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PHILLIPS AVENUE YARD

20 Isaac Abrahams, Iowa, S9@9,50 p no
lbs.
88 John SanlerSon, Iowa, 5000.
95 McQuai & Carr. Ohio, $9,G0@10,5o.
26 b Gray, Ohio, 1850
AZ J. Fel'hamer Ohio. 8@9,5o.
23 Goats & Trainer. Ohio, 8,5O@9,75.
no Mooney Il Smith, Ohio, 85n Il 1925.
II Thomas Strickland Ohio, 8@9,50
81 H. Chain, PENNSYLVANIA 4,5O@4 IS gross.
20 Jas. Anlt, Pennsvlvania, 4,5O@4,75 gross
30 j. Voters, Ohio. 9@9 SO.
10 j. Welkin, Ohio, 9@9,50
20 Ullman u CO., Berks county, 9@10.
"a J. Berry, PENNSYLVANIA, 8@8,50.
16 Franks (S Co, Ohio. 8@9.
80 Sits & Butcher Pennsylvania ,50@S so
80 G. Bernard. Iowa, $5 gross.
IL s. Knott, Pennsylvania, G@10.
20 5. Smith, Lancaster county, 9@16.
Is J. McLane, Lancaster county, 9@9,50.
II +. Ridebaugh, Ohio, 8@8,75.
BULLS HEAD
About GOO head arrived arrived and sold Mt
this yard, at from 8,50@10 q 100 lbs, accord
ing to quality.
wDRNTz's UNION DROVE YARD.
80 j. llamaker Il Go. Lancaster CO., s@10.
z Lancaster county. 8.
26 A. A. Sine, Cumberland county, 9@1O.
IL J. Keller, Lancaster county 8@9,75.
IA Kimble & Kirk, Lancaster CO., 8@l0.
% A. llackman, Lancaster county 8@10.
8 John Shelby, Ferks county SOLO.
l6 John Vesin, Lancaster county 9t610
13 S. =. Brencome, Lancaster CO.. 7,5O@ 10.
II e. Eri|man, Lancaster county. SOLO
10 G. ller-her, Lancaster county 8@95O.
l9 JAS. Stewart, Pennsylvania. 9,5O@lO.
Al W. Fuller, Philadelphia county, 8@0
Extra Cattle were bnusht at this yard at
1850 p 100 lbs, by }. & G, Bnsler.
$500 Sheep arrived and sold at Phillips du-
ring the week, at from &c to 65sc y ib.
200 Cows arrived and Wern'z's at from $50
to $45 p head, as in quality. so sold at Phil.
lips, at the same price.
42o Hogs sold at Phillips, BY D. Miller, at
from to S,75 p 100 ibs Market dull.
The arrivals of fat Hogs at H. q. Imhof's
Union Drove Yard were 1882 head. Still fed
selling at from $50 to $40 and corn fed at from
to9 u 100 lbs t, according to quality.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
MARRIAGE GUIDHs--Being


s@Sss private instructor Tor married parsons
<~xZs% or those about to be married, both male
and female, in everything conc erning he physiol.
ogy and relations of our sexual system, and the
production or preventation Of offspring, including
all tho new discoveries never before given in the
English language, by WM. YOUNG. d. ID. This
is really valuable and interesting work. 1t is
written in plain language fo-. the general reader,
ard isillusiraled with numerous Engrayings. All
young married people, or those contemplating mar
rage, and having the last impeachment 10 mar.
red lite. should read this book Il dtscloses secfe
that evey one should be ace Iainied With; still il ls
a book that must be locked up. and not lie about
tine house 1t will be sent to any one on the re.
cept oi twenty hve rents in specie or postage
sta ps Address Or WI. YOUNG. No. 40,
srt.UCE .t.a,!ye an TIN ladcipi,la. IN.
Gy AFFLICTED AND u FuKfUN VIE :
N.nla tor wat ,ny bs y .uf disease Dotsre yoi
pace y'ui eI under the care 81 u " one Oi t,rc
IUAeKS native or TOR. iAr--wiI aJvcf.
I ss ~ ,n's VI hy o ptbsr, ~ 4 cJIy etsntf
~ Or. fJuds'sD ~ .s, uni rtii II ca eiui'y. IL
w l ba Tie teIhs 1t o'ving yod many dollar,
y IL nst t.Eait p'5I,yy,IfiM
.0f. Young cAI 81 c,.l,li.1l - NV o th3 iisea
81 des,iiLu ms pupi'c .u'is tt its I.d;si NJ,
b ~pdco street, av,,s FvufA. ffJ
April 10, lsc0-iy e.. e- rf sasgss
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
-tND-
IT'S REMEDY.
FuULToN,S
Vegetable Cough syrup.

~
Ful,on's cough syrup for C,rghs
Fntons cough syrup Tor Rleeding Of the Lungs;
Fultons cough syrup for q insey;
futons c"ngh syrup for Difficulty of Breathing;
Fnlton's cough syrup for Phthisic:
FultOn's cough syrnp for RronchitIs
t"lton's cough syrup fer Minister'S Sore Throat;
Fntm's cough syrup for Wea tness Of the Chest;
fu,on's cough syrup tor Inward Ulcers;
fulton's cough syrup tor Splitting Blood,
Fniton's cough syrup fr AsthnG
Futons cough Sy-np fT Iufiren. q;
Futon's cough syrup fT Croro;
futons cough syrup Tor Pain in the Breast;
FuItons cough syrup for Holrseneas;
Futn's cough syrup tor all Catsrraial affections;
Fut0n's cough syrup tuI infi ann Itlon bf lhngs;
tuo.'s cough syrup for lncipient Consumption
and Coughs originating from W tatever cause, and
itter of how long standing
So many are d ally su'ieri ig from the above dis.
eases--all symptoms VI Consnmpti n-whO will
never admit that there ary seed OF that fatal dis-
ease in their syetem; AMI the symptoms shsw them
selves in many cases, 81 gra la ily TINT the victim
Is as capable ever OF attending 10 the bnsiness
and tnjoying the pleasures of life lie heOds not
the slight Inconvenience OF oi coughs and cJlds,
till the diaease is 50 tar progressed that the synp.
toms OF Consumption become uumistakab.e. IL Is
with This view that would describe some of the
early tylnptoms hoping that, if ,hi: meets the eye
OF the early sutf,rer, he may give it his undivided
attention. Habtual costiveness, Lilbllity to take
colt liabi ual Blousness; Rushing Of Blood to the
head; Dizziness; Pain In the Shoulders; Pain under
The Shoulders and Shoulder biades; frequent cold
Feet, and Hacking Cough; the coughing up OF .
lightest Phlegm often rather tough and stringy;
Difficulty Of Brea hing, tor Shortness Of Breath;
Cold chills in the morning, with Fever afer Flush
and red chceks excite nent; Splitting up o, mat.
ter steeakel with Blood; Frequent Emaciation and
Debility; Flesh soft and Fla ,Dy, AMI rather Clam
my Flying pains In the chest, side and shoulders;
irequens fls Ut coughing on awakening IN the
nrning; frequent attacks of DiurrhGa pains IN
he Breast and PLihisic IN early lifesll OF these
are Sims of the approach nf that Consumption
which, If neglected when first felt, will probably
To inmate IN death 4a
We v,und then say 10 y u, reader, work nnl act,
ha, you ~ save much sut,rnis IN after liie, aud
perhaps escape On curly death.
Price Ole Dollar Per Bottle. e.asW
Prepared by
j. M. FULTON.
MasOsajc Hhati, Pittsburgh, I'm.
And so,d by jotIn Beull, Cadlz, and Isaac Lewis,
Short CIeeK. tntl.
tjec. %, l5J9-im. ,## au-a4
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to the cui tlVatlon ot small iruits, we now pre-
Fnr 10 iurrish in small or large quantities the
following valusble varieties:
StTa WbcrricS.
Over one hundred varieties embracing na,rIv nlI
the native and for ign kinds Of ANY repute The
u ost universally luIuor OF these is und ouhtedy
the
WILSON'S Albany sEED'ING
Nf which we have on hand the largest steck in ex
lstence. which offer NJ % cents per dozen.
Al 60 per lOt, $500 per 1000, and $4,000 per TO-
OOn.
1t ia nnnecessarv to say ANYTHING in praise Of
his fruit nnv at all coRv'rsant with raw
herrv culture fo- the Inst two Years. who has nc
qnainted himself with the discnesi MS of fruit
growers nSsoriaiiOns md the contents of the
Horticultural Press. is th-t for size produ
tiveress aud profit it stand nj the very head the
liz; Of Strs wherries Frnit of this remark able va
r,rtv from our grounds sold IN the Pu'shurgh mar
ket last senaor a. 81 90 per Qna't. npd n single
pnl lihsd with tic tiui' on, brought 81 w,i-
ter in tie Country Gentleman says; II sucreedes
we'll ~ n'u esi any soil. and TINT il has produced
9TH him at the rare at $50 bushels to the acre.
'nher varieties proportionatey law. ani gent
Inducements offered to those wanting 10 buy large
quantities.
Brin"kle's Orange 81 80 per dozen. $500 per inr;
Fast"lf Rivers Large Frnited Monthly. KnC ve't a
''innt, Red and Yellow Antwerp. ,ov per dozen;
500 per 100.
RLAcKRERssIEs.
New ROch lie. "r Lnwton, | O0per dozen, 90 per
40 md 40r0 per l00c.
dorchester ard Newn ans i'hornless 300 per
l0n. and 25.O0 per I,0cO Wholesale pursha sers
md de alers allowed a liberal discount.
FLANTS BY MAIL.
For |. 90 we will send to any Post Office in the
country. except Oregon ond California, post paid
and car. fully put uU in cotton AMI oiled silk so as
TO carry safely 10 Wilson's Albany Seeding straw
berries Plants; or the sane number nf plnnts 0'
any other variety in our catalogue offered at 81
cents per uOzen; those at SO cents per dozen hall
he number. For LOO we will send six New ko.
che lie Blackberry Plants.
Printed lnsci uctions for cultivation will accom- l..
panv plants
Catalo. ues sent on application, enclosing stump.
J. KIN *.
march IA 3m. Box 47S pitburgh Pa.
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PIla rln "a ceuiiSts and Chemists,

m ObU INUTIt n.
" For snle by John Bnal, Druggist and Book
seller. Cadiz Ohio, Duiiald and Ryder, Jefferson;
saunders Il son Iiopedale; las Cldy. Z iiik Jane.
ton; Hughes, New Athen.; A. Coulter, Patt,'ns-
vile; VIM. Maxwell, Hanover; f Grace New
Market; Isaac Lewis, Georgetown: N. Campbell,
MiIers Station; George Allen, Fnirvew; John
West & Co Nsw Rumey; w & Perry. 'sssville;
A. Jul. Sch5e yer, Mooreic'd; Deming " Crawford,
Mastersville; LatImer aud Custer, BowtrsSille; +;
John Snyder, PmlIi. .lpua Raj; t. Caldwell,
tranklIn K Pitts e. Son, Deersyille; Thomas
Green, FreAport.
November 2, l55Ely.
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On the 9th inst, bv John 6 Plovns,. Eil.,
Mr.. WILLIAM PALMER to Mrs CAraARINE ~.
BRnwN, ali OF Monroe township.
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no RonEsr MonpIs.
Mt. Vernon, April IL.

Mt. Vernon, April IL. 1895.
Dear Sir:--I give you the trouble Of this let
ter at the instance of Mr.. Dalby ofAlexandria, o
who 10 called to PhilOdelphiato attend to what
be conceives to be vexatious lawsuit respect
ing slave Of his, whom society Of Quakers in
that city, formed for such purposes have at
tempted to liberate. The merits Of the case
will no doubt appear on trial. From MIR. Dal,
by,s state Of the matter. 1t should seem, that
this Society 10 net only acting reppg1antly to
justice, 70 far as its conduct concerns strangers.
but IN mp opinion impoiitic with respect to the
State. the City in particular. without being a..
hse, except bs acts Of tyranny and oppression,
to aecempEsA fts own ends. He says the con-
duct ofthis sueisty IN not sanctioned by law
Had the case 5sen otherwise, whatever my o-
uinien or the law might have been, my respect
tos the policy ofths State would on this occs-
sion have appeared in my silence; because .
esinst the penalties Of promulgated laws one
NAV guard, but there Is no avoiding the snaFss
..findividuals, or private societies. Ifthe prac-
s;ssx of this Society, Of which Mr. Dalby speaks.
!. noe A;scountsnsncsd. none Of those whose
r,,s,ovsuss Ii Is to have slaves % attendants, will
visit ths eisy u they can possibly avoid IT. ~.
e.,,ssl bv 10 asssg they hazard their prorsrty,or
.hsy muss bs u the sspsnss tasd this viii not
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
ALLEGHENY CIrY, April 18th, 1860.

ALLEeHEsI CRY, April 18th. 1860.
There was slight improvement in the mar
ket since our last report, the offerings being
somewhat larger, and the prices about the same
ior all kinds Of stock. Prices on beevss ranged
from 2 to 4lkc ? b.
UNION DROVE YARDS.
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PHILAnELPHlA, April y, 1850.
The receipts of Beef Cattle were small this
week, only reaching about l.750 head. Prices
remain about the same as last quoted, but the
market is dull. The following are the particu-
lars Of the sales:
PHILLIPS AVENUE YARD.
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How to Secure tiie Return OF Let.
terS moi cnlIeN for.

Thousands of letters. misdrected or never
called for at the Post Office, annually find their
way to the Dead Letter Office at Washington
bourne from which very few misguided mis-
sives ever return. The law recently passed,
however, provides way for the return Of let
tcrs to their writers. 1t is lawful TO request
the Post Master at the office to which the let
ter j. directed, to return 1t unless called for
within thirty days, and when this request is
made, it becomes the duty Of the Post Master
to return it to the writor without expense to
him. This request can be printed on the fl ,p
Of the envelope, an excange says, as follows:
Post Master o.:
Please return to the undersigned unless call.
ed Tor within thirty days
(Signed) -.
The arrangement will commend itself to bu-
SineSS men ygho hava .ytandad cnrraSpon
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nEfDR III V aIL5 IN have tne best assortment
4 J VI Fine nni 4 v.iiloa iuDaccus, Cigars and
ia sv"' "iicrrd ~ 'ii.s market "a u and see
100 Kegs ot Ass,f,sd N iiis tor sale by
MMN S& II, McFAODEN.
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Suglr aul Molasses.

100 blrreis and hat barreis o prime MOlasses.
10 UuJ lbs sugar, 81 Wholesale an Retail, ut
reduced prices by b. u IL McFADDEN,
MIen Ik, 1850. -a e4& -
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The arrangement will commend itself to bu-
siness men who have an extended correspon
dence, and without doubt will be generally adop.
tad rtN.t
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4 var, letter, and fancy note papers. an extern
~ siys stock, st lower hgures than any place
Z lss, o. a ,u.-. bEALLS
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AGRICoLA.

HrWs see 1t stated almost every day, in
newspapers, in Helper and John Brown books
especially by the Republican party, that the
fathers Of the country opposed the principles Of
tho Fugitive Lave Law, and did not recognize
slaves as property, To show, how history
gives the lie TO such p,etensons, we insert be.
low letter from Gen. Washington on the sub
t.--- BTidospoyk Journal
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uyksAtkLBS. Spanl.h sole Leather for sale BY
lUUO q M ADDEN'S
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SMALL FRUITS,

HAVING for mnny years pnid special attention
to the cultivation Of small fruits, we are now pre-
Fnr 10 iurrish in small or large quantities the
iClIowing vslusble varieties:
S1r.k xV hnrusoS
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Philadelphia Cattle Ma rk ct.

500 sent east.
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Over one hundred va'ipti"s. embracing ne1rIy nlI
the native and ior ign knds Of any rapute The
u ost universally lHIular of these is und ouhtedly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-29
TO-DAY'S \ )VTS

T>RUSTEE's WHEREAS, on the 18th
i day Of January, A. D., 1858, Charles Glor
field; and Lena Glorfedt, his wife, executed unit
Jrho w. Thompson as Trustee. certain Dsed Of
Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land i,
Scott county. Iowa, described as follows, to-wit
The north half Of the north east quarter Of sect
thirty-two 32l, in Township eighty 1901, north Of
range four 4 east. Also the souta half Of the
south east ten l0l acres Of land Of the south
west quarter OF the north west quarter Of section
twenty 20l, in the same Township and rangc .
which said conveyance was made by the said
Charles Glorfeldt and Lena, ,Giorfedt. for the pur
pose of securing the payment Of thee certain
promssory notes and the interest thereon, signed
by said Charles Glorfeldt, ali dated the 18th day
Of January, A. D., 1858, and payable as follows
One for one hundred and forty -four 1921 90 dollars
payable the 18th day Of July, 1858. and ono for
one hundred and forty-four and p loo dollars
payable on the 18th day of January, 1859, and
one for clevon hundred and Gfty-threc dollars
payable on the 18th day of January, 1859.
And now, said last IN cntioRed note having become
due and payable, and the said charles Glor-
feldt having failed to pay the same, ], John
W. Thompson, Trustee as aforesaid, do here
BY give this public notice, that by virtue of
the power which is in me vested by said Deei
Of Trust! whl on Monday, the 30th ,layof April
A. ID. 1850, at the hour Of two o'clock YIN the
afternoon of said.day, At the Court House door, in
the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale
at public auction, the parcels Of land above des
cribed, or so much thereof shall be necessa.
ry to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note
with the interest thereon to the day OF sale, to
gether with oil the costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs of this notice and Trustee
fees.
Dated this 2sth day Of March A. ID. 1860.
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
mch29 Trustee.
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Mail Arrangements.

Times Of opening and C .osing msilsin the Daven-
port Post Office
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at = A N and Pm closes
at $50 and rN
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at 5 N; closes $50 AN.
soUTHLKN MAIL, from ST Louis and South ern
Missouri, arrives at Pm; closes s:3O:A
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
6PM; closes at Pm
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives A n; closes 1T 5 Pm
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives at p n Tuesda vs.,
Ihursdsys and Saturdays; closes at P y Sum
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP RIVER MAIL TO Lyons, arrives at 6 P n; closes
at srN, daily. exbept Sundays.
BLUE G1Ass MAIL, arrives at 2 n. closes At 12 Il
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AxITY NAIL, arrives and closes at IL n Tuesday
and Fridays.
AEANosA MAIL, arrives and closes at IL N, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from . to l0A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-29
ELEG K A PHO
XXXVIth C0ngress..First Session.
WAsuISsros March q,

&C
The House resumed the consideration Of I'll e
bill reported from the Committee on Juditc.ry
suppressing poygamy in the Territories Of i .
United States
Mr.. Branch proposed TO strike out all d.cla .
ing polygsmy criminal. and retain so much /
snnuls and declares void all the laws Of Utah
sanctioning and permitting polygamy
After further debate the motion to liable Ii !.
bill was nsgatived-l03 against las.
SEHArE The joint resolution making Mac
Georgia. port of entry, was passed
Mr.. King presented the memorial Of elite:
Of Genessee, New York, in favor of TIL passa -,e
Of the House Homestead bill.
Mr Dooittle presented petition in favpr o.
a uniform Bankrupt law
Mr. Seward. from the Committee on Foreign
Relations. reported bill for the relief Of II $
mer Smith.
The bill to incr ease and regulate the pay of
officers 10 the army was taken up, the question
being on Mr.. Fersendens substitute Mr. NJ.
lory opposed it. on the ground that i. did rot
do justice to the Lieutenan,s, who were tie
poorest paid officers in tina service,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-29
DAVENPORT IOWA. THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 20, 1860

FIFTH WARD MEErI> G.-The Demo
crstA Of the 5th ward met ct the Cleveland house
last evening On motion James O'Brian wAs
chosen Secretary On motion. . committee
Of three, consisting Of John Johns. r. Quinn
and Patrick Mcguire. was appointed to choose
Delegates, p Mcguire. John Johns, Geo. NJ.
Van Hosen. John Mullin and Jas. Ryan
On motion adjourned.
JAS. OBRIAN, Pres.
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|, ATE N f. w S.
The Border Warfare.
THE TEXAN RANGERS OUTWITTED

Nrw OaLEANs. March 81.
Advices from Brownsville to the 23d inst
furnish the following important intelligence
EOn:the 10th inst two companies OF Rangers
under command Of Capt Ford. and two con.
paDies OF United States Cavalry, under Capt
Steneman, crossed the Rio Granie into Mex.
co in search of Cortinas. who had returned TO
the frontier.
The troops approached the Mexican encamp
ment at night drove 10 the picke,s and took
80 prisoners-who claimed that they belonged
to large body OF Mexican National Guards,
also in search Of Cor,inas The next moran 9
large Mexican force appeared and claimed
the prisoners rs part ot their guard 1t was
afterwards ascertained that these forces had
been watching the mo. ernents of the Amer
cans, and that C)rtinas was with them and
had escaped at the first alarm. Our troops
remain eDcamped on the Mexican side. above
Brownsville. determined to capture Cortinas.
Major Heintzelman of the army had sent ,h -n
a reinforcement and two pieces Of artillery
Three thousand Church troops were soon
expected on the Rio Grande.
1t was reported that Gen. Garcia had invi ed
Americana into Mexico.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March -
The Committee on Territories in the Senat.
directed its chairman at the last meeting e.
prepare bills for Nevada Pixies Peak, Daco. Il
and Arizona in the ordinary form. to be So
mitted next Thursday. No cor d,ion in regar
to Slavery was proposed. but may be i.io
they are presented to',he Senate
The House Committee have this SUI o
stll under consideration and will proha
adopt the general boundaries for the new IL
ritories proposed by the Senate, excluding A.
IONA; they intend, however, 10 assert H.,
prlnciI lie in go me form that slavery be not nm
cannot exist in these territories unless .st,'
lished by law
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co Nj ME RCIAL
OAyEN PORT m Ga Ec.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DALI DRxOCRAT AND Nsws,,
Wednesday Eve., March q, 1860. !
The grain market was rather quiet and stead }
to-day with no great change in prices. The de-
mand for Wheat and Corn WAS moderate but no
excitement existed among buyers. Oats wore in
good demand and firm. Barley quiet with light
receipts.
We quote as follows:
FLoUR-Shipments 100 bbls. Market un-
changed and steady. Choice Spring Extra s. 80
wholesale and S. rs retail. Rye Flour quiet at
- 90.
WHEAT Receipts 1860 bu; Shipments $500
bu. Market firm and steady st s5c for choice and
90493 for common to good.
Corn Receipts $40 bu: Market quiet and
steady at 2SW30c.
OATS Receipts go bu. We quote firm at 81
W36c.
BARLEY--Receipts 240 bu. Market rather dull
with but little inquiry, and steady ut 6o@65c Tor
good TO choice
ONIoHs-Quiet and nominal at 40@4Oc.
PorAross- Receipts light but in good inquiry
at 2o@S5c for good to choice.
GRASS SEED--Market quiet with but little ia
quiry. We quote Timothy At 81 0O@225 for
prime and choice and 81 rs for inferior. Hunga-
rian seed dull at 75c.
HAy-In good supply and market quiet at 90
ga 90 for good Prairie.
BUTrER-Quiet and steady At l2HWl5c for
common to good.t
EGGs--In good demand at &c wholesale and
SA retail.
HIDEs-Market steady and unchanged. We
quote green at Sc green salted 6@6H; dry salt
ed iO1z@l2c; dry flint l2@l21zc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-29

TRUSTEE'S SALE,-On Thursday the 10th
j day of April, eighteen hundred and sixty
tlS6o, will be sold for cash to the highest bidder.
at tho Court House door, in the city Of Daven-
port, at 2 o'clock, the following described real
estate, in Rock Island county, State OF Illinois,
to-wit The west half Of the east half Of the
south east quarter and the west half Of the south
east quarter of section four a Township seven
teen (17), north Of range one, west Of tho fourth
p. NJ. By force and effect Of q Deed of Trust,
made to me by Gustaf A. Erickson and Christina,
his wife. duly recorded in Rock Island county
aforesaid, March 18th, 1851, volume E. Of Desds,
page 567, and dated the I7th Of the same month
The Trustee will only sell the title conveyed ia
him.
March 29th, 1850.
]. GRANT,
mch29-d.s Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-29
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Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A NOTE MADE
i by II. Garrett to VIM. c. Butteriicd for s5o
due April lst, 1867 and held by the undersigned
executor of the last Will and Testament ef Mrs. A.
A. J. Walker, deceased, has been lost mislaid,
and all persons are notified not to take, negotiate
or pay the same, and payment thereof has been
stopped JOHN l.. DAVIES,
mar2s-lw Executor.