davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04
NOTICE TO
NOTICE TO
II u T Il ID II II - +.

ID U z Il ID ID II -.
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ON THE
i 18th day Of May, 1860. at Toronto, Cintea
county, Iowa, for the erection Of .
CATHOLIC CHURCA,
At Toronto. in said county, Of the following de-
scrption, 70 wit:
Fifty feet long by thirty.nvs feet wide; the
frame TO be Of hewed oak timber twenty fest
posts The first story TO bs feet high, the ssoond
TO be gallery 10 feet wide, the length Of the
building les. Is feet with shingle roof, Anishsd
in half gothic style; with cupola Of proportionats
size one door, 8 feet wide, with winding stair
case each side leading 10 the gallery 4 windows
each side of "a lights 1874 inch gass, oil to Be in
ished in gothic style the lower door TO be laid Of
~ inch pine lumber, and the upper door Of inch
pine lumber the materials all TO be furnished On
the ground by the parties letting the contsass,
and to be paid for - follows:
One fourth to be paid when the buildine II
half completed one-fourth 70 be paid when the
building IL eom pletsd, which must be by the 6rst
day of December, 1890, and the balance in Six
months with ten per cent. interest.
The parties taking the job viii be required 70
make bill Of the lumber. and 70 70 the place
where bought and choose the same.
JAMES nHxAs DsSIT7,' MSfrf' Trustees.
JACOB BARRETT,
Toronto, Iowa, April -, 1850. (ap17-d&w2w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04
A. r. Il d. KELLY.

DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
l. Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady Street.
ian l0-dEw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04

A TTORNEY AND COUKSRLOR Ar Law,
~ and Notary Pnblis. 0Ass No. g., olekell's
tloek, (lst 1sesl 1alsAsss = Duely sssst,
Oaveapegt IeWo. si ~ oooo11y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04

paw PARTICULAR ATTENTION
A ND CALL AT r. PLATT'S TO GET YOUR
N Pictures framed, where you will get the Pure
GoLp MOULDING, and no imitation.
Ornamental Gilt Frames
of every description on hand or made to order.
Brady street, between 4th d 5th' narl7-lm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04
Notice to Steamboat Officers.

Notice to Steamboat Officers.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL lsr, 1860,
~ lights ON the Railroad Bridge will be SO ar
ranged as to show the head and foot Of the piers
on each side Of the draw passage. Boats going
down can see the right and left hand Of the piers
Of the draw from Stubb's Eddy, about ono mile
above the Bridge Boats going up can see the
right and left hand piers from point in the Chan
mel opposite the foot Of the Island, ooe-fourth Of
mile below the Bridge.
The green Signal Light on the staff at the foot
Of the pier, and the red Signal Light 1t the head
Of the pier, will be continued - heretofore.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, March 28d. 1860. mar26- -d3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04
JOHN ZIMMERMANN

JOHN Z1MME0 MANN.
DIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
" turer, corner Of Sixth and Iowa
~ S'streets. Davenport, lows. All in
struments Of my own make warranted and kept
in order. without charge, Eve years.
N. B.-Rspairing and tuning done st ell times
and in the best manner.
DAvsSPoRT, April l5, 1860. [apll8-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04
UNION HOUSE,

TRONT STREET, BETWEEN BRADY AND
Il Main. d. q. SANFORD, Proprietor. Good &C.
oomodStions, clean beds, and good fare. Beard
and lodging by week $3.50. Good stabling for
teams. oct21- dom
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04
EVERY DISEASED NAN AND WOMAN SHOULD
READ THE FOLLOWING:
DIR. l.. MILLS,
O~mliat = mA E1A~tpnmnHh HAT.

DERMANEN rLY LOCATED IN DAvEN-
i port, will cure acute and chronic Ophtha!mia,
and Ill diseases Of thu eye Of IN infsnatory na-
ture, either of short duration or Of many years
standing, without bleeding, blistering or burning.
A cure warranted in all cases where patients re-
main with him during treatment. long list Of
chrome complaints permanently cured BY new
and successful mode of applying electricity. A
sure remedy for al femse complaints and weak
resses. MRs. Mills will be in attendance to wait
upon ladies. Patients solicited who have tried
various remedies without success Rooms, for the
present, at the New Pennsylvania House.
Private diseases permanently cured.
REORGANIZATION free.
apr4-d8mwlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04

TAKING into consideration that Parks
is selling Childrsn's Clothing below cost, it il
. matter Of NO surprise that the rush there
should continue. Persons desirous of purchas-
ing boys clothing, at greatly reduced price,.
had better give Park's . call. ~ he has de
termined to close ont this line Of goods At once
Go there with your boys. you cannot help
being satisfied with the goods and the prices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04

ETLORENCE MONEY TAKEN AT PLUM
MER'S Book Store. No. 10, LIE Claire Row:
dec 28.tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04
CARDS..

GEORGE r. HUD0ELL,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUR-
"A Lie. OFFICE, No. .(up stairs over Smiths
Variety Store, corner Of Brady and Second streets.
aplG div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04
Law Partlacgsllip.


Successors to Cook, Dillon d Lt"dky.
NX7E HAVE FORMED PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice Of the Law. to which We
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1860. COOK 4 DkUKf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04

MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
Farms in Scott county and vicinity, at reasonable
rates. DARLINGTON / TOWNSEND,
s. w. cor. I'd Brady sts.
msrll -d&w2ms
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04

RDW a q y 3. R0ANER.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ 4 Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. [apl9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04

Notice to Builders.
oEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned until May llth, 1860, for
building School House in sub district No. 4,
Hickory Grove district. Plan and specifications
can be seen by calling on
JAMES THOMPSON,
apr3O-d2wl Director Of said sub district.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04

REPUBLICAN ECoNoMY.-We notice
by the published proceedings of the City
Council. that that body have engaged the SER
vices of Mr. C. W. Verder. At . salary of one
dollar and fifty cents per day. as Deputy
Marshal, to assist Mr.. Mcneil in his duties.
The resolution was introduced by Aid. Morley,
and nine out of the ten Republican Aldermen.
voted in it's favor Those voting may" we're
Aid O'Brian and Haviland. By this resolu-
ton. the Deputy receives a higher salary than
the Marshal, who, by ordinance, is to have but
$4 90 annually.
When the lately elected city official were
installed. the understanding was that retrench-
msxs should be the order Of the day. Scarce
~ have the new members got comfortably set
tied in their seats, before they commence Gre
ating new Offices. for the sole purpose OF af-
fordng support to Republican hangers-on.
The present City Marshal is competent to per-
form his duties, and We think he should have
an opportunity of doing so. 1t is also direct
insult to Mac, in paying the Deputy higher
salary than the Chief is allowed. We shall
10, for the appointment of body servants to
the members Of the Council, at the next meet
ing Of that digni6ed and economical Assem-.
bly,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04
DissoIRlien Of Ce-Partnershlp.

NIvTICE IS HEREBY, that !HE PART
~ nsship herstsfo.s .ristans asc:I @ 20: S nsns 1,s
soivsd hv mutual conssnt-ths satirs interest 6
n d. Tvner having been purchased " BlyaA
Tvner. Either R. b. Tynsr q John b. TynH ete
Authorized to collect the debts, Or use the AfnD
nems il The Settlement u - businsn.
Eii;ah Tvner hereby assumes all elaius aGoing3
mad Arn. FL1An IIH.
- -. -f4ss .NlCnARO R. INH45l
Davsopsst Iswa, April ,, lsso.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

B- Notice under this head 10 cents per line
ach Insertion, or so cents per week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-04

TIE CECEDERs AT CHARLESTON AT
last the counsels of such fourth-rats m.n rs r.
Barn we'll Rhett (Nee Smith) of South Carolina
and Mr.. Ysncey Of Alabama, have succeeded
in, for time, carrying diesention into the
ranks Of the Democracy. These men and
other similar fanatics in the South have
never really had any sympathy with the
Democratic party-they never really belonged
to it, never we're imbued with the National
spirit. With vaunting ambition and mediocre
talents, neither Of which have ever COM
mauded the suffrage of the Democracy, their
only hope Of swimming at the top Of the polit-
ical cauldron WAS by some bouleoyersenent.
that In the great upturning might send the
dregs to the surface. They have only:acted with
the Democracy for the purpose of breaking
them up. and now by their bolt st Chsrlest on.
they imagine vainly that their mad folly hes
been contaminated, and each one NO doubt
secretly exults in the iufamy Of modern
Erostratus
But their labors in cir xretched cause
the destruction Of the Democratic party, are
% fruitless as those Of the Black Republicans
with whom they can now 60 hand in hand.
The National Democrats Of the South are
as conservative as those Of the North. The
great planters, the m merchants, the lawyers and
other professional men at the South cling to
the Democratic party. They know that for
years it has been their protection against the
aggressive action Of Northern fanaticism, and
they will not give It up at the beck of few
needy, seedy politicians.
The people Of Alabama, and the other
Southern States will not sustaia their seeding
delegates they will send other delegates to
Baltimore. men Of different stamp from such
fanatics as Rhett ct id onsne genus.
The adjournment to Baltimore is prudent
and wise step. The Democracy will then have
had time to reflect upon their difficulties and
heal up their divisions to unite the partv.-
Ths Republicans will then have chosen some
unfortunate man 70 be beaten. and ws will
know who It ID. For no sane man ct hear,
doubts the election Of the ncminss Of th>
DsneHatis Cenvsntien.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
SalSbrdune (Crounl

SSO 81 ,5 &arrtS man. $751; $50 SteparostOwn 81. S. fbreis.
& y va, oom pa SSlSOTa asn. ~std5er uu8psifeI5at U S5us'T Id SsaSrs ME.
t gSrr,tn, helms NM nov u.s. SerrS S9 gao tim ausslbiidI6b SOn f X~
D . a' SaIS Sar U0u g gieSar men bate afbmete Is seoer t saa, t eaS ' ,m
S'"o'0"0 Vt0r9an J., Gkb
81 3IS% ~ yu m%t $ S oIaltplnpun98mttel unb SIREN pinLrebsnN..
I'm Nn 'E Eentr @ ! N MI S'SB!tn gffol9 IN netaer 5anile araetponSt y
~ gsute ? Vltuen Welt nab etpas bon ibrem gruEreInio"nnt -
TEL geGtten' nm eS meinene inter- a%iusuaeben, meI%sy nV
An'aa os1 Group beOrpbt Fn6. ~''V ~f e'Hen
.sSpanS9Setten bon 3ea9nife ii men bon Ne~son..
lanSt irO. s ~ Weln es oers
9elet SaDue me6Binlten GImannb fir 1eeo
Oees %wertbpOue guitrenisan9smittei tuirb s;u.
felt9t bon Or. Q. 8 n". Ssu'E9 ouCtn Der
un6 lit AIT baben in 3 al more Bel. r'""'pya
Is, S Oubort, O'Hetl 4 Slider 81
g. s. StaD5sr y e. &bSalpn 4 gIr. SFSS q \ Bic.
(Sanl7,Etu.w9 T'""'
as 33a aes a ser.rp
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
IW. 80. 0inters
WaGerln@t unb &reb8 fl1rirt
Columbus, @tR, ben q. San. 1881

a. n 9 9TIaln6aS, NttF, Sen q. Sam. f85T
Nertber PER-. = Iftt grpsent geranioen mad. -
4nl9aS'Gis srss sStftismisit teres St9frefntfsta n q a ! S mn 0fs
6etts. Yttte n befannt. @enero( geI' . - S..a n'o y funb.
aatSSSara nurSe ourdp i0ren 8rutreiaiser unS lioSs rn nmtr aastntr
Won SrOad,lttS 8epetlt, uadosm er 40 SSa6r lana anf b - = < Sa.am
@tfOls an tbm srprObt bltten. @erf6tepene 9Gae ,1s 81 % a,a 9pHe
ao &reSs ip1roen eeenfaaS tn metner Nadbarfdnftt %pagM Iit
Ntetne iletne 3g0ter iht TN lesten NUSelnber an etneer, S"s :. {
6es S9nles, welasr is9r l3nea 8unabrt. Sd saS 5' ir aI ESs%ass
. ~ ,gt& %t naSeitf egS5 aS2 Sng circumference gieetsin) ,anb fs it is 4
O1entltde &U9l baesn mid tew0ssa an sic ~ f6r siiS",p Ias oas
lA EN- En- Srsnoe e sn 3Hnsn Dn, qnS Sic ff6 rnebr ais min ttvsOsm
Sn 6~reunbfdaft SSbr ~"NN
QbOmdS q. 0rn.Y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures
30 fttu. @rsen 81. 81. O., ben 3. mn,

ID Fl5lI Wfeta %. u. o. Sen 8. WOy. l85o
a. gS . = t $srfi ,S Us s srns mfr ~ prg5em gsrsnaaet metn
rem ttnjuSufI9en. :" :" "tlea dnee.
SDT nnssfSbr 8 Sabrsn battle ID eintn f6peren anfon -.
labtts ertlart. 04rR ten 6fferfa GebrauG tSrss' y srn nS%iaG'
9ln9attttsis genaS toy. SD babe oadelte In 9reFen Dnitp We
9qbe ID g IN metusr 8antlte Wei OneepanOt, eSentio m rMs ,S Ssn.
ltnee uoen up Wtnotretbenben BaIanr nm az ar sVIs !M
Dem befen Gttclee. 96abren6 Der Ianeid6riaen !aranrE 49, nlt
ar acknowledgment 5rdn, waren tbre WSr6tsinen eft bio sIn met
melGe @rlfibterun8 perlhnfften unb renn fe ouh niht ss,usa5..BsH,
fanttes vitttet ntebr belFen rOnnte) 70 ltncern Gr tCb ibre a 3, Os
, e by gSsan Ss oTfens 3enenatB etnes aIannes, peltn 5arniIisV rnesr
S h,}t PIX ~ e ss sno !, ot esS SSa y, SSSSatn &ranlpett aler art su leiosa
tno tie tttItUnnten su benz meiniaen, - .pWh ~
M@tun9Spo4 SNr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
$ il + e I.
or 9 9 eIlarfssils, @eV, beatp. etSt. 1851.

Or. 3. Sa9ne! N"' sept 1887.
Itrtefs gsrr. D$eins 9O6ter warte Dor : ur,e, nm .i,,..
% rgn . = RsuHe 81 @si@ss etne 9rVBe &~sbnIidfeit mir Der @ sm.%
as rGns etI1ls. Cine ga8t mad Der an6ern serano nt aSsr az asss
VINO f @nmas tslas aupe tnSen eaoli9 UerfaaHte iS M mir rU sar ns SS'
lung ~ StanOe. SD fdble mt& teBbalb, aadlf Der rygsSn urSsS,,sSss. pei
metneS &tneeS. " VIC Veiunoheit
0Gs @lterattpe babe tA an mir fel6a erprubt unS oef,rS., a
rs bet mir etne ~S0ltanStge llrpnnbluna rnetrer q = = e.ta Gaf
Urn 9atentmeStitnen, bin aber iest aberieuat 6as Ia e ~ 0feaao
ntttteln unre@t that utO t6 bin 8erne bereit 6teieIssSS 9 - pen
r~npfebleH. ''le'peH ais CUTS 81
Nn. g.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Ntbnna, 8lutlpeien &c.
5tpftDn. Omen

Or. .. Same! ""Nf :" = Sfpt. 1S5
Wtette 6raut mar iett bret Sabrea f6per franz mir s...4,.
a NIB "a 10 tS S Hafs9 S %ss Der gtrtlamtttt TIRES 8rnareinis HlpaS1i =,
0ee %arantRetten Der sInae .set6rt Bate 10 fanftt ei n lei. lm y on
S SSSsn n msls st@' >, sf fs@Ssa, g SaS ss5 sta, b, ssS d ia q % s HialGS
9thsSmtttels tbr 9tnfen Ssr8ina, Die 8e[dperSen -, SsGatetat'
setluns iOlsej "' '"s U0uFanet9e
& D Sm
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Nnfaa bon AuS3ebruna.

sr @%IsS mag Ssisas Ss3'a aD1.. bag ID Dor u%nsefisr9 sa5, en- 80, =.
aberote8 BON einem i~Gmer3ltden 0aIten aepIaooty m !" ceerobte
S Sef ait Dsr09G @mBii@' a Si g. i SsSsaS sIt.5 oSns cine 8 %iet5 4 y afS'
MID Or. SapneS 8rultreini9uu9Smitte su prpbire, AOeFteoete man
g s = Der sriten 6lalde ~urGe i'd st@as better . na S2ea benl
Don 3 6l"l9ea ertOISte ueiHe pSutse @eneiuno,r : ""p YeDrau9
SiQne Grc6.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
geeue8 bon Shme6en

(Aunjus aus einem 8rieft bs NeS. @brr. 81 m.u
Stpd6olm, S6reoen, ben 10. WtGra 1857 !" ~N'psFs Dat
Sbre uniAuBbare Mrbt3tn has gru1rpIrior.
aie,aem 9eae He n'staer 4ru1t 9rGFe Otenff aeIeifet nrh a.
tann taanl elten lag ptns Sa1elbe fehn. Mebrere nteinsr S amo 10y
wsi$sn ~ oaSo9 {. s q ssrit&erlea mir ebenaas Der a aaTr S ytenRa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
@rtaltun9, Suiten, Soften II. gruftidu,e...

&8ertber 9err! SIM SpSHa6r iS4S rsprbe N -.
gen SetnerS u ntetner lnten Settle unmirfeibar inter t. tsns 1elH.
selausn, mel1er MID, aus srdsli6lte narterte ub * SitsSr :, s
ia@s ouSUa mar. SIN gauts elmer 28O6e %Serbreiit Stsaae st lr-
5tm!eri aeer bic sanie Srnit uc warte bon aaas ~ ? np sttler
%prO6trte bternut eth 8dnses Sabr lang ale nSaIHSeepp sg0ms ssi I'D
Ssne a aass @9RPof fsr Ds Ss = saS stf sst;n aS s,, aasldaaSSe@r ass sTe
%ttnsrSeben ais rim sattser Srsuno mir BEN css a g gssrsTeettHuns
Fstat ts 9s. q u.s. anTtftt. SD strfIaffte mir ete S agrFS cut ut
S sSn g ser sGs 'S 1 ., a0S S,S SS na&9 s ssrSrsudt battle, iteatsDaI a$ 9e fes.a
nl9 9ansltd ~teOerPer9titeat, etnst9 burdb Sic araft G tSrsg ., ,aao tD
PartH "FaNt'' &~htltn9SSpu Sbr '"1Was
G.Q8. VI. 0arbeh.
Pltor Der /. BresbStertoner Gssnn..<
Terre 9autc, Snbt ben 8. Mat 1S4S. t"f'hoe'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
G~fipemii4er Guturrb II, 6luBfie6er (,9nfr,en.

@n' slOsbip Un a%isburn, Pa4 f6reibt.
On NJ, s,ss., m,.h.n benz Sanuar 1858.
bet nelaer SraHiRstt t3 tn iRren Sraarttatser 'l tn1A Satarri
Qetlmtttel fane. "0~asbe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
rs nt' o, @V 6tk r.
8ruf6r1nne uno 8[ttlheie,t

n. q UaGeptle, Butler 60, Ben 8. oh. 49,,
o go beSeuse,. es te mdaren6 Der Grnte TN lesten quI -.
Euftr19reneatS uterne betauen ipurte unb cine ,isnaitSSs aS : ron oer
s sTS emu aaet S safSat ss t q%ss Satis g So ftas e. bSisn SnasnsV Sd 5a@sAn nasn
StultretnteuasSmitte unb btsfes itslte mid sSn.i 4 g,a 10y =
Same8 81 WnnT Situtt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Webtstntidbe Mnsetge.
Sdbt tbr Sen Suften?
Damn debrduhet Or Snhne8 Wr,f+re;, ~

Sdbt tDr SEN &nften?
Damn 9e6rau9et Or. Sapnes 8ruIreia'
9un9Smtttel.
20 8bt austnbhflt6e @rlet6teruns.
Seto tbr engbrIftg Uber G6wtHbfI& Il? Dams
Se9raa9t Sa9ne'S Srufretuieunasmtttel.
~. xStges Ge ~trantbafte 3uianmen3ietuns Ser 0uftrSbre ser.
ats.VaI we Aus@e tfun9 os S6leimsS, ipelher 6telelbe rerFOpf
rtBtett beth &tbmea wssnimmt. :" oV~"S
9abt iRr ben &eu4buften
Sefe S09s is Srnltrstntser Das Bette SeifmittA In Scr
bag SGftea erIet@tert nnO ben Yatienten eladit6 ourSbitft O'urS''
pant tRt pie Salsbtdune JOrouo1 "SoSSrIt ~
rGRren tjunPnn8;, eebrauGet Uft unb Sief Sounes @ IT,
r%1sdtntstr, se,s,la nod Der anwstfuas uab 70 beiit eSS /, ps 0Gatt.
Wenn tbr QaftrStren- g d wtnSfn6t. @r.,.s
run8 &rOnt6&es Settenfe6em, 8IatibrHSSSt
anStte Srnfletsen babt- 70 8ebrnu6st Sasnes s rT
len dnO fe9et anerrei4t ca. mas BITE 8eusntde GauIsnSer me9.
taD0n eebetlt rurben, bemeiIen. "'|t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
9abt tRr ben &eudbufteu
&pmmt allie nn6 geneiet.
Blutun9 Der 2nnae.
NmisptQe. 81. BEN 1.

huntsville, @1., Ben 1. Sanumr fS59.
seert9er 9err. - SIN Sabre 1850 mar tb febr IeiS.,S s..,e
9attaent sdSIIbalten I'm SOrber9eterOe Sabre suIbrte6. S SO ~ -
III e'nsn @nlau Spn Slutung Der 0unse, muroe iebpH nG ~ a..
9i G lettser tftaen Wettersn &upl seGabt.- Ed BABE gF srrer b I'M
leIpe Mteet5tn ntebreren 8tnCern fir BEN 9eufbufen Inv ys
lo INNER eefunOtn, bas fc benz Rranfcn drOss gr I[n1gtssosa
peri6attte unO ton saleBt sebetlt bat. SN""ptFaa5
iIbgs. s. MpnfnA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Baltimore, ben 4. USai !

Baltimore, oen 4, 1Gai 1860.
9lcObU1, per @oa. 52-54 Gt8. fir 95 psf.
8obnep, per gubel $1.l2-$1.5 so.
Butter, bette @obeu % GtS. p tb. @laoe8 1904, 8pa6uttrr
Grader, @t8 % tb
@rbien, $3.2 R Sa6 e @uIb.)
6ebern, Oroindre 5000, quite 65604S Gt8. % fb.
6rI9te, 0Ubli6e) Manbeln, wet61b. I4Gt8., bartI6., 615O
6et9en S0l2h @t8. p tbj SOrtntben @tS,, @itrpnen 50
% @t8., Sran9enS2.50
@uanO, Perupiani6er 2247 p $61062.
@Dp8, p Come So.
9etretbe, gSeBen rptber 150-155.
wetBer gutter l65l01S0, ertra ieiner 170-175.
Safer, 8tr9. mb Warglaub 43, 4eaul. 46O48 @t8.
Corn, weiBeS 1901, 8eI6e8 73f076 @tS.
&os8en. @tarplano 90 @t5., Yennl. 95-9S Cts.
9emnr3, Ytempnt ~ @tS. 8 tb, Nelten l0GD10h @t8, DiHn
Sn9mer $4,000, Mu&fatmuB 65l06S, Piefir 1OA01OK
WtuStatblGtbe 47G050 @t8.
&9rtottetn. Wtcrcer % Suib. 70G08O @tS, ~9epSbultbe so 6.
safe, % Id 10O1I @tS.
Rl~eeiaamen, neuer 81 75D$5 90 R Bulb.
RSblen, tetae Tcrfbnr9 S Come So. so, Stun Of tie 9Rtu
$50. 21mp 1925, @ecr8e8 @ref aWe Gprten So. 25, @ntbra.
cite tur Staot9ebrau9 1925, GOtb- uno g8eiBai6enunO BAL
tmpae @ompo9nte 1925.
&nffee, &to R tb 13%(O13A &ip out IA, primo Az,
Sapa 15h0I6h, ~2a9uapra l40l5.
Webt, 0oparofwet. luper $6.37
" ertra to fancD 1000. 25
" o9iO ( aeutuds upper Insey s s,SS,"' :
" ertra 6.75O7. 25
n Gttp @tas gut bis fem 6.25G97oO
" "@etidS fam Sds" ss..99SS
&eFroOtr. PdtapscO. NiblanO&@rcelFOr Jam. 8 Is
~ DO. ertra 1876. rs
&~p89enmebI Act rs
&prnmebl 1862
gtslt9en Dte49ern 9etauit WurSea, gu PreIen SO. 0o6O$5 .4OS
"a 81 O. 100 fb.
@btSte9, eitq aaO sauO y @alone 228 Gts., ObtO %,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
6. 6. Sill.
Son IS. @. 0H1nter8 SIP q

Or. .. Sa9ne Spn! ~ ~'aF5 1898.
@etne Sperren. = Mit grp6enn 0eronnopp sr,ss,st
len Sfantbeten Der Q%uftr6tre tbr 8ruftrs tnntauno ssrt 'p PETAL.
t1ren ltnGsraoen SallIm BET tartera Iuswurf rnO QeberteiS SUFnO
%an8eranet 9abe.i = vrf0ia'
ElB. 81. Rtrt..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08

90 6onotuab's Gal6e un6 Ninen iiub unSwetelbut
bic beIenblte unb @elunobeit %trin9eneite ArSnet be8 10. Sabrbun-
p%srbOr9enen Sern pe8 @eifWdrS = 10 Die 6bdt9fett Der 9iuen ell
b6beno, tuoem ie bic llria6e b8 lle6el5 in fat ieoer Dirt, wel6er
Der Menif perfoQen lit, ou6treitt. Oielelbeu meroen oerfauft in
go. so Ntaioen Zane, gep- gprf, uuo bel alien Dru99iter gu
% &t6 60 @tS uno $1.O0 pey &ppf mo Sdo3hl. CDtai2, 1p)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28
0MMERCIAL
Monetary

There is very little change for III better i Il.
money market. The supply !. suIl limited y,
much good paper il offered on TIE street. ~,
loans are difficult Of negotiation. In Baltra..
capital is very abundant aud there 4. .,.t
difficulty in placing drst-class paper .t gn- 4.
ct. on the street. The Banks arc reryr.s,,.., Il
have an abundance Tor all demands. Tb.
market in New York, in it, main i.al.r..
no material change If anything, there \, Ill,
gishncss, growing out Of dimiuutiou n Ill., III
ply Offering at low rates. On temporary loan. u
ruling rate is i9 ct. Some Of the EaaE. "A, M
raised their pretensions 49i y e., but anl M
demand very moderate.
Ia the Stock market here there !. mo-. ~.
ness, bat the transactions are yci limited u
hear Of some sales Of Manassas tar RAN.
bonds at IS fiat. Corporation bonds III III,
Orange and Alexandra Railroad bonds. l., ~ I
End mortgage, and $ p ct. firm, Al rrcy..9. ,,-
tations. In New York, stock, aye reported I'M
Virginia o's arc quoted at o. Laud Land NJ
rants arc quoted as tUliOWs:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28
Letter from Nelson County Va.

Correspondence Of tie Alexandria Gazette.
LIVINGSTON, April 81 do not think
the wheat crop is good in this section. Rain
is very much wanted. Farmers have not
yet flushed planting corn. Tobacco is down
in price: but all the plants that are left by
the fly or bugs, will be put into new land
or MANFRED or guanoed land. The efforts of
the agent Of your Agricultural Society will,
doubtless, produce an interest in this region
on behalfof Alexandria. There is no tel
ling the business that can be done even
within lannon's shot Of Lynchburg if mod
crate charges could be laid by the Railroad
on plaster and fertilizers, and Alexandria
could scarcely supply the demand. The
charge OF - for hauling a ton of plaster
or guano, is q great drawback on trade.
There is a friendly feeling up this way to-
wards Alexandria, and disposition 10 deal
there, and to learn the best men to deal
with, and ] am glad to see the Alexandria
Gazette increasing its circulation, and It's
number of subscribers, and sought for by
those who are looking to consignments Of
produce, and other business relations. b.