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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08

"I will suEer death before will consent or ad.
wise my friends to consent to any concession or
compromise, which looks like buying the priv
ilege OF taking possession Of the Government 70
which We have constitutional right beoause
whateveG I might think OF the merit % the vari.
Gus propositions before Congress, should regard
any concession IN The face Of menace Is the des.
truetion on the Government itseif and consent
on all hsnds that our system shall be brought
down TO- level with the existing disorganl1ed
state Of aEalrs In Mexico But this thing viii
hereafter De, as e g now, In the hands Of the
people and 4 they desire 70 call Convention
70 remove any grievances complained Of. or 70
give new guarantees for the permaneuoe fvested
rights, it is not mine 20 oppose.n
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08

Form OF Petition for Republicans 70 slru.
70 ths Eai'Or Of ~ ?. zFibans.
sR; VIII Jou give this an insertion IN
your several editions, aud strengthen true
men in Philadelphia ASTsRA rIIT CITE = -
"THE UNION, THE CONSTITUTION. AND rHs
ENFORCEMENT OF THE Laws.
"1o ne Senate and House Of Representative,
I'VE, the undersigned, citizens of Pbiladel-
Pnia' without distinction Of party, do carr.
estly request you to stand firm for the Union
the constitution, az it Is, and the enforce
ment Of the laws"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08
'sn''' II : n0' n'n' Z f2BR1aAM 1SR1iiH LINCOLN
Inauguration irst; adjustment afterward"
SALMON P. CHASE


81 owe it 70 myself owe It 70 truth, owe Il to
the subjects, 10 state that no earthly power could
induce me to vote for q specific measure for the
Introduction oi Slavery where e had not before
existed, either south or north Of that line
Coming as do from q Slave State, it is my sol.
emn, deliberate, and Well-matured determination
that no poWer-no earthly poEer-shall compel
me to vote for the positive introduction Of Sla-
very either south or north Of tstline. Sir, while
you reproach. and Justly, too, our British ances-
tors for the Introduction Of this institution upon
the continent Of Ameriea, am, for one, unwill-
ing thai the posterity Of ths present Inhabitants
Of California snd New Mexico shall rsproach ne
for doing just what we reprOaeh Great Britain
for doing to Us II the citizens Of those Terrific
ries choose to establish Slavery, I am for admit-
ting them With such provisions In their Consti-
tutions; but then, It viii be their own work, and
not oursand their posterity will have 70 reprOaoh
them, and not US, for forming Constitutions al
lowing the lnsttation Of Slavery to exist among
thsm.n lHENRY CLAY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08

Miss Caroline Richings Indignantly eontra.
diets the story that at recent performances
in Richmond, she sang the Southern Mar
Seillaise, threw down the star-spanglsa ban,
psE and trampled upon il.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08

The Rochester Democrat is Informed that
a young gentleman in that city, recently
made several abortivs attempts to send the
New York Tribune to his mother, who re-
sides in one Of the Southern States. The
paper was, however, sent back every time by
the POstmasteF, who refused to deliver the
"inoendisry' sheet. Finally, the son tried a
new dodge He took a copy Of the New
York Herald, cut the heading of, and pasted
itoFer the head Of copy of the Tribune.
and sent the latter to the old lady, under
false. cOlOrs. A day or two since, he re-
ceiyed letter from home, saying that the
Tribune had come safely to hand-the POST
master having been deceived by the bogus
beading.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08

The Republicans are asked to Compro-
mise" The best definition of such COM
promise that we have seen, is
IAN exchange of the best part Of my
principles for the worst part of yours"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08
Parron RrounIor,. Plncl,.
In the last issue Of the Knoxville whis
Parson Brownlow says:

Parson BrownloW says:
We are informed that Mr.. .-, of the
Ninth Civil District Of Knox, has proposed to
Join q company at any time, to come 70 Knox
vile and hang the editor of this paper. We
propose next Monday as q suitable day, and
we invite our Union friends TO attend and
witness the execution We propose 70
make a speech under the gallows, and to re-
late cur political experience. There will be q
mass meeting of the party here on that day,
and the hanging Of that notorious Brown
low" win greatly add to the interest of the
occssionl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08
PLA1N ~ oREAmENTAI RRINTINa.

~ Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
scription done az the Printing Estnblishment Of tne
LRAnER tloo, on She latest ssdprovu and most rapid
tam Presses IN the bet syle, on short notioe tnd
it reaaunfhle rates. Particular attentien PAID %
olauk Wu.f Every description Of Finding done
apeoiaiiT nisnk Socks, L6dg6fa, JourpEll, saiel
8ookb. heoalVing Books, &e,, 6o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08
rsignodl fJoHSA. Dix. seo'y Of Treas.

The wires were not in working order last
night and We are deprived of our usual
amount Of news
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08

Coon GRAeIOUsi-Think Of such pun as
the following, with the thermometsr at zero:
WHAT RAREY DoHs TO HoRsrs.-Teachos
them 70 "heed anothsr'S Woe"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08
ahannfaftnrfrs.


DERNARD DEMMENG,
IL (Suecessor to H. KonizsloW,l
ARTISAN, MACHIHIsT AND PATENT MODEL
MAKER,
No. IA Superior street. Leader Building,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
BERNARD DEMMENG, having purchased thu
establishment Of H. KOniglloW, Is nov prepared 10
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, and
all kinds Of light Machinery, Part cuar attention
and facilities Tor setting up Models Of Patents.
REP PAIRIH
II your SKATES need fixing call on Dsmmsnr.
Il your SEWING MACHINE iz eut Of ordsr, hs
Hs rspairI all kinds OF SURGICAL Instrunsptv
Al kinds Of Metal and Musical InEtrunsutI Is-
Ify5u shoula get up q new Patent, Dsmmenq ts
the man to set up your Models, either "a WOOD
Brass, or Iron, "a the neatest manner
All kinds ef Belt Hanging done II prompt ffris
All kinds Of light Machinery PM n orier n ths
most eLpeditiou5 manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
small steam Engines repaired thorouQhly
kail Road 1uductor'H Punches MANUFACTURED n
the best manner.
Kan Road Conductors Punches repaired.
- u iact everything IN the SHAPE of repairing
Or manufacturing, done on contract
- Entrance % ahop-llf Superior street, up one
pair Of stairs. BFRNARD DENMIHG.
labf.RiZ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08

" AaA-AataAA ns-AAf - -@~A-
"To HENFHILI JoNEss-Teil Lieut.. Caldwell 70
arrest Capt. BrnshWoOd, assume command Of the
cutter GoClelland and obey orders I gave through
you. n Capt BrushWood, after arrest, under.
takes TO sinterfere with the command Of the cut
ter, Lett Caldwell viii consider him mutineer
and treat him accordingly. If he attempts to
haul down the American Tag, shoot him on the
spot"
Tsignodl JOHN A. DIX. seo'y Ct Treas.
The Uuion, It must be preserved."
ANDREW JACKSON
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08
ROUsE 4 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE Z INSURANCE AGENTS
Ne. al Superior s., (sP stlrs
MARBLE BLOCK.

- =
Hgmllto1 street, betWeer Bond sad Eris--Uns anf
half Story house and let, 51li7 lsst-siIey Ia RI
rear. -
Bridge gtrsst-sturs, Duellinaaud Gst-cb-ts
Bolivar Street. sast Of Erie-tWo st0ry fraus hohss
EseaHt EOt-ooraer Of Pittsburgh ana s.h.os
gTovnell stress-HOuss and lot. very Bsse, .
Seville strss,, usar Psrry-TvO-stoly brt-s ho...
T'3 Acres, g superior street sz,ousiou, n.ar Wa-
sea AEenus-Sl,ly9
FOR SALE or EXcHANGE.
One and three-iourth Acres On Freiia street t.a
tHeen Wilson Avenue and hrst t0ll-gafs-n Er1f
some lotf . exchange for iarm.
Farm 9llacres-la miies irsm City houss, b1T1
9ss9aLa, &c via tako one-hllf II lllinos iand5
Farm, III acrse - miles IRON city, Focd btiidiua-
2rSnaEd, &c si,ol cash value, In Westaru ianf5L
sarH, s. sergs-ln NeHburgh, miles irou ritr-
soll sanay cam, we'll Hatersd- EzehanEs f1r q ar.
Greenwood Street. near Kiusuan. lood o1s aud i.
nali story house aud lot House veil fui1bed b17n
lrult and shane tr'es- Exchange Ter 3 irrI I'D rsg
81 you difference. -
farm, i66 acrss-east sf Jsferuou.1 1asbtas.i. a.
on the fennsyiTania line soil sandy and rrrv9fiT
loal veil Waterrd: new two story h1u1s Fu5f fII-r
oTsnardi dc EkchHs g for IOWa lands 80 . -
Aarln - acrtg- N Clinton county, ksich nfarfne
ssEana Rapids Railroad k2change for > holas snd
Cedar Street, near St. Chsrisl-Hou.s and la
IN ePsndeuee-FarIa Of ls0 aersl; hauus. uurn e.
c1ards &C., = cash, hainncs western landF
tarnii ~ acrel-good la prcYeEnents ard auof lana
so Per acre. terms easy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08
Gngrarina.-R RLatin1.
glumhing.
. P. BO W E R,
P AC &c A [

P n A Q 7 Q A I
PLCMBER AND GAS FILTER
No. 1O2 Pub. Square, (undeE Chaplin Hal, J
Manufaotur, and keeps constantly on hand all kinds
Of Plumbers and Gas Filters materials, such As
Hydrants, Bath Tubs, Water lOsets, Wash-Stands,
Baih-B Boilers. Lead, oalYaniEed and Iron Pipe,
Sheet Lead. Brass and Iron Lin and korce Pumpas
Brass and Plated Faucstg and everything Necessary
70 dt up Houses, Stores, &c, With Wa.gr and gas On
tie most approved principles.
HrAl, work Warranted and done punetuAlly.-
Particular attention giyen - Jobbing and country
WEk, janis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08
FOR sALE "a EXcHANaE-
TO LFT

Store, OEcss and Daellings,
FOR SALE-An DID 10 D cent. naortqrss i0r stoea.
secured on good prUpsriy N Lake 6trsef Al
another mortgages Tor S4,l0 f-nH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08

oetB;RIl
ZOE sALE-ONE srooND-HAnn
. D USE 70 RENT@H1

HI nearly new BriUk E0u1s, eontsfnlnr n
-, nls, No. ie5 Efie 81, next north q the Ben
tst Church. in good order, and will ls re7tsf ven
~. Address through The Poet ofios, or an1lF -
JAMfS 9ANTUN-
decA.kll rtusI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08
EOR SALE-A FARM ~

EOK RENT CHEAP-FRON7
~ Room In AslOdeOn Block, "a story. Apply .
lanA Biu JOsEPh PERKINS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08
5Gr SalF OF 8Ent.

FOR ENT---A HOUS E.ess
Il Newly papsrsd snG grqined, within i've,
mInutss' walk q thl POst0iioo, suitable ior -
small family 3. A. -AUGff, - Pro11sct -ersst
OF go 4Ah, Ne. Suncrisr street feh ds5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08
spen.h or Fr.Pre.Iaent Trlsr.

At the commencement Of the Conferences
at Washington, upon EK-Preaident Tyler
taking the Chair, be made the following ell
oquent speech. There is snOthing partisan in
il, and we can all subscribe to its patriotic
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-08
MAJOR ANDERSON.


At New Orleans, when Jackson fought
The British, and was luoky,
None helped him more to victory
Than ths Hunters Of Kentucky
FOrths sons Of ''Old Ksntuek" are famed for
pluck
In all the States around;
But there's none more brave than Anderson
Can in the world be found.
This gallant son Is striving hard
The Union now to save,
And proudly Q eE strong sumtsr's fort
His country's nag does wave.
The glorious nag ofthirteen 'stripes,
And stars now thirty-thrse;
Oh may there on Its azure Held
No less a mum Der be.
Beneath his eountry's starry dag,
Brave Anderson does stand,
And never will be move from It,
TIL peace does bless our land.
Then here's to gallant Anderson,
To Crittenden and Clay,
They are kentueky's noble sons
Let's shout for them, huZEal
God bless the banner ofthe free
And God bless 'sOld Kentuckf %
May her sons in making peace,
Be crowned with naught but luck.
Then, "HAil tolumi Ia, Happy Land"
Well sing with 10y and Fiep
And at our UNION HALL We'll clothe
The happy millions free.
pERamember We are selling on our whole erten-
stve Stock OF Winter Clothing At greatly Reduced
Prices. Persons In want will DO we'll to call bsiore
purchasing at
ISAAC A. IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
sOss Agency for the sale Of Singers Cslsbratsd
SEWING Ia CHIMES
STORRS AUTOMATON PREsSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31

ALsoIT Z. BaoTlERs prePri.ssn q shs shove vossI
proved constfueton Of eli from sI forty Pess
uitabis for Circular Bav MIS-, mreshng Mscnns and ctSs
puYeses which hey latter themselves are uIy equal nei
oeror 10 any fngnes built hers els WHERE. =
my VIII Lso furnish STATIONARY TRAN EEGMu, fire.
tsn uorss % cay required psvm
oInouL1K saw GnIJ. Of the .sa approved essar-a,
and Of vnrioas dsss. .- - n
PUl1S ana wHrEIs for wAisa WosKs, PoRfAELseN
VILLA and IRONS for MILIe OF I'll dad
kIk0AD WORK Of every sefi,tio1 z
TOBACCO PRESSES, ELATTKf Nc hlLie and 81
nanHfh during ros.eeo sthc every kidd Of BIAS
roe ckRTTv9e -na uscUhp. Il ~ Orb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31
VlhGhaaA LIlsEttAs- aaAlL ROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
"a 49, &c u 8

&c., 81: - &c 4sss
ON and AFTER Monday June I'd,
~ The Mail ara Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RonMosr DAILY, a. 6:i5, A NJ, Ior stsun
tor, and all intermediate Way satons nscng al cor
ionsye Orange and lezandIs Railroad Train,
Mana Junction, and intermediate staons Manassas thu
trains with the ausfsss ssrosd, for wheeling
winchester, Hsrpers Ferry, and all tae
Road Charlottesville with their trains for L. nchburg
al points West Southwest OF that place And every
day. Tuesiays Thursdays, snd Saturday, Jskson
diver and stations West OF SrAunton.
Harman Stages with the train unton
Mondays Wednesdays ard Fridays and Goshen Tues
lays, Thurtdsys and saturdays, for Lexington
Hsmsu Mason and Compsnys Stages with the Train
u1uesdAys ThurIdsys and Saturday. Moro for Warn
5prngs and 81 Jaesons River for the White Sulphur Spring.
Lewisburg &c.
RrTUREIro,
The Mall Train leaves Jscksoas River Wednes
lays and Fridays at BIB p NJ for stsunton.
III H.D wEITconR
Gererat SupenLteodeft
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31

L6iIE BRAD8ukRiiS PIaaUS.
iyyE GALL the attention Of the citizens o. Rich
w nond, aud Virginia, Piano Vcrtes which 4NGr.
have placed With O.lasi, tbsir qualities 4&V
every respect asy te tested BY the SIDE Of thsfs
amed ClicIeEinga
We s Pianos and show high and
testimonials any factory In the country All OF which
be Mr. CAruft Broad street. 81 door from 9th
dsls- LlGHTE BRADBURY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

gUylIwEEgLy, -HESuGH To LYsOE- ysa>-.c.,n,
Il BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, HsRS1Sgz a,
AND TRLTLEELY on THE OPPOSITE DAYs, MAKING A DAI
LIZ LINE AZ FAR AS booTTsVlLLE-
Richmond seot.sies Rielnond 70 Lexington IS %
Tie through line will Richmond Monday, Wednesday
Friday NJ and ind amer 9Th September the va
Inc for Scosy.e will leave tuesday urstays and
ardsys and far ssscunye Returning leave Scot.
lille Monday. Wednesday sld Friday 1T ilE NJ. .s
Bee distance time Of passing card below for through
Inc and observe that he soosSs line viii pass intern edste
points the opposite uay the and hour
later c,Tning down.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31

I'm an amer Monday nszs 9Th inst, the ca %1Ea
~ Freighs Trail ~ this Coupsuy will be ~ Sses-4{x
run three umts week ss kredericks
ourg Mondays Wednesdays ard fridays Returning Gil leave
arrived Richmond Tuesdays Thursdays
and SA urda,s.
Freight received Taedsy Thursdays ard Saturdays until
4 O'Clock, P. NJ bAhL. RUTn, supl Trans
Office e. " and p q. T. Company,
llchnond, Nay 81, 1851 { DyN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31

TARDY ( WILLIAMS
wGUIRSiLE GOCfft ~
CoESER CAst
RES, - sNf
AZ nos rsesiv.q, ~. 81 -.V
= 1isss.os o; CaSh r -ris % g..
.ssy tlsp Gs5 = D.
@ys'r store
t05 hid b. q. 81
o. bbh E1rkC F-rsi p ts-......
Cut T. az Sugsr
10 bosrs u A. sp.sr.
40 5-is z 0 p rte d. a.. 81, e.. =
eGtos. Engl's. tsisrtn ,,aaas
10 Is lfcherskanren's Syrrf
GA bag, priss- Bic Cofei
30 bags Oh Government Jaw &C ,,er, s.Ysia
No ksas old Dominion !.sls
go sides sole Leather, OF snd good dans.cc,
loo pfgs Green and Bisst Teas, very sh'ar'
100 boxes Adsnsa,sr. and Taiie~ Csa5iss
LEO boxes eosp
100 lbs Cotton Yarns
500 reAris wrapping, Esn<r ana cap yaps
10 kess Les soeE
800 boIss Eiajs- ssAa
100 boxs
60 dos Bucket .axa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-20
tnchS
rCHE STATE OF 'OWA, SCOTT COUNTY,
/ ss.-In District Court for said county.
John Armil

TCHE STATE OF 'OWA, SCOTT COUNTY,
L ss.-In District Court for said county.
John Armil
VS..
James Z. Bissell,
Mary Pissel. Original Notice.
Samuel Duf6n.
Catherine Duff1n,
To James f. Bissell and Mary Rssell ::
You are he ,eby notified that there is now on
file in the office Of the District Court of said
county, petition Of John Armil, claiming Of you
the foreclosure OF a certain mortgage on the fol-
lowing described re2 estate in Scott county, Iowa,
to-wlt: The nortl half of lot four a, and the
south half of lot five (5,) Of ArmiPs first aldi-
ton to the city of Davenport as the said lots are
numbered and designated on the recorded plat Of
said addition. Said mortgage is dated October
18th, A. d., 1851, and is executed by Samuel Duff
fin and Catherine M., his wife, and James E. Bis
sell and Mary, his wife, to said John Armil and
also claiming Judgment against you for the
sum Of six hundred dollars as damages fer the
non payment OF the two notes which said mort
gage describes and secures.
And unless you shall appear AMI plead, answer
or demur to said petition or before noon of the
second day of the next term Of the said District
Court of Scott county. to be begun and holden oe
the first Monday OF June, 1861, Judgment will be
rendered againstlyou for the sum claimed, and .
decree entered, as prayed for in said petition.
March Is, 1861.
JOHN ARMIL,
BY PLUxER VAN HosRN his Attys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-20
From New York.

NEW YORK. March ~.
The Times " ashington dispatches say indi
ca iona trun Texae are, that there will he arm
ed collision between the friends Of n uston
aud the Secessionists. Many advocate keeping
the federal troops 10 that State TO cooperate
with and protect the Unionists.
The seizure OF a vessel with Gil. de-, for
l. ght House at Galveeton is considered mcst
d4s,erdiy and cowardly, and was effected by
one sherman. a so-csIled Vigilance COMMITTEE
The Worlds Washington despatch states
that the opinion is universal that there will be
az extra session Of Congress.
Governor Roman, southern Commissioner.
has arrived.
It's rumored that Major Anderson and men
under his command have been ordered to New.
port Kentucky.
George Ohuth. for five years Chief Clerk Of
tie Auditors office, has has resigned, and goes
TO Montgomery.
The Tribune says the War Department hae
received dispatch from Major Anderson, in
dorsed by ali tie other officers OF Fort Sunter.
aaying the fort canno. be reinforced without
90 GOO men.
The Times Gays the reason for the reaig natioG
OF Engineer Archibald, was the oifer Of the
same office in the Confederated States, aud the
gift # q furnished houee.
Dispatch from Washington reports the
nomination Of 4. Il. Sanders, Postmaster Of
Memphis. A riot is feared when he takes poe
reasioD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-20
ELrCTI<D.s. .v-yITYrE.

DUB.IC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i at the ensuing City Election, TO be holden on
the first saturday in April, ls6l, the 9Th day Of
said month.
The following officers are to be elected, to-wit
One MAYOR Of the City Of Davenport;
CITY TREASURER;
I" CITY MAkSHAL;
CITY CLERK
POLICE MAGISTRATE, and
4" ALDERMAN for each Warl for tho term
Of two years, and one ALDERMAN for the I'd, 4th
and 9TH Wards for the term Of one year.
DAvENPoKT, March IL, 1861
BY order Of the City Council,
HESEY MIrrELBUsCHER,
msh l4-dtdl Clerk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-20
CO Nj nj E r CT AL
DAVENPORT MARKET
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE Or THv DRYOCRAT AND NGws,,
Tuesdav Ere March IL 1851

OFFICE Or THv DRYOCRAT AND NGws,,
Tuesday Eve, March ~, 1851. J
There was fair amount Of business done to-
day. Wheat is rather unstesdy--varying from
10 TO 75c. Weregard 7sc a. the ruling price.
FLOUR Firm 1t S4.2oG4.5o. Shipments 400
bbls.
WuEA1-Maiket unsettled but very active At
7o@75c. Receipts 4,s77 bu. Shipments 3,400 b..
BARLEY-Active at 25@3lc. Receipts ], ,l20 bu.
Shipment. 800 bu
CoRs--Steady at lsc for ear and l9c 70.
she'lsd. Receipts 1856 bu. Shipments 2,645 bu.
OArs.-Quiet at 1l@ l5c. Receipts 22S bu.
PoTAToEs.-lo@l2hc. Receipts lSl bu. Ship
meIts 800 bu
OsIoss.-Quiet at l21ze. Receipts 1872 bu.
DSassED HoGs-Nothng doing. Nominal at
$4.50@5.25.
HAY-Shipments rs bales.
COAL-From wagon lOc per bushel Coal VIl.
ley coal &c in yard Henry county coal l0c in the
yard
WooB-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord.
PouLrKy-Liye Chickens $1.25@1.5o u dos
Dressed $3.50 y Ii. Turkeys, 5O@75c dressed
do. SQ.1Oc u h.
BuTrEK.-Plenty at I0@12Zs I. b.
Eccs-lo@l21ac y doz.
LAED-lO9l24c u b.
TuRsIPs. -20@3Oc per bu.
New i OTk Market.
New YORK, March, 10.
fLoCR-MaTket dull, but prices unchanged.-
| s5.o515l2 Super State; 5000 5S5 Extra state
$dOod5l2 Super Western; $5.2O0l5. 40 Common
Extra do; $5.40M5. .55 Inferior to Good Shipping
BraE.Js and Extra Iiounl Hoop Ohi..
tYE tLoUR-Steady at 81. .40G4.lO.
WHEAT-Narket firm with fair export demand.
Sales $4,000 bbls. $..l6ial 20 common to prime
Chicago Spring; Sl.24@l.25 Milwaukee Club =;
Sl.3l Winter Red Western $l.40@l.5o White
Western.
! kYk-Market quiet
| BARLEY steady, 13c.
| CogN-Market quite firm with fair export de-
mani. Sales $4,000 bus e5@66Hc Old Mixed
Western in store 59H@6lc do and Yellow.
| OArs-Aarket quito firm. 32H43414c Western
and State.
roRK- Market dull and unchanged. $l6.75@
! II 60 mess ST.. so for prime.
EEEF-Dull.
| LAaD-Du.
| WHISKY Market dull and prices without mate
rial change. Sales 400 bbls. at l7H@l7Ac.-
Chiefly at the inside price.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March l0
| Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat at 79c for old and soc for new No.
| Spring 1914 st734c.
| Corn dull and receipts heavy-declined 1ac.
| Dressed Hogs dull and lower.
Exchange 5H@5Ac.
New YOrA Stocks.
New YORK, March 10.
| Stocks dull and lower nd money very plenty,
dull and drug at 546 u ct. Sterling firm and
| fair demand
c. q. l., 575s |. G. script, S0A NJ. 4 NJ, q
l. C7l5z Mo- u.s. 65Is
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THE SCOTT HOUSE.

nN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUAR
~ this well known Hotel changed pro-
rrietors. One Of the undersigned, the owner of
the premises, and the original proprietor, will be
in the Office to welcome all old and new friends
We datter ourselves that with our experience
and Our superior accommodations We can oler to
the travelling public all the comforts Of well reg
ulated house at the low price Of
One Dollar per Day
We are determined that this shall be the best
Dollar House in the State.
One Hundred and Ten Day Boarders
can be accommodated. Families desiring rooms
are invited to call and make their selections.
A large and bnsmodioss Stable connected scifA
tie Houss!
To our farming friends We would promise that
the Same iberaIity will be extended to them as
heretofore, and the highest prices paid 70 them
for that part Of their produce used by the House.
J. J. HUMPHREY / co.
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