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, 1860-01-21
Daily Reyiew of Chicago Market.

FRtDAI EvIH1o. Jan. 20. 1seo
FLUUR-Reresp,s u4e brls- Market quis, Sales were:
90 tEls Maple Deaa" Spring extra It sas' d. Aeu
bls fir Spring extra sl1del b1ls sevcath.tcct'
Spring extra 1t q 50 del; 20 h,s "Croa His" Super at
&s4c dri IS Urls Gnu:te" do Ct $3.50. .
MILL SrUFFS-stons comron 4ilcln nss at els.so On
track ct rs Slors in bulk a. 4l3 on trnck-
WuEAT-Keccipis, II, ,s.4 Lu. Market weak and nomi-
naIy lower. Eales follows :-sso bu No. spus
81 800 lu chticc Spring At ai05 On track 30
bn do nj H. on tracks 800 hu Do s3 On track W liz
do 4: u ~ track; l5V0 bu At u on track
CoKH-Recapta .s;ss bu. Market active and fin.
Sales lo1 hi M. at 5.- In store 600 bu do 1t
5sc store 1:alu do In lots Of in store 5000 bu
10 5000 bu No. at &c Ia store s0obu do at+'He
in store; 2o1 hu 1eecsed 45c IN store; LEO bu do At
4 oniack la6 bags good do ri t1sck o tu and
oATs-Rtcs!pts, s,sso su. Make. opened h,n, but
Closed weak. sats wesr-et0 bu No. at SEC In ssoEs
5o tu do 1t s3Ke In store do at stoc 100
bu DO At :skc tlask; 500 tu do At sec on track.
KYE-1,ece'las, 14s9 bu. M.skct sd3e lower. sales
20 lag. No. at SIC 1racE; 30 tu DO at soc On
t.a.k; II tass do 4. &c on t1ark.
BAKLEy-k.ceipss, 1855 bu Mask+t verG quiet sales
100 bu fair nj Coe on ta@k Is bsss Good at &C Oh
track j; q tass do at &c IN tra1x.
| S-Kecelpts, $40 1bs- Market firm. Timothy
fnn. with Little onsing. Sales ~eEc:-ls bags
good Ut k.49. Clover ia good demand aad firm. Sales
were ~ tu prime TITS u bris fat at e0 s5s bu
cloice do, at S4.s3.
uIGuw1NEs-Recept..: :os btla. Market qu!et- Sales
werc:-7l bss low roof at :1c; 70 hrs proof at
| siHc; zoo brIs d.. Ut nc
| ALC0Ho4-4dc per ga.
rlsovI>10NS-Ke -Kecclp,s, 1888 Tbs. Cut Meats. Mess
Polk Am. s1es ao3 iris Cl'y Meg. ut eisb9; ~
b1 Country Mess gh and heavy tuuuspeccd at 3l4s 50
solrls Mess {couns1y at e4.5 50 br1s DO ut sl5 Bull
MEATS advanced HG&c- Sa'es t0 pcs LUX Side
del,ery IL ~ d.ys packed; 1000 do lrcsent de
livery It 1Hc packed: S0o res Buk Ham, lzlf cured
&C. packed; 300 pcs Eulk Shcude at SAC packed in ST
gafhos.he.ds; fltcs rick:ed Hsms at s4cracked; SOL
lbs d.. at Sc packed; 900 It's Buk Shouder At 5xc
| bsls picked Shoulders. At eln.s5.
LArtD-Rc eipt 81. -. lbs. Market quie. Sales were
-ttOtcs prime Leaf t.; ito tres No. Latd Ut 93c
- hrs prime LAID ii s4c.
| TALLOW-eo brs prime at 10c.
HIDEs-Eeeclrta, 1897 lbs Market weaker. Grtel
6xa1c; Green saltcds 7@7Kc: Dry Flint, 1sk0I4s
rehs, e,Ge91.s74.
| BuTTEIs-Market glutted and dull. FIrkin. 9es .0e
Dary, 1:@l:c.
BEAS5-;s bu fall, ut ;;5c-
EGGS-Duu at 1sH@ l3e fJr f:r+h. L1mat, no sale
pOuLTKY-Drcs.c4Cli Chickens, si7a9 = per 1oz; Tu
| k:Y., &c perlb-
PUTAT0ES-l4o bags god Scshanuo:ks at 4.c del.
=! DRESSED uOGS-1n active demand aud advance
, 1860-01-21

Of the Coroner's inquest yesterday, was oecu-
pied in the examination OF Geo. Howe, Of los
tan, one Of the principal owners Of the Pember-
ton Mills. d. Sevins aud himself paid t3a5 ,011
for the property, valued ut sG4o,o00- lie cs.
caped from the mill while it was falling. The
witness gare q description Of The mill, aud tcs-
lifted positively that lie never had the slightest
doubt Of its stability, or ever heard it question
ed.
Tile testimony at-the evening session devel-
opcd nothing now. J. True, carpenter, had the
shafting put up, but found NO settling, and con.
sidcred the building safe. Morris Knowles,
carpenter, was re-examined. but added nothing
ot importance to his previous testimony.
, 1860-01-21


Bos7oS, Jan. -Flour-priccs Of Flour have
sc.rcs,v xo,;.a +hs mi vcel with verr srnall
@As =,
sa,a. - snu a,ann nfu br.nd. @ - ~
5373; fancy brauds at e5:5o@5.75; extras 1t
*575Go; and superior a. <e;zS@i.zS y obl,
tso11a'"s r ns, ua'G, Sau1s asAs sne az e1Nau
~. ~ Ss tnae - III ~ "',,J;e1 J sar,
aa a;o;So 3rsnds ~ ~ e Ht9 E,n,'. 1,tis
5a;no ~. tt 5oasa e. i"ut w. 5c os@
sn o,a .aa ~ 81 ~ ~ s';Is T"
aIia y. q ~ e op'' ~ 1'"A'
Gn.,xIT6e mr.; dem,nl T IN Earn b,s lee, Int
moderate siuce our last, but the market is quite
n.m u. tne CLOSE: ne sales OF soathetn e."
cios;n., ~ "e14aee ~ aeaJ, E'Th;ta ~ ssnqoc
nov, held at az -ond Westor, N;xcd At seMaoc
u I'm. Oats hnTc hecn selling Mt 41G4sc Il hu
H. Tor,harn ard C"n.da mi. ;rm ~ 1smAec.
.o ~. .netn'4nu eanc1A, ~" ,s IN ~ ~ hns
ILL., hua s.G d 1os ooGms r3Isa'" Aaano'
oeGn t,a sosa q. so@'.e !, W. >- L., 1s-
os.AS 1at''a'S At ~" 'o@A' 'a ,.,,,
:. -. a,o vsfr go. =. ~. w. ~, III porl- ot
-. ~ n. 1o.as. ~ .on, Cad ~ o,s
~
~lEsE1ASo' jan. 3o.-r'oat "''eu" ,n''i1. .o.a
seoan 'o' ol saPefnne SOU ~ s4''.' -. - *
Thent ~ So'o oI " ss1e Ge1 renorted was car Of
red at s1.3l delivered. torn-A chr load Of
shclled sold at Goc. onts-l car !oao eei ~ ~
HsuM4ned,"t aa.d ~ tr*her eI adranceI and sales are
renorted Of y bbls. aud Cs bags at S445.
! nocnre,vn-J,n 1@-vhcst is stilt quiet and
..:.os ....,.aoa d.. ,r,,;,a you'd sell for
a1o,,t e. 90 1,,,t ho,aors If uhcat IN store have
higher views generally. Mediterranean is worth
Sl.l5. Corn, s3@6sc, aud not ready Of SAFE =.
tna!: oas, 1al n,t .st"s oos ,rc maSe al
4yG4Sc in small lots. Hay Is offered in fai,
quantities, aud sells Mt $l4@ls per ton.
Dr4uo,r-Jan. 1e.-Flour continues III mode
rate request Mt s3m5.la, for extras. Whea1
| very source. and rates little more than nomina
ut $1.l6@l.2 20 for white, and sl.oG@1,1 10 for req
~ sfs at9m @ e ~ dst"rcd IN i,"s
Oats command sc@o7c Butter sells III lisi4i
lots ut 13@1Gc, and eggs at lA9y15c. DRESSED
, 1860-01-21
COVERS SUITANA SAUCF.

COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
~ Fer Hot and Cold Dl.he. of a,l kinds. This de.
Ncious and appessne sauee- invented By the snowned
.Soyc for tic Loadaa Reform Club snce LIS eees.%
manufactured b. the vel known home OF Crosse black-
we'll louion. tom the original recipe 1t is tie faroste
sancc In England. and The Continent xlih high anl
ernwng reputatloaauoa- American Ereures and Il muck
an Tored II etImuleat 10 the appetite sd to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
"wr recommend correspondent to TT Mons. Soyrsa
ncw Sauce entitled The 'sultara sauee.' II made after
the Turksh reere It's favors excellent mud Affords
siderable aid In Of slow md weak Digestion"
LateA. ,.
.savory, rquant ara spc5 ~ohS lie senla4 Of so5e:'
-{obsc1ver. =.
~ valuable adjunct 10 Flsh Flesh: Ind Fowl and
saould have Place oae very lah!c-.Atas.
Scic Aecota for tic Unh4d SiatesA
GARDSlRG.YVELlr.:l 81. F3lton ST., New YORK,
a.d BRAY i HAYES, 81 Cornhiu, Boston, For sale ly
GEnceIs and Fruit Dealers everywhere jai;b4ss1aa
, 1860-01-21
MIR, Coclrauo Not insane.

UTICA. Jan. e0.-Dr. Gray, Superintendent oi
the State Asylum, declares that Hon. Clark B
Cochrane is not in the least insane. Osertasked
bceame so prostsated and tasked in mind tha,
it was feared insanity would superrcne liz
Vas brought to the asylum rs precautionary
, 1860-01-21

Pnoy1pExcE, ian. 2o.-Mr. Elisha Brown, q
man about GO years old, belonging. to rittsford;
Vt, WIS killed ut the station iu this city, this
forenoon, ty the train on the Hartford Il. r.,
while backing. He was the father of Fayeste
brown. Cashier ct the State bank in this city.
, 1860-01-21

CINCINNATI, Jan. so.-The case OF Junius Jul-
frinrements i'm Of Judson's patynt for Governor n
valves, which has been on trial for ten dayk,
resulted this morning in verdict for the plaiu-
, 1860-01-21

Eartlqunke.'Dentll OF an Editor.
AUGUSTA, Jan. .O.-Shocks Of earthquake
were felt at Charleston. Augusta, Macon, and
other points, at i o'clock last evening.
Jas. W. Jones clitor Of the augusta Chronicle
Il. Sentinel, died last night.
, 1860-01-21
Iowa Republican Convention,

1VWM 1EEpUU11C0n CUHFEHIIUus
BrnL1xG7oS, jan. a0.---TLe Iowa Republican
Convention met at Des Moines on "Wednesday
and elected 33 delegates to the National Con,
nation, will 90 With majority for sound Re-
publican President.
Much enthusiasm prevailed, The meeting
was crowded.
, 1860-01-21

OwEGo, y. T., Jau. ao.-The National Demo-
Gratis Of the eth Congressional Distritt, held
their Convention yesterday and elected dele
gates to the u, ,ar1eston Convention. The pro-
cccding were spirited and harmonious. 4 reso-
luton wus adopted endorsing Hon. Daniel S.
Dickinson for President.
, 1860-01-21
Failure

New YoRk, Jan. a0.-Thc H<raM announces
the future vi Marshall 1etlerss j. bro. Liatil-
tiles believed not extensive. -
, 1860-01-21

~ HAIEWAY.
III, s: .rs cssss s :: ssa e.
tosh sni Il F. tar j1aess i:oesfta I ~ ID Ns5 ss
~ 9.a' S5xSy u - II
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
1"AA sS!a IS mGks fis'j bouBIE TRACE.
.oh;,s Ihs Of :i' R0'a is ~ squa to any in the
Three Through Passenger Tralna
D*t~&en riitaburah md rhf.delrhia,
Connsetns direct In the Onion Depot at P1ts1 ush With
;s!.. Sss iS,e i ] Il, I'D wsa
I'D .qa nss @ T.
sn'kl.s Cars Ar atsaeled each train; waodruns
~ L IL L.! -; ":; Tas Ssss
W. a ILL., ntsss '"r Ssw York k1p'e aud
Ih',* ns* III ;s aa,: ofths fnssr.
~. 1 1f.y ss,;y rrss tsi**en rh..druAa and New Yik
1a'Ioash ,,'s 1skst al M xooi on sher II lbs a.ss
.s Tsks,; to ncst; so va Sarw< FL Rive.
ehHtkr ~ s h.oush New Y"fs.
10 ~ ca IT, ~ ~: # ns fsa ifs y Ess
Ph,lsceipas. L. noateH As~ ao'k, atmoes VI
| AIT utak1 RITE:
ASK Fo!s TlcKtTS ~ rrrr> r1,ncu.
sy:Fania ka..s<< na2es H. u 'te snA
DlA@'' LINE 'ssEkGEsfS skEsf wEsF: EsF EAST AND he
I1S Iae eoansSs'nx n trek, hy She l:a: ca ,
~aa ne ,an: u t!s. An. r.. ~ Arn,rl I'D
o. kn ~ x,1S "n ,Ae tr.V.n ra,s' '>
| ~ LIE Til ~ & his ii liz ''omlra1T:
u. a. STEWART. r:,tshutxh:
xr'fsssCo Msy z,1ssv +: u; !. J. Jhssten, R:..y,
rw:fi;n:ssh; wiqSxa =: ;,:.sk st: 1;ssss. la IT,
+ yre; = a. whs*y / q: Esaass,:e int; u. Gs.
a"as; I.1n H. Ill s. Ill., Es.v III f.ss s:r; +; ~ Il L.;
Hyap'-'; +; lsau 'aks &t."~ ,hie."; ". il ii. Housu
paints in sl.s Wr,:. - ''%' " ~ 1''"''@'
The Greatest Facilities offered for til.
Hfotes tstbn anu Speedy Trans.
) p"rtafi"ti Of LIVE >'rOcK.
Ar .S1 .es. e. Will. I'LL. .syi:eg lcs rsr
FlsETGE3Ts.
IT, tl' E"use Fr:eiss # At .cscap,1or- ran . 70,
ganl! :" anu ftr1a rhaA. ...,. Nt~ i.1s. ri. ~
nt "FE ia 20 ssp'n Ay the E.. ats 4 W ;e
| II kA1o-d Ire I, ~
Ihe tenn*slsaa.a Railroad ai~' ennnsc:s n r.t,tuY.
WIN ssau.s[. " ~h s4 t'.n. eau te 1uswa,ssd ~
be1laa III, ol.. Mss ,lir W.ss.;,st: Nisou,t hsn.
Ak: ~ an. i:ts Rivers: s7.I ~ania: ky an
ih,ea.o With st*anc-* T. II. Fos Il l!ts Nonh~t.,yY
Ms;eh,ht. and ?grs rnt:u, fne ,ts Transports, on
H.. ncei % In 10 .. "tp~h5 ca" r'j villa ssHas:t re*
sr 1is s s. Z , !; sss Tsts. Il H. W
as az =: s!..;v4 T.. I'd. sy o.ass i. +: ''.mtanir..
i MAG 'Awx knb>s: :" i. I'll ,.:rr ra:.mcrs.
t LEs. Tkco- N's .,s'D1 llous'. az ~. is. VIM )
s;;;' y! ;' Ss;s<'pe'
TiIOS- y. st.'rr, t;r11 >,l, A.-rta n Il; tnt-
, 1860-01-21
20 Hog, At t5.7 sl999, diVl'.lng On 20 lbs
60 :. t.I4 500 .. 20 ibs.

$40 :. in lots Al 6t01609 :. a1lbs
Is Ut o. H. 45-s5 ami &6.!0 dividing On 175and 30 n.
Is -.at e53a 4*036u9. dividing on ISL aads09 NJ
LIVE STOCk-Re:ciptss c1ss Cattle and 6 logs.
Go Cattl asc in dena vi fs figures but ordinary lets
dull ia account Of somctraIas being detained aoRa
reelyc1 Until In the day. and he.c Of but
sale,
, 1860-01-21

New YoRK. Jan. 2o.-Twos on the Safety
Fund Bank uf Boston have made their appear
ance.
, 1860-01-21

IN8 ABUIeE SI1HUtHH.. 1fHAEFe
Especial Dispatch to ii. Missouri Democrat
AsnLEF, ILL.,, Jan. ls.-Mr. Coons, who was
shot on Monday night by Mansfield. died ut one
o'clock today. Mansfield will hare IN exa1ni-
nation to-day.
, 1860-01-21

n1VIDEND.-THE REPUBLIC
~ ms. CO.. GIN. T.. haa 3utt declared dtsdl nd Of
TO per cent return premium to policy huldr7s-
Also. CAsh dividend of per cent on all outaandns
scrip. aud ~ per cent to stockh,lder ::
Allalcrscf F.te and Marine Tol1c4 that Lsrs expa
In 1879 will pcase Ill for their scrip any time alc1 the md
Tuesday In February.
Tis scrip will e purcha.cd BY the undersigned al New
York rs.ec.. :. c. 1tlGGlNSOS i CO, ,-Axrun,
No.4. New Eoart ofTtaAe building, "
1al7hs3ss-eem South Water Street
, 1860-01-21

AVE-" AV4A 4AAIAEeA
Bt TEl.EorArNl NEw YonE, Jan. 90.
F1nrr-Sa]s on1y tn 4 limited exte,t and ho,f+r. ARE
comt}+,, 10 scc; 1oE;er D.ice In orirr 10 rraiiz.
tnnd 1nnlv the .rsns n e fn
fnr ssptF astc s5a5 S;E for ex,ta ststs l.
IT,. sacF w15eEs ~ s5s IT,. Gomnn & TO- neu
os}ueo Ing dut. Canadian au1st: s.es ~ Ibis al pe
Hs, t;rur nm1.f -sas n lsrctuhsot All 10
. n t,r;n Ne,l mi III, md u%rha Srad ~ .1'' A'o'S>
EntIx-M i,esi duii I,ti.es wit],rut eh,rr- Su,ez
q a., III M f.Iro.n Snynp ~ Al aIL deI.crjtn1 IN
le Snpt.,ern nj Hcas III. ,rna ifn1n. ~ ~ II 70
q4irt ii .UG.9. H4ey listlc active and hout
change In rricts. afs to coo bu two and four r0wP
tsJ Corn hravr aud lwef Saes bu at f0Gte3 fur
NM I'LL" 'sA'"~ S'@ ~ 'o'e4a'e 8e9ue7+ ~ aug
Wn1sk1-Lower. Salessoo b.ls u es4@5ki
l'EDyJ4jpxs-Pofk fruer and more active Sa!es 400
bltI At AGA 1nr old mess al15 fur new: Eyxs:
s6s f.r new thin mes, slis7 fos Old prime md aicut
atGs5 far new FfiMr 1lr>e beef unchaured SHES is
Ibis at AI 45 for r1tme: s73aj fur ,oe.s: Tor
fepa3keI tic sil 10: extra mes. Deef hams dI,nct
sales 10 Ebs Ut aj4et for western: &s fvr Saic DnscJ
Hogs ir1n ut tX@7c. Cut nea stsady. salts SCI pkgs
pcEt hams ii YXtE9isc: tkc Tor toufets Also HlUQ
b. DE- ssteI sho1Ic1x 10 a11yc q, &c Bacon auit nd
unchanged Sales 100 tts at l11GiQx Uutt+rl GOOD
, 1860-01-21

TO THE COMMENT.
Flour, Wheat Corn. l:ye,
b'1s. bu. tu. iu.
From n i. to .1au. >. 1s5o.. eseus -.
Other ports , l.tr.t datet.... ssG9
The following shows the receipts aud ship
meuts Of Provisions for the week;
, 1860-01-21
hHuIld1E.

Nj ICl11GAN CENTRAL, AND
III GREAT wESTE1:S tCASADA) RAILWAYS.
lsss-.-.1At1 AID *1srxR AaaAsGrxEx7s., 1850.
Trans leave she isess cerssa 1G2o foe, Of Lake se..
Chicago: ''
so Aa-SsE Yofk nd Boston Ezpess tcxeep, suz,ays,
2!Fye At Detroit ito pm, Suspension Hsitse u
SunAo {-3l AM. Albany u pal., New Yvfx
1elo pM- 6o.ton i3:uu !. nj 4ht.
9:E Cncanaata aod Louisville EIpre>s{e1tept san
ril!e II 5:t0 All.
30 p-New York and Bostnn Exp,ess taa:ly)-a:rive
q Detroit 100 s-a- Suspension Bridge .: Eu1laIo
::W An. Albany 20 pm. New Yurx iU:a> IN, Uos-
! Atom %.A1 pu1.
TOO pu-5nciua-u AID Lcuisvl!e E1prs*-xxeep: sat-
u!d1y}-as1.ve II Cincinnati nj ll:sJ an, L.u.s-
vile 4.u| pm.
on'y one train on sunday 200 pr- Ths &.c IN aad
:9 pm tTAns caanect At ta:is with unao Lake lus.n
Hallway for but1o aEl al points East: u To- onto with
the Grand Trunk Railway Kingston U,asnstcrsh ME-.
teat, 4uebec and al points In Csa.1 Est Northern Yer
mont, New HAMPSHIRE and Mime,
Rskxske checked through,
throush Tickets lcE Eas 1t ae principal Railroad ocrs
!n the serh and West, aad II Tia Ivnpany. otec 81
Dearborn STREE: chcaso. Y t4s des foo, l. h street
| F. \. EltE, sd, 4eItn&srlruf~
r. J. SrAIprzo. General Passenger Agent. je-s
, 1860-01-21

DACINE AND MISSISSIPPI
III RAILROAD
Gu sud atter Mea!ay. Jan. s'h $780, trains viii run -
follows a.ia!ly. t>uncaS4 excerte.Il:
- LEAVE EAC1xE.
At io;1 4. NJ. Meeting C:ua ,r4:n .rasi:x Ct,1xs
l.lir I. H., BY t.t Chicago and Nrth~ Ia4t-
way. and arriving NJ Ffr-t4n 4tt::nl. NJ t.u+ tu
trains TIC Enuts Central 4. H. lur liz Vast a..
South
LEAVE FKEErORT.
Al s0 AM. rOnIrttls Racine with tera the VT.
wauke" ani Chc4:o kaiIruaa, tuT VI H. and sill
warkee. ~
Freight Ior~an!rt to ali points tic Ml.,L<!p Evrr
de<patch-
For information Inquire 1t Office Of Chicago and North
western, and chi ago aud M.lwauke-. K.Iizs.a4lx.
ROBERT HA1llii$. a.pt
{ A An1 ii
, 1860-01-21

We eh*r|e in tie 81. Lois papers that the nubc. for
tits pacn has lHen RET at t0 1he nnal rett vii eho
let wccn seven aud CHI thousand.
Nc le7s that the number packed At Ffe .ee up tn this
18th, .'
, 1860-01-21

TIIICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD,
Train. re tllra., ut IL Is Pm, for M!.wauks~ sf
ntt rAe +tatscn~ e.in ~iah latrns.c anti jill.
MaNkee Rs!lnraa II ~ PM fur Wsukrg1n ana Iyht
TElln fur Nwanz+t with Passenger Tar rrl at s;.i
s.m fur atc':nol.tinu travel. Trains
IN Pm. ff'n Milwaukee >:i5 hbm auke.a. and
Freight II 4:s5 pm.
tao II. L. SYKEH h. Sun,
, 1860-01-21

4saeslr"s xN Happen in s<u re1xk.:~! /a~ats is
very desirable to have cheap convenient way 70.
sspaidns Furniture, Csoctery, Tuys, &c.
, 1860-01-21
rprssEp lIoo8.-lseceipta. 3o4 head. Sales were:

pk0yt61nNA-M0fe active and urn. Sales 900 bfA MFx
Polk CasnIa at t511s fOo Sides packed stc
There waa ato s.e Of irovl.!cnt msdc py o.
packers to- .dav Klson at!eAl contituE OF huE
lnsk Lard. Hams &C., amounting to about ~ te00 r
vnie ter1ns -ISentne, 18th.
F1NCENNES, IND.
The has c.osed At tls point aud the number
packed viii rot exceed 500 bead. against nvcsasc
several yc7rs e00o he d. or The number 1ut up this
yearn more than 40 head we've ral<d in k"or euny
fal 0 Af 1000 10 L. 40 hcad from the average pro-
due: since lA Thh il an astonishing dnnnntnn caused
Ect7sy hy the pf the cholera for the past
3taTs.-Slcc:4ncs tun. l7ih.
ECSHv1LLE, ILL,
Tie r1ht nf nrr Ds tr,l. This acason In u l<la IL
que tatssaetnry Whru ,he sta:ou Il crer, vii IL
1ound thai tie hua weight aud price Of hogs will he
considerably n advance Of lat year. In Cue tnlc VT ts
mIse complete Fept Of our hog tie here. The number
packet here u 10 the lrrsclt time Ia ns follows:
Hay, Little & &Cn..................., ca. c;lno
lhsfas y Mhson.-.-.-...- -........-......... LIS.
1-D
Nelson MccEuslty. ......................,, Sc
Total TO date.+ ........... 6t:3
observe in tile ST. Lois papers that the numbc. far
, 1860-01-21

PITTSBURGH, TT. WAYNE L CHICAGO, AND
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS.
r0 .&kk E-fHTEK-H' CxTxKA4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-24
Valuable Farm, at Private Sale.

go Situated in Louisa county, Iowa, immedi-
WI Fiji atev on the road leading from Port Louisa,
it'd tarou III Grandview to Columbus city,
m'I1s from the f.rmss, and miles Wet from the
latter Mace and is miles from Muscatine contain
inc zoo acres, about 40 acres of which is now ia
cultivation and esolosed, with good fence. lhe
balance ia wood lana and well tnb ered and advan-
tageously 9atered. Ahe improv ements consist of
two-story brick house, AZ by Is feet, obtaining
ROOFS and a hall through the centre, besides an
ell of 1870 fest, wced-houss ard smoke-house, o
90 cd cellar under the kitchen and room adoinin z,
and porch in front of the same we'll of excellent
water at the door, and for further convenience a
large cstarr Of It's barrels capacity close by. A
franc barn with wings and shedding attached con-
ta;n;ns good s.abss' suf6 lent granaries. corn
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TREES! TREES! TIRE E S
Nca,lcy Brothers & Bock's
N U II > e r / e >
- BURLINGTON, IOWA.

TINE prsrretors beg leave o call the attention
i OF N.rseryia. =, Dealers aud Planters genef,
a " To their S,se AMI cx;eltea. stock, which VIII
ps sold to suit the times.
STANDARD FRUIT Trees, for Orchards, embracing
all the best varieties Of Apples, Pears, Cherries.
Peaches, ums Apricots, Nectarines, &c.
DWARF TREES, for Gardens, omb racing all the
most popular sorts Of Apples, Pears, Cherries,
Peaches, Apricots, Nectarnss and z linots
GRAPE VINES, racing all the most popular
hardy varieties, new and cid:
SMALL FRUIrs, embracing all the most popular
varieties Of Hackberries, dooseberries, Cufrants,
Rasph rries, Strawberries, rs.
MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS, embracing C.estnuts,
Mutberrles Fiib,r ts, Barberros- &c
RHUbARB OR PIE PLANT, embracing all tho larg
est and finest varieties, as uownlngs, Colossal, VIC
toria, Linseus, Cahoon, &C.
Ornamental Department.
Embracing all the choice ha, dy varieties OF Ev'
ergreens, Shade and Ornamental Trees, tiowesing
shrubs, Vines and Climbers, Roses, Pa'nies,
Dahlias, Phcxes, Fuchsa5, and all other popular
or Desirable Green House and Hardy Flo"oring
Plants .orthy of cultivation in the West
Gg- For further information and prices, SEQ the
following ca aogues, which will be sent gratis to
all who apply for them.
F1Rsr, Our general Descriptive Catalogue of
Fruit and Ornam entail Trees, shruts, Vines, Roses,
Green House and Hardy Flowering P!ants.
SECOND, Our Wholesale Catalogue feI Nuiserymen
and Dealers or others who purchase largely
NEALLEY BROTHERS & BOOK,
fcbo4 Burlington, Iowa.
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FOR S.AZE,
Sherwood's Grain Binder

THIS machine can be attached to any ordinary
l. reaper. 1t binds the grain in good order as
fast cut, saving grain enough to pay for the
wire used in binding.
It ia simple and perfect as to commend itself ut
once to every practical farmer
No Harvester is conn lete aoithout this Binder
We have a large amount of testimony to the u,il
ity and value Of this binder, of which the follow
ing from we'll known practical farmers is offered:
SCIPIo, N. Y. Sept 18th, 1859.
ALLEN SHERWOOD Sir Il have witnessed tria
of your Binder 1t worked Welt think it will
do the labor of five msn, AID as we'll as can be
done by the same. D. W. ATwATER.
KINGS FERRY, Aug. 80, 1859
A. SHERWOOD Bear Sir:-I have d avn and
thrashed the wheat bound by your binder and find
it all right We pitched the bundle over four
times and not one bundle came unbound in the
whole operation. III
In thrsshing,. the wire bands we're easily removed
The wheat turned out rs bushels per acre.
~ II t< Ef-E ALANsoN BRowN.
OwAsoo, near A uburn, Aug. 18th 1859.
We have seen Allen Sherwood's Grain Binder in
pract ical operation in wheat. Its operation was
simple practical, easy Of operation and gerry success
tw. -
/ 1t surpassed our expectation, and We recommend
it to the attention of farmers every where being
just tile machine Needed for M6orsauizg in the If
vest fsld. ~ - = E. w. SHELDON,
- .r-rs T. HAYWOOD,
IS ~. ~F-.rs. . and ten OF hers
We hav sim liar testimonials from some 200 otn-
or prs cti cal farmers, among thera exPrssiden
of the N. Y. State Agricultural Society, and many
other prominent men, to the value of this nven-
tion. 1t took tho First Premium at the United
! States Fair at Chicago, 1859, and also at every
Fair where it has been exhibited. Price, $50
| one half down, one-half in six months. $50
| Send orders early to CHA Els. FOSTER. lE
| II<f y .,s Gen. Ag't,
| - LeClaire, Scott county, Iowa.
| VIM. Duane Wilson, Sec. Az. College, Desmoines
| Iowa .r- ..s
! Albert Allen, Washington, Iowa. r e
IN 27tA-w IN ..7 CO. ..s-
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Auditor's Office, Iosoa,
1nPn

TITS hereby cersiicd tina. en- the 4th day Of
L Februsry. 1860, sworn statement was filed in
this o!fius, 2AowIac TIE condition Of the Fulton
Fire Insurance Uarnpaay, located at New York, in
the State Of New York, on he first day Of Janua-
ry, 1860, in accordance With the provisions of an
Act OF the Gen9taI Assembly, of the State of
Iowa, entitled San Ac, in relation to Insurance
Companies, approved January 2S, 1857, and sn Act
am, ndatory thcretc, approved February 9Th, 1858
that said statement shows that SAID company is
possessed of the 1,q psite amount of capital. and
invested as req2itei by law.
Authority is therefore given to the above named
COMPANY TO act business Of insurance in this
State in accordance with he laws thereof unit the
31ss day of January, 1861.
1t is also certified, that J. o. Wilson OF Musca-
tine has bsen duly appointed by said company their
lawful agent md attorney for the county Of Mus
catne, with full F0sor to take risks Of in:urance
thcroin, and ack go service of process, as
provided by law, upon his Alag with the Clerk of
the District Court, in and for said county, certi
fed copy of the sta:em Mt on file in this office. 1t
is further certified that the attached is true and
correct copy OF said statement.
~ In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed nv seal Of flee,
L. s. / this 9th day Of February, 1860.
~ J. W. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
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Y ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTRAY COLT.

STRAYED from the subscriber, living about o
y mile south OF Grandyiew, Louisa county, bay
flioy three years old-ro malk-has 4 black me De
and tan. she lowed team going 10 Musca-
tine AID was last seen about halt way between
Grandvirw and Muscatine. Any person giving
any iniorna ,ian of her whereabouts by Writing TO
NE, or to the pos master at Grandv lew, will be
liberal lily repaid for his trouble by
Feb 24-w3w* AGRAM MCCLE AR1.