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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



FI0UR-The & reign news aud the Improvement
IN p, ices In New York, have added firmnees to the
market here Shippers offer o. rs for good straigh
brands supernue; bat holders demand 81 so We
quote supernne 7 rs tot 30 for mixed TO choice
STRAIGHT hrauds
WHEAT No change--the little arriving hard u
lustnyfng quotations. Coed to prime Ned II - TO
f.sn; do White t.55 to i60
GohN-Mntket pretty firm Sale Of cargo az 90
cents We quote 90 10 9s cents per bu,hei.
Northern Markets-rBY TRLRoRAPH.1
BALfIMoRs. May l0,-Flour excited; Hewarl and
Ohio 81. Wheat active. choice white isotG3.-|
Corn advanced 2c-yellowps00190c. proyisiorp &C.
tive and higher. Bacon sides "a; Mess Pork l7K;
Whiskey Quict, at 30
Nxw York. May 10 Stocks dnll and lower. Va Ga
es,l sales Yesterday Of 20oW Va 6's 500 at OF and
&stss do e7h. Cotton very dull-sales for thre
days. OF loo bales, ouots tons nominal Flour AZ .
vsnced gogsc: state e5 s00a3 60; Ohis o. ls(7 80 :
southern S6A@1A. Wheat advanced s6ac; Tons h.
ern White 81 eoaI .es; Western Red ls3tal s3 do
white 700Si S.. Corn higher-mixed 81. whIv az az
yellow sseGss Sugar steady; Coffee Arm at N !.
tarpentine nrm At 3d. Rosin Arm at i50 kice
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BuRRow's RELIABLE
FOE THE RAPID AND '''''''a. ysgssEuLA
Runux.rr,n, pysr sHRHlL's
NERVOUS GhHEsAAAcHE
,I EhxsI lR!dMsk,} HITpERS' Fis1uLA
DfSsASsES OF THE W0AB I'm co,,,
CHRONIC DYSENTERT. SCARLET FEVER
GsLl1NbTIz1RR . SWfIIlNgs orr
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State OF
1x Fl RsEt'DisRTS " Hs'. ~ af y
In offering this medicine to the public. the pro-
prietors wish it to be distinctly understood By all
thatft does not rank among the so called quack
but as truly gre great aud wonderiaI remedy, whose
Extraordinary curative powers are authenticated
By men Of highest rsspectability and OF the strict
R ss m I .tood the test Of
exp.rencein Norfolk ana vicinity reforming during
mcs. obs,insts epa nve.erate diseases have been
thoroughly and permanently restored to health py
the use of this medicine, after having been pro-
nounced incurabie By the most eminent Pig sicians
The preprietors have in their possession thou.
sands Of certificates from the most influential aud
discriminating, who have not only allowed their
to be introduced as witnesses OF the ef1cacy
of this medicine. but who willing. if addressed
spen the subject, to correspond with the afflicted.
aud thus satisfy them of the truthfulness OF that
is here asserted before dollar is expended in pur-
chasing it. Some persons may doubt the ehlcscy
of this medcipe FOR the reason it is recommended to
cure so mnny affections and which, to the skeptic.
NAV appear impossible for any one medicine to DO
eases. ia because it il = REGENERATOR OR
CHANGER OF THE WHOLE HUMAN SPS-
TEN thoroughly purifying the blood, and remov-
ing all morbid distractions, which cannot be de-
MED are the true soaroeo Of all diseases All that
is asked for chi medicine is fair trial, which viii
assuredy convince any of it4 extraordinary ef-
cacy in curing tho various diseases for which it is
recommended.
The following persons. living in Norfolk Va, and
its vicinity have certified by saying:
We take pleasure in recommending BURROWS
RELIAB BILE MEDICINE for the cure Of all diseases
for which IL ia recommended assuring the afflicted
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NITY DRUG STORE.-CHAS. s. DAW-
" SON. Wholesale and Retail Druggist. corner
Main and 18th streets has at all times on hand and
receiving weekly Per steamer, large and we'll Sc
lected stock of Medicines. warranted fresh and pure
Perfumes: Brushes of all descriptions;
Brown Windsor Soap, &c
Lewis Pure Lead; LinHeed OIL
Colors ground in Oil
Window Glass; Putty; Nader
Indigo; Quinine; segars
Fancy Soaps; Enc Teas only
Matches, &c.
Suitable tor country trade. His retail departmsrt
IN complete In all its varied branches.
Manufacturer Of the celebrated DOrsay Cologne.
Sampson. 30 ia ia
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CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS.
MERoHANTs' AND MEG HANGS, RAN n

WHHEL1NG, May 2, i3 g.
al. Uce'tsney. HENRY A. WISE. Governor, &c &c
IN. sine honor Of enclosing herewith n parterlv
,a,ams " oftAs condition Of tais Bank and branch
~ xso uonshly statement Tor the aus rter Tins
.ns,nr Sey respectfully,
N' fou- obedient servant
Il CkANGL &. Prest
Quarterly s.. t,shae't Of The Merchants nd Mchan.
ics' Bank Of whes'fag and branches. this LIST day
Of April. eos.
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Also a splendid stock of
CLOTHS, OASsIMERES AND VESTINGS.
Of every grade and quality, for gentlemen and boys
wear.
large supply of HEAVY STAPLE GOODS, for
Servants wear.
Also, magnificent assortment of
Bleached and Brown sHIkTIN0S
Irish LINENS
Linen SHEETINGS
Brown and Bleached Cotton SREETINGS
Besides many other things. too tedious to men.
ton--al) of which have besu purchased within the
last week past in Philadelphia and New York, on
for cash Call and see, and examine for yourselves
st No 70 Main street.
NH 2-d6cW2m JNO u 6MITHFR.
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MONTICELLO BANK, e
Charlottesville. April /. 1889. q
We the undersigned, Directors of the Monticello
Bank have examined the above statement and be.
lieve it to be correct.
Il MAsSIE, President.
JAS L0BBAN
w SOUTHALL,
JN0 WOOD, JR,
FIX NELSON.
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures County-to wit:
This day, @ Flanagan. Cashier of the Monti
colo Bank personally appeared before me, the
undersigned, Notary Public in and for said coun
ty, and made oath that the foregoing statement of
the condition Of the said Bank correct the best
of his knowledge and belief
Given under my baud this 2sth day Of April. 1859.
JOHN II BIBB, Notary Public.
To His Excellency, HENRY A WISE.
Governor Of Virginia:
Dear sir-In conformity with the requisition OF
the act of the last General Assembly of Virginia
which went into effect from and after the lst inst
hereby certify to you that the Monticello Bank will
redeem its circulation when presented at the Bank
Of the Commonwealth. in Richmond, on the terms
required by said act
Respectfully,
MI MAssIE. President.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, April 2, 1859.
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CEILING OFF, SELLING OFF. at and
- below cost. $500 worth of Window shades
Cloth all widths Fire ecreens: Wall Paner. Gnrtsm
Bands and Cornices. at less than the original coat
As contemplate changing my business. and wisS
be given as the goods must be sold Call and secpre
pair OF my Gold shades. which are very beanti
ml. Don forget the place. x30 Broad street. the ola
MGOLDEN.
NH 22-3m w MN 'sh w.
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Exsl,sH poLlrIcs.-The tubbling and boiling OF
the political caldron is going CT III Grcat Britain
and ireland with the utmost eners7, but It is too
early to predict the result. Lord perbS's friends
are taking the field with great sigor. MT Roeeuck,
in bis address to his constituents, holds some very
plain language. He asks them If they would ecnr
AIDE the care OF q cotton mill to one who knew no.
thing about cotton markets or trade! and then
asks them whether they think that the care OF an
Empire like Great Britain Is q much easier piece OF
business than the oversight OF mill.fni Of spins
ming jenniesi He exhorts the middle classes to ed.
ucate themselves aud their children for the bnst-
ness Of government just as carefully as they would
for any other business.
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ODD FELLOWS
CERTIFICATES:

NORFOLK LODGE, Mol.
NORFOLK, Sept 9Th, 1852.
DR. e BURRoT: Dear Sr-In compliance with
your request we the undersigned, would cheerfully
condition of a stranger in the aims house of this
city who had been treated by the ysicans of that
institution for Syphilis, without effacting cure;
and BY the order OF the Masonic Lodge of this city
(of which this stranger was brother we directed
you to administer your Reliable Medicine, aud that
after he had taken it q few weeks, he was pro-
nounced curei, and left Norfolk apparently we'll
man. Respectfully yours.
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MIOAJhH MANGUM.

IA JOHN E. D0IERTY respectful.
"A ly informs his friend and the public that he
VIZ has opened q MERCHANT TAILORING
.-lkA. ESTABLISHNEST, on 18th, between Main
and Cary streets, whore no warrants as good Gar
meuts. and at as reasonable prices as can be had
anywhere. All he asks 10 o trial. NH l5-2m
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RTnnAInNn A1uu IL

KIUHMUNU, APRIL Is, Is.rsQoI
ITO THE PUBLIC have this day
l. constituted and appointed SAML II JETER my
Agent by deed duly recorded in the Office Of the
Court Of Hastings Of the city of Richmond to con-
duct for me. and in my name, General Commis'
sion and Forwarding business.
ap 20-im~ FRANS A JETER.
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PARTNERSHIP uudersign-
" ed have formed q co-partnership, under the
purpose of conducting general HARDWARE
business in the city of Richmond.
THEY have taken the well known Hard ware house
of Thos A Rust 81 Main street, where they have
opened an entirely new AND complete stock OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
And hone by strict attention to business and mod
crate prices to merit the patronage Of the public.
RICHMOND l. WILLIAMS,
Late with Van. Lev, Tay Tor & Co.
w 4 ELLIOTT,
- MIL
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Statement Of tie aggregate d. Mdue bv The Merchants
and Mechanics Bank If Wt,etn0. inctndido ats
brdneh,s- The outstanding debt due the sad Bank
and branches the Discount IF Donesic and IN
land Bats Qf Exchange. Loo nsto Directors Specie
Circulation and Dep0Sitss IN the 1E day ofcoch |
4 month If Quarter endin9Id adyV Aprn. 1853. /
/ Feb'y lat. Marc h lst. April LIST
Circu,aton .l,43l073 90 1887 81 10 la2l2Ia o. |
DspEsites.... 262.242 20 2a7 ; ~ 1I 29S.aS, 6s |
Dire to tSnks.29.270 81 "a Il 1913 Is |
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FRANs A JETER.

III CVHiUtAIIy WIFI tAo IUIeRUIHS, I
will conduct, at my old stand. on Cary street, two
doors below the Columbian Hotel, General Com.
mission and Forwarding Bu 'lness. shall give m
undivided and personal attention to the sale of eve
ry kiud of country produce, such as Wheat, Corn,
Flour Tobacco, &C, and by stric. attention 10 bu'
siness l hope to receive liberal share of public
patronage. SAM'L II JETER,
oD-IrnR Agent for Jetfr
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NOTICE TO fOBaCUONISTS AND
~ MERCHANTS.-Msde to order. TOBACCO
KEGS, =. any sise. As / have on hand a large
stock OF good material for this purycse would be
glad 10 furnish from IS 00 to ~ go rigs thi
have also for sale FLOUR BARRELS and HALF
BARRELS. suitable for -four, sugar, plaster. &C.
X OaARY
Shop corner 9th and Cary sts
NB:-Cesh paid for BARREL TlMsER.
NH IS-3mh
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sEUTHE's p A T e +

REUTHE'S PATE Mt
" ANIMAL TRAP.-This Ingenious
~ machine has rival liz the field
Vst all. to be compared With IL. for
the capture Of wild animals. II Ia
small thst one can carry il in his pocket. still il
il capable of killing bear. They are of three a.
ferent sizes. and will sdectusliy operate RAGS.
Minks. Wild Cats. Foxes, Wolves, Bears, SC; they
can also be used as Pistols. For sale By
JAMES WALSH, Gun Impt rtcr.
ap 2S-lm doors above st Charles Hotel
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RICHMOND, January l. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
L associated themselves together under the MN
and style of JOHNSON TRUEHEAhV, Tor the
purpose of conducting q General Grocery. Commls
The large granite front house ON Cary street, for
merly occupied by JIM. Conrad, second door above
They will always keep on hand the best assert.
mept of Groceries, Liquors, &c, which they Will
furnish to the trade at the lowest prices BY strict
attention to business they hope TO receive liberal
share of patronage. d; -. JOHNSoN,
Late Of the firm Of Dibrell Johnson.
BAT TRUEHEART,
iaa-ts Late of Dsnviile. Va.
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Esay Your County Taxes...eilOO lie
6nty Coupons for sale by
llch73d1m C0NNABLE h EMYTH,
Fins watch Repair,nr.

Fine watch Repairing.
[he subscriber being obliged to make change
the WATca RspAIRIHG DErARrnEzr, has So
ed the services Of : competent workman-one
/, understands his business thoroughly. Great
/, will be taken with al work entrusted TO my
u, and tho work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Rspairing 81 Clocks, JeWeiry, &c, also the
ElGfacturing Of goods Of every description, shall
.,ivs my personal attention, and warranted.
d. E.-Work Of al kinds not giving pe.fsct SAL
ctton, will DO promptly adj listed BY calling on
subscriber, at No. Estes Houss
farch lo-d&w2w SAM'L g. BRIDGES.
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CRAnPs.-The most eficien. remedy for cramps
in the stomach, Cholera Morbus, or any other
stomach arrangement, 10 the free OF Dr.. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. The coming season gsn-
orally brings ia periodical diseases, all Of which
can be avoided BY = timely use OF these Bittsn.
Therefore, every family should b. supplied with
them in time. Al family medicine they have no
equal Their medical virtues have been tsstsd BY
physicians, and adopted in their practice whom
ever tonic IL required.
P. GIBBONS, Agent,
mch78 -d&w MAin-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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Axo. @. ANDHnsoN. ALnxAHDnR pAncrAY
IESTABLIeHED IN 1sAe.l
BANKING HOUSE or
q 3 ID q r q. A y r. r . = D..
II HAVE this day admitted a. : partner In the
- Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, iwho has
bssn my tellcr for tho last six years.. The basi-
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the Arm
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON b 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses (if mot
the oldest) In Iowa, the now firm solicits sontin-
aance Of former patronageso literally extended to
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formsrly by senior part
ner ,viE
REYERENcxs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier Co., Bankers,N.
Edward W. Clark Co., Philadelphfa.
Howard Banking Co., Boston
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 0clpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers, "
Gilmore b Brothsrton !" Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk Jan. '68. GEO. 60. ANDERSON
aph
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Arrivals ~ the Billlngs nsuse.
MARCH q.

AA0Nu %.
J 81. Carts, Denver, Kansas 4. H. Aagill, Gin
|lati; J. Stark, Indianola 7. G. Mccall, Neva-
Il. CennAble and lady, Ohio; o. II. p. Scott,
srnes; Henry Hess, 81. Louis; A. Becker, DO;
= Denesr, do; As. Briggs, do; J. Lane. do;
RawsOn, Des 4eines r. A. Aannins /, Eddy
H; J. Z. Johnson. Warsaw. G. Coolidge, do;
n. Wise, do; L. L. Whitlock, J. B. Taylor, r.
Pierce, N. z. Tinker, r. A. McCluer and r. l..
|rk, "Taylor's Bay State BArds i" Miss A. Mur-
!, Burlington J. H. jones and son, Macon City;
IA. \. Evans, Winchester; H. D. Gibson, Knox
. H. Eastburp, Iowa; I. C. Lsnkelms, Tenn;
=. Taylor, NJ. Pleasant; H. Hinkly, Alexan-
Is; TX. Mcdowell, Ashland; MI. H. Bacon.
KAdison; 8. s. Phelps, oquAwkA; II. g. No
[spAy, Do; T. q. Given and lady, Leavsnworth
III r. r. Wilson, Washington City r 8. Hoop
Iowa City; B. Z. Tucker. Chiaago; G. J. Os-
2. US Kxpress Moses Aol, Milton A.Eymp-
/, Carthage, H.; D. =. Kurtz, Indianapolis; ".
Armatrong and lady. Athens, Mo-; c. II. Cook,
ton, Iowa; H. Meyer, Iowa; H. Tfompton, H.;
Glasman, Chilicothe.
MARCH a..
". u. Collins. Ohio; W. b. Steel, Agency, Wa
10 Co ;; n. D. r. Pendlston, Watsrtown, N. Y;
x. Rawson, De- Aoines; N. W. Houston, do;
!. Nonrse, do; Mrs. Cook, Cambridge; A. Van
~, Pslla. o.; 7. Il. Botsford, Tdem +. Harris
taros =. Q. Rice, Bentonsport; g W. Cutler. Do;
N. J. King, st. Louis; H. B. Fuller, Michigan
lldsm, Camden, o.; Jno. Hodgsns, Washington
Pa; G. +. Ramsey, Burlington &C. Warden
amwa; John Given, X. n. D. = n. h. b.; Mrs
aminga, Ksoknk; J. Miller, WabAshaw r. n
1per, Rsdrock Col G. H Perry, K sokuk b
EAtsen, Quincy; II. =. Hunt, Burlington; G. B
aison, Muscatins !; 7. H. Hopkins, Iowa J. w
drich, Aontross Garden; p. Tobis, Ksosauqua;
y Wood, Palmyra; Mr.. Morley and lady, Pa
= Morley, 10.
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale = quantity Of WADEi CoLoR-
Nd IsEs, which are justly considered the best in
market. There are among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, Yellow and Brown, and of all prices, from
Is cents up to $3zp per h. ALSO White Ink, Gold
Size and varnish, and nearly all grades Of Black
Ink, Of the same manufacture.
We have besides, . quantity Of Mathcr's Black
Inks still undisposed Of, than which there
better in market.
All Of which We will sell At manufacturer pri-
ess, for cash.
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TASSonD. J. k'eUnR
STAEEORD q mcCUNE.
0ROOERS AND COMMISSION
TN MEKCHANTS,s second door shove tho corner
Blondssu, Water street, Ksokuk, Iowa.
lohS-dly
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BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
DRUGS u 1IBO40II12B.
PAINTS, OILS, vARNISHHS,
WINDOW GLASS, CLlSyWlRR, BRUSHH, &C
Ne. iA9 Main 81, Dot. StA 4 9Th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
G. r. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

WATCHMAkEK AND JEWELER,
Third-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
/ have received new assortment Of those 6ne
Perry Watches. For Railroad Timsksepers they
are unsurpassed. Call and examine the best Watch
ever offered in this market. general assortment
Of lne Gold Jewelry and Coin Silver Ware. I'm
craving done on goods SOLD without charge.
1RECTACLES.
To those in want Of Specta- S9
cles, would say, come where you can have . pair
selected that will suit your eyes, and Of the kind
Of dlasses that are mechanically adapted to suit
every condition of sight. This 10 NO Gucss
Work.
Ny PERSONAL attention will be given to the Re-
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C., which
will BE- warranted to give satisfaction Every
description Of Goods In my line made to ORDER
Engrsving done ut Short Notice.
dsc4dkw
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ATTENTION OLD sOLpIERs!sn
FGNH1 unAsrsignsd hereby give notice to tho q
i OLD 0OLDI1RS of the war Of lSl2, who w
voluntsered or were drafted under the general or
ders Of the Governor of the State Of New York, "
for ts defence, that they entitled to additional
pay and contingent expenses for clothing and
equipments, by the "Act passed April 3lst, 1873,
and April l9th, 1919 by the State Of New York.
and that the proofs OF said claims to be presented
70 the Commissioners for adjustment and pay
ment" thereof, will b taken ut our Office In the
city Of Ksokuk, until the 10Th of April next.
TURNER CRAIG.
Eeokuk, March Is, I859-dlm
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Direct Importation
HARDWARE AND cry,
s. w. 4 Fl. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
/ have in stors, and are receiving their supplies
forthe spring trade, from the makers, which
they eher to cash and prompt tims-buysrs on "a.
vorable terms. Thsstock being unusually large,
they oonAdsntly solicit an elimination Of The
same. SWAN. TUCKER,
May lo-d&w Sign Of Red Paddock.
M INEks' Picks, shovels, Ac., for sale BY
4yl mhcl6d 8. w. H. TUCKER.
GRTFFIN'S Horse Nails--a good stock Of ali
~ sizes for sale by S. w. : II. TUCKER.
mchlSd
A MES SH0vELs.-A large stock Of AIMEE
"A shovelsfor sale low BY
may10 6.W. = II. TUCKER.
CCYTHE sTONES.-Scythe Stones, Of different
- kinds,i quantities TO sait.
CCYTHb kIFLES.--Various qualities Of Scyths
~ Rifesand sharpeners for saleby
mayl0 s.W. n. TUCKER.
CICKLES.-A good article of 6iekles for sale BY
- lmay1ol S.W.A II. TUCKER.
EsENCE NAILS,
T. Fine Sd do
Flooring do
Anncaled do to clinch--a superior article
Casing do
s s.nsi DO
Together with general assortment Of other nails
Of the Belmont brand, just received and for sale
low by 8. w. IL. TUCKER,
may8dkw
WORN Harden, Grabbing and othor HOES;
~ Spades, Shovels, Mat tocks and Picks;
Scythes. Snaths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow bells, RAkes and Corn Planters
OK, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives
Hay, Straw and Manure Forks;
And . large stock Of assorted Hardware and Cut.
lery on hand and for sale low by
maySdAw s.. III. TUCKER.
r yRINDSTONES;-The Berea Grindstones, Of W
~ rious sizes, for sale by
S.W. TUCKER,
(Sign Of the Red Paddock
May10dAw Cor. Of Main 1 ID 6ts.
|ORAsaEs'
LEMONS,
PRIMES,
CURRANTS.
CITRON,
RAISINS,
ALMONDS,
FILBERTS, &c :, &c., all fresh and new,
and for sale at lowest rates, at store No. lA0
Main-st. KELLOGG BIRGE.
mchl2d
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OMNIBUS NOTICE.

v'HE OMNIBUS will call for passengers--rsin
or shine, day or night--in any part Of the city.
All orders left with ]. r. Tewksbury, ct the Rail-
read ana Steamboat Ofics, opposite the Billings
House, will receive prompt attention. Leave vonr
orders and procure : ticket, and you can rest -
snred that you will be called for. Ordinary Bag
gage free. Tickets IS cents.
+. Shaving the largest spring wagon in tho
city, am AIS prepared to move Pianos and Fur
niture on the shortest notice.
feb2ld6m w - TvTNc
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY 0AfH CIrY Ovvlc1. !
Reokuk. Maych 46th

DAILY dAf1 Orr OyTICD.
Ksokuk, March 18Th.
The dry weather ended this morning in heavy
thunder storm, which doss not improve the roads
Inc rivers remain at high stage. Thsrs xas
some revival Of business last week, and II the
roads oosld get good 1t would inorsase. The soun-
Try bare Of goods, and our merchants have large
supplies to meet all demands.
FLOUR-Country, ~ Is TO - 874 per sack
Sapsrhns, - GA per sack. Extra, (fall Wheat
- to - 30 per Dbl. Graham, $275 per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, zoe per 100.
cORN-7S cts; ready sale.
BARLEY-6pring, 4oa56, Fall, 8oa7bc.
WHEAT.-s5 to 10 for Spring / 90 to / 70
for Fall.
oATS-In request as / 90 to 10.
hfE-ooc to zoe; little coming in.
POTATOES-Scarce, IS to csc by the load retail
sSasocss per peck.
0hoCERIES-N. 0. Sugar fair 7a74, No. l,
u prime 8, clarified 93a10, crushed and loaf IL.
- la. decentralization ~ to 40, 8. H. 50
70 81, Golden Syrup, Is to SOC. CoGes-Rio II
to III Java 1sto Ice. Rice (new)6} to SO.
s0AP-Paln SIC, Pamily7e.
CANDL1S-star 81 y -, stssrine 10. Mould
IL.
LARD-Io2 TO II retail l23c.
BUTTRR-loto Is; choice ~ TO rs retail IS.
HIDES-Dry, ls3 to lie; green, g to 81.
HAY-Prairis3 Sto ~; Timothy and Hunss-
rian, - TO SO; Balsd do. I'll to 4l2 Retail, SIS
SEEDS.-Hangarian Grass, 81 to - ets. Tin
ethy, 81 50 tol 80; Flax Seed. 81 ooa11 20.
SUNDRIRS-Onions, IS TO 05; Eggs, sto Z;
Feathers, s5e to size; White Beans, oee 20 Is.
FRUIT-Fair supply. Green apples, choice -
90 to S. 10 per Dbl. Dried apples, $175 70 - 90
per bushsl. Dried peaches, g u to - %. Raj
sins, - 80 70 3 rs.
cHEESE-W. b. III to ID; Denmark TO 10.
PROVISIONS - Mess Pork SIS %; Hams o.;
6houlden Z ;; elsaS sides q.
DREF-2a1le gross; - 10 tc per quarter.
6HEEP-t2 70 - , Assd.
HOGS--DrsssA, - ~ 70 4Toe.
6ALT-a. A., u - 70 81 IS Per sack Kama
wha, 7o0a2l0 per Dbl; Liverpool, ]33S Per Sack.
Lake - 3ta1 Is = Dbl.
FISH-Aackersl, No. so 10 81 = Dbl No.
SIS TO SIG; No. $l3 tl3. white, No. i ~ rs
70 - ~ , half Dbl; No. ; - - 10 S4Ts. Cod
Push StoepD.
ExcuAHsE.-On New York for currency II pr
ssnt.; forgold Per cent. 81. Losis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-29

Ext Governor David Canpbell, Of
tinia, died in Abingdon, Va, on tho 10th
IS, aged 80 years. The deceased was .
jor II the l2sh regiment United States
|ansry, during the war with Great Britain,
4 served with great credit on the Northern
Fntisr.