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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-03

FRoa SALT LAKg-rhe following dispatch
j. dated the Goth, at 81. L0uls:
Tive Independence correspondent Of the
Republican. under date Of the 10th inst,
sa,s that the Salt Lake mail arrived there
last night.
Conductor Denver reports the snow from
one 10 six feet deep on the mountains, aud
the weather intensely cold. lie left camp
Scott January lst, aud The troops there were
IN good spirits. aud earnestly wishing To
make descent IN Salt Lake City.
From Mormon prisoners and Struggling
Utah Indians. Col. Johnson MAS well advised
Of the movements Of the Saints. who we're
making active preparation, to continue their
resistance 10 the troops IN the Spring.
Their municipal regulations were very
stringent. aud they looked with suspicion
upon everybody the lea.t inclined 10 iollow
The action Of the Unites State, government.
e." Cumming was performing tie duties
of Vi, Office " Gar as liz was able.
The outward bound mails we're making
good progress. aud the many indians, whom
they met. manifested friendly feeling.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-03

EGos ~ WelGnr MANY OF our people
are in favor IL tie sale II eggs hy weight.
We saw an experiment made this forenoon
by one &c our grneers, whn had just received
a fresh lot, that converted Us. lie first
selected dozen &c Tie larger sized and
placed them in one scale, and then nut TWEEN
ty-ohe q ae sma.. silec i ne suposIte 70
balance mem. Tie ca.gome- eno,> ne
dozen. paving the p1ce Gid. was asked ior
the tMeniy-one. L9lrsH AesW.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-03
Fayetteville, March 1.
Obituary.

Died, at his residence near Chapel Hill on The els,
ulimo, Of aPoplexy, Mr.. SAMUEL q. KIRKLAND, aged
about SO years.
Died, in Wilmington, on the evening Of the ed
ultimo, Mr. TALcoTT Burr, aged ~ years, father Of
the late Editor aud present Proprietor Of the Whining
ton Herald Mr.. Burr was native Of Connecticut,
but from early manhood resided in Wilmington.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-03
THE BOWELS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS.

THE BOWELS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
A. perfect health hc greatest blessing se can enjoy.
without WATCH oil other blessings Il little eonse
quente ue deem IL 81 great Importance u point out the
way tlr yan - enny H. The bowels must lr kept IN
state ~ which ihes ate enabled u carry 81 the use.
les mliief they arc The main channel Whieh nature
has appointed cary away every thing that j. unnc.
ccs.ais Aud i i impossible 10 tell large amount
II sickness M been caused ~ constipation. cosyc.
ness in olhef WORDS hy Keeping the bowels regular;
il i ne main road % ~ Diseases y the cause q Nm.
nalufal irritation 10 The lining membranes
II the bowels. Having Lost their natural strength. they
cannot object 10 what required II them. Hence The
hawei- become ina,ned aud unless you find speedy
relief thousand other complaints are ever ready ~
drat ,ou through miserable and wfetrheA lite. such
medicines must be given viii cleanse the stomach and
hiNsl. and restore their natural strength To accom-.
pl.h this there Is no compound valuable " these
Pills: III either medicines sink ~ utter nsignhfance
when compared TO ihfm; Il seems though the Author
~ Nature hal designed them ~ this well other
complaints. From two % Eve pills day viii increase
strength aud appetite. and cleanse the ssoinsr aud ~.
trsiincs from Whiissef j. injurious.
Bf. Maf.es lndan Root Pills sold ny all dealer,
/ in Medicines.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-03
W. c. RopRr.. sect.

Mn. waLcufr ASp rms CuRRurrioS CaH.
srrlg.--Nr. wolcptt seems TO be ~ a tight
spot--boih literally and fguratisely. The
Washington Jail il tulrrably tight,--but bis
escape lrun il would not improve his condi.
tion very much, il tie statement u our Wash.
ingion correspondent Is correct.
Ii la. been proved BY other witnesses that
Nc. Wolcott received over $4,000 fron ih'
woolen manufacturing establishments on
whose behalf he went 10 Washington. IlC
does not deny this Tact. but he refuses t. 10
form the COMMITTEE what disposition b,
made 81 Il. lie has stated tliat he did mol
bride any member Of Congress with it,-bu
the Committee insist on knowing 10 whom
he did ray il. 10 order that they may ascertain
upon some better suthuriiyetlan Nc. VOL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-03

~ 10Y TO THE wogLD.-The creates, Med
FL Discovery II IL das. Read The advertisement
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-03

ANOTHER FILIBUsTER.- ad,iccs from
the South Pacific state that Capt. Iomer.
commissioned by ex. President technique in
the navy. had been arrested aud thrown intn
prison at Valparaiso. on charge of conspi.
ring with technique and others 10 fit nut a
revolutionary force in the Quilted States
against the existing Government Of Peru.
II was thought lie would be shot Ills letters
had been seized. andla as far as published they
show that he had been ia secret corre>pOn.
dence with Com. Vanderbilt, Of New York.
and a Mr.. Fitzgerald. in New Orleans. for
The purpose Of purchasing from the former q
steamship, and irom TIE latter large quaint.
IL Of muskets and otlier munitions Of war.
The Government officers Of Peru assert thai
they have copies Of the original contract. be.
tween the parties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-03

COTS assertion. whether II eventually reach
ed any Congressional pocket or not And it
is proposed to keep Mr.. Wolcott in ia un-
III lie consents to answer the questions 81 the
Committee.
1t now appears that Mr.. b. T. Butleris in
Washington as agent for the MiddIesex and
Bay State Mills. for the purpose d assuring
Mr.. Wocott that they, as well as the House
Committee, will insist on knowing what be-
came OF the money which was intrusled to
his care. And The escapes from the clutches
Of eongress. he will immediately fall into the
hands Of his old employers. who will com
mence civil suit against him for the recove-
ry OF their money. 1t is admitted on all
sides that very large sums were placed in
Mr.. Wolcott's hands frr The purpose Of aid
ing the passage Of the Tariff hill. Ii he did
not use il to secure votes in Congress, direct.
| ~, or indirectly, it is not easy to avoid the
inference that he put it into his own
pocket. Both Congress aud the WOODEN
Companies are interested in knowing the
truth OF the matter
We have very little doubt thatthe $87 900
charged by the Mddlesey Company to this
account, Was only small portion Of The az.
gregate sum expended in this business. We
know that while the subject was pending
assessments were levied upon nearly all the
wonlen manufactures in New England, and
that IN some Of them the operatives were re.
qaired 10 contribute from their wages TO the
fund that was raised to secure lhe passage OF
the bill Not less than $500, 900 must have
been collected in this way; and it would be
matter Of some interest TO the public, as
well as 70 the parties directly concerned, to
know what became of il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-03
DENTAL NOTICE.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
at the Drug Store.
ASPARAGUS. Brown Dutch,
Large Purple Top. White Cos o. Ice.
BEANS. Drumhesd,
Early Six Weeks Bush. Royal Cabbage,
Brown Speckled Valentine, MELONS.
Red Sperklcd Valentine, Nutmeg.
Red French Naks Cap Gitron,
Ncwinrton wond,r, Mouniain sweet Water.
White Cranberry, MUSTARD.
White Dutch, White.
Large Lima or Butter NASTERTltM.
BETS. 0KRA.
Long Blood.Red. ONION.
Eatlg Turnip BIol. Sisei-Skinued,
Ezra Eafly Tun.ir, Large Yellow:
White sugar, PARSLEY.
Swiss Chad. Curlci, or Doubled.
BROCCOLI. Plain, nr single.
Early Putpla espe. PARsNIP.
CABBAGE. Sugar. OF Cup.
Early York. PEAS.
Frcach On.lIean, 1.anluti's E,ua Eatly,
Early Balieisea, EaHy Frame.
Red Dutch, ior picking, Bishops EARLY,
Large l,ate Drumhead, Dwarf sugar. Or Eat.Pod.
Early Drumhead, Royal Dwarf Mauowfat.
Late Fit Dutch. PEPPER.
CARROTS. Large Sweet, BcIl.sbapcJ.
Long Orange, Buli.Nase.
Eaflt Hnn = tts3A ~ -
CELERY. Csm.npn Field, o. Cheese.
While Solid Mammoth.
CORN. RNplSH.
Early York. long stiriri
SWEET or sugar. Long salmon,
GtTIIFLuWER. White runip,
Walthetrn. Rel fu-nip.
CIfrTMBER Satisfy o. Oyster Plant
Early Frame. SPINACH.
Long Green. Round SAVOY letttd.
I;herAin. SQUASH.
EGG PLANT. Eativ Bu.h.
Large Purple Lang Green.
ENDiNE. TOMATO.
/ Green cptled. Etira Early.
LETTUCE. Large Ret.
Early Curlcd. TtRNlP sElip.s vaiici,
E Also Ilnlreih's Gardening Almsnae luf tbs yea
f Call and gel one, sfatis.
FEBRUARY 5. 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-03

Died, Of typhoid fever, in Graham, Alamance coun-
~, on the 18Th Of February, Mr. ALFRED Holt. He
left wife with three children who is chief mourner
under this affection, but many friends and afflicted
community have suffered serious loss. He died in the
29th year Of bis age but he had for himself
aud place in the estimation Of those who knew him
best As husband and father lie was faithful and az.
iectonate as man Of business upright and Obligng
aud as citizen, the friend OF whatever tends 10 promote
the welfare Of society The.death Of such is felt
70 be loss aud we mourn not only because Of the less
to us Of what be was but Of what hoped and beley-
ed he would have been. lie had been proiessed fol-
lower Of Jesus Christ, and member Of the Preshyie-
an church for about four years Though this may be
considered short time for the maturing Of christian
character, yet he had become sufficiently established in
the faith Of The gospel 10 leave his family and friends
without regret We have IN his striking instance
d the power of christian faith chasten and sup.
plant oil earthly affections with the hope Of better
things. lie was young, comfortably settled. aud happy
10 all the relations Of life, and yet he could, with death
and eternity Immediately before him. take affections
ate leave Of his family. with camness and composure,
assuring them that God wond he with and bless Them;
and Of his fond parents and numerous friends; urging
them not 10 llment his eafy Departure and assuring
them Of his firm hslie that be by the grace Of God
IN Christ Jesus. abou, to enter inheritance Of
Hiss Over such death there is but little cause 10
mourn.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13

BRUTEs LOVE MEN MORE TEAM Wo-
MEN.-A writer III the Atlantic Month
ly puts i, thus:
Kate. the other day. was asserting a
wiie's right to control her own prop
erty, and incidentally advocating the
equality Of the sexes--a touchv point
with her-I put in:
Tell me then. Kate, why animals
form stronger attachments to men
than women. Your dog. your parrot.
and even your cat, already prefer me
to you. How can YOU account for it
unless you allow there is more in US
to respect and love?"
Il account for it" said she, with u
most decided nod. by affinity. There
is more affinity between you and the
brutes."
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13

Il am willing to split hairs with my
opponent all day if he insists on it, 81
said u very distinguished lawyer in a
speech at the bar. split that then, y
said the opponent. pulling a coarse
specimen from his own head, and ex.
tending it. May it please the court,
] didn't say brisles."
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13
sSDEN qISTRY e.
II. w. FOSDICK,

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the
IN, Ladies' and Gentlemen OF Winchester
and vicinity, that he has Located in the place
and opened an Office in Monks building
above Hiatt's Store, on Franklin street,
where he NAV be consulted for all oper-
ations on the Teeth, such as Cleaning,
Filling and Extracting. Also, inserting Ar
tificial Teeth on Gold, Silver, PlatiEa or
Gatta Pcrcha, in any number required from
one to an entire SGT, complete, in the most
approved style. Correcting irregularities in
Chldrea's teeth. Particular attention will
be paid to all diseases of the mouth. All
operations warranted. Chloroform admins
tered when necessary. Examinations and
advice given free of charge. Mr.. Fosdick
will call at private residences by request
Having had some ten years practice in Den
tistry, he feels confident in assuring the
public that he is enabled to give entire sat
isfaction in all respects. feb y, ls3s.
". B-Oficc hours from : o'clock \. VI.
to 4 o'cocll Z. VI. OF each day.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13

rg We see from the papers that
the Sandusky, Indiana and Louisville
Railroad is still alive in the minds Of
its friends, that they are again moving
in the matter of pushing Oh that con-
templated improvement.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13

AZ The rowdy who struck. a
light" has been bound over TO keep
the peace.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13
SILAS COLGROVE,
Attorney a. Counselor at Law.

West Public Square. Winchester, lad.
VIII promptly and diligently attend to al
business entrusted 10 his care.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13
Livery Stable

In Winchester, lid.
,1p-Y = The undersigned hav-N,o
fs}}az-E;>cS2, }a;>cfzr, ing bought oat the Sta >N>
Z-S-Zble formerly occupied
by II. l.. Green. hopes, by strict attention
to business, to merit continuance of the
patronage heretofore extended To the stable.
am prepared at all times to accommodate
the trAvelng community wiri q safe, speedy,
and comfortable conveyance to almost amy
place except California. and upon a reason
able terms ~ any establishment OF the kind
this side of anywhere.
LAF. STEELE.
dec II. 81. Proprietor.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13
Business 1irtttorp


q - .zsl..:.';s:- . s:....:;:- .s.,y....::.i:,
Trains running on the Indianapolis, Pittsburg
and Cleveland Rail Road Passing Win
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13


MANSION HOUSE,
WM. kIZER. R...............P Proprietor,
North East Corner Public Square,
Winchester. Ind.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13

\ message was here received from
the Senate, announcing the concurance
of that body in the report from the
Committee of Conference on the Kan
zas Bill.
Mr.. Clark, of y. Y, made a state
ment on behalf of Mr. Haskins and
Mr.. Cox, saying the former withdrew
any imputation on the personal integ-
rity of Mr. Cox. The latter cheerfully
excepted Mr.. Haskins' explanation.
The House adjourned until Monday
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13

4 Lot Of White Corn Meal, Potatoes,
IA Apples. Onions and Beans, -
AVERY 4 PUI'MAN'S.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13
Mr.. cox corSEhED-sLIGHrIy PER-

sOSAL.
Mr.. Haskin's, of New York. obtain
cd consent to make few remarks
He said that Mr.. Cox at certain time
was not only opposed to the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, but on Monday last,
late in the afternoon. he came to his
desk and read the letter which he had
written to the Ohio Statesman, de-
nouncing the report OF the Committee
Of Conference as the most infamous
that could be made. and denounced the
Chairman for having made such re-
port.
Mr.. Cox, carnestly.-That is no;
true.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13
TILE ACTION CLINcHED.

Mr.. English moved to re-considc
the vote by which the report wai
agreed to, and lay that motion on tn
table.
Mr.. Washburne, of H., demanded
the yeas and nays Motion agreed tc
by l13 against 100.
Mr. Stanton offered a resolution, su
thorizing any two members OF th'
Committee to investigate affairs.
THE SENATE LOSES NO TIME IN CONCUR
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-13

500 s dss ,.:ss gsss sr Taller lss soG c.as' at
AVERY L PCTMAN's
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-29

DAILY UNION PkAYER MEET1M ~
! Hsg hpsissss mn ssd pthsss, evsys19ntsg, tsun-
| dASs sscsptsd)in NJ Hall over licsa Hardware
Store, corner Fourth and Main-st.. from to An.
COME GOMEZ, ME!Ii
Laf nm mar nEAssrn sAY cong.
1t Is the last dispensation Of tho Spirit; the
closing exhortation Of the Bible: Let him that
hsArsth say. Co.'s, A. yoasoost froG these priv.
legged msetings, where you have heard the joyful
sound, soy every man 70 his mel ghbor, ooxs--come
and what God 10 doing; come and witness the
.rianRba 81 graos; coma and hear, and your soul
1. The invitation il easy; il requires no learn
ing nor eioquence-it Is only CoHE.
/. IL will dAschares ~ obligaticn resting upon
ell TO those around them. You may not sslfshiy
enjoy these privileges. You msst bring others,
that they may also be partakers Of them.
A. \ = $3.50. h ], yi Y. - Tss.ss they
en-, yet you viii have made Judgement in the con.
science and the heart, which they cannot shake Of
They sasnstsey, have not sesu invited, feel
d Say, Co.'s, and youiulfll the great mission
Of the Christian, which il to be useful. You will
CASIO them " reflect. You may convert . sinner
-. tlssH~sf hiswsys a. ~ soul from
s. You may secure to yourself Happiness un-
speAkabte, for time and eternity. Oh the Joy OF
leading souls y Christ What = meeting 1t will
be In heaven, when saved spirit shall say 10
other, you said 10 INC. ConE, aud went ana found
salvation. e
Readsrs To-day Is youss, tomorrow IL uncer-
tain but IL II dawns upon you, say TO all around
you, Cons. Parent. Say to your child, Consy--
Man Of business, say to those in your empty,
Conx. Young mAn say to your friends and COM
panioss, Co.'s. Citisens say 70 the stranger,
CoxE. Uhriatian 90 out into the streets and Al
leys, aud say 10 the poor, and the blind, and the
halt, CosR AND wELcoNE. There - room for all
NOS u The Aoospled tims, NOW n tAs day Of saliva
ton. o the joyful sound. Conx; let him that
Is athist and take Of the water Of life freely
GEO. g. LEE,
II. X. kEEDEk,
IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
neL27d Executive Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-29

New Jersey, PennsyIvsnia ana
Delaware Currency.
We have revised and corrected the follow
ing list by the latest advices. All here nam
ed are at par in Philadelphia.
Bank Of Chester Valley.
Bank Of Chester County.
bank u Danvills. -,
Bank q Deiawase County Chester.
Bank of Germantown.
Bank of Montgomery County.
Columbia Bank, Columbia.
Doylsstown Dask, boy iesto vn.
Esston Bank. at Easton.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Easton.
Farmers Bank Of Bucks County, Bristol.
Farmers bank Of Lancaster, 1t Lancaster.
Parmers' Bank Of Reading, Reading.
Lancaster Co. Bank.
Lebanon Bank, at Lebanon.
Nauch Chunk Bank, Mauch Chunk.
Minsr Bank Of Pottsviiie, Pottsvills.
Stroudsburgh Bank.
CatasQua Bank.
Pottstown Bank.
3 The following New Jersey Banks Of $5
and upward are also At par:
Burlington Bank. nv
Bank VI MillYille.
Dordentown Banking Comp ,Bordentovp.
burlington County Bank, Medford.
Cumberland Bank, at Bridgeton.
Farmers, Bank, Mount Holly.
Farmers and Msehancs' Bank. Camden
IloucesterC Co. Bank.
Mechanics Bank, at Burlington.
Mechanics and NanufActurers' Bank, Trenton.
Mount Holly Bank.
Phillpsburg Bank.
Princeton Bank, at Princeton.
Salem Banking Company, Salem.
State Bank, Camden.
State Bank, New brunswick.
State Bank, Newark. .s4se
Trenton Banking Comp any, Trenton.
Union Bank VI Frenehtown.
ON deposit.
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Ear Heat.

Fer 00At. 81
@ STORE ROOMS under tbs New Hotsl--l on
q Main street, and on Fifth stSset-all Of which
I will ent for retail stores. for the following
1inds Of busnsM Drugs and fertanery, Dent :
Hhos EstAblishnsnt. Millinery, Dry GoodA, Con-
fsstionafy snd lee Cream, Family 0roossy. and
Cigars and Tobacco.
Also, one foom connected With the honae for !
Variety Store o. BAsasry al q phisA viii b.
ssaes1 OK TERMS according 70 ~ tines.
aps1od H0RNIRH . WItoRY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-29

GoID fiusriNs. Qsits sunbw Of people
were scrsping and digging along the bluff
yesterday Tor gold. They found earth in
quantities which wss full Of shining particles,
but " did not sse any gold that We would
give eoin fer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-29

II any Of our friends have preserved any
copies Of the DAILY Wns, between March
"a, 1854 ssd September Let, 1854, We will
Be psrtisulsrly obliged II thsy win let US
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GO M M ERCIAI..
DAuS GAZE CTR 0vvscH,
Ka,kuk, Nay 2lth.

Fts& DALI GAZE CIR 0vHscH,
AJS}1t 1T Ksskuk, May 2lth.
FLOUR = Banner Mill, Extra Family lfalI
wheat 81 90 p bbl.; Extra superhne tspring
whesp $500; superfne - 90. Gate City Extra,
81 rs per bbI. Second quality, 50 90 h bbi-
Country hou1, 81 So y sack. Quincy, - 90 TO
- ~. .araAan, tsaii sAsS.} - " per 100 Ibs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, soe per 100. q
CokN--ReAdy sale at zoe to 2sc.
BARLEY-Good demand for priv n It
SOC to 75c.
WHEAT-Li,tle fan wheat to-
viii BE- paid for good article. spriAS
for choice; poor n ades lsto SOC; In good y.
0ATS--In request at 25 to 80.
RYE--3Sc TO 4oc little coming in
PoTAToEs-Good supply selling at Is 70 72c.
GROCERIES--N. 0. Sugar fair TITO sA,prme 81
TO o. choice ", cianed 10 to 1oA crushed and loaf
Is 70 IYs. MAJ assssElsntstion 70 to 41c, s. II. AZ
to ~, Golden Syrup, 75.o SOC. conre--Rio i2i,
10 l3i. Java isto iSc. Rice TO eAc.
sOAP--Pslm Sac, Family &c.
CANDLEs--star ~ to -, stearine la. Auld
l7,ol2
LARD-FAir supply, Sc Go &c.
BUTTER-In better supply. Choice IL TO lbc.
HIDE6-DrJ izAe; green,A4.
HAY--Prairts from - to IS. Timothy, Sla
to ga. Hungarian, Sl2 TO Z. IA.
sEEDs.-Hungarian Grass, so toSl 90; Tim
othy,ti 80 to IS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 20 TO 10; Eggs, 81 to &C;
Feathers, S5c to 40c White Beans, Soc to s..
FRUIT--fsir supply. Green apples, choioe, 81
so to g. Dried apples, - 90 to 81 so per bsshsi.
Dried peaches, - q to - 50; Raisins, - TO-.
4 90.
PRoyISIoNs-Mcss PORK ga so 10 SIS, Should
ers 5, Sides 9, Hams Z.
BEEF to "a gross 4ic too per quarter.
sHErP-s. % s2s n head.
sALT-G. A., 81 i5 to 81 30 Kanswha, II.
ExcnAxsE.--on New York for currency "a per
cent; for gold Z per cent. ST. Louis per cent.
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OUaaNEas NOTICE.
We expect al Job Work 10 be paid for on
delivery, unless there is . special understand
ing 10 the contrary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-29

PIsBoH SaoosNs The Ksokuk Shooting
Club went out to Garden Dale, yesterday, to
shoot pigsons from spring tssp, the boun-
dsry being 100 yards, with 20 yards rise
The Trial was for tho championship. Each
shooter had ten pigeons. The rssslt Vas a.
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ksokuk E1ns raABa.
EsoKux, ~. PLsAsaa1 AND xUscASyws \. =.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
The DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE is
In McCuKR's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Coussiag Roon Arst door to the right.
Orders for I'll kinds OF Job Work 6lled
With nsatnsss snd dispatch. ~