to VIZ. p. TESSf
Co. offer to purchasers Of
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WALL PAPERS.

lust RECEIVED MY ENTIRE SPRING
- Stock of French and American Paper Hangingi
Of entirely new Patterns, including the usual
variety Of Wall, Ceiling, Window and Fire Board
Ilsngings, with Borders to match. Builders and
persons wishing to hang either new or old walls
should not fail to examine this varied assortment
Of Papers, it is the only complete assortment Of
Spring Styles in Town.
No. l, LeavenwOTth Block,
COLLEGE STREET.
aplT d4wu O. W. BANTER.
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THE FIRM OF
mOtChkiss n .DcIIison

are authorized to take orders
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Merinos, Silks, Sat
ms, uauaes, Grapes, Bareges, Volvets, Ribbons,
Hosiery and Gloves
silk and Worsted, Damask and Moreen Cur
tains, Ladies and Gentlemen's Garments Straw
bonnets' Linens, Cottons, DC, dyed aud finished
In tho best manner.
Silks and Silk Dresses Watered.
chintl Lace and Muslin Curtains, Shades, Tn.
pie Covers, Carpets, Rugs, DC, Cleunsed and Re-
finished. '''
Goods restored, when possible, to original state.
All persons desiring goods clcansed or dyed, bv
leaving their orders weekly, previous to the
Wednesday nine O'Clock Express, can have them
promptly executed at tho
PEOPLES STORE,
ddNn JS2 Church Street,
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Clover Seed.

TON NORTHERN CLOVER SEED JUST
1 received and Tor saleby
ieb-2l VAN SICkLEN& WALKER.
ENGLISH Metallic Memorandum Books, at
IL Nichols.
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kich cat and pressed Table Glassware of en-
tirel new and elegant shapes and superior quail
NY Some very heavy patterns expressly adap.
ted to Hotel and Saloon purposes.
q. W. BAXTER,
College St. No. !. Leavenworth Block
ddwtf aplS
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ddw3rn

ELouk;-5Oo bbls. Gothic Mills, super extra.
500 bbs Hudson Mills, extra.
500 Industrial 4" =
800 Plymouth C. Fancy.
ooo " Erie "No. ], this day received
warra ntedto give entiresa tisfacton both in p,r,,
and quality. For sale by
novl3uaw VANSIKLFN A. WALKER
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Fancy Goods

II O Y 3.
HOLDEN, CUTTER d Co, IMPORTERS,
IL and II Kilby ST., Boston,
IIAvE just received, per Ships and Steamers,
L III Packages of Fancy Goods and Toys-con-
d cases rans' ~ S,i"t> Ozone Stick) Spanish.
Hair, Tooth, Nail, and Shaving Brushes,
and Combs.
5 Paris Perfumery, Soaps, Oils, Pomades, dc.
10 " Genuine Farina Cologne.
2 German Pipes, Stem. and Segar Hold
ers, DC.
2 cartons real Meerschaum Pipes and Tubes.
3 cases Glass, Pearl, Wax and Satin Beads and
Backgammon Boards, Snuff and Tobacco
Boxes.
! Portmonnaies, segar Cases and Cabas.
is " and bales Willow Baskets.
6 " French China Vases, Cologne Stands, Fig
ures, Boxes, &c.
2 casks Jews Harps, Air and cracker Pistols.
cases Envelopes. Letter and Note Paper, Pens
and Fen Holders.
q" Vioins, Bows and Strings.
Harmonious, ACCORDION. and Canes
and casks China Allies, Agates. Marbles,
States and Pencils.
Feather Dustert, Wire Dish Covers, and
Dominoes.
case Comedian Rings Silk, Steel and int
Guard. Gilt Rings.
S cases Earthen Toys, Watch Safes. Ash Box
es, &c.
10 &" Toys, lin endless varety) by the gross or
dozen
Z" Kid and China Dolls.
60 Toys we'll assorted in each case, from $40
to $50 per case.
The attention of dealers is called to our extern
sive assortment of
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
also to our large stock Of
STAPLE GOODS,
such as Combs, Brushes, Fine Ivory Combs, seis-
sor., Knives, Cards, Soaps, Oils. India Rubber
Good. in every variety, Balls Dressing, Puff and
Neck Combs, &C. dc. comprising one Of the
largest stocks in tho United States. The foreign
good. being of our own importation, selected per-
sonaly by one of our firm in Europe, enables US
to sell at the lowest prices. We are constantly
receiving fresh supplies by steamer aud packet
All orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
tion.
Cola ApentsfOr SapdersOn Il LaneTgan's
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CARLYLE, Illinois, Juno 10, 1855.
nave used Professor Woods Hair Restorative.
and have admired its wonderful effect. Nv hal,
was becoming, as thought, prematurely prav
but by the use of his " Restorative" il has 70
sumed its original color, and have no doubt mar.
manently so. SIDNEY RRFEcE f'
Ex-senator United Stat.s
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Always Something New.
READ THIS OLD AND YOUNG



is, doubt, the most wonderful discovery of this
age of progress, for it will restore, perma nenty
gray hair to its original color, cover the head of
tho bald with most luIuriant growth, remove at
once all dandruf and itching, cure all .orofula,
ard other cutaneOuH cruptons, such sea Id head
etc 1t will cure, as if by magic, nervous peri
odical headache make the hair soft, glossy, and
wavy, and preserve the color perfectly, and the
hair from falling, to extreme old age.
The following is from distinguished member
At the medical profession
ST. PAUL, January l, 1855.
PROFESSOR o. ]. WOOD
DEAR SIR Unsolicited, I send you this Ger.
tifcate. After being nearly bald for some time,
and having tried all the hair restoratiyes extant
and having no faith in any, l was induced. on
nearing OF yours to give il q trial. l placed my
self in the hands Of barber, and had my head
rubbed with good stiff brush, and the Restora.
tive then applied and well rubbed in till the scalp
was aglow. This repeated every morning, and
IN three weeks the young hair appeared and grew
rapidly from August last till the present time nd
now thick, black and strong-soft and pleaant
to the touch whereas. before, it was harsh and
wiry, what little there was of it, and that little
was disappearing very rapidly. still use your
restorative about twice week, and shall soon
have good and perfect crop Of hair. Now had
read Of these things and who has not but have
not seen any case where any persons hair was re.
ally benefited by any Of the hair TONES, ETC., of
the day and it really give, pleasure to record
the result OF my experience. have recommended
your preparation to others, and it already has a
large and general sale throughout the Territory
The people here know its effects, and have conf.
dence in it, The supply you sent us, as whole.
SAFE agents Tor the Territory, is nearly exhausted
and daily inquiries are made for it, You deserve
credit for your discovery and for one, return
you my thanks for the benefit it has done me. for
| certainly had despaired long ago of ever effect
ing any such result.
Yours, hastily,
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~, y w BUND,
Firm Of Bond 4 Kelly. Druggists, ST. Pa

FROM the Editor of the Reul Estate Advertiser
BosToN, II School Street, March 20, 1855.
Dear or Having become prematurely quit,
gray, was induced, some six weeks since =,
make trial Of your restorative. ! have u,ed
less than two bottles, but the gray hairs have nj
disappeared and although my hair has not full
attained its original color, yet the process q,
change is rapidly going on and am in grest
hopes that in short time my hair will be as dark
as formerly lhsve also been much grati6ed n,
inc healthy moisture and vigor of the hair. which
before was harsh and dry and it has ceased &c
come out as formerly. ~
Respectfully yours,
p..c,.w d. C, NJ. RUPP.
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CAFFETIN Gs
At retail, a complete and most desirable sssor t.
men:. comprising every variety Of fabric and quail
ity, of both English and American manufacture ;
also splendid stock of floor oil cloth. cloths, fro IN
to "a feet in width,) Cocoa and Canton Mat
tings, Rugs, Mats, &c, dc, &c,
We respectfully solicit a call at this large,
long-estabished and we'll known warehouse, from
all in want of this kind Of goods. and wishing to
trade at the very lowest cash prices.
Davis, Wright Il Co.
Gao. +. DAVIS SAN'L. T. WRIGHT. WV. SHII
w&lw3mo.
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Purchasers of rich fancy Goods, or any descrip-
ton Of Toys, call at Holden, Cutter 4 Cos.'s is
and II Kilby Street, Boston-one of the most eI-
tensive French and German importing houses in
the United States, having house in England, Pc
ri, and Germany. They are agents for Sanderson
A Ianerpan's celebrated Fire Works. w3m.
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00leehlp c6'rrr Dress.
Pyntd at No. CoH,gs Nrot, BuAnpton, VI.
GEO. w. ~ G, q. BENEDICT,
EDlIoHs AND PRorRuroRs.-
Terms OF subscription

Terms OF subscriptions.
For Village Subscribers, supplied by tho
- Csrner, 49,, 50 so
For Mail Subscribers, and those who take I, w
St the Office, . m
II paid sniciiy in advance, "a
II paid during tho year, "a
Interest chargeable after the years end
Terms of Subscription for Daily
Free Press.
10 village Subscribers, por annum, "a No
10 those who receive it by Mall for months 2 90
Or per annum, M
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
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"0RKS OF THE N Y DYING and Printing
w Establishment on Staten Island
FOR WHICH COMPANY
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss, INFLU-
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, wHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
and for the relief Of consupptve patients in advanced
stages Of the diseass-
We need not speak to the public Of Its virtue.
Throughout every town. and every hamlet Of the
American States its wonderful pulmonary com
plants have made It already known Nay few are the
families In any civilized country this continent with
out personal experience OF Its effects and fewer vel
the communities any where which have not among them
some living trophy OF Its victory the subtle and dan
gerous diseases Of the throat and lungs While II is the
most powerful antidots yet known TO man for the form
dable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs
L. also the pessantt and safest remedy that can bs en-
ployed fnr infants and young persons Parents should
have in store against the insidous enemy that steal.
upon them unprepsred- We have abundant grounds 10
believe the Cherry Pictorial caves lives by the con.
sumptons prevents than those 1t Keep It by
you, and your colds while they durable, neg
lect them until human skill master the memorable
eanker that fastened the vitas esA your life
Al know the dreadful fatality OF lung disorders, and
they know too the virtues Of this remedy need do
more than to them II is still made the lest it
be- We spare no cost, care, toll to produce the
most perfect possible, and thus Afford those who rely
the boat agent which skill furnish for their cure
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CHINA HALL

$50 Church Street, and convince yoursel o' 'niS
great and marvellous truth-vir that there
ONE CHEAP CASH STORE IN BURLINGTON
p.,r,ur ppicrs Gold Band China Dining
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Glassware, Glassware.

L. APkESs Books, the best Business Memoran
Ldum Books made /; can find them at Nichols,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

Sec0na llana Engines.
THREE SECOND HAND ENGINES FOR
i salo very low by
JAIME. DONNELLY LEA,
ie2sdkwff corner it.sa a..u I.uck lsa..u Eta
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natfbts, Jewelrp, 81.

L. =. RDQUAD JBWEl8Y STORE
Iaisoss street, corner II Eagjs, Smith = L.
skroys btech, neek lslsad. lliinols.
HAVING JUST RECEIVED 4 LARGE
III addition 10 my tesmsr sstenslvs stesk Suitable
FOR the neilAays wuid nsitsal 70 sall end e1amine
scsssaYy 10 ssnd Eas In order 70 get the atsst sse-
snd bsss quality u gooas II ny hne ny outset hes
.is,sy. srd dssire 10 Ieavs Il 10 diseerains public
noe fsr eucesns 49, attenAea ny seoste
No shsrss ~ shevtnG gou1s, vhich Win be var.
rsnsed = 5sSesssased Fress - 'ov - 10 any East
ern city.
Al oaes fAselo1AWt0 J. b nEQCA.
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Wholesale Piano + erte " arerssms

me UNDERSIGNED WOULD kEsfECT-
FULLY annouAea - ihe ctlxcis ~ paxeAlott
~ vicinity that he ha. oleAed al eEslre nsw q
sgah, stick of Plane fort.a aud M.lode.t. ard b..
* immediately connected With ile Manufacturer.
-eisahlsd 20 furnish Instruments - their psscss.
The siock Ia ess~tsfs II the fiiarus ef A
" 0add. "A II tale 4 TO, steihA.y 5 son ard J
q FisL3y. of New York. aid L. Lllt err II Bastoa
.E'icas Of 6rvse.,cin 4 Trusluw
The Neioicons e u " Smith ara esa,.
lisfe assortment Of Sheet Music containing all The
',cst Waitse- iolkss, scngs Marches, ssrFcd Ngiu
lies and Gems 81 the pperss thai have heea Tut
shcd
Dealers furnished Instruments and Sheet Music i
lac frgu.sr discounts Tuning deue 10 order
Ael2 W g. WILLIS
last side Mair .sr~e, hesweet rrvaf aid Second
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NJ DALZELL, JR. 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers |!
fauiiies ssppiied short notice
ME ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH
w supply cf enry article usually kept In our
line. Thankful fm pas, patronage We would ask
SUGARS.
MoLAssEs
Baltimore Oysters, Lobsicrs, Clans, Salmon and
sardtnrs In Cans, superior article and warranted
Preserves. Jcllies 0-rkiBs. Essllsh Pickles Olive
Oil, Pepper sauce, keichnps. &c, In 0lass.
sssees Tomatoes Peaches Horse kadish, Herbs,
and Pow dcrs In Caas
Mustard, Spices, Chocolate, Broma, Sage, Canary
seed Pearl Barley, Ground Rice, Farina, saleratu.,
starch, coda, ES'racts ~ all ksnds, Mascaroai Yer
mceiii, Fancy soaps, Brushes, Bsskets, &c.
Camden Flour, Corn Meal, liornlny, Dat Meal, &C
Louisville Cement Maths, Glass, &r, &C.
Call and examine oar stock which We gill warrant
% give satisfaction.
n DALZELL, JR 4 co,
kD Cor SECOND aud Perry street.
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New Jerk 1 Erie Rail Rsad.

IL &
II TIE Travelling Psssse.
RCf YUrR rHROC6L ricKEfs TO NEW
e.lcs VIA skts roate
- Iwsaty.two miles distance saved
raroash ~ Nsw York City without change o
11r The eaiy roass 70 New York Oity having wsd.
and sisac.ous SAlooA Care
= lnis u exis sds 10 Duakisk, Buffalo and Narar
Fails. with M u abrsksa Wide oaasv -conuscslna
uiak.S digsetiy with al Traias from Cieveisau
Ns.esa.aat aud tacago, the l.aks Hhaes kasir0s.
To .iaaAlo, wa the ba1Ato 4 New York City Ne
Reai, mski.g direct concessions stsh al, steamer
- LAKE Size from Cleveland, TSisAc snd n~troi,
..lse WITH tins Va Islo aud Lake usron Railway iron
Dsirot aad Caioaso.
To axara Fans. via CsuaaAalsua ana Nlssar
rails Rsil HvAd, snAkiag direct CONCESSIONS With n
ifssss Oh tue 0reat wsstefn Railway frvsa pesros
ssd cntcass. thus anordins the travelling public
risalled faclltiea
- 5sst9a Passengers csa stop In New York CT.
any 9Th VI q aad resaac their Journey Of pics
sure ~ltao1t extra rasr1~
Wsst.ra Raj Road 0aiees
~ FARE a. low 10 ANY other rortc
HOMER RAArDELL,
SMITH, Gen.i Agent, fres.
yiidkwiy Cleveland. O, Ma, 18th. nSs.
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JOHN ANNAnLE 4 SON.
SCREW BOLT MANufAcTCRERS-
~ prepared 10 execute orders for all kinds G
screw h8is, Nuts, &C Having had iaans wears ex
serieuer la the business feel confident Of gi,iE,
a,siaein 10 all Who may favor with their orders
y regards price and quality IL wosk shop ia ia.
sognrr Of Third aud Lc Claire streets
Davenport, Ort ., lao diff
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All irA.as ous " Dsveaport viii make coaasss,o..
~1h Aascatsle AID Iowa City.
Iqs Passenger Tralas coaaeet Al Davenport viii
she Rs<k LIS ID AID Chicago TrAins
PAsssas are rcniade Of the seeeasity Of eivtni
4s;et dlrsetioas 70 the dsstinatop VI their bas
saIs Aiso 70 procure tekess before fakiur theii
.ssis 10 the cara A. DAY, Superintendent
splS ss.sf
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
IN AND ArTER MONDAY, JUNE FIRST
" AID ua,l further Notice Trains will leave Rsel
.s.A.d daily, tsaaday. rsespssd) folows
iss pay khprsss Sad Nail train 81. ......l0l5 A. u
- IN syrsss si;........-..-.-.-.-...- g
- kfet9hs AID 81 etnss ears -.......... 80 r n
Tfa.as arrive 81 Rock islasd, daily. saadAys ca
cspted, - to.iows
ht ks4ht Bapress 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 4 n
- DAILY 6xpress AID Mall at............ $50 p y
81 rsvisns A1d ~ tlAss cars a.. ....-i0 ~ r y
An aaias over this Road 10 direct eoanectio
- SIcaxo With traias bosh the Alehigaa Soui.s
81 and Aiehlgaa Csasss =. 10 aud from Detroi,
ioaedo, Ceve.A ID, Colusseas ciaeias.fi, pff.burs
pa ikfk, badalo, Niagara Fails, Albaay, New Iors
f1lssdcspnla, baltimore asd Ma.hiassou. Also. =
Ia Sale with tra.as u the 1lilaois csatrAi kos.
Norih TO 0Aeaa aid South 90 81 Louis and Cairo
y Which places seAeis ga BE- procured ol
u BENSON,
Ticket Agent. q 4 Depot, q J.
issse00on sre reElade1 Of the neessslty " rvtn.
Assses directions - 20 tae dcst1atoa az their bAs
gage aiso, 20 pfoears tekets before taking seats
tac cars, - the Conductors collect farce oy to Sta
Ia. - the Hoe Of the Chicago ssd Resk lsAa.
JOHN =. TRACY. Superintendent
" ~ WHssaAs, Ass't Sapt
itssk iHiA.a, April ~, last
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VEGETABLE MARKET.

A. ~. KENT
"ILL KEEP CONSTANTLY On HAND
w Mt knitrss Maj MAhxnr. opposite the Io.l
,anee e"mrlet" supply nt all kads ~ Garden Ne.
tables such AZ
.dTAToES TrRNIfS CARRIAGES
IIITlILk CARROTS
GELlN IEAs 40
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pURKEs PATENT FINE KEis. FOR
- Wire Fences, alwas- on hand and for sN,~ sy
JAIME, IsoNNkLLY LEA,
je2sd&wif GorGer Third asa Rock Island sss
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BUTTER AND POULTRY

Ssw and fr.-h every day. n. pebble can RELY ma.
lng ali kinds II vegetables Ia their season a. SM
gtlf..
Farmers and 6sfdasre are sarHe-i'y FeQresiet u
ting their vegetables latter sggs and pauAiTy 10 M
tall. wherr tae highest cash prizes WITH he pad
Tiosc who have hitherto supplied me aad al u he
ave any Thug II the kind 70 dispose OF viii dad IL
realty ~ their asil aafa~v ~ hrna them 10
Aef0tf kE>f- pl II STAND
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03
SEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!
rnE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY
i made extensive Preparations ldrihe manufacture
I Batter sugar, Bsstos, Sofa, ftr Mic. Water ar.i
ystcr Crackers, Eliot Bread, &C. az Together with
= aee,l as.ostmes, of Leaf Bread, Cake. ald En,ks
have also purchased the lnirat Right iur scott
cun,y, for tie ma. ufsciure Of Crum S fsaFs
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
naae by Maehiuery. Tie advantage claimed for
PROCESS OF making Bread the" tie Bfsad
msrc uniform in susl,,y ard handsome IL GFFsar.
" i Aueh whitsf aa trc cAet, II keeps niucL
niger without eeeonllHE staie AID = MS ieEsoH-
moi objection able wl.n vaek I'D u eats a- hala
the finest Fresh rel "a sat~ ftyihcr nj Il "a
-sdsly Introduced tite families = % have ~ - ia
aksf iirs al heiors | thaii e9IiiLl 80 fun n
Tread NsFrn - heretofore H. aaeEi4 /. ihe above
riteles, trrtas Whit carrot fatt ~ give .4aFe
sisfactan, iapv Va 10 ~ ie supply NJ " he r.
tVaF nc With taeiF ralrWsaEe Thankful lef 1ast
aVess, hups IL fGrltt dnA8t Gs1Ep - he sHnsr
n. order. from The country ptnIi - ate dCd ie
FANIEt IQUTE
ftoEeef isshsrt, tTsHt slrssi, esv taeare asSys
iafrous ff,tfk u42fs S'tata Mil.
DAVENPORT MsA - isfGtf
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Family Groceries.
THE SUBSCRIBER. AT HIS STORE, n
i W. eoraer of Iowa aad second stree; >, ha. o.
hand and viii keep conss sntiy large Of
Fresh Family 0reesrass,
embraeng everything IN his line Of business which
he viii sell on reasonable serms The afte4tIon ~
the public 10 invited late arrivals Of seasosabe ar
sicles. WALTER KELLY
June Is las. On
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03
Rirer 70, nd NIarkets.

80
LOUISVILLE, January 81 There was a general snow
las, night and is now freezing. The river has risen ten
inches.
CIServSArI, FEBRUARY 2.-Four inches Of Snew fell last
night-it melted fast to-day. The river is swelling
slowly.
EvANsvILLE-Ths river has risen six inches. The
entire ris. is four feet. The ice is stationary.
ST. LOUIS, February 2.-The weather has been colder
since neon.
NEW ORLEANS, January 81. Cotton sales to day
Is 900 bales. The steamers news has had no effect on
the markets prices unchanged; sales To- the week, IS. 500
bales; receipts for the asst week, %, 900 bales; receipts
ahead Of last year 1900 bales; stock on hand R72,O 900
bales. Rio Codse, IoG1OKj prime, IOSe.
NEW YORK, January 81 Cotton market closed, buy
ers active; sales 5000 bales. Kidding Orleans, 1924.
CEcINSATI, January s1.-FIour dull-marKet 25c.
Ness Pork advanced. Lard in demand and active, sd-
vanosd-sls. whisky in demand and active; prices 229
o2K. Wheat steady red, 81 1881 Isl white, 81 Isz
81 20.
NEW YORK, January sI.-Flour in small demand and
decliniug-ss 6. Wheat duI. Corn inactive and drOop-
ing. Private sdvicss, received BY steamer, less favorable
than published accounts. Lard active, prices advanced.
Mess Pork very firm holders ask higher rates, sal.
CISeISNATI, February 2-Flour market Gull, prices
unchanged. Ness Pork-hOlders anticipating an advance
are holding out market sales SIS. Lard-dsmznd at
tive and advanced &c; quoted at TH. whisky active
at full prices.
NEW YORK, February 2.-FIour market dali prices
nominal. Mixed Corn transactions snail and prices
declining. Wheat-demand moderate, prices hrm. Mess
Pork advanced, s2I IS. Lsrd-demand fair, prices arm
at l3K. wheat hrn white, 81 7OGsI 50.
LOUISVILLE, February 2-The river Is nearly staten
hg-weather cloudy.
FRANKFORT, KY February 2.-The Kentucky river
has risen four feet. Fifteen feet rise reported at 1.-THE
Telegraph says Cleveland" but that's nonssnse.l
PITTSBURGH, February at froTs hard last niEht.
PORTSMOUTH, February 2-The ice moved the whole
Of last night, The river has stopped swelling.
CIScTSSATI, February 2-There have been three feet
in twelve hours, and the river is still rising rapidly.
weather is cloudy.
CIsoISSATI, February e.-River open and freights
plenty. Flour IS, and Whisky 81 IS.
CIScINSATI, February 2-Licking river has risen ,
in four hours.
ST. Louis, February 2.-Ths weather is much colder
and vehic Is are again crossing on the ice. Tbs Lsgisla-
and State OncsrE were received here to-day by the
authorities and the Chamber Of Commerce. A din
nsr IS 70 be liven to them tomorrow al the Varieties The
ltrs.
c.insd in Consequence OF decrease in receipts from the
Kidding Orleans Iss, Bacon active with large
sales.
Dr. Burdsu has been murdered, which creates intense
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