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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

1850. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
EILETT Dc WEISIGER,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and straw Goods,
No 16z hats Street, opposite Exchange Beak,
RICHMOND. VA.
UIAyiNG extensive preparations now Offering 70
the If Virginia, North Carolina and ennes,
sce nj prices but sale TIE iar0ess ana
ete stock If Sprsg dsd Sa,ase Goods ever got
up this Market sheA for qualify variety ahs Negdnce
exsled Al they ask Ii look before puschnshs
elsewhere. ORDERS strcil, and prompt! nfiendedte
Mr. j. L. HprcHssos. formerly Of unlon Monroe county,
Va interested aud III devote 10 his vhiua-
Ic services ELLEIT hEisi"ES.
feb u dimaFJ9'6 81.
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- MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIzE
$4,000! O.
Grand Consolidated Lo terry Of Delaware
CLASS 10
To be drawn in Wilmington Del. saturday March u, 1850
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LO ~ ID . ~
5Ofthorn Assurance com ~,

70. FinE A.D LIFE Assn nANCES,
IA ~ Hope ard Observation-Disclosures IN 1884
....-''.'.'.'.' Snsp,N" W
"a Raid Capital aud surplus, 2isall w
ls A&uun Lescanu, Jan ~, $685., t33,IN ~
z3uis Gonpan, n>ures sns' loss or damage by Fire, al
doscrian of Property The rates OF premium
edesae and the conditions Of Insurance are framed with
: ~ 6featral lloeraluy.
Ne rufcie this Company only guaranteed by
1as Capital but also by the unlimited personal responsibility
n <3euFiy 100 siar holders
Loases promptly adjusted and paid without reference To
Hnjon special an provided In Philadelphia for payment
3 - Losses In this Country. -
ss75s17s w W. WILLIAMSON
an 2sdts Agent In Lynchburg, Va.
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CAUTION.

OA 7 1OIN.
Persons living distance should be extremely cautious 81
whom they Lottery Tickets Certificates oi Packages q"
TckrtA The country Il houdrI with bogus and s~n'ng
Lotteries Every nucrment Ia held or Ia get Irrons 10 IN
money In them. Capital prizesoi from f2oo toUo
head schemeAwih Tickets MT One Dolnr Aloo,"o
Capital Prizes offered Tickets ~ All such In every IN
stance aud II money sent Ia them Tor Tickets,
Ia much without The shadow oi elan'" al
getting u prize Beware of all Iocrc, where the Capital
Prize IL unusually large In comparison To tho price ri Tickets
In every instance large Prizes offered for small
OF Tickets, put u down Tor n certain fraud
~ All orders addressed TO FRANCS, BRoApnrNrs CO.,
Wilmington, Dcl will meet with prompt attention. mud the
printed official drawings sent as soon rs over
FRANCE, BRoADBENrs h co,
fed q. dtdofl Wilmington, pet.
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II ARR Az It's
EFFERVESCENT SELLER 'APERIENT

II a IL II a n Il
EFFERVESCENT SELLER 'APERIENT.
u e nSa s in
spring, in Germany, in most confident and portable form
IF the Medical Profession and Di.eng Public as tho asT
EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SAIL erie
Mineral spring walters scilz p sdrs and other iiar ar
elcs both from its coupaernsss great cfhene may he
Biaious and ftGriis Disease i. cs nsadnt hoss@
Appetne, indigestion, a az si"iit o0~'
SPRING 4 HSD S'S SUH tfiaff: EAsoNs.
1t is particularly adapted ulwans raseers by sea
and Land Residents In hot Cnaie Gains of vssns
Habits lnyalids and Cony acsJts; Can t " esseis ana
Planters will ind valuable adtion r aleaie,ne ,he
With those who have used it, has gu 'a''f anu Is deen'
ma Torpid STATE Of the Lip -itnder' great service in
restoring healthy action s,h ,,
laying sa ali n mia ss's in many
ually curing those afflicted h5,,;. ,,,,
1t: s~sss.. + sT.s' T
Acdhy Of tonaea spe ese', anS seAms1 50
success under its healtLfal t'ee e;o.
,sct n. tb Jis se,aa on the bowels neuralizing all
Irritating secreons and fpy removing all infammatoy
In T,I il i;,roy,o1i dHcdses rhere gentle Aperient
II is IN ihs f,rm " carefully put up in bottles to
kees in any clmaI. aFre! requires waltr poured upun
nIn in ,l ny never nlerferes with the avoeations
f the l,y ntin0 ihe =! sttn, Restoring the digestive
md c,osn, aS Hy Of mind and flow Of spirits which
sxe 1si In very fiehi IL also enables nyaid 10 en-
Low mani In xuri nnil'uniy from which he otherwise
he iebnrrd and "hicLle is so irksome and distress
"S .,,. 10. lals from professional and other rpn,
men Of th hie3 iandng throughout the country, and It's
.inilv popularity for Seres of years, strongly
naran, ii and valuable character and rccoinmeIld
:, saa ara Lets. rs Gee Of an intelligent public
~ ue aaoi''Td, Wholesale and Retail by
i''i-''' YHN a. TAREANT ~ Co, DRuGGisrs
r. 2IS Greenwich st. cor of Warren n T.
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Co-PartnerShip.
NOTICE.

w T. are the sole Nrcnts tor WILkE $ CELEBRATED
w IRISH POTATOES, grown the Peaks of otter
They can always he found ni SMITH Il ADAMS,
iaa2l-t lli Main Street
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Paialing, Glazing and Paper Hanging

NEW CONCEIItN.
~ HAVE this ia, With in The above business
Mr. JoaS \. loEp. The nrm will be that Of WooDSoN
fORD. JOHN I. WooDsON.
are prepared undertake workn lno either In
cfs or e.,nultY. work cheaper, or
better iIaerials than body else
III HE trade promise ID duty patrons and
nAfsciyss. Il please NIL possible Our
HhpsAs iia aed!aiei, a, nj Of Tue Masonic Hall
60 NooiDsoS "a toKp,
~ 81 ttouss and sign Painters, o!aliers,
feb s-dlm faper hangers, &c,
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4 IA HHDs. CUBA sUGAR-pnr choice
! ~ Suv Bbis Redne1 sugar-ai grades;
81 bbA sweet I'ier;
b0y Sacks Fine aud Coarse silt;
300 BbtA No. | and Aiacaefc;
100 lbs Apple Brandy
~ Casks Madeira Wine
4oJ Bss, Layayla and Rs GoJe-;
1by Bu,- NVTt.sna etrur:
b. iAu.. Nea Jitsls 4auasses;
Z 81 - lfcrces Goldfish;
" Casks Fine French Brandy;
40 Doc. Backes Tubs BraomS &C.;
Boz Bba Fine Rye Whiskey;
For sale by JONES 4 Co,
dec l5-tds Richmond.
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RTcHro1n IDvHRTIsENEHTs.

s6ombrero Guano.
nnA TONS soABgERo 0UAEO, landing ffom echcon-
ZUO or "waF Eagle. direct from sombfero Island; fW
.ae h, EDMOND DAVENPORT CO.,
~ "a. = Richmond Va.
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GAVE THE PIECEs.-Prerared Giuc for including iurni
~ tue toys crocker. &c This article la neatly put up
teb 1915 JNo H. sEAY DRUGGIST
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SCHEME.

hTHUuHtfHK
Tickets 40 Halves 40 Quarters a. Eighths t2.jo
Certificate OF Package Of "a Whofs- costs wy ~.
do. t6 Hhlses,.t.t
do. 20 Quarern,,
do. do. 20 Eigiibs, ,.,....t.tt,t.. ~ ~
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Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
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F r S T PR E MUM HATS!
FIRST PREMIUM HATS!!
WITH The issuing In of year The subscriber again re-
w specially asks particuar
ct SIX, Cashmere Felt aud Wool Hats, and Black Cloth, ~
Ledger and Navy Caps, almost quality sylr kI8
10 which additions being made daily and which he -
oncis nj EEDlCEB RATES.
Thai his SILK aud Cashmere Hats of Northern manu-
aciure. but are manufactured by his hands,
Hats received the FIRST PREMIUM at the recent Agrcultu
raj and Mechanical Fairs facts that SHOULD
known.
large supply Of Seryan Hats and Caps jus, to hand to
which the attention of Planters and are
sE silk and Cashmere Hats made 10 order.
GEORGE NJ NELLY, Agent.
jan Ats No. 152 Main Street, l.ynchhur0. Va.
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CLOVER HILL &C

CLOVER HILL GOAL.
AM Just Ia reccip oi another lot 81 GLOW E hill GOAL
from Chesterfield Pits This j. thee Coal and can
Wh confidence recommend II 10 who want good
article.
~ ANTHRACITE COAL also on baud and tot sale by
l; ~ io.dss n. KABLER.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.


aaes, prizes ainountlne 10 ...,......... t5t0,000
Whole Tickets 40 Halves u, Quarters f2'0
Persons need only remit The risk Package,
for which We will send Certificate as follows:
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Wholr costs fp6
DO do. 10 Halves, .t..,s..'.,' =,
Do do. 10 Quarters, ..s.#.s.,... "a
DO do. 10 tllhihs, " tss....s.,.. IL
kV- Przen paid Immediately ni,cr the drawing.
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| CI.ANS II, :. = :,
To be drawn In wilmington Dcl saturday. March aist sea
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE
Prizes payable In full, without deduction.
~
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Wanted

{ MiCINE PLAsTEK.-For sale lowby
~ feb l7-ts JAMES BoyD A. IN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-29

the imposture. We notice however engle
to make 10000 feet Of gas By the water gas
process, viz: 800 lbs or 80 rounds to the
thousand feet. II this statement be Q correct
one, it would rsquir, for the snnua. cousump-
tion Of gas in London amounting to some
1000, 200, COO feet $50 900, 900 lbs Of rosin and
for the rest Of the world at low estimate OF
200 o00, 900 lbs annually What must be the
effect OF this vast consumption upon very un>
certain and variable product can be readily
supposel. Oae years consumption would
hardly leave enough of the article to rosin the
hddlebows Of our jubiant communities, dane
ing BY the light OF cheap gas The whole mat
ter As.hoxeyer. been fully discussed in .cien.
thc works and gas journals, and We have the
positive authority Of DR.. IRE. and other enin-
ent men TO sustain the position that rosn or
any other similar compound never com
pete with coal in the production Of ilIumina-
ting gas. Here We may safely let tie question
rect
In regard to the personal illusions contained
in the Gazsne Of yesterday, have no answer
to make that would not be foreign to the sub
ject, witho.t making any pretenio ions to super
ior knowledge in chemical science. l have
enieayored in a common sense view OF the case,
to direct the attention Of this community to q
gross iupostnre parsded from week to week
in the columns OF the Gazette Having 80 far
succeeded in my object am personally con
tent NJ -.
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The expense per scholar in the Pablic
Schools of the following cities are thus:

The Bosrd of Directors can give you the
assurance that your own Public Schools as re.
CARDS the high character Of the teachers, dissi.
pline, and progress of the scholars both in NOR
ale and learning. are not inferior to any public
schools 10 any Of the cities above named
Some of the members Of the present Board
have devoted portion of heir lives to public
instruction. and if their opinions, from long
observation is worth anything, you are very
fortunats in having public schools Which are
not inferior TO any in the western Sistes.
We nave no idea that yen intend to refuse
TO vote the necessary taxes to keep up the pub.
lie schools. The reductions which We propose
do not commend themselves to our judgement,
but We have ma them in Difference to the
great public burdens in other subjects of taxa.
ton. which you are called upon to endure.
We ehould do injustice to you and your
teachersi ii We did not call your attention "a
. radical change in the mole Of collecting
your school revenue. Usually, when the
schools begin in September, there is not . dol
lar in the Treasury. Your fuel, repairs. con-
tingsnt expensss, teachers salaries are all mad,
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l. A II f N f. w S
Excitement in Louisville.

LotIsviiIE, Feb 81
Sunday last man calling himsef .Iobn
Haskell, OF MISUNDERSTANDING. cav he ia an
Engiishman and sai'or-reeently from New
Orleans, forty-two years old was arrested fer
infamous practices on three boys HE @xami
nation to day was postponed on account Of the
illness of one OF the witnesses Thi. forenoon
a crowd gathered aboat the Court II ouse in
creasing til. 2 o'clock. when the Mayor ords, ed
the steam fire engines to the spot To drive
away the crowd. That was temporarily sue
csss.ui but towards dark the crowd swelled to
several thousand An attack on the Jail and
hanging of the prisoner was apprehended.
The military we're ordered to hold them
selves in readiness Two cannons were placed
inside the Jail The police we're msrshaed,
who kept the square in front Of the Jail clear,
arr-sting several intoxicated and turbulent
persons At 5 r. N. Judge Bullock addressed
the crowd from the city court, saving the pa
rents Of the victims desired no riotous proceed
ings, but were willing the prisoner should be
dealt with according to law. and counseling
moderation. Although great indignation ex-
listed against the prisoner. the fears of an at
tack on the jill tonight are suhsiding
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If these plans are carried out the amount Of
expenses for the coming year will be reduced
the sum of S629,oS.
OF the sum We pay to carry on the schools
We may expect to receive from the State
School Fund the sum OF from 5000 to $1,000.
leaving to be raised by taxation a sum Of frorE
1000 to $4,000.
The total expenses per scholar for scholastic
year Of 800, consisting of ten months will
be $500. II the same number Of scholars shall
attend the coming year. the expense for 1861
81 will be $S,24 per scholar, of which you
will hsve to be taxed directly one-third
II you were to abandon the public schools
and your children were taught in private
schools, the total expense would not be lssa
than twenty dollars for each pupil. and your
general tax which constitutes at least seven
twelveths Of ell your school tax, would still
have to be paid. Thus by voting . tax Of
from $4,000 to IS 900, You secure to those who
are tax payers and to those who are not, the
benefit OF schools for all children between FIVE
and twenty one years of age. and discharge
the duty required OF you::by the constitution. to
support public school at least six months in
the year.
The expense per scholar in the Poblic
Schools of the following cities are thus:
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For the Democrat and News.

WATER GAs.-MEssRs. Ep1roRs.-
Having succeeded through the aid Of your in
dependent paper, in Illuminating the water
gas Of Prof. Sanders, SO far as to bring to light
the fact that charcoal, rosin and other h !, a o
carbonaceous substances are used in lis ,oanu
factnrs. We may safely leave to the common
sense estimation of your readers, how far it is
entitled to the boastful appsllation i. has re-
ceived time and again through the columns OF
the Gazette s. one of the wonderful discoy er. es
OF the age.
We have been told that "a rose BY any
other name would still smell as sweet" but
are not Informed that any process Of nomen-
clature would make it smell sweeter. This
seems not to be the ease in reference TO gas
composed of charcoal and rosin this we'll
known compound when once it is caught in the
magic retort of Prof Sanders issuing forth un.
der the name of water.gas, becomes not only
sweeter to the smell, but more luminous and
vastly cheaper.
Some Of US have perhaps heard Of the hungry
traveller who undertook to make soup out
of pebbles. and after bringing the substantial
contents of his kettle to the boiling point. on
tasting tho same pronounced to the admiring
spectators that it was excellent soup, bot at
the same time made . modest suggestion thai
it might possibly be improved by the addition
Of small joint Of meat. few vegetables, and
. sprinkling of sal. and pepper. the above srti
cles being supplied. to the great wonder of all,
the experiment was pronounced e,ninently sue
cessful. and the resnlt announced that pebbles
made excellent soup. So in the parallel case
before us ''uater will burn," but just add a
little charcoal and small amount of rosin, OF
. little cheap coal oil. and the result will be
splendid "eater gas
The article quoted from Forney's Press. il
but rehash Of the absurdities that have 90 far
characterized Ill the newspaper advocacy ol
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Mail Arrangements. A

Times of opening and c'nsing rnailsin the Daven-
port Post Office:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at..s 4 and Pm closes
at $50 A n and Pm.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at s P NJ; closes $50 An.
SOUTHERN MAIL, from ST Louis and Southern
Missouri arrives at 8 Pm; closes 3:30:A
WEsrEEN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives 1t
GrM; closes at Pm
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives N; closes at PE.
DUDvQUE WAY MAIL. arrives at P N Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes ~ P y Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP RIVER MAIL TO Lyons, arrives at 9 PM; closes
at rM, daily, exbept sundays.
Blue GgAss NAIL, arrives at N. closes At u n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITY NAIL, arrives and closes at IL N Tuesday
and Fridays.
ANAxosA MAIL, arrives and closes at IL N, on
Thursdays.
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 AN
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PARTNERSHIP, Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ROE
y EKT SICkELS. of the City 0, Davenport.
County Of Scott and State of Iowa, and Grore.
II Slckels, Of Albion, in the County of Orleans
s4ad State OF New ork have formed u limited
l..t ersbp pursuant To Chapter 9 OF the Acts
Il TIE Seventh General Assembly of the stat. OF
Iowa entitled An Act for the formation Of lt,ls
"a partnerships" for the buvn. ard selling
ii4riware, Iron. Nails. Cutlery, Agricultural Inn
inebts. Seeds and such other articles a are usu-
nll. dealt in by wholesale and retail dealers in
Ia lwarc, Iron, Cutlery, &c. a., which said bu-
siI.ss 10 be conducted in the -nid City of av-
eul 5rt. That all the parties Interested tho
~HHt Robert SIekel.. whn j. IL. general Partner,
ard George III < eke.s. Nlo i the special partner
ai.l that the said George II. Sicte- has eontfibu-
ted he sum OF eight Thousand dollars capital
towards the Common Stock that said partner
.hi is 10 commence on tac l.: DAY II February.
y u. 1850. and i to terminate the lst day o:
February, A. ID. laha; business to be conducted
in lie name Of Robert Siekels
Dated Davenport, February ist a. b. i-ao.
ROBERT SfGkELS
g.. H. SICkELs
Let the terms oi TIE i'm ted lar; ner,hiI be-
tfscan Robert Sichels ani George II Sckels 10
published in the "DaiIy Dem &C IA aud New = ana
ln tie "bavenpnrt Daily Gazette which tat,ers
published in Davenport, scott county. iowa.
for SIX weeks
IRA VI. CLIFFORD
Clerk II the District Court Of Scott 60 Iowa
ttb 26S
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Chicago Market.

Tuesday Evening, Feb. 2S.
FLoER-Quiet but firm. Choice Spring Extra
- s5; fair do $475; Rock River Super 81 2:
White Winter S. 87X.
WHfArIn good inquiry. Nc. White Win
ter 81 IS on track; No. Spring 81 90 in store.
CoRN-Market active and advanced lGlIc.
Sales Of $4,000 bu at 45c.
BARLEY-In good shipping demand, and advan-
eed 2,G3c. No. in store 65c do on track &c.
DRESSED HOGs-Market quiet at Sc 250lS SO.
GRASS SEEDs-Prme Timothy 81 50; common
81 60. Clover seed dull. Hungarian seed dull
and declined to 75c.
nIDEs-Markct firm and steady at ss<6d7c for
green country; do salted 7H@7Xc; kip sc calf
&c; dry salted l2l1@l311c; dry flint lac.
EGGs--Dull at l2al3 per do1 for fresh.
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COM nj ERCIAL
Davenport Market..Daiiy Report.
OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NRws, I
Tuesday Evening, Feb. %. 1850.

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NRws,i
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 2s, 1850. I
The week ending this evening has been rather
dull for tho grain trade, the weather for half of
the time being very dsagreabe and the roads in
bid condition the receipts consequently fell far
short Of the average figures.
There was considerable excitement, in the wheat
market at the close of the week. and under a strong
competition an advance Of 5@15c was effected over
the figures Of last Tuesday. Tho demand is
stronger, there being new buyer in the field aud
the light receipts caused an overriding among
buyers which kept the market irregular. To-day
there was but small amount Of wheat in the
market ard a still further advance over yes
few ioads.
There is nothing new in the Corn market-buy-
ers are not ever-anxious for large quantities and
the market closed rather weak at 23G29c.
The market fer Oats closed steady and unchan-
ged, with a moderate homo demand at 3od3 &c for
good TO choice No l. Barley has been very irreg-
ular and the receipts unusually light good
demand still exiss for mailing, out the shipping
demand i rather quiet.
The trade in dressed Hogs h's been but small
ard quotations nominal. Hay dull and in limited
demand at So 0o@4 co.
There has been no change in money matters
Exchange remains firm ard steady at the follow
ing figures
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-29

Below We give .hc receipts, shipments and quo
tatons TOR the week:
FLouK-.hpments 100 bbls Market very qui-
ct with but moderate demand for home use. We
quote choice Spring Extra selling at 8 o0Q5 u
retail, and 81 1909 90 wholesale. Rye and Buck
wheat flour quiet and unchanged 81 90.
WHEAr-kecsipts 35l5 bu ; hImcnts 80 bu
We quote the market irregular and excited. To-
day 81 - was paid for some lots and soG99c for a
part. A few loads were taken at CSC, which is
about all buyer. really willing to pay, but the
among Spectators.
CoRS-Roceipts 1880 bu; shipments $50 bu
The market has beon steady ard unchanged, co.-
ing quie. and weak Mt 2s@3oc.
OATs-Rcceipts 625 bu. A moderate home de-
IN and exists for choice article at 3OM32c
BARLEY Receipts 49, bu shipments 45o bu.
We quote in good demand for mailing at 52@ 54c
fer good article.
DRESSED HoGs-The trade is worry small and
confined to retailing at IS 25@5 so for heavy and
3. 1905 00for light.
HAY-ln small demand and market dull at 50 50
taS4 50 for good Prairie. Timothy very scarce
at Sc 5o@7 o..
HIDEs-Market steady and unchanged. We
quote green at Sc green salted 6,Q6I5 dry salt
cd 'O13@l2c dry flint l2@l2Lc.
BrTTER-Market steady at SC for good roll
EGGs-ln good supply at l0c par don for fresh,
at retail.
SEEDS Market.-.rather quiet. We quote good
Timothy at 81 90, and Hungarian at SOC.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-29
j. J. SEvEssANCE,

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAS.
- GooDRICH, would invite your attention to his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work and prices. at his Rooms, next door
70 ShepL erd's Ambrotype Gallery, No. u Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
n. Il. Teeth extracted all hours Of tho day
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-29

EF The Excelsior Society met at
the Burtis House last evening to adopt their
Constitution aud transact such other business
as might come before them. The meeting was
large and very enthusiastic
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-29

The Speaker declared Mr.. Ford elected
Previous TO the announcement % the result,
several votes were changed 10 Mr Ford The
last contest was close aud exciting
Alr. Blake announced the death Of Hon. Cy.
rus Slihck, Of the 18th District Of Ohio. II.
pronounced an appropriate euloey
Messrs Curtis and sherman also paid a trih
ute of respect.
The customary resolutions were adopted and
the House adjourned
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-29
GRISWOLD COLLEGE.
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!I>HE SPRING TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
4 will commence Monday, March 9TH, and
coniiune eleven weeks
Tuition. 80 90 for the ordinary English branch
e and the rnlimentS Of Latin. and - 90 for the
higher English and Classical siudies-,o bc ta,d
IN advance.
FEMERSON JUDD. .MA
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