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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

A EPLeNDID BAY HORSE rs HANDS TRoTS N
a three ininnies also yery s A bay h,Sse l3t, hanls
iois IN go alao very fat PAGER also good WORKING
horse, one Top MISC road top Isla Ap
IIy AZ 10 Jay street corner 81 Greenwich
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a LEERr II EICoLAY, .AUCTIoNEER- by ALBERT
"A kICoLAY-0fnce, No. Broad street. Regular auc
Nor salea Of bonds Merchants Exchange
day Stocks and bonds bought and sold al private sale
and al the Brokers Board.
sSALE THIS DAY AT l2L O'CLOCK. SEE CATALOGUE.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

LECTURE UroN THE sTRESGTH AND SWEET
N mess ~ Fnulsn lone, with poeesl illustrations VIII W
delivered by ohn Murray Jr the Brooklyn POLYTECHNIC
institute Livingston street Court, Wednesday
inr, Nov. ~ At O'Clock. Tickets y cents.
DEv r STARR KING VIII LECTURE THIS EVEN
IN ing vi Dr Charns church Suhect-rhe Laws ~ bis
order. Tickets - cents.
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THE EALL SEASON.


NToTICr.-rRorRSsOR BENZ YATES PRIVATE sor
~ will take ria this "wednesday evening Nov. "a
els Broadway, Houston " BThe ladies % the
corps do ballet who Laura Keene theatre
the Midsummer Nights Dream" will this evening
Professor BENZ Yates dancing academy CHS broadway
Dancing commences at ~ O'Clock.
rTyITE BALI. or THE LIGHT GUARD COMPANY A.
Seventy first regment will bc given at the Academy Of
Music Monday evening Jan. 81, ise Tickets ~ admitting
gentleman and ladies' To be had the principal hotels
music stores
THE THiBTIFrH ANIMAL RAIL or THr NEW
Il York fire Dep srment benefit the widow and
Orphan fund ~ lake place at the Academy Music
day evening January ~ 1859 Tickets may procured
the mana or ~ the following officers
HENRY n BURR President, ,1in and Frankfort s,s
JAMS v, WsNsss. Secretary, if6 Pearl street,
PErsR ". TIrrs, Treasurer. - Market street.
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J. BIFFCKER, SON 4 co. WILL SELL AT AUG
N too Monday Nov 20 at ~ o'clock at the Merchants
ESehanee folows22 Brooklyn city lots on Second ave-
niue canal and Sixth Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
including the valuable water front the canal Also
will become the central depot for
the lumber trade Of the city This properly will
be offered in blocks giving CAPITALISTS opportunity 10 invest
T. aavaptage Investment view of its certain
value Is believed To be the hest Brook
3yn Title perfect Maps terms &c. at No Broad street.
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~ q. HORTON AucTtoxEER WILL SILL. THIS
~. Day ~ O'Clock ~ sslesroom 80 Hudson street ane
rssnruent ~ household furuiure vt marble top
bureaus, wsshsssnds tables bedding tapestry and 10
grain carpets and Kitchen furniture A.
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UCTIOS NOTICE. BoGART. AUCTioNFET-By
n BOGART.-This Day, ., ~ O'Clock, Al ~ Fulton
market Front street. dining saloon, consisting of dining
tables chairs counters. looking glasses crocsery table cut
terry glass ware, cooking utensils Sc
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L>RENCH THEATRE
u 5-6 Broadway. Complimentary heneG
NJ FATkaIOEgH
English night Debut oi Miss ORPHk ANSToS.
The friends ~ Mr. Fsircougn cferng him beue
the theatre THURSDAY evening Dec LADIES'
and gentlemen Of ofertng their
for The will please apply the theatre between
hyurs o. ~ and 2ocoes pernaly BY letter " v r.
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HENRY b. HERTS, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
III BY HERTS K MOSS.
Sheriff q sale of a large stock of

TOHN p. MONTGOMERY, AUCTIONEER-475 CASES
boots shoes and brogaDs at auctonOn Thursday, Nov
IS at l0s O'Clock at the store Of r. Davis CO. 81 Beck
street prime lot of fresh and seasonab goods adapted
to the
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FRENCH THEATRE,
n Nstropolisn Music Hal ss5 Btoadway
Re appearance uf Mad. IUItETTE
THREE NEW PIECES
Debut de Mr.. GAUTHfEp
TIT RSDAY, November y, 1889
Duors open II O'Clock, commence NJ III.
ny the Qusdrie des Touaves
2 Ia FOtI.F GAGFCRr
q Pm MANCHFS DF tfiEMfSES
4 LIE Ir0RE NJ BENGALF
Ofchesirs seAts 81
Psuuette and Dress Circle 50 cents
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M s. PHILLIPS WILL. SELL, THIS DAY, PATH INST
I al the bazaar 81 Crosby street at l2 O'Clock variety
Of horses light harness &c Also tine family
horse warranted respect cost $3.50 second hand
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT n CHAMBERS STREET, The WE'LL. KNOWN AND
N old established ISAACS advances money to
on diamonds watches ewery and every description Of va
prompt and confidential N B.-ko business transacted
Saturday.
At 9p6 BROADWAY MACDUFF HAVING OPENED
~ his ewery establishment where all kinds o watches.
cwey, &c be had Al ess than half the original Gust
seeking presents ur the holidays should call before
kolnE ~. Nn o'----
ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS WATCHES AND
N ewery or bought for cash at the old established store
oil T. JACOBS co, SSt Broadway strictly CONFIDENTIAL
and osn Office signs about the building Opposite he Broad
theatre.
AT JAcKsoYs-xoSEY ADVANCED on DIAMONDS,
propery description bought 10.
sEPH A. JACKSON auooueer and broker III Grand street.
three doors wes Of broadway
AT THOMPSON cos BRoxYRs Ann COMMISSION
~ merchants lo1 Nassau street corner of Ann rooms Noa
land second door, advance money rom 81 70 Souo
vaiches dsmosds ewey dry goods s.ssr, and All kinds
~ 4. n THOMPSON Aucsicnesr.
AT O. MACDvrr's, ses RRoApwAy
N IN YOU WANT MONEY on
PIANOS, DRY Goofr ARfIcIEs or yERTr
receive any amount At sight.
I oASs-IN ANY SUNS, MADE ON DIAMONDS
IL watches ewery, silver ware dry goods clothing, guns
snd personal property Of all dissertations ~ BARNARD,
y Third avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets Private
entrance 10 the Office Business confidential
MONEY TO LoAN-oN BoND AND MORTGAGE In
iV IS suit applicants from S3o0 St0oN arst
class improved city property Apply 10 A. LooMIS li2s
Broadway near Thirty fourth street or address boS i Herald
Office.
MONEY TO AMY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS wtrcHFs
n iewery and merchandise Kinds bo,eht
for cash. Fsatlshcd iss Business strictly confidential 10
the rear Of my retail store. JACOBS, sol Brosdwsy.
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L,URNrTuRE-A PRIVATE FAMILY WISHING n
avoid the Inconvenience 81 auction viii sell AZ privst
sale three days half the original al the elegant
costly contained In the private residence 10 ouso
street Mscd0uga consisting solid rosewood
rich satin hrocael rosewood tegeres centre i
spd pier tables mirrors paintings vases ssO rosewood bed
seads marble bureaus and washands mahogany chairs
ingram aud Brussels carpets and kitchen fnrnRnre.
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MEDICAL.
DocToR WARP $50 BROADWAY, soUrHEAsr COR
~ a second floor once hours from
~ un 10 r. NJ daily. On Sundays from A. n. I'll II NJ
uNR Josrpu XIII sRrCg FORMERLY or q CHERRY
~ street. has removed 10 - Mot street. 0ce hours
gto xnd FROM Sto 4.
nR WATSON. 80 BROouE STREET, SECOND BLOCK
~ west u Broadway Onlce hours from in the morning
" . In the evening.
nR RALPH So RrFECKFR STREET HOURS ic,
~ 80 q and 10 tul 2 IN the evening.
TYR, " LsewoNr, 50 wrRcER STREET, CORNER or
~ Spring ovposlte 81. Nicholas Hotel York, Once
hours from 10 A. ~ I'll r. NJ, excsp, sundsYa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-11

The Rockport Democrat, in giving the
present political stairs of Mr.. Laird says:
Mr.. Laird, rs long ago as last December,
announced himself u Popular Sovereignty
Democrat and opposed to Leeomptonism.-
From then till now, he has hattlcd manful-
ly against the dangerous principle, which
the administration, for the first time in the
history of our government, has inaugurated,
viz: that small minority Of the citizens of
our Territories, shall rule majority. In a
word, Mr.. Laird is Douglas Democrat
standing with the Illinois Senator upon the
Cincinnati Platform and the kanSaS-Nebras-
ka act, and fighting manfully the great bat
tie of self Cover nent.
Standing rhus, Mr.. Laird is entitled to,
and will receive the entire support of anti
LecomptUn Democrats, rs well as all others
who arc opposed to Lecompton and its Off
spring the English Swindle. We under
stand Mr.. Laird will enter into a vigorous
canvas, at an early day, ami will drive
Lecomptonism out of this district. We are
assured by some of the best Democrats OF
Perry, that Mr. Laird Will beat Shoemaker,
in his own county, 500 votes. We know
he will beat him in Spencer more than that
number. Buckle on yonr armor, Popular
Sovereignty men, and go into the canvas
determined TO achieve most signal victory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-11

Nothing is more common in this fast age,
and this age Of vaiu-Show, than for families
and individuals to keep up appearances, even
after they cease To have the means. This is
the bane of social society; and it is the main
spring Of all the machinery of vice, crime,
and disgrace. with which all classes of soci-
ety abound il is the great draw back upon
all prosperity; it encourages miserable
family pride; it engenders rivalry and ai-
fectation; and leads to the creation of debts
that are never paid. Many poor husbands
and fathers, are goaded on by eXtravagant
wives and daughters, TO create store accounts
that ruin them, and other accounts that
drive them to forgery and hcft as means
of relief, and finally TO the State Prison or
premature graves. This is all wrong, al
though it is now the order of tie day.
This miserable keeping up of appearances
is the curse of all the towns in the whole
country. 1t has not yet ruined the country
people-they are willing 10 live within their
income. But in towns houses must be i'm
proved enlarged and furnished, beyond the
ability Of the owner r pay; wives and
daughters must dress TO an extent, that re-
quires large accounts, which are not met,
until the means are wrung out of the head
of the family, by a vigilant officer. God
save our country from this aristocratic ele-
gancc, refined poverty, disgraccfuli lindolence,
and enervating pride necessary to keep ur
appearances -BropHiop's Wig.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-11

siderable alarm has been created in Phila-
delphia by the appearance of several cases of
yellow fever among persons who had visit
ed and been employed on board vessel
from Cuba. To what extent the malady
may spread rests with the future. Several
cases are publicly reported, some of whish
terminated fatally whilst others werersrery
malignant and dangerous. Itis feared that
the disease once introduced into the city
may spread as it did in Norfolk a few years
ago, where it was introduced in a similar
way. In former times, this Scourge was as
prevalent in Philadelphia, as i has ever
been in New 0rl cans
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-11

FROM SALT LAKE.-A Government mes
Scnger arrived at st. Louis on Sunday, in
only fourteen days from Salt Lake City
the distance he has travelled is 1850 miles.
In Salt Lake City everything was quiet.
The Mormons were preparing to leave
some coming into Kansas Territory, and
others going into Sonora. Governor Cum
ming was in the city. Brigham Young had
left stating as he left that he was going TO
Sonora, but it is expected that he is still
lurking about the city.
Many Indian bands were rowing about
the plains, and Mr.. Blackstone made some
narrow escapes. The Pawnees made an at
tack upon one of Majors and Russel's trains
taking all that they could carry off with
them, and then bidding the teamsters to
drive on. The MOrmOnS that are returning
are vieing with the Indians in bagging from
the trains and troops. They are entirely
destitute of the cOmmonest necesSarieS OF
life
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-11
ELECTRIC OIL!

TVS oil Is the only slrc remedy i'm the world r.,
the cure Of rheumatism, deafness, cout NEURALGIA
umbago, sciatica, spinal and bronchial coppiaints
ticdooreux, headache, cramps. Group niles falops
spTai0s and bruises, cuts and wounds sweed alapds
stiff joints, scrofula, eryspelas, sore nipples swell
ed breast, womb disorders, salt rheum. canler in
the mouth and stomach, palpitation, eruptionV
caked breast, quinsy, sore threat. palsy rleuriSv
ulcers, lock jaw, heartburn, tooth and car-acile
nervousness, costiveness, burns sore gums Of teeth
ing infants, hemorThagc, abscess, stif neck broken
breast chiblains. letter shingles frosted feet fever
and ague, chapPed hands, or any diseases that ara
and painful, is tie only article ever BROUGHT
before the public that viii DO its work rerfoctiv IN
from three TO twenty minutes--has been used by
thousands aud pronounced the best remedy ever
discovered.
This Oil the system with oloctrieiiv--iso Of
pure vegetable preparation. Not the slightest dan
ger Of applying it outwardly and invardly IL q;
once gives a permanent curc-in most cases from
ten TO twenty minutes.
The best Psychologists of Europe have discovered
that all organic arrangement Of the animal 81 stem
Is the effect Of an obstruction Of the rhvsiero ol.r
trio fluid in tho organic disease. 4 skilful appli-
cant OF this Jil puts in immediate motion the nerve
hiid and the cure Is at once accomplished No
bleedings, no No'"iiing, Vurging or bliscring
sorted TO. ~
None genuine without the signature or Prof G.
he Grath. Labels signed I'm writing.
Principal Depot. No. 80 South Eighth street
three doors below Chestnut, Philadclphia
Country dealers and druggists can be supplied
wholesale and retail. Price - cents, 50 cents and
81 per bottle.
Try every thing else, and give this one simple
trial.
CAvTIoS.-Be careful to ask for, and get DeGrath's
Electric OIL as worthless limitations abound.
There are numerous limitations sprung up on tis
reputation that my article has acquired The Pub.
lie must beware-they are worthless.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-11

The CITIZENS BANK AND BANK OF AMER
IcA, TESS.-It is reported from Memphis,
that since the last report Of the committee,
that the notes of the Citizens Bank had adj
vanced to sixty-five cents on the dollar. lie
says there is probability that the bank will
be able to meet all its liabilities. OF course
the stockholders will be individually liable
for the whole amount of their subscriptions,
and as there seems to he no doubt OF
their solvency, we would advise those
holders who have been tempted to convert
the notes of the Citizens Bank into cigar
lighters TO hold on awhile.
From the informant who gave us the
above information we learn also that the
run on the Bank of \ merica had ceased
not, however, until three-fOurths of its cir
culatiOn had been redeemed and its liability
to redeem all its liabilities in gold was fully
established.
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BE.sTTI. N. oPETc y .s.,'D


InruSt. near second Street.
TMaNKFrL for the liberal patronage given to bin
last summer he has returned to Evansville with the
dseign of becoming permanent citiz"n- and res
pestuy offers his professional services in al dis
eases acute chronic.
While Dr. II. regards the scientific of water
the FebrifnSun Magnuni. he nevertheless usTs all
the safe remedies both Of the Alopathc and Eclectic
Schools adjUncts, dis,srdiDg all injurious and
pniSs,Iiou< medicines.
lie would call the attention Of the public to the
following
SPECIALITTES
CANsEES-Removed without the knife and perma-
neniy cured
Bronchitis ASD COSSUNPTIoS-Treat~,l hy the
new system of inhalation of medicated vapOrs az
sisted by valuable ex pectorant syruIs.
DISEASES THE EYEs.-PcrSons who have had
their eyes burnt with various kinds Of caustics.
ceiyiDS little benefit, will find IL TO their ln
tcrest {. change thetreatment.
FEMALE DIsEAsEs-Will he treated with rcmaTka-
bic surcess Various remedies will ie used, AZ
&r.. Sc
drugs and medicines. wines and brandies fpI neeii-
cal purposes onlyl and the most popular patent
medicines retail Persons calling for Daeticines.
and paving for them in the Office may have medical
counsel without charge
Dss- Physicians prescriptions both Of the AIo-
pathic and Electric schools carefully prepared at all
hourS. n BEAII1 NJ u
tnyli-ly
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Sl73,792 Al
STEPHEN C. WHEELER, Sec'y.

Sls.b,aZ Al
STEPHEN C. WHEELER, Sec'y.
y WILLIAM SfEEyr,
New York, March. 1857.
At the request of the President and BoaId of Di-
rcSfors of the kniekerbocker Life Insurance Com
pans, certify that the mode of computing present
value ef te Policies employed by the Secretary Of
the Company i scientifically correct, aud in ac-
cortisince with the prescriptions of the charter
also certify, that have compared the list of poll
ces furnished me by the President as on the books
of the Company with valuation tables sufficiently O.
test the accuracy of the results given by the Secr-
tary, and find the values stated within to be nu-
merically correct That is to say the present val
of the future risk of the office on all outstanding
policies, the difference between the present value
OF future premiums to be paid on them is ,96T H.
The total value Of policies, the holders Of which
are entitled TO dividends, Is S29,sT o.
And il the surplus is correctly stated at S7I I2 IL
the difference between this and the present value vf
the future risk of the Company existing policies
after deductng 10 per cent of il for the relief fund
is the proper amount for Dividend to-wit: CLOS 81
The true principle of dividend is TO assign to each
policy holder who has insured ON the mutual plan
share proportioned to the present value of his poli
cy which is the true value Of his interest stock
holder Of the Company. This share amounts 10 10
per cent Of the present value of the policy.
CHARLES W. HACkLEY.
February 18th, 1857.
As Agent for the above Company, am prepared
TO issue Policies, the favorable terms Pam
phlcts giving all desirable Information can be had
ON application. WM. T. PAGE
Evansville, April eth, Is5s.-Iy.
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g@sy~ Some time since, an engineer of
Wheeling bought a little pig, and taking it
aboard the boat on which he was employed,
fed it, cared for it, and nursed it into a
good sized corn-crushing hog. lie then
moved il to his residence, which is situated
near the track of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Every time train passes, his
pigship trots along after il and endeavorS to
get aboard. He was bred traveller, and
doesn't like the idea of coming down to a
common Land hoe
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-11

CINCINNATI PRIVATE BAyKERs.-The law
of Ohio requires each banker in the State to
return to the Assessor, the ayerage amount
of paper discounted by his bank during the
year. and also the average amount Of all
other capital employed by the bank with
view TO profit. Under this law the follow
ing returns have been made by the Cincin-
natl bankers:
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IIAEILITlES.

LIABILITIES
The arsount IF Liabilities due not due
to banks other cr-ditors-nothing.
losses adjusted and due--none.
LOSSES adjusted and not IL B6 ~
Lo~srs adjusted, in suspense, waiting
further proof contested l6l SSa -
All ether claims against the Company
are small, for printing &c.
Agents instructed tu take no risks exceeding So
600 without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any one city, town
village varies.
The greatest amount allowed TO be insured IN any
one block also varies.
The Charter or Act Of incorporation AMI anicnd-
mrnt j. herewith presented
THoS. X. BRACE, JR.,
Hartford, JAN LIST, 1858. Secretary.
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TIE STATE OF INDIANA,
At-ptrop or STATES OFFICE

indianapolis, Jan II, 1ss'S-
WHEREAS, the Etna Insurance Company Of Hart
ford has filed In this 0filce, statement VI it, con-
dition the 1t of January, lSjs the act "f itr in
corporation and amendments properly certified To-,
and its written instrument, nominating its Agents
and authorizing them fully and unrsserNeoiy to
acknowledge service of process ia the event 81 SUITS
Now, therefor, in pursuance of the require ments
of An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act for the
INCORPORATION IF Insurance Companies. defining
their powers and prescribing their duties, approved
March ,, ISEj, hcying presented satisfactory evil
denca TO of full compliance to the require men ts
and specifications Of that Act, l, JoHS W. Dom,
Auditor Of the State Of Indiana, do hereby certify
ALLEN L. HALLECK. of Evansville. a. the Agent q,
said Company, l. authorized to transact the business
If Insurance as the Agent of said .Eina Insurance
Company i'm this State, up TO July lst 1865, 10 the
extent that he may he commissioned and appointed
by the said Company.
In witness whereof, have hsreunto subs ibed
my and caused the seal of my Office to ne ai
fixed, this 18th day of January. 1855
JOHN W. WOOD, Auditsr of State
ALLEN G.. HALLECK, AGENT,
fIS Evansville. Ind
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Ep.8PER H.f.S'Gf.s'G U.zREHOsSE.
n FIRST STREET., NEAR MAIN. c. SCHMITT

ENCOURAGE HOME MINUFiCTJRTNG.
We wish tc call the attention of our old customers
and everybody in want Of elegant and desirable Fur
nitUTe TO our new and very rich Patterns eft sofas,
SOciable-, myans, Elizabeth and Parlor Chairs in
Hair Cloth Plush and BrUcatel, which will le ready
for inspection in a few days.
Every article in the Upholstery Line j. made un-
der our personal supcrntcndence and expressly for
tine City Trade. We make il our aim To sell as
cheap any house in the West, and all we ask il,
give US a call before you go and spend your money
abroad. G.. SCUMfTr * STARK.
.II.l-
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The AMRIcAS CANDIDATE AT ST. LOUIS
The following we clip from the st. Louis
.Ne,cs. 1t says:
Although the American candidate for
Congress has been beaten, his friends have
reason TO congratulate both him and them
selves on the brilliant and gallant race he
has made. His vote in the county will be
scarcely less than 6,100, which is more than
his most Sanguinc friends claimed. and more
than any one thought necessary to secure
his election. Mr. Breckinridge deserves the
unbounded respect and admiration of his
friends. With an almost completely disor-
ganiZed party to rely on; without an organ
To sound his praises and publish his speeches !;
with the damaging cry of "no chance "
raised against him from the moment he en-
tered the field; and laboring under the seri-
ouS disadvantages involved in a middle po-
sition between two intensely hostile factions
with all these obstacles to contend against,
he has, vet, received the votes of six thous-
and of the most intelligent citizens of St
Louis county. He expended no money in
luIying votes; he made no absurd promises,
such as Mr.. Barret's Rock Island Bridge
pledge; he strobe no hobby; he preached no
lumbug. His personal popularity was his
chief strength, and that has sufficed to Sc
cure for him a vote greater than the strength
of his party in its palmiest days. Breokin-
ridge is defeated, but he is more formidable
now than before the battle The election
only served TO show his strength. Let him
Ice kept for !; future trial.