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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
NON-PELIFR. VT.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. lS, lsGl.
A DAILY FREEMAN

Will BIC published at this office until further
nosicc. Two editions will he issued, one to be
ready for the mail West. and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
shc morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest Telegram hic
news to the time Of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$A,O0 per year. or 81 90 for three months to
small subscribers an! these taking the paper from
the Office.
5000 Yer year. or : % for three months, to
silago subscriblrs--papcr delivered at their
lcuseS or places oi business.
Advertisements inserted Oh reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. G. W. WILLARD.
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Indianapolis, Ind, ncc. lG-on.
kentucky IL within short dlstanco ne apdny in
Green. They have repaired Grron 'Y ,; @' RoNlin:
and will move forward az soon as CIV 'nef 'fMst,
brigade ana otherwise dispose Il! lhe,, =" h0'I en-
Of regiments nav arriving. When , l',' !n1mber
Nashville. P"''' l4sNaf4 Ia
The 10Th, 3uth, 3j,o, A., oa, -
men;s have LEFT fer Kentucky, ,p,k;n '.' - req
men from Indiana in ten day., ''''s ''om
Sixty,two regiments have f,.an ,.,,
Kentucky in the past 80 days. f''' IA IN
Cincinnati, Dec. II. In the kar,..
ls!a'nH' severaI members have made cr,h '.33'
speeches in favor Of the Onion. - ''1 ''Fa'e
The Kentucky rebels are juhilapr o.
prospect CT " w"s with England. Thu p'G Ii. tie
men will come square up to the mari ~ y',h
nand war before word Of apology "'u IT,
There was grand review and in,r.,,:
Il 200 troops at Cairo, Birds Point .na p "i
llol. yesterday. ' ''''' ol'
Four regiments Of irfantry and three 49,.
boa,s baye been sent from columbusto New I,r
leans, Whoro battle was being loppbt ,ra VI
city Threatened with demolition hv onr N F,. '"'
The inhabitants were tierinu from, h, n' ,''T's
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
A C0ntraband

Ma. EDITOR Charles Daggs, contra
band" formerly tho property of IA Mrs. Scott
of Fairfax County, Va, q lady CT "secesi, =
potoriety. was recently brought home by Lieut..
Henry of the Waterbury Company. He is now
living with the Hur. Paul Dillingham;, where he
is attending school. He is an active and enter
prising yo.,h, possessing much natural ability
good bearing and exemplary department; and
being placed under an efficient teacher, is making
progress superior to that of any Other scholar in
school.
Give bat 10 Afric sons,
The treasures of the mind
And meath their dnrksou,t bruw-,
4 latsnt germ YOU II find.
" FRlEnoA.'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
FIRE At BUFFALO

The ware houses at Buffalo formerly occupied
by the Michigan Central Railroad with the n,o.
relscr DunEnk were burned tuesday morning.
'nI 300 barrels of -four destroyed.
New York, Dee. II. 4 letter from ON hoard
tho trigatc Santa, states that the schooner Row
fatcli vas captured by two boats and forty
men from the Suntee under the command -,
Lieut.. Jonnclt Lieut. Mitchell second in com.
uiand. She was boarded at 3 o clock in IN,
morning, and taken after sharp conflict. Tn,
schooner was s,t on fire and entirely dcstr,ycd
thirteen prisoners were taken three of whom
were wounded WYNN
Our loss was Henry Garcher, seaman. killed
John L.. Emery, coxsoain, since dead scyc,
mon were wounded, all Of which are Jnin, v,,
and will soon be on duty. WI
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18

"Southern brethren, but if VIC must fight
them, we wish to have them clearly ir the wrong
and we in the right Let our Government dis
cuss the question of International law, and dc
terminn what our rights are IN the premises, ard
th4n we will fight for them If nee sary. And,
il the meantime, let us be putting down the
Sou bern rebellion with the vast resources Of the
Nation already marshaled undcr the banner If
the Union.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18

=.
ON obscure poverty to comfort aud reputation, IL
0 in England. One of his rec, mt volumes contains
blowing beautiful lsrc on the sweets oil home eFiue'
assessed and appreciated. II our readers can reae
nd not feel touched by It, they are matc OF s'efhtr
lan we.
When worldly cares and worldly wrongs
Have none their best tn make me sad,
hut letnyt rcshold cross,
And once again my heart IS glad
For O such draughta Of rare delight
Are mine a. earth ut seldom passes,
Whe. sitting down with vie among
Our goou!y gfoup1f lal" AMI lassics
There's Horace with is rosy cheeks
And merry shout, e>er first to meet inc.
And v,r s.noi alu hassock rolls
AID tsmb Is in his haste to & eet me.
Then little Water, following up,
BubS suddenly fruln 'nta II 'he taDie,
Aed stretching fort his tiny hands,
Shouts 70 AZ lcud as he - able.
" 18th sage inquiries wife must learn
How busines, has lo-,iay succeeded,
Opine prt IS topIl>5c 10 work.
In fact, nucn Closer than is needed.
The ni,ls, We tour, enc ,lclc round,
TO tel their little cares and plea surca
AeanW he, the boy have seized my coat,
i,ud IuuiEaged out its hidden treasures.
Then comes the dinner /! 0 my stars!
It's Qut tr at 20 see them mus er,
And siuc BY aiAe, ia lair array,
about their slcamlhg trenches cluster.
Joys CRY we'll INTO my eyes,
And sict thanks send to heaven,
A. erat'tu O'trIiuws my heart
10 God for every mercy given.
Whole heaps of books and pictures soDu
hs dinners du..c enga sc attention.
And while lhe elder children CON
heir tasks, tax mJ poor invention
lost ing u song or pen tale
But, should the muse prove coy or spurn mc,
O any brave tonnes Of itatn@d lore
tr gay romance cainiysturn me.
II summer suns have no ed the earth
Ia b"aueous green aud BRUSHING flowers,
" itil some rare haru's undying words,
We wander through tho fl Ids for Tours
And VIII 1" the Chi DIRE II o>i,s rake,
Un each delightful page ponder,
I'll by the minstrel fucy charmed,
Through larry worlds i dreaming wander
What, then If am not possessed
or wide estate lad brminiu5 Golfers
Should | less halla full BIZ to OIL
For ali the blessings that he offers
Had been roe us, all my gold
NO wi e more loving corld have found me
Held 10 empire all The world,
0uld dcarer vans have chung around me :
No love is TOO diYine Of b RIB
at Offering counters to be bartered,
And those who've oaly lived for gain,
Have all iites halter nom hts martyred
And so | strive to use my means
AS b-st may. nor hoard nor suusnder
I'm happier happier every day,
And every day of life I'm topter.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
'kihNISH - KENTUCKY

Foar Companies q Coz W4cEon's (.a m ,
Indiana Regiment wcrc attacked tI,s Y4,o ~, Il
Oh the south side Of Green River otposito M ,,'V
louisville by Col. Telry's Reyim'nt Of T ~
Rangers, two Regiments Of !nt4ntrv and al, s,r
pieces Of artillery. Col Winlckon ipiry ~
lnioreod drove the rebels back wiki loss Of a
killed, including Coz. Terry, and 50 w,nT,' %
The Federal loss was pyiratas and one I;n,
killed and III wounded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
/ RON MISSOURI.

y correspondent of the St. Louis, Mo-, Dem.
ocrdt, Of Monday says, orders have been received
Tor all ctr forces at Upton to hold themselves
IN readiness 10 march. At the same time Gen.
Pope at The head Of nearly all the troors in
winter quarters at Ottt ryile. marched westward
wards Warrensburgh for the purp Sc, as i.
generally elicycd. OF cutting of Price, who our
'couts reported was making forced marches to
reach Cen. Rains and Stein. now cn,rcnched a,
Lexington. Everybody is anxously waiting
startling and good news, as universal confidence
Is trlt IN the ability and bravery of Gen. popc
aud his army
Advices from Mound City to the 18th. state
that ioray OF 200 rebels near Potosi. killed
me man and plllaged 20 houses. Col Mont
goincry bad gone in pursuit..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
HSY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
Z O'CLOCK. a.. M.
FR0H THE POTOMAC .


\ ro1onnoiS .ance was made on Tuesday Ly q
squadron Of the LIST New Jersey Cavalry. be-
ltnsing to Gen Heintzleman's division. under
COMMAND of t'apt. Shclhurnc. portion of
the squadron commanded by Lieut.. GAINESVILLE.
OF Company !. Of Jersey City, was ordered to
proceed To the Corro Mills, to the left Ct SPRING
held Station on the Orange and Alexandra.
Railroad, and about seven miles from the head
quarters Of Gen. Eelntz cman TIE company
tnen halted, " hen the Lieutenant with an or
Gerly proceeding MO miles beyond attempting
10 Return, found themselves surroun,!ed hy rebel
| inianry. The Lieutenant was shot in SIX pla-
ces, aud the horse O! the orderly killed. The
| orderly made his escape. The company in re-
serve hearing The firing, proceeded to render as
| sista,cr, and on its approach the enemy fled
! leaving the Lieutenant behind, after robbing
| him OF his small arms and nearly all his cloth
ug, tie was brought into camp and was still
| alive al night.
The Reliance came up ~ Washington from
the F9'om""c s!p',lla on Monday and states tba.
! thtff were tw1 NV rebel batteries above thos.
| heretofore reported. One Of them is nearly OBJ
pesite The position Of our hotila at Indian
| Head, and the other nearly opposite the mouth
.! Maitawamaon Greek. At both heavy gurs
we're mounted tv:dcutly, as they threw shot
over unon he Marylan shore.
Much activity prevails at the Washington
Navy Yard Daring las. week, the Yankee,
t"sar &c Lion, Stepping Stone, ard an, thcr
"cre sent ont, thoroughly rtftted. The mon
ster gun just finished, weighing over $4,000
| pounds, has been mounted in a rractic, bat
| terry. and was fired for the first time Tu, slay
morning. The proiectle used was Tie Dahl
green c'nlcal percussion shell weighing 1870
pounds. The hfst shot with moderate charge
ot powder was IN excellent range and the shot
little out Of the linc Of the target.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
Homes Paradise.

Mr.. JOHN George Watts who has worked lna own way
from obscure poverty comfort aud rcput oh Is ne"
po in England One of his mt volumes contains o.
following beautiful the sweets OF home eVidenS
possessed and appreciated If our readers read II
touched by they made of s'erner stH
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
FROM PORT ROYAL.

a private letter from Beauiors says on. stone
lect mad sailed from Savannah for Charleston in
G. mpany with man of war The sbins wcrc
sunk IN Charleston harbor The steamer Bal,c
with 1000 troops had left Port ROYAL for For.
nandina accompanied by the Bienville and an.
other gunboat The fortliications there consist.
cd 'f five guns manned by 200 to 500 men. II
was thought it would fall into our hands after !,
brief struggle.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18

There is Il Gaelic rrobcrb 4" If tho best man 8
faults were written on his forehead, it would
make him pull his hat over his eyes"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18

lor Gillousncss use DR.. GiiJrlE Homeopathic 'ara
tive. or II you your children are troubled with worms
or nave c,lc, diarhca, dyenrry, coughs, c'l",'
ARE neryo and have the tJothachc, faccache, nr raE
hradache o dyspepsia tho proper medicines, WHY.
he has prcp,re Tor the disease Thousands have ben
relieved am cured by their use, and why should no yV"
Al OF Is curtti,ts sod BY +. smith, honti c,i ~
Agent, or hey will be per mail OF receipt me PRIV,
~ &C IS yer box, to any part OF the cou try ny su
d,c sing N NJ BUR- Co., wholesale, Bo'ton Mass" ."
| Phlip Ice, I36 iliiam sucet, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

TsRUSTEES SALE-WnmSAs, on the 35d
i day Of April, A. D. 1854, Joseph Tilton and
Rovsna .Tiltsn, ,his wiie,sxecntsd upto Abssr Da-
vison. q Trustee certain deed Of trust conveying
20 said Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa
cribed q follows, so-wit: The north half q the
soath east quarter Of sectisn twenty 3o In town
ohip No. seventy mine l70,l north offange three
fs,1 east Of the hfth T. M. which sid esnv:y-
anes was made BY the said Joseph Iiitans for
the purpose Of securing the payment o. certain
prounissory note and the interest thereon, aigDed
81 mid Joseph Tilton, dated the nd day Of
Apeil. A. D., l-54, for the sum Of four hundred
and eighty (tl80) doliass payable 70 the eedsf Of
Ryal G. 0i6osd, one year aftes the date Thereof
And now, said promissoFy note having become
due aud payable, and tho said Joseph Tilton hay-
ing failed to pay the same, save and exespting
"a sum OF one hundred and sixty (e1e0l dollafe,
and the interest up 70 April teth, 1859, i Abner
Dawson, Trustee - aforesaid, do h9sby give
this publis notice, that BY virtue Of the power
which u in NJ veoted by said Deed q 1toses
sud ct the request Of said Clifford, will. on
Saturday, the 18th day OF July, \. D., 1851 1T the
hour ef two o'clock, In the afternoon,
q said ~. at he Court Ho.ss DE.
Zero fos als s psblie s.esioe. the parcel q laaa
above desegihed q - mush thereof - ehal b nes
esasy 70 saaisly ard pay the amount of sid ncts.
aad he intsee6t thereon 70 The ~
With all the costs Ard exPensa offending sid
10, costs Of this notice And trustss'sfsss.
Dated the 00th day sf Jane, a. D., 1871.
fE ABNE1 DAWSON, SEA
jne3l1 1rasteo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

Quw Yoag, June 20.
ne A6Iisa, ,Assa Nvsspod tAe 81, 0nsssetsva
~ -, assivsA this snosaaags She ssiaU eeaSee
Z sAs no.ss = Les1s, 49, 49, spps.itas,
sAs 0evannsss 1aasaial rsassrs pssssd % :
''isss e shc so.E. of oe..s.4 Lord s..n
piled 70 he inqsiry whether the interdisson . e
IEivsessss, ~, 6sn bsineisg Isas1 VITO naSea -
6nssn's sdvossss ~ fsvolabls % the hight ofin
power, hence 0ovseansnt Issued pschieitioa.
Gregory vss .ppsalsa e e lc.tpos: y. ss sss:Sa
- cnisasnsy. Hs.id Aie s.ly .se,ys y: y g e
qusstion, that * the NosthsAGs bsing alIsa1y
6sfsss he psblie. A. the wish Of the Hoese'
however, he asssaAsd, and the notaen wes pes-
4 z rsportsd that The Govstnns.t order fos
The 0outhssa Commissioners were alse so0a ~
peetsd il GssmAny, with siniiss object
Bonds Weee depgoesod et Londoo, Fos1s CD
slsswhsre, In oonssquence Of Cavours dseth.
0sdssidi i reposssd 70 :: sssicssy III.
The Pope was likewise indisposed.
Ii wss reported that Napoleon had interdieesd
Priass Nspoieoa's visiting the United Stsess, ba'
10 will visit Canads.
The collection Of taxes in Runag1y BY the mill
tasy extension, was bsing ssrsisd oat Win 81
Rrooteot seventy. -. q
CoNurAssInoPLB, THE meeting u the Syr
ian Confersuos for definite sshene was agreed
10. One Christian 0ovssHnsnt 10 = b psovis
ionally appeintsd for the whole q Asbanon, 3,
the Porte, for three ysan
LAsnsf ~ THu A1nICA.
The osasus of England and Wales shows a.pep
ulation 81 over - 600 IN increase of over SoO
900 in two years. The population Of London Il
| $500, 900. The emigration from tho united king
dom IN Tn ysars IL 1850 eOe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

Rock Island and vicinity has besn infected with
. gang Of thieves for some time, who have man
aesi 70 eluds the vigilance d our wide swake Of
smane ~ Depsty SksrIf NaIsughlia, which re-
suited in the capture of two Of the Eascals, and
their safe lcdgmsnt IN the county jail, and .
knowledge q several Of the Others.
Dspaty NsLanghlin obtained infeGnAtion on
nonda last that i =. q: intention %oa. Of tie
that day, aad he wsnt 70 Moline and watched fer
them, but from some cause not known, the Ms
GALS failed 70 make their appearance. and the
Deputy retained to Rock Island whore he learned
that plan to rob the Youag America Saloon Vas
Contemplated on Tuesday evening.
pany With Constable Chopper and Df. Gregg, con
esaisd themselves in ths tliId stey Of the Saloon
near the sleeping room of Nr. Hdsnbaash, tie
AZ s.:ascd .Ho taS 9. 8 e.
persons wsss heasd approaching in their stocking
feet. The oGieess waited until they thought The
sssnps hse secured what booty they intended to
take, when they made spring and caught one Of
them, By the name OF Fred Layton alias Edward
Frsnch, whom they placed iu jail. The others
~sss Dr. sa' Gss s,o1. .as = sSsm Ai ius
not knewn whether it took eneot or not.
Tho o1lcegs then went to the rendeEvOus Of the
gang, in 0fesnbush, md dsmsnded admittanos.
AZ frst they were denied admittance, and also
1esn made their way into the house, and in their
search, found nicelv stowcd away under the bed,
one of the gang, me Of joseph Barry,
whom they sonvey.~ ! 40 lookup. After which
they again returned TO the premises, and made :
thorough search. They found nothing they could
idsnsify, except gia.' sss.s bowl, beloasisg .
gang Of thieves had stolen the night before.
The officers also obtained st this place, seven
dARuerreotype MINISTRIES Of the gang, which they
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This soatonsat ooght - sa1lsfy The tho1aaadsap
nsls Il s. sstReai(5. - 8
- 1epx = es10nAW oeopvu1ow.
Yseeaaay - bsay seessnsant Oes1Skllsw, 4
New Yuhs who - 1nod q Gsees Bethel, was
takea % 6sagd ~ AlAbome - - sassied he0s,
Aseh indignation was sssited y the ni9gaEdly
rssavS fnahsr . boald, el1hssgh - he'd pas
Iron Gen. Butler. The captain rsceivsd AfseeA
do11ass ~ naisg - ceGpsos - REFUSED . tsks
The ola 80 bsesass hs could not pay fall fare.
Il rn1 ASa,oAH sopADRos.
The Navy Department 10 IN receipt Of advicss
from the A1tiaaa sqnaAssa. They report The -
seipt az the heneWosd boand esdas y ths con-
naad9-in-ehief - hoesd - eusvette Coaste'ls-
fion, but ewiag = the soattese1 sats q The neet
pastmsnfs wish fee soas tine. The order In
which the ships viii arrive hans y - follow:
The stsam gunboat Mohisaa 1nt, steam gunboat
Sumter second, Coasesllatioa third. Mystic and
San Jaeinto last.
wmannme uf IN rssexAo
Nsws hes s,eeAsa hsgs a sollidoa bstvssn
the advAnoing eouma Of dielsiet troops o the Po-
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Inpersans frea Eursps
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~ WAsulno7oN, June 10.
naaksd battery q The ~ leadi1g hon Saals
The rsbsls have their scouts within two miles
of the Federal lines.
Three pisksts * the Niehisan Regiment, who
wns ssst ost last nisat, had nse sstsnsd e A.
exnndria this morning. = = believed they nave
bssa picked o. ~ rebel scouts.
lSpseialto the fribuns.l
! Gel. Roasssu IL sutAosissd 70 niss two Rsgi-
Thers ~ - - advance On visans o. Pair
fhx. - repcetsd here. Fosti1oations ase bsing
thrown up on the hill commanding Falls Chufsh-
Rumom = . attaak axe Beyalsnt.
0ea. Joseph 3. Lane. e k.nsas. nss Oeeo sP-
The hne covered bridge ovss Gooee Creek, nser
Leeeburr. connecting With the middle turnpike
road, Leading 70 AlsIandsia, has bssn burned ~
Especial 70 The Tinss.]
Three hunared Fedsgal troops under Capt. !.
0Ardnsr. Psnnsylvanis lst regiment, bad ssi,- .r
: eonsidessbls force q rebels. The hght lastsd
nearly three hours, whsn the rebels aeo having
had from Is 70 20 of their number killed and
wounded. One private in Capt. 0ardners COM
naad ~ killed ard three " fouR wounded sltGnt-
y. The fight occurred from aeroas tho river. The
ettaak was made BY the enemy With view Of -
kipg possession Of tks fery. The infornatioa was
brought 70 Washington BY 0asdner's lst Lisutsn'
ant VhO Wos engaged In the action.
4 regiment OF rsbsls rsturnsd % Haspers Ferry
on Nonday, coming baek for some mechanics pro-
Aoient in fide neking; having Impressed - naay
a thee ~ they could find, the regiment r.
treated.
Il i ascestainsd that the rebels have line q
oommunioation accroas the Potomac from Budd'a
Ferrv. Small boats sre used il the night, whioh
are concealed in the woods BY day, and thus avoid
the Observance Of our cruissrs. Only letters and
newspapers are conveyed thus.
Supplies Of provisions are going throegh Aen,
tuoky and Tsnnssses instead Of VIA baitamoss ana
Frsdsgiek, = heretofore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

G1x. SAno1n1's FAsm.-BaEAx1xa
PaAmm, lsus-We ase ie6ssaed thee 0es,
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rsss. IL hsslssa asses = psaisis lslA There
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sssssAsr - bsSstiae - = avsssos = assss
PER day. 1As ~ ~ = ~ - y y ~
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The Gsssssxs iasn b is's peseay 1sevar1
seass = sillasss,ee. ns sAes : AsA aaha1eas
tial dwelling he1sa ~ 11ss1 ~ 80
modern isggsesnep1A opa1s hus9e - -
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slylA H - bsilG tslwesu0aiUhem1sesui
4 sshstassial - - tsasd lsass. Avs hsasds
hlgA, aad ~ pso - - psealsss - -
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= ~ - deaisshae lnela = - aaaaA Il
= vsll slsehsa an1SIogt1D1pNolA G~al1g
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Com M E ERCIAL


OyvIcs on sus DngocnAf AND NBwsl
Thunday Eve, Juns -, lesl.
A lne shower Of rain fell this morning, edmln-
istssing TO the wants Of the soil and growing crops.
Duslaess il quiet. Produce comes il very slow.
Wheat il rathse AmsR. We quote:
FLoun-Tim q Ssee0l00. Hhipmsa1s eco
bbls.
WHDAs-Narkst astivs st ls063c. Receipts
3,eo3 ba. Shipments ~ bu.
BAnluY.-Nominal at 80.
Coau.-Duu as II. nessipts ~ %. oaIp-
nsn1s 100 bu.
O43o-Nominal ct 11019e:
HAT-Nev $50; Old el.So06.e0. = -
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DAyENPQBr, IOWA: FRIDAY H0RNIN6. JUNE n. 1851.

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~ yoet Madison at o'clock this evening.