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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-04

s7NRUSTEE'5 SALE.-On Wednesday, the cigh-
1 tccnth (loth) day of April, eighteen hundred
and sixty 1860 J, will be sold for cash to the high
est bidder at the Court House door, in the city of
Davenport at two 2)oclock, i. NJ 1.-The following de-
scrhed real estate in Scott county, State Of Iowa,
to wit: The South East quarter $. +. =. OF the
North West quarter IN. W. u of Section TWEEN
ty-fsur Sec. 2i), and the North East quarter On.
L. 4 of the Southwest quarter 5. W. q of
Section twcnty-four (Scc. "a in Township No.
seventy nine 90 North, Of Range No. three % J
East also the South West quarter Is. W. a Of
the Northwest quarter n. W. = Of Section
No. twcnty-four GA, in Township No. seventy
nine (79) North, Of Range No. three Go East of
the fifth =. NJ, containing forty (40) acres.
BY force and effect OF Decd Of Trus. mad, to
me by one William Saddoris and Elizabeth Sad
doris, his wife, duly recorded in Scott county Re-
cords, September ninth 10Th 1853. in Book 80"
of mortg' gcs, page 42l. and dated August TWEEN
ty-frst (2lst), 1858.
March 23d, 1850
HENRY b. MATHEWS,
mar24-dts. Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-04

rHs STATE OF Iowa,

ARIGlNAL NOTICE.-IHs STATE or IOWA,
ScorT County, SIN district Court for
Scot, county. IN Chsaccry: Mary Jamison VI.
Jacob Stein. ct nj.
Of you, Dcfendants.-lC leu and each OF you are
hereby mott fed that there IL now on file in the OF
fee II the Clerk Of said District Court Petition
Of Mary A. Jamison, guardian Of .Anionius e.
Jamison, minor praying for the foreclosure Oh
a mortgage on the tell wing real estate, to wit
The east half Of Lot Ne. seven 4 J, in Block ses
enteen (l7), in the City Of Davenport, in said
county ami State, executed by Jacob Stein to Hen
~ VI Jamison now deceased and former guardian
Of said minor TO secure among others the payment
": TX pr0nissory notes given By said STEIN 10 Aiu
Hearty NJ Janiso each for III sum of one hundred
dollars, paya bic respectively on the hrst "i Jan
uary, A. ID. 1879 1850 1861. 1862, 1868, lsb', ahd
latci 1T May, 1880. said mortgage bears date
alst MAY 1856. The four last mentioned note
haze become due by reinstatement Of interest.
and aid notes together with those due IN 80!
ari $50, are row due, together with interest al
ten ,er cent per n anum, and Piaintin property.
All Petition states at you claim to have some in
terest IN said real estate, wherefore You arc made
parties 70 the same that yon haze been returned
rot found" by the Sheriff Of said county. and that
tho Guurt ordered the publication II THIS notice
and tha, u,less you appear aud answer unto said
Petition Oh or before the first day Of the next Term
Of the said District Court to be begun ami held
on The lst nday in June, $500, default will
be entered up gainst you thereon, and the prayer
of the Petition granted.
davenport February 23d, 1860.
JAMES j LlNDLEl,
Atty for Plaintiff.
Let the above notice be publishes in the Da,
el,u.rt Daily Democrat and News" for fourcnn-
-ecutiye -eeks. IRA VI. CLIFFORD.
Clerk Of SAID Court.
Feb. 23.ls2o. feb25-diw
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Chicago and Rsek Island Railroad
s8Yn.er sArr0penesseesst,

Ay AND AFTER MONDAY. JAN. 23D lsht,
and until further notice, trains will lesS'
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted, as follow
lat mail train at. ....-...... DIV
"a freight ...........'''''-' w
al niyht express, J.Je 7.
TRANS arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays cy
ccptcd, as follows:
lst night express at. SOB Az
81 freight trains az ...........-........S :3'F
81 mail tram at. ......' ..--... .b:3U T.h
Alltrains over this route are in direct conrcsio
at Chicago with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan central, Pittsburg, Font
Wayne and Chicago Railroad TO and rom Detroit.
Toledo Cleveland. Columbus. CINCINNATI. Pitis,
burg, DanSirk. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany
New FORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing.
ton. Also at LaSallc with trains Of the lllinoi,
Central Road-North TO Galena AID South TO ST.
Louis and Cairo.
PASSENGER are reminded Of the nee ssity OF
giving distinct directions rs To the de siination q
their baggage, also to procure tickets before tax
ing their seats in tho cars, the conductors col
cct fares only Ia stations OF the line OF the Chi
cago and Rock Island Railroad.
jobs r. TRACY, Superintendent.
Dayennor. Jan 90, 1850. DIFF.
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NOTICE STATE OF IOWA,

nRIGlNAL NOTlCE-STATE OF IOWA,
~ Scott County. To d. F. Sccly and Phin-
as Sccly.-si,s You are hereby notified that
There is now IN file, in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court in Scott county, Petition
of Andrew NJ. lIaines, claiming Of you six hun
bred and seyenty-six ) 100 dollats as money due
him, from You. on pronssnry nete by you exc
cuted ami delivered 10 one VIM. Blanchard on the
22d day of Arril 1851, for $500 u, due one day
after da,e-whch said note is now tho property
Of said 'ancs. said petition AYERS that YOU are
not residents Of tho State If Iowa, and prays for
writ of attachment against your goods, chattels.
property, credits, dc, for the payment Of said
note, which is now due and entirely unpaid, with
interests and costs; aid that unless you appear,
on or before the first day Of the next term, and
answer thereto, according to the rules Of this
Court, judgment will be rendered against you
thereon.
Dated this Cd day Ct February. A. ID. 1860
ANDREW HAINES, Plaintiff.
JAMES GRANT, Attorney.
fcb3-5w
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ORIGINAL NOTICE. STATE OF IOWA,
~ County Of Scott, SIS: George 3. e. Dow W
Hans Mch rens, Lewis Beyar, Ad- Peterson. John
Bar,emeye "A ustn Corbin, Dav import Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, Harvey Leonard, Burgower
Loewenthal 4 Co, and Johan Barteis.
To said Davenport Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, Bu-gswer. Loo wenthal CO., Adolph Peter
son aud johan Bartels You are hereby notified,
that there is file in the Office Of the Clerk
of the District Court OF said county Of Scott,
petition Of Geo. :. Z. Dow, claiming to quiet tb e
title in him Of and to the following parcels la nd
in the county Of Scott aforesaid, described fol-
lows, to wit Lots Nos. nine 90, ten (l0), eleven
az, and twelve ~, in Block No. FIVE lin
sturdevant' recorded map or plat OF Town Lots ;
also, tine west half Of Lot No. six 81 in Block
No. fourteen { IA }, in the City of Davenport, he
being the purchaser Of same under ard by virtue
., sale under decd OF trust and unless y, u
shall appear and answer said petition on or before
the first day Of the next term Ok said Court, 10 be
holden ON the first Monday Of June, a. u. 1860.
plaintiff will take n decree as prayed Tor IN said
petition, with costs.
CORB1N h DOW,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Let the foregoing Notice be published in the
"Daiiy Democrat and News tor four weeks.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD,
Clerk of said Court.
Feb. 10th, 1860. ifeb2l-iw
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r. n. PARKS & CO..
METROPOLITAN BLOCk
SECOND STREET.

Hoping that cid custo mers viii! continue 70 Ipa.-
ronize him and new ones begin, ne wiz ehoesso'
a. heretofore to give them
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-04

TRUSTEE'S SALE-W Whereas. the "a day
i Of May, A. d., 1859, Wesley Vanduzer and
Margaret Vanduzer, his, wife, executed unto John
w. Thompson, as Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust,
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott coun-
ty, Iowa, described follows, to wit: The south
west quarter of the north invest quarter Of Section
nine 81, in Township seventy nine 19) north IL
Range five (5) east Of the 9TH L. NJ; which said
convey vance was made by the said Wesley Vandu
zer and Margaret Vanduzer for the purpose Of Sc
curing the payment Of certain prom.sory note,
and the interest thereon, signed by said Wesley
Vaniuzer. dated the I'd day Of May, A. d. 1859,
and payable a. follows One for seven hundred
and eignty-tSo $4,000 dollars, payable 10 William
Moore on the zSta day of December, 1859, with
interest after maturity at ten per cent.
And now said note having become due and pay
able, and the said Wesley Vanduzer having failed
tn pay the same, /, John W. Thompson, Trustee
az aforesaid, do hereby give this public rotice,
that by virtue Of the power which Is in me vested
by said Deed Of Trust, | will, on Saturday, the
2sth day of April, A. ID. 1850, ut the hour OF two
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, ut the Court
House door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and
offer for sale, public auction. the parcel Of land
above described or SO much thereof as shall be ne.
cessary to satisfy and pay the amount OF sal note,
with the interest thereon to tho day OF sale, To-
gethcr with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale. costs of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 9th day % March A. u. 1850
JOHN w. THOMPSON,
m,,9s.dts Trustee.
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T>RUSTEE'S SALE.-On Thursday the ~

rJ>RUSTEE'S SALE-On Thursday the 18th
i day of April, eighteen hundred and sixty
iSdel will be sold for cash to the highest bidder
AT the Court House door. in the city q liavcn-
nert.at o'cl,ck, the following described real
estate in Rock Island county, state of Illinois.
tc-wit The west half of the cast half OF the
south east quarter aud the west half of the south
east quarter Of section four J, Township seven
teen II North of range one, west Of tho touIih
T. u. Bv force and effect Of "A Deed al lrusi,
made TO me hy Gustaf A Erickson and Christina,
hi> wife. duly recorded in Rock STAND county
nfote.aii, March 18th, 1871, volume +. OF Deeds,
page 567, and da ted the 18th Of the same month.
The Trustee will only sell the title conveyed to
him.
March 10Th, 1860.
GRANT
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Particular Fits!

JAMES THOMPSON,
Late Of Franklin Block, Brady street
feb 2-tf
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40 Z aTfHT
laik ing ssihO isoq
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14
ais.wsm 4. ]. MESSENGER. clerk. v.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-


Whereas Joseph McElliney and Nancy Jane MeElhin<y
his w BY their deed o. trust. dated the rs day Of Jan
nary A. b. eighteen hundred and nffyeigi and recorded
In Book No Ten page 6s7 Oh q III proper records o.
the County Da Molne state u Iowa. conveyed the
I'M undersigned trustee the following described real
estate lying IN the County 81 Dies Moincs, and State u
Iowa, 10 wit:
The north east quarter " the north quarter Of Sec
ton No. Seven IN Townslp No. Seventy two, Range No
Three and The nosh hA o. tn north quarter " Sec
ton No Eight " Township No. sevsnty-tuo 10 Range
No Three containing In Ill One hundred twenty srree
ln trust secure William NJ. Graham a. Guardian ~
10 minor heirs q Mathew McCieia, deceased ~ ~.
ment u certain proniory note q oS3S o. 81 Ten -
per cent intsssat thFeln described And whereas was
provided In nd 6eed cf frn thaa II dclAu should b. Aas
IN W. payment Of sad note With The intera thereof =
maturity, the undersigned might advertise and ~ IA
property % aatk9y saad n0ee, lnteseA md ec&1s.
And wheyeaa BY ths ~ hid aee " trunt aala
mole end intere has become dns and ssan nnpa usv,
theseere Vim On The seventh day n February, "A. r.
ls, hstween Ne hours u nine oscioch A n. nd Nr
oslock a. = " frost door = Y. Ossst Hos Y ~
Cay = nuylnaten, IN Ne Cennay - H. Nsna - ae
n iowa proceed % I'll ~ nn@s ~ N -
$50 haaeF tsr cash. y - Iasssss 600 ~
janl3-wtds WILLIAM. n. GRAHAM trustee.
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Chicago, Jan. II.
Flour quiet but firm.

IIUur QEItI bHE HFIn. ~
Wheat market opened dull, l.lt closing vefv
dull Sales include include car No spring in
store at &c. do in two parcels 1T a5s; = 10 aud
300 bush at ~, and just at the close 1900 bush
at toe latter figures Sales by sample include A
bags choice white dely at l.au; oar No
spring on track at l,o3
Corn dull and lower.
Oats steady; l ear, light, At 81: 10 bags do at
SAG on track.
Barley steady.
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'STRAY--ONE RED STEER.

Taken up by Thomas Donnell nj Ids residence In Pleas
ana Grove township, Des Mnines county Iowa. aious
the 18th day OF November, 1859.
One Bed Steer four years old last spring. with small
wits spot on IT. forehead white belly white hind feet
the 0nah 81 ~ white. ana under slope In eaci, ear
Appraised before b. Carter, Justice n the Peace.
Flied Decenl j -, 1859.
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AN ILLINOIS PoLIricIAS IN TI.E DEwocRArtc
SLAVE TRADE.-A few months ago, prominent
Democratic politician Of Monmouth formerly U.
5. Marshal for this State, and at the last election
candidate for Congress in the Fourth District
BY name James W. Davidson-s,as, We are ere
ditably informed, met in the streets Of Hopkins
vile, Kentucky, with gang Of aegr es that he
had bought for Southern market. We have
not mentioned the incident before because we
did not look upon it as ANYTHING extraordinary.
Men Of the political stamp Of Mr.. Davidson, are
not expected to be friends ef freedom and nu--
manitr;' or to have any cons. i4ltous scruples
about buying and selling human beings But
should Republican do such ihing--a man pro-
Tossing love of freedom ana hl.nanty-protess -
ing to have heart, soul anil d conscience
we would indeed be astonished and eonfaundcd
-Oquawka Plaindealer
MAIL RoBRER KHLEp.-Tha mail in Green
brier County, Va, was attacked last week on
Spring Mountain, by two men,. when the mail
boy drew pistol and shot one Of them dead on
the spot The other took to his heels.
At an agricultural dinner I'll following toast
was given The Game OF FOrtune--Shufne
cards as you win, spades will always win.
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC

hereby advertise the public Thomas Daray aen or
Kingston township, Thaney Crucheld and Emily Sallsday
as the who made and told that Infamous asehood
about Sarah Driskell stealing goods In Burlington and
laid il J. 7. wightmAn telling these tales
J. p Whitman never knew these women, never was
at my house on any business whatever In his He Here
is wightmans testimony below this These three mscre
ants have neither principle, property cfnracter
the public that they may know how much their word
Is worth AFTER this Thomas Dairy 4 Of those praying
democrats, and suppose the Devil democrat he
IL the father Of all liars Wo 10 such Christians these
when the Great Judge shah pronounce his sentence De
part from We cursed into everlasting FIRE prepared for
the Devil and his Angels Then be will think II the ND
ows saw logs he ride down 70 the lake Of lava on
them with Thaney On one side and Emily the other
They made and told this fer Spite Injure and nv
fAmily-look al the principle. SARAH DRlsKRLL
jan5w1w. 4g@ @as M Msu
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Cincinnati Ian IL

Cincinnati, Jan. IL.
A despatch from Frankfort announces the re-
covery OF the six drafts Of 5000 each, reported
stolen. They were mislaid, not stolen
In the Missouri Legislature Yesterday, a bill
banishing free negroes under tie alternative Of
becoming slaves, already passed by the House,
with amendments
New York, Jan. L.
The Mozart Hall Party elected Delegates to
the Charleston Convention last night
Adyices from Montevideo to November list
confirm the telesraphic adviccs previously re-
ceived OF treaty Of peace between Buenos
Ayres and the Argentine coa.ederaey. The
treaty had been ratified by the Buenos Ayrcs
Government, and steamer was despatched from
Buenos Ayres to notify the centtnding armies OF
a cessation Of hostities.
Newark, Jan L.
Patrick Maudc was to day executed for the
murder of his sister,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

HAIR DvE-HAm DsE-HMR DyE.-W m. A. Ratd1e
lers HAIR Dys7A Original and Best " Ae World. =
All others limitations and should be avoided
you wish 10 escape ridcne.
Gray, Red, Rusty Hair dyed instantly TO beautiful
md natural brown black without the least injury 70
hair or skin.
Ftfteea Medals and Diplomas have been awarded 70
w A. Bachelor since 1s4p and % 900 applications
have been made the hair Of hs patrons Of Ne famous
Dye.
VIM A. Batca<,oy's Hair Dye produces color not 70
be distinguished from nature, and WARRANTED not .
njurs In The least however long may 3 continued ana
The In elects of lad dyes remedIed the hair nvgorased
or life BY this splendid dye.
Made, sead appted q prvase rooms, = d. Wiz
Factory, 10 Band areet, Nes FORK.
eo,d ln ~ eitlss md town of ~ uneed asasa. BY
Drugrisss md Baney 0oods Dealers.
f-TAs eu.uias ~ " name and address upon aesl
s,sae enurssane - 1ssr aaas y saaA LOT, "
vrgY WILLIAM A. BACHELOR, -
jul5wiy. 10 Bond arsss, New York.
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70 The merry jingle Of the sleigh bells was
heard all over the City yesterday Until Tues
day night the snow had, at no time during the
winter, been of sufficient depth to make good
sleighing, bn: the storm of that night covered
the earth with about four inches of snow and
galian's and lassies with the prospect of many
merry sleigh rides
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W a X X TEE

MARRIED..
On Sunday evening, Jan. lst by Rev A T. Leonart,
Mr.. y. G. HALL and sIis RLOREli.A D. DUDLEY hot
Of Danyille. =. -
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- A squad of jolly fellows, hailing from
the Hoosier State, raised some excitement III the
streets on Monday evening. They had imbibed
some OF the terrific tangaefoot which exists 10
plent'iuliy, and their tongues being loosened,
they poured forth their voices in strains. more
tremendous than melodious. A quietus wac
however soon given them in the shape of a polite
invitation to retire to their couchcs, which they
thought fit to accept and after nights repose
left Yesterday morning for the East
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RrnrIxorox. nec p 1asa

BURLINGTON Dec -, 1aSe.
This certifes that the report that Mrs sarah Dr has
stolen goods from the store Of J. 3. KmbAn Co. In N
my opinion without foundation and incorrect - never
heard Of the circumstances until denial publshed by
said J. 8. kmhail Co., In June, 1869, IN te Hswkeye
Of that date. J. r. WIGHTMAM
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NEW HAMs.-Messrs. Theodore Ptelor & Bro.
dealers in Groceries and Provisions, corner
jefferson and Front streets, have now for sale
'ohr hundred sugar-cured hams Of their own chr
ing. We have tried one of them, and find it very
6no
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

- We are using Iowa coal, from the bank
o. Mr. A. 7. Hay. We consider it a good deal
better than the Goals heretofore burnt by US.
from Illinois All other things being equal we
prefer to buy at home and especially when our
friends and neighbors are able to furnish better
article at the same or less price. Those wishing
% try Mr. Hays Goals will leave their orders with
Ogden 4 Copp.
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sB Some rude boys and others of larger
growth, occasionally disturb meetings for religious
worship, By boistrons conduct at the entrance of
churches. Some complaints have been made,
and we hope this notice will suffice to prevent the
continuance of the nvisanae
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

Observation-Disclosures Bachelors Wigs and Tourees
sufpass ALL They elegant light and durable Fitting
70 eharsn-no turning up behindno shrinking OF the
the head indeed this h the only Establishment where
these things are properly understood and made.
ut5wfy rs Bond Street New York
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GB The person who passed broken bank
bill tAmerica Bank Of Maryland) upon the door,
keeper at the Blues Bali, Monday night, will sat
lsr his friends that it was all mistake, and save
trouble, BY calling upon J. l.. Perkins, Treasurer.
and leaving good one in its stead.
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AA4ea Be.EsNsrOs, ffiday m I
The weather since our last ~ b. eold ~
pleasant. Business fair
he Strengthening seasoH j. sbcst evsE: Small
lot. or hogs have been received during ne wees
= few by railroad but ,nairlv from near BY =
Nearly 1000 have been slaughi ,rcd, ana = goo
many dressed hogs been received from wAgons''
Heasy readily command ~ 90
Little grain Is arriving. Far ners IRE hcsdI'e
their wheat FOR rise With the expectation %
getting one dollar IN the spiisg Some corn Y
coming forward, which l. takei, NJ SO@SScts-s
Poultry II growing scarce. Do. game. veni-
son saddles are worth lOcts.
We post up the pork packing operations fdr
the season, a. follows, TO date
Conn l. Co.. have slaughtered. $751;
Schenck L Denise 17,l3s
!, Sunderland, Davy \ Co. l6,6f0 i
Total e. 4O.329
SUGAR-sA@9A- crushed, II. refined white
lie. Clarified TO-
COFFEE-l3al4
MCLAssEs- by the Dbl, Re. oiled, ~; syr-
up, IS; kegs. s6 20
NAILS-Ass., ~ 25.
RICE-6c
FRuIT-Raisins, prime, $s 80 t
BROOMS-$1 75@a 90 per Il, zen.
WHEAT-New Winter. Al eo@1 10; new
Spring, so@s5 Prices steady; good command
ing outside quotations &C.,
FLOUR-Choice winter, 50 80 retail; A6 90
wholesale; Spring rs 80 retail; e5 90 whale
sale
BEANS-75c@sl 90 per bush.
POTATOES-40c per bush
CORN--30tas3 cts.
OATS-3Oc Ss
BUTTER-l2c
EGGS-lOc \
ONIONS--5Oc
HAY-Timothy ST@ss. aa
WOOD-42 50@ss 90
HIDES-tireen, 4a4tc. nry Hint 10@12c.;
Green Sailed 81
WHISKEY-25@aGc.
TURKEYS-7@se.
GEESE-35c
CHICKENS-Sl 25G7l IL rer Iozen. !
DRESSED HOGS-A 250T5 10
LARD-l0c. per 10.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-sa a. per hundred. 1
APPLES-75@$1 % per bush. |
QUAILS-5Oc per doz
PRAIRIE CHICKENS-Sl ool7l % per tloz.
VENISON-In carcass 4(15c ffr n.
DRIED APPLES-9c per rs.