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Cnlcago, Friday Evening, April Is.
fiour-Receipts SOC bbls Market still mac
we. Sales were SO bbls choice Spring Extr,
ate5,76; $50 bbls mixed brands do AZ IS 90,
5,75. ~'''''
Wheat-Receipts 1886 bushels. Winter .d
vanced 2asc. Sales we're 800 bush choice
white at Al on track; 1900 bush No. | Red
at$i,27. &c storage; 700 bush do at Sl,273. 2c
storage; 1000 bush do at 4l,28, &c storage:
S'ooo DO at ,29, &c storage. all next week a.
| buyers option; ] 500 bush do at 81, 80, &c $40
rage; 5000 bush do at 1888 t. o. b., ali next
week at buyers option; 700 bush No. 3 Red At
Sl,l6. &c storage; 1900 bush do at &l,l6. &c
| storage; closing buoyant. Spring firm. Sales
were 700 bush Standard at 92}c on track; 1000
ousn DO at s2c, &c storage; 1900 bush at csc,
&c storage; 700 bush do at 94c, &c storage: .O,o
bush No. Spring at SIC, A. storage; closing
firm. ~
Corn-Receipts 1850 bush; advanced la2c.
Sales were 5000 bush prime canal at 7O@c aflost:
1000 bush canal At 60 l-2c; 200 bush No i
at zoe I. o. b.; 700 bush No. / At 50 2cf oh.
500 do at CSC {. o. b.; 700 bush do at SIC 10
store; 100 bush No. 2 at sc on track; 800 bush
do in bags At CSC.
Oats-Receipts 2,lOs bush. Market inactive
Sales we're 200 bush No. l at SIC on track: CT
bags do at Sic on track.
Rye-Receipts $50 bush. Market Quiet with
a fair demand At &c.
Bsrley-Receipts, none. Market nominal at
50a70c.
Seeds-Receipts s,O45 lbs. Timothy scarce
and in demand at Sl,75al 80. Sales were 100
bush in lots at $3.50. No demand for Clover.
and market nominal at "a, 25a4,75. Hungarian
Grass scarce and in demand, with retail sales at
$3.50.
Potatoes-Receipts 800 bush. Pure Mesban. |
nocks in active demand for seed. Sales were |
500 bush pure Mechannocks at SOas5c; 100 SKIS |
do At SOC; lao SKIS Pinkcyes at 75c; Merinos
and common reds dull at 5Oa6Oc.
Hides-Receipts 1912 lbs. Market active
and firm. Sales were at the following Quota
tons: Dry Flint Hides, lsc; Green Sated &c:
Green Sailed Calf, l2al2 l-2c; Green Sailed
Kip, loslo l-2c; Pets, 6Oa$l, 40.
iehwines-Receipts 100 bbls, Market quiet
and nominal at 24c
Alcohol-6la52c per gal.
Beans-Dull at 5OaSOc
Butter-Choice Roll in good demand at 2Oa
22c; good do lsa2Oc; common l2al6c.
Eggs-ln active request and advanced laac
Sales were Is bbls at loo; bbls at 10 l-2c: 6
bbls at lie.
Lard-Receipts 1856 lbs Market quiet
and nominal at l03.
Tallow-Scarce and in demand at lilo,
Cattle-Receipts "a head. Sales at Sherman's
y nd |
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0Ns TaAHKs.-A few days since, . little gir
ond ner' Dothsf became very much frightened
soe - safety Of the husband and father, Who
80 crossing The Delaware In little boat when
y 80 qaits rough. But the little girl thought
- me proper resource, and therefore said,
Mama, vt % pray YOU pray ana viii watch.
The mother Immediately knelt down and prayed.
Alter while the little girl exclaimed, There,
ne q safe, for she saw him lard Then both
we're happy. and the mother vas about 70 20 70
her daily business. "Now," said the little girl,
!" Iet 10 give thanks" Blessed little child. Her
mother had mot thought Of that. So goes the
world: far more asking than giving thanks.-
the sailor in the storm prays for deliverance
shs storm passes BY. and be forgets to give
s0anks. The child is sick, and prsys to get we'll;
u gets we'll, and forgets to give thanks. Not
90 with our little eirl. 1t 10 good thing to
give thanks." The grateful get more-the
grateful are happy-and the grateful are heard
next time
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DIR. EAATERLH,S
Fever and ARu0 Killer

This Medicine sciH Eerer and Ag.e, Dumb
AgHe, LhtHs aud Eeuer, IntsrRSttenf dnd Remit
tent Fscers, and eCeyy form Of Fsrer trcident 20 ~
WeSi.
Among al the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Axue
and Fever first and foremost in rank stands
DR.. EaAiersy's Fever and Ague Killer.
This medicine is a positive cure, both speedy and
permanent During the lar ave years has cured over
two hundred thousand cases, which has established its
efcacy In all parts the West the ONLY RELIABLE
REMEDf for the cure Of these dstr essing
VIII also cure Enlargement OF the Spleen Ague Cake,
etc. II 10 perfectly has less NEST delrate con
stitutlon or tender infant. Try II, ye afiicted.
81 Price VI per bottle, bottles for o3.
Prepared BY Dr. kasery, corner OF Third and Chest.
nut streets, st. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor.
Sold BY IT, 4. Gar and sQUIRES BLOSs. Drugeisss,
BuTha gtos, Nv Druggists rally feh1a
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
Though the auction sales have been large
this season, they have hitherto been below
those of last year At this period, since the very
active business at private sales has occa-
stored less goods to be sent to the auction
room. Prices are fully sustained of all season
able and desirable goods. The quantity Of for
eign goods consumed this spring has been in
unusual proportion, there having been fewer
goods manufactured by American spinners; but
this will be rectified for the fall trade Foreign
goods continue to arrive in large quantities.
The consumption is active, and few or no goods
are warehoused. The March importations ex-
ceeded those Of any previous March, excepting
March, 1857; but yet fall little behind that pc
Rod Of over-importation. Silk, and wooden,
and cotton fabrics all come across the Atlantic
freely. New French goods of desirable styles
meet with ready sales. Heavy woolens are ar
irving and selling for the fall trade The near
by trade is the most active. Ribbons are mac
tive, as buyers are reserving themselves for the
approaching auction sales. French fancy silks
and robes are in active demand. Black and
plain colors are in moderate request. French
prints continue in vogue. The auction sales Of
French goods have been large, at good prices
Domestic goods are hardly so active. Heavy
cottons are heavy in price. Prints are lower
Fancy cassimeres are the only woolens at all
active, and these command firm prices. Stocks
in general dealers hands are low. There lie Q
disposition to avoid heavy accumulations Of
goods, and buyers rather keep below than
above their possible or probable wants to meet
the demand for consumption.
BuLLs HEAD.-Without any increase Of sup
ply, there has been decided decline in the beet
cattle market this week, though not to Q very
low point. No cattle that are at all fit for beef
sell at less than 10 cents net pound. and most
ly those that are suitable for market retailing
beef sell this week At llal2c for the meat. the
buyer saving the hide, fat and offal II he sold at
the same price. The freight on Western cattle
this week has been remarkably only a. head
from Chicago, and . large proportion Of the
stock was from Ill:nois-l,15 los Of the 2,79l
yarded at Forty fourth street come from that
State. A very large portion of the $40 reported
from this State are distillery- fec cattle. Theee
when fat bring the highest prices per pound
Ii must be for the fat more than the goodness
Of the meAt-N. Y. Tribune, Thursday.
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The Great D1 w back to persons emgratins
TO the extreme south and western country the fear
they have OF the Fever and Aguethe aost dreful Of
all diseases Every day We hear persons BY
this disease and made helpless in short time wtho ut
any means Of afordng relief. In view Of the great
demand for remedy, Dr. Hostetter has presented his
celebrated "Bitteru," whose curative powers for all
diseases OF the stomach have been universally acknow-
lodged The "Btters," prepared afte. long experi-
ence ard deep study have received the encomiums Of
the most eminent phys clans, well as all classes,
from every part Of cur country. To those who doubt
their many virtues, all say is to try them, an
Judge for themsev es,. respectively.
See advertisement in another column.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally every.
where.
apr1 .hn1n
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The WEEKLY HAWK EYE

srws call the attention Of the Public ii
large, and Country Merchants In particular, 70
~ advertisement Of Nessrs. GaEExsAun Z
KAsxEL, Wholesale and retail deaisss, jefferson
.,ree. No. IA. in Ready Nod. ClofA;ns, Fkr.
.;.A;sc Goods, Hats, Cloths. Csssimsvss, Vest.
:.c. Zailov's trimmings, etc.. sse. Their stock
!. he MOST Extensive in their line In the city,
and they keep some Of the finest Caothing, Cas-
.;m.vs, and Testiags, which they will be happy
% mal1 xp TO order at about q 'os rates. Is
R..dy made Clothing can be bought for. Gen
,,.meu intending to 60 to Pixies Peak will fnd
-. right kind Of goods In their establishment
w GRgExBAuM 4 KAsKKL,
Jefsrsow S., No. IA,
..to,e purchasing elsewhere. ap4-d&wtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II Physicians will it, why it not safe for the Peo
pie! The medicine to which refer IL ssDr Halls Bal
sam Tor the Lungs." have prescribed 1t in large
number Of cases, and dlscdys sri success one case
~ particular to which wish refer, was oicen
up 0y secerdI physicidns who had been called in con.
sultation. Iht patient had all the symptoms Of con-
~ ned consumption such ~ cold nj, ht sweats, hectic
lever harrassing cough. with continued pain In the
foos Of the 'tght lang attended with severe darrhai
he commenced Immediately to get better by the use
the above named medicine, and was coon restored to
usual health! Ihave also found DR.. Halls Balsam the
most rdludte epecorant for breaking up distressing
coughs and colds that have ever used
W.D. WRIGHT, M. D.
HANS Basam for the Lungsi is sold by all Druggists
and by Agents In every town in the country.
Il
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Pciirlcs IN TE1As-By the following extract
nom letter from q prominent Democrat OF
nousion, Texas, 10 friend in Memphis, it APP
Pears tina, Democracy in that State is in no bet
N' condition than in other portions of the
Union. There appears, indeed, to be no end to
zoe bones Of contention which are being gnaw.
|Ney our opponents. The latter says:
"Ihe Democratic State Convention meets here
- the I'd May. II will be great gathering. l
sn there will be some trouble. Some OF our
stahon extremists are anxious 10 engraft the
N-optnlng OF the African slave trade on the
platform Of the party; but have confidence
l rule it,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-19

NEW FLooR-CovERIN0 MArERlAL-The pro.
coct,on o. good, durable, and cheap covering
Tor noors, embracing the advantages Of softness
ana elasticity has long been sought for. The
London Mechanics Magazine states that Q very
original material for floor covering has recently
been patented by Mr.. Dunn, . member OF G.
Goodyear's India Rubber Company. London,
which meets oil these conditions. II consists Of
= composition Of cork, flock, cotton, wool, and
other hne 6brous materials of various coiors,
mixed with India rubber. These are spread on
canvas back and embossed. The result is
material OF great permanence and beauty, hav-
ing all the softness Of carpet, with the elastic
NY and noiseless tread which constitute the
beauty Of real ''velvet-plie Brussels. "-Scen-
ti6c Americas.
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Fs7oLs AND CoFYEE.-The editor of the Ne
sfsAa City Press, Mr.. o. II. Irish. recently made
''ne very just remarks il regard to the carry
ns Of concealed weapons. A border ruffian by
U. name Of Mclean, in the Surveyor Generals
enee demanded to know if Mr. Irish meant him
bis remarks. Mr.. Irish declined making any
Hpanatons. Mclean thereupon sent q chal-
sage, which not being respondent tc 10 the Xix
ngoSMcLean he posted Irish as coward. Irish
Vas wiling to fight with muske,s at three PAGES.
Tbs did not suit Mclean.
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From persons who have received letters from
the last Pixies Peak company that left here,
dated about two weeks since, We learn that they
we're compelled to stop for few days at Elk
horn City, about twenty i've miles west Of Oma-
no, on account Of high waters. On the Sab
bath previous 70 the writing of the letters, the
company listened to an affecting sermon, BY
New. Mr.. Goodfellow, who went from this city
with them.-l Winterset Madisonian.
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WE WOULD INVITE the attention

"E WOULD INVITE the attention Of
~ buyers TO our elegant and varied Assortment
OF the shove named goods, all Of which We are selling
q greatly reduced prices Our Stock the largest in
the country snd embraces every article usually kept
In such establishments.
Our direct commnn cations with the English market
enable US to offer unusual Inducements to the trade
country merchants who wish to buy goods cheap Ho-
tel and house-keepers who desire good Ware al the
lowest poss bic prices will ind decidedly to their
to examine our Stock going East or
chasing elsewhe
ap16bptf McKITTERJCK 4 MILLER
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New York, April Is.
FLOUR-Firmer. Sales 900 bills at Is 2O0t5 SO
Ohio. Canadian, quiet at % so al 40 Rye flour
" 7OOs %. Buckwheat -four dull Ht9l 250@2 % per
1V,I lbs.
WHEAT-Hed very firm with small sales. 81 25M
u 30 for Mil. club, 81 Sc red Genesee.
RYE-Sales at s7@sS
BARLkY-Sales at 60Ql75.
CORN-Dull, Sales small. mixed western nominal at
s3@S4.
). 0ATs-Quiet Sales at 5000 for State, Western and
Canadian.
PORk-Dull Sales 200 bbls, new mess at e17 Is; old
do $l7 90, e12 50 for prime.
BACON-Quiet
BEER-Prime mess 17N91.
BEEF HAMs-steady.
CUT MEATS-Dul.
LARD-Firm. Sales 300 bbls ct 11A011k
BUrTER-In moderate demand ut 6k(Nl2c for Ohio
1920 for State.
CHEESE-Steady at 9011O.
WHlSKEY-Rrm. Sales 100 ibis n Q6k
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At the recent opening Of Parliament, Queen
Victoria wore skirt Of white satin, with stripes
Of gold, tiara Of diamonds, and . necklace of
the same precious stones, her mantle and train
being Of crimson velvet embroidered With gold.
She has In . single ring gallery Of family por.
der the magnilyinR gIsss. Displaying The 6nIsh
and III the dslicscy Of large postrait.
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The Great English Remedy.
$IR JAMES CLARKE,S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir Clarke, M. D.,
Ply stefan Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This wel-known medicine II imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc.
tions from any whatever: and although power.
full remedy, they contain nothing hurtfu 70 the con-
stitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
u 10 peculiarly suited II will, In short time bring an
the monthly period with regularity.
7Asss FGs Aass asssr been knosea 70 s0 ,aAsrs ~
dsrscfso~s - ~ 80 page O pa~pAlss are cell %.
s9aved.
q For full particulars. ct pamphlet, fres, .
the agent.
N. B.-e1 and 9 postage stamps enclosed 70 an An.
shersed agent, Will Insure bottle. containing over %
pills. By return Of mail.
sole Agent for The United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
(Late ]. O. Baldwin Oo.)
Rochester, N. Y.
For sale By
ALLEN HRNDRICKe,
Wholesale a0A 1etAiL
Oee u D1EliAgeens 1ovos
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"a The three mates Of the SLAYER Z. A
RawllDs, have been arrested at Apalachicols,
w., charged with having murdered the ''Spsn-
- Captain" of the vessel. As is we'll known
nhnrs are provided with two commanders, ar
American and Spaniard, the former to main
Aln the invioability of the flag, when search
nspprehended from the British cruisers; the
Luer to bear the responsibility in case OF Wis
from An American man of war.
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Ill Ed

q nux, near Lebanon, Linn Co., o. r., Feb. 95th,
Isos. FRANCIS AsBURY MCDONALD, aged two years
eight months and twenty Eve days
Also. on Feb ~, 1T the SAM place, MARY McDON.
AID, aged eleven months and nine days, son and
daughter OF John N. and Margaret H. Mcdonald, for.
meriJ Of New London, Henry county. Iowa.
Yesterday q. m. EDwIH O., son OF v. NJ. and n. j.
Pendleton. aged six years and ten months.
The funeral will take place this day from the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. Pendleton North Burlington
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eB We see by the Courier that the steamer
|blackbawk arrived at Waterloo, Blackhawk
county on the 9Th. Waterloo is on the Cedar
liver, and at least two hundred miles above it's
junction with the Iowa rivers. Should the rains
continue we see no reason why tho Skunk and
cur Iowa streams may not become naviga-
De. The steamer Black Hawk, if she can get
naef or around the bridges, can undoubtedly
nu up the Skunk a. far as Jasper county, or
even higher.
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Legal N office.

STATE OF IOWA, 1ss
Des M ines County. -
Estate OF John M. Carter, DeCeased.e
NJ OTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned has
this day been appointed Administrator OF said
Estate.
All persons indebted to said Estate will make imme-
oae payment to the undersigned and persons hold
Claims against said Estate, ars notified to present
same to the County Court Of said County allowance
GEORGE CHANDLER, Admir-.
burlington, April o, 10y apl9-W4s
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oehAScE FOR LAwYERs-Judging from the
,v"0Sing clipped from the Fremont County
Ae'ad, litigation in Montgomery County, is At
: Oee'0ea discount: "The Docket presented .
'''' 10 cases all told; of these we're with
dismissed, and the remaining we're
sssu 0' without empannelling jury. The
wv! vas Ia session about two hours, and
-: Ne'l'ns 70 Go, adjourned. Court was in
'''oN ABOUT two days" The County contains
scout one thousand inhabitants.
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10 BIZ REsroRED.-It is stated BY the Wash
lngton correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette
that the President has commenced the restore
ton Of the small army Of special mail agents
and Others who were dismissed by the new
Post Master General as useless.
Is this the way the President intends to carry
out his late idea Of ECONOMY, retrenchment
and reform" in the Post Office Department, TO
ooviate the necessity OF An extra session OF
Congress TO vote supplies?
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.1aannasery Rheumasasn Cured.

! n, Mne1n0G1O0 CWS00s
\ ~. =. ecovILLE:-This 10 to certify that
Rb.nns' winter afflicted with Inflammatory
s,e,, ~. Tor eight weeks. tried almost
iouna .u'ng mat vas recommended to me, but
~ loo. - lellef. was confined to bed, and
.elcm,., we're very much swollen, attended With
laad b, ,h pam: tried your Blood Syrup !;
Icusrn Ts use OF three bottles, Vas psasscfLY
ENJOY better health than ever.
81, PsrER KENNEDY.
Cipc;,,o.n o., between Main and Walnut.
So IIs'nnati, July 10th, 1857.
4. a y oil Druggists
paps,. ~''eftseuens in ansthss eolunn Of our
Wit
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A'fort Clinton, Ohio, on Saturday last,
:. '1 named Peter Perry, fell from canoe and
49, "vshed. Upon hearing Of her husbands
H.. Ars. Perry swooned, and falling upon An
h. Ie,ie' Inflicted a very severe wound upon
',enead. In the came place, upon the
~ 0sy' decaysd tree fell upon German
'no vas digging At its roots, frscturing
. saul and killing him instantly.
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s.'Olmstead's Atlantic Gable

RECE1vED THIS DAY per Steamers
~ "Northerner" and "Pembina" lot OF southern
Illinois White Wheat, from which We are nov making
the above well known brand Of Family Flour" which
We will have for sale At Mill this Morning Our Mr.
McEwen is nov in Southern Illinois, purchasing Wheat
70 ENABLE US TO keep with the increasing demand for
"Atlantic Cable"
ap16-d&w2w PUTNAM, OLMSTEO McEWEN
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FAvoRIrIsM IN THE Posr OFFICE DEPART
NENr-The sending by mail of ambroty pes,
daguerreotypes and photographs is permitted
upon the payment Of letter postage. To en-
close one in a newspaper postage, is a violation
of the law, and subjects the offender to pen
atty of IS. The General Post Office, the other
day received return package marked and post
paid newspaper" directed to town in Illinois,
containing the Waverly Magazine of March
26th, printed in Boston, enclosing an ambrotype,
with a very pretty note, of a beautiful young
gnl, directed to Mr. E. A. S., of the town
aforesaid. The note was marked by style OF
singular good heart and prepriety; and the re-
cipient, whoever he may be, cannot fail, il he
have the heart and chvalry of man, to cher
ish it during all time. Upon consultation, the
Department did not impose the fine for the rea.
son that so much youth, beauty and proprety
as her note evinces, and her ambrotype ex-
quisitely confirms, could never intend a viola
ton Of the statute. Il was forwarded to the
Illinois post office with simple orders to collect
the difference OF postage. In passing through
the circumlocutions of the Department, the am
brotype of "Julia" received the emphatic lip
joindsr OF all the unmarried clerks.-[ w ASKING
ton Star, llth.
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Burlington Female Institute.

log WashinEton Sc, asurSSngs@ =, aovvs
THIS THIRD TERM efthiA select 1emals school en-
commences on nendoy; the ID asy Of MAY asaS,
ana continue ten weeks, under the auspices Of ~
sAkAH 9. LANPhEAR, Of Ohio, - Principal, vno
comes Recommended - Lady Of distinguishes aAjlie1
s0a nign qnaiiacatiens, q AZ sxDercnced, eleiscs
teaching the Primary and higher Of ssudies Is.
Guiding the Modern Languages Music o. the Pieno.
Painting, a. detail Of which and prices Of Tusueo
ence, Ac.
Burlington, March Co. 1sse-dv1n
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SUPREME COURT AT DA VENPOR1
April Term, 1850.

SUPREME COURT At DA VENPORZ.
April Term, 1850.
cAusEs DECIDED, APRIL l4TH.
Bailey '. Harris, Alamakee, Reversed
Chamoerlin '. Campbell, Jones. Affirmed
State '. McClintock, Henry, Reversed
Atkins '. McCrsdy, Polk, Affirmed
Lowen '. Crossman. Keokuk, Reversed
Mcneil '. Clark, Delaware, Affirmed
APRIL l6TH.
Beckett '. Phillips, Delaware. Affirmed
Goodpaster '. Voris, Marshall,
Duncan Y. Hobert,
FaFr v Fuller, Polk,
Swesxy '. Hutton, Jones,
Lyons '. Frazer Allamskee, Reversed
Mccall '. Butterworsh, Hamilton,
Drummond '. Stewart, Monroe, Affirmed
Pittman '. Searcy, Lucas,
Websesf '. Same,
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Burlington Marble Works.

DONh III T. ~ MCCOSH,
NO. SS CUrGh street.
MONUMENTS, Burial Vaults. Tombs, Mantle, Table
AVA and Pei Tops, and every description Of
Plain and Ornamental Work.
OF the most improved and modern designs of FOREIGN
and American marble.
PLASTER PARIS for sale an1s.dAv
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The Richmond Despatch SAYS -

"Peaches, apples. and other fruit, will be
abundant in southwestern Virginia this season,
il the frost doesn't nip the buds. A great deal
Of attention is being paid to the culture Of fruit
in that section, and in TAzewell county alone,
over 5000 trees have been trAnsplAnted from
the northern nurseries. In North Carolina, too,
great attention is being paid to the culture Of
fruit. The receipts from its sales last year are
estimated 1t $4,000 It is stated that in the
Guilford region Of that State, the cash realized
from dried fruit alone is equal every year to the
amount cleared by the farmers for the same
period ten years ago, on all the produce which
they then sent to different markets.