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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

A "HIeH-roSED" SERVAKT-MAD AND AN
OBLIGISG TBADEsMAN.-A tradesman was
waited upon in his shop by superbly-at-
tired female, whom he politely addressed,
ard desired to know what commands she
wished TO favor him with. The lady, after
lifting the vail, which hid not an unhand-
some face, intimated, in a style correspond
ing with her dress, that hearing there was
a vacancy in the gentleman's service, she
desired to be engaged by him as house
maid. .- ~
The gentleman stated that his "better-
half was at her residence in the suburbs
The following dialogue ensued:
Servant girl lin querulous and disafected
toneS"Then you reside in the country
that would be 30 inconYenient"
Gentleman-"But then we could remove
TO town.
Servant girI-"And the washing, am
given TO understand, is done at home, which
/ don't much like"
Gentleman-"But then we could give that
out"
Servant girl-"And are there any chill
dren2" .r -... ....
Gentlemaa-'Sevenlr r'
Servant girl lin great excitement and hall
inclined 10 faint)-Seven ehildrenl"
Gentleman-"But then to Oblige, we could
drown few of them"
The lady servant turned upon her heel
and swept away from the premises with the
air Of Cleopatra.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

FLOWERS AND FLOWER GARDENs.-This is the
season of the year when the flower garden needs
attention. and the out door labor OF those who wish
a beautiful garden begins. Tho flower beds re-
quire to be uncovered, the earth dug around the
roots that have remained in the ground over win
ter, and fresh seeds to be planted. TIE climbing
roses need trimming and fastening anew to
the lattice, and the pretty honey succle and other
beautiful creepcrs that greatly ornament the
garden are pat in order for the season. The scent
Of fresh earth is said to be good medicine for dys
pepsa. and is also an excellent remedy for Ian
gour and pale checks. The morning air watts on
its gentle wings the blessings Of health and vigor
and person could better employ themselves
than by working an hour early every morning in
their garden. If many of our young ladies would
do so, instead of wasting the fresh hours Of the
day in bed, there is not the least doubt in our
minds but that it would greatly conduce to their
health, and consequently add to their beauty and
happiness There can be more pleasant and
there is certainly no more refined occupation for
female, than the cultivation of flowers. They
beautify the most barren spot and cast All air Of
refinement around the most lowly home, that can
not fail to make it attractive and pleasant. Poets
Of every land have made flowers the subject OF their
harmonious strains. As Mrs. Dnncss, the charm
lug poetess. 50 truly remarks:
'They cheer the fancy by the steady bloom.
with thoughts Of summer and the fertile plain,
Calling II thousand visions into play
ofbeauiy redolent and bright as May"
baltimore Patriot. .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

AU. S. MARSHAL SmoT.--We learn from Tope-
kn, says despatch from Leavenworth. X. T..
April oath, that Deputy United States Marshal
Arms was shot dead dy prominent citizen of
that place. named Richie, whom Arms was en-
dcavoring to arrest on an old charge Of robbing
the Post Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

The PARAGUAYM CoaMIssroS.-The Paraguay
an commission will be organized and proceed to
business under the treaty with Paragny rs soon
this government shall appoint q commissioner
the part Of the United States. Tho Paraguay
an commissioner is here 1t 10 said that tho ap-
pointment of United States commissioner will he
offered to ex-senator John A. Dix. Of New York,
one of the nblest and most accomplished publcists
in the country But it is hardly reasonable to
suppose thai ho will accept an Office limited in du-
ration to ninety days. though the com pensation al
lowed is Mt tho magnificent rate Of 81 500 year.
Should the two commissioners disagree, as they
is no foundation for any claim at all upon his 60.
vernment--the Russian and Prussian ministers
nre to appoint third member of the board, who
is to net as an umpire.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

Coal Oil at $l25 per Gallon,
HAVE Just received supply OF Light Coorcl Coal OIL,
i which will warrant to be as good any in this city
Price per gallon. Consumers will please call and get
snnnly For sale by ANDREW BOYD,
NH ats 103 Main Street, Lynchburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

VIARPER'S have just received $500
III worth of Hapers standard miscellaneous publications.
embracing many elegant books every department. which
will sell lower than publishers prices
ap11 PAYNE q BI.ACkFORD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
l Err NJ y

/ - Y
rpoINJ AN IN pnblished daily at % and TriWeeky at
The @ in advance and Weekly AT ~, invariably In al
% per 40 10 will charged In all cases. No paper
vance, ntnued except 1.-The option ot The Proprietor un
W wh !, pe a,,saraa.- shall have been pa,i .
Ill all nr inserted 30 per square of
Al, iss for the first nserion aud 3iH cents ior eac
unless so Sra.sa de for "ae Insertion lhe
cents e. Inc moi marked the MSs will be- published
p,1 ",' ,riered ~ out and eharged accordingly
III THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For one square daily. IN
ror two squares daily "
r.. two squares tri-wcekiy -, .. ~ "
f adyerisements intended for b"h papers suJ'e 10 e
cin contract . In ho ii,,itcd Ia their imm,s bu
a. An n.~ appear In the diy anc tr weeK
papers Il. ,hi,b exceed eight lines are charged
.,,,,.by for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

ELL H 0 u s E,
No. ll2 Main Street, Lynchburs, va.
l. RORABACK- Proprietor,
JOHN s. KYLE Manager,
ID EG leave TO announce friends and the public gcner
ally the CABELI oUsE is now open has been ex-
tensivy furnished and will be conducted by the present pro
rieio upon most approved STYLE in all respects ne
location has conceded to be the best In The city! being III
the centre Of business Main Street, within IL" minutes
walk Of the Depot Warehouses, Banks, &c
With polite and gentlemanly clerks ready prompt ana aen
that eyery want will be for In that style that will
give general satisfaction The Proprietor and Manager pledges
themselves that they will spare pains expenses IN render
Ing comfort who their House. From our friends and
The public generally solicit share Of your patronage
ISAAC RORABACK, Proprietor
sept es-dty JOHN S. KfLE, Manager.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
ATTENTION, LADIES'!
q II \ n ID . l. l., n - q AT TIL L.
LYNCHBURG SAVING STORE

WILL open aud exhibit Wednesday, April ls6n nj my
Store, No ~ Main street, great variety ot Iashionabe
Bonnets consisting o line Split Straw Pedal Braid Grape AMI
great Others too mcnun al o the latest
81. aud own make besides large stock at sin cmbrel
las Paraso lla Brai-. aud Cus of description ALSO
Mnnias busters, Embroicrcs, Hosiery, Trimmings Fer
iuneres and other articles, numerous to mcuton
Will sell from 70 Ia cheaper than other house
In the city; therefore, invite aid the public
general to call and see for themselves.
s2r Bohncls repaired and trimmed at short notice.
:. LEVI. Agent,
ap 2-dlm ~ Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

NAPOLEON BIRDs.-Tbe bark Justice Story,
recently arrived from st. Helena has on board
some eigh: or ten Napoleon birds, as they are
called by sailors. They are found in great num-
bers on that Island and the sailors say mostly
frequent the vicinity of Napoleon's grave they
are much petted and beloved by the sailors, who
regard them somewhat superstitiously.
One only Of the number has died since its ex-
patriation, and that sickened suddenly with in q
day or two, its decease occurring, fortunately. ac
cording to the views Of the sailors after their ar
rival in port, These birds are very small and
pretty have short red bills and mouse-colored fea
thers, with the exception of the breast, which has
Il reddish tingc. Boston 7rdueiler. ,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
PREPARED nY
ID IL. j. G.. AYE R Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Prize, el per Hottie SIX Bottles for %.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has for itself such for the of every
variety of Throat and Lung Complaint that 1t u r
ely unnecessary for recount the evidence of3ts
virtues wherever it has been employed. As Il hss long
been In constant throughout this section, need
lot do than the people Ito qusiy 10 kept
up the best il has been and that may be relied
+, do for their relief all 1t has ever been und to do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
"ShakSpeare in his study
An
"MILTON IN HIS STUDY"

Mississippi Land for Sale
car SITUATED sixteen miles South West Of the City OF
$& Holly Springs and Ave miles West OF the Mississippi
-Cenira Railroad, in Marshall county, Miss. containing
Acres 700 clear between 200 800 Of which Is
nor valley which produced Bale Cotton per the
past Said plantation susceptible of subdivision into
tracts is anndanty supplied with pure, free stone
ter and is us healthy as the mountains Of Virginia
For further particulars the premises or address
ID. D.sANDERS0N.
NH 19-d3n Wyatt T. o., Miss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

zens Of Lynchburg this season, any quantity Of FIRST
RATE ICE at
FORTY CENTS PER BUSHEL.
Ian 27 dtf ~ THOMAS POOLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

Dr. PoxERoY FORGIVEN. Our readers will re-
member the case of DIR. Pomeroy, the delaulter,
upon whom was praoticed the confidence or
"extorton" game, in Boston, some time since
We now learn that the First Church, in Bangor,
Maine, of which DR.. Pomeroy has long been
member, after careful and anxious investigation
of his case, through period Of nearly four
months, have recently communicated to him the
assurance Of their cordial and entire forgiveness
declaring him entitled to vi the rghts and
privileges of a member in good and regular stand
ing and affectionately commending him 10 the
sympathy and confidence and fellowship Of the
churches Of Christ throughout the world. Tho
final action was with entire unanimity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

The TELEGRAPH TO THE PAcirIo.--The project
for limo Of telegraph from Missouri through
Cnrsons Valley, &C., to San Francisco rnny have q
rival in II project for line from N Orleans thro'
Texas aud Arizona to California. The corpora
tors named in the Senate bill object much to the
proposed reduction Of tho rate of charge from four
to three dollars for every ten words. They repre-
sent that the expense Of taking care of the line
will be considerable. There will be stations, on
ly fifteen miles apart, between which, daily.
mounted mon will pass to watch the line and keep
it in working orde'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

NOTICE.
nN and after MONDAY next there will be no Flour inspected
~ in this Dep until further notice. owing 10 the crowded
condition OF the Depot T. D. JELLIS,
nov 1l-lts Gen. FRI Agt, Va & Tenn. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27


fore making Your purchases ,,. .,,,u,,,s
apl9 ''hN AphhhN"'
New Spring Goods, March Goth. 1860.
AM now spring supply embracing great Va
rcty OF pretty goods, of styles and patterns amongst
Them are thacs halle Robes Mousln DE Laines, organ
- Jacones and Printed Lawns together with full supply
..e.che Brown and Plaid DTncscs, Of all grades all oi
which will sell cheap cash extend cordial invitation
10 my friends both Of city and country to give me call
' J.J. PURVls, Agent,
NH Miin Street.
4 1OAL OIL AND COAL OIL LAMPo-A full supply oi The
I J best Coal Oil and Coal Oh Lamps, for sale By -
ii i. II. THOMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

SnRiruous LlouoRs AND PEANUTS IN THE Carr
ToL.--rho Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Inquirer writes thus Of the beverages"
and .'reircshments" sold in the Capitol:
One Of the "joint rules and orders of the two
Houses" provides that"no spirituous liquors shall
be offered for salc or exhibited within tho Capitol.
Yet, since the migration Of the Senate to Its new
hail. the old Senate post Office has been fitted up
a,a private lunch room, and small apartment
adjoining is fitted up as regular bar. On the
shelves are cxhibitcd;"in full view Of Senators,
and their oronios asked in to druk bottles contain
ing NIL kinds of "spir'fuous liquors, and wines in
direct opposition to the above mentioned rule.
which was passed September 18th. 1887. Could
it DO enforced, tho Republic would DO spared the
disgrace inflicted whenever q Senator appears in
his seat intoxicated that one can help observ
ing it. In the south wing of the Capitol therc
Winthrop. when Speaker. baushed thcm from
TINT portion of the building under his jurislc-
ton.
Every portion Of the Capitol. however, is disfg.
ured by small stalls for the sale of apples peanuts
mud cako. The keepers Of these depots of provi-
sions for tho appetite of pages aud juvenile visitors
pny tribute to the subordinate officials, whose re-
venue is thereby increased. The presence Of tho
dirty looking stalls is. however, anything but i'm.
posing in tho corridors aud halls of tho National
Capitol, and any member who would hayo tho in
dependence to move their removal, would perform
a good service. Ihno be it remembered, rogu.
lar rciccories, where refreshments can bo obtain
cd, in either end of tho Capitol.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

(toAL OIL LAMPs-I have just received large assor
~ Coal Oil Lamps, with the improved Burner, which
will sell cheaper than any other house In this city Also
always hand supply extra Burnes, Chinneys Wiek
Paper Shades Chimney Cleaners aud Wick Irmmers Call
and see them ANDREW BOYDS,
NH l03 Main Street, Lynchburg,pVa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ron THE CuHn or

FOR THE Cua1 OF 44g--s W
-Costireness, Jaundice. Dyspepsia, dipsakio Dyes-
terry. Foul Stomach, Eyyslpelas. Headache, Piles.
Rheonotism, Errptions and Skin Diseases, Liver
Complaint. Dropsy letter. 1assoss and SAD RAeinn.
Worms, Gout, Ns1ra!gio, a. Dinn~ PHI, and tor
Purifying the Blood. ~.
They sugar-coated, that the mcstsensitve can
take them pleasantly. and they the best apercnt IN
the world for all the purposes Of family physic.
Price, % cents per gox; Five boxes Ton &l.O0
Great numbers Of Ciergymen, Physicians Statesmen.
and eminent personages have lent their to cer
ty the unparalleled usefulness Of these remedies but
space here viii net permit The Insertion Of .As.s
The Agents below named furnish gratis our AN.RlcA.
ALMANAC, in which they are given; With also hlll
descriptions Of the above complaints and the treatment
that should be followed for their cure. s..
Do not be put of by nnpIncipled dealers With other
preparations they make more pront On. Demand
AYER's and take no others. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should have Il ~ Il,
All our Remedies are fbr saIs b. So -, ~
j. II. sEAY, Lynchburg; PURCELL, LADD = 90, Riph,
mond; N. r. HIVES, Petersburg E. A. SANTOS, Nor
folk; and nil DruggstA fapFil 90 0odAc1y fsa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

Rrm,RKAn AnLE PrrRifAcrios. J. b. Rood,
OF Goodlctsville, exhibited to u.s. on Saturday, one
Of tho most remarkable specimens of petrifaction
wc have ever seen. ltappeared to be the hoad of
n half grown human lntus--with tho nosc, eyes,
mouth. chin, and even tho seam in the skull al
most perfect. About the ears and shoulders there
was the appearance of natural covering. Tho
head, thus petrifod, had the appearance Of ohrys
taizcd Limestone. tho top Of tho head granulatod
Tie shoulders and breast was brown sandstone,
which all OF the specimen. 1t had been sub
mued to several medical gentlemen. who all con
in tho opinion that it was II real human fntus
pettied. The head ut the base of the brain, in
front. very wide indicative of the Indian. The
specimen was picked up on tho lands Of Mr.. J, p.
Belhmy. in Montgomery county, on tho waters Of
Blooming Grove Creek The lands where it WAS
found wcrc woodlands. aud had never beon cult.
vatci Ii will be presented 10 the Tennessee lis
tori,al Society. and will constitute one of the most
singular onriosies, coming to it from this State.
MshriHe Patriot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

ntAru or MAJOR LYNCH-PUsrMAsTER.GE GENE
RAJ, &c-A despatch from Washington. April
9th. says:
Major David Lynch, Of pttsburg, Pa. died
last night at the lnfrmary here. lilo was post
ma-tcr Of Pttsburg under Gen. jackson, and has
been for years past worry prominent and able
supporter Of Mr.. Buchanan. Tho President has
frequently visited him during his sickness.
| The Postmaster. General teegraphs that he
wllrcach the city to morrow.
il appears from the official statement oommuni
cated by tho Secretary OF the Navy to the House
to-day. that the number OF officers and men mt
tached TO tho African squadron who have died
from the date of the Ashburton treaty to the pro-
sent time is S6incudng nine officers, or an av-
crnge Of Ave deaths per nnnum.
! About thirty members of the House nrc prepar-
cd to deliver speeches on political subjects. No
| other business save this will be transacted this
week, working quorum not being available
| Toward the adjournment to-day there were not
more than half dozen members in tho hall.
Tue TREATY Win SrAIS.--A Washington lot
ter writer Nys:
! It is rntha early to talk Of the board OF COM
mi.sioners to be appointed under Mr. Preston s
treaty with Spain, because it is not to bo taken
for granted that the Senate will ratify treaty OF
much Importance to tho interests and honor Of
the country. Tho republicans will be sure to
detect IA niger" in tho treaty. 1t acknowledg.
the right of private property in slaves, as seve.
raj Of our former treaties have done.
| The TELEGRAPH TO THE PAcirIc.--The pro ect
for u limo Of telegraph from Missouri through
Cnrsons Valley. &c., to San Francisco lnay have a
rival in II project for II line from N Orleans thro'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

WANTED-we wish 70 hire for he Old Sweet bpslITs.
w twenty thirty No wA6HER~ ~W0NnN aAd oABk3
SERVANTS for tho snsnag sesson. Ess3y apl)ee ae-
sired. LEE. ROOKEG4kyI0R
R1KEEs sffTEEs-x sssf Ss.S ::5sE z7s 5s5ass N:
ID eEs, just 70 hand and tos sslA b - ss -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

Wanted.
g. WISH small Family Residence In the city or
E within the snburbsfor which good price viii be paid
Apply 70 NJ. X. BOHANNAN,
sept 2S-its Agent and Collector
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-05

HON. JOHN +. DILLON, Presiding.
The following are the assignment Of case
for the present term:
TUESDAY, June 5th, 1860.
1879. H Haupt vs.. Geo. Beatty.
1927. TO. Mershom W Ii. Leonard.
1852. j. n. Warell VS.. II, Leonard.
1922. b. Lowenthal vs. a. Wentz.
1878. W. :. Wart We. w. +. Groathouse.
1854. T. Whistler VS.. Ellen Foster.
4l4s. Cannon French vs.. VIM. E. Small
etal.
420I. Geo. Q. Archer VS.. J. 7. Mason.
WEDNESDAY, June 9Th.
3549. II. s. Is. Tripvs Hans Schmidt.
34s3. Marx Schu uitz CO., vs.. l.. Schricker.
356i. J.. Schrcker vs. Geo. II Parker.
4ol2. John b. Potter vs.. Nichols, Looms 4
Co.
4o4o. Nancy I. Spearing VS.. Parker spearins
etal.
4o41. d. X. Crippen vs. Parker 4 spearing, ,et al
4oal. Wm l.. Foofe VS.. Parker d Spearng, ,et al
THURSDAY, June 7th.
3505. Wn. Graydon d Co., VS.. Isaac Oben-
d9fer.
$685.. b. b. Woodward VS.. Nicholas Horst.
1892. James A. Roberts vs.. l.. 7. Hill l. Co.
1916. i'avid Bailey VS.. Geo. Trumley, ct al.
1888. Hans kahl VS.. A. ID. lie Claire.
FRIDAY, June Sth.
798. VIM. Thompson VS.. s McIntire.
li5s. Burrows Prettyman vs, Jas. Mackin-
tosh.
$3.50. Juo B. Parcell VS.. J. Coe
" 3l04. a. LOBBY ". II. Leonard.
376S. II. +. Mitchell vs b. Johnston, ct al.
1878. Ira Bidwell vs. A. II. Davenport, ct al.
1919. Ira 7. Smith VS.. A. S. Nugent, ct al.
SATURDAY, Jane 9th.
2730. Bancroft Beaver 4 Co., VS.. Jno. G. Ma
gill d Co.
3ls4. VIM. Mclean VS.. VIM. Hess, ct al.
1892. J. II. Birch & Co., vs., NJ. II. Hall, ct al.
1857. Wilhelmina Bomberg VS.. Geo. W.
Heath.
1886. James Ryan vs.. Pat Cook.
4222. Christian label vs.. Harvey eonard.
1896. John Thompson vs. Chas. Bennett.
MONDAY, June lth. d
250i. Vim. +. Ledyard VS.. VI. d VI. railroa
company.
1878. Davis, Watson 4 Co ,vs, Jno. Olds
s1os. Tho Trustees of Iowa College VS.. Il. B,
Hill.
APO. City Of Davenport vs.. 7. knsella.
4l9l. Charles Ohrt VS.. VI. Leonard.
4224. VI. Wulfv s. w. Osgood.
TUESDAY, June 10th.
$500 Jno, l.. Cobb VS.. James Mathews.
1921. l.. ). Allen VS.. Peoria Marine Insurance
3l25. L.. ;. Allen State Fire and Marine Ia
ssrance company.
3l26. L.. Alenvs Farmers L nion Insurance
Co.
3596. Comsteck d Co., vs. Robsr. Graham, ,et al.
$3.50. IL. Darlington ys. Tcrhun d Circuit, ct al.
376l. Cannon French VS.. Jno. B. Mathews.
1859. G. 5. Watkins, .,vs. jno. Mcguire, ct al.
3o66. ii. l.. Bulen VS.. JAS Renwick, ct al.
WEDNESDAY, June 10th
35os. q. Ii. sickies d Bro, VS.. Andrews 4
Shelley.
36O6. James W. Pennington vs. r. Penningto ton.
1916. A. lie Claire vs.. ii. Leonard.
4l36. Ei. Berwald vs.T. Bruening.
4lo5. John Arlen VS.. H. Leonard.
THURSDAY, June 2lst
42ln. ID. :. Warren VS. I. NJ Mills.
1892. Adm w ,and VS.. II. Leonard.
4402. Philip Weinhart vs.. H. Leonard.
FRIDAY, June 22d.
5l32. Eli Batler W. Jos. LanbArt ct al
3.3o. Robert Christie vs.. Jnn. Rollins, ct al.
Ass. II. Vessel vs. a. Hansen, ct al.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-05

aAvaNgoss4 4aitAeE.
OYTIcE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND News, (
Moniuy Eve, June 4, 1850. J

DAi-i "-fohi.
or.,.s n. T,gv.op.r ..n Svws
Moniay Eye June 4, 1850. !
Weather warm and pleasant.
Bat few transactions in produce to-day The
receipts very lgnt-a circumstance which will
be Of frequent occurrence from now TIL harvest.
All kinds Of grain in demand and meet ready
sale at saturdays quotations.
WooLRAIsrNG will be good business in thi.
country if It Is followed up in the proper way. We
are told by a man who has travelei considerable
through the country that there will be good
deal If wool rai,ed this Mr.. Shields, al
corner of Second larri son. is ready buy all that
ctmes in at the highest market price. Il i worth
from 20 to 35c y II, according TO fuaity.
We quote
Flour In fair demand at 50 boa s 75retail, ana
s. 2145 50 wholesale FOR City Spring Extra
Supefiae 81 so Rye flour Sfoo0i 51 Torn
meal 81 90 y cwt.
WHEAT Recoi;ts Is bu. spring good to choice
9f895c; No. do soc.
ogs-Receipts l76 bu shipments S.4 bo. we
qnoto at aa@32c for ear, and a3@3ic shclled.
oA1s-Receipts ~ bu. The demand i good
for home consumption we quote AZ Z'@SOc ior
good to ohoice.
BAFLEY-I nchanged and hrm at 4o9 QUO iof
good 10 choice.
kYE-Nothing doing.
PoTAToEs-in iair dema&d at zoe Tor finkeyes
and 3Oc for Neshannochs. Retail dealers are
cling at a. @iJc.
WooL-We quote at 2o@35e. Shipments
i22O lbs.
SEEDS We have no changes to note The sea-
son IS over for this article We quote Hungarian
at 25931s; Clover 30 OU@o 3o; timothy % oo9
30.
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