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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

SINGULAR DEFENcE.-A Life Iusu-
rance Company Of New York insured
the life Of . wife for the benefit Of her
husband, and continued for five years
to receive the premium therefor
When the wife died, and payment of
the money Wa claimed it was refused
on the ground that . husband could
have no insurable property interest In
the lie Of bic wife, and that such .
pelisy was 3 more bst-a eambliu9
tgassaslion asd = sssh nlsesl and
:sf is;:.,RE;;slss is q 4: Z \;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

An IMPaoBABLs RUNoa-We find in Gallo.
mani the following extract from . letter in
the Augsbwrg Gazstse:
GENOA. Jan. 27.-I can positively assure
you that Kossuth, whom know personally,
arrived here yesterday. with three other
Hungarian refugees from Nice. He has
come under the name Of Clark. with pass
port from Paris. where he had stopped for
some time While ct Paris and ct Nice he
had, it 10 said, intervisws With several
Hungsrians, who are anxious to take advan.
tags Of the Italian complications to excite
fresh agitation. Kossuth. it 10 also stated,
has with him great number Of proclama.
lions, intended to induce the dessrtion Of
the Hungarian troops In the Lombsrdo-
venitian kingdom. He has since left for
Turin"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

TIE ARTISAN WELL-The artesian we'll,
which is now being bored in this city, con-
tinues its course into the bowels Of the
earth. 1t has now reached total depth of
nine hundred and forty five feet from the
surface. The shaft is passing through a
hard, gritty limestone As yet there 10 no
encouragement and if the means are OBJ
tanned, the work will 60 bravely on during
the coming season, Fully alive SO the iu.-
mense advantages which such we'll will
give to our city. we doubt not our citizens
will contine to lend the project a helping
hand.-Springfeld (M) Journal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

H A few days ago lawyer gave
an insult to the Judge of the Court Of
Common Pleas, at Logansport, Ohio,
while on the bench, whereupon the
judge got at once from his seat, and
going into the bar, gave the chap a
sound drubbing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

A MAN BIrrAN BY Fox-Some time since,
Mr.. Michael Brady, Of Philadelphia, residing
in Washington street, above Jefferson, in
the Seventeenth ward, was bitten by white
ing serious was expected to result from the
bite. Recently. however, Mr.. Brady was
attacked with quite serious illness. and
exhibited unmistakable symptoms of hydro
phobia. On Thursday evening he suffered
the most intense agonies. and his attending
physician stated yesterday that death must
speedily terminate his tortures.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

re- 1t is stated that the body Of a
child some three or four years old, and
considerably decaycd, was recently
found in bale Of rags, at a paper mill
in Gardiner, Me. The rags were i'm
ported from abroad.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06
Dnorn

A PECULIAR CONVENTIONAL few days
since the citizens Of Oshkosh burnt two
houses Of i'll fame to the ground, and lodged
the girls boarding there, twelve in number.
in the Jail, from which they were discharged
after trial. A few DAYS alter. convention
Of that class, from Fond du Lac, Berlin,
Ripon. Beaver Dam. Portage, Stevens Point
and Wsupun, met in Oshkosh with their fell
low laborers, and have threatened revenge
by burning the city. So fearful are the
Oshkosh people that the city will be fired
that they have now eight night watch to
protect them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

Novs For every fraction over forty an addition
al delegate has been allowed.
Particular attention Is called 10 the elton 81 the
mocratc State Conventions for several past years
prohibiting oil represent alton by proxy votes.
The several County Central Committees are espc-
ciay requested to that county meetings be held
for the purpose Of sending delegates. ~
JAG. A. wILLIAN6ON,
Ch'a Nate Dem Er CO,u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

L
ed TO be benefited could gain little or
nothing, and for this reason, If for no
ether, we sustain the action Of the Ex-
ecutiye in the premises.
Cvsely sSissss &c Pro.sisvssy - Pspss.
The New York Tribune, that great
abolition republican organ-that phi
Ianthropic friend Of the "poor down
trodden slave" and religious hater Of
the Southern white men-that invet-
crate enemy Of the South and South
ern institutions, which has advocated
the cultivation of Sorghum with the
expressed hope that it would aid in de-
crcasing the value Of Southern produc-
tions, and which would if possible, break
off all commercial and political con-
ncctions with those residing south Of
Mason's and Dixon's line. The Trib-
une, which q short time since would
not for the world touch dollar Of
Southern money, "coined from the
blood Of overworked bondmen," has
fallen from grace and commenc-
ed the publication Of a newspaper
deferring to the prejudices and "un-
holy institutions" and for the es-
peciaI benefit Of the South. Fearing
that the name Tribune would at once
damn this new enterprise, they have
christened it 1.-THE United States Com
mercial Advertiser" 1t is made up of
such articles and clippings from the
Tribune as will not CRATE upon the
prejudiccs Of its proposed immense list
Of Southern subscribers.
What may We not expect next, when
we see Greedy, who has for years past
made his living by abusing the South,
editing apro-slavery paper.
We shall not be surprised shortly
to hear Old Whitley, wishing after
the fashion of John Mitchell. for
"pIantation well stocked with sleek fat
niggers."
Verify we live in an age Of wonders.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

"a newspaper reporter says of very
elegant female picKpocket: "She rarely
speaks to any one is always quiet, gentle,
smiling and genteel comes like sunbeam,
and, like it, steals noieelessly away"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

tB 1t will puzzle you to find any place
in field or garden that has not something
alive in it. Every leaf has folks, every bud
q tenant. every blade of grass small look
out. every sunbeam or moonbeam wing
in IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06
INSURANCE.

AUDITORS OFFICE Iowa.
IT is hereby certified tha' the Conii"eatal l SUI.
L rance Company of New York City has nled ia this
ONCE renewed statement in accordance with Sec
ton S, Chapter lag, Laws OF 1857, which receives
my approval. do therefore renew the Certificate OF
agency, Il 9. g. Blood, Esq, for Hcptt county which
Is hereby continued in full force and effect for the
year 1859. It 10 further CERTIFIED that the annexed
Is . true copy OF the statement ~ fled
80, witness my hand and seal at Dies Moines,
LES. this third day Of February, 1853.
s~~' J. ". CATTHLL, Auditor Of State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

Oolhy's new catalogue, which Is sent free N oil
pASts Of the country, contains al the most popular
books OF the day.
Agents vautsdin every town in the Union. Those
cesiriag 20 10 Get obtain full particulars b. 3D.
dressing - above.
Ds1og largely interested IN publishing books and
Oy1ne ffo0 oeoer puAlishevs In busine Quaostt1eo
~ cose, - are ,sAshled 70 make larger 1iseeunAG
eeco9nssy aeents han can b he'd q any other =.
A extra q = Boot and Cir gtvoa - a1y -.
- eeos1ng ~ boo9e o 90 tins - - oolgooos
:. ~. ool0Y.
eoooWooe ~ nAn1s1pA ~ 0eo1ato
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

the moon vs. shining silver ssiShs:'
ALI b.osdle Icy ths untrcdden snowi'
WIN Preslou from her nounts,n he4oAt.'
sBxclsiasd, Nov 1oe't b foolish. Jesr
AN hour passed On. the furt svoke,'
"A bsmble e. went laundering BY
TO hovn In the suiphsr smoke,
And spread lie pail spea the sty'
HIS echoins exc the settler swung
He was isa OF high degree
And deep the p ally caves smoog,'
He heard, on, woodman, spare that tresi,
Loud rosrs the Wild incoostsot blast
And clondIess sets the sun At even
when tsilieht DAVIS are falling fast'
And rolls the thunder drum Of heaven
oh I ever thu from chlldhood's honr.'
By torch and trumpet s.st srrsyed;'
BE 1estb yon ivy. mahil.d tover.'
The bull-frog CT, AXIS bis Grenade
NV love islike the red, rcd Fose.'
Re bought ring with p,sie tsue;'
ssir barney Bodkin broke his nose.'
And, Saxon, am Roderick Dhui'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06
DancfnG Academy.

nn0H. nOplnooa ~ sosesa u DSseooe Aeo1.
.. ~ = ~ oesqqa 9Aeotee, q 49, - .
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06
JULIUS CHESRBROUGU.
Dental Surgeon.

OYYICD-ln Hervin's Bloch, % Perry, bstwsen "a
end eth streets.
Having completed arranesmsuts, he d now prs.
pared 70 extract teeth BY admitting slight current
Of electricity Ground the tooth q The tine q eztvoc.
tioa, thereby slsying Ill pain sttsndans apea q.
tsacting b. the ordinary method.
1hepsatsnt he's full knowie6Gs 81 what = paes-
ING, and there Afo mot those elects vhiA ere CTR
aeessd sfess having tsseA eEtSsSoe1 " ~ - =
oAless1pr1 o. IL Jsse1lng process.
IW0vDnAee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06
On Lake lDmtsgy.

Green ere thy waters. green - tottls glass,
Behold 'em stretched thar;
Pine n uskol unges and OSWego bsss
Is chiefly keeched thsr.
When the red 1njuns thar tuck their delights,
Fish A. and bled;
Nov moet OF the inhs bitants 10 whites,
With nary vsd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06
a'Or Sale.

n BEAUTIFUL, well finished, Brick Dwelling,
"A Rooms, Cellar, Kitchen and stable A por-
iion OF the purchase money down, balance on long
time; or a part in unimproved land in Scott county
would be taken at fair price.
ALSO:
Several Frame Building, well finished and welt
situated to sell good terms exchange for mer-
ohandise.
ALSO:
Several tracts Of fine land In various parts % the
County, 70 sell on reasonable terms and long time
Apply to
dec2S EADS, GALLAWAY / BANDERs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06
New Boarding House

New Boarding House.
THE subscribers have ented and fitted up large
i house situate
On Third, between Main and Brady SITS,
and are now prepared to accommodate twenty dsv
boarders, AMI Elk or eiRht with lodging. Also nne
suite Of rooms for gentleman and lady.
Davenport, March 2 1859.
mch3 0ILLETr HtCHBLBER9ER.
Notice Of Dissolution.
TvHE Copartnership heretofore existing under in
i name Of Oldveiler 4 Fairchild, lie this ay the
solved By mutual consent.
The notes and accounts OF said firm are placehis-
the hands Of John NJ nerryman, our suocessotd 10
business, for collection and Who will also ssttle the
business Of the late arm.
davenport, February II, 1859.
PHILIP OLDwEILER,
Yool9 JOHN r. VAvRCWvtn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06
For Rent.

A Farm Of 100 acres for rent within 81 miles
IA Of Fulton, all broke and fenced, with a con,e-
Eient New House the same For particular
enquire OF the undersigned
I W. WOODWARD,
Jag No. Nichols Block
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06
FORSALEORLEASE.
For Sale.

OnH hundred and twenty Building ,cts N Al
4-Adaition 10 the town 81 Port avon.
Inc-e ota ase eligible and nandacr1slv sssoaA.d :.
- .ee siaassppi Tbey vii b scaA 8 re-.
n. peHicuiars inquire Of hessrs. Duvfse, Pratt 4
oo,, Fort EyTon, Charles ]. Eosers. psa isf,lss,s
JOHN T. KING,
Dani Agent. No 81 Brady street
Also. nntnhcriess desirable piee.s ~ l.cs a,
near Port Byron. 80
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06
Art 81 Gil - q fHt0
SPLENDID GIFTS.
At IFS RANDOLPH STREET. CHICAGO

A. COLBY 90. would inform their friends
q and the public, that their Gift BOX Store 10
permanently established Ia Odd Fellows Building,
between Clark and Dearborn stree<s, where the Dur.
chaser Of each book, ut the regular retail price, viii
receive Of the follorre gits valued ct from 81
to e1OO. Any persons sending for the books and not
satisfied with the gifts have the privilege Of Sc
leceing in its place u % book, making two ten
shilling b,oks for 62k cents each. Persons can
state In their orders II gifts going with each book
does net nit, what ex,'a book they will select In
place Of ei,t That Is better than any other Gin
Book sale Offers In the United 6tstes. In sending
TO New York, Boston or Philadelphia, gifts are
value at from % cents TO 800 Furthermore. Il
would cost nearly double the amount Of Your pur.
chase for express charges.
One Of the Gifts Of the follow ting schedule are
presented 10 each purchaser 1t the time Of ssle
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

TIE Demecraey Of Iowa are hereby notified ths
Che penocPsaic etats Convsntion fos 1863. will ~
held q
Dee 0oanes, Wednesday. juno LIST. SO.
n the Oapssol. st 10 O'Clock. Am.
ne parsess Of the Converticn 10 10 nominate
canada'es for the following o0ees 70 be nled atthe
ensuias October election.
ORs Gec~~Sv,
ONe Ksvteaaat Governor,
7Avee Judges cf Ae Supreme dbsrs
Also TO al ,pt such $, Of organization OF the
Psrty as may be best calculated 70 secure the trt-
umph Of our principles and sominees.
The ratio Of represent alton will be one for every
100 votes cast for Samuel Douglas, az Secretary OF
State IN October 1855 as follows:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06
For Sale.

For Sale.
100 FEIr OF srouud en- Brady, between 18th an,
lVU 18th streets, On gooi terms.
ALSO,
ll1 feet on Brady, by $50, low for cash.
Also,
lots on Brady, $50 feet By 100. This can be se,d
on long time:
ALSO,
3 lots on Brady between sth and 10th streets, on
long time and very cheap,
ALSO,
$2O00O worth OF real estate 20 Cell cheap, all in
proved lots In the best part OF the cts goods and
groceries, cash and balance on long time
Also.
A20000 worth 81 goods to exchange for unim .
proved lands IN Scott and Muscatine Counties
ALSO,
beautiful new frame house with two acres Of
highly ornsmented land. commandment finest view
In the vicinity OF the city, on good terms.
Applyto
JaI4 RAIDS, GALLOWAY 4 SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

NICHOLAS KUHNEN
HAS arrives from the Dase, WITH - Anase ana
II largest aaeovtmentof
Imported and Domeeeao
- - q - n =
Fine virginla Plug TODaccoa.
Flain sll Raney FRA Ae.
Al % vAnAA enuAe 1aeasee - n,uAaus -
- - 6e0oD1stel1oa ol1o1, ~ n2f5H9 = - ~
0o1e = IW09Doeo - ~ - 81
~ s - e 49,. g : p ~ 7 = r xss
S1v 49, = 'ssAakx1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

For Sale.
Al Acres beautiful land for ta,e, % acres o,
~ which Is improved, good double log house. nne
water, miles FROM Camden, on Monmouth road, Ill.
Terms easy.
ALSO,
Two beautiful farms, IS, acres each, 90 acres In
hieh state Of Improvement, good dwelling house.
and ont-housts. good running and well water on each
7 miles vest OF the city, . good road and near
the railroad 2o acres OF good coal and timber land
will 90 with these farms II desired. The farms are
adjoining, timber land and coal i miles on raro
chance Il here offered and viii doubtless 20 sosn q
the easy terms on which they Can be sold.
ALSO,
House and lot on Second street, Grants saw mill!
Lot, 200 by 60 feet. Good two story frame house,
ne stone basement Terms easy.
Apply 10
Ja23 nADS GALLOWAY 4 SANDERS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

The capital Of said Compa.
ny act sally paid up in
cash, 100000 o.
The surplus on the 6rst day
ofJanuary. 1859. ....... 3S6, 227 50
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

The greatest amount insured any risk u about
e200 but will mot ~ general rule exceed
5000
The Company have no general rule % 70 the amount
allowed be injured In any city, town. village, or
block, Il being the intention Of the Company 70
distribute IT. Ttrks u such manner net 20 Lose
mISe than 81, 900 ~ single Are.
No part OF Its Capital earuingS are d. posted IN
any other Stste - secsYtty for losses therein.
An attested copy Of the Charter or Act Of Inoerpo
ration occompsnied prior statement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06

swindIing, and thus the objects intend
ed TO be benefited could gain little or
nothing, and for this reason, IT tor no
ether. we sustain the action Of the Ex-
ecutiye in the premises.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-06
New Rafsins,
BssSsch gssd Layers,
=. 4. HARDEN'S,
0010 Av~A-

novls
, 1859-10-17
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

HArxcrAY ETxxYxa Off
FEE1GuTS-Adyanced xc, pfop Ns1tuue and schss
lay Sta.e u,rduneJea ST. Ardrewn and Cu,iew Nhea. 10
Du.o ut &c; shr Ieh wheat to Port Colbosne It 7c
ahr q Of Uedel ssu.x bailey to Utxego Sci scarp
Nelson and Barney aud bask Ad.tate wheat to Osweso
i: loHe.
FLOER-Recelpa 4777 b,ls; saIrmeuts 9oSl trls NaY-
x, .hsaa inner. Sa,es we1r 100 lr1, .rt,rt- en,nr
Extsas Al delivered: Jp3 urls en,rs Cty~ d. at
ivsf&d 40 bra do nj n de,,srras. ito ,s
..ats,lIue and 10 ,,ts ~ nrEtnnrv \, II IN
i,a (. 40 tr, nj r,t,, !, iot, a, ,.u<n
and d.v.r.d 10 Il. do =, m d.sv.r.d n ..n+.
~son, IN d.i,-sd. "a III, -,.n, ~ =, n. d.,t-.d,
r, hi. 80, :, to A.. u.,.A 49, -. .e.
aud 100 bri. .Edv~ son.r =. N ~, t,s cha,e, ~
,7,n,rr.f = -. IN ri. Nd - ~ do a, ! "a
Mil, sri'FFs "a TIM, sho,t. IT. =, a, m law.
rood u,dd1,nr. .,ts ID nm ,rzrk
WHEAT-neestp,., 1s.o3l In: .h,nrnent.. 4,,ks hn-
wtxzEa Scarce and adva1cel lc, sales ~e,e; 70 Las
e1tsa cho,ce Whts by sample =. 40 bu No Ied
Il 3scla s:ore: 81 ba No Red 4. SIC in .ore srrxe
Advanced ~: S.s. v..e: y I'm bn m Snr,nr ut s1r In
ers; 300 bu do ii sses o. b.: 1sn bu No .slr,ny =.
tl.c a N nm hu ao In 1,,s ~ .sr IN nn tr
i.s].tea At 74c In store; 700 hu do Mt tc In sorr
CUkN-Rec ip,s. paH bu: .hlnue,ts ION bu. Market
advanced 1r sae. vx,e: Loo hu M .ts1c In .,c,r
Guy bu No 81 .c In ssorc car car com At sc Is L, on
Track.
Oars-Re.c;pt, I: .6s In mn ,s3nn,c-t, u,,t., ~.
cined le Salss wer: 3,:oot Canal 1t sc aaa 1ooo
lu So1 .ia wareh5rsc) Il sa. In 3to,e ESQ
tu do ii Sic In store.
RSE-Eeclpis, ss7 tu no shspnsnt4. Aa.ket quIet.
Sales we're: 1too lu No Vi 6scin tro.e.
UARLEf-Rese p;s. ~. bu; AhIpuenta Il 06J tn. Mar
, 1859-10-17

MON E'IARN

8A1CxoAT ETxsssa, Cd- Is, 1872.
Exeh1uge il closer and Grmer at It. Tbs
banks do no! sal ii freely II for tbs past few
days. Pcrsons indcb,ed at the Eas, are taking
tats opportunity 10 pay, and &c should not be
surpsised from the large demand II merchants
were placing fuuda IN New York, fearing rise
Of exchange again in few weeks
Currency Is in good supply. The bankers
seem no. to have enough to more The crops
Eaaoothl5.
Gold i. in better demand. Country corres.
poadentA are ordering from bankers, and the
supply Is scarcely equal to the calls for coir.
The price ia the sa1ns for exchange.
Short produce paper is about all that tiDds any
faror II tic banks. ~Dtscounts Us usual 10 psr
cenL Street rates nominal ut lGDe per cent.
per month with fsw Transactions.
The following is the traffic statement Of the
GRIND Trunk Railway Company. Of Cauada. for
week ending October ], 1857: ...
PGesa Nala aaa saa.,!es :sts4s
&.pApsSS
Qas7r4oopanS we.k ast ysar. .st;%st AsH
3LfTtA41 .4ldtA2I1<3f
, 1859-10-17

Tic continuance Of broken weather through
the past week has spoiled much Of the second
cut Of grass, but has not seriously impeded field
labor. The heavy rains hare rendered tue lands
scry foul, and perhaps its clearance may not be
SO complete as last year, though with favorable
weather there is yet good time to prepare for
xutumnal sowing. Accounts continue TO vary
irf different localities respecting the wheat
crop; but neither the qualify nor the yield gen.
orally will bear comparison with tue harvest of
1886: THIS impression gaining ground, with but
lew foreign importa, aud better prices abroad,
upPea's alreadt y to hare Influenced the English
markets, and wheat Inns advanced, upon M aver
aye, another Is Per quarter.
IL France the improvement is still more de-
cided: the deficiency in the wheatc crop through
ont that important country being estimated ut
from Is to 20 per cent If this be really tbs
case, it 10 very probable thnt the lowest prices
j.ave been passed in both countries, though the
present Misunderstanding from the guther-
ing Of the barvest-as well a. tue readiness to
take improved prices. are calculated to check
much Of I'll upward movement while stocks re-
naiu good. The other near countries, as we'll
Us Germany, show the same tendency; the
slightest improvement in London telling i'm.
mvdiately upon the corn trade ut Dautzig and
other great shipping ports. 4 6ew decree from
Naples rro'ongs thr Tree import Of corn to the
20ih June, 1850.
, 1859-10-17

txs IEiEoeAfh-l NEw foEk. Oct Il, 1872.
fIorR-Flnus market 5a1nc lestet and p.sur aetsy.
With s.sn n 1t0oJ bos 1T ~ sl 90 fuE xup.sfe Sjete
Ie1 extra stale ~ 6s4&..3 fnr tuFet Western
teMs % tos eoMman 70 g'od extra Wete:n; lAk5,6t
ir'Hs Food *h ppnK s-nds: H. II o. cGt;us
t.fco. " 1~ - NV
GEA!x-Thtat very dull and tending i.wnwa1d. s,1e.
h.l 1t l0i fur vely chn}c. 3lIw:ukse Club t:0 K
"a Meefn H;e II far supply AID tuI nj ss5G Gpc Bs..
cy n hty AAa dull II - s65c Corn shade n7ucr SIcs
: = 10 sor inised %rttcsu- u-n du Al 418s !
Mht*XF-Elf1E: ka}es 10 brls = :a6s1e
sos1-oss-fork tttttr fo. prince aao4 1900 b1ts st SIS
sa3 - :st meaa 10 o@ 90F1r prime. Beef rplt. stea
d II 81 A9tF af <t9s - for c0uttry Yrus; t&6 do
lsas; 4sioto II 1esa:ked EeA; . *1tsa nea-
ite1 lin, scaay; tats1 70 srls It gs " r
aps nasSn nd II IND nc.al1,r ehs-sca L.1d ss II
atat. Ch.es- n 1a1 denano ii 6h9'oXc.
SSkf5Ao ~ q, 9. Az u; :. ~ y Bcn!s
~ Mte' he4dlrsSH: NC -; gu.1 Il, u %; Iana.
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81 po1ts Interim in Canada. .
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$50 pu tain On Gerat 1stt1n ltR.
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Interior In Souths md Middle Uko. Direct connections
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