davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-18

Illinois would vote for Douglas nod Tennessee
for Bell:--the delegation from Arkansas is divid.
ed between Douglas and Breckenridge those
from Kentucky, Maryland and North Carolina are
equally divided between Bell on the one hand,
and Democrat on the other. The vote In
the House would therefore stand thus;
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-18

Georgia editor has received basket and the
following message from lady; 'Mr. Editor, /
send you some Bell pears the best you Eperes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07


ArpIgs-Green brisk al <s3t65eo per Dbl. for prime.
BAcos-supply good-I continue my quotations nj loE01i
~ iiy.ss.-white-br at 1.JoGsl.15 q bushel.
I,ggswA x.--326t:}3 cents.
uTrgg-rrrsh table scarce in demand at 200 cts
In Firkns, plenty, aud dull at i24si1 CENTS
Capy-Yeiow 81 els ; White s114 cts.
Cogs ME,i--in demand 9lGDeI cents
CgMgNT.--Jalncs River II. JJlis1s0 -
DEIED fIr-Apjcs Al ESQ 80 Pcnled Peaches sIooQo
$5: Unpealed do, ii oole 81 10 q bush -
FLorR-The receipts continue Hght-wlih good demand Il
tGsI0tl.U
Fsxsrrp-whh large receipts the price has declined TO
ft ,230tl.2i
FEaTuggs.-I36e45 cents -
y ton Of 20oo s Manipulated 9uano $500; Som
brcro Guano ts5Gs Mexican Gnao $1,000 Rhodes sup ihos
pha,e Lane tjAeG kufins phaspo Peruvian Duane sos
nufn's Bone Ash Guano 3o Euhins Tobacco Manure
1850 Iufnns Ground Bone Ash tslno Ground Plaster,
loose, 1890; Packed In bags or Casks 4llM
Grass SEEe-CIyer s60QD6,25 Timothy o. bGe$2eo; Or
card II $50 30 anda Grass oolt*1 IL Evergreen $500
GISsRSG.-50Gll5 cents.
HAY-tl es9si.i2X 100 DIS
IRos.-Mounain SI50e$00i Weayers 900 p Ton.
IAnp.-sil,piy good nj DiiQeie cents
LrAE-Tho,asown ~ MO 90 Mountain sOQ19o cents
OS,oNs--White s06oeIh Red 6sQoI5 cts. y bushcl
OATs.Nh large receipts we note decline, and quote
White al - cents: Black nj 60 cents
PKAsackeyed 17a6Df20n Black or Cow Pea LOO flo1
.PorAr,Fs.-T5Gbs1A cenIs-aecordhRt TO qualify. 8"
ToBAocoThe receipts continue full for the SEASON. Ringing
from Lugs 10 common Bright Wrapper no good Ship
ping Fancy Wrappers offering quote Lues ee2a14sI
sLooos72s, Common bright Wrappers ssOo0 oo Good
bright Wrappers $l5 006Df2s.S 81
WHEAr.-Witi small receipts have to notice improved
ecng and quote Red sl3edb siio; for choices White 1850
$l.45
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07
Words of Caution

M Say~ If We to ci readers that the wells md
G0 springs Throughout the country had poisoned and
THAI had dsco' anlte lis effects not one of them
that would III" gladly avail themselves discovery with
the hope NJ ayering death. IT tell them that We,
that prepared To share with hen would refuse
our a tn foTnhc. But health is riches
how much more grahe should they be TO lA. that great
auacoa s been compounded OF purely vegetable matter and
that Its curative powers are little less certain light and
darkness Ned We give ns.ancos1 The pr-
pr,etor % BAKERS BIZ TIERS and examine the nyriads
certificates from al s.es Of the SOUTH Of have
been cure 81 Dgspesid ny s healing properties Among
them YOU viii So the vouchers of old and young male
hi, cxtoiling this BirTEIs 10 the skies blessing Prov
'ienee Tor lis curative But It's vtaes
10 y sopsia Nervous Headaches yield readily 10 Its wers
Torpid lNcrs become uckcned active jniu
cncc Sour eonacls made healthy by If
iects Indigestion disappears when Il enters te organs Of life
inrrhsa cannot resist tonic powcrA thoera itself
when ine iv these TERs. Is Promptly disaved AMI becomes
harmless s thousands of have certified used Ii in
le49 anal @ when thai scourge devastating
BAkERS BITTER will n'h remedy all Ills humanity
l'ui such diseases caused by and ,wel. r
lilly Yield 10 liz strengthening ELECTS speedily driven
irtan HE system All who ness should n, IL nm, M
come their own Judges o its virtues.
For si. by AL the druggists In Incburg and by all the
lnuca Druggists in the clt! o kchnun, here m
Virginia; also Of Messrs thLs Stou II Co.. Washington cir,
u G.: r. H. slablcr Co., Baltimore, Nd; ~ b. Miller y
lngtai, ny aud barnes " Park, y. Y.
Orders filled by addressing h. BAKER puau,4or
~" -A-usets EiclnIonu, ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07
The Result In Connecticut.

SSeAAAV@
Altar the most superhumAn efforts on both sides,
the Democracy Of this State have been vanquish-
cd. 1t 10 hard for TO desire, under any circum-
stances, . Dsmocrstic victory; and yet for the
first time in our lives. No did wish that our old
s.ssrJ should succeed IN Connecticut. Not that
We wished him any substantial fruits Of victory.
bat that the Black Rspablicans might bs taught
alssson which would convince them that section.
q party cannot b. maintained. A It is they
have succeeded sy the Insignificant majority Of
ST., whore they expected to secure 5000 majori-
y. This result shows that many conservative old
Wings must have voted with the Democracy, and
though the Rspuslisaas have succeeded in elec.ine
thar ticket by greatly rsdased vote, ID favora-
hls angury Tor tho success Of the Constitutional
Union party that is now expanding itself through
ont the ooantry II il hard for Southern, and still
nose diikeult for Northern whigs to vote the Dc.
mocrl1ic ticket. They hold no principles in com.
mon with thas party and there il nothing, sure.
IT, IN ihs Esassd. fostering, patrid carcass thas
..ften ~ bysways and highways Of The govern
S1s = sending 5nrth an transferable stsnch, that
- sennsA = " their rsgsrd. Il is aieruei ne
Coy. ihstwoald fbros NJ. = whiga sr-slly our.
sdllss 4 psfty frsm whom We have lssn seps
n spon prineipsl always. Fit vsre even a,
rspssaAhls and pure now as il once was, wv
spssk not q IL individual members, thsre would
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

hADrIrrr ov RArtsbADs The Supreme Court
of rermo Mt has deo,ded that n railroad company
is not lia,l u person in its service for an in-
jury resoitins from the negligence ola fellow ser
want. The Court held that this exemption exten.
dcd to tho conduct of all the employees OF the com
pany who nre engaged in tho common business Of
operating the ROAD, 10 whatever relation of subor-
dination to each other. A suit wis brought by
the heirs Of engineer who lost his life by the ex
plosion Of i.n engine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

DKArg o. Az ArsRfcAx "KsIoHT."-The Trinidad
M pers menilen the death of Sir William Becker,
Knight Grand Templar. &C., &C., at the advanced
age Of sigbty-four years Mr.. Becker wasa n"uve
Of Philadelphia, and vent to Trinidad sixty gears
ago = ajoarse, man carpenter, Nbfrs he worked at
his trade for many years; marriet n dch qnadfoon,
asd BY his osn industry and the skillal Management:
Of his wifes fortune, acquitted prineely estate.
and was knghtcd for very large eraiuity which he
offered TO the Spanish government during the Don
Carlos civil war. Ills fortune amounted TO $4,000,
600
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07
Read This

SugIByvli.LE, Tenn..) Oct. 10, 1856.
M@s Mes-vs Perry Davis IL Son :-Sirs-tiraludc 10
EGS YOU aud duty to suffering humanity require that
should the benefit have derived the use of
your aly valuable Pain Killer; md II by seeing this any
lere will be induced us Was, give and be healed
shall be com pessacd Il thousand fold.
In June e: nter otracicd Illness of several months
severely attacked with drowsnes vertigo, dimness
sight and loss Il appetite, accompanied by fever difficulty
breathing etc My physician pronounced my pneumonia
bordering the rst stage Of consumption exhaust
ing his ILL., treared positively that had consumption
that he could do nothing for me- and die iowc,-
he Used m 10 the hest thing roul
do which | did with effect. | then made use of
which proved inefficient.
by this iLse symptoms pain In the head morning
evening md during the night darling pains through chest
burning in the pain of the hands, quick pulse night sweas
difficulty of breathing etc. when fortunately hold of the
Peoples Pamphlet in which the of Messrs Bnn
Cone and others which induced Perry Vege
table Pain kle, and strange as may appear derived
benefit from The of twenty bottle than had
done from all other medicines bottles of The
Pain Killer and am hearty and enjoy better health have
heretofore done for number of years.
NH 10 I'm GUSTAVITS A. CEIOY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

ing, . John Brown meeting was held ut ALBANY
New York, Ia response to an address from Hayti to
citissns Of Albany eougratulatng them on the dem
oustrations made In honor Of the "martyrdom of Jno
Brown. p. Pilsbury, A. NJ. Towel, Rev. N. Miller and
others addressed the meeting and addresses to the
people Of Hayti were adopted.
North Eiba, N. Y, the Mecca where lie the remains
|of the "martyr." John Drown, was carried by the
Democrats at the town election last week BY an ave-
rage majority Of ga Some Of Browns relatives ran on
the beaten ticket.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

MURDER IN NEWARK, N. J.-James Mastersoo-
IN lrshman. about 80 years old, died Wednesday
morning from the effects of stab in tho bowels.
from dirk knife in the hands of Herman Wilkes.
IN an ARRAY on Monday evening. Wilkes is in
custody.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

A FArHEn AND Son BURNED TO DEATu.--rho
dwelling house, barn and shed Of Mr.. Asa War.
rem, Naples, Me-, together with oil their contents
we're destroyed BY hrs the night Of tho sd inst,
al.d, sad to relate Mr.. Warren and his SOD, about
Is years old, persisted in the flames.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

MISSOURI i1laIsLArrRE-It is stated that the ex-
ira session Of the Mics ouri Legislature called Inv
Governor Stewart will not be Leld, for the reason
thatthe proclamation, was informal, not having
the seal OF the State the a;tssaon of the Score
tary of State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

FlnE IN observation-disclosures 4 Co.'s and Lar
kin Co.'S tobacco establishments. with many
other buildings. at GAINESVILLE. Tenn, were de-
stroyed by fire "Wednesday. Loss not yet ascer-
tanned, but it is very heavy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

The ALBANY AND VERMONT RAiLRoAp.-7rou.
~. j., Apri! 4--Certain parties in this city have
purchased the Albany md Vermont Railroad for
500 900, The original cost of tho road was 81
100000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07
From Rev. DIR. R,ossar

,EIOIII ICDV. Df. ROSSor
~H> EDITOR of THE CHRISTIAN AJ1yor ,rr
w. SfafLks lNFALLihLE BAKING Powder An ners.ss
oh Vi g sweet aud wholesome loaf bread bscui,s
oucaMe cakes, may purchase this powder with r,nn
ueaes Inc materials are perfectly harmless and p,oy nens
an an s4"t Sa'.rais &c No fear sour bread The
use W VIII make the klest, bread In The shox.s,
- "n.; save time labor and expense and never dis
pp, uae acconpanyng simple directions are observed
H u 10 manufactured Ia Virginia. and Is no invention Of
eor Richmond IG y VI w G.ex manufacturer and Propr
commend as the best tried Gel il anf mind th
l.t lfeb Hts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07
Grover e. Ba.kar,s

NNCklkssArEn FAMILY ekwiSe MAGAZINES, 49s Broad.
W. MAY, New ork, and lal baltimore Street Raliinnr.
A INV STfLE-rRICE $t0--uEMMERS "a ET'rW a.
ans maenhe sews from TWO sloos purchased nom the
ssofe, TquhpR no rewindin. VI thread. Hens FEELS, tah
ers and Stiiahes IN superior Style finishing each ,enm Inv ia
own Without reeovrse the nee.Ie ms IL re-
4Wred ~ Other naoics 1t will better and ehener s,
Aonr. I'D ~ ' WI o'e oe"' q"
n' ~ circular q. 7. DAVIS & co
-! .H Agenis, Lynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

FRox NRw MEXICO AND rHs PLArss.-The
Santa Fe Mail, with dates to Feb q. arrived at
independence. Mo-, on Wednesday last.
No hostile Indiana were seen on the route
The U. States forces Mt Fort Union had been sont
against the Apache Indians who were again Mt
war. Three hundred lodges Of the Arrrapnhoe
and Cheyenne Indians were pitched fifty miles
above Bents Fort. They are at war with the
Utes, and are going out to the gold mines. Grass
was yet very scarce in the valley. This rotarls
the starting Of emigration to Pixies Peak.
| The indignation against Gov. Stewart, Of Mo-,
and his abettors, concerning the railroad bills in
the late Legislature, was very great Hanging
and burning them In efhgy were the order OF the
day. @-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07
COMMERCIAL.
l. u d q hU - n = %
"A. B. RUCKER,g E
PROD UCE BRO X T. b,
1873 MAIN sTREET 81

,1-r,-e quotations viii understood Frpre.en. whole.
AL. 1rie,. generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

TIIIIE JUvESn u CHOIR connected with The AFRICAN
J. CHURCH OF this city viii give cONCELT at their
cent. ChIldy.n h AFT nrice fap 2s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

RHODE ISLAND ELEcrioN.-Complcto returns
of the election in this State on Wednesday give the
following result on tho Governors vote: Sprague,
conservative. IL, 295 Padeford. republican. To-
1855; scattering votes, 1853. Majority for Sprague
l,3l7.
| In Providence, after the result had been asrcr-
tanned, grand collation. was given at the City
Hall; guns were fred. and the Governor elect
serenaded. Mr.. Spragus 10 only % years Of nge.
Mr. Padelford, his opponent, was an cndorscr Of
the Helper Book, and q very ultra republican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07
DISSOT,ITTION

EHlHE copartnersbip existing bet con The -
ms da! by lniation All persons having cu,s aSainst
the concern requested present them o, sai,Ia,
those indebted either by bond open account are ~
. ~ ~, IL Is Important that the business
sho"io pe sPtedly seited up C. A. ODI.HOUN.
.o,o D. EDWARD COLHOUN
SASoAkf l, iooo Il. \. WILLS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

TgRRIBLE CALAnirY.-The Murfreesboro ITEM
nes,ee) Telegraph learns that tho dwelling house
of Alexander +. Todd, residing about three mill.
east Of Woodbury., in Cannon county. was burned
down Tuesday night, the eth ultimo. A
young man named Philips, about seventeen years
Of age, who was Spending the night at Mr.. Tojd's,
was burned 10 death. Two of Mr.. Todd's SONS
young men-were burned very badly; one of
them SO much 50 thatit is thought impossible for
him to recover. Mr.. Todd himself. 10 endeavo.
ring to rescue the young men, was very bndly
burned. but it is thought he will recover. The
FIRE was thought to be the result of accident.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07
NEW CONCERN.

Undersigned will continue the Hardwa are busness n. M
Il old stand OF Colhouns Wills under the style of ~"
WILLS, COLHOUN & 90.
hefe hey viii be glad friends and the publc
any Intending to enlarge their establishment they will In
or "me make large additions their stock and every eTr,
]" ca 10 please all who may favor them with call - N'
j.. r. WILLS
.,.. J. EDWARD COLHOUN
jan 10 Is C. A. COLHOUN
GILvER MUGS AND CUPS INFANTS sFTTs p.a
M % VoNoi %e'' &C. j. WILLIAMS d SON,
~ 50 Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07
At. entiOn Home Guard !

Q THE member who intend going to Richmond ON The lsth
inst. will meet promptly. al the AFmory. this tsATCR-
HDA evening, O'Clock final decision with
regard itp, arrangements, DC. do. II h specially
requested Of the Company who hnd inconNe
W nent attend in person, will send In their 81 as to
c the full number be known.
by ord .r Of CAPTAIN GAaLAND,
nj III j. LAWRENCE MEM. q. 4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

NAtR BRUS aES.-Fne Hair Brushes nil prud,s MIA,
English T'"th Brushes, very superior; Nall Brushes
Comb rushS mv g Brushes Flesh brushes yer,
fine lnants'liair Brushes, for SHE by ~
apo j. II THOMPSON Drugo;st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

ENE TABLE OLA small lot OF very superior Table on
just 10 hand Il s oil warrant be imported
foI sale by Ial, 81 j., TIIONPSON Dr,,,i.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

ErAlCii AND CANDLES.-Receiving this day,
- - boxes Pear Starch,
100 boxes Ada nantine, Sperm and Talow Candles.
Np 0 IkRY SAINnEES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

GREEN AND Il LACK TEAs-I have for sale the hes,
~ Green Tea, ais English breakfast Black rea both of
which have gireu entire satisfaction those who are fond Of
mild, aromatic cup of Tea. For sale by
apo j. IL. THOMPSON druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

WANTED We wish To hire for the Old Sweet SPRINGS
w twenty or thirty No. WASHER WOMEN and Ga hin
sired. LIE RO,K X q ~ Vi Up
ap6-[Rep, eopyl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

fD THE FARM gEHsWc are in receipt Of n supply
Il fresh HUNG ,ElAN GRASS SEED, from "A well known
iarmer near tho city. We with confidence.
this Grass as nor for abundant yield Nutritious
preferred BY stock To other hay. should be during
May, and will be rendy for the scythe In ninety day.
apo lRBY n SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

TuNiOSE GOLD ~ NS--Adversed by n few days snee,
going of idly. Every who tries them becOnses
eloquent their PRAISE All persons who needs mus, write,
who from choice should by all II those
Pens What before, again: the, The best
Pen sold. Call In and how smoothly they
over The paper S1LVERTu0RN " CLlFI,
Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

JOn SACKS &C FFEE-C"nssting of ko, Iaguu, Java
1UU Mocha-pt .rt very choice.
apo IRBY n SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

lust RECElHEI,-A large lot Of Mating Summer Carpet
- ing, Nc. Also, large lot Of White Goods, Of every de
scriptn, which offering for cash. IA Main
APT N. GUGGENHElMEk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-07

NoTicE-Tfe boskhnldep of the Lynciburg Fire Life
ana Marine insurance Company hereby notified thai
second ns'alei H. OF hve dollars SHARE required be
paid on each sh RI or stock before the both April
~ JOHN u LAEGH0RNE, President
7. II. IvEY Sc crctary -, Inn 6tsmoo
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-03
nAE0 70 ATJY-

Seen. 10 news s1sF3s-C assonsr.-Whaf
sort ef paoer. do yau sell here
Bov f1ifh eager expecsationl lob, We
seep Ill so-,s. Cal for whatever you
Ike T
Customer frootlr1-Tll ssks one cociais-
ing sams late FsssJc victories, Il roo
please. !.
Boy (r.sssfa.lcu There you've got me
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-03

Essnsr,ha~. when rau vose Tor Iongress-
asan. thar {. G. Cole. before he iefs hen
taa.v, acid SIS slaves and poe1eted the pro-
sssi i. Il la lie nan TO representatives. Iowa
in Caa-res.. SsTert II ron think slavery
an evil. vote for Curtis ard rebuke this slave
aEeaIer.-J,spsr Free Pres.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-03

fu-nrss zssons fnt1rks: I1ss cnmp ea urs
yrsassa poIs. - grsspa watch they could
not reach ani old shoes we're thrown Tor
lack after The falr. ~ they qoiffeo
the eerensrf. home Of the last Of the Old
English saalrrs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-03
TESTIn1onJ1ALs.

coaueH Biafs, fora, yor. Is, Ia5s
: aEssas. CHARLES. BLOW l. Co. Gents-we
have 9d small quantity ~ Or, r l.. Stephens cors-
T7na aEt 1t has Sven seneE al sstisseiIon especy
ysaEs,
J. D. HoSg.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-03

JOE PRINTING. are ss4 supposed il the sxae -
TIE are ali esssssfy nes, esms.fsns III u.
iA;sE and ssyrsvea s:yiea sf sype Bsraer lsae.
re- .ax.sAsr With Psrey yek pyesses - TIE b~s.
patterns It viii ever ~ tie srasa..e. .aa s~ser-
nas,saa - tie ssssessser sAs. all .o-f ereessea II
This essssssaes: shall ~ zsssass4.ss sy sAs s.s-
sarss Necessary - sossssssts it as~SsyesI-asns'y,
esvrsefaess asa asstaeas Or. p~sssnsi sapessteas-
s@es IN Jet Frtnsar. rsarsnsses The ssathssi ps.sr
ssoe es s.sysos We tnsiss Sa.rsnare viii Ne
ra=s 70 AT. Tat Iosx sxyesi~aes se unsurpassed
ssrslssses win enssse eres.s 81 orders essrsea
ne. ssves sesase s..sraS.ea il saa city,
cor suppressed In ~ State.
". ". MAYNARD.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24
Merada democrat.
The Future of sIlverIand.

The first number of the Silver Age, pub.
lished at Carson City, says, in its salutato
ry:
With this brief reference to our future
permit us to recur to the future of our
adopted country. Barely one year since il
first, as a mineral region, attracted the at
teulion of the world, and in that space OF
time its Developments have been so rapid
that the most sanguine of its pioneers have
been left far in the background. The fabu.
lous tales Of the richness of the mines have
ceased TO excite wonder or tax our credu-
lty.
The necessity that existed for quartz
mill or two is now supplied with twenty.
The cities that existed only on paper have
now become tangible realities of wood,
brick aud stone; aud still as we look, striv-
ing TO penetrate the future, time, in its
resistless flow, changes it into the present,
hourly widening and deepening the pros
pect, momentarily developing new and
greater wonders, and almost forcing the
conclusion that the day for consideration
has passed. that the moment for action has
come. The discovery of gold in California
marked an era in the worlds history. It's
effects have been felt in all the ramiifica-
tions of the worlds machinery. From our
shores, for we are mostly old Califoruians,
went the millions that carried the East
through the financial crisis of '57; from our
shores have gone the millions that sustained
wars, extended commerce, increased manu-
factures, and advanced mankind toward
the goal of their final destiny; aud from
our shores went Garabaldi TO the resur-
rection of Italian independence, and within
our boundaries have we raised the frame
work of nation.
Who shall say that the discovery of silver
on this, the eastern slope of the Sierras,
may not work as many and as mighty
changes? Nay, is it not more than probable
that the Silver Age may eclipse the Gold
EN-? For our own part, we confidently ex-
pect to see the day, and that at no distant
period, when California's agriculture will
he her paramount interest, and Silverland
her best market; when our necessities will
compel Pacific Railroad, despite the
wire-workings of political demagogues !;
when the telegraph will turn the ponies out
to grass, and the iron horse give a season
of rest to the patient OK; when the arid
plains between the Atlantic and Pacific
States shall have become the home of teem-
ing thousands, our Silverland the power
that builds and sustains them; when, per-
haps, we shall hold the power to rebuke
traitors and preserve intact the Union.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-24

SrocKToN AND SAN JOAQUIN BoNDs.-The
Stockton Republican of the 18th inst, says:
We are informed that there are parties in
San Francisco, who at different times have
offered our City and County bonds at as
low rates as eighty five cents on the dollar
and this at time when our city and county
authorities were advertising for them both
in our local papers and in the Bulletin, OF
San Francisco, and would cheerfully have
purchased them at par. We would suggest
TO persons holding such securities to offer
them for sale to the authorities of the gov
ernments which issue them instead of at
tempting to sell to brokers.