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The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11
feburary IS.
CAROLINA BLACK HAWK.

rgNHIS Stallion brought from Vermont last Spring by
"A Di. William Snudsick, will make spling season
in Hl,bofoueh. TO commence the LIST Of March and
close on the 18th Of June. Terms, $50 the season,
$40 for insurance. Mares from distance will be
boarded and well attended to by one Of the owners OF
The horseprice 37t cents per DAY. Special care will
be taken TO prevent accidents, but no responsibility
assumed.
PEDIGREE.-Caroina Black Hawk was sired BY
the old Vermont Black Hawk, (now owned by David
Hill Of Bndpori, VII he BY the sherman Morgan; no
by the Original or Justin Morgan, the father Of the race
Of Mogans. The dam Of Carolina Black Hawk was
sired BY descendant Of the old Postboy out Of
Morgan mare.
This Stallion will be six years old in July next, OF
lei black color, medium size. weighing one thousand
and iweniysix pounds and one Of the best proporloned
and most elegant moving horses that be produced,
and for gentencss and docily both under The saddle
aud III harness, cannot bt surpassed by any gelding
When three years old, he was troed at the Vermont
State Fair against number Of colts by The same horse,
and was the successful competitor for the premium.
He also Iotted al the North Carolina Stale Fair, last
fal and shared the premium with very worthy horse
af the same breed.
JAMES f.. CAIN,
W. s. SrRUDWtCK,
T. n. STRuDWICK.
! February II. To-
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Lost or Stolen,

EyR0M the subscriber, At MrCauieys Hotel on the
~ 10Th u January, one Gold Maich and .haii'
.rhs uarh has lie points broken 81 bah The huiiis
and 4 small crack IN tue cap. on the inside. The
chain 4 4 f,b chain with two silver rngs attached ~
n one where the cham Is attached to the watch and
~. other where the hey is attached % the thsn Al
uer,ons are iorcaameI from trading icf The shcye.
named watch and chain, for il is N! property. Any
rer.on 90 returning TIE watch ard chain 20 me. o.
WIN. Mccauley will he amply rewarded; and any
;as,,,,,iau rr.n.,tr IL will he thankfully fecsisrd.
ALIEN. q. WATSON.
p.L.,,..y n 15-3N
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New Ycar----January |, 1851.

.r MIlSThave settlements once year. All
u accounts arc due this day, and must be,
satisfactorily settled before new ones are
ra.ed.
! STALL b. pleased to sell on short credits.
10 t,uncIual d,aIe,s.
All klnl> u barter taken in exchange far
gooJs. Gtoeerics arr cash articles.
JAMES WEBB.
JanmlN I. IL
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NEURALGIA CllRED--Read what Mr.. Boyden
says no medicine ever had certificates from such re-
spectacle sources as Larer's Spanish Mixture. Mr. r.
BoyJen, one Of the original propretors Of the Asor
House, New York. and for number Of years of the
Exchange Hotel, Richmond Va, was cured Of a se-
we're attack Of Neuralgia, by Carers Spanish Mixture
The rapid aud perfect effected in his case by this
valuable medicine, arrested lis attention and excited
his inherent he commended il TO others afflicted with
variety Of disease, aud in every instance cure was
effected. He has seen cure Ague and Fever, kheu-
matism, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, revers, Violent
Coughs, and cases which were said 10 lie conf ed
Consumption. and nearly every other disease for
which il il used. He remarks il il difficult 10 know
what disease il will moi relieve or cure, and as Blood
Puriier and Sping and Fail medicine, he has neyel
seen lis equal. He cheeriuIly recommends il on all
occasions aud believes to be The most valuable remedy
extant.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11

The yew Cabinef.--0n Friday last, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were nominated BY the President,
and forthwith unanimously confirmed BY the Senate,
for the several Executive Departments Of the sovern-
meni
Lewis csss, Of Michigan, Secretary Of. State
Howell Cobb, Or Ca, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Jacob Thompson, Of Miss, Secretary Of the Interior
John B. Floyd. of Virginia, Secretary Of the Navy
Aaron v. Brown, Of Tenn, Postmaster General.
Jeremiah 5. BLACK, Of Penn, Attorney General.
british Mlnister --The Right Hon. Lort
Napier. Minister from Great Britain to the Unite,
states. arrived ii New York on the steamer Persia OF
the 9Th instant.
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From the Five Points. W the city q New,io
where ons Of The greatest Ihauihfopists the Rev. -
N. pesse has bu up an asylum ict The deserted and
afflicted, and whose name will be cherished ~ every
one sr the sreal good he has done and Z noe doing
has, In order 10 benefit suffering humanity Az hs can,
ssen III. certificate as 10 the virtues Of Lecnads scal
American Fever aud Ague Remedy, and his statement
a 10 its great efficacy. Il Of itself snticent 70 establish
The fact ihst Il is the greatest remedy Of sss
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11
pIANTATI0N FOR SALE.

,r,HE .ohcriber wiil ole, ii rubic ale on TIL rs.
DAY The tglh of March neti. The premises. the
plantation on Wbirh he residcs, nine miles south u
II;l.bos,arh AMI tn urs vrs y Chllsi liill. con.
tanning about $50 arrCs Tie plae has on very eol
hu,ld,ns. snd ihe land !. IL rosi condition aisA vel
,s,,s,sJ. Persons dr-ous Of purchasing in,iisd
70 ~" - sAXFIELD BREWER
February IS. -
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Seed Potatoes.

rIyHE subscribers have on hand about AGO bushels
of Irish Potatoes, propngated om the seed Of the
Snow Ball variety. which they will sell at 81 30 per
hnshcl al the residence &c solomon Allen, 10 Alamanee
county, ten miles south Of Graham; or they will he
delivered al Graham Depot, in bags. at 81 g. per
hushel Letters addressed 10 the subscribers, al snow
Camp Postoire containing the cash, Will he promptly
attended TO. SOLOMON ALLEN & SON.
Feluuary e5. II
=. spin of the Age viii insert twice.
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LnmherI Lumber! Lumber n!

sEsIE subscribers would reseeifdlly infom thc riii
seus of Orange. Person. and Alamanre. iiI1i ihsi'
seim saw Min l. ii fu operation 10 ufsnsr enunit
near the Person line fourteen miles nctlhss.i q is
borough, on The main road leading tom Hil.bef"nth
40 t;e.hsn. Persons wanting bills u Lumisf would
do we'll TO give us cali We willfarnish soy ain,uni
u Iunbd Al The shortest notice. ., ohrfwse illl ~
.s,, rom,ni,led 70 ~ with dispatch. Al orders ID.
l,s..ed 10 ,hem Al Callwel r. ~ 10 Osnge County,
n. e., viii be promptly attended To-
- - 4. W. HALL 4 CO
B.-wasons fof haanT lumtet rsn he rrcrufed
/, ,bs teiahborhss5.i II dsstfsd. /. VI II. ; 60
jasatty II
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Business Notice,

eggHE time for going North is drawing very
IL close at hand, and we would earnestly So
licit our customers to make us payments at
or before court We can meet our payments
only by collections. Make partial il not
fnH payment
]. C. TURRENTlNE s SON.
February IL 75--
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GARDENING FOR THE SOUTH.
By ". n. White, Of Athens. Georgia. A most
complete manual for every department Of Horticulture,
embracing the Vegetable Garden, the Fruit Garden.
The Flower Garden and the Pllasure Grounds, adapted
particularly to the Southern States. Price ~ %.
70 lie obtained of Ill Booksellers sent by rs pre-
paid 10 any pant of the Union on receipt Of price.
q. NJ. SaXTON & co,
Agricultural Book Publishers,
I40 Fulton Street, New York.
March 4. is-
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USEFUL MEDICINEs.-we are opposed to every
description Of quackery but when articles Of merit are
presented to US which have the recommendation Of
numbers Of the medical faculty, well as our citizens
who have tested their qualities, deem duty as
journalist 10 make them known far and wide 10 all our
readers The articles here referred TO prepared by
H. +. Hembold, Chemist, which will be found enume-
rated 10 our columns They are compounded Of purely
vegetable substances and may be relied on for the sPe-
cifc purposes in performing cures See advertisement
headed Hembeld's Genuine Preparations.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11

WOODS HAIR pYE,-rhis admirable article y
,a,iIy mqtoyns the hair. No article q asmlAf Mind,
nos before ,he puhc. enjoys better reputation a.
restorative aud nsigota,ins hair tonic. ls peeul,,t
chemical qualities have beneficial elect upon W.
stoth and character of the hair. giving SILKY and so
~ texture 10 that which was formerly ofa eoafse ana
DIV nature. has also. We understand, tenaeney :"
preserve The youthful color aud appesrance ~ e a.,
sn es,ro,ins ~ counleracling the effects q age VIA
.,,rh recommendation in is iayof, hardly petees'
how any lady OF gentleman should be wi.hou, % salaa
Il, su adjunct 10 iheii toilet. The article may be had
~ D''ss'' - Missouri Democrat.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11

There are hundreds 81 remedies sold Of every Drug
store purponinr TO cure al diseases namealle each
advertised as the very hest known. til We had lost
N f,ah n them sIl hut there Il one exception.
We speak Of DE-. sanioid's lnsigofaior, which came
"a d recommended as cure fpr liyef Complaints aud
an diseases arising i,om Diseased Liver. The tes'l-
lnonals Of 30 msny Of our Physicians Y ~ ia,o'.
nd,,J !. 10 IN n and nov conviction u certain that
4 : one of the eresies blessings given to DysPe-
~. or Il made complete cute heisrc The fret bottle
u.s taken. and nov We can cat anything eatab'e
without trouble, while before nothing but ihe ieies'
t,od woulI digest. and ofen ihii gave pain. Now
sha, We want 10 ssy 10 al readers ~ u Live
Complaint o. Dyspepsia trouble YOU do not iil 70 W
| mi. The greatest remedy Ia The world
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-29
PACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY
CAPiTAL,............$IOO,OOO.

rrT~~A BEING NOW ORGANIZED ON
ssss,-zS permanent and substantial basis, and
having completed arrangements 10y which the most
perfect security is afforded 10 shippers the PACIFIC
EXPRESS COMPANY are prepared To offer ia
ciles TO those doing business through them, which
cannot be surpassed In California;
Dur Expresses run regularly. in charge of respoD-
sible Messengers, To every important inland point in
the State. we'll as to ali pars oi Oregon and Wash
ington Territories, Crescent city, Humboldt Bay,
Los Angeles, and the southern Coast.
We also run regular Expresses To and from the
ATLANTIC STATES, by every Steamer on the PAN
ANA and Nicaragua routes. nlso to San Juan, Pana
ma Callao and Valparaiso.
We do strictly legitimate Express and Forward
ing business, and trust The manner in which we have
run our Expresses since our original organization,
will be a sufficient guarantee to our friends and the
public at large, of the manner in which our business
will be hereafter conducted.
We pay particular attention to the transportation
OF TREASL RE to the Atlantic States, rs also Gold
Dust to and from the u. =. Branch Mint. and the va
rous Assay Offices. for the faithful performance of
which, We offer as will he seen. the most ample Sc
euriiy The public will bear in mind that all treas
ure forwarded by us, isa SPECIAL DEPOSIT.
Orders for the purchase OF merchandise will be
carefully attended to and faithfully executed.
Expresses will leave the Office at Oroyilie EVERY
DAY for all parts oi the State. Collections OF all
Kinds promptly attended to.
ID. brigham. JR President.
NJ. w. HANNON Agent, oroyil!e.
January 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-29
Orleans Hotel,
Montgomery street, above Downer.
JOHN W. MILLER. ...........P Proprietor.

kC@A. HAVING PURCHASED and now opened
ks,, the above house, takes this method OF inform
Iii ing his iEiends and the public generally, that
he IS prepared TO accommodate all that may favor
him with their patronage, in the most comfortable
manner. Having been at a considerable experse in
fitting and refurpshing the house, he iattsrs him
self that Ii will compare favorabiy with any in the
country and he hopes by strict attention TO the wants
Of his guests, TO receive liberal share of patronage.
Oroville, January 7, 1857. jy7u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-29
SITUATION WANTED.

A Nan AND Ills WIFE DESIRE To OBTAIN
IA n situation TO work Ia family. Persons wan
ing such help will eng lire at This Offica.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-29
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND IIuSTooN STREETS,
OROvTLLE
JOHNSON s. LAWLOR, ..Proprietors.
HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUs

49, HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
a,,I known heretofore as liunlOon's Exchange We
lid have renovated, fitted, newh furnished and
Opened it under the above name, with entirely new
urrangeme ents We have erected spacious dining
hall-added "A large number of elegantly furnished
roo ms for Familes, and are prepared 10 accOmmo
date any number OF guests in manner that we trust
will be satisfactory 10 all. AS We have had The ben
elt of long experience in the busacss, ard AS we
shall give our whole attention 10 it, we intend to
make our house in all its essential appointments, The
very best in this section of California
FRANK JOHNSON, 80. FRANK j. LAWLOR.
formerly Of ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL, n. Y.
N B.-The Cal Stage Cos General Office IS at this
House, where passengers arrive from and depart to
all points OF the country.
December 80, 1856. d3l-H
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

PIONEER VARIETY STORE !!
Yankee Notions Depot.
MyH8s STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT
GOMsat, SEN BRICK BLOCH,
oRovILLE
xxvHERE CAN BE OBTAINED all sorts of usefi
w and ornamental articles, mol 10 De iouhu 1T
any other store m the county, consisting OF the largest
and best selected stock OF
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
ers' Materials, Woodenware,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery.
EFER OFFERED FOR sale ~ THIS TO wv
--ALS0-
Prime Chewing Tobacco. and Genuine Havana Cigars
Aauey A. isles, Periumery. Looking Glasses,.
Wall Paper Childrens Toys, Revovers,H
Points, Oils, Turpeniine, Putty, Cam.
phene. Lamp Oll, Candies, Quick
silver y Musical Instruments.
Also
Iemp Chimneys, Ladies' Riding Gloves,
Susd Paper, Shoe Knives Candestckg
Wrling Paper, Playing Cards,s
Knives nj Forks, screw DriNeIs,i
Combs and Brushes, Guugers Rules,
Brass Bults ami Chisols, Tap Borers and Gimlets,
FaAccts and Files, Locks, Hooks. staples,
Markers and Gauges, Punches, Paper Cutters,
Haamers and COmpasses, Butts and Plaues, Andirons-
Horse Brushes, Pumps, Spoke-Shaves,
sailors Palms, Dog Collars aud Chains,
Coffee Mills Meat Hooks, Wash Boards,
Benah Screws, sash ToOis. Clothes Pins, Fancy Bas-
Fisk Hooks. Bed Cords, kets screw Nrenches
Gun Caps. ChOppthg Trays hips aud Canes,
CVshcs and Wax. Cue LeathCas,
G@sts Driving Gloves.
Also
= complere ASSORTMENT OF Toilet Articles Candies Q.
every description, Dried Fruit, Preserved and
Green. Nuls uf all kinds. The Atlantic
and European Papers and Magazines,
on the arrival of the Steamers
Th@ee gOuds have been selected with the greatest
care, purchased cheap. aud VIII be- furnished our
customers either at wholesale RETAIL as low as by
any other store IN the AAes.
y" Persons desIrOu- Of obtaining any article from
san Francisco, can DO AT "A small per cent. advance
upon the first cosby eaNng ther orders at this
VA. G. PAYNE.
n. bah outstanding debts due the firm of }. H
Smith Il Co. must BE- paid TO The undersigned or h4
agent. J. j. 1t, kwuOd, rs be alone is authorized iu
the name OF the firm in liquidation.
oc2-if WM. c. PAYNE.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-07

TRANSFER OF THE HERMITAGE TO THE
UNITED STATEs.-The Legislature of Ten
nessee at its last session, passed an act
authorizing the Governor of that State to
purchase five hundred acres of the Her.
mitage, including the mansion of Gen.
Jackson and the tomb where now repose
the remains of the illustrations hero and
patriot and those of his beloved wife, and
to make a tender of the same to the gem
eral government, provided a branch of
the Military Academy should be estab-
lished at that place. In pursuance of this
act Governor johnson purchased the Her.
mitage for the sum of forty-eight thous-
and dollars, and ON Wednesday arrived
in Washington and made formal tender
of the property, with the conditions an
nexed, to the President. The President,
in reply, stated that this offer by the
State of Tennessee would be promptly
communicated by him to Congress.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-07
Republican State Nominations.

re- Our Legislature has adjourned, we
believe, though We have received no re-
port of the closing proceedings. Our
exchanges this week have been, princi-
pally. those which have been wandering
around the country, or been stuck in a
snow bank somewhere, for week or
more, and give us no clue to what has
been going on in the world since our
last issue. The Constitutional Conven-
ton have organized, and been in session
for over week, but we are, from the
same cause, unable to give any report of
its proceedings. They have decided, we
see it casually stated, to remain in Iowa
City, notwithstanding that the people of
Davenport offered to furnish the conven-
ton with hall to meet in, and also to
pay the hotel bills of the members.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-07
BRIDGING THE MISSISSIPPI.

The northeastern Gazette 1--WE
understand that Col. r. b. MASON and
associates have applied to our Legislature
for charter to erect bridge over the
Mississippi at point opposite Dubuque.
We have not the least objection to this
project; on the contrary, are disposed to
render all the aid and assistance in our
power to this improvement.-Wea are well
satisfied that large majority, if not all
our citizens and business men, are favor
able to this bridge, and We hope that Col.
Mason will not only obtain favorable
charter, but will prosecute the work with
that energy and success that has hereto
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-07
IKE LICENSE BIZ.

The Bill for an act to License and rcgu.
late the sale of malt, spiriluous and Vi
nous liquors, in this State, embodies in
brief the following provisions
LIST. The applicant for license shall
file with the County Judge petition OF
twelve free-holders of his township, set
ting forth his respectable character and
standing.
Cd. He must file with the Judge his
bond to the county in the sum of $4,000;
with good suret les for the quiet and or
derby pursuit of his business under the
license.
Sd. Before the issue of the license, he
must pay into the County Treasury, for
the use of the School Fund, not less than
one, nor more than FIVE hundred dollars,
at the discretion of the Judge.
No license shall issue for less than six
months, nor more than one year.
The licensed person shall forfeit S25
for selling liquor to any minor, apprentice
OR servant under 81 years of age, without
authority and $50 for selling to any
Indian, insane person or idiot.
He shall also be held responsible for
all injuries suffered by the community or
individuals, accruing from his retail
traffic. ~
Any married woman may sue for dam
ages thus accruing.
To sustain all such actions, it is only
necessary to prove the act of giving or
selling the liquor, to the person through
whose intoxicalion the injuries occurred.
No suit for liquor bills, in any quanti-
ties less than five gallons, shall be enter
tained in any State Court.
Any sale contrary to this act, shall be
punished by fine of 500 to 81 900 and
imprisonment from one month to one
year.
Justices of the Peace and all compe-
tent Courts are in duty bound to issue
proper warrants upon complaints filed
under oath,-the jurisdiction of Justices
cxtenpinS to 500.
Provisions are also made for the rcvo-
cation of licenses.
The counties are to decide, each for
itself, upon the acceptance or rejection of
this act, and where no vote is taken, the
former Prohibitory Law to remain in
force.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-07
WIFE WANTED.

a GENTLEMAN Of middle age. of modest
n and retiring disposition, aud with ample
means for the support and comfort of wife, pos
sessing neither the requisite acquaintance nor
inclination to adopt the usual method Of acquir-
ing partner, wishes TO form an acquaintance
with a view to MARRIAGE, oG a lady possess
ing the following qualifications She must he
passably good koking, not more than 25 years
of age, with some rrfcnsions to literary taste, of
Il loving disposition, and with tclcrable know
ledge OF household duties. To such an one he
makes this offer in good faith, conscious that the
connections could hut ins,rc mutual happinrss
The Correspondence shall Ia Anonymous until
mutual satisfaction is exprssscd, when real
name and portraits will le cxchaged
AddrsS j. W, Quaslucton Post Office.
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Feb. A.

W ASlHNGTON, FED. 4.
SENATE-Mr. Allen presented the
credentials of james +. Simmons, cleo
ted Senator by the Legislature of Rhode
Island.
Mr.. Weller, from the Committee ON
Military Affairs, reported in favor of
printing the documents recently commu-
nicated relative TO Gen. SCOTS pay.
"A debate ensued.
HOUSE-Mr. Florence introduced n
bill to equaize the Army, Navy and Ma
rinc pensions.
Mr.. Bingham, from the Committee on
Elections, reported resolution which
was adopted, that Mr. Hall was legally
elected from the LIST Congressional Dis
trict of Iowa.
A resolution giving Mr.. Clark, the con-
testant, his mileage and per diem allow
ance, lies over.
The House discussed the Joint Reso-
luton, proposing to give each branch of
Congress the entire control of the contin-
gent fund, without the supervision of the
treasury officers.
The Corruption Committee are on the
track of certain Railroad bonds which
were given out here last winter by certain
gentlemen to carry the Western Rail
roads.
The Dallas treaty was under discussion
to-day, in the Senate for upwards of three
hours. The debate elected very little in
terest, for there was hardly quorum
present at any of the time. A leading
Democratic Senator informed me that he
did not believe it would be ratified.
J. r. Sweeney has returned to this city
and signitied his readiness to the Inves-
tigation Committee to appear before them,
and suggests that those persons who are
implicated by his testimony, if there are
any such, and they desire it, an opportu-
nifty to cross-examine him in presence of
the Committee. Mr.. Smouten having
fairly recovered from his illness, will
probably be brought before the Committee
Tomorrow
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-07

AVERAGE WEALTH OF INDIvIDUALs.-
The statistics Of taxable property in the
United States, recently compiled in the
Treasury Department, furnish some in
teresting items of intelligence in regard
to the average wealth Of the people OF
the different States. The average value
of taxable property in Indiana and ILL
nois, is 1864 TO each inhabilant in
Michigan it is only $3.50; in Maine it is
2lO; in New York, 200; in Ohio, 388
in Connecticut, it is about 500 in Mas
sachusetts, 525; in Georgia, 534; in
Alabama, 1874 in Louisiana, $3.50; in
Maryland, about 40; in Virginia, $50 ;
in Kentucky, $50.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-07
DUBUQUE MARKET--Feb. 9Th.

DUBUQUE MARKET--Feb. 9Th.
FLOUR-Extn city $500; supcrfne $3.50
WHEAT--G5@ Zoe. IPbu.
CORN-55@69c.
OATS-45@ soc.
RYE-Nominal.
CORN MEAL-70ds0 Plu.
POTATOES-75@SI, 90 u bu.
BUTTER-Frcsh roll 300 35c; for firLin 23@
25.
CHEESE-Wcstern Reserve l2isMl3 cts
country 9,a@l2c.
BEEF-$5, 50@6, 90 carcass.
PORK--$2O, O0@2l 90 u Dbl; hogs n 100
lbs. 81 ,50@S,00.
LARD-sG1 Zoe.
yENISON-5i.@ ace;
TURKIES-s0c@$l ,25 piece.
CHICKENS-300f45c p pair.
WOODS, 5O@s7.5 p cord.
COAL-R. !. 81 so p ton delivered.
SALT-G A S2,75; Kanawha $3,l5@3, 25
Bags asa SOC.
SEED-Clover s6(a rs; Timothy s., 50@ 50
EGGS-25@30c.
HIDES-Green s. !: a &c; dry flint li@l6.
HAY-Sls,OO@2O,OO p ton.