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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-05

Henry Clay is black hearted william
the first American that has ever been
bought with British gold to sell his eoun-
try.-S. n. Douglas in 1S43.
Mr.. Douglas never used such language
about any man, much less about him who
was his warmest personal friend and great
compeer and adviser in the compromise of
1850. Such stuff is published by one
knave to please another.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-05

ELocUTIoN- A. A. GRIErITH will
lecture on Elocution, and illustrate with
choice Readings and REGULATIONS at Kenne-
dy's Hall, on Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings, commencing at 81 o'clock.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-05
MILAN N ATOMS.

N. Bingham, celebrated Physician OF Utica, n Y,
says 81 have treated cases OF Inflammation Of the
Brain, Inflammation OF the Lungs, Inflammation OF
the bowels and Kidneys, lndammatory Kh.umatism,
Child Bed Fever with DR.. Trask'- Magnetic Ointment
With perfect success, when all internal remedies
have failed, also OF Group Scarlet Fever Canker
aud liberated Throat and Lungs with like In
the epidemic known the Putrid Eryseilss by whrb
many valuable lives lost, to ted frequently
and it never failed Of enecting speedy and certain
cure. In cases Of Burns, Sprans, Bruises, Frozen
limbs, Chlblains, &c, it cures like charm No Ply
sician family will be single day without this meii
clue, after becoming acquainted with its power to cure.
Sore Lips, Chapped Hands, and CAil6lains.
Arc completely cured by two three applications Of
the Magnetic Ointment. 2O3m2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-05

Democratic County Convention
There will be Convention of the Democracy OF
Clayton county, at Elkaaer, Saturday, September
18th, to select candidate Clerk of the Court All
Democrats Of the county are invited to attend.
JOHN P. KRIEBs, Chairman 60. Committee :.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-05

Gulch had taken out $4,000 per week for 8
weeks. The transactions OF Clark, Gruber
& Co., in dust, exceed $4,000 per day
sometimes. This firm coins it pure The
silver discoveries are not exciting great in
terest.
The Chicago Journal says the Americans
Of Buffalo held meeting to consider the
union" move and that 81 of them declared
for Lincoln. The Buffalo Republic says
the story is Of whole cloth manufacture.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-05
Home, and other Items.

~AS oSOAJ 10 VI "uOlC CIOIu uIduuldClUIc.
Home, and other Items.
There is considerable sickness here a,
present, particularly among children. Many
have died with summer complaint and scar
let fever. The weather is very warm, tn,
river low, and fruit is abundant-thest
causes account for some of the sickness
IA singular looking steam, cabin-look
ing craft lies at our shore; it is occupied by
knife and razor grinder who goes about
town for the good of BARRIERS and house.
keepers. Roberts & Billings of Cassville
are here with fine wharf.boat built for
that ancient town. They intend storing
wheat in it. :. Julius Boetcher of the Yves.
tern House, has increased his stabling SO
that he can accommodate sixty horses
Julius has one of the most prosperous
Hotels in McGregor. .. Oliver Raitt has
almost completed frame two-story build.
ing between Changers shoe store and
Bracken's butcher shop. 1t is said to be
designed for the use of the Post Office when
it changes locations; very suitable place,
we think. Mr.. Thomas Mcclure, the
best copper and tin smith of North Iowa,
has completed pocket Fire Engine which
should be examined by our Councilmcn.-
1t would be handy and invaluable in case
OF fire.. New goods, new signs, and
new stores are to be seen all round town
now. Fiske, the carpenter, is raising
King & Co., and Scott & Brother to grade
BY means of screws obtained for the pur-
pose. Fiske will be glad to set all the
houses in town so far up that no food can
reach them. The Grant Co. Herald, a
modest Republican paper, calls his oppo-
nents the "Split-tail Democracy" Wouldn't
"swallow-tailed' be equally as strong and
much less offensive to delicacy ?. . The
Minnesota State Convention at St. Paul last
week, was rouser .. The Walker House
at Milwaukee is re-opened, by A. G. Bentley
....Prof Sanford, the music teacher, ad-
vises us that he will have Juvenile Con.
cert in the new church building at an carly
day Conrad Bender of DEBORAH, as good
Pennsylvania as ever lived, made us a
present Of two splendid melons on Monday
-. A rattle comes off soon for sail boat
lying at our wharf. SO many P. P. men
have returned here that we cannot name
them all. Most of them talk "slow' about
the prospect there. 4. . David Runnion of
Chicago, recently backed down the gassy
Republican better of the Press d Tribune
Pat Mcdonald has built an addition to
the Mendon House to accommodate the in
creasing business of his house.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-05


Williams, and the candidates nominated
were VIM Kelly, VIM. f. Allen, VIM. w.
Wright and VIM. c. Rhodes . lot of Will
ianas-equal to Welsh colony.
The Great Eastern cleared $4,000 by
her trip to the United States.
The report that Dewey, Hobart and other
prominent Wisconsin Democrats are for
Breckenridge, is denied by the papers in
their immediate locality.
The CONNECTICUT Democratic State Con.
vention was attended by 400 delegates and
was for Douglas by large majority. A
few Breckenridge men-oficers of Govern,
ment and their ''poor relations were pres
emit and attempted to distract the proceed
ipgs, but they failed. Samuel Colt and
John j. Penrose are the State electors.
A National Mllers' and Distillers' Con-
vention took place, at Ohio White Sulphur
Springs, on the 3Oth. The attendance was
large from Eastern cities and the West. 1t
was decided that "too much whisky was
now made for the good Of the trade" Had
it also been decided that the article was SO
poorly made as to kill their best customers,
another truth would have been added to the
platform.
Brady accepts the gubcrnatorial Brcckin'
ridge nomination in N. Y, On condition
that he will withdraw in case of union
with the Union ticket.
Judge Douglas spoke at Raleigh, on thu
Goth, to large crowd Of people.
The Pixies Peak news is decidedly better
: The last arrival (Aug. sO) brought ga, O0t
in dust. A mill, Of hammers, in LAX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21


si,nso,r AZ = sesinihip Jsnesicvn-Nlss Mary Camp.
Mss Ryisy n,mssrr.r y leo, & rus.tarm' WIN Il
tbai msn Capt q Rove S-rhen phllirs wr rorrss.
Irsd Nsrr 90 spd bdy 0otriey, Mrs werihsimer Nrs
rhsnn srd oausf'sr Mss sarah Iyons N MAYO, Mrs
John Jfwpe hey Bailey ard isdy Robert Ns~h f}~see
vsr. ttM vse fc.snscct. NJ Nss-r' Joan fscmss
ses. .r,ovs U Iimrsn, Vim Kenn,sh. Q n Nddock,
.s,vaSy,r- s'rswstp IIun,.,l-- Cop, r s~r~.y. wu
knler ard z ehtrsr, nuher, W II Crsne Rev Oh Hase
rlsn bevk frrett Puget Hcvderprp 0eS Hams,
John Bel 7 = Tent Cislstd N Hesnlres II wAssrmsn
xsuris wnhe w Isber Dr. Pnipsm J 3 Red, fkrnas
wssrs IGsn hinss nsIsr ~, q Dcdes q or.n
Ihes rosal.s essrss tedrmsn r. srscsicct. Cutler
frffs n.d6cck = Dut nv. DNhe. rhps Tsyhw, A q
sslstusy Myers. siaos q Jscssos. spsSsi sad
70 uesrsrc
Leach srd ,sty, Bowen and iady =
c.snlsss-Bsf MARI Fos-sr. = cHarsAH Asd swe
c1ysyrrecs-Bsrh cienfueso.-Mrs Gordon ana laugh.
YER khs Carr. ~" Red. y Hardy q oo~pispd.
sssrs-sssh Jchs cayses-csrs ycs wessev. = NeSsiy
~ Jsso.Bsrt 1Irea Ee~ayt-n NJ Ghsrn, end hfy oeo
sseses ~ snd e1n<. y Neia nSy as5 shh cSslA,
-o.i,ss7os-esH = Rss1sr-W esennn h1y A. sApa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

lfners from Florence, received In Boston, courm the
statements IN regard 10 the dangerous finess Of Rev.
Theodore Parker For several weeks previous TO the
date OF the letter. be latter part Of Apr be had been
fslirg sersiby While serious depression OF sprfs re-
acted upon hs bodily condition. Feeling tina, something
nut be speedily done, CONSULTATION Of Dr. Appleton,
MI Arthorp OF Boston, and others Of hs friends was
called, and decided 10 obtain q vttsurino with
view TO Transporting him BY easy journeys 10 Forencc IN
bore that new sights ana scents might improve ha men.
tai emotion. For two days the Journey prosecuted
but then the patient became weak that the vciurno
vac abandoned After period of be was taken 10
Florence py rn, and II last accounts, surrounded
by bis frencs. growing daily weaker and weaker ard
with bot faint hopes Of another rally The ohe lot
ter, which was written By one oen a, bic bedside BIDS
bh friends here 10 prepare FOR early intelligence OF an
a4llc,ive character.
coropsr Snes Bruey who has charge Of the invest.
ssFn m The Wey mouth poisoning case Was sppon cd 10
ls2e. and has therefore held the cce Thirty two wears
During that me be has had about dcen cass or ftsle
kss than one In two years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

Port Of New York, may go, 1850.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
..s.ssag nap,syins Port vss.ss. srs pas.
Ion o. p..sa scSr On Der beam ends s.s,srn Said ooaa
70. ale en Der Hsms; had apparently been IN Ihs
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's s,sss: 2 Ss.ss zns
&c = SrY% INV. a oS, ,y.,., IT,.
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own iresI WIN ''-
wn Sslssn Sons lin ir,l NILES Of fcr,ness 81 sbp
s s'f ss. sa from Ne" Orleans same % "a" 'Ap s'
n~,h l,iese,ioh sc.A Prg, wasss Sunderland 90 dAys
vsIy heavy westerly wieds spill sali. Ar
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water loo pAssnd ls hatch befougfrr enppn~nd1
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svrar 70 ws al. Carve- A Cnsse - ~ - w"
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10 with snsar kc ~ IA n proof nan ~, ars ars At s
bYerc Of oss hvss esrsh wcs~Sr s,o~, x,rs.nr 81, ~s
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ror from baltimore for Crrderss '' " -"
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~ ~ Ion rs spoke thip DRAPER haior al Ne
Bsdfosdi steerirr east ~ F w"
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"a va Ssys sngar N oyser "a, ~ IL.
erss experienced from NNE 70 ENN during vhsch
cbit ri 10 nut iuo Nor nm NJ r,~sy ~ 'Ps "eSx' ~ss
sthr oardnrr az sedrsv,c,) J.rfus Faixrso Pr
hs-e, With sursr ~ 70 Rise 4 Han
WIN rntse. N n xayhew Co - -
tsbr Den - m oi Nsw Haven, klicr Nstsnrm taya
ear ~ gB,s s,,.sss rs'fsh Had Easter, ~ines and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

eas cste OF social crime and empirical practice, re-
last few days been developed IN the town Of Hsverh
Macs The fsots given % foows-ree victim in this
about twenty two years age daughter Of Mr. James
Roswell, an Epslshmsn, and worthy and industrious
low in Hsvephh NJ Roawe near ,tpsr 81 m n,os
Children six Of whom married. Caroline was EN-
poyed for some time before her death In running sew.
irg machine in the thoe mandatory OF Afr. William
Lnce, Of HaverbiL She was on terms OF intimacy with
young msn named William Foss, who alec 10 the
Ass Rcswen that Der daughter q delicate situs-
oD appear have been aroused six eight weeks
oos ur'n .na ss
fpg upon the subject I'm Wednesday, April ~,
MISE Roswell went to Newburyport without the know
ledge OF her parents but whether alone In company
does not appear, returning home absut midnight she
worked in the shop usual the three following days. and
Saturday iaken Sick complaining Of extreme cold.
and distress On Saturday night or Sunday che vas
delivered Of female child, which she concealed in
trunk in Der becchamber. She daily grew worse, and on
Tuesday following the premature delivery Dr.. f. B. Saw
yer was called in and subsequently she also attend
ed by Irs Chase and Flint There was strong evidence
to SINK unil Wednesday night, when aha died. Before
her death she Disclosed to her mother the that
be found She also said she had visited Nevburyport
and undergone an operation ut the hands OF Dr. James
nutc ,ccnust az Pr Of ina, city she gave mi
performed, description Of the instruments employed
and OF her terrible suffering She begged her mother not
70 allow her body 70 be opened and acquitted her intend
ed Of any blame in the matter The circumstances attend
ing the death Of the young woman Of suspicious
character that Saturday complaint lodged with the
Beard Of seectmep who forbid the burial OF the body
until "a inquest could be held. Owing to the Illness OF
Coroner Eaton, Of Haverhi Jonathan Kim BALL Esq Of
Bradford, Coroner summoned the following jurors-R
g. Walker, N Kmbsll, E. p Hill Jacob How, Daniel
Palmer and n 8 Howe The jury was organized At
O'Clock, r. NJ on Saturday, by choice Of T. p Hill fore
man. snd proceeded to the quest upon view OF the body
with closed doors An autopsy Of the body deemed
S. w: Sy % g p w, .ss Ss e.
understand confirmed the opinion Of the attending ply
scians, Drs Chsse and Flint that the Of Miss Ros
wells death was Inflammation, occasjoned by mscar-
rsse. The inquest cosed on Tuesday IL O'Clock,
but The evidence and verc let yet withheld from
public In consequences Of the disclosures made by Mics
Roswell, Mr. Sylvester Chase, acting under authority
from the seectmen Of Haverhi, proceeded 10 Newbmy
port on Monday and obtained warrant for the arrest q
Dr rton He was accordingly apprehended and brought
before the Police Court in Newburyport where be
held TO bali In the Of 81 oo0 for his appearance on
Tuesday next He obtaned the required sureuss.
INV York rosr OFFICES A new Post Office has been
established n Union Grove Delaware county and
Pr noctO ham al c.tv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

NEvforNDiASn SFAt lRHfRy The sealipg acct, with
tbe exception OF about twenty veSses, hal returned
rem The voJ age At The latest taes from 81, Johns OH
net The quantity Of seals brousht In Il much les than
t year, wien wss The least s1cccssful voyage since
1870, excepting one year, VIZ 1886.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

rsssgvape 1svtss Rsp~res.
H,sH.s % rv .nss-,ne .s'p ,r,,'ds ,ss b..,
S>vr r,~ar. -
sAsns neox, "a, y .-..-s--A n. s.sA s.hs ~ lAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

Ntw York rosr OFFICES A new Post Office has been
established a Union Grove Delaware county and also
u Pfincetowp, Schenectady city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

s sY ~ sn,p Oliver Jordsn sotsIss rssseA bArf
ssf s s s:sS F P::s f ;:. I' g
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s.os rsis' lAh ty,s xssa'h sr,,,on s.ss sasrs Geo
veAhDiSrR, Mag BAR sshr RodnHn rr,es. Kelley.
eloucksTTR. MAJ ~ Arr sehr TEXAS, Lsas. Gs,vs~ou
nolsEs HoII, NAY ~ rN-Ar br,r seesas-sy rsym-
s,esssfear Ncoe 60 hosrs John Tos.r cois.ass
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covns rossn fss hsr sssass ss ,sS
lsh ssM-re syivs,. ga he above and an before re.
BshfroRp' Way is,sis sesr suss Brssard ss.n xe~
JscKsoNvrLLx. Nsy s-iu rcr,scar Bes Fecs. Gardner.
xysTic Nay esd sshr LADY Of the Ocean. rsssu Se~
SrvBsRS. Sc. vsy ii--,rr schr rsasei wsna-s. west
ronroix. May r-Ar barr " rOulsnsr w.rshusa.
s,d ner rsnmrs Rssds .iir vvsbioO Hs5ss s.vsansA;
na.k 1Tel. inharssrn. Q1tsy s,osn sor orders
hsnfohD, Nay ESD scx Vim L,pe-. Robinson,
ryanrnyPoRr Way II Az srs- Ec.-us, r>. Wort
.ftWPokr ksy lar tthrs vvrsra. wrsxste. and =
nah frcfi'erd. Taurfcr fv Frrapsfkp ~ srors HSr9
,I,sre % for Do Green jones' rrovidencs for DO
rss,d ssrey Port q P,ucer-s An o. 1sh s,sr. asan
Ger tne pasts fro fhad.rha suppcsee Tor fAi kver;
Nelly Bafer. 81 nerris trurdS
gsen 90 so,ks sd 10 81 sssmer sep'uHs ship Ban.
sTw Bkvrs wsy is- Arr s~ess.h barb os-sn, Hirsrn.
Newcastle rpr schrs tudsls-n riecs srf,eetseort q
snd iuSrs Hop sIr-cp Trsnsp sarss Ersesh New foes
PtNsacbLx Way Arr scbrr Julius webs rdriags ss-
ioion, woodward Temples; 7is. shp Hunphrey rurrns
PBrIAnnr,rIIA. Nav 10 o sc-arr steamer Delaware
csnscr Yerfs Ned@a. wiBs Mssszs~; brrs ocsso
i...os, sew. r,sson' t.sosd sullivan, Nj Jn. Name
Prescn, Cspheroa Naitn wrshiurton, fhnchsv, BlAek
River sultan fBrA Dsy, Haifsx.
PFskiMArs elrtk. Mry lo--c'd bris n Hass,sr. Ns-
In ptIs sehr FRED sssertr ehrefer on ssvs1psh Cor
rSRfi 1rb NV IA RI steamship cA~sspe.ss Craven.
EScrt Br shp fercrfe ecsir verrso sears 8sy sssse
PRt vfnrsCE. hsv le--sr sesuer Aihssr,s. Jcnesr
Nrors; schrs Ccpnscfic Miller; Emily rbonpson and Me-
lsor bsse Fswtule for Ny0h 50 hssk lsrHcs Dava
g,,Tim Efcrs sctr. John 1 pasIss ne~ss B.sirsr.;
NyaS sloop y cory J, eisddrs. Ropasul
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-szysSsAH, Nay rs, ~ sse.m.ssp aus,s. vosahul
6oss Sso sf s so:s 100 ssa wsr'A
rhN Lessssk arsp. spd pov,nr ., joss. Gyors.
Mh-OM ~ ouids, ucauInA, xannhaG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

AZ semoerstc mass meeting, at 1ovell, Mas. %
voc ION nn, The Hon. .. >. Butler delegate 70 We
ebfefeen GonventOn, introduced. After . brief
nuodretcn returning hanks 10 ,he ciszcus Of Charles
Nh Ior men hesptshues, and highly euiosizrg Mr.
Cushing The Freaden, q The Convention M Butter pro
cceted
tic nrst most important duty sftsr ia orrauiz,,en .s
ior the ocnyenton 10 sfree upon ylor on prirlrae
M mncr q TIC conmte 10 fuc sucS nlsti,rr,
fet hat bad but course 10 pursue ana
htld hat whh answering pnscs,y q purpose
Hwcs 70 obfair nr efrrncrce ~ ooes dsmo rnf ~ -,
esd dowa al Cfrf,Eson van pAicl ss Aad ossysi. IA,
rir~ II soction0hen IN 1ss6-upsr A1 ,.rsr,r ~ a.,
dsAsrcd r,oyy fasv ro~,ls hcrs uss our r.rris
ntes, u y bedrf Ga soN u q tu, fntrsrsa4s
erd tcrfrf,nt cdrrgsrg s,e Of noss d,oirrnss 1iev
aocotd 70 every section Of Me Union their con
.Msneasi tights rhey give 10 all common
ntrtu The con mos property and Torritn7ss
'' the Uttef Ssies They dscourferarcr sectyph ssf
ssson upor topics With which scc,icrs o. the oDuDrv
ave rc'hmae DO hey form . com rcr creed o.
a-ioth pny, 10 which every denccral n the |
..en'ry nss been scknnly pledged. uSder uem W |
F.peveo tnder thsu ve car sgnn tri ]
49, they are urstsed no s~r.inn can /
WV wa, any gner eertscn kss etsr~d n-y rfvsrsrn
fN a1%bfr. UIj4 - n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-10

Setcr=Vcriifernlg
Der afcciirten 6euerulam8z 8er liAeru1gsqe,
Iellldoft BON Baltimore.
Sc. 4 SOuttitrobe ~se9enaber bem Sun=@ ebaute.
Sn getraft Der e%ripl9rei4tn I6Gt9fet 6eS Oampf- 3euer. 1cpat.
tenlentS telcn mir er beute al gu ~tlli9Gem 4rtjie ncre Gct;cu
aus uuS srneuern aud ole alien Su een blli0teu aiatcu, &Gc
DEFICIENCIES, ne!!fe S5nEr, @fbbeI. Deer icuit8e ggertRy0aItinea
fr Gin o6er itt6en Sabre Su eerit1eut >pInIbeu, WerSen tWrmu
eu19slasen, fG bic Site unierer becab9csstel PrSmien- 4rete an.
5Iieben.
Nue BerlHite pereen ME btSbcr pronft uno lieberaI a~uSbe;ablt.
Scbn u. moore, Yrdiicent,
H Oireftcren:
@Bm. u pad, Npob &olfer, Sobn Z. JarIcr,
Nllen Yalns, 1usoro &. Ntdi on, SIrtes 9cWr9,
Jones Y. GSbeeeen, Sone8 u. GrucG, Scepb q. @0pb,
SSoepb Rcaripu II. SaalutI Strt, Nraacis ". Winey,
Sanles 9Gtp, Socpb &ruit SameS .. gepr8e, a.
2aneoiter Dub, TranciS SuIrS,
Cd SOhn Outsb art, Ger.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-10
rsSerG6ernn

Johnston's Insurance Rooms,
ytp. 70 Seccnpitr.
Veuers, MARINE unb 2eben8sgSerfS
r.ingS=gompdanien.
StferIte llrO feitefte GDlnpagnie.
Serft@erun98zGcm Der 8aQeb 3. Biroirien
NIT $500, coo Capital. ~
Ghndbur9zV erit6erung8s Gorrp. b. giroirier
NIT $500, 900 capital. 10 ~
MISUNDERSTANDING @pr1p. y. Girotl1ien
NIT $2OO,0OO capital.
@barter OafzVerftd). z@Dnnp. BON 6artfcrb.
nit $35O,OO0 capital.
security VerIiderltn98s@ontp pBu Nepsg )prt
ox. nit $4,000 Gaptat.
PcnlrSSertderun88s@pm bon Netps2)orf.
NIT $500, 900 Gayuol. >
JlelpluterUe rIi6erutg8=Gpmtp. =. NelpsQDrf
IN NIT S27o,oO0 GaHtat, -
ntantsVerTGerun98@GGnlp y. NensJlrrf
~ NIT $200,O00 GapHd. =
Nerp@QSprlpayer1tder .zGomp pDlt N}en s9inr ,
INIT $3.50, eco GapaaI.
Wtercdnttle WltttQl 0H1rinc
nit $1,000. coo Gasital.
Seretni9te Stnotel 2eben8<Q}eri6erluro >,
nit 81 ,25O,972 capital.
Nprtbern Nnurance@G pntp. ppu QDrhn,,
nit 2,194, III Gopital.
Ss p0en Deatertter @cnipaQnRen Er6 bn her peoisioh. -,
Snales War9lato %outbGtt0rt unc lteufrt. p"
Nte bon een llnter5etdasten reprGlentpte1 g,r,noo,;.eo -,
S Sara perln969tss capital gum opQen obea an6e3e EE" =
ot nss ostanilp0rtilp tUt Que 3ablut8 BON Ger(;,cu.
erIebt. y SS"s " q 0SrLuie Quantities
Itsb. afiun, Gurseepr. " '"' ~. -,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-10

SGerer nno antdottger Inbrplnn.
"a Nad 6tIn Weftcu ut0 GiiOen. -
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&n unb naG benz rs. Sou, 1860 eeben BITE 3ige mic fpIat:
WDn Camden -StatiUn Baltimore: Scr @9fiug, Spnrta9s
.eGSeenpntmeu, IN, 8 ltr 80 Mttptsn @or&ttttaoS un6 her @r
preBiu9 uu A llbr Nitnuteu Mdtmtttags. 9eiSe 3aGe ee6sh
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&tnte.
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gfab d1eh puntten SptG&an 8altiutorc un6 pie6ntOnt netnte
man ben $50 Gjrmttta8- Qccpmpbot cn8s BUG. ga@ aGer puutten
sDifGen Biemont unb 3bGseitns tmb swifHen Graftul uhb par.
~fersblra ben 4 ur Sctm. nnb 4 Il. NaGm. .2ug bUn Baltimore.
Der Trepertf@N ccDn1lltDbatipn8=Su
serl&st. Baltimore fur 3rererid nnb Ste? taswiIden ~liegenben
pGBe tfgli6 un 4 llbr Is I}inuten g(a@nittaas, NIT @u5ndGnhe
hes ScnntG8Si rn6 erret6t 8rceertd wm ~. 80 81. Mteuss; pcr.
laBt bet Der Natfebr 6rebertd unt 7.95 0rrutttaa5 uno lanst
IN Baltimore uni 10 II. 40 IR. Nftttassar.
Der @Qicptt8@ 9itl8z NccpnlcbQtir18z qua
9ett t1sltd NIT Qusnatns teS Somta9s vie folet;
8erIdBt Concentration I'm 6 20 N,prGsnS unb II. 500 9tadnt.
@en Gnieptt'S Wltds UNI 7,45 MiprGenS, 80 II 6,20 Nadm.
ytdd) WSaI1inaton ultD bent Sitbca
9eBsn bic 8ase u, AS @tb .35 9cra,tita0s, fowte ua 3 10 ub
4,20 gadmittpeS.
Gin SOnatr un 4, Is IIprgens. e.
Son lGaf6in8tpn q
TIM 40 Ihb TAO gorrntttdg8 ua0 3, 10 mt 500 gia5m.
&m Gcnntag nur gaGraittags I'm $40. s-
Der sEwrttc unb pifrte Bug s9n Baltimore Nib a5af1!aatfa cer-
bincen It'd nit ben 3UgeR er MnnGrpliS g}dtf.
Der jwetts Gmb brittle 4rG tGit duf ben 8uildenfdttrnen.
R@@ gDe9en &tfete, austunft, GGtrt u. {, III. wsnte ntdn f&
ali S. Z. @H9lhnb, M8ent On cr GiGet. 8 fFce, GGrnren-
RattOa. gDu. 9, @mttb,.
Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
{. U. Grle, 0eherai- Btleteur. (Nuf6iO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-10

Iedte 9fbein= uno fran5S1iGe QBetne.
gBr b0ten nnier Eager bon Cbtsen gBe;nen iest 70 ccmplctir
oaB mir 28bolelale Elm b~elRbi0eS Quantuu ab9eben tGnnen; ma.
nentlt4 ocrpeiieu nil MeinbGnblcr auI uniere gette, 9Seine, biz
nj 1beim SAP duBert bilt9 ptrtauen.
SO. g 6n Der & &C., 46 g. Spparbnr.