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Commercial Intelligence

LIvERpooL CorroS MAnkEr.-- The
asles Of the three business days stree &C.
counts were made up for the Canada ION
the 9th ult.,) are 81 ,ooS bales, specuIa
tors taking $500 and exporters ,Qa9, Al
rates showing an advance OF Sd. The
market closes firm but dplI, transactions
being arrested 5v the low stock.
At liverpool, at AZ M., on ednesdsy
Cotton Was huoyant and advancing. =
Sreads:ulfs dull and the marke, quiet.
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Resumption at Augusta.

AuG UsrA, March l9.-The Bauks here
have Fixed on the lst Iuhe. prox., E,s re
SUMPTION, IN case the South Carolina and
Ssvanpah Banks shall have rcslrn.d, or
shall agree to resume on that day.
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General Intelligence.

The new Premier, Lord Derby, has de
veloped his programme OF policy, as to
the most Important topics, in speech be
Fore the Commons. he urges the impor.
tance OF amicabie relations with France,
on equal and honorable terms.
Ths accounts by mail frQm India bring
Calcutta dates to the 3oth J .nusry, one
week later, bu, contain nothing new or
important. Sir Colin Campbell had no,
advanced on Lucknow, which was occu
pied by the insurgents, believed to mum,
Der Loo ,OOD.
The French conspaators, whose .convic,
ton has been reported, have appealed.
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For Sale or Rent.

~ IOFFER FOR SALE or RENT
It'll my hpuae and lot at New SALEM
% Church, Eaat. of the public road.
and lately occupied ,by Geo. w. Mobley.-
The lot rontsips three ncres Of ground, and
the Pscr is 10 cycFy respect n Pheasant ono
to lwra i will sell on accommodating
terms.
J. b. MOBLEi.
Pleasant Hill, s. e.
M'rch4t, o-H
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TIE MARKETS.

CoLUasIA, March. 20. 1858.
The cotton market was rather less ac-
tive yesterday, and although the quotations
of the previous day were the general ruling
rates. still sellers had more difficulty 10
realize them; We still quote, however, 81 to
lltu'
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ELEMING BROS.

eELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATION
~ cures Gravel, Bladder, Dropsy, Kidne,
III Vous and Debiiitated Sufferers ~
fsELABoLD's aenuins Preparation for I,os.
~ Of Power, Loss Of Acmory. ~ ''' W.
gsELMBoLD's Genuine ~ parat.ou for Die
- hcu'Y Of Breathing. General Weakness.
ELaBoLDs Genuine Preparation for
Weak Neryes, Horror Of Dsa,h, Trem.
bling.
H.ELNBoLD's Genuine preparation for Nigh,
~ Sweats, Cold feet, Dinness Of Vision.
gfELHBOLDS Genuine Preparation for Ian.
II gour, Universal Lassituds Of the ifuscalar
system
MELNBOLUS Genuine Preparation for Pal
~ hid Countenanccs and Eruptions'
HlfEEMB0LDS Genuine Preparations 20,
~ Pains In The Back, Headache, Sick stom.
ach.
szf- See advertisement headed
HELxBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIOH,
10 ano<hor ool,.mp.
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For the Lancaster Ledger.

ture when il seems to me to be the most
needed. This has induced me TO take up
.my Goose quill" on The matter, uotwith-
standing, my inability TO treat the ubjeot
with anything like justice hoping to draw
the attention Of others whose pens are well
able to DISCUSS Agriculture, in its various
branches. This it seems 10 me would be
of great benefit to our District, and would
add much interest to our Agricultural So
.ciety f; which, feel proud to say, is in a
hattering condition, judging from the guam
! thy of stock, &c, that Was exhibited Rt
our last anniversary. Al must confess,
therefore, it is answering n good purpose,
and stimulating our farmers to out DO their
ncighbors. The Ledger is the medium by
which news and intelligence is scattered
Though our District, and therefore little
Agricultural chi,;chas woul Id add much TO
the Ledger as II journal, increase its circula-
tion probably, aud thereby benefit our fell
low citizens.
There was great deal of interest mani.
Tested at our last annual meoting, which
AL mpst have seen. Some come to enjoy
II bountifuliy spread table, Others to see and
be seer, and again others come for infor.
nation and to keep up with the improve.
mcnts Of the day. Aud to add still more
interest 10 the Society. there were several
! premiums offered for our ueXt annual meet
! ng. TO be a@osdcd 20 thuse most dcscrv-
/ ing. DouhIcss. many vino feel interested
in the Society are fattcring themselves, to
take of some Of the prizes; and We wish
every one of them success in whatever they
are preparing, or have IN view, for cAhibi-
ton. And here allow me- to rcrrind our
! Lady friends. tnat among the premiums o.
! trrcd they were not forgotten.
There should be some Inducements Of
! fvrrd, 10 draw forth somc Of the ingenuity
of the District al our next annual meeting
will add this 10 the list Of premiums
For the best plough, one copy Of the Par
mrr and Planter" n good agricultural j1ur-
nal, by The way for one year.
The plough is the mos, important of all
agricultural implements, and we would be
pleased, and cur Society much benefited
Ly Eayjur "plourh WATCH, :, our nav,
anniversary an6 pcrhans uo,!inr would
be more beneficial TO our farming cOmmu-
nifty. We have ingenious men amongst us,
"at why not induce them &c perfect their
gcniusc..
said at the beginning Of this article.
there were others whose "roosc ouills"
were more able than mine TO write on az.
rculture Any If your readers would be
glad and wiling (and benefited too at all
times, TO carefully purusc any article prc.
pared by the pen Of al .onr Grabs" w.
have read his communications and would
Lc pleased TO see continuance O. ,hom at
nj. leisure momeats, or any time he feels
like Hg,iOuiuring with his "yoosc ouiIl
'o '""' "'''N'S' WI
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e Nk kr.n.-

AcENowLErGEMENT.-Wp are Indebted 10
the Hon. J. II. Hammond, for rcrrnrcd IA
vorS IN the way Of Congressional docu.
mruts.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH "a, 1855
CASTOR

To CoRREsPuNDENT j. = M.-Wr inva-
riably charge for Obituaries exceeding in
length 4 square ; also foe Tributes of Re>>
pcct. Sec terms on fourth page.
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Gt|r9rapblt.

AUGUSTA, March l8.-The screw Steam
Ship North American, Capt. VIM. Grange
Of The Montreal Ocean Steam Ship line,
has arrived at Portland with the Liver.
pool mails. Of Wednesday,, Sd inst. An
abstract Of the ,m9st inpor,an, accounts
is suhiOined.
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The REFukH, ,EoR FMRYIELp-l.astS Sat.
qrday WAS return day for our Spring Court.
TherrStprn was much larger than has beep
,p-nal ,for several years The Sheriifs
books show $50 cases which with tho ac-
cePtaRses, will ,puke over 500 cases.
.Hinnstoro Register.
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Business Notices.
INTERESTING TO THOSE SUFFERING
FROM HEADACHE.
CERTAIN REMEDY FoCspW
DR.. ALANES CELEBRATED LIVER
PILLS.

PILLS.
PRETARED ny FLEMING BRoE or PIrrsBUReH.
tS~The following is sample OF certificates
received daily from our citizens:
Nrw YoRK, August /, 1889.
This is to csriyfy tiSat have been subject at
times to severe headache; sometimes the pain
would be so severe could rest neither day or
night Hearing Of nr. MLane's Celebrated
liver Pills, prepared hy rleming Bros,
sent aud 50: boz, Of which I took two pills
q y going to bed, for two nights They reliev.
ed me entirely. Some time has now elapsed,
and have had no more trouble from sick head.
ache.
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n. JOHNSTON, IIs Lewis street.

- Purchasers will be careful 70 AK for
DIX. N'LANES CELEBRATED LIVER
PILLS.
manufactured by ELEMiNG BROS. of Pirts.
ourgh, la, There are other Fills, purporting
TO be Liver 'ils, now before the public. DR..
~ flames genuine Liver Pills, also his cclebra.
ted 'er"iiuse' Can now be had at all rsspec..-
bic drug stores. None genuine without the
signiture Of
IlQI pt u..,.,.
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Notice.

NOtlCe.
SEALED proposal. will be received snsu
~ the 18th Of May leIt for hand, horse
and cart TO be used Oh the ,treets Of Lsp-
baskerville, from the 18th May to 10, VI
October. Tn. contract to be given to the
lowest bidder. Apply to
u. }. WITHERSPOON,
Clerk 7. C..
March 24, OF
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New Advertisements.

SPECIAL POST 0FFICE NOTICE.
SsS addition TO the hspss ,ha. attend 90 the
~ Office for the purpose Of opening aud clos
ing the mails, ] will attend every day from 10
o'clock A, y. until 2 7. u,
X. q. BILLINGS, Post Master.
March 2kth bs5S. TT
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Lancaster, March 1858.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-18
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To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
BY HENRY STEVENS, r. r. s., Of Edinburgh, and
the ate J. Q. NORTON, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture In Yale College, in New Haven,
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numerous wood and steel engravings.
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wider circulation, the publishers have resolved to
reduce the price -
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Is not the old Book Of The Farm"
Remttsnces for any Of the above publication
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lishers.
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BFattOn House.

1NHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends and the ira. cling pablo, that he has
opened this large hotel In lie Claire. The house is
nearly new and furnished with au the conyeniences
Of modern hotels The table VIII be suppled with the
best the country anords.
His experience and large acquaintance with The
business In the Wet, u . sulcient guAsantoe that
hls hous y ne plass - Uesp q WAen ~ ess -
city = u 0laire
10 nasn leavs u Dssisua HsusssvssS nsr,lne
'': - .ssssssa = Is tsAsa rvn
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W. E. CHILDS 4 co.'s,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFZyV'G!!
WE, the undersigned, are prepared to contract
w and put on at the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roof,.q
1t being the only article yet invened that will suc.
ccssfuy the action Of the atmosphere 10 ever
climate. It 10 perfectly nre and waterproof and 10
point Of durability we believe It equal. II not supe
old tin, iron, shngle roofs It making no dif.
ference how fiat or steep the roof may be. This
roofing iswsrranted to prove as above represented.
We will put 1t on for IS 90 per square, (lO feet
sQuAre We will apply 1t upon tin and iron roofs TT
- 90 per square, being, on account Of ito durability
the cheapest paint that can be used.
their roofs repaired to call At Office, opposite the
IeClaire House, Davenport. Iowa, and examine sam
pes and satisfy themselves In regard to the duYab.
ity and probability Of this roofing.
n B.-We are prepared to iii orders for our &c.
ment to those residing at distance, with printed d.
Osty and eosasy Righss for 1osoa cad xsssssosa
ff~ sate.
J.B VAN sHRaEM 4. mo.
O. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENcEs IN CINCINNATI
NJ Ear. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Mr. Samuel Ogden, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker aud Won Publ No g Fourth street
Mr. Oeopee Carlisle, President Of the Lafayette Bank
DR. John Law. Agent Of Royal Ins. Co., Lsndoe
aud Liverpool.
essrs John Shilto 1 Co., Dry Goods dealsrs. 9Th
street.
itchen and Rammelsheeg. Furniture Mas n
dealers lth street.
iles Greenwood, Esq.
..r A II Hinkle.
Geo L Davenport,
Dr. James Hall,
Goats Pstchin, Builders,
EW Wheeler, Architect,
Peck, City Clerk,
0eo Parker,
CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust strset,
yamne, Donslly Lea, Davsapeet. lrsa Wes1
Eli Adams.
Hakes Riggs. Jewellers.
ROCK MLANn
- 0uye4,
PL NJ chen. Banks
iona Woods
Lewis. II Weobsr, Poseaasa@.
=. cUcAoo.
9 9 Hubbard, AsmA lnsussaea
@ 3 Hooker,
Ita Yoots, Builder.
Desfs, Wood 3 o., Dedstsod 1aashsouinG0e, 0e.
~ Issaer. o,asn, Isvs.
1snsy Wisnss, WAelesals 0Foasy 6aoD1 leWs
0tty.
0ay9G40
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THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself In this place in the
III business Of euv.a + BaAss PLATING, proposes
20 an I'll orders for nne Silver plated Door Plates.
0oer Xnobs. BEN Pulls, Butts numbers, Platss and
Inuroo adopted - the use OF Doors and 0n01oA
IN. IA9htaine 1oAs Points, window 9Ash, Can't
~ ~ tAfnase tE1nAm@ paAted = order . GAegt
- Ns''s s's''a''1 e3I ~ s;,f: cas -
- lu11lae - slSsl1 taa1UtVaaaa ~
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JULIUS CHESEBROUCH
Dental SURGEON.

MOULD respectfully Inform the Inhabitants Of
w Davenport ard vicinity that he has opener an
once directly over the Davenport Gas Co.'s In Ner-
wins Block on Perry, between Third and Fourth ST.,
for the of Mechanical and Oper stive Den
tstry In all it, branches. Having received ms rne-
III Ms from. and during the rast yesr been associaed
with, o. the able practitioners In the ne
feels confident tht any operations enrus % TO him
viii be executed in . careful and skilfu manner -
He viii b most happy to show any who may favor
him with . call his recommendation, whtch are OF
the highest character; and would invite the most
critical examination upon all Work Committed 70 MS
hands. All operations registered and warranted'-
He socits ehsre OF the public pstro'se, ana takes
pleasure In submitting the fc'tWi testimonial:
NEW LOsDos, Oct. q, 1857.
This may certify that Dr.. Cheseb1ough has been
q pupil Of mine in the study Of Dentistry, and that
during the psst year. he has operated With me In my
once 10 hts professions ability have the greatest
confidence, and rdis ly recommend him to auy
wishing such services - those u careful and skill
tut Dental Operator. Wv sHBvFIRLD.
And also IN referring 70 Hsssrs.
g. +. . o. Shepard, Hon T. W. Williams,
r LsaTnea, DY. ". ". shslneld,
Non EbeoezeH Learned, @ <arned,
DR.. Lewis Bette, Rev Daniel Huntington,
\ Browne, Or " Stohssd,
Of New London, CorS also 70
Or. Barrows n Barrows,
Hon } Cannon, DR. bscr,
DR. With. rWax, Rev 4ason,
wHr aur'ey 1sq., 1ecss Cock 4 Sargent.
Rev Packasd, DIS True,
q Barn EsG VA .emins.ss,
woodward. AF Mast,
" Smith, P1erwin,
81 ynakeg, ~ DAil~y. 1Feb4dU
new @ Naxoun, Ohss Powers
Joe LAmbrits, Jno Rogers.
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SEEDS FOR 1855.

WE are now prepared with . full and complete
w stock Of
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
OF the new crop, to supply any densni Wholesale
and Retail on the very b, st terms,
Our ocG IS netr (as we do lot consisn seeds and
take none back TO mix up agAin), and much Of IL
grown under own di' ction In this state Gu,
stock Il European leeds is imported dire tiy by our
selves from the most reliable growers In Engan and
France.
Wefeel confident that no better ADVANTAGE to the
public can offered than We can give and We coydi.
ally invite Au examination OF stock before pur.
chasing. Our stock consists 10 part Of Spring heat
Barley, Corn, Peas. Beans, &c. very large variety
Of Garden Seeds end q full assortment OF Flower
seeds Of choice varieties Also, $50 bushels pure Chi.
nese Sugss Cane Seed
Constantly on hand . large assortment Of Agricul.
tura and horticultural Aaehines and Imple nents
Fin priced seed ana implement catalogues seat ND
ON receipt OF stamp to pay postage.
HENRY d. EMERY AGO,
Febavsmoe 9Ol Lake Street. Chicago.
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vll be made by calling before purchasing else
where. We are determined to cell al low prices, 70
noe for Cash. that none shall be able u Object And
While ve are helping the pe.r by almost GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING We shall give the stalled wheel
Of the business ~orid push forward Don't mis-
take the place but follov the crowd 10 No. LIE
CLAIRE BLOCK Dceisilm
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LOOK ATTAIE!
ALLEN 4 CLARK.

ALLEN 4 CLARK.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Nstariss Public, Commissioners of Deeds
fer Massachusetts, Fire and Life
lnsussnce Agents; Real Es-
tate and DiscOunt Brokers.
Metropolitan Block, second street,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS and oil professional business In
~ every part Of the State n;rust.d to care, will
receive prompt attention; money invested, taxes
paid fer non-residents; money l0anei on unincum-
bered real estate security; farms, houses and lots
leased real estate Of al kinos bought and SOLD
commie sion
Money constantly on hand to loan, on personal and
real es, ate s curity.
Land warrants bought and sold, and located BY
experienced agents.
Weinst the attention Of eli persons In search Of
highly improved farms, valuable city property, or
unimprO we'd lands TO extended and daily increa
sing Catalogue OF real estate To parties Wishing to
invest on speculation We offer the most favorable
terms large tracts Of carefully selected prairie and
timber lands, situated near lines OF proposed rail-
roads IN nearly all counties Of the State.
SO large tracts Of land 10 Minnesots and 4issou-
RI. Some he best lots in Omaha, n 7. We feel
confident that from list embracIg property to the
amount Of half . million Of dollars, we can easily
please all desireus Of making drstrste Investments
Heb4dtf ALLEN & CLARK.
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u. Louis, Alton 4 hicago X. /.
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIk Line ROUTE.
(,hicago u st. Louis VIA 81 Louis, Alton Chicago
~ Xxx, al the way W Railroad.
oAxRYIsG THE GKnAr AMERICAS AND .. 8. sAus.
The only direct and roliabe route to the south end
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route.
Trains leave depot OF Michigan Southern and Rock
Island n X, corner " Van buren and sherman sts.
st Louis Day Express-l0,30 A M-Daiiy tSufdAyo
eXcepted) arrive NJ 81. Iouis li;so same evening.
81. Louis Might Expfess-io 30 x-Daiy, az. I've
at st. Louis 1880 next morning.
Day Espress-G,oo AN-Daily, arrive ., Chicago
s,sOPM.
Night Express-2;45 M-Daily, arrive At Chicago
Trains run directly through without changeof can
or baggage. Time from Chicago to d. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers DEFINED for Bloomington, Sprinxheid,
Decatur, JacEronviile, Naples and all points on the
Mississippi. Mascara. Ksnsss. Cumberland and T-n-
nes-se Rivers by taking the shov- will be sure
Of making connexions and arriving In 81 Louis o0
advertised time avoiding the v.xacioas delays 81 the
route via LaSAle Peoria ans Illinois river,
saving tweIty -four hours time. being 81 mites .s
DISTANCE TO Bloomington. IS less 10 Springfield. u
less 10 81. Louis and Is lees 70 Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otta-
Wa, Laeaile, Rock Island and Central Iva
At Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fer
Clinton, Waynesvilie and Decatur, And With Stage
for Peoria.
Az Peoria Junction with Peoria O2uawka X r
for Walnut Grove, Washington Peoria, Pehis. Brin-
field, Rlmwood, Knoxville. Galesburg. Monmouth
and Burlington.
AT Sprfngntls with Great Western Railroad for
Jack souvtlie Naples and Illinois River.
Al Alton with Daily Line of Packets for Harnibal,
Out CT and uk, expeditions end reiio-
be to all port ns o 4ssourt.
Al st Louis with Daily FIRST Class 81 amess for
New Ole aid interim, date ints On the Lover
Mis- sissippi aid with regular lines " packets foR
Kanss., IT Joseph aud ali Joints ~ th- Aissonst.
Tenbessee Cunibcr land and ArkAn- Rivers.
Through Ttekets can ~ trocur-d TO all Eastern
Railroad Onices-s' the ConpAGy's Onices, ~ D~ar-
Torn street, opposite the fremont House, and = he
Michigan southern aud RICK d pots, corner Of Van
BuY-.. amp Sns rnsn Ste.
Re- ponsibl@ baggage Men " III he NJ the Depots 70
sii the vsrons lines coming into this CITY " cA0o8
baggage through 10 any ONT desired on the line.
A II. MOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling. Gent Agent Cttcago. lor90M
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CLOTHING.
The Problem Solved.
9HHwAY TO MAKE ONE DOLLAR WORTH TWO
-n TO 90 To-
J. Q. DRAKE 4 Cs.'s, Ne. ., LIE claire Dlsch,
And purchase from their superior STOCK Of
READT.M.ADE HING
CLOTHING.
Gents PurnishIng Goods, &C.,

COMPARING, probably the largest, most fashion
" able and best made sssortm,nt OF Boys and
0enS clothing TO be found in this city. As The pub
lie are not gammonei by naming ~, - W thousand
dollars In stock, selling off At cost etc. but 10 .ui-
Gent for us 20 say that every descrpon Of garment
that hart can wish mind Conceive, that shall
unite durability with beauty can be found At our
place, 81 such astonishingy Low PRICES that we
are soundeut