davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-11-29

TIC papers rcerivesl l'y the Agrica announce
tlE'l Mss Margaret Aylwari has hecn sentcnc-
ed to TX months Imprisonment, viii, eoats ut
proceedings, by III. Irish Court Of Queens
Bench, for her alleged participation in the
crime Of child-stealing. 'ihs case was another
Mortar. transaction, only, il possible, the
crime was little more t!a:E,s1. More thar,
Two years ago child ranar.l Mar, Matthew's
WIS sttr.; ::1.4i i.s 1luii'sr anil placed il, .
Eo1sati tat}lolic institution nuGrr thc care OF
Miss AylWard. 1t Was soMe 1M.. heiiorc the
parent could trace l.rr lost child TO a3,c iusti-
tuition. when she appeared ani demanded its
restoration. Miss Awkward refused; whcrcu,on
legal proceedings were commenced for its r.
fnrrrS !;nt heiye :'c ..i:,t..s tvs@.s could lie
pror:!7-ti, tic fllsld w:ss removed 10 SOME ul.
.l;E"wa Place, and search after ii was fruitless,
Ihr t',urt decided III hold Miss .Aylwarl re-
s1"'n>!l'!e tur the child. :uri extended 10 her
*lill'-;ent 11hte TO Procure it. The period
Elapsed without a2y c!;1r.. made to obey the
orarr. VIXEN the ease was a:.asl. called ur
3hr lurti Chief Justice asked Ms. Ctrr,p, the
defendants rvls,stl, whether any steps Ind
Msn ;aktn towards the s.lild's recovery, and
WIS ts"'lly answered, Il ain not prepared to
say, my 1nrl!'
ar. bTcrc1en, the prosecu:or. then called
tor Judgment, observing that the latiy having
laI ample opportunity to satisfy the Court,
lad mot ll:lue The slightest cDacayor to ascer-
.aiR EhttH:r The child Wa& removed. The
thing had necn doae in the raost tia.ralitly
orc:4 N'nnc:, III defiance Of law and justice, Of
right a'sl r.sason. No attempt was made to
cont rat;:r: .:e statement. tn: defendant coun-
s',l "Ely insisting that his client WAS morally
innocent. The Chief Justice administered
4 severe rc5ukc to The S:,reriorcss Miss AZ
declaring 'lv could not understand how she
could rr:nncilcit tollcr conscience to sit down
i'll apathy, without ouc cl:ost to recover the
stolen cEiid, after it had been for months uu-
1r: h>r cur. Sentence w,S tecn pronounced
u:a1 u"tls!r. though kalf the members OF the
Bench arr Roman Catholics. Miss .Aylward
will te l":S,dnp anil ''c regarded a. martyr,
suffering lor the glory Of the Papal Church;
but Ut. venture the hope tha: this outrasc-
which is said 10 he hut one Of many similar
will have an effect among the Irish Catholics
like that Of tho infant Mortara nu,ons their
brethren ia Italy. The Papal cause is not lust
now 10 very prosperous that crimes so a11o-
e;puS a. thi'.l-s ealing will do much 10 conl-
Mcna II I" 1s.l'=:::::: !.ror. No1tara stock mid
Il very snail dividend.
, 1860-11-29

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7 I1EoW IH9 4E9" FUfh EFaHI11. TUs1.T
We have the following from subscriber In
East Tennessee, whose name and Pust Ul1irt.
address VIC suppress out Of consideration frr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-11

FT~ ssHzzsz=S1C 5zz#az##=5=57 $50 TS%1#r
lG$4 m55gEsz77EEsTd UhsaEls $780,
Wrdti9 fir @%innanoerer uno Jlet1enoe.
GrIDaruiB DOn 3cit, GelO 1t1O Glltfertrl1g
bur6 BITE
Baltimore nmS Sbtps0 tfettbdbn
nad alien Sbetle1t beS Weten8
- thor

@arfer8bur9 u1e Warietta, ober Serpppo,
Wbeeling uuo Columbus.
gts 8afttupre. unb S6io-G iTenbabn btetet Dem r~eilenben Tub.
lifunt Sic orSRten Gortbeile In Se4ua auf Siaiatetf, geanerhlths
fell. @thcrteit, 9Infltdtett unp S6Epbstt Der 9 enerten, 70 bl6
ae srt fetnsr cnSern 8nbn II btelem Qanoe dbertrpfe mtrb.
Dtefe 8abn ppnt atlantiften Wteer a~useeteno, III bic dlteae aus
~oebetntefe Qtute, otet&aettts dber aud tts tdr3eae unS f&neGfe
NIB ndter tte btliafe Nputs fur bic Ttetenben mad benz @6effenl
bic nidt perfetleu fcGteu, tie su ~tenueen:
Metlenentfernun9 BOA Salttnpre nab
81 Cincinnati:
lte6er DdrferSburg 583 Metlen,
ueber Senppcb NIB ~gBfeelins $40
1teber 6GrriSbure up pittSburg 500
DurG bic Wdrtettn~ Qnie 5S3
etue @rIparnts an Der @ntfernuHg Spn 16
Ourb he g plufntusz Qtnte -Es5- 69
etnc @rfrarni6 an ter Gntfernurg ron SO
SeHente, mel6f ste Baltimore. unb Sttu. @tfenbdbn bennben,
Ieaen bic Setien in ia 3apen surid uuh fatren In Wueen. bic
aRf baS anerbeautmfe NJ nit e%epplferten StBen etn8ertGtet fnb.
1.s Snk,- QSreffo .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-11
0erntf1te Mnsetae1t.
@innrr,s MGh1nofhinc.

Ole @6netoer bieIiger StaSt. Io,pte ale YeriCnen. peIde cine
quite @dtmoi&i inc gu baben minlten!, iputen fb erinnerr.
reenS cine anberc, uno 70 aud ~aweimal 10 pteI 8eIb
nbrtn8t. 0teie8 ulatt nniere ~Neaitinen gu ben btlli9=
ten, mete int Morfte fne. Wetr ais 60O0 oaODn iub anetn
III bieieer Stabt in operation an &Bfeu, Qeefeu unb 9oen unb
baben TIRE @isner ODER Bic eauut atbeiter in ben Stano 9eest, nh
mebr @elo gu erIparen, ais tbnen bities AMI anberem 9se9e mo9'
lid lit. Nue, melGe cine rer beiten Tdbm al Omen, DIE
M @ebrauG ino, baben nbdten, ionten in unerer Sffce:
SEQ. 159 8altinDreftroBe
pctlprefer, no @ebrauds 4npeiinn9en IN loeitl6er, eu9l99er,
~rausSGIher uue inoHtIder @prade su b0ben ftno lnb no mir Sc
u feleine Wsafdine fault auf oerielbeu arbeiten lerneu.
6d,ttt mad ernem @remplar bon Sin9er'S NGbmai6tner= Sci.
ana. Mue Waibihen metbeu EN- 9atSeS SSobr mad ibrent Nntauf
opn ms in ooaer 0rbnlng uno Preparation sebahen.
(Nb28,) SO. 6. Brobertd, I9ent
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-11
LOUIS ECWExART
.AgSbisteD | VEbisftD QEbiSfe0

~, pa. ~berlbmtep Olb Sfpe MShiarsn EsfSnmer
lpesd9sr bier iOUte aud q @di6nstOu icNNl antiana aefraSci
amG lon Y oenlslpea 9atneleut gu tiai8yn YleHen anbieisSn, 6a =
tomnlen. 'NbuV' p'-
Domestic eiancre itets Sa gsurtpretea.
&bbeI& @fIkeImb, =
ts"lts' $40 s8eH aaEtssUFeRr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-11
GroBe GrmGBtanna ser 2nferpreiie.

$ qE8. Cts, 8. s. s Is, SSsreinigter 30 SIS, Snt,pter
II @t&. frhte @rasbutter 25r28 SIS; Orange graio 5daufen
10 gut rie weipbdld6er nur IA Cts. au80eqetdneter @bQmpaoz
ner-@ioer in 6lai8en lebr btaf8; befer 9orf-, gterrp. un6 lle9a-
ra-9Sein benm SAP u. 5loiben; alter @afsr=B9isfep Ser gefte
n baltimore, lowie ietne giqu6re unb gtan6es bon alien Sprtcn
lei McOpuaIb 4 GbDmoB.
26 Ot @alumcrefr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-11
IS / 4 nj / e II

beRttenb entne6er tn etnenn 5000 Quaorat-TuB erDgen Gdrten
oter etneun Bretttfet auf benz Gefeafhaftsbampfid;He, merren lie
nnb Der WabL 81 ben eriten Serfouften 1000 9pts %beteeseten.
ser tn Der @ntmtdelung beertfene 6dbridpldn lei6et babur6
nt3t nr tetne Seeintrdbtgune, lDnbern nnuB bur6 Ausfibrung
Cbigen SaRnpIGneS ef ietne 9an5e ~9Dibttatett ertaneen.
6abritanten, Tefte TIRE &tdttifentents mad Goa 6arbpr Gtts
leaer, rer6en ab9eeben ppn Der 8~unfigen Sage sptlAen Nprbs lnb
Suba burd tiberdle 8eeInftgun9en SettenS Der &eleaf6dft Be
Seutenhe @Grtbetie gepinnen. tI -
Pamphlets werben unensseltlt9 a~ussegeben, uue ndbere Rad
ri bten ertbttlt burb
NDl9s& ~ c1EEa G. 6 d nj tbt; 9osnt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-11

1851 Nbetn=W ein.
Seeten angetpnmen SO Ohm 1857 &betu- gSetn bon apsoe,ed.
meter Qualttdt. 8todt. 8pnttff unb. 6 o.
Il 116 QDmbdrHfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-11
0i9sgtcr Ssceso iGf OUIceS tuexfn
sssloceffer Qnnhnnts ngn Efnhf. MefeIfdlnff

Sn benz Gntmtfelunsssanst Der ~Nnieplun8 inb mir bnbtn ee.
tanet ben rertbSDuaen unb rthttefen 1betl bes Stottsebtefes
bon @8s 5arbpr gttp in ben 4rets Der @erbeferuneen su steteu
sab gOtS I'm Safenthetle 3 staot, Gu benz fir bas erfe 3dufenb
iu Ser fruberen (SrDfe sUn 40 Bts $50 8uB unb ntpnatlt6en Gin.
saBlunsen ppm So, 8rete Deees IN better SDrnt 8urantirt Die
Sndngrifnatme biefeS StabtttetlS III nun Iprpbl ppn bBbfen
SntereHe fur bic 8armbepSlferune ais aud btele @eperbtreibenbe
ba3u hrdneen. Dpfs, @Bberften UNI @erbtnoungsfragen ME en
Steamer CUR Serfeuuns neuer,- re9elmdBtger @~erttnbung NIT
Renp=gprt unb Bottom, rreroen aus unb ndtrenb Der Gntptfeluna
Dtees 9lanes pn Der @eieafdaft gebaut,. unb bic Musfubruns
bteeS Ylanes ptrb IN &ur3e ben Geatralpuntt FIR bic rineesenb
nnh unferer Gtdbt Ieoen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-11
pun Dr. 3. eubarfdb. pratttfaer Pisa

Die Sueenb, 6e Nldnntett unS eas Nltet, Mle lplten Stefes
Bud leien. IS eutbdlt nislt6e 8elebrunsen uber be @rtdlture
Die &6pd6en unS 8ronftetten Der Gef6lettstbeile, fir {,
WelGe an ben 70 erf6Gpfeacen. unO l6ltmmep Spl9en Ger nGelbfy
%bcfeduts" unO auperer NuSfGmetfuneen let6en. Der m~ertbsSNe
Bath unb BITE enrrtneIt6en gDarnunsen. mel6e eS ertbeilt terpsn
Sabre hes 2etbenS perhuten unb jdhrltd 5du1enee ODn Qeben ret.
ten. Der 9eilunesplan, nuf Der Anwenbunp Der @1ee
~trtettGt beruhenb IN BARN atSfGbrlih teiprpden tun6 nohee
rtefen, bs oteient8en Ydttenten, bic tbr Sch fur @eeotsta eefpen
st bdben, abne 9ebeilt su fem, fH ntht an bic rehte Sbmieee ae.
pentet baben. Smppten3e tnfruGtbarfett, fpmte ale nerDSfe
esteen un6 S6pdden Der Sefle6tsrrsates tSnneus nr duf elef-
trtf6ent Q0eae rattgnel gebetlt neroep. @ceen @tnIenouna ron
80 Cts. 9pfftnmps mir6 aes 5ebem fret Bu9efdidt wenn tuau
treftrt; Or. s. bari ID. @btca9p. Su. 1881 ilup)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-11

Johnston'S Insurance Rooms,
$50. 70 SecpnDltr.
Teuers, Mdrtnes unS &eben8sVSerf1dbc
run0Ss@Ompdonien.
GlferIte lll0 felteIte G%Dtlpa0nie.
Serltderun98s@Omp, Der Salep D. 8ir9inien,
nit $500, 900 capital.
21n9btrgsV eritderun98z@pm y. 8iraillien.
nit $500, 600 6aptal.
Mendrle@V erIiderltuo8s Gpmp. Is. 8iroiuien
nit 5000 900 @apital.,
Gbarter 2af=Gerltd.= Spnp. ppn Sqrtfprb.
nit $3.50, 600 capital.
Sec1rttb@Y e rItderung8=Gp Dpn 92ens9)rre
nit $270,0 900 Capital.
BbSmirzVe r1iderut1a8@@ pnlp. bon geem@gprf
s init $500, 900 capital.
9elplltezg e rtderun9SsGp y, Nepzg)or
nit $27O, 900 @apttal. "lH
WpttdnfeS erIideruto8s@pntp y. NenzQprf
nit $500, 900 Capital. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Comp BON 8elpzOprf.
NIT $3.50, 600 capital.
Wtercoi1tile Wtutl1dl W1arir1e.
~. nit 81 1000, 900 Capital.
Sereintgte Staaten 2eben8=Gerfider1no Sc
nit 81, $50, e72 capital.
JtDrtbern NfIurance<@ pmp. bon Qpnbnn
nit 50, 1914, III capital. -
8te cten benlerttett @cmpdgneen irb bon 6er 0e,isf,t,p S4s
Stoates Iidrblane %autbprtfrt un6 ltsendrt. "N" ="
Die bon benz llnterSet1neen repri{entrteu e ernoo,;.o, ~.
@trtlt9 pertn9barsS capital gum pcren oberl Gnoe,egens"
8etra9 oerantpcrth6 fur bic 3abtun9 BON @erlu6ten. N"9'B'Ve"'"
eriebt. &bDs" 3, S rIE REI nu
Sreb. @iiurt, SurSebcr. ESo7z n,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-11
NIener unO iutcbtt9er Tobrpldu.
leA Na6 6em @eiten nltO siiOeu. %.

Baltimore unD SDtDEWt1eftb1b1t4
@n unc nnh temt4. gtpS. 1859 9eben BITE 9ase fte fplet:
Son &dmeenzG Citation Baltimore: Der 9pfiue, Spnntdes
duSeenpmmen, nm Z ubr 20 Nlinuten @prmtttaeS unb Der @r
preBSue UNI 4 ubr 5 Wttnuten Nadmttaes. Betoe 8use eeben
mad auen 1hehan bes Wefens lrp &prb- g6effen$ In biretter
Qtnte.
Stir 8e9sBai1asiere. .s9 .l4
Sad nleu punften Sptiden Baltimore unb @teorhrus ncfne
man ben z utr as Wttn. Scr lntttds- Bug. gad alien 9ulften
antf4en @urnbe slanO uto ~gDbeelins unO 5ntfden @raftrl unb 9ar-
f~erSburg ben A ttr 5 Whnuten- Bug pom Baltimore.
Der SrepertdzN commentators 3uo
Serldst Baltimore fur Sreberif un6 bic basmtffen ltegenben
plGbe tdslid I'm A l1Fr 10 Mtnuten gta6mtttnss, nit @u8nabme
hes SGnntaes, uo erretAt 8recertd UNI u. 40 ID. NbeneS; Ders
ldFt Bet Der HIdtebr 6rttertf nm 9 ltr 8prnttttag$ unD lanst
IN Baltimore UNI 70 II. 80 Wt. NttttaeSd an.
Der @lltcptt'8z Ott18zN ccpmppQtipn8 3u0
gsbt td9ltd NIT NuSndbne bes SDnntass mte fpGet;
@erldst Concentration UNI 20 Wfpr9ens mb 3, AS gtatrt.
gpn Gltcptt'S MttaS UNI 7,45 WtOreens uno 10 &benbs.
gta6 QSalbtagten u1o Dem Siben
esten bt 8ise UNI 400 us s ubr 9Urntttass. #fUpie UNI IS unb
4, 20 Nd6mittog S. e55G.
Sim Spane UNI 20 0tursens.
So. Son W1Ibtnatpn
uni g. 20 unb las @prntttaeS uaO 3, 20 tmp 20 gtadin.
@m Spnntce MIR Nadnittdgs UNI 8, 90
Der 3reite uno rterte Bug Dpn Baltimore ua6 gSaIbtnatp ton per.
binren lid init ben 3tsen Der Nnnapplts 8dbn.
Ser spette unb brittle Bug bait auf BEN 3Dil6enfattpnen.
ag- We8en 3tdetS, &usfunFt, Sdbrt u. {. 70. nenee man F6
an j. s. s England, Aeent an Der 3ifet.Offce, Gamben.
ffatiCn. 80 m. @reScstt Smitbr@
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Baltimore.
&. 81. @ple, 8enerdlsBtGeteur. (Mu16.iO
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5SdbrsBret1e

Go 3ur belpnperen &ennt1tBnabme.
Sinwan9erer une Setfenbe fputeu fetr pUri6tie len, ete fe fire
8tIette taufen uub ipIten b%iefelben nur RON fplten arsefeaten
8fen,ten iaufen, uelde non itrent @etalt leben, ntdt nber pm
Matleru pter 8wtldentr6eern, Ia tie lCnH Der @efatr Gus9elebt
fnb, tef6winbelt ju rerben ub tbr Sch umCnf ~ausneben.
Ourdfabrt8zBt1let
mad auen 3beiten bs QBefens fno sn tascn Set
@b. s.. &il6ebrdnbt,
@eneral. @pigrdnteu- N9ent Der 8alttntrtes uno
r Sbtp= @ifenbabn,
co9or SEQ. 97 Jbaue8lr.@ Baltimore.
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8aubcl34

g, S 900 EuR Sanz unb Gd)retnerbpI,
100000 Sd)inbeI unr &atteu gum 0erfouf.
gir lenten Ole 4niMertlomteit pitntttider Sunoen auf uniere
grose Neberla9e bon 8au- uno Nubbols ron alien arten, Guam
tttiten unb @r6ben. gstr l6neioen g8et6tanuen- 8aubcI3 mad
Sefeauns unc liefern 8sniterrabmen, Ebten, @infal1utqet un6
SDbelarbeit gu Sabritprelen. Spredet Dor in nnierem SolsboIs
yeO. 10 9i9btitr. gSbarf, ODER @te bon @ltdp uno @erman{tr.
Sa22s Burns & Sloan.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-20

interesting and important OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF President Buchanan Territorial q NE sion.
The advocates of the dogma advanced by Mr. Doug
las in regard to what is called squatter sovereignty
nuay insist that their view of the question was en-
dorsed by Mr. Buchanan 10 his letter of acceptance
that this letter was authoritative exposition of the
meaning OF the Cincinnati PLATFORM and that consequent
y the democratic party is pledged to maintain this
dogma as an article of democratc faith We have re-
peatedy shown that MIR. Buchanans language, in the
case alluded to- cannot possibly be construed to endorse
the squater-soveregnty doctrine, and we have shown
how Mr. Douglas himself acquesced in the expressions
OF the President in his Inaugural where this doctrine
was very distinctly denied 1t is capable of being also
shown that Mr.. Buchanan expressly against the
new Douglas dogma years previous to bis nomination
IN 1886, thus negativing still more emphatically the
allegation that ms letter of acceptance was meant to ep
doTse the opposite view This interesting fact indeed
entirely dIsposes of the pretence that Mr. Buchanan
ever endorsed squater sovereignty and is established
IN the following important correspondence
WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1860.
My DEAR SIR You have for many wears been
known as the confidential friend of the President Will
you be so kind to inform whether or not you ever
received letter from him denying the right of the egs
latures Of the Territories to exclude slavery, &C. ?
Your friend, D. RATCLIFFE.
JNo A Parker, Esq, Washington, D. G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-20
L. b. HIGGINS q SONS,

CAT THEIR sTAED)
S. +. CORNER GlARKET g. I'D STREETS,
DESIRE to their old customers and the public
IL generally that their NEW STOCK of FALL WIN
TER GOODS is now being received to which they
your attention. being larger than usual and facilities for
receiving additional supplies being greater than heretofore
they hope to be able sHpR the wants of Their
DRY GOODS.
In this branch may be found besides numerous other ar
Sheengs and Shrngs, OsnabuLss' nrl!s, canton ana
Wool Flannes, Cassimeres Satnetts TWeeds kentucky
Jeans Keseys, LDSeys Stripes aid Pads Negro and Bed
Blankets Bed and Mattress Tickings, Cotton and Wooden
BOOTS AND Shoes
Our assortment these articles than heretofore
the quality good and prices low Men, Calf Kip and Wa
ter Proof Boots Ladies Congress Caters Morocco Boots
es and ChIdrens CATERS, Morocco Kid Leather Boots
Mems Fine Calf Scotch ard Kip Brogans Farmers Bro Bro
gans variety of Negro Mems, Boys and Womens Hro-
0N-O' HATS And CAPS.
variety of Mems, Boys and Childrens Hats and Caps,
Negro Wool Hats, by The case, dozen or SINCE one.
GROCERIES.
In our Grocery depal may be found Rio Laguayra
and Java Coffee Crushed Cut Loaf, Powdered, and
Butter Cheese Lard Pork, n. G. Bacon, Goldfish salmon,
Preserves sardines Aspice Pepper Ginger Gloves,
Nutmegs Mace, Cinnamon and Mustard Cigars, Tobacco
dy and Raisns Crackers Salt Alum Salt Pee Sulphur,
Copperas Sal Soda Cream Tartar saleratus Carb Soda
Yeast Powder, indigo Camphor, Concentrated Ley Soap
0"O''' anu '''D' H4RDWIRE, &c.
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Axes Hatchets, Shovels,
Spades and Forks Locks Nails Coffee Mills, Well Buckets
and Wheels Pots Ovens Spiders, Kettles, Sauce Pans Maf
fe Irons Plough Lines Manila and Cotton Bed Cords, Shoe
Thread Bagging and Gilling Irvine, &C., &C., &c.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &c.
Brass and Iron Hoop Pals Painted Pals, Cedar Paint
Pals Brooms Farmers Market Knife and Ladies Baskets
CROCKERY, GLASS AND TIN WARE
A good assortment at low prices.
To the above and numerous other articles, your aten
ton called believing that we can make 1t to your advan
tage purchase your goods of We confident that
we can sell goods as ow not lower than any other es
| tabshment will sell similar articles
In conclusion, take this occasion to return oul
thanks old friends hoping in future to receive con
tinuance of their favors promising that shall endea
at all times to give entire satisfaction in all the busi
| ness transactions hat we may have with them.
| L. B. HUGGINS & SONS.
| Sept. 18th, 1860
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-20
DIED.

In this county the 9Th inst, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr.
j. H. Alderman, in the 29th year of her age.
In Whitevie, N c.. Saturday afternoon the 18th in
sant in the 43d year of her age. Mis-. ELIZABETH wife
Col Alfred Smith, worthy and highly citizen
Columbus county.
Mrs Smith leaves husband and family of eight children
as well very large circle OF relatives and friends
their loss. Mrs. Smith we'll known not only to
the citizens of this but to many of the adjoining counties
who will much regret this disposition of Providence
Having been personally acquainted with Mrs. Smith
number Of years feel authorized in saying that
always found those elements emnenty chara
of The true lady, and may be truly said that she governed
her house Alright.
1t is to be honed that the family and friends may
ISOLATION IN HdhOpe which gives rest to the weary and
though to them has proven reparable loss may
her result in endless gain. S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-20

RosN-During the week just ended the market has ruled
quiet change of importance has taken place the
price of either grade except Common which shows shade
decline The untavorable advices from the Northern
kets together with the scarcity of vessels port has tend
prevent buyers from operating any extent and
have only small sales to report for the week. At the time
who are Offering 81 per $40 lbs for Common but sellers
generally refuse this price and holding higher We quote
sales follows Wednesday, SIS bills Common at 81 05
per 80 bs 2l3 do No. at 81 l2 and l03 do No. at 81
Is to 81 25 per bb Thursday 1000 do Common at 81
bbl Friday, 1900 do do at 81 to 81 02 BIO lbs and
Monday, 200 do. No. at 81 Is per Dbl. There fail
stock of all grades market except fine No. or Pale
which is
ket The price ad1 10 cents after closing our last
vew sales made 81 TO- The receipts comprise
only three small lots (about 125 bbs which have
been sold at 81 10 per Dbl.
| BEEF CATTLE SHEEP-The arrivals of beeves for
few weeks past have been quite SMALL and in
the stock market has become considerably reduced
however, fully sufficient for present purposes. There
demand from butchers for prime quality which sells
readily. We quote at 81 to cents per h. according tt
quality. SHEEP in moderate supply, and demand
cept for extra article We quote at prices ranging from
| 81 so to 81 Is each.
BARRY s-For empty Spirits Turpentine barrels the
ket remains without material alteration. There is fai
stock of country make of barrels in first hands, and there
81 81 5 they rum and 81 so 81 So eacl
for selected cash and time For New York make there
supply market. We quote small sales for the week
81 10 for second hand, and 81 l6 for new, 80 days
COTToN-One two small lots OF the crop have beef
brought in but there scarcely sufficient offering to esab
ish market We quote nominay at l0 to l0l cents TO
CoFFsEn this article there is nothing doing except
the retail way and the market rules steady at former quo
taons The stock in dealers hands has become quite
in the absence of arrivals worthy of note though it is full
sufficient for present demand. We refer to table TO
store quotations.
Corn MEAL.-One or two small lots have arrived fror
comprise only small lots from the granares at IS cents
DRIED FRU1T-Is in some enquiry, but little none
irving. We quote apples at 81 cents, and peaches at
to 10 eta. per ID. for peeled.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
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