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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22
- CULLUM's SPRINGS, CHoCTAw COUNTY,
Hi Ala, eight, six miles above Mobile, twenty-five milsi
east Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad and ave miles west Of

east Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and ave miles
the Tombgbee river.
and the public that his establishment opened the re-
cepion Of visitors During the past
and additions have been made with view increased
fort and nience not only the invalid seek
erection Of several cottages the discovery Of
springs Of freesone the other Of iron water pro-
nounced BY chemists be of the strongest
modious billiard ROOM etc and the whole establishment
the circular cited expressly scco
mediation, have been particularly. attended to.
An experience In the of public house
than twenty Ave years and determination keep his the
list Of hote will he trusts continue
him liberal share Of patronage splendid band Of music
has been engaged for the Tenpin alleys other
places for amusement provided the premises The
tages are 81 separate and are neat, clean and airy
week 30 the landing the Tombigbee river Mobile
AS to curative virtues Of the waters they
surpassed the most sangune expectations of the
ne believes he can with perfect popety that there
Springs in the United for the short time they have
made known the public that have effected many Of
obstinate chronic diseases certainly great
variety of ard valuable chemical medicinal combina
tons.
The Springs Of the valuable kinds waters found
In the viz The celebrated Vchy the the
the reeone and the Sulphur Such advantages these
ehod are not to be found single place in the whole
South-a fact Y ich invslids cannot too well note.
are being made to have Express
New Orleans Mobile these Springs in order
usual delay of letters and papers by mails which
however, are under contract to be carried regularly
a week.
Terms of board will be moderate
Carriages in waiting landing upon the arrival of III.
boats TO convey passengers Immediately the Springs
An analysis OF the water be had by applying j. WA
TFRMAN BRO, Of Magazine and Common Gets
.u. CHARLES CuLLuM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

tniee years od And under, free; those over three
ksts IN PACKAGES Of twenty i've can be had at the
!, Master o. Transportation, Camp street, opposite
establishment the line Of the road, can procure
ckages Of twenty i've for their personal use ct 70.
fany are now prepared TO forward Goods and Pack.
nds 70 every place With which they have connec.
ng and delivering the same in any part OF the city.
- T. 8. WILLIAMS,
zAster Of Transportation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22
oATTLR. MARKEr.

JEFFERSON CTT7 June n. 1859.
A very ample supply Of Hogs and Texas Cattle,
with about 80 Western Beeyes, but few Sheep and
moderate stock Of Cows and Veal Cattle. Prices in
favor Of purchasers at our quotations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

This makes the earnings of the road from the LIST
September last s725, ASH Since the LIST May, the
road has been subject to of those disasters which
was not considered one of the contingencies of a
drawback = the crevasse at Bonnet Care - was
not taken into consideration in the results of the
years operations Nevertheless the reguer move
ments and workings of the road have been carried
out, and the earnings are large as anticipated,
reaching $725 1000 for nine months The receipts of
cotton foot up much beyond the misunderstanding as
follows for nine months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

Total bales OF cotton .l43 1893
1t is safe to predict that with an average season
the receipts of cotton for the next year over the road
will reach quarter of million of bales.
The following, from our Western exchanges, de-
note the position of monetary affairs. The Cincin-
natl Gazette of the l4th says:
The Money market is gradually tightening up.
though there is no change to notice in rates Of dis
count, and first class paper passes readily at our last
quotations. The market for Exchange is very firm,
with rather more demand rates. however, are steady
at for Eastern The Ohio Valley Bank still rejects
maintain this position but the other banks and
bankers, and the commercial public generally, are
more favorable to it. The banks commenced to day
to take at par nearly all the specie paying Indiana
ginia, and the banks generally, are disposed to re-
gard it with more favor. We quote:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

=, HoyJNTY LAND AND PENsIGNs Sc N,s &c
Il Ma Il Exchange Alley stairs nearly opposite tne
WI PosCfce oders seamen and Transfers VINO nave I've
an has the service of the United States or
ean davs or more any disturbance since W. are
tled to 6l of land Widows and G1r @
soIds. and Transfers arc entitled 10 bounty
sand anu peusi'n'' ~ JOHN PURCELL,
(, pat, Y u Exchange Alley, up stairs
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-e, PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
~ oAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
-nEPARfuR1 or CARS
From City: From Lake.

10Y :. which will be the last regular train.
On Sundays the steam train will make the o'clock morning
tg and leave the city every hour after IL O'Clock until IL
O'Clock at night
On and after Sunday 18th nst there will be hafboHr trips
every Sunday from o'clock until 8.
Extra special trips Lake night by the Horse Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop at GENTLY Station, when notified,
except mail trips and after O'Clock p NJ Sundays Fare
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN
&8S EMAIL ROUTE

EMAIL ROUTE.
- Through to New York Ia Four Days
and Nineteen Hou-Avoidng all the Dangers Of River
and Lakes.
Quickest Ronte Memphis St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati
ashngon fhadepha New YORK and al eastern Ciies-
Kew Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
RAJ R O d
70 Canton Miss thence Mississippi Central Railroad and
Sims Sutton Dudeys treble daily line of Post
Coaches to Grand Junction Tenn.
Through Memphis New York be had the
Ticket Office Of the New Orleans Northern
Railroad Company.
The roads In the Gap the Mississippi Central Railroad
become good and close connections made throughout
the whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad pro.
gessing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
A5-sixty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger
al I'm SIMS, SUTTON Il DUDLEY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

E=nsssssxss1S CIV R hATLKoAD .sSRss.
H$ xSsE-Jk TO TEXAS. -SAds1SEsh
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
hours time saved, and the risks and discomfors
Of voyage greatly diminished, by the
NswOrleans, OpelOusas and q. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICKS BAY,
Hy the new and splendid line of STEAMSHIPS all hnilt
pressy this trade with super staeroom accommodations
ava LEAVING THREE TIMES WEEK.
RUSK.
Te Sabine Pass and Galveston
WEDNESDAY.
To Galveston and Indianola.
aATuRDAY .,........,..... MAGNOLIA.
To Galveston and Indanola.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
AThe running to the Railroad leaves the landing foot
OF Toulouse street. nearly opposite Jackson Square, at IN
O'Clock in morning Tickets be obtained and state
rooms secured Railroad Office Of ST. Peter ard
wee opposite jackson Square, daily and at the Depot
before the departure Of the Texas trains.
sudays 2ted the ab3ve landing Insurance by this
. oss # BENZ. F. FLANDERS. sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22
8tbitb Of the Nlarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street.
Wednesday Morning, June %, 1859.
CoTToN. The demand was quite limited again
and the sales were confined to about 500
bales at about previous rates. We still repeat our
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22
souVHaKN ORNAMENTAL IRON

a SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON
- NOTWITHSTANDING largely increased facilities fqr
III MCastpe and Manufacturing every description OF On
NMENTAL IRON WORK We would RaTtf pHR
MARBLE CUTTERS, and the public generally, to Book q
Designs and Specimens at Wnrerooms, 81 Camp street
onr assortment may be found 200 varieties of Gal
iery Ratings 800 do Cemeery 80 Patterns Of High Fences
Sanary Animals and every article of Iron Work of
decorative character -, - ,,...-..
our own constantly producing new and ee
CANT and prepared to get up any Work that may DC
Having aoped The Phadepha List OF prices we uoM MI
~ Nrru LOWER RATES than any House in the Southern
County and purchasers will find it much 10 their
'is'' ou' WOOD, MILTENBERGER CO., -
wareroom Camp street, Foundry and Machine SHOP zf
Tchouptoulas street ,oos s,,
Woop PEROT, Philadelphia. 1a1n ON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

DROCLAMATION- FIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS
L REWARD-ISHAM @. HARRIS Governor of the State
Of Tennessee To all who shall these
Whereas has been made known that
Of February 1889 upon the body of George Miller in the
Banking House of the Branch of the Union Bank of Tennessee
Jackson in county of Madison robbed said
S23 900 in notes and coin,
Now, therefore, 1shan g. Harris Governor aforesaid
by virtue of the and authority vested do hereby
offer reward Of FIVE HUNDR D DOLL RS any person
persons for the apprehension of said murderer and the
livery Of him to the Sheriff Tailor of county Madison
In order that justice in that behalf be done.
10 testimony whereof have hereuno set my hand
caused the Great Seal of the State TO be affixed al
fSea office in Nashville, this 18th February
A. D., 1859.
ISHAM-G. HARRIS.
BY the Governor:
J. E. r. RAY, Secretary of State fell II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

az FOR ANTWERP-THE AL AMERICAN
HS&SN ship New England, Capt Edge, is loading
$3.50. and having most Of her cargo engaged will have
quick dispatch. For remainder of freight, applyto
myl6 BANTER, LOWELL. 4 co.
For passage having good
Storage passengers apply board Post 81 Third District.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
l. TIE NEW s


CaARLssroS, Nov 3-Brown vas he ng ..
quarter past eleven o'clock. The military -
esmbled q 8 o'clock and we're posted on the
held leading T. the execution and also at var
ious poists - laid down in the several orders
Everything vss conducted under the strictsst
miitary discipline. - il the town was 10 state
OF siege
Mousted scouts were stationed in the woods
to the left Of the scafold, and picket guards
stationed out towards Shenandoah mountains
In the rear
The military o. the field formed two hollow
squaree-vithin the inner line and outer line
the citizens were admitted, no one being allow
% outside Of the line excep, the mount ed
guarda
Al II o'clock the prisoner vss brought out
OF the jail. accompanied by sheriff Campbell
and assistants and Capt. Avis, the .ilor. A
small wagon containing . white pine coffin. vas
drawn up. on which Brswn took bis seat.
Slx companies Of infantry and riflsuen, one
company OF horses and tie general and his
stan. numbering twenty five officers. headed
the procession and moved towards the place Of
execution.
Brown Vas accompanied by no miaister, he
desiring no religious ceremonies either 10 iail or
On the scatfold, He looked calmly arou nd on
the people. fully self possessed. and mounted
the scafold With firm step His arms we're
pinioned BY the sheriff He bid farewell to
Capt AWE and sheriff Campbell At half past
eleven the trap Of the scsfold vas pulled
away, and With few eli ,ht struggles John
Brown yielded up his spirit
The body vas placed in the coffin, and il
now ON the way to Hsrper's Ferry, to be dsliv.
cred to his vile. under strong military escort.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05

A PATRIOTIC PEoPLE.-Last Satur-
day Post Master AAsr opened the Washington
Monument Contribution Box, which had not
been opened before for two weeks and was
struck with amusement ct the munifeent sum
he discovered therein. After adding mp the
columns Of figures he found that there had
been contributed during the past two weeks
just TEN CENTS. U. S. currency. Bully
for the patriots Of Davenport They have Gov.
cred themselves With unperishsSle laursls-
Ten cents contributed in two weeks-and that
too in small town like Davenport We im.
agine that the spirit Of Washington must feel
extreme y grsti6ed At the liberslity display ed
BY eur eitixsns in honoring his memory. We
would b willing to bet new hat that con.
tribation box placed in the Post Office having
ier it, object the raising Of fund to erect .
monument 70 old John Brown would have
been filed with donations. and the cum would
have rssehsd into the hundreds Of dollsrs,-
Bat Il would show that our citizens prefer
heaorins the memory Of . traitor in preference
70 thas of patriot and hero. Ten ss~ss in
tus vssksi Verify vs ere liberal semmu-
nifty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05

BALrlHoRE, Dee. 2.-Ihe folio wing letter 10
furnished by the Ohio merchants who were ar.
rested at Harper's Ferry:
To TIE PUBnc.-We, ths undersigned. hav-
ing been arrested BY the milltsrv authorities oi
the State Of Virginia on ths morning Of Wed,
nesdsy last while proceeding over the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad - pesssogsrs for the
r. 81 0>sA AisnnAAA tn ARAR)nok tha dntanfion
and annoyance to which We have been 81 ject t.
cd j the belief that the off esrs Of the road
had been imposed upon and acted entirely from
erroneous Information Observing. however.
that vs are accustd Of having expressed our
selves sntas.oni-,icsily TO Virginia. regarding
il. prisoners vt Charlestown, aud that this 10
offered a. . reason far eur arrest, We deem it
due to oursslves thus publicly to declare the
s'atsment to be entirely without foundation
that we are not public s2itstors Of any sort,
but ord.rloving business men. quietly pursu
ing our own sHairs. We would ct the came
time, in view OF the numerous exciting reports
that are being published, take occasion to de-
clare that ws were treated With proper consid
eration and kindness by the military and ci.i
ssns Of Aar,insburg. where the arrest took
place, end that - soon ~ our case Vas ma de
known 70 the Railroad Company, the President
and other officers promptly teiegraphed the
commanding officer and procured our release.
J. N. VAN SAINT. Fairfield County, O.
J. B. GLAssyIELp, Morgan Comfy. o.
J. L. COLLINS, Logan County, ..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05

r. The Gazette OF last Saturday is
very indignant that We should have made any
strictures upon the letter addressed to Thsd
deus Hyatt. BY one of the Republican officials
Of ths city. That letter deserved all and
more than it received from our hands.
I'D. p Mex in that letter openly upholds
Brown in his traitorous acts, and furthe,mor
ho,es that God will produce more of tho same
kind That is if Bro ~n was murderer. this
good Republican hopes that God will raise up
more murdsrers. Well, it is conceded ON all
hands that Brown ods mur er. and ws may
therefore concluded that it is" D. ?. McK's'
wish to have this clsss of criminals increased.
Perhaps' d. =. Mex" intend. taking Brow n
- pattern for himself, but We don't believe
he has the pluck
" hat troubles tne Uazeus, however, is the
iact that this ID. r. Mex" 10 a Republican,
and prominen, office holder. Our neixhbors
have not dared to come out and openly express
theiv sentiments, but h We lodged the question
on every OCCASION. One day they VI would y N
pathise slightly with old Brown, and the next
day severely condemned his acts. This good
Republican 10 not at all backward in EXPRESS.
ing his sympathies for Brown. and prays that
God may raise up more like him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
g HERlFF's sALE.-THE STATE OF IOWA

g HERlFF'S SALE.-THE STATE OF IOWA,
- Scott County, In the District Court Of SCOTT
County, State Of Iowa.
BY virtue Of an Execution issued from the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott
County, State of Iowa, in favor ofSamuel Par
ker plaintiff, and against Stephen ). Chass
n. Z. Mason and r. N. Psettymsn dsfts., dated
November 9th, 1859, and 70 ne dirsssed, son-
:..dine ma. that Of the goods, ehattiss, stock :.
interest IN any coinPsrv. d.hss An. r,ny>sty in
the hands Of third persons, lands and tenem ents
(Which are not exempt BY law from execution; Of
the said defts l make, or cause 10 be made, the
sum Of one hundred and eigh ty three and 40 LOO
dollars, with interest and costs. And BY virtue
Of said execution, levied upon the tho following
described personal property, to-wit One black
Stud Hosre, and one dark bay mare e years
old.
And hereby give public notice that l shall
offer for sale, at public outcry at the farm Of said
Il. Z. Mason in Scott County, Iowa, on Thursday,
the 10Th day Of December, 1859, 1t the hcsr Of 2
o'clock r. N. Of said day, to the highest snd,best
bidder therefor, in cash, the above described
property sufficient thereof TO satisfy the shove
debt, with interest and costs.
Dated this Both day OF November, 1859.
II. LEONARD,
dec Shfo Of Scott CO.. Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05

NIORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPA-
IN NY, REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO San 1xAN.
cIsCo, ria Pasams Ksi1reod,
and connecting only With Steamess Golden Gate
Golden Age, John L. Stephens, and 81
o0en. a. ake
PAcfvIC MAIL STBAnsuIr COMPANY At PAxAnA
Object TO AsriNwALL. The splendid Stssnships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC, ANb ATLANTIC.
having been entirely re6tted and adsptcd 70 tho
California trade, will hereafter run o above.
leaving this port on the 5TH and 2oTB of each
month from the foot Of Canal Street. Moth River.
B1V Passengers and Mails will be forwarded by
Panama Railroad, and connect At Panama with the
PaciEc Mail Steamship Company nsgniScent
Steamships, which will be in resdipcss and leave
ihAEDIATgLY for San Frsncisco They will Be
embarked free Of expense from Rsilrosd. by Com.
ranys Steamboat TlBOGA.
An Experienced Surgeon is sttsched to each
ship. steerage Passengers fouud 10 cooked provis-
ions, bedding, and attendance. il 10 believed
that the accommodations Afforded By tks above
ships are unsurpassed by any in the world Tho
public are Informed that the Y. n. s. i. Co.. al
ways have ONE OR MORE EXTRA STEANfRS
lying At Panama, ready tor sea, 10 avoid any Doc
sibs detention Of Passenger. or Nails, and en-
bark their passengers by Steamboat.
For passage apply at the only of1cs Of the Con-
pany, on the Wharf foot Of Canal street. North
kiyer, to WILLIAM A. WlCKHAN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
Opinions Of the People.

ALsASY, Dec IA hundred guns we're fired
to-day in commemorAtion of John Brown,
execution.
MllwAukAR. Noon, Dee. 2-Ons hundred
minute guns are now firing and bells tolling fol
the death Of John Brown The Ge mans aud
Amsr,csus have called msss meeting, to con,
vsns this evening, for On expression Of their
fsslings.
NANCE ssrER. N. H.. Dec Am attempt Va,
made to toll the City Hall bell to day in com
memorstien Of the execution of B-ovn. The
bell Vas only struck fsv times when Mayor
Harrington appeared in the belfry and ordered
the Brown sympathixers to desist. One ol
them refused, when the Mayor dropped him
down through the scpttle - the most convsn- :
lent way Of enforcing his exit.
Bosros, Dec. 2-Iu the State Legislature to
day both Houses refused TO adjourn in couse
Qnsncs Of the execution Of Brown. The reso
lutions offered we're voted down with muc h
unanimity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
New York Market.

NDw YoKE, December ;.
FLoUB-Tri6e 6rmer. Sales 1909 hbls S5 10
as Is Super State; Is 3oG$o 81 Extra State
35 iO@$5 ~ Super Western !; 45 1O03t I5 in
feror to good brands extra R.H. o.
Rye YgFLOUR-Steady3 q 1894 IS.
Wn1ATDull and unchanged.
RYs-Quiet at $4,000.
BARLBY-Firm. Salss 900 bu. at 73@Soc.
CGKx-Shade 6rmer. Salss small.
OArs.-Dull. 45gl6c western aud state.
PoKK-Quiss and 6rmer SIC II aess 1ll 3S
prime.
PRIxB BBx1-Unchansed.
Cur MsArs-Quiet
LARD-Quist and heavy. sales 3eo bbls ll0
llHc.
BurrsR. = Fair request lsXGlse Ohio 2es
CHEssE--Steady l00lOH
WHIsKEY-Dull
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
A SLAYER or q Fillibuster !!

ATLANTIC Clry, IN. j. Dec. "A small
steamer ran into the inlet ON Wednesday last
aud still remains at anchor. Only one person
came ashore, and be, in ansver to questions
put to him. stated ths. the steamer vas from
New York, bound to Hsvsns. having been
purchased by the Spanish Government. and
shat she pct into the inlet in consequence ol
head winds. There seems to be number o
men on ooard, aud she still remains. not with
s,sndng the calm weather, some Of our citi'
sens suspect her to be in the hands Of fillibus
terra Her sides are painted black with Whit
stripes.
NEv Yosx, Dee. 2.-The steamer Genera
Larand cleared hence tor Havana on Saturday
lsst The question Of fllibssterism sesm'
problemstical.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
Mail Arrangements.

Times OF opening and osing mails in the Davsn.
port Post O1ice:
EAsTEkS NAIL, arrives ats and sPu; olssss
sts:30 \ and 5Pn
NORTHERN y AL, via Dubuque and North Iowa.
arrives 1t 5 y closes $50 An
SourHARn NAIL, from ST Louis and Sou erp
Missouri, rives At 8 PM closes s:s0As.
WEsTKEH AxD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives at
Spn; closes at Pm
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives . 4 \; closes At pn
DUBUQUE WAY NAIL, arrives at r \ Tus.days.
ihursdays and Saturdays; closes at 8 Px Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
" hIvRa MAIL TO Lyons, arrives at P n; closes
At 8 y, daily. exbept Sundays.
Blue GRASS MAIL, arrives st2 =. eloses at II n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AnITY NAIL, arrives and closes at II n Tussdays
and Fridays.
AEAHosA MAIL, arrives and closes At IL n, on
Thsrsdsya
The once win be open On Sunday during the
Summer from ~ 10 An.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
From Nicaragua.

WASHINGTON. Dec s.-Privais advices from
Nicaragua represent everything quiet, with
the exception Of fear of an invasion BY Gen.
Walker
President Martinez and the people have the
greatest confidence in the freddy disposition
OF the United States and the ldtssr's detsrmi-
nation to suppress fllibustering.
Much disappointment vas expressed st the
non arrival Of oar minister, Nr. Dimitry.-
Some supposed tha. he would not leave Costa
Rica before Jasusry.
President Martinez admits that Mons. Belly
has fsiied to fulfill HE costract. but Commo-
dore Vanderblfs proposition. to open the
Transit Route does not seem to meet with
much favor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05
co Nj NJ F. X CIAL
Davenport Market.
DAILY REPORT.

OYYrcs DAly DEAocRAr And Nswsh
Saturday Evening. DEE. ;, 1859.
The g.>in market was frm to day vith good de-
msnd from ~illers and shippers. Wheat vas g.
tive and advanced le on No. 1. Corn steady and
unchanged. Oata searcs and 6rm. Barley arm
with good demand sns unchanged,
Thsrsceipts Of drsssss hogs amounted - ~
heal.
We quote - ftllows:
FLouR Shipments 100 bbls. A.rkst stsady
and unchanged. Good Spriag Extra SAas whole
sale and - so retail.
WusAr-Rscsipts $40 bu; Shipments sSl IN.
Market active at an advance Of lc. Wsqnots st
7i@73c.
Coxx-Rsceipts ILLS bu. Market very setivs
and nrm ct 33@2So.
OArs-Receipts 3ss bu. Market firm and stse-
dy 81 a6@3sc.
BAnLsY-Reseipts $50. bu. Aarke. steady,
closing At lO@l2c.
HAY.-Firm with light receipts. Salss to-day
q from s. 10 81 SO.
HIDss-Steady with good demand. Green sc
do salted s;a611o; dry salted sGlec; dry aias
l2Ul2He. Sheeptkins 20g75c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-05

LECTURE FOR THE PooR. The sub.
jsct for Mr.. Hildreths Lecture this evening
will Illustrations Of Indian Character.
This lecture should not be confounded with Nr
H.'s lecture on on IL dian Characteristies," %
It is an entirely different paper W. hope
70 seelan overfowing house on this occasion.
as We are sure the gentlemen will do justice 70
his subject. and the cause 10 certainly good