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alew Adrertistments,
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. WILLIAMS, of our firm, has just returned
from San Francisco with large and carefully
selected stock of Spring and Sum
rncI. Dry -GoodS.-the choicest ev-
cr offered in this unity. and we pledge our
selves to sell the same at
5 PER CENT. LESS THAN ANY HOUSE
NORTH OF SACRAMENTO. All VIC ask is a call fEom
he Ladies of Wcavervltle and the county gener-
ally, that they may examine stock and judge
for themselves.
Have also received the finest and BEST
Gentlemen's Clothing
Ever br ught to this place. In ad >.ition to this
we have large and choice lot of
C.lRPETS and OH CAOTHs,
from the House of JOHN CRosLIx & SoXs, Man
ahGstcr England, WALL PAPER, etc
M. WILLIAMS g. co.
Weavcrvle, April l, 1864. H.
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SAN Francisco PHoroGRAPHERs.-We ask the
attention of our readers, more especially those
who contemplate visiting the Bay city, to the
advertisement of Bradley & Rulofson, which ap-
pears in this number. They succeed Vance, the
aldest and most popular Photographer of that
city, and are highly recommended by him as
gentlemen worthy of public confidence, and ar
fists of more than ordinary merit. Read the ad-
vertisement and see what inducements they hold
out to the public for continued patronage
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mittee of the House of Representatives have de-
cided in favor of increasing the pay of the ma
tons soldiers to eighteen dollars month, and
that of sergeants to thirty dollars.
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BRADLEY & RULOFSON,
Photographers!
Successors to Vance,
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
4 CARD FROM r. II. VANCE.

4 CARD FROM L. II. EANCE
3.sz5ss7n-m52 THE UNDERSIGNED HAF-
NEI III fsS.IF ing been succeeded in the Pho
MfHEslV2NSJ4 tographc business by Messrs.
-c-sssSsf BRADLEY & RULOFSON. takes
great pleasure in commenting them to his friends
former patrons and the public, as coinenty quail
fled to conduct
First class Photographic Gallery.
Mr.. Bradley being the largest importer of Pho
tographic material in the State. the public may
rest assured that at all times they will find a
choice collection of everything new and beauti-
full from the Eastern and European markets
Mr.. Rulofson, who devotes his whole attention
to the establishment, brings with him over TWEEN
ty years of experience in the art and certainly
has no superior in the requisite qualifications for
success therein, possessing as he does high or
der of artistic attachments and all gentlemanly
qualities which can never fail to make it pleasant
for those who call on them. Just go and see for
yourselves. X. II. VANCE.
re- PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBRoTYPEs AND VISITING
CARDS executed in superior manner. Small
pictures cased and enlarged to any size, and
neatly finished in India Ink, Water Colors, or
| in Oil. None but the most accomplished artists
employed in this Gallery, and all work warrant
ed to give satisfaction. 12.l3.
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A New PAPER.-The Union learns that fund
Of $4,000 has been raised to start a new eyen-
ing paper in Sacramento. sn moo scr.
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ROAD MEETING.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that meeting
~ of the Board of Directors of the Weavervile
and Shasta Wagon Road Company will be held
at tn" TRINITY JOURNAL Office on
Monday, April 4th,
at o'clock, p. M, for the transaction of Com
pany businnss, BY order,
D, E. GORDON, Secretary.
Weaverville, March 26, 1864 ii.
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THE WEEKS LEGISLATION.

New AND ELEGANT STocK.-M. Williams q
Co., at their old stand are daily receiving large
additions to their stock of goods, and in this
number announce to the public that they VIII
sell Ladies' and Gentlemen s furnishings cheap
err than any House above Sacramento. Their
new stock is certainly choice one; Bill Sc
lected it himself, and having been in business
here for eleven years, knows pretty well what the
people want and what they will have-especially
the ladies. 1t will be we'll for our people to sat
isfy themselves whether he tells the truth IN re-
gard to selling goods so cheap, by calling. r~,
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We are obliged to Hon. NJ. w Personette for
k'icopy Of The Adjntant Generafs Annua, Re-
port, '7ss7a39
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS (!
POLL, HOSPITAL AND MILITARY TAX.

DCBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
! the Poll, Military and Hospital Tax for 1861
%, are now due and payable, and the statutes
providing for their collection will be strictly
forced. The POLL TAX of 81, if paid prior to
the first Monday of August, and 50 on and after
that date, is due from - each male inhabitant of
the State, over twenty-one and under sixty years
of age, and not by law exempt
The MILITARY POLL TAX of 81 is due from
- each male inhabitant of the State, of the age
of twenty-onc years and upwards, and not by law
exempt. California Indians alone excepted"
The per capita HOSPITAL TAX of this county
is 81 if paid prior to the first Monday in August
After that date if will be 49, The undersigned.
or his deputies will call upon all citizens, either
at their residences places of business. for the
payment of the above taxes
DAVID KINDS, Tax Collector.
Weayeryile, March Is, 1864. lotto.
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PACIFIC BREWERY i!
Junction Main nd Oregon SITS.
Established in '52.

WALTER & co.., PRoPRlET0RS.
NNHE PROPRIETORS, RETURNING THANKS
] for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,
would respectfully announce that they have late
" introduced additional facilities for the manu-
facture of LAGER BEER of superior quail
ty, which will be supplied in any quantity. in
BOTTLES KEGS,
and delivered without additional charge in any
part of the county. Orders promptly attended to.
In connection with the Brewery we have estab-
lished soda Factory, and are pre-
pared to furnish IL superior article of
Lemon and Sarsaparilla Soda {!
which will be delivered to customers throughout
the county at reduced rate.
Weavervile. March %, 1864 Tito.
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NOTICE !---FEES IN ADVANCE F.!

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
" sons having DEEDS, MORTGAGES or 9TH
instruments to be recorded, any business OF
whatever nature pertaining to the Office of the
undersigned, that the Fees regulated by law
must INVARIABLY be
PAID I'm ADVANCE!
ESsy- This is made standing rule of the Of
fee and in no instance will it be departed from.
\. J. LOOMS ~
County Clerk and Recorder.
Weavcryille March %, 1864. / to.
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New YORK. April D.

New YORK, April -
COttOn-Dull and shade easier. Sales at SIG
S3l4c for middling upland; SOC for lewland mid
ling.
settled, and l0@3Oc lower. Sales at 81 1907 IS for
extra state; 81 55@8 10 for extra II O; % 1893 %
for trade brands, market closing heavy. No
buyers at outside quotations.
Whiskey-1rregular and unsettled. sales a.
81 N@l - for state; 81 289l 81 for western.
Wheat-Dull and nominal 195c lower. Sales
Milwaukee club; 81 0O@l "a Tor winter red
Rye Scarce and firm. Sales ct 81 sol s..
COfn-Quiet ana scarcely 50 drm. Old easier
Wool-Firm and in moderate demand.
PetrOleum-Firm. sales of refined IN bond
1t Sc: 500 bbls refined free. for May, at buyers
option ct CSC
.Pork--Quite active. and without material
change In prices.
Lard-Inactive and prices favor buyers. Sales
at 129l6c 500 bbls buyers option at 14c 5OO Dds
May at l5c: and 500 bills June 1T l514c.
ButteT-lttle ermer. Sales at 1900 for state;
Ohio nominal.
| Cheese-Steady at 16@lSc.
MOney-Easy at 6@7 PC.
sterling Exchange-Dull at 81 N@I 9S for cur
Gold Shade nrmer. Opening at 81 7s11 and
Government Stocks Steady. $40 coupons
81 l101 liz: 3-l0ths October and April 81 IN.
/ Stocks-Better. NJ ClAlN; III script 1874; Q
p ll21144;; g 4 RI uS11; r Fl " 4 IL; A 4 =
i Har 226; Hud 40: Erie ll45z; NY G 1881; U s 81
l year cert SO; Mo6's 10 Pac Mall 2z7N.
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The Florenee Nbghsinsale u the nur.
sery.-The following Is an extract from letter
written by the Rev. G. z Wsiser. to the German
Reformed Messenger. at Chambersburg, Penn:
A BDNxrAcrREsA-Just open the door for her.
and Mn. Winslow win prove the American
Florencs NIGHTINGALE Of the Nursery. OF this
10 are sure, that W viii teach our '6usy" 70
say, "A Messing on Mn. Winslow" for helping
her to survive and sscape the gripping, colickins
and tssthing Siege. We confirm every word set
forth in tho Prospectus. II performs lrecissly
what it processes to perform, every part Of il
nothing les. Away with your cordial" Pa
rsgoric," drops" "LAudanum." and every 9TH
q Narcotic" BY which the babe II drusgsd IN
to stupidity, and rendered dull and idiotic tos
life.
We have never seen Mn. Winslow-know hel
only through the preparation Of her '6ooehinl
Syrup for Children Teething." II We had IN
uover. We would make her. - she u, physicA
saviour OF the Infant Race. 25 cents bottle
sold BY all Druggists. aprl-dAwlm
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~ We are glad to see that our young
men are not inclined to backwa rdness in
their response to the call Of the Governor.
In doing 80 they manifest their patriotism,
and will meet with the encouragement and
efficient aid of all good citizens. All that
is requisite to ensure their success in re-
cruiting the requisite number, is energy,
activity and harmonious action. There
will be room enough for all. Let each do
all he can, and secure as many recruits as
he can. We should he glad to see Burling-
ton send two or three companies, with ju-
diciously selected officers, and composed Of
men who can do good service. If the prop
or spirit aud efforts prevail, it can be done
Let US unitedly put our shoulders to the
wheel aud DO 1t,
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

other town on the river. Dry Goods, Gro
ceries and Hardware can be bought here
as cheap as ut any other point above st.
Louis, while everything in the way Of
farm produce and provision can be had
much cheaper. Let those going West con-
suit their own interest by taking the best
Opinion.
STRIKE.-The laborers employed on the
extension Of the d. & 8. C. r. r. westward
have been on q strike, but have gone to
work again. The men are obliged to work
IL hours day, and the strike was to reduce
the working time to 10 hours. The con.
tractors would not accede to the demand
Cedar Fails Gnz.
The Rev. A. 6. Eberhart, pastor Of the
Baptist Church ut Cedar Falls, has been
rendered the Chaplaincy Of the 3lst Iowa
regiment.
We desire to call attention to q case Of
rascality and cruelty on the part of the
semblance of man, toward worthy w0-
man aud two small children, whom this
brute by lawful right called his wife and
children, which would disgrace Fegee Is
lander. This man, who lived with his wife
in this city, went home on last Monday IN
state Of drunkenness and abused his tam
lily in such manner that his wife was
compelled, through fear Of her life, to take
up her children and go to friends house
to stay until her brutal husband became
sober. But while she was gone he carried
of every particle Of the furniture that was
in the house to a secondhand furniture
store, and then sold it, and with the pro
ceeds thereof ran away, leaving the poo
woman and children, without dollar or
bed to lie on. She is thus left in the utmos
destitution.-keokuk Constitution.
A complimentary supper was given I
Col. w. w. Belknap and the officers of hi
command, by the ladies of Keokuk, o
Tuesday evening last.
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~ The Rev. w. NJ. Calfee, formerly q
member of the Iowa House of Representa-
tives from Clark county. has been on lee
turing tour through Polk, Marshall. Story
and Jasper counties. The Register says his
themes were Anti-Forty Rod hisky ism,
otherwise known as Temperament Onion.
ism, and the Gospel. according to Paul.
Brother Calfee is in the immediate service
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, but be
has general commission given him as
birth-right to pummel Traitorsand all 9th
| or sinners. wherever he can catch them.
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OUR STATE.

At the village OF Grandview, Louisa
few OF the returned veterans up
there, made . couple Of notorious Copper
heads take the oath. One Of the Cops said
he would Idle before he'd take the oath"
But he took the ''oath," and didn't ''die'
neither. Bravo! You catch a Cop dying,
will you, when swearing" will keep him
alive! The very thought of birthstone, let
alone its heated perfumes, will make him
ssdrep' quicker than shot bullock, upon
his marrow bones, and with both hands
raised to heaven, and his eyes rolled back
and s'sot'' like dying calfs he will repeat
the words in the ''oath'' as eagerly and
ravenously as young birds swallow worms!
Won't he, Dixon?
The stores at Lyons are closed at o'clock
each evening, in order to give the clerks
chance to enjoy life, as well as the "rest Of
mankind That's right. There is no use
of one killing himself in order to make
little money, which filthy lucre you can't
take with you when you leave terra jf,ma;
nor will it buy man a ''pass' through the
portals of heaven; but it may get you a
can have inscribed your many virtues.-
| The tombstones make US all die Chris
tians. The man of God, the gambler, and
the seducer. have the same pretty verses
inscribed upon their tablets of MARBLE
Perhaps this is all right. We don't know
It all, nor pretend to.
| ILLEGAL vorINa.-Two uncircumcised
and unregenerate indivlduals named J0n1
Rnrns anal jas. McCoun have been chucked
into lug in Iowa City for Illegal voting
/ There are about twenty in and around this
Citv who voted illegally for old Dogberry
Morris. who should be served in the same
way.-State Register.
4 Democratic editor is continually boast
inn that he is q bachelor. Guess that's no
tho worst of it.; sit runs in the family
His father was bachelor, o.-West Unio'
Record. ..=...
And his mother, perhaps, was one
Pats kind Of virgins-never married!
: A child was burnt to death by its cloth
90 taking fire, on Monday of last week, il
Marshalltown.
: Reef retails in town at fifteen cents pc
pound. Only o few can be found VINO DC
! fieve it to be healthy-for the pocket. w
were compelled to secede from us use Wne
= it got beyond ten cents pound, conse
uuentlv we have not seen any on our taDl
. for long time.-Marsholttoa0's Times.
The Marengo Rcvie,c, after taking Ri
= Van Wrinkle nap of some ten weeks, IA
opened its eyes again, and is doing goo
!. service. Marengo is pretty village, an
q Iowa county embraces large scope OF goo
j, country.
Mrs. Croker, wife Of Gen. NJ. NJ. Crocl
I. er arrived from vicksburg yesterday. II
General himself is expected to be here in
d few days. He has been killed in battle tv
( or three times, and has died by the ordin
nv course of nature at least once to our &c
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FINE STOCK IMPoRTATIoN.-Morton ana
Bennett have just imported Q splendid
Kentcky Jackass. The pedigree OF tnIs
animal shows him to be of the very pest
blood. He is called Henry ware neec ~;
name. and for melifiuence Of voice he equals
his namesake.-Neb. City News.
And Thomas Morton, of the Nebrasks
CITY News. some time since imported su-
perior Jackass from Washington. He y
called for short, "A JAZZ" and for al the
qualities that 60 to make nrst claS 49, ~.
we will back him against henry 49,
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CHICAGO. April q,

CHICAySOs ApIIIN e
Flour-Ouiet and without material change.
Wheat-Oull and operations were exclusively
confined to two or three spectators. Sales at
81 2sl4@l 90, principally at 81 q. for mol; u 2@
~ for No 2.
Corn-Closed firm. with buyers but no sellers,
at soc for MOL.
Oats-Opened dull at l@2c lower but closed
rather better. Sales at 87N@S8c.
Highwines active but unsettled ct an advance
Of 384c. sales 81 20@l O.
Observation-Disclosures.
Cofee-K@lc higher.
SugarS-Advancedl @2c.
Professionalism.
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BURLINGTON WHOLESALE TRADE.-We
are glad to see from day to day, evidences
Of the big trade our wholesale merchants
are carrying on with retail merchants in
various parts of the State. This thing OF
going to Chicago to buy goods, is about
played with merchants UP west, who un'
derstandtheir business. Burlington whole
sale merchants can, and WiH sell as low tc
those in quest of goods, as they can buy the
same at Chicago. And we advise those who
are in the retail trade, and who have mo-
tried the experiment Of buying here, t
give our merchants q trial. Look at oul
advertising columns and be convinced
what we say.
We write this for the purpose Of stating
facts, and for the benefit of those who wisl
to know where to buy cheap, aud where t
lind gentlemanly Wholesale dealers.
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MARINERS OF DIES MONIES CO.,
III IOWA. E@ 81 Ah

NJ. G. McARrHUR's Fine Blooded 0talliens,
MAJOR TAMERLANE, OF Kentucky, and
RLACK-HAWK GENERAL, Of Vermont, win
Season ss, at the following places, viz:
On Mondays ut the stable Of James Poland,
ON sand Ridge. 8$H s.sH
Tuesdays At the stable Of John Morgan, In
Green Bay Township.
Wednesday and Thursday, at the stable Of
John MONT, In Augusta.
Friday and Saturday, at the stable Of MoseS
Perkins, In the City Of Burlington. known a.
the Burlington House Stable. .
Farmers, this Is q rare chance TO improve
your stock. PRICES MODERATE. See lArgs pos
tiers. r. FRANKLIN, keeper.
anrl3-d&V2mis f###N a@ #f
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- The gardens are being slicked up in
rrious parts Of the city and some few seeds
have been put in the ground; but the 'wet'
Aas interfered very much with the progress
Il gardening, in this locality. However
his shouldn't discourage any one. Ole
Sol will make things all right before thu
Arst Of June; and those who become dis
outraged on account Of the wet weather
and fail to cultivate their gardens, will re
ret it in July. Garden struck" and al
kinds Of vegetables, will command highe
6eures in our markets this summer, thai
our citizens have ever before paid. TIL
same will hold good with all kinds OF farm
products, and our farmers should plan
every nook and corner in grain Of som
kind.
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- Some one is writing sketch of
each member of the late Iowa Legislature,
which is published in the Iowa Homestead,
at Des Moines. These sketches, We sup
pose. are good deal like funeral orationa
mot calculated to wound any ones feel
ings. Taking this view of the matter, We
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In st. Louis, on Tuesday, the wife OF
John Leesman, German, eloped with ner
paramount, taking ?ls 0oo wnicn = me ~ S.v-
mos restitution to the credit Of his faithless
wife. It is supposed they went South.
The Wheeling Intelligenccr says tnat Guy
is literally flooded with counterfeit OnAseo
States currency. #H a
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~ elixht C>lA.,, Coughs.

"A Slight Geld" Coughs.
Few are aware OF the importance Of checking
q Cough or SLIGHT COLD In its first stage; that
which in tho beginning would yield to . mild
remedy, II. neglected, soon attacks the lungs
.BrosCn's Bronchial zroches' give sure and al.
most immediate relief. AslNa,y OCtcers and Sol
iers should haze ae a. ttey can be carried IN The
pocket and taken a. ocoast0n reQHires.
apr2a-dAwlm
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Diseases o. the Nervous, Seminal, UFi.
nary and Sexual eystems-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD AseO-
CLAYTON. Sent by mail in sealed letter envel-
ones. free OF charge. Address, DR.. J. sK1LL1N
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No. Ssouth
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
rSl-dAwly. #a
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SENATOR HARLAN's SPEECH.-A great
many of our readers will be glad to know
Senator Harlans views on the proposition
to abolish slavery by an amendment OF the
Constitution. To crafty this natural wish
of his constituents we publish his speech
ON the proposition to the exclusion OF
much other matter.
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MORE SrocK.-The freight train brought
lovn three cara Of hogs for Mr.. Hunt, froY
wayne Co., and two cars of hogs for ".
Roberts, from Mahaska county.
- The freight train from the West,
thought down yesterday, fourteen cars OF
cattle and hogs for Mr.. Redfield. Also, six
cars of cattle for gentleman whose name
- did mt learn.
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COI1ArEe HONEY SOAP.

COL1ATE,O HONEY SOAR.
This celebrated Toilet sep, In such univet.
sal demand, Is made from the choicest materi-
als. Il nild and enaollient In its nature, FRA
9rantly scented, and extremely beneficial
in its action upon the skin. For sale by I'll
Druggists and Fancy Goods DcalerA
ian2o-d&Wly
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The Ladies', Union Aid 0oc1eSy nave
made arrangements with Mr.. Of the sunderland
House, to board and lodge, for limited time
all soldiers who arrive in Burlington without
means.
sick Soldiers win be taken to the u. g. Marine
Hospital, on application Ut the ONCE Of DR.. II.
Ransom, on Jefferson Street. [mar4-dAw
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MARRIED.

on the evening of the 9TH, ct the residence %
Gen. LAuman, by Rev. w. H. Barris. IT. AZ
FRED B. FREEZE. OF Chicago, and Miss AUGUSTA
r vIELE, Of this CITY,.
on Thursday, April 18th, ct the Parsonage u
West Point, Iowa. by Rev. @. c; shelton. Mr:
Volunteers and Miss MARY GRAYHAM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ICE CREAM and the Philosophy q IT.
Aanufaeture...As small treatise. with valua-
BILE recipes on this subject, will be sent FREEs
by mail, to persons who will send their address
To E. KETCHAM 4 CO.,
apr3O-w4t 29 Pearl st., New York.
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a-Mrs. Senator Harlan and daughter
sailed few days ago for South Carolina.

~ A dried-up, herring-faced, gimblet-
eyed old bachelor, says he don't wonder at
so many OF the young veterans getting
married. He says one who has faced a
lannon's mouth, aud heard q thousand o.
them talk at once, can never be frightened
by woman! The old dog! He ought to
be compelled to climb shell-bark hickory
tree!
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w. Deputy Sheriff NIilt. Carter, of Mad
ison county, passed through this city yes
eerday, on the track OF some thieves.
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PHILADELPHIA, April q.
Trade very inactive especially dour. Sales Of
extra dour at So 25@8 50.
Wheat-Sales of red at u 1901 50; white q u "
@l95.
Corn-steady. Sales Of yellow at 81 IS.
PetrOleum-Inactive.
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"a Col. Wood, formerly Of the 18th Illi-
nois regiment, Major Calfrey aud Prof
Chamberlain, all residents of Fort Madi.
son, called at the Hdwk-Eye sanctum yes
terday. They were en- route for Davenport
to get wag Of Gen. Baker spaw. Success
gentlemen.