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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-18
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The report of the committee OH the report OF the
'oard of Claims was taken up. 1t was moved to
e.insert in the rcport the claims of the Wilmington
nd Manchester and the Western n. G. Railroads
IT transporting troops.
Mr.. Clark of Craven. moved to amend by insert.
ing that all other Railroads Of the State be placed
on the same footing. After some debate, on motion
of Mr. fsrsbcc, the report was laid ever till tomor
tUW.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-18
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The HOUSE met at 9 o clock.
The journal was read and approved.
Mr.. Baxter from committee OF propositions and
grievances reported favorably upon the resolution
to prevent the collection of debts due alien enemies.
A message from the Senate was read asking the
concurrence Of the House to sundry bills.
Mr.. Foy from the committee on elections reported
no election on last ballot.
Several bills from the Senate were read the first
time.
The bill IN relation to the Warrenton Savings
Bank was laid on the table.
The bill to amend the second section Of 34th chap
ofReviSed Code; the resolution in relation to tho
publication OF the Census of 1910; the bill to au.
thorize David Lewis and others of Bladen to collect
arrearages Of taxes securities Of the late John S.
Willis, late sheriff; the resolution nstfucting the
Paymastcr General of this State to pay all the regi
llents and companies in this State or IN Virginia
from the time they were accepted until they were
transferred to the Confederate government &c. the
bill authorizing certain officers to Impress free ne
groes between the ages of IL and so into the service
as servants. and to pay them Sc per month; the
resolution concerning public printing and binding;
the resolution to encourage the manufacture of rifles
the bill to incorporate the Rich Fork Mining Compa.
ny the bill to incorporate the Independent Guard
of Wilmington, passed their several readings.
Both Houses having agreed TO go into the election
of c. S. Senators at II O'clock the House proceed.
ed to vote with the following result:
W. 7. Dortch ~; S. j. Person 33; T. L. Cling
man 25; w. W. Avery 25; David Outlaw 9; W.
A. Graham Is; z. B. Vance IL; A. S. Merrmon G;
Geo. Davis 9; scatterng9.
T. Recommendations for Justices of the Peace were
made for several counties
The resolution in favor of It. R. G. Duval; the
bill to authorize the Governor to accept volunteers
in cases Of instruction Or INVASION the bill to in
corporate the Fayetteville and Florence Railroad
Company dry charter-passed their several read
| ,ngs, except the latter-passed second reading
The bill to provide arms, &C., for companies at
achcd to the second regiment Of N. c. volunteers
lead and referred.
| The House took recess till past o'clock.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-18
NIGHT SESSION.

The Senate met at the appointed hour
The Speaker announced the question to be upon
Mr. Biedsoes amendment which was adopted
Mr.. Bedsoe moved to strike out personal in the
attn limo, and also the words excepting the value
OF slaves and land" in the 9TH line Adopted
Mr.. Waugh moved to strike out $500 and insert
Mr.. bure moved to strike out $500 and insert
$500, which was adopted.
MI Worth moved to strike out property" and
Mr. Stowe moved to strike out the 4th section
Wh'cn was lost, the yeas and nays being demanded
yeas ., rays 80.
Mr. Gather moved to amend the 10Th section nv
adding proviso thereto y
mr. Lane moved to amend tho amendment bv
striking out from the 9th line to the 18Th.
YIN motion the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-18
EVENING SESSION.

The revenue bill was again taken up and the
whole evening spent in the discussion Of the 18th
section.
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August 5, 1861,
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On motion of Mr.. Ramsay, the report was unani-
mously adopted
On motion Of Mr.. OUTLAW, the report was now re-
committed to the committee, with view to draw
ing up suitable resolutions generating the Senator
from albcensure for the action had in his recent
trip to the Northern States.
Mr. Barrnger, from the committee to whom was
referred the report of the committee in the case of
John W. Thomas, reported the following resolution,
to wit:
"The committee to whom was re.committed the
report on resolution of inquiry concerning John
W. Thomas, beg leave to submit the following reso-
luton:
Resoleed. Tint the Senate is unable to discover
any ground for imputng disloyal or censurable con-
duct to John W. Thomas. the Senator from David
son, in connection with his late trip to the enemys
country" ..... ~
And the resolution was unanimously adopted.
The hour appointed to hold the election for Sena-
tors, having arrived,
Mr.. Brown withdrew the name of VIM. Eaton, jr
The election resulted as follows viz: Hon. David
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

1PHEApscHE is the iavorite sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state the brain. and viewed Ina this light 10 may be
looked on safeguard intended 10 give neiice ofdis
case which might otherwise escape attention til toe
late be rcmeded: and its indications should never be
neglected. Headaches may be classified under tive
names, viz: Sympiomatic and ldiopathie. symptom
attic Headache is exceedingly common and Is The pre-
OF great variety 0fdscases, among which are
Apoplexy, Govt rheumatism and all febrlle diseases
In its nervous form il is sympathetic Of disease Of the
stomach constituting HEADACHE 81 hepatc disease
constituting BLIoUs ADAcHS, Of worms constipation
and other disorders OF the bowels well renal and
uterine affections Diseases Of the heart very IRE
quently attended with Headaches; Anrmie and pie
thoria also affections which frequently occasion
headache ldopaihic Headache i also very common,
being usually distinguished by the name Of SERvoCs
HEADACHE. sometimes coming suddenly in state OF
mental aud physical energies. and ia other instances
comes an slowly. heralded by depression OF spirits OF
acerbty OF temper. IN most instances the pain IL IN
the front OF the head. over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this class may
also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class OF Headache the
Cephalic Pills have been found sure and safe remedy
relieving the most acute pains m few minutes, and
its subtle power Graduating the diseases of which
Headache Is the uuerrng index.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07
Constipation or Costivcncss.

No one ofthc "nany ills flesh Is heir to- Is prev
alcnt, 80 little understood and much neglected a
CosVencss Omen originating In carelessness, or sed
entary habits b Is regarded slight disorder Of too
little consequence TO excite anxiety. while in reality
Is the precursor and companion Of many Of the mos
fatal aud dangerous diseases and unless early cradca
ted, IL will bring the sufferer To untimey grave
Among the lighter evils Of which c0Stivcncss y the
al attendant Headache. Collie. rheumatism, Fou
Rreath. Piles aud others of like nature. while Iona
train of frightful diseases such ~ Malignant FeNcrs
Absccssc- nyseniery. DiarrhUa Dt spepsa. ApoplcNy
Epilepsy. Paral, sis HA steria. Htpoehoudriasis Ncl
ancho, and Insanity first indie ate their presence In tn
system 10y this alarming symptom. Not unfrcquenil,
the disease, named originate In Constipation, but ;ak'
independent existence unless the cause = cradi
Gated IN early stage. From all these consideration
il follows that the disorder should receive immcdiat,
attention whenever 10 occurs. and person should
neglect 20 get box Of Cephalic Pills on the first ap
pcarance Of the complaint. their timely use will
pei the insdous approaches 81 disease and DESTROY
this dangerous Zoe 30 human life.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

TwENIy Millions or noLtARs SayEp.-Mr Spadng
has sold two millions Of bottles 81 his celebrated Pre-
pared Glue. aud IL l. estimated that each bottle
at least ten dollars worth IL broken furniture thus
making an aggregate Of twenty millions of dollars
claimed from total loss by THIS valuable Invention.
Having made his Glue household word. he now pro.
poses do the world still greater service by curing all
The aching heads with his Ccphaic Pills, and fthcy
Ike snow in July.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

u = Over excitement. and the mental care and anv-
icy incident close attention business tudy are
among the numerous causes Of Nervous Headache.
The disorered of mind and body Incident this
distressing complaint 'ial blow all energy and
ambition. Sufferers by this disorder ALWAYS obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using
ono OF the Cephale Pills whenever tht symptoms APP
pear 1t quiets the oyeraskcd BRAIN and sooihes the
strt med and Earring nerves and rcaVes the tension
the stomach which always accompanies and aggrayates
the disordcrcd condition ofthe brain.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

BRrpGET.-Missus wants you to send her box Of
Cephalic Glue, no, bottle Of Prepared Pills-bHt I'm
thinking that's just il naither, but perhaps ven
be alhor know ing what il Is We see she's nigh dead
and gone with the Sick Headache. and wants some
mere Of that same rclaivcd her before
DRUGGIsT.-iou must mean Spaidng's Cepkalic
Pills.
BHIDsET.-Och, sure now and you've said ", here's
the quariher and give the Pills and don't be all day
about il aither.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

The AxALekNkT1os oF LsxoraeEs.-ThePe IL
growing tendency In this age appropriate most
expressive wosds ofother language and amer while
10 incorporate them iaiO thus the word c.
phac. winch Is from the Greek signifying .for the
head Is gov becoming popularized in connection
with Mr.. spslding's great Headache remedy, but IL
will be used In more general way and the word
Cephai!c will become as common Elocirotype and
many Others whose distinction as foreign words Ia.
been worn away by common usa. until they seem
"native and TO the manor born"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07
A ReaI BIcSsing.

PuYn,tAN.-Wcll. Mrs Jones. how L. that hcadachcf
Mas JoNrs-Gone' Doctor, all gone, tie pill sent
cured me in Just twenty mnutes, and wish You would
send more 80 that can have them handy.
PHYsIcIAN-Nou can get them az any Druggists
Call for Cephallc Pills lnd they never fail. and
recommend them in all eases Of Headache.
MIS- JoNrs-i shalt send for box directly, aud shall
tell all my suffering friends. Tor they Real Bless
ing
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

u 7nip lou ever have the Sick Headachcg DO you
remember the throbbing temples. The fcvercd brow
the loathng aud disgust al The sight Of foodf How
tally unit Nou were for pleasure. conversation study
Ono Of the Ccphalic pitts would have relieved YOU
from all tho suffering which you then experienced For
this aud other purposes YOU should Away have box
Of them on hand 10 use as occasion requires.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

GREAT DIscoyERy.-Among the most important Of all
the great medical discoveries Of this age may be con-
sidcred the system Of vaccination for protection from
Small Pox. the Cephaiie Pill for relief OF Headache
and the use % Qunne for the prevention Of Fcver ell
Their Of which j. sure specific. whose benefits viii be
experienced by suffering humanity long after their
discoveries are forgotten.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

-ardIy Realized.

Iii 'ad n 'orrible 'endaehe this hanernoon. hand
stepped into the hand hi the
Can heaze me Of an 'eadachef'' docs IL hache
ard says e. Hcxceedingly.r says l, hand upon
that e gave a Cephalic PIN, haIs pom 'onor IL
cured quick that 'ardly realized ad 'ad han
'eadache.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07
THE LvPECTI.NE,

Has cured thousands 81 both sexes Of the most
dreadful fevers. Read and Reflect.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07
TRY IT, PROVE 1T, KNOW IT,

And make known IT. wonderful powers and virtues
ihatthose who suner OF threatened with suffering
may be ledto use simple innoXious pre- paraton fur
nlshed by the hei = 81 nature for mans blessing
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

FACT WORTH KSewING.-Spadng's Ccphalic Pills are
certain cure for SICK Headache, Bilious Headache.
Nervous Headache, Cosliysness aud General Debility
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-19
co Nj Nj E X CT AL
DAVENPORT nARKET.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DEnoCRAr AND NIWs,l
Monday I've, Feb. le, 1851. !
Our streets to-day had something Of their usa-
= appesrsnes, thsagh then il yet room fes great
improvements, which We hope will soon take
place. Receipts Of grain were very molsrsts and
prices frm. except ON corn, which declined cent
since our last report.
FLoua- Firm at sl.oo@4.1s. Shipments 900
bbls.
wHsAr-In demand at 7o07lc. Receipts ,4os
bu.
BARLsY-Stsady 1t ao@s5c for No. l. Receipts
$50 bu. Shipnsnts 7os bu.
Coax-lo lower. We quote ct l7e for ear and
lsc for shellsd. Receipts l,l34 bu. Shipmsuts
1890 bu.
OAfs.-l5c.
DssssED Hoes-Fsw On MARKET We qnots as
S5.50@57s.
HAY-Dull at $4.0o@sOo.
CoAL-From wagon Ice per bushsl Coal vsl
ley coal % in yard Henry county coal loe in the
yard.
wooD- Hickory $500 Oak $500 psr cord.
PoULraY-Livs Chickens $l35al.50 = dos.
Dressed s0ss = ,. Turkeys, ss@7ss dressed
do. s@loc IN.
BUTTEs--Plsnty at l2k0lSs.
LAxD4lo@tshe y h.
HAxs-Nsv Sugar Cured !ll@laks pr H.
Common 1901: 10 per lb.
PofAsoBs-lS@35c = bushsl.
TUsslrs. -1e0ses pr bu.
Cusns-Hsrhimsr %. ls017s per b.; wss-
tsss Reserve II ll51@ls3ls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-19

BUFFALO, Feb. IL.
Stosss y. 216 end 40 Masu ssres,, occupied
By Toovs 4 v hiss. loot ssd sAos dea lers. spd
Asthsws. druggist, vss de try. " fre lss,
night. Stock renewed With hut little damage
Ful.v incurred.
Tbs sscso1 Door wss occupied = lev of6.ss
libraries, etc., ssved
The third END f,urth ssosiss we're Oceupjed
bv Ssrsighs = Bsross - billiard ssio.o
Their l6es - sssi~sted q q ,OOO-ipaursd 70,
5000
be 6tth story 80 occupied By Prof. Hadlsy
chemist, % . Iahratsry.
Th- buildisg Wes hesvn % ToUassDd Hall
Block. sed Owned BY G. r. Beosn. q this. and
Nss. d. F. Warren q RilsshssA. N J The
butldieg go isssped IT. el0.GDO II sssssra
se0panies. Ceeal loo abses t92,O0O.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-19
CLARK, DopGs 4 Co.'S Psopos1r1oxs

CLARK, OODGB q Cos PROPORTIONS.
In snothss column will bs found letter from
Aldsrmsn Hsvilaod, (vho has been spssdiue
the viatss 10 the 8Ast) eoataiaisg PROPOSE
tion made BY Clark. Dodge ! Co.. relative 10
the past due sad sapsid city coapons nov In
their hsnds. After lsokisg il eves esrsfslly
~ fsil 70 - ssyshisg objeosissabls sbsas It.
while On the othsr hasd. II IL y hsli By the
city author:siss 70 b iG Gpsastissbls 70 astsGPs
70 raiss shs f1sds nov With which 70 ray c6
The unpaid coupons. it may b The very bsss
thisg thst cen bs done. II there IL suy ysssos.
sbls hope Of being ablsto rsiss the funds to
pay oG ths old seers vitheat sppssssiag the
tax payers tss nueA. Il vssld b veil . do 20,
ethsrsise let the ~ssssr b essslsd = Proposed
and get tAs ssas Of ~ dsy ~ fsso ~ ~pass
duss heeka Sssh stsp vosld aossd . pre-.
s.s relief - saz psysss. ssd night - bstssr
~ he city generally. Whist asssen vM ths
City Cssssil ssks upse this assserl Let -
80. The psepsalsiss = already is tAs hsa1s
q he Mayer. Is.
Ald. Hssilas1 dssssvss Ne tAsrts Of he
sitlnens - ~ sDssos = thels beha4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-19
SER
LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEw YoRk. Feb. II.

NV YoRK Feb. IL.
The steamship Africa. from Liverpool the
I'd, via Qasensto osn the 81. arrived st L. n
The Novs Scotian. Palestine and Glaegow. have
arrived ont News m<sgrs.
A conference st Msnch-ster. on Indian o.
ire. at'rscts attention. Various resolutions
we're adopted. Oo- calls on the Gov vsrnmeul
traders. planters and capitalists
Another meeting OF the shareholders OF the
Galway line Vas held. Nothing trsospired.
oasen Victoria opened Parliament 10 psss, .
| on The 6th.
Napoleon opened the French Legislator.
| on the 4,h.
1t is rumored that the bullion in the Bank
Of France, has incl eased.
The Bourss was hst 1t 67f Csc
n thing vas know N relative to 0aribaldi'l
reported departure from Csprss. The siege ol
Gaets continued suepepdet. The cause -
signed. vas issufhcient msans to carry it on.
1t 10 reported. via Rome. the Let. that firing
had RECOMMENDED With vigor on both sidsa
1t 10 esid that Francis IL. received . letter
from Napoleon. counsslliog the King to ceess
| resistance. The Kings reply is not known.
Out Of $50 elections known in SeosA Italy.
900 are in favor Of . moderate policy.
1t 10 reported that the Great Powers are
Os&eotIy SV4ueoSeo Wy 0OOWo6As ~ xboOb tue
concession Of Schleswie.
1t il thought by come. that Gsribsldi hsa
gone to DAlnatis. In letter 10 ~ Enelish
friend. he expressed an earnest wish to make q
journey 10 Englsad to thaak the people for
their norsl and material aid, but vas unable
to find time.
1t 10 ssid the Emperor Of Austria has decided
TO grant constitution to VeDetis. which will
leave the Government to the ItslisDs
The Spanish iOfsnt. Don Juan. has decided
to rslinquish his prstensions to the crown. 70.
serving only the svsntaalitiss Of being elected
By univ efssl suffrage
II is esssrtsd thst the Pope insists on the
execution Of the Paris Convention o. the cub
jset Of the occupation Of Syria
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of England
show 90 increase 6f bullion Of f96 900 sterling.
The money market 10 unchanged
LAsDs VIA QUsaosown-It 10 osid that
Prince Canganan hss gone TO Gasts, to nego-
tists for the surrender of the fortress
The Italian troops are rursuing the rsaetion.
lets. and hsd entered the Roman States
Sardinia demanded the restoration oi soldiers
made prisoners BY the Pspsl Zouaves, and
siezed the Bishop ,iahibe ~ hostage.
The Josyssl Dss Dsbates Gays thu Itslisn
Psrlismsns has proclaimed Emsnuel K,ng Of
Italv,
Lcxpos. Saturday evening. -Funds iro as
the lsst improvement
G.n Eneris vlll probably be Commander.
In Chief Of the forces in Cs0ada
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-19

-. Louis. Feb. II.
A Joint resolution iOtsodscsd i the senate
.rdsy P. ~. empo v-r,ng the @ vernon 70
esll ont the military N psesssss peace ct the
slseti.s O 81 Louis ios The de- esstss 70 the
STATE Coo ss0sioa to . srow. After % sxci-
ting debate il vss fsssed bv . vote of ls 70
4. TIE resolution vAs then ssnt 70 'hs House
and nation made - suspsod rules 70 rsss,vs
L. which vas lost.
Mayor Fiiley is understood % have taken
the a. ,ss slEsctoal msssosss u pssvsss rios'ag
10 any form. ss5 - sssl apprshsssioss sf ~
tnsbasess snise.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-19
Letter from Aldesmau Havtl .s1.-Cooss, i,
Dodge 4 Co.ss Proportions n sssive
70 the City Beads.


s@ ~A = Nss YoaK, Feb. II. 1881.
| Nnsss Eorrcss "A few vseks sin,s. after
| I sssivsJ 70 tLis section where l sm visiting
ny fri. Lds. l wrote 10 several OF the @smtssa
Of your City Council. ssk.pg shsm il Il would
pot BE- vs1tto iasssuct ne to visit C.ask. Dodge
/ C. ~iih . view Of making ssms srrsnse'
nent 10 regard 70 cur city boad isssrss'. ssd
rendering ny services 70 them II vss. hev
ever. BY them thought beet Not to % iasssseI
me-. have. therefore. this day conferred vish
Nsssrs G., ~ 4 Co. - On isdividual ns@bss
Of the City Couseil (vithout any instructions
- ths asttsr) ssd au hsppy 70 soy that
have received from them the following propo-
sitioos:
Proposed Sssslsm4ss Of Dsssspors CITY Gov
poNs
let. TIE City - fund all past due and IN
paid coupons. together With those falling due
previoos to July let. 1861. into bvnds bssriog
ssv~n per cent interest. payable annually. "a
Nsv Y.rk City principal rsdeemsbls q The
ssms place 10 i've years from date.
H. 10 lieu Of ten per cent. intsssst which
the b. nds nov besr. the bond holders TO re-
cOsvO pa pOS cent. t0tebeob oOuVeuy SOb psSloO
Of I've ysass frem che date Of the last meter
Ing coupon which may be founded % above.
thai amount 70 BE- paid promptly in essh -
Nee Yert. % The eosposs fell due (thrss pc,
cent. ssmi.snnuslly)
We ssssnt to the above proposaI add will
sndsavor to leave il BY the bondholdess OF %
macy Of them - posssbe. g4l
yf@ CLAxx, DoDes 4 Co.
February II. 1861
Aessrs. CLARK. Dodge 4 Co. evi"es . desire
10 do sssrythi.g thst she city Of Dass~povs msy
vesso~ab!y ssk. aud vorld have been willing
TO enter into this arrangement yesrs since.
n nov rsmsins to be seen whether the Coun.
ell vill take immediate st.ps 70 relieve the tax
payers. Any busin ess the City may desire me
10 uansast in this matter will gladly attssd
10 It s0tGAexs fee oy yswasd
respectfully yours.
c. AuoUsrus II HAvILAxD.
=. ST. send this 10 yvu for publication. that
it may thus reach al the msnbsrs Of the
Council Without delay. CA. 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-19
Aid for kansas.

AfCHisON Feb. Is
Mr. Hyatt departed yesser ay tor the East
having accomplished the object h- came for
which was to sscei tain the true condition oi
things, and hasten forward tie ssts bli- HIN N,
Of relief dero's in the interior, which 10 being
pushed forwsrd a. rapidly ss possible. uod~r
the energetic mshsgement Of Gen Po.nerOy.
Mr.. Hyatt goes East ,o urge forward The
movement in reference TO Legislative AID ana
advice in the relief measures generally. 4s
coon - practicable he will visit Europe for IT,
purpose VI rega,ning his health
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-19

TnE river 10 soppsssd - b clear Of Ice -
Hanribal Stssmbooeosa st St. Louie. are
szpsssisg the epsnisg u nsvisstiss - Ksokuk
ia . (sv dsys. We hope !" - steamer ~
our wharf by the Let u Aarch.-Assessiss
Journal.
We hope the Journals "hops" vill be real.
ity. The sight Of . steamboat up here. would
d us "hssp" sf good.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-19
new Ner.k aarkss.

NV YosE. February ls.
+ ELoCn-4arket s@lo cents better. Sslss Il
s5.ls@s.Se Sspss 0tsts; q. 30@5. 20 Estsa State ;
Ssl505.2o Super Western; @t10606.S - Csmmou
Extra do; y5.lS05.6S lnfssios = God Shipping
Brsnds sad Estrs kouaa Hosp Ohie.
kys FtoCs-Steady st $40 aA.30.
WaDAf- MARKET lc better, bat quiet in coass-
qasnes Of An edvaaos il fteights. Sl.24 in store
,Sr = choice Amber Wis; 81 3e@l - Winter Ned
western 81 .AO9l 50 White Western.
kEs-Market steady. 0s0sSe
tnAhIxY-firm st 77c anada and Western
OOsH-Aarket lc better. e7s Mixed Western in
stove.
Htsts.
$500 for prime.
BBEp-Unchanssd:
Cur 1BAs0-Dull.
LARD RD-Dull.
BuFrm-ln fair deaa>d It lo0lA. Oa;. "a
ole Ssase.
C!ssss-Steady, s@loks.
WUvagv-D7Ac.