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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
UsrIS CoRBIS. GKO. s. g. DOW. r. BROWN
CORRIN, DOW 4 BROWN,

A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS ATLAW
N and Notsries Public.
:. T.. BRowN, United States Commi ssi oner.
OvricE E-At Macklot 4 Corbin's Exchange Of
nee, Davenport, Iowa. msr3-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

X. ID. cON0DoN. VA. lALL.
CONGDON Z HALL,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
IA and Notaries Pubic. Office, Northwest
corner Of Brady and Second streets, up-stars-
entrance on Brady street. july 36-dtf
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BURNED CoAT.-Y esterday, as the
sons OF Mr.. Weaver were engaged ir digging
for the foundation of house on the corner Of
9th and Farnam streets, they came upon coat
buried about one foot below the surface OF
the ground The garment is Of black broad
cloth, cut in frock STYLE and is but little worn
In one Of the pockets was found bowie knife
Of rather savage appearance
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JANIS oNEILL, FL. HICKEY, JOHN 0NEILL
ONEiLL, hickey l. Co.,

IMPORTERS OF FRENCH BRANDlE3, HOL-
L land Gin, Wines, Irish and Scotch Whiskies,
kectifyng Distillers and dealers in pure Spirits,
Alcohol, Old Bourbon, Rye and Mononga Aela
Whiskies, Teas, Tobaccoes, and Cigars. No. y
East Front street, Opposite Burrows Mills,) Da-
veeport, Iowa, and lI9 Michigan street, Chicago,
Ill. Sole Agents for Sands Chicago Cream Ale.
noTS0-ly
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TAYLOR a. BALlORD.

NO. WEST SECOND STREET, LIE CLA IRE
~ Row, Davenport, Iowa, Wholesale and retail
dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints
Oils, Window Glass, Fancy Articles, Pcrfumery
Mineral Teeth, Gold Foil, &C., DC. march
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

Successor. T. Cool, Dillon d LindLey.
>XIE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice Of the Law. to which We
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1850. COOK DRURf.
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RQlsTIS NOUSs.
J. W. l:lTlIEAG

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
IA and Commissioner. Ofhce-No. 5 Daven-
ports Block. Entrance on Main street.
lulyl4 d&wly
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FRANK PLUMKR. GKo. u. vANHosEN.
PG.lMER Il VAN HOSEN,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
IN and Notaries Public. Also, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn, Capital, 100000 City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven, Conn, Capital, s5oo,0l0.
Office in LeClairo Block, Davenport. SEPT
n. REID, NJ D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. IS, corner Main ani Third streets, Dav-
enport, Iowa
DIR. REID can be consulted ut his Office at all
bours Of the day and night, unless profe essionally
engaged. sept25
lBlnsTIS nOUSH,
I,ORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mch22dtf
4. II. n ID. KELLY,
DACkERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
l. shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady Street.
jan l0-ddw
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UNION HOUSE

ERONT STREET, BETWEEN BRADY AND
II Main. ID. c. SANFORD, Proprietor. Good ac
comodations, clean beds, and good fare. Beard
and lodging by week $3.50. Good stabling for
teams. oct2c dom
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

JOHN n CNAWFORD,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
4 \ ana Notary Public.
OFfIcE-Nickoll's Block, upstairs. jan2O
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Steamboat Agency.

Forwarding and Comm issiOu.
IIAVING RENTED STORE NO I BURROWS
L Block, shall carry on the Steamboat Agen-
cy and Commission business, and solicit from my
friends and the public their patronage.
msrl5-d2m +. NJ. PRETTYMAN
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Dissolution Of CO-PartnerShin
Coal Lands for Sale! !

on Or $50 ACRES OF FINE COAL LANDS
gu to sell or exchange for Horses, Cattle, Dry
Goods, Groceries, or for almost any kind Of prop.
ersy, or will be sold time.
mine now open and in working condition.
For particulars enquire At this olice.
ian 12-d4Wtf
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N Office.

Academy OF the Immaculate Conception,
davenport. Iowa. 24.tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-03

St0fks, GtbaMGs. 1t.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA RANK
v NOTES for sale by
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES of ali kinds
~ boaghtb [nl6 til THO. J. CARSON
COTTH Carolina ANN GF0PCTI pkNIT
y NOTES bought bv 1A-'D oHoN0lh DAMN
nl6 tt THO J. CARSON.
bongbt nv 70 Pc HW onAh mHo 3; U.
NTEUT vGTIz M ~ nv .. 9aH
- for sale by Lnl6.tfI THO. J. CARSON.
RAFTS ON RICHMOND, PETERSBURG,
nl6,tf THO J. CARSON
WI ness paper for sale BY MARTIN LEWIS SuSi-
n nlS IT, a Second street.
SlAT4 DAYS LOAN WANTED-On Canton
~ and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Stocks and North
# Eifaf Virginia Railroad B9n ends epSgsgsd
GT6fK NJ, -. -, u Second ST
'oarSet' bought and 52a on e1mmissi1n
n6NF or Al Tf,,1r1 " 2se ,5 s5ggS
By i'N NOS JN0 8 G 2TTSG " a6 Ell
sStf % Southst
CTOCKS of aTJ DESCRTpTT0Ns P0TTCTI1l
Sand sold by JN0 s. GITTGNGS &Go,
NFTGSOURT &c EOD . ~ II ~
" ~, JNO. S, GITTINGs co,
-. sou : : 20 South st.
ID. w. no 1oS' c n TIN Ep = 20 BI
s8U 20 South St
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK FOR SALE RY
lvA mo s Cuttings q 90
sSf % Sonfb st
ENIREMBN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
L. by SANIrFT uAPpIS T.
julT-tf Basement ChesaneaI Rsnk
MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
lF4 JNO s Cuttings SEQ
s8f % Souib Ct
COMMERCIAL 4 FARMERS BANK STOCK
Cwapted hv mo : CITTINcS e. 20 YIN
sSf % Sonih ct
nATTTN0PE CTTY g DFP f7UN1Ie, ON -
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for SaIe.

JSaN FOR SALE.-A fine Bay Saddle HORSE,
- to be seen at MILLER'S STABLES corner of Ger
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St0bfs. 5ftlrnatts. Ef,
Goal

&}ijais
The best quetcso Of 700 D
IIL!TE And RED .tSIf C0AL
GEoRGEs CREE X I %FS 55aIg2yTFRloF
or 'faes and Steam Purposes. Also, W0OD in length
,.,. SAWED AND SILT FOR KINDIING.
~ ''s lowest market prices MA, HOUSE,,
-3-9 Southwest cor South and Lombard SITS
rr.,.,- GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. "ooD'
ceiy9E by canal and railroad SHALL continue to se re-
KINDIING W0OD Sawed Wood pronsrad :, my, orr,
% o l sizes and lengths delivered free prices greatly
WOOD without being sawcd and split for sale at all times
r,.,,..,- ,JoHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
oey,sN " i",esaiG ana fetal Coal and Wood Dealer
Wiz N W corner Park and Fayete streets
&hari-foot Eutsw street, Spring Gardens au2af
DlBDMONT G. AND I. CO.'S GEORGE s
Off cArFoS 4 CO CO, gAg,snts,
- CUMBERLAND COAL. oftoe hest orsftv. from tba
4 Ana C2P3ns ! mines IN lie S5ges I cre ss
valley constantly f7r sale by the cargo o. car load
sp2s-tr 'tiGAM ICY 4 GO,
CUMBERLAND COAL or GEORGES
EY LiE2sSGa S9 $751; da f Gty om the m2s
IEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
ma les STEPHEN = LEE, Agent,
{ IOAL;-CumberIand Coal Of the best quality
Strom the American Compauys and other mines in the
EEs55ndTp s BY STcK& SfE}mR'i cor Or
SHO TONS b MORE CONPANY5S
CUULUlIP COAL for sale by oN''"i i ~ l .
AT, acHAS GIIMoR, Sole Agent
Ctrep; ranrfI The Doc nrS.
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nubLit Sales.
ny GIBSON * co


a5!:: TRUSTEES SALE.-In execDtion of q
3;iI decree OF the Circuit Court Of Baltmore ctv +b
sess uGuerslgne1 TRUSTEE will sell at Public Auc21 on
al clock p NJ: N"S Vi december next,
=, THO. TWO LOTS OF GROUND on Henrietta str.ot
N bH I'm city, each Of them being improved by two
H'g,E Nv LING HOUSE, which are thus deScrbed. "
ne3lhiing for the first parcel at the corner formed ,
t ; o. tn south side of Henrietta street and
Nv es sac OF mum alley, and running thence east
s On tne onh side Of Henrietta street twnIya feet tI
thrso 81 IN rum alley, ffyseVen feet to an alley
soS Ill WlHe thence west, bounding on the nor, i'd n
~ h Ivy, WIN me right and privilege of the ssIne wit
~ we've rect 10 Plum alley, and thence nort ~,
S on e east side OF Plum ally: ~ W ~
PI"ct " peghtng And beginning for The ear-,1 " @l
Bouu on the ilne OF the southwest of cnTia ~ vi
AZ the distance OF tWentg four feet southeast from the @
formed Dy the intersection of the southwest side F I'LL
eta street and the southeast side Of Plum aIIe a,d @
feet thence southwest, parallel with Plum aev fst, S
rect TO an alley three feet wide communicating with Plum
ay thence northwe t. bounding the northeast side Of
saa Three loot alley, with the benefit and privilege in
common OF the same and parallel with Henrietta street
place of beginning. '7'- ' - '''
Inc first Lot is subject an annual ground rent of so
ISL January and lst July, and the second To an
ground rent of $50 payable 2h June and 9th De-
OF sale prescribed by the decree are one half
ne pal snc 10 six months; the ced tvment 70 hear
m rom me day OF sale, and be secured By Il note
Q te purchaser or purchasers, secured to the salts
N - Tue trustee WM F. Prick, Trustee,
81 Fayette street
nj 3aVSds GIBSON q co,
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GatL0rS.

sOHN II. REA Il co,
- CL0THTER2,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT sTREETs,
HessTs JOHN H. REA CO. take pleasure in Announcing
10 @ PUBIC generally that their stock Of Clothing is much
larger and more varied than ever before. - ~
Laying row on hand splendid stock OF CLOTHS CaSSI
HERES and VESTlNGS, which they will make up to order
fGcture ~ " f''~0 1i''' iiaha
a., , FURNISHFNG GOODS
Csayats Scarfs, Ties Sdspenders Pandksrci..s Chit,
and Gloves, in large variety '''' ''n'i's'
Their stock OF SERVANTS; and OILED IT pTEJ1Nu =,
worthy the attention Of Plantnra ~ "
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BX ADIsEON * co.
p;ITT,SnTry,yr~ -

E1.;;f - IhUSIEE'S SALE.
ESii5 by virtue of decree the Crcuit Crt fr Dali;
sssa more city, the Undersigned will Gr fo III
az puc auction, on the premises, on WEDN SnAY tbc
nI gay Of DeGember 1850 at o'clock in the afternoon
az, th9se three LOTS OF GROUND situate on The soryj
Scrhed rs follows: '' Va 'i''i'0ie' an" &c
iBegins at the distance Of % fest east from pont
MteIe he east side OF Parkin street if extended wonj
tc Sa1 south side OF Ramsay street, and running
fsfy - feet and two inches and extending rack
set @ ior depth with the width all the way 65
t. MT or S. TO an ally four feet wide communic,t
wide. . az 'i'eJ u rec iect four inches
FONT wSs at the distance Of - inches cast from
wlee le east side OF Parkin street if evtnic5
NM b asect the south side of Ramsay street and nm
mE Lnece eaStery, ii feet inches and eytcndf bot
Geet @ iOr depth with the width ali the Way %
leSy, more or less, to the foot alley aforesaid '' ="
einnng at the distance Of Go feet 10 inchcs a,st
rum point where the side of Parkin stree. IF 90
aI iprGI would neisect the south side Ramsay Sire
- iilS therce easterly IL feet inches, and evtnna
S Ef sontnery for depth with the same width all The a
w et, more or less to the font alley aforesaid "''
vi OF salc lots have the Common of te two oll,
above mentioned. '' VI ''' Nv" "ii'Ss
No NO IS subject t. an annual rent 500 G2J and lots
~ are nt1ect 10 an annual rent Of $25 s7A each
III F Is on the above lots three threestorv
r ~ LID NGS-Nos 10, liz and il6 Ramsay street
Terms OF Sae-9nehalf cash. balance i'm three man s
~ payeht 10 near interest, and secured v notes
OF Ihe purchaser endorsed to the satisfaction of the rst
SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Trustee
noovCvs, ADREON & co,
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~. D., r II. NOVEMBER II, 1860.
me Board OF Directors have this day declared n Cash
tEi 5nS 81 len FER CENT the Capital Stock and
81 Ten GESI interest on the Scrip of the Company
payable on and after the LIST proximo
Sy p ESe aS9 declared Scrip Dividend of TWENTY
n iFh zen l. on the Earned Premiums for the wear
ending October 81 1862 Certificates for which will be isSned
!" the parties entitled the on and after The first Of
OCcemher ncNt - NV W w.. w
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GGItstiGR
S0ar0iMa.

RoAkDlNG.-A small family having two
S spare rooms would let them furnishe, or
WIN or without Board to two three gentlemen Apply
=. SoNnA1 o1itEhI, near hanover au3i-tf
ROARDlNG.-SlX OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
sPcan have pleasant front back with board and
e use OF warm cold and shower bath Location very
u"l transient boarders accommodated and furnished
a few doors north of Fayet'e. auIStf
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GOnsiqntt 5AOtitfs.

{ iONSS3lGNEES NOTICE.-Consignee per shin
~ i3hN GLARE from Liycpo will please take notics
al goods not permitted within that tim % iI ook ana
fuohc Store under general order " NC S Si's 10
{ tONSiGNEE OF EIGHTY-THREE BAGS
49, $3.50 ri CHA n marked r. T. " and A II + nom
h2ton per Schr Mary Tavlor,o viii please c5i and va
cFe me same, as they stored at his eynansa md
n22H NJ W. cor1 5aH 4r5tt q, n EGoGERs,
4 lON6iGNEE'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of TWEEN
iFVc ~ boxes mdse marked r. pcrschooner EMMA
Nif- from tp>tOn, wilt please attend to rpcei1r a. ~
same as they are stored al owners risk nd eypensc "
ooc 4e HESLEN h ROGERS.
"-o u y ". corner Pratt and Gay streets
( ,ONSlGNEE'S NOTlCE.-Consignee of SIX
NO CASES MATCHES, marked "TBl, consigned 70
ui, per 'rN SYlph from Boston, will please can and
receive the same as they stored at The owners risk and
eAts.se' HESLEN 4 ROGERS
O,-ll n, ". Pratt and Gav streatg
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Gibtrp Stab4fs.
Gg-1MtMrsbip M0titts,

Ca-9artAersbiQ gIOtites.
NJ OTICE.-The interest of Mr.. WILLIAM R
1TBARRY and Mr.. ROBERT s FINLEY in onr firm,
EAFIkES, by imitate n, THIS DAY. " '
Baitim ire, June 30, 1850 ' '''' :" '''' Ell
NJ OTlCE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
v Sill The firm Of SCHAEFFER & LONEY i, This
~ Gssoved ny mutual consent. Francis B. LGnay hav.
ing purchased The entire interest Of Edward X Schaeer
VIII settle the business, and is authorized to usr fine Mans
of the firm in doing. EDWARn K Sl,IJs { FFt!P hH
Baltimore, June20, 1850 = ''-'i'i'
NJ OTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE. The I'M
dersigned have formed Partner hin under tn rr,
q + 3 oHEP co for the purpose Of conducting
Warehouses Nos l and HANOVER STREET. torment
occupied by Messrs Schaener & Loney ''
FRANCIS B. LONEY,
WILLIAM X. BARRY,
ROBERT S FINLEY
IRWIN NEALE.
p,.; 800 JOSEPH p ELLIOTT.
--l .l.s-lIuI.. wv z, Lonn. ju2tf
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CHOICE HAVANA SEGARS.
~, s,u The FINEST LOT WE EVER IMPORTED.
EN STEAMER ''SfAR OF THE VEST
1900 Cabanas Carbaial Brevas ' VIVA
700 do do. REGALIA BRITANNICA | Flor.
2WW 90 do Cazadores Chic0s. Fine
LOCO do. do. Operas,
time. '''' We '''" '''''
And 1900 FL Principe de Gales Conserbas
Inc hnest Cigars ever imported in this market
For sale by G. O. DEMUTH 4 co
ar No 40 \. Charles street,
sou ) doors above LcXingtr 81
ii AEANA ClGA RS.-Just received per steam
l. Baltimore" superior Iot ~ Cipara fo- coIe
wholesale and retail by '' " '
g. Q. DEMUTH L Co,
-..x No. 40 ". Charles street,
apIn.u doors above Lexington street
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SADDLES, 9arntss Il Trunks.

ETTA r EMOV VAL.
ESlgESYR VERY Low FORC ASu
$500 ~ 81 Iron Frame, Sole Leather ana Iron Jopp
nat Cases S~- 'NSS' '-''seS' "s1lei
Also Ladies ylencl Trunks Of all sizes and aos at
j. Y. D. VAN NORTWICK'S. -
AZ =, No. 259Batina~ street
- - III Ie"'',i tepalfed oel Tyr
IT, WIN. PLATT,
AAsSN SAbDhEAND HARNESS MAKER
49, No. II s. Calvert street,
Manniactures and has hand large stock of SINGLE
AND DOU Bile HARM ESS, and gu grantees L,
asgood an article both in regard to prices and IT. m
oe bought IN any city in the Union. anisfr, '
r. ROBERT LAWSON.
1900 SADDLE, TRUNK, HARNESS,
=eS9%72Ea ARD
COLA MANUFACTURER
hhOissGjc and Retc;l,
. 29t BALTIMORE STREET, CORNER SHARP
hercants ara Wholesale Dealers invited TO call ana
ANNE my stock before making purchases being prCuar
% sell Soods as Low as they purchased in any Of the
IN n T ~ EASTERN CITIES, and PlEDG NY
~ tuFLlCATE any bilimade il those cities Please
call an satisfy yourselves Of the fact $500 0S'
=, 81 MANGEACrURER OF j. RUnTSEII,S PATENT
sa.------.- - III. iul9H
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~ Est DENNIS. BLANKETS. Flannel
. e. shirts, m-u.H 1901 .rr-l.r- a.I drawers. payEu cars. etc.
I-- .---L ~ -.---- NNN NOM & MELLk.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

For 50
BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
The Carsoes of the British Sarks
"HUMPHREY NELSON."
AND KATHLEEN"
FROM LIVERPOOL
Dry Goods.
E.se cs.son-. us.- e..,.1-. ,1l-raae 1fe c5r;aas,
assorted rra,-, ,ra blue prHi-, Tark. red and
ystl"- fE-S, PLAN I11s.s 5- b "a
plan -at fancy --s-, Nie,grA s"''
'-5 Otto aals.rs sa.e.. paa.4
a.r-=r-l -s-5s=rel5-fs
by r-5lo.
Linen
CAMFETC
hluIk-rcli-ts,
umbrellas sewing cgtJ, blue
and scarlet serge shirts, "a jackets,
Bed ticks. white blue and ri b..aa-, railway wrappers,
m-r,-o=, -lpacas, PLAIN ana H--F1.uI-.AN awi common
msa-- r.. as--. six handkerchief, 81 Halr tweed tr5u-eru-s.
shepherds p.a.l. blue ts5I-l tauu-pan t.l. flannel. white
flannel -ry ~oa.-n ~@Pprr-. M" to.en hose cotton under
shirts, cotton rreu-=ru-s, printed asias, &C. sc &c, &c.
Eardwaa.
IE-..- round i--- a--tl. fat n Ir'r. a--r,
Spades. -aases, dts-. cross Gu a~s. hand 30,
I.ra. saws. assorted Jocks. .ue- ana iprA-.
g. 81 spoons. scissors, cark-crH. IAt-l spurs,
Cat iron p.,-. a.-;i sizes. c.sr-' anvl-,
Iron hurdles. ; 70 long, iu : ri-h- AMI = horizontal bars,
,onT-T- n'et1 bras nuti .s- it-s IRONS
Naval torres.
Tirrel rope. ssstd siz--, Mia rope, bolt rope.
iIllaIr5 Lines. boiled iuse o.. spirit, Of turpsutine.
sal canvas. a-=tI, barr--Hcanolm TAR,
Barrels pitch, ship scape, sewing palms,
Bees way. sand uaper, cn hooks,
Iron ana brass screws. c.ifu- irons.
K-ipah-s patent Pumrsd1l ay wheel
Gases shettnut opper4 ~ n so o.,
Casks composition naIassort-i sizes.
GpceTieS.
Gases English bacon, ID hams. g. Cheshire cheese.
Cases pie fruits. j-Lieand jams, as-td,
,t1dt-d 9rtnr, and con PEI case pickles.
rta.sr1S Unit mats t." ana 60 %a.' s5.s. ea ms5s;-ani.
Nermic-li, tali'ca. 20. cloves, cayenne pepper.
Ground bl,ck peppeca--s patent sroass.
Cases -ariines, ia Hand quarter tins salad oil,
NUla-ataSuy paststearue cauile-.
yellow soap, mottlesoap-
Liquors.
Gases 'rasEs, Old T2,G5n, Sc'i S- VIE" SI ~, Brown Tg coSnae
BOTTID ALE AND PORTER,
mds sal Ale. hhd-. Youugcrs Ale.
Sundrie>.
White saltwater soaIperum-Ty, false jewe'Ty.
Cratrsaor-ei earthenware.
HIS and bacon.
Iron 20, tin plate:
small si9tg, Lyerpoli sal''
Blacssmi,ls' coal,
Steam coal.
Green paint.
STAR PANS AND COOLERS.
Hoop irou. case superior assorted English cutlery,
FIJI Tons RICE. in IOyib bags.
Also
Received Ter rk Ny VI PHI. from London,
NRZETTTS ALE y PORTER.
sud Per BANG DNI ELI I. from London. an assortment
% ENGLISH GROCERIES.
and bv the ~ conveyance from England after the HUM
'HEEY NIXON. for which. vessel they were too late. beau
tful a--nr;T1t Of ENGLISH PRINTS, including PINK and
FELLOWS. auIhar choice styles.
j. The sign ui these prints. rs we'll SIS 81 those received
i=r " flumrey Nelson" are entirely NEw. and not copied or
borrowed n the ola designs of import,uous hy other houses.
IfJ-;f JANIDN. GREEN Il co.
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CaaI. Goal. Goal

rENO FAMILIES y HOTEL EEPERS:
u A rr"a-r 90 nj iH.-lTi-f ar- Leigh r..~. suitable or
crs.u-. Enr sale cheap, o.. im- o. sun, t
j. u. COLE.
-1Ism All. p ,".-u'-. R.8r -ua-u -t--..
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BLANK : G.

GASES FINE BRANDY. SHERRY AND
s.E-ay- ca Isal and tT sale hy
I.L.L AnN HOLT 4 HEINk.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-05
Fleeing from the Wreth to CONC.


1t is remarkable how much the Disunion
Democracy have cooled down their ardor
since the call for the National Republican
Convention was issued. That call gave
plain warning to the Disunionists that al
ter the approaching election of a Republi-
can President, their reasonable consplra-
cy would be dealt with as it deserves ana
the consequence is that since then 1t has
been kept very quiet. So taE as we re-
member, no Democratic member of Con-
press has threatened the destruction OF the
Union either ON or beforethe 4th of March,
1861; while Gov. Wise and Vice President
Breckenridge, both under stress of weather
as Presidential candidates, have taken the
hint. and have loudly protested that they ara
Union men This, however, doesn't amount
tomuch. The democratic party is thorough
" corrupt and fuithless with regard to the
Union. Like the late Mr.. Calhoun. whose
doctrines and policy it has adopted, it
holds the Constitution as inferior in i'm
portauce 10 slavery. Rather than that the
Slavery should be restricted to its present
limits, the Democrats would let the Union
slide. 1t is time this spirit and this party
were put down, and that the Government
were committed to men who will maintain
the Union at all hazards and under all cir
cunstances. And if the mere call of
National Republican Convention has
proved so useful in reducing the fever of
The Democratic Disunionists. there can be
no doubt that the election of a Republican
President would work an efficacious and
permanent cure, which would remove all
faint of the Disunion malady forever
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-05

THE ST. Louis Democrat publishes Il list
of the steamboat disasters on the Western
rivers during the late season of naviga-
ton, from which we learn that CO were
sunk, 20 burned, and Il lost by explosions.
396 lives were lost by these disasters, and
S2,223, 900 property lost OF all the disas-
tiers during the year Q53 in numberD 46
occurred on the Ohio, SO on the Upper Mis-
sissippi, 30 on the Lower Mississippi, 10
on the Arkansas river, and 0 on the Mis-
souri,. Only occurred on the Illinois.