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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02

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The successful Comedy originally produced at this Theatre
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
A NEW COMEDY.
Never acted ss received in
n having ssd career Of many months representation
rhoP WIFI In sgWksvT;H :, ST.
oner Novelties on an extensive scale in active prepare
L AURA f naSRa E EEEAEs yur.r,r
E$$E$ E EsssEEEs::
II eenssassnos q i continued the Management
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FIVE A at F FEay
TIE Ef SaE'' s SECRET:
I'LL I'LL $ $ $fss;s s s sHSsHE
: : sHsS 5I;;'s 4sssss4Hss
E$$$#EF$
g ssEEsB5 Fl & &S ;Ss;
Till Till +: IL
wan :. AND EVERY RsyEsN1ss
DC hsss; ssG al r. play entitled
with the following excellent cast
SIR Walter Amyot e Colonel in the Parliamentary
Lord Hpssn isiye Cavalier: Nj E. 5oTd ll
Sasez sneed slr Walters steward q Burneh
s Ssp an Of 6 siaIs s whe
userplce. Ilsvisk
s Fec Sir Waite,
NevIic page 10 Lady Evelyn. Miss MacartSy
Issp Sve; v Mary wsls
70 oonclaas with the Adg NGsS Rssrlssans OF
b bSafEisa. s as Fsliscs yineento
The Children. Interesting duo q ,..ss + yiassas
Polio Roman Pro Consul. N Mccarthy
ppavius cs a1uS ,d Nora Leigh
Iress Circle seats may be secured one week IN advance
G ssTURS9 f ETEssa 'bsExsEn
BENEFIT NJ
MR.. GEO. JORDAN
sSsT Tslse Tisei'1 ENTERTAINMENT
will be presented
Box book now open.
B0vrasA EHH41 asb BosrAcn, nrssszs
Door FSISS4 syaiss SPsisSR
The Rn S p fsRTfss 81 HR II Drama 0fA'
After which the new Sun p ss5sS <
THE MYsrEFious RANGER.
10 conclude Mn Nh zs ks Mas ssisf q WHITE
W0oD's HlSsTR1 n Broadway,
So a II Si;i4S
: L. 19 2'ns 3 sr "
with new tricks funny IN yrsiss e. rss Ssh a. H.
A. E. e s Ts % sS9s t.n.a..
Ticket. s eea sgp'sGs Commence sssss sssal1 O'Clock
n iSIos s aEo ScHaRIsrYs MrSsrRE1s
& sei G aees; ass: Manager Manager
: " ThuSsDAY FRIDAY and sA!yspAr Dec i. ssnd s. '''
GRAND s ssiaSS q Ss5Ess1zEz.
Concluding with b s GSRssss SaFs' called
G GSp r ri on SATURDAY,
Dec doors open At 70 commence q u oGlockIfor the
cnlara see bills Of the day.
THE nsd IL NsPsssr 81 beg to state that
a. this es.abshea terminated Wednesday sd Of Nosen
ber mus composing 's srx xfsti N Gfe
and i i BELIEVED hat he pnbs viii be- grased
w Ms sf s' Been for
The class Of entertainment lady brings with her,
such a. DotO "Smike,n Jessie Brown y and other
dramas of genial emotional character that which the
Management Of the Winter Garden desire present 10 the
public.
during The winter season WIN commence
- $50
r,rx,r,, r,rp .unu
i AuhA nnnLnEES "a .nr1. A.. ..-.~ a. ...
- MN ononuH oonDAN nae une nonos W a1nounce
that hs ,uvrrvr
q rrrp Dr ~ Nr r ~ WYNN r,...x
when in consequence OF US attraction and the
urss " , araet sre .n Nav ~ "1ss "
win DC pieseueu M TUE WffFE.s SvesR Try u
~ ~, .x.,, = s ~ ~ 1855; - - . 'T.o1ssA'
with oher amusing ENTERTAINMENTS
BOZ book now open.
OVERWHELMINGLY AN u ~ IN, Me-
~ ms evening ms q oisPaJ Oh
nv all tho ce,ebr.e5 yanters n n tSe proses,,on
~ al ne Ae1 ~ ne
HoRsEMANsHIP, dYMM l;..l TIC, sPLESDoKs
c, O. rreahs "a = asIs I 1;,.,. -
49,, 2nnr Svyugs, s az. ~ A., .
NIUE. LooISE y nino veieofa'o" nppouoHieao @o"pe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02

CfTY OF NEW YORK, DETACHMENT OF FINANCE.
Water stock Of the city Of New York.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Compsroers Office
uni Tuesday, Dec g. 1869 at two O'Clock r. NJ when the
will be publicly opened the any part OF the
Rnount OF six hundred and fifty thousand dollars The Wa
YER Stock II the Cy New York Of the year 1851 authorized
by chapter $40 Of the laws Of 1854 aud by ordinance OF the
Common Council approved by the Mayor Nov 1859 orpu
Croon Water Works
The said stock will eonsist Of six thousand hvs hundred
shares Of one hundred dollars each al Tho
rate q gig per cent annum payable from
the Sinking Fund for payment of interest The city debt
and hs pracpa on the fry Day q october 1876
The proposals win state the amount OF stock desired and
the share and the whose
copied will be required Ia deposit with the Chamberlain OF
tho city, within days after the opening of the bids
AWARDED 70 them respectively including The premium the
On presenting the receipts OF the Chamberlain 10 the Comp
roller bidders will be entitled 10 receive certificates for equal
nmouns Of the par value Of the stock bearing interest
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Water and the proposals thus and endrgod
put in a second envelope addressed TO the Comptroller.
The right reserved the part OF the Comptroller TO ree
mote the interests Of The city.
ROBT T. HAwS Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02

RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE 81 TO ALBANY.
On and amer Monday, Nov a. 1859 trains wiz leave twenty
For Mliamsbrdge, $50 and Il A. T., 80 and $50 2. II
For White Plains Gas r. n, from depot White ana
Centre streets.
For Cruton Falls, r. NJ. from Twenty mxh street.
For Miilcrtcna SP, NJ from Twenty sixth street.
For Albany A. NJ, from Twenty sixth streeA trsia.
Returning, will ieAve
wnlhmsbrtdge $40 and 9:sd A. NJ, and 54oP.N
White Plains, and 10 A. n, 410P.M.
Crpton Falls, 7 A. n.
Milerton, A. NJ
Albany. II A. H.. mail train
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02

w Virginia Steamship Company's steamshtps will receive
neiah every day for Tennessee North Carolina Portsmouth,
Nor2ok Ciy Point and Richmond, and viii leave pier l3
North river at r. NJ, as follows
ROANOKE, Capt. Couch, on "Wednesday.
JAMESTOWN, Capt Skinner, on Saturday.
Passage saeroom aud meals included to Norfolk 3d. 10
e'~''"s LvDL.N 1 uEIS,--I.H. " vrsa1way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02

F9yREAT REDUUTTOH.-THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN
NJ Inc United States mail steamships viii sail between New
1Gk, 6suhampton md HAvre, under mail contract - fol-
|1oW: -
IRON HAvRB
FROM NEW Y0Rx VIA s0uTHAMP
x0R SOUTHAMPTON TON FOR NEW
HAvRE.
|Q0EAN QUEEN Seahury Saturday Dec ~ Tuesday,
VANDERBILT, Lefovre Saturday a. Tuesday, Ii
OCEAN Sesbury Saturday Feb H. Tuesday. Mr. ID
VANDERBILT, Lefevre Saturday Mar IT. Tuaday, Ap 10
These ateamshps have water tight compartments.
1ANDEkBHT-iatcabn $40 and 800 ID do, $50 and $50
OCEAN QUEEN.-lst cabin, 800 and 80; ID do, 20.
Third cabin, limited number, $50
Ccrtncates passage issued from Europe To America
Hpocfe delivered In London and Paris.
D. TORRANCE, Agent No. Bowling Green, New York
Goods taken on freight ut current rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A PRICES OF ADMISSION
To the combined farewell performances on
THIS FRIDAY) EVENING AND SATURDAY MORNING..
In conformity with The plan adopted last year Mile pcoos
minis benefit
GRATUITOUs MATINEE TICKET
Will be given with every Reserved Seat bought for Frdays
HUGUENOTS
SCALE or PRICES.
Tickets TO the Matinee only :........,.....0
Reserved seats TO the Huguenos including grst,ious
ticket TO the Saturday ADEiiNA PATTI Matinee 50
For night TO the Huguenots only. -
Family circle 80 cent? Amphhesre. rs coska
The season in Philadelphia opens Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02
CI0Hr AND TIME BILLS ON ALI. THE SOUTHERN
y cities purchased by DUNCAN, SHERMAN 90.

THE MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
commenced business at their banking rooms Nos 56 and
b6s Broadway on the st Of december The following
W. Il. Appleton v. B. Depierris Geo II Cono, W. T. Hail.
John G. johnson, John s. MITCHELL Nathaniel Wheeler
Howe Jr, Allan Hay, Wm Moses F. w. Edmonds Henry r.
Treadwel. ADM. IVES, President
A. MAsTERToN, Cashier.
j. K SAcKErT Attorney and Notary. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02

HTLANU AND CANAUA.
i Semi weekly line-via Victoria Bridse
Tho first class screw steaunshps
CHEsAPEAKE, Capt Sidney Crowen,
PATAPgCO, Capt L. Fl. LAyHeid,
VIII iesve pier No IA North river New York and Howu'
harf Portland, every Wednesday and Saturday. - hre
O'Clock P. NJ. Runaing time thirty sx houra
Pasaare, including meals and BtAtor00m, IS.
hese steamers with Grand Trunk railway, fun
he cheapest and most expeditions freight line Montreal
Cuebeo. Apply 70
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26
REEEREEs 8.

James Buchpuau. President Of United States.
John C breckenridge, Vice President of United states
lion. A.. Hail, Hon. r. ". Cobb, Hon, T. NJ. Shorter'
Hon. Henry and NC Dodge, Hon. b. i. Chapman mem
here aud ex-mambers Of Congress, Howell d strib0hng,
Georgetown. Dc.
baldwin. Dodsa & Co, r. J. McMahsn, EP Low ana
Vbgs. ID. BENTON. Jr. bankers and dealers Council
Uufa. Iowa.
Col. Parker and Msjor Gilmore, Register aud Receiver
of the Land Office at Omaha, Gov. Mark W. lizard, Hou'
s.E. Rogers, Augustus Eountze, Omaha.
Hon. I. L. Gibbs aud -. ". Ritcn, Aehrssks CITY
II. Molly, X, "a Booth, l.. LHngwoTtu & BrgtherF,
Iowa.
Hon. p. VI. Cassidv. Hon F. A Walker, Hon. D. o.
Finch, Fort Des Moiuss. Iowa.
C. /. &. g.o,Ar5lL, Editor Ct tho Eureka, Ansmosa,
Iowa.
N.B-Letters to receive prompt attention must be dt
rected to the President, Dakota City, Mt. Office at the
Chswawa lIoaae, corner q Broadway and 10th streets.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26
DAKOTA CITY, N. T.

NVILLGVEgTRICT ATTENTION TO n AGENCY
" business entrusted 10 their care, such as the buy
jog, selling and renting of real estate and town prop
.rt". Off,, locating Of claims in Western Iowa anu Ne
I-r-.n. and they trust h.m the large amount Of prop
rI.E they have on hand for sale, sud their general
t~u0vla1se Of the west, TO be able TO render perfect sat
lsfact1u.
The buying. selling and locating Of land-warrnnts in
thu Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Omaha and DAKOTA luud
districts, and the selecting and entering OF iandsin 'he
same districts. Giving Il description OF the same ana
guaranteeing 70 TO Doe correct.
Collecting debts, duesand demands; the oEanina'!ar
of NlcR to lands and claims, paying t Nes- investing
money At western rates Of interest, Ia western Iowa
and Nuhrasya,
Acting as agents for Steamboats,, Periodicals aid In
aHr0noe Companies.
Taking N money on deposit for use or ssfa Keeping
Fuau for use a liberal interest allowed.
The procuring Of employment, the furnishing o
lands. and Giving Go orIuatiun 20 any that wish TO set
t.fa Tho west, as 90 the best localities and business e
enter into. j. y. NJ, tItlCkN Eli, President
49,. H.. s. UUguEs, Secretary,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26

,-.nirg community desiring grind
.o ,0' We woald say that every tTla" oo ,n Sv,
l's' grinding corn. but parties coming
part l0, leIrrd or more bushels, can Aesame
mo-. iI be ready by the first Of Agust Tor
,s,aI NV "'' shingles ard lath can be had at the
La'.,'' .,if euupauy, on most reasonable
" ""' - TRACY BROThERS
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26
NEW STAGE LINE.

uAyINo TAKfN ? cor TIC lllN hfytiS
Il " EW. utnuett " convoy The " MOI tsnm -
gtver, nesr o. tta-ee ~ 49," ""'
- rrs,st.i tocarrv poacrrrtf On thisroete
Person trav,liut tlc.u4h tur re-9n WI Iha Wv
a eEa.p .ut ulaHsaHt ore kunuinr 90 90 l'
with tho If'h.r. lrunett Nne.u iue
tsrl. F-m tNa ri1ta .i,er, tN N~elrnsRa wv, ssEu'
AVA t.,.eI auimurtalou W thus oponr' ltem hlune
sofia q. Kar4ss. through tHVfaif- iIf.H ~ p,
1Ri. h thp uearyst ,trHrtst sud t'Ht r'n'' tnlfv
and CuUNt.I .INfIs Co oANJiN ae9 e''NN
t1.A ft..-. a.,
a., palot eubrsc, ia Fails F.o'e are 30 iN'"- %
wit. -,
urah. Cty va UsH.,rr 20 platte ri''r' 9nd ",
s~aratlFt Ii.pucr, FORT t.lhcan' ' I.
city, rAaUe. uvratnr. hlrceNrf VhlaH' ''"''
ruNE T'vi
g. m lupfr rF nlIvuet b. N. Ht..' tftH'' ~
U nstls Uuatr Nliiuska '... t.y. t.tf'3 ""'
H. " mt ruluE, wturuirr
.. Omaha HHr NsratN. lNH ... ..iN' ."
.. ...ttH Monday Uuu oval H ". f".Afn|
IS p.tl8y Hul t~RtlrduyN.
j.. Oh inths rT s]tratrrA, tI t'.'.
Do Cunning tty. Hv,aw'. ~ N.'
Ill. . T.. r.kntn. Noudr. r.
...I#..
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26

TIE will pay particular attention to the pur-
chase and entry Of land in the Dakota
District, at the sale at the Land Office in this
place, on the 18th Of July next having
had q large body of the finest lands in the
District selected with a view to this sale.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26
uoNEIL g co.,

WNN WIZ Na N,HN
BINKFRS LAND AGENTS
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA.
c. &eNtLL. JL "oNELlr JUN
JW.vtN N%oITRtSn, ArINESlr A. Law
NyONHLLX co, Wilt ArrtNp TO COLL.
VI tiou rj,hts end payment oftayr7 IN Cue '.'.'.'
Ststc4, Iowa, Nebraska sud hrf,n1, Lands rr''rr|
cash or ou time. Land Warrants bought ntt .""
Money invested ON Real Estate Security
Reliable information viii De- furnished Co enF iN1.l
Ipv through ua In regard 90 Western Lands conie'n'
uI,tod VniIroada, village sitcs, Sc.
ANY business entrusted 90 our care, VIII be ATTENDED,
tovlth promptucss and accuracy.
REFERENCES:
Cbos. A. Macy. rrositout pnrF Bank, New lott,
ucnrgc Curnvtl', President Highland BANK We"
E ". harrington, President QuNssick Rans' N"v
W 4. Davies. prctiiout Merchants Bank rokeepr'"
4 J. unbicy. Cashier Merchants Exchange b0nk, Ne"
nrh.
A.r. uolscy, Woe President. BsnF VI Ne furb
j. ". Warren, President UaGN ctTroy.
t. Wr8Fl.u. President n, vs. brio Railroad
Hon. CYRUS r. smith, brooklyn. New YORK
AIIcn & Co. Bankers, Fort Des Muines,
in Wrulpvcu. 10, Louis.
Mark w.. lsari. Govrruo- of NrhrasEa.
AA UuImair. Nrrslytr Of Land Office, Ousha
GA PARKER, EeaIatur of land uAic', Omaha.
JU.r. Lowe, N.E.ru 80. oWUti0.
j.. Morton. Editor Nebraska city News.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26
nAEoTN rITV.

'l' "t''' ''' 49,.
l9't 'h' ~
.bsr,. bas drawn r.us ~. . au prescuta-
n.r,t' C,,. b, iced ..r ..ti nine lots
,""' vac i,sgei nc 10y ,a"'.
v,l mike Jre, !, lIa1o
0ote rt ' nave l.eN o'''''
,r
hNN.I . l . wv t
that hrIi. lave mel .tkntI
.. 1.rEpI Iy. .4. -t'i -fDrf hn eE'''.
~ aha
net ~ luil tH. . ,"'
rEUirHfinu ut s'Iu ttuH, ! wall aui autA 10 7'.t
,.,.tIl, rr stv I,.t lint u4y b t4 ...
~
nave NN'h N|'''
10 other. N, t'r Company, whom H'l.'.'-
s..,. tF. .,.r..rftu. by yrra. OF al.
'
company,
j. y, I'd, Wv" ~ p 30
D..9n Cly. y. r..
rr fr~p
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26

To Land officers in He Territories Of hiHHue-
sofa, Kansas and Nebraska.

DY Joint resolution Of Congress, approved
II 81 March, 1857, valid presumption claims
ON the 10th and Both sections, heretofore re
served for schools in the Territories Of Min
nesota, Kansa- and Nebraska, will be recog-
nized, where the settlement has been or may
be made prior to the survey.
LIST. In cases where the approved plat Of
survey has not yet been returned, the declar-
atory statement must be filed within three
months after the receipt Of such approval plat
at the District Office.
2nd. When the plat is now IN The Registers
Office, the declaration must be filed within
three months from the FIRST publication Of this
circular in your land district; a tnllure to
comply with this requirement, will work for
fixture Of the claim.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS. Commissioner
Lants Appropriated by Jaw fr ths use ~ schools ml.
itars, and other purposes viii Ice excluded ITO" Tue
sGleB.
The Offering nc the above lands Rii BE- p'.1n.n-ed 70
ihD days appointed, and viii proceed iE urg .r'f m
with they aro advertised, until the whole Hh'l nav
Boon offered. and the sales thus closed but uo -air coal
8 kept open longer than two weeks. and no nri'aff
~ q INV ~ the lends will b. t'rifIel uui t'F %.
Nf7t'snQ ~ ne .v2 ~FssE.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26
L. BOW EN-,

Laf.-i states district At0rN,y for Nsbra5ta
WILL attend promptly 20 auy legal business iL\n'
taI 10 him iu the Courts of the Territory,
o"IFtE-li ur,r Black, omaha CITY Mt.
Auratt, r. -
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26
- psiNc OF THE
n,M2R NJ OWN.

.n the Holy CITY in t6s d'ys Q.
re' bc.uGa translation "o.' n"
s r'' INNS in the e'9l,qoe OF the
3 odd ~" ,r Of tho letter OF Au,ua, f" 80"
y Of tlyP. s~Is1auiria sjaurniog IN Jyru-
5 '.i'. iays Of Herod' "A |e'IlDy 'I"
p 10 ,n s,lirs as an eye-witness al, ,ns
.fgIt h.. life Of Jesus Of Nulareeu' noul
b s' 10 "a in the jordan to his ctaeidHlou On
p"'" rVtrl by - II. lugram' Usolor
yry n' church, Mobile. One volume
s. Jon" - mo-. cloth gilt oeau'iuly u"
PET Price Hl25. IN 10 vcrv
II -'r,l armand for this work VIII oe very
ne I~t,.eIIers obo wish a supply oil tue
i ooo , should send along ths'r oruer '"'
\ t''s'' ysu,sd 10 al parts OF ihe uul.'G
's.n.' n .ne atoye work, TO whom l'oei"'
rso.. viii be given. Al, o-3or.
a'.n'u.' Russell, publishers. All orders
Hla dressed 10 II, Dayton "ener'.
r,6n .treet New York.
B DO '' Of rapers giving the above W''n '9l.
'... insertions will receive q copy o''n'
.v mail prepaid,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26
PHE MINES AIIUNBUGl.

NEW STORE AND NEW eooos
ZEIGLER & ECKHART, ]
uAyE just opened a fine aud complete as
sortment Of
DRY GOODS, .
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
c / 7 H ! n G.,
BOOTS AND sHO s,
And everything that is usually kept in variety
stores in Dakota city
We are prepared to offer inducements to the
citizens Of
Dakota City,
omadi,
Logan,
st. Johns,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26
W. l.. CARNAHAN,
LANE AND GENERAL AGENT,
AND
NOTARY Pu Lie,
Dakota city, y. -

DUYSand sells Land Warrants, locates War
) rnut- ou time, prepares pre- e'nption pa
Icr-. f.' ..i. ,u# enters inud. % iTl'. prompt
iv attrrf 90 ul busiut.. entrusted 90 b.n
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26
aE BOOK TORI


.. .... JsTATE erd Gesartl Duchess
..us ga.asr Hu- Ey.ay Public oih ful-
.r a.sto tna Cou11 Lc.aflsrs ofl,o,'n v. an
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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26

COUNCIL BLuFts t9"N
,-.I.. nj wIts guLLtJrEp A.u EtNtrrtD
n turuy port of toe Uuicd states.
NauyU received on deposit, aud Interest allowed
tH.yu ar southern Drafts Furnished in sums "''''
rtu.Nrg u.s. rr,-
iuulum funds paid Tor Currency or bils OF HN'
change
I.aus tn cted on good security,
Wr. D 81, usts eXemlnUdi ana Real NHta'e p'ush'
ana tnII GOV COWmiHiou.
uH.o,u Pacific House, IN west lover form Laud
UU...
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HARDW Z,
QUEENsWARE,

Together with everything that the needs OF
the citizens Of Nebraska demand. Try u.s.
friends, and you will at once become %conv.n-
ced that we can sell you Goods as cheap and
cheaper than any other establishment North Of
o@aAe
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26

EIsLoplr soi' on me- rrtrgal Ciis' ~ E'rop'
&c Buy, son and locato Land WarFanH-fa
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26

April 1t, 1858.
N. b Persons wishing tua,l ietls OF uhe
Company, il trey viI ,uratra th,,g carNh-
Gates to me, | will obtain them erat.s.
NOES 3m.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-26

OMAHA orry, y, r., DAKOTA CITY, X, T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-29

They say now that Congress has no power to
make laws for the Territories. That is Mr..
Douplas idea / have been trying TO find out
from nv fellow citizens oftbe Democratic creed,
what they mean by "squatter Sovereignty"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-29

Well now have given you, my feow-citi-
Gems, the law az il has been decided by every
department Of the government for sixty years,
upon the doctrine Of Squatter Sovereignty
the decision against IL by the very man who
Is now appealed t1 as the great leader Of that
doctrine. lie has changed his opinion--he
wants 70 get back TO the goodwill" Thot is
what beis after. Douglas is respectable gen.
tleman, and a man of considerable talent--so
am i, Qsughter) but 1 differ with him on that
point, and have the advantage Of standing by
the side Of Washington, who pot his hand up
on my head and said; My son, you are right
and laid bis hand upon Stephens head and
said: you mus goto school," That is what
Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Mcnroe, Jack
son and Calhoun would say too. While I am
IN company like that, | am content 10 remain
l say this, II it be the constitutional rule that
the Constitution of the country carries the re
lation Of master and slaves into the Territories
II is the bounden duty Of Congress to make
laws to protect that right cannot compre-
hend that man has any conception of the har-
mory that was to reign in our country that
don't believe that. II they can establish the
proposition that the sacred panaoply Of the Con-
stitution carries Slavery into Kansas and Ne.
hraska, what squatter sovereignty dare raise It's
hand TO destroy its validity Has it provided
that a man shall have a right to 90 wherever
State Constitution does not prohibit it, and sit
down and exercise dominion over the black
man who was his slave in Virginia, upon the
theory that local Legislature shall overrue the
Constitution and destroy it, What sort Of a
Kilkenny cat fight is that, swallowing each
otherl 1t is revolving to a mans common
sense. can't treat it with patience cannot
argue with man that will say that you have
armed the government to commit suicide--it
must kill itself, it shall kill itself Oh! / have
nothing to say upon that. wont oondescend
to mention It again to a sensible man. 1t the
Constitution carries il there, it is safe there
No State or Territorial Legislature can touch
It If the Constitution is as they say; but as
soon as the Territory seeks to be State, take
up your niggers ond walk Spanish, for they
can drive you out. (Laughter.)
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OF THOMAS OORwIN.
His Views upon slavery in the TerritOries--
The power of COngress--rhe Dred scott
Deeision--squatter : Overeigntyi

On the 18th inst, Hon THos. CoRwIN address
sed twenty iive hundred persons at Ironton
Ohio, on the political topics of the day The
speech fills up most of page of the Cincinnati
Gasehe. We have space only for the following
portions It will be seen that he pulverizes
Douglas squatter Sovereignty doctrine.
He began by reading the American people a
lesson on their cafelessness and vaseillation in
voting for and in electing theirp public men, and
would up by giving the following
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COLOR CONSIDERED.

Some besides my friend (reierring to Mr.
Moore, of Kentucky, Congressman elect, who
was on the patlorm) are familiar with the top cs
that ! mnow going to discuss. The only OBJ
ieot had in view in calling him to the stand,
was that you might see that they could tolerate
a man of his color. Loud laughter l have
been called "Black Corwin" about long enough
Just look at him. [Renewed laughterl l
don't wish to make any egotistical comparisons,
but say am as white as he, (laughter) and
have no doutt we shall take our seats side by
side in Congle ess, and we are both better look
ing fellows, can tell you, than great many
men that we shall meet thtre. [Continued
laughter I