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COMPREHENSIVE.

- hIs formed cOpannershp under the style e T. W
and Banking Business In this city Office No. 30 Camp street
H. Il: W W CONNER, Jr
New orlenns, November !. 'sss.-n3
AND AFTER THIS DATE, Mr.. FIRE
DEkIG THRMAs hSfSmss my partner The style OF the
''" "''' ''.''''' '..' j. EUGENE ToURNE
New Orleans, November l, 1856.
nership will continue ms heretofore to transact General
emd TO bs s ssr pne pvae Of Real Estate Ne
Cargoe Merchandise, Suggestions and outdoor sales
Goods Of description will be received and sold at their
@ T;91 q RI Es xxc Ner
n3 10 Exchange Alley.
u Ing tits day taken his GEORGE ltTFREY into part
Auction Business at the old stand No Y Camp s!ree "nder
New Orleans, November l. 1s5f.-nl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED have
General Insurance business under the style Of CHARLES A.
G S! (; EGss Al LHtAhOzAs'
New Orleans, October %, 1s56.-o24
IL existing between Alex Bonneya Adophe Sehre
Felix Dncos, this dissolved by mutual consent
f 1ns "nsr hs s y under
f fEEk b b8SkGy:
New Orleans November %, ls5s.-n22
dissolution OF CCPARTNERSHIP.-
~ The heretofore existing under the and style OF
THOMPSON ALLEN CO., is this day dissolved by its own
limitation.
Thompson having purchased the interest of W. H.
Allen said firm all the liabilities and is charged
WIN WV ''''' v ~ E WH 4, RL 1HSNrs0S'
THE sE HAg " q, .S m .s1
anns and and THs'ss"f iisS W
New Orleans. July l. 1856. jy2
nIsSOLUTION-THE COP ARTNERsHIP HERETO:
- fore existing undersigned in the Crescent
Restaurant Mlneburg is this day dissolved by mutual con.
LOUIS GU1LLEBEAu Will CONTINUE me business LOT
his own account I JHaN s sGikIFbEAo'
New Orleans, August 9th, 1856. aus
DISSOLUTION-LA SoCIETE CI-DEyANT EXIs-
- les soussgnes dams lie Resauat du Crescent
des parties LOUIS GuiEBEAU continea les ataires du
ut i'e'''u'a' p" LOUIS GUILLEBEAU,
| JEAN BONNET.
| Nouveile. Orleans lie 8 aodt 1856 ans
NOTICE. MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
IN Attorney and will during absence
the State act before George Rareside Notary
Public. 49,.
su25 S. II. KENNEDY 4 co.
| DISSOLUTION-THE COP PARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing between the undersEne unaer me nIi
O JNO. NJ. BURROWS
| New Orleans July /, 1856 JAS. A. OSTROM.
THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO IS CHARGED
the settlement of the affairs OF the late rln oil Bur
Ustrom will continue the business under his own nam
A'o 0' "'' JNo NJ. BURROWS 27 Gravier street.
New Orleans, july l, 1856. js4
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TNnIA RURBFR BETTING.


INDIA RUKBFR bI.IIIlNH, ~ r,,--
large stock all sizes Of the NMcAnHeu lhda hhotl
Betting will sold low prices The cost is mch PEG"
leather handing. -
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S. b. MORSE, Supt. G. and C. R. r.
New Orleans, ove mber ], 1855. }

New 0rlcnns mber ], 1850.
Office N. O., op. and q. ". Railroad Co },
Mr. to inquiry relhlVelo me
performance MCGOWAN Pumps in upon this ROAD
can only SAY they quite equal to your representation
among variety Of pumps we bave IN USE tey are
decidedly the best. - ,r,,,, W.. r.,.,o.
Yours. respectfully, A. IS SEith, ICE Ireslieh.;i
The above Punp and Engines constantly for sale by the
ulscriber sole agent here for tho manufacturers.
r26 ISAAC Bkls''TF, u MhRNHIhe Nj et.
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE No. l, /. o. 0. F., meets
the first and third Saturdays in every month in Room
Odd Fellows Hail. Brothers cordially invited
attend. OicersThomas F. Walker Degree MASTER r. H.
Chiffon Deputy Degree Master R. L. Bruce Treasurer L. N
Jahan, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

CINCINNATI December l, 1856.
Messrs. Geo d. Wirchel, Bro Il Co:
Gents-The Pumping Engine purchased Of yon for use OF
small shop line of the Cincinnati md Chicago Railroad
has in time and given perfect satisfaction
consider the pumping apparatus within my knowledge
The engine drives besides the 3Ouch circular saw
three ahes m press and there to spare with
IS pound pressure the inch of the boiler therefore
cordially recommend notice Of railroad managers and
| others. Yours truly nc,, C.. :, 49,, ~ d d
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DE SOTO LODGE No meets at Baton Rouge on Thursday
evening.
ST MARYs LODGE 20 meets at Franklin on Saturday
evening.
METH LODGE No. q meets Shreveport Wednesday
evening.
ST. LANDRY LODGE No. IS opeousas satur-
day evening.
CLINTON LODGE No. q meets at Clinton Wednesday
evening.
CARROLL LODGE No. 30 meets Lake Providence on
Monday evening
TRINITY LODGE No. 80 meets at Trinity on Saturday
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. 81 meets at Thibodaux satur
day evening.
new TERRA LODGE No. SO meetsa Newton on Thurs
day evening.
Monday evening.
SUMPTION LODGE No. 4s meets at Napoleonville on
Saturday evening. =
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Interior Encampments.

MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
d. w SHAW No 10 the first and third Saturday in
each month in Clinton, parish of East Fetciana-
All intended for the Grand Encampment,
mus Jas. Furneaux G. Scribe Odd Fellows
Hall, New Orleans. I.-I ..sl J..
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The following the members for the james
BeggS President Office of Firemeps rhiEta4e Association
Thos. Il, Shields. Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall w IL Ellis,
Treasurer 81 Gravrr j. H. EenpspH, No. 81 Niefe
j. NJ Labore corner Of Apollo and Felicity r,ad; L.
Riler NRtchez NJ NJ. NoCtn, Courier oice j. H.
Webb MnTas and Common street; o. Lshgin New Basins
T. H. Van Horn. Cesccut office, Camp street; G. W. 6anld
Magazine street, B. s. Collins Josephine and Nayades street,
W Hunter, Camp and Poydras j. NJ WAIVER p 81 Charles
yud Commercial Cotton Press; o. p Vett AgieIs \.
Vala pryaies and Terpsichore; O. II. phiirutet New
Ieyee C. Fincke, 81 CNsonhouse;C. Mor, i9o fydras ST.
sarRegpGr meetings held on The thisi MollSy in each
month the Secretary office, in Odd Fellows Hall
sTHos. H. SHIELDS, Secretary.
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NOTICE. MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
~ Attorney and will represent US during our absence
from State per before George Raresde, Notary
Public.
New Orleans, August %, 1856 ~ o
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NOW PEAS-5OO bags Carolina Cow Peas for sale by
y 4. F. COCHRAN " HALL,
my6 Is New LeVee and IL Fulton street.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF NJ I CHI Ell
LAURENT, deceased wife Of Jno
Of New Orleans Bartehy.N9i $, 100.
~ estate all other herein interested, to
show cause within days the present notification if
they have why the account presented by the amnsra
Tor should homooaed and approved the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
my2O lea 9 P. S. WILT, Clerk.
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Odd Fellows, Hall Association,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HALL
ASSOCIATION at their office in Odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday of every month. -.
Edward Pbuy, PRESIDENT Thomas H Shields Secretary
John d. Bein Treasurer G. Dunlap, John Orchard H. G.
Stetson, II. Howard Eneas Smith, James Davis, George
Raeshide A. W. Bosworh, Geo. Drmeyer, Bernard Cohen
and W, b. Cook.
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DISSOLUTION-LA SOCIETE C1-DEFANT EElS.
IL tant sousgnes dams lie Resaurat du Crescent
stue Mneburg ce Jour dsone commencement muue
des parties LOUIS GulEBEAU continuea les ataires du
| " LOUIS GUILLEBEAU,
| JEAN BONNET.
| .o,Ina Ia so6t
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N BY Section 18th of the Act approved ION OF March
required that the inspectors and clerks OF the ecclo
shall have attained the OF 80 and shall have been
citizen of this for years aud for tive years
of Orleans, shall be legally qualified voters OF NE
precinct in which they act aud shl be severa sworn o
the election, according 10 e ptoN
ions of the Goth Article of the Constitution Of this STATE n
they shall take the further oath a they possess inc qHN
tiois prescribed by said Act of 10Th MARCH, lS55
The clerks above named VIII please call III rue
| 'I,.,J a. ATERNAN. Mayor.
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nISSOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO:
~ fore existing the undersigned under the firm OF
BURROWS OSTROM is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent either partner sign the Of the firm in qudation
' ~ JNO NJ. BURROWS.
New Orleans July l. 1856 JAS. A. OSTROM.
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~ sTDE;S-Sn casks Clear Bacon sides, in line
- order in store 3 H. REMEDY 4 co, % Poydra St
~ST--A CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE MEGllANs
csi Riders, Bank af New Orleans tnr 100 Shares OF
II res a E n nhn Ferguson number %, d4tea J Septem
S Ss lax Said certificate h"yr been ft application LOT
per NJ HE same has been IIade to the BANK al
New orleans, Jan. j. looi' '
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"Odd Fellows Rest

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR -0dicers-Eenry Bier,
Boullemet Treasurer Thos H. Shields Secretary
Cemetery Comnittee-Ha Dillingham;, GarnerSmh, Jas.
Golding Finance Commee.E A. Patterson, H. H. Dentxel,
j. F. Miller. SeNtou-Ianie Merritt. Members-James Fur
neauS, Frank Lewis H. Goldman I. F, Peterson Jos Allison,
j. z. Warner. j. C. Wagner.
VAULTS IN ..ODD FELLOWS REST'' may be procured
by applying F. NJ CORY Sekes Co.'S IS Canal sTeeS
D. FELT STErsoS's "a Camp street, TO II. MLsPAuGH o.
s. Mint and the Secetarys office, in Odd Fellows Hall
OF Camp and Lafayette streets -
Price of Lets and NAn-keuar lots, 10 feet Sl6
ditto by feet SIS Vaults oube Stockholders Lodges
$685. ditto all others TO- single, Stockholders Lodges
S45 ditto, 10 all others, $50,
Information relative the purchase Of Lots etc. be had
spplcationto .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01

L WASHED IRON-Warranted Flalch and seam With
out kinr-The and most Durable material Tor Root
ing tiutering Spoutig, Goruice for buildings Lining Tor
W tanks bathing Tubs Stovepips Locomotive and steam
er stack Pines Vertnl and all other purposes where iron
is expose 10 oxidation and Galvanized iron expands less
han ny of the metals platinum and steel Is
nuch che per durte than copper and Is the only
urre th. stand peculiar humidity of this climate III
fine NOT only in this ny but in England and France, ii
established beyond doubt that Patent Galvanized IRON pre-
pared expressly for the purpose is the most economical on nc
its being The durable article Tor the hho' HS
discovered being entirely and Fequr
Ing no paint whatever protect from decay
AEAToN OLIVIER, 10 Common street,
ga Agents for the Manufacturers.
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DISSOLUTION-THE oPARTNERSHIP HERETO.
- existing the undersigned in the Crescent
Restaurant, Mneburg is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. LOUIS GUILLEBEAU will continue the business for
His own account LOUIS GUILLEBEAU,
" JEAN BONNET.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP-T UNDERSIGNED uAyE
~ this day formed coparnershp under the style Of H. W.
CONNER SON. for the transaction Of General Exchange
and Banking Business In this city Office No 30 Camp
H. W. CONNER,
H. W. CONNER, Jr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

MsW foaE May y.
Ex-SherriG Thomas Carnley died this
morning. He was . prominent politician
and on the Fremont Electoral Ticket.
X. Beebe has been rendered the OH ce
VI Superintendent Of Police under the new
law.
The American Anti-Slavsry Society
commenced ito annual session to day. M
Garrison presided and introduced q series
Of resolutions Of the usual denunciatory
chafaeter. Speeches were made BY the
Rev. 7. Higgioson. Wendell Phillips,
Parker Pittsburgh. Lucy stone, Blackwell
and other. The annual report shows the
receipts 10 have been e3S, l63. 10, and the
expenditures S33.970.l2. The meeting
continues tonight AID Tomorrow.
Chief Justite Oakley OF the Superior
Court. died last night, aged7s years.
John Turner. formerly publisher of the
NeM York Gazette. also died yesterday
aged IS years.
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u BAD sixl-The Dsaeesass hass .
ssissiiy Of eas IL he Ciasissasi City
Cosaeil. The cosseil hsvs TO slesa :
number q oassss. asd host d Dsasssse-
2 candidates ~ % haad for he osssaiss.
Sss TIE ssap Aas bess throws iste ssnibls
eesfssies. Laa Saturday u wss dissssss.
Cd that o. Of ~ Deossssiic CssasiIasa
bed starred r. 1srsps vlsA yssae ~.
ow. leaving bsAiad hin : wiis a. -
sAildFsa. - - lsasiag too sAil1sa-
The essdidssss est dlsunauAss = ssosy
dissetioa 70 have hia sssssesi. - eess
bsek 10 ~ Ceaaeil = 49, oahe -
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Lat est II . " ..


wasAinstsa ltsas
WAsnisEKox. Nay II.
The Postmaster General has made q
contract for one year with the New York
and Havre Steamship Company Tor trans.
portaiion OF mails between these poi nts.--
Thirteen round. trips. Also. q con.
tract with Vanderbilt, between New York
and Bremen for the same period and NUN.
Der VI trips. Compensation in each case
limited 10 gross amount 81 the U. 3. poet.
age, sea and inland, upon the mails they
carry. This il merely q Temporary o..
rsnesment until congress:shall have time
TO determine upon the basis on which the
Trans. Atlantic mail service shall be main
tanned.
Hon. Robert ]. Walker took the oath Of
ONCE to-day - Governor u Kansas. Ne
was closited with the President Tor sewers |
hours, and received HE Instructions from
him aad will leave for the Territory to.
morrow morning.
Henry b. Smith, Of Mississippi 10 appoint
ed Disturbing agent to FL Peso and PORT
Yuma wagon road vice Jordan. declined.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

H1RpwARs.--ln to.day's paper will be
found the advertisement OF Messrs FLore
4 MALcon, !esiers in Nsrd~ are. NJ. a37
Lake street. Chicago, IN. They have m
extensive stock on hand. and those wishing
any shing in that line would DO we'll to give
them q call.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

Asorasa EDiroa Gons.--Yes,esday we
noticed the fact that the senior editor Of
Abe News had committed mstrimony. To.
dsy We ase Delighted TO have il in our pow
o. 10 notice tie marriage Of Mn. Z. Con-
nelly. Of the Roca Islandes. He was uni,
cd la, Tuesday morning to Aiss Adelaide
Mccall. Of Rock Island. We wish him
tremendous prosperity.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

SrorrED Yesterday was dsmper
upon out door work, and consequently .
email cessation of brick and mortar work
occurred. A dsy missed counts an imnenss
deal where there IL such Z multitude oi
houses going up. The spirit Of brick snd
board progress il rife among W. and rain.
ey days interfere dissgreeably.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

RAILROAD CoLLis,cs.-Yesterdsy after.
soon freight train came In At the Depot.
and a. usual the engine vas unsouPlsd
from the cars TO switch oG onto another
track. But the cars followed siser the Loco
motive before the switch could be changed,
and butted the machiae very heavily. A
brakeman was slightly injured. and the en-.
CINE and . car damaged.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

AprouaHnExr.--The District Court in
es.ioa a, De w lit, was adjourned ysster.
day aoraing. in consequence VI the sick.
ness Of Judge Mitchell. We understand
thst he was quite sick with severe cold.
W. hope to be able 10 mention our NEXT
that he is convslsseent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

To BuILpkss.--T. o. Shorsy, at his
foundry and Machine Works on Third d.
opposite the Catholic burying ground. IL
prepared to furnish to order on ressonsbie
terms every description Of cas,ings used in
building. ell warranted OF the very best "a
terisl Orders executed promptly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

CASEY A force will SOON be here TO lay
three miles more Of gss pipe, and make i'm.
postsnt Improvements in the Gas Works.
We are assured that when this 10 done. we
shall have no more bad gas. We hope to
hsvs No complaintto make even before tina,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

MARKEr HousEs.-One or two Of the
proninen, Cincinnati psPsss are advocsting
the total sboliton Of msrks' houses in thas
cl,y-and yet Cincinnati has the best meat
and vegetable markets Of any city in the
Union. We believe il to be the best thing
for the interests Of every city to estissly
abolish market houses. By doing this,
they will build up . host Of meat. vegst
able, butter. chicken and fruit shops, &c.
which will always furnish . steady supply.
and q, oil h0urs. We don't want to see
another market house in or about Davsn-
port. Let the ones We have be bought up
and kicked out Of the way speedily - pos
sibls, and such nuisancss forever after be
strictly forbidden. They are behind the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

Coal Cosiss.-A few days ago one Of
our citizens whilst ssrolliss along The track
Of the Chicago aAd Rock Island Railroad
ess'sssd' wss net b On engine (fos which.
- sesfss. - bed % yisA shs tsaek) and.
= - sppssSags thsssso. Asssk.sss hssvily
laden coal eass sppsassd ssassesdv1ly. -
Thssehes Of cheap feel catered M he'd.
and spseulssisas ssspssdag ~ ssssursss
oi or favesed iosalisy, sesue,el IL MA
probably dssiag ths ssse u IL velk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

fIsrs SraEEr.-By reference 10 abstract
VI the Council proceedings. IL will be seen
that vigorous legal msssurss are recon.
n,eadsd u be taken At once against The
Railroad Company TO compel !, 70 prop.
erly improve Fifth street. Or In case Of r..
iusal. ,ossclose their operations On that
stieet. tie to be hoped the difficulty will
be settled without resort TO litigation.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

PosrroKgp. The Concsr, Of the Phil.
harmonic Society advertised for last even.
ing. WAS postponed on account OF the sick
ness OF M. 0arbrscht, and the disagrssabls
weather. until Tuesday evening Of nex
week
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

LUMBER Cannon 4 French, a their
.,ssA saw and planning mills. have on hand
every description u building material from
framing uM Der down to lsth. which they
are proposed to sell IS low - they cen be
purchased anywhere in this region Of coun-
try. We refer TO their advertisement.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

THs CIacus To-DAr.-Buckley's Nam.
moth Circus will be here to. day. and viii
exhibi, this afternoon and evening. II has
the reputation Of being an excellent esiab-
lishment. Their advertisement will give
full particulars.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

wsArxsa Irsns.-Ths News 10 rather
disposed to poke fss q our weather items
on the ground that everybody In the city
knows what The weather 10 without looking
in The Gasstls. This may seike the
Ness o an irresistible argument sgaisst
publishing weather items. But, inasmuch
q the Gazette circulsies some little osisids
of the city, we cannot appreciate il. We
have good many readers who don't know
what the weather IS In Davenport, and
ould like to be advised by items Of the
nature and characteristics Of our climate.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

Bosros. Nay ~.
Twelve lottery olkess were overhsuled
BY the police to-day. in sia OF which tickets
OF the Delaware State Lottery were found.
snG the parties were arrested. A. Msrrisk'r
once, il Stste street, over 1900 tickets
were seized.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

TaAP.-Ths Nrcs says tina, a man
fell into the excavation in the sidewalk on
Second street above Brady on Tuesday
nigh, and wss seriously injured. We oh.
served this dangerous spot yesterday and
Intended making . note Of IL.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14
com N Easl.GA0.,


"Wednesday, ma, i3th, 1857. J
WHEAr.-The grain market has been
rather excited the past week. ON account OF
the rapid rise in Wheat. Week before last
we quoted Wheat AZ 75c, and last week at
so@s5c. We now quote At SIG 05, and
6rm. There has been considerable coming
IN, good deal .. ii for re.shipment to 81.
Louis. The season being 80 backward. and
feed of oil kinds 50 scarce. some Of our
fssmers have actually had to feed their stock
with Wheat, which 10 rather expensive q
the present prices.
FLouR.-There has also been Q steady
rise in Flour. Il 10 nov wholesaline at
% 30 for best brands. and good Family
Flour retailing 1t 81. During the los,
week great deal has been shipped Esst
and South from this point. The Kansas
emigration has caused large demand for
Flour in that section. Of the Flour ship
ped from here las, week 500 barrels were
for kansas. Home Of our millers have made
large sales Of Flour TO persons going u
Kansas.
GosH.-Cosn 10 in demand with but very
little IN market. and prices sdvsnciag. i,
sells very readily Il 6oc There has been
. consequent advance in
coan MsAL. which 10 now selling ct u
osoc.
PorAroEs. fe~ in market. The
better kinds are in demand Tor seed. and
sell rapidly ., el, 30 by the quantity Re.
tailers are sskiag % for best kinda.
OATs-Are in demand for seed, and there
has been still further advance. Sales st
S5s97oc. the presen, quotations.
HAv.-The pressn, price Of hay 10 out
of oil reason, and 10 utterly unprecedented
in this region. We quote il 1t 90 per
ton. and have heard Of sales even beyond
this. Blu, the grass 10 now spriagiag up
finely. and cattle owners are looking for
speedy relief.
GsocRaiss-Firm. but market well cup.
Piled with all kinds. There has been .
slight rise In sugar, which We quote Of .
slight advance.
RvsR AND BusiHrss The river 10 in q
line stage. being ia good nsviesble eondi.
ton from the falls 10 the mouth. There
have been heavy shipmsnts and receipts q
this point during the week. great deal
Of whsa, and -four have been shipped soalh.
Our merchants have been receiving heavy
editions to their stock Of groceries and
,osds. Country dealers will nov dad
aryA 'neksd market here. The money
well o. ,sss stringent. but apparently
market cons- many other points on the
Dot - tight - ..
river. ~Anxsr.
OAvEMe00 q N ssr ssassv.
~ ssassws 3 rasrrvnAs, - II" 1905
'ss'' o. 1920. z 49, r., = sSsssI
'sss.' ..ss.r ' s.sA. 90 xo'..s.:, sup. S
s s.a -. q. sd NJ ~: sy'sp' iHl
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-14

1A''..rA' dust has >, Ice, {. go.
to mud. The yellow white Of ON, )"
has shsne'd to the rich blssL Of essu,
love- soil. Evening before lee, rain %, in
and soa''nssd falling almost wi,hou. inter.
mission during the sight. with ! hea,,
'PnsElss yesterday. TIE newly s,sos,.I
vegetation hes lie fses nicely wsshsd. s.l
II cold does not isllsw. ws may anticipate
great benefits from this rain.