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/ STRAY NOTICE.

iSrlkAY NOTICE.
,ss n'AkEN up by Young stokes Ia
SNNEiH3 Peasant Valley, as strays, one
red Cow with few white hairs Ia
HA her fasc, with u sucking Calf, req
oSnd white, an uhdortiio On tho r'ght
ear. AIs0. ono speckled Cow, split In ber ish ear
and hola ia Tho right ear sId torn cut; thtve
year. OLD. Also. red Gov; crop o. inc ss sss ..,.n
III win Z leather strsp. Also, one black heller
calf bs.h .ar. on .h,it sns 5ss5S S olS h.o Sd oSa
si a,i,,. ~ mon,hs old, JusAuA ID. PATTON,
a,.i.SS,. Uouniy Clerk.
Red Cow and Mare Colt.
F5eaS TAkhN up BY Christina "a a,as sisnan aais.. u>
nINS : ~ his residence IN bius usa.s IN
tMn Town Ship, On the ntst Day oiE
r.csMCor, 1850. i. an ks.ay, red cow W."
oniy one eye; between and IL yeap oia, Also,
hy Christian kisteBingsher, al INC saMe Pls.S'
Mare Colt, TIRES years oil next spring, ~ltn =
large white spot abeye tho nose and some Mhlts
hairs ON the fofehssd; ths iot hind fool mas som
white stripes on the moot =. =. lis.. rA,o
lsul-9n@ anH4 County Ciefk'
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II -NOURSE s. VIELE.
Cernsr q yrout And 1ssk Island Streets.
Have for sale - rtdsssd ssssss,
PEASE,S. FARM Mill,
for grindiss sAsAs, esss, As: ss--
THE STAR MILL,
ior ghndiig ezra aad esra II tAs ear.
Cor Asllsts, Neat Cattsrs, Sausage stat.
fsrs, Weofoger's Agrisultlral 1salses,
& Ths ssss used OSAGk ORANGE SGkD, whole.
sals and retsaL &s. lsal.Wu
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VarDs.

l.. r. PELTON, NJ. D..
Ls0RMRRLY Assistant Ply sIeiaa 70 hek
Resident surgeon TO the Breokiyn Oily HosRltsi. e.
Gently Of orange nd wsstsAsstsr Co.'S, T., 0nsIs
his profsssl0na services 70 tbs citizens 81 DavsnYor
once and rssidsnce, Brady u. nsarly opposite Ger
SxrxentI. au8 w l6bd OIL
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WOODEN PUAdPel

'i>HR subserilsr y now rsa4ty - fhrnisA wO0D0A
These PunDs Afe made that waisr vll aes ft11 Il
ths@. NssTaatsd ~ wsrk we'll Tor oss yeax. A0ae-
isss logs faTuilhSd to ordss.
OrdsIs may u len the ocs Of D. l.. 1Aossy. ~
u With shs s1hscibss az his paos of bssasO Aseg o.
Shorsy's Machine 6h,4,. ssi4s j. q. 414O1nI.
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NEW T1N 6Ts011E.

11HR Subscribers have jsssopeusd ssors On Hsrs
/ rtson hetwbsa TAird and Roasth ssrsess RAsrs
Oh hand all kiSds OF 1",s .s.tI " ~ s5s :
OsPpsr, Tn and Sheet Iron ware,
Psraculsf attenston pad n Roofmg, 0poasing asd
Johblng.s County nsschsnts oAa rely apoa AssoS
supplied with Esn ware q Wholesale Prices.
kaes, old copper, ,ised, As, taken @ sxrhsaes foI
xo0ds. [AilSdsn GRAALEES 4 RklL.
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BOOTS y SHOES.
WHOLESALE 4 sETAlL,
At The Empire store.

~ ~ 91SINVItC, HSV1O'
Qfla WE have now ia slore alargs And well s.
III w lsctbd ssoek Or BOOTS nsa SMOKE, &c
Vvwheh VI In ih yits the sttsntios Of ali Ia wzai
ofsrsiciSs In our line, Country traders wfsf.
Jag 70 rspisnish tscir Stoke will a1d 10 theR sd
where.
u oar nSIsrous e1sSomsrs who p sfsr Gu S1OA
wokA We eontinns 70 hold oat Ind ussmep y In 81
nay of primo stock Adj styitsh work n0t squaied
th1s aide OF Nssttosk4 Al styiss Of Ls1tesS work
faanufaetnFsd - ussAi nrzdy Street, Davenrsrt
spfs.du MooRB Brown
I 4 AbiHs' k.sI ssszos a.as % s1aS1- 80 4
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lite the steam Atlls. t FL
psysAportjliy al ,tsss-wAd.tf.


plain and neapd Alpaca, siaekt plais aaA eoleRs4
isl..nes, tsa si 700, cssAasrss, oi,sAaassCsn,la.
Ess;ic 0oods n all their hFaneAss.
Hate oa4 Cape q vhelsaAls saa recall, 80
. great nAay Other TNsiss too naneroUs 70 0An-
toH All si which III cell a leU q shsy - =
Doug kt AHywhefs wsst Of New York.
Country msleAan . are parsis1lalay Invited - e.
smins our stosA before nsking AsT purehaase.
aouLs NOT bat be sre eHAbaad 70 sHis tAo Geeee q
Well "a The nsoSt fastidtaas buyer.
aug ~ IS dw1 STRAUSS & AO1RRGpOBDP1R.
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COL0lIMo, Sc.
r NJ DUNN (lsie nf Tho 1rm Of Dopnei Duahl
j beg 10 In ia,n ~ ,,sstOns and the public thai
he has retiredi frau house painting, aud vii! 1oru.
future only attend 10 Paper Hanging, WhitsAane ana
Paper Hanger and Csilins Whitsnsr wsIrahts No In
assuring the public uisansfacton both in seosom,
and work manship.
mucn discolored With sul0ksl A. white ~ new.
shop ON Third street, lower side, between Brad
and Perry Str. cts.
Davenport, y0y Soua
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Once and Fesldsnce, BfsAy u. nearly oPP0ats 0SH
Sxrxent'l. aug ~ l6bd OIL
Dr.. ]. VI. q. RAXRR
A PIER ~ expsnsnss Of nlstsea yssls ia ne
~ Nprsctce OF Medicine and Surgsry now oas1s his
' OiossIonai esfvices 10 the citfssns Of Davenport
- d hs vicinity. Particular attention VIII bs gwen
.ags. Uhice ii Post Ohscs &ock 40. 2, op ssAtsG
'sss ON sth st., between Esady d Perry sts.
Nv .2G.-du.
W. II. LIMB. n. D.,
Praotising Phy1iclaA,
Unice Brady Street. opposite the Post 0ncs oyer
Psrrys Casthing Store oface houzs, more 1.st:usv,
Dr.. ". Q. H1101, ats
tReeenuy from Rock Llan4, III.
SurgseA and Honespsthb 1Aysisis1,
Unse on I'd street, next door 70 u. H. Smi0y vssis.
y store, in r. MeTwin's snes. fssr LiRdsssTs Jss
mth27-dff 0lYV Store, q
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sl>HK sabscYibsrs have tlis day entsEed into CO.
i psHne5sbip In the Merchant Tailoring businsee,
uadsr the nsae Of 4. ASIhkL e. Coz, AAd Will
carry On she business % he old stAsd, who're nay
DO found . fresh assortment Of
New ana 1easooaelo ooo9o,
latsss ssyiea. We have hand 3 large assortment
OF he kess made Furnishing Good, eonsisupg u
all varieties oG z9s NAE F Tth
shirts, unlslahiSts, prAverA. 0toek ftAs, CrA-
vats, elsveA Nitts, essks. saspsa1ses.
Braces and everything In Vii uss, fos sale q isH
mark. Give % CALI.
81 9'- ~ 4. CAS- CkEL,
tts- GEO. LATIAkk.
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Railroads.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
R aE

An and alt-f hiosis5 d.. lat, 1855, and uad
y further notice trans viii isAva Davenport. T. {
uscstiue ana iJss CiE, .santays sscsptsd) - i.l
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.Aa kLloT oLsv.e s.sns
siOT 4 FISH E. FISK 4 4 ELIOT ,
DAVENPORT, iowa, IOWA CITY, IOWA,
General Comm sssion Il Forwarding
IN er e n ~ % IS.
Pardcuiar attention paid 10 tho purchase and sale
II III, d;Ise. Liberal advances made on Cons'Sh.
msu,s. Cash paid for all Kind OF Produce
--REFEREFCEs:---
Egw-YosE, b0sIes.
s,ursA shaw d Co, tG!iber Soma,
tiiery q Gibbons, FeufinS, ,ihslehefa Nhnoh'
ksynoids q Gushman, fnLApsiP.A,
II alsted, Bfckaw d Go. fslmas, ih"n~s% " To-,
Cnu.So, l.. Lincoln, Esq.
Henry Fasnans, ESQ, pAxsnPohE'
Raymond a. Nsrd. COOK sargent,
+. i. Je.up ) CO, Dubuq H. Is, Hosmsb, Eco
Api IS lf3S.-a.wti
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FRANCIS JACOBY, jas,
NIW DlU0 AID PRESC1IP STO11.
,I1HE nvitsstAs attention o.
thseisiSens Of Dav vsnporsand nd sarrouedin6 eouatrJ
10 nisDrux and Che store ON hFadybeswssn Sec
ond nd Third sta.
From his kno Sisdgs and sxpsrie inth .eusiHsss
he can assure those who MAY favor him thai they s
bstuInishsd with Medicines efthe best quality pre-
pared with the strcsest nd at moderate prices
Persona attention will he given 10 the compoone
1 &C OF all Prescriptions.
Asalso sspsa good odassortmsa TOT Gsrms tisncl
knslish and American PsnaRsry, FOota anc hsii
Brushes, oabs, ,anA . General assortment o. Fancy
Articles. irr
Dsveapo,.. 90, 18th, Iss4-d.,I -
HOUSE. 1I0V AND ORXAH1MTAL PAINT
INC, PAPER KAu0INo, ZIG.
- i spsstfslAy ssaouase 70 bis
ss., :: y, y .s Sss..S sas
% at tho old stand on Perry stssst, esi-esa sssono
aud THIRD StrsOss.
raIts hi q la assuring his patrons fail sstisfsss ~
any VI ork that may be entrusted 10 mia.
Paiut. Of all colors prepared asd ready for uss-
~. "a ,sa ar = JAMkS N0SNEL.
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry 1trsstA
ACKLEY 3 0LKsTEAD, Propristors.
y1,HE undersigned would respectfully inform their
i friends and the punlic, that they have this day
opened the ssCITy HoTKL, for the reception OF strn
gers and travellers. IL has been entirely remodeicd
and newly furn she'd The location s central and con-
venlent ind no effort the part ofths Propricsors
shall be wanting TO contribute to the comfort ofths
patrons.
EXTENSIVE IA nLiss with careful and auentiv ehos
tiers always In Attendance. Also large ysrdc con-
nected, for the accommodation OF Farmers, Gc.
Ashsre sfHubiic pat,onage s respectfuiiy solcisea
AEKLEY h OLM6FkAD.
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FURNISHING aOOD6
SAMUEL PX1RY.

4 AkOV AKA A488X
.yssoadsfrest, oppasiLe LeClaire Row. Dave amor
iowa, ,(pet ssn Main q EYaay.} eDp6A&
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BANKING HOUSE Of Quinn pvorur,,

DEPOSITS. Deposits received and Checks paid
witnout charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
cities received on Deposit at par, and Exchange
INTEREST on DEPosITs.-Interest will be allow ed
on deposits at Sroh rates as may be agreed upon:
sns and other
ceived to be checked for i'm same funds or in
specie, we charging the regular Exehange;,
Will be discounted. and Loans made on Stocks Bonds
and Securities, at the market rate.
LETTERS OF CRRDIT.-Letters of Credit will be
United States, on Deposit of Money or Collaterals
and interest allowed If Money is deposited, and
charged Colaterss, on such terms may be az reed
upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANaK.-Tray eIers will
oe FURNISHED with drafts In such sums may be de-
sired nsEotahe in the different Cities Of the Union.
LaNp ANN EgRorK.-BilIs Of Exchange and Letters
of Credit England, Ireland and Europe furnished
BoSDs, STocSs, &oHBonds, stocfs, and Seouri-
bought in The different Cities at ocmms ,1r ss Of
reserve the right TO call for deposit Of pr cent on
the cost. Bonds or stocks will be ordered by tele
graph.
City, and State Bonds can be placed in our hands for
neg0tatlcn, either IN this country or Europe Rail
Hah at
market rates. All Warrants sold by ms are gxayan-
fesd In eyery respect.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished if re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
ORDERS or sent Tor sale on commission to responsible
REAL ESTATE AMP INsuRANcRs.-R Real Estate
bought and sold, and lnsuanoes effected.
neutrality-suspicious. On the United states. before the
Court Of Claims or Congress- intrusted to us, will be
by prompt III CHI BRooTHfEns
JdnH Opposite the Treasury,
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ID A noted villain in Hon. Bailie Peyton, 8
district, was always 4 hard worker against the
Colonel, but was observed to be missing on one
election day
What's become of Bill Jones ," asked the
candidate, OF Bill's cronies
"Well. - responded the latter II b'lieve he q
been shut up down in Georgia, for ro.gh gam
"Rough gambling. what's rough gambling
down in Georgia ~
'.Why, cutting trunks of from behind stage 3,
and such like"
SORE JoKE.-The following Joke going the
POUNDS OF the Western papers. is too good 10 be
lost.
The superintendent of the Marietta and Cinein-
natl Railroad discharged a conductor belonging
TO that road The conductor was asked why he
was discharged.
free passn "."
"What made YOU such fool as TO give a free
pass ~
.'WelI. you see" said the conductor. 81 got
tired OF riding alone, and gave friend of mine a
free pass to get him to go along for company"
II Many wears ago, in the city of Providence,
there was large audience collected within the
walls OF the old theatre (now Grace church) The
performance had reached the crisis wherein the
dreadful villain of the play was to be shot-the
iatal pistol was even pointed at its victim, the
house was wrought up to the intensest excite
ment. and all was still as death. At this breath
less period highly respectabls citizen in the
stage box arose, and addressing the hero of the
pistol, while has wife sat by his side her chez Ks
ashy pale and thumb thrust into each ear said /:
MI: Duff, Mr. Duffy, Mr.. Duffy don't shoot
tne villain just yet, For loves sake. desist {,
Mehitabies afraid Of gun. Wait till we re-
tire from the theatre
The gun didn't explode, bat the audience did
DUN waited, but thew couldn't
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STAMPED ENVELOPES.
Pnsr ORpIcR lrpARr,

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May 50, 1857.
the 9Th day II next for ali oil
ed envelopes this Department may require for pc
No j, or note lie, ax by AZ inches. of white pa
No 2. or letter size, so by 81 inches, of buff or
as may be ordered.
No; 5, or official size, SO by * inches, buff or
Proposals are also invited for furnishing straw
Board boxes for packing parcels of envelopes of 100
70 ~ each and for wooden cases for packing parcels
The envelopes to be made in the best manner, of
s I fbs o. approved quality manufactured specially
master Saa s0s wateb marks as the
parcels Of g. packed without charge for packing and
furnished complete and ready for In such guam
titles az may be required to fill the orders of post
An agent of the Department will furnish the ad-
dress for each parcel, which is to be pasted the
oo I'D 1y d tne nE n. without charge.
envelopes are to be executed in the best style and
at the Of the conteteS anu Kept IN 0roer
BIDDERS are requested to furnish samples of paper,
Tth their bids, of the quality they intend to use in
furnish.
Bond and security will be required for the faithful
performance OF the CONTRACT, and payments under
VIII be, be made quarterly Price quality of samples,
together in awans the contsn and Gf bs
ter General reserves to himself the right to annni it
ne o sha that the or any
purpose of speculation and he will in no cose sane
ton transfer of tho contract to any party who shall
be. IN bis oPnlon, less sble and qualified than the
served to annu the contract for araiure to perform
faithfully any OF its stipuations.
, The number OF envelopes issued to postmaster IN
the quarter ending March 81 1857, is stated below:
~ m, SsS No. stamped Scents.
:3ss :: e 70:
The bids should be marked proposals for Stamp
ed Envelopes" and addressed Third Assistant
Postmaster General, Post Office Department
je 1-dty6 Postme ster Genc,al
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HI An improved method of bleaching straw
mats Is proposed, and is described as far surpass
ing, In efficiency and beauty Of result, any other
known process The soap is brushed Off clean
with delicate brush. The hats while vet Wet
are Immersed in bath, prepared Of three -fourths
OF an ounce OF sulphite or hydrosulphite of soda
ana four TO six pounds of water, and are freely
handled and pressed to promote the soaking in of
the lev through the interstices of the plats No
harm Is to be apprehended from this manipula
uon, "a the previous washing has rendered the
straw pliable, and without danger of fracture,
Inc hats are then removed from the lev, and
three-iourths OF an ounce of muriatic acid of
commerce being added and well stirred into This
icy, the hats are quickly replunged in H. To Sc
cure uniform action of The acid upon the lev
which Is in the hats, particular care must be Ia
Ken that the bats be submerged at once. and kept
Do this situation In order 10 prevent the escape
OF the liberated sulphurous acid gas, the vessel
employed Is, after the second immersion, kept
closed, until the operation be completed; this
takes place in about thirty minutes more or less
according to the darkness of the straws When
sumclently acted on by the gas, the hats are re-
moved washed clean in pure water, dried, and
finished usual. VIM
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The business OF this Company will compare favor
the United States.
From the LIST day of August, 1885, in fifteen months
up to the LIST day of November, 1856, the premiums
and interest received amounted to the large sum Of
four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty five
dollars and sixty eight cents, with the pa of
losses and exp enses OF one hundred and seventy
seven thousand one hundred and twenty eight dol
lars and sixty -one cents.
With these evidences of success and good man.
aFement, the Directors feel justified in soliciting
share OF public patronage believing that the security
0fered ls ample, and that all fair claims will be adj
lusted more according to equity than legal technical
tiles.
The Company is prepared to issue policies against
loss or damage by fire on
DWELLINGS, FURNITURE, MILLS, MAN
~ UFACTORLES, WAREHOUSES;,
All descriptions Of BUILDINGS qnd their contents;
or all kinds Of MERCHANDISE, trans ported by
VESSELS, ST KAABoATs, CANAL Bears, RAILROADS,
ana the usual eonyeyances to or from any portion OF
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
and on the huls of STEAMBOATS, navigating the
Western Waters.
The rates OF premium will be as low as other COM
panles and In liking them every Improvement in
construction and arrangement will be taken into
slderaton.
Al losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Once, northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, Washington City, d. c.
Insurance may also BE affected at tbs Home Office,
Philadelphia,
And in other principal cities of the United States
Dy authorized officers of the Company. APPS
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EVENING STAR.
APARODY PARODIED.

III Some fair writer thus retalates on the
parodist whoes production we published some
days since. Both sides must be heard, and we
give the lady chance:
Tell me, ye winged winds
That round my pathway roar, .. ..
DO you not know some spot
Where bachelors come more
Some lone and pleasant dell
Where no moustache is seen
Where long cared dandies never come
Ourselves and fun between!
mere comes a Inurmur from the distant lee
low, sad tone, which whisper" No, sir-ee."
Tell me, thou misty deep,
whose pillows round me play,
knowst thou some favored spot,
Some island far away,
Where weary girls may find
rest from soft dough faces
And hear themselves called women.
Nor llkened to the graces.
soon dld the misty deep Its answer give,
by murmurlng, Not while brandy smashes live.n
And thou, serenest moon,
w hat language dost thou utter
W hlle gazing on the GENTLEMAN,
w hose head Is In the gutter?
say. hast thou IN thy round
taxed on some favored spot.
WI here hGfs kuotc NOT the tcsight Of bricks,
And where cigars are not.
Bshind cloud the moon withdrew in woe,
Tell me, my secret soul
Oh; tell me, Hope and Faith,
Is there no resting place
From fOps and beaux and death.
Is there no happy spot,
Where wornanklnG are blest-
Where man may never come,
And where the girls may rest,
Faith. Truth and HOpe-best boon to mortals oiven
Heaven" vs. ="
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DRIvATE MEDICAL TREATISE
PgysroLosICALoSSIEK OF MARE

DRIvATE MEDICAL TREATISE
fHysIoLoslcALo y VIZ IE or NARsrAsE,
By NJ. B. La CROIX, NJ. D., Alban., N. Y.
200 pages and $50 hne PLAN and Colored Autographs
,DPRIcE Only s cENTs.A
H. Ssaf free Of postage 10 all parts 81 fAs Usfs~'
.,: L c snS I.rssa ssos and
comprehensive treatise on the duties and Casualties
Of single and married life-hapPy and fruitful ALLAH
tile ones-their obvistion and removai-neryoss de-
simple .as s snd e Dec Sth ss failure
torrh9a, with practios observations on safer and
more successful mode Of treatment-precautionaIy
hints on the evil results from empirical practice; 70
males-from infancy to old axe-each case graphical
remedies for those self inflicted mseries and dssp
youns Il e truthful adviser 70 the Married and
those contemplating marriage. Its perusal 10 Drtio
gary recommended to persons entertaining secret
aSr6t: q then pa, mcsi SpnSdton and who are oon
privileges to which every human being is entitled TO.
PIloe = cent. per COPY, or I'VE 3, c9p,ec lo6 mall
New York, enclosing Is cents.
CROIx upon any Of the diseases upon ghieh hii
Oinss osen cure in The short Spsos d six days: and
completely and entirely eradicate all traces OF those
disorders which oopaiva and oubsbs have % Long
tnental remedy for that class Of disorders which
fortunately, ply sicans treat with mercury, TO the
as 81 Is. 70 as Ss HSa
~ Office No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, N. Y.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WILLARDS' HOTEL III Wilson, Eng; T.
: Nalos, spain; Butterfeld, NY; Stienbefger,
OF Hon w Diminish. Pa; slocum. Mass;
do; Lieut. Read, do; stone, Miss; r Ware. Va
8 T Vegne, Eng; T. Muller, NY; FAILS. Mo;
Eisnef, Tenn; II P Newman, o; n c Cross, dol
li,s, Nc, r GilIiss, ly, do; Miss c Gilliss. do;
Miss Peikins, do; T. Bayard, Va; : Conev' Me;
Hon w Meclay, NY; Hon E Ward, do; ]
Wright 90: Baker, do; w Pearce, do; Maj
NJ Jno Gibbons, CSA; : Colt Conn; Col Bake /:
ar Lawrence; Haskin, NY; w r Russell
90; . l. Pelton, do; Root, Conn; S y SaIo-
Theirs McKinstry -
bhOWN S' HOTEL DIR C Davis. Md. 4
r kealli Charles Jones' Va; Jno Pollard. do. q
Vincent 90; w Bran, Md; $ Marmaduke,
USS; # 6 BenhaIn, Ny; Walker. kv. + Coch
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-23

TosAcco IN NEW QuARrKR.-Speaking O,
tooacco, the Abingdon Virginian saws il is one OF
me most profitable crops that can now be raised
IN SouthwesteFn Virginia, and those who under
stand its culture saw that the ,oiI ont tbsra Ia
particularly the sides ofthe river hills is admira-
9iy adapted to it. On Wednesday last, Mr.. r.
bau, OF Washington county, shipped five hogs
heads 10 Lynchburg, the first of any amount ever
81. TOW that county. He planted about seven
."esi Ins y'eId OF which was 1000 pounds. and
it reaIil INN eloo0. The Fredericksburg IVA
Herald states .dt more tobacco will be planted
last fifty years Half a century ago tobacco was
exported from Fredericksburg ~ the thousand
hogsheads, and from the present indi cati6ns we
nave the promise of return to those prosperous
times The Herald thinks that judicious crop
ping Will not impToveTish the land to the extern.
mat II did in former times, restoratives being
found In guano and other fertilizers