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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-06

TO LET
A large and handsome Cottage fronting the
grounds of the Cleveland Institute, Univer-
sity Heights...... IT'S
Sheriff Street. Brick House. go
Hamilton Street, between Erie and Bond, Frame
lfo
PaTkman Street, Frame House. l75
MuirsOn Street, Frame House. $50
St. Clair Street, near Bank, Frame House...... l5e
Chestnut street, frame house. l75
Bond street-brick do ..............,....... 200
johnson street-brick do ..................... I75
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-28


r,sr,-ryrssns ucshsr Matchmaking in Oh Yngsnd- tss
N ar, hStr r.sure old hunter IN - usppeaA private
fearful positior M hair dye, anf turns
'.ryu~r ospo~rv~' e-ln sit- ant N sDrrrsrhe sncoy
rnou fifcnc~-fhe sppssrnent- nur>1 espose
pra,aaes "Jcw vhsi WIS about s~s. Oorn q War
tb.'psry-Thc cs-ntJ BOY and he Dsirynsli-As. pre-
srrtrf N @ DslryrnsSf-nv~ hrs aeh 's~'s ths 6ra
M uI ri Ms ado tbc pyoc Dundr-ssy sod tss-
esiie Of hsn dye o~ shprhe dssfbuitr We prtrcs-
Ass victor, Tive ga hsI ship"-a maln :, ne Gu
ap~llsrs Ar Efsprf'-fs~nerJ cpnrrrnaitsi-tSss aru
-xperren, IN openisx champagne DusAcs<y hs erd's
ere ~ew % Ne oDsa .
nIy wer.us sss "A IN Ia r.,v tus aesrr'peor q sss
hsms IN AunwkH-An crp~nave ->vsy bgtter--t n,sls
se~rscs Tnr nall b~spsd"Aaa yu-s'f~ brss'tlo~n
lls,sly srrfvs'1Ms hero Ani svvs yvr' NAYS
vrsrsusss M vine vNais q fr-,csrd Nsnorooyie aA
bnrey h cvp.n.rct for cuee soh<r-Asas detsrrat
ea :. 4. "a srs1 s- sSs rroa x. $500
rpSt~sy 10 god c~rs-Dundresry ssl tryns "
rri.s rytv,e osnc~A hunt JOG The rel-ss>rte s>crsa
srss,r,Ass sses for ksy-Ayks satisa sppe.r~nce
.visIu vvuH yvs mr''- nSbe~ kngck down he do
c-,cvy q r-esss, ard d-ssnnsarc a cc5is- nuras
BE- of vorrree-Asa IN he cl>rs~ni Clearing s-sy q Ne
ot,rds-Murooss revNsd-tord Dundrsary's a1 ta~fsr-
Ass nAr'~.'"a' a Es q, d1 Tss51ias NsAe -
In os~esrace a ne ieorA of tbs OcncfJ ars 81 70 "a
mus go !. ha,' pa o'clss es<rneno- p~eor<ly
pRf'Es OF ADMISSION.
DreD Cv$~ Nrd fsr,ur ~ cent?
tbeirS hhs
Family Urce. 70 c~os
thAra - % 90
frs~s tctrs 's'sst ~ va "
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DENTISTRY.


4 RTrpICuAL BoNg FILLING ron ptCAYkD IssIn =,
"A pu, IN whse n r-qarinH no pr,sure 80 p1,os
MGR ssels be nsd WIN hs,es
M tpcw nuaner US, broadway, corner o. Ihny "
aAHfS rr-hss'or, - y,
xvNsrvR GRADUATED SUR srov pvNrlsy.
Ia. he r.rov~d 70 - wea rvcnv ninh sl~es -
broadway and ssrh avenue
NJ III oRIrrrs BROS, DEyrtsrs NO ~ ukfrv
IN sr~r n. T. End ~ rultor scrs W
a. n.rsl thrsr improved nim~phere pse
Win vif., Extracting Ge r.son ehvsr ~ sn ~. 81
t~sh si'vpr r. Ts~sh rri With srdi, 81 qusft. boe "a
V-. n "a ~ r@1a TEA sxs-cef sSh,Hs rAsn " cees
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY July %. 1860


IJklnk COuhsk 1. L-ikO1rlNG --JE THURSDAY,
>ugua ai3n O'Clock, match Tor ZOO milo he IA
rNra Temple u. Tallman br. stallion deorye
raschen good day and good track IL no postponed to
the fllosing Monday. and ueu guoi day The viii
leave south ferry brooklyn for the Course TX oclock
and return the tro Fare rtsura d
seAts- SHAW WHITE. Proorelors
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fRADEShln AND HOosS
xssos S. .na i,ss ~ f...s .a Cssss
sers.Scr s.sy.ra Gee g.sesns' 1sspx ras Dc
I.aerne M1a1e. F4AcT oesds, wedding uiA o>-ars asA
pkssas ass xAsos rsuvel M.,erA
rvs H..rO.rss, ASP nu!is.sr q Nile. sss, 49,. rs
400. ssi ssvess foreign cour,. ey ws sac ass been
ponsA she pssesse "a he u''s nAsrAs sr-1 Lave svS
rssscs c.~bc Handkerchief. PIN ssa -esssL cAvrs.
La W v,cs.Ia.fv-y r-qu:as 70, w.as.s sg rra.e-
r. nsa' Saws 80 i@s,~sy rr,s.. 2 =: sss.l<.
Grows r.I,.s sy. an r ,.. s'' ''S '''''
Js - n,a . s. y T;s.ssr. -: New. .sss..
svrs sssssros q r,ssrss, Bsass vorts s'.sse@,.
< rs, &c.. =. s ..:. ~
orny.s.Tss so,ss Of Ins.esr cAs.,ser rnse,is.s
Ts ross :. rss.Ss. 30 r.I.s Rr'';a, . rl.s: !.
6 6Ds nsais fAssoss xsSsssses u. kssy "a
ssrss. cr..1san., cry-,,s p..s~ Services. B1as,,,
fLais Roy.L oslers Nostceasier n saa ~
o.s-S" " hi i. e.a.r'Sc Co g rl.e, vonsr-.
ws,a r. .nd Gscsss o. s Ara q y o.y. &C.. 80 30.
v,,cs orier Tor Amsrics executed
lac .sa- T, ~ a .s 30 >. %
~ IN. sess , s.S ss * q s =, mos. 5srs p ps
boom q cslh :aa ap,y yssS, , & ,.prpsss.s..
| Ne. iOrs. 81 D"rrsa's So i,r0.a~ssS
T.nes-nsss, =, rue Rvcl v, sns-n los ss oess"s evs
4 SyTrAv ESGrSE AID BofrER wAN1ED-op ABoUr
Il ~ txctfx rfryui hnd,
4 - psslct orisr Agpb " ~ sairv~ fAri. "A soos-
Il street n.
SyETTENs or PORTABLE sEArS--wANTED EIrHxR
4 - uhrr or bss. Appy a. BaTasns susrom
CPAsIsH poJuxEvrS AgREExSsTs soSDS
- pr~ss Ae prepared N spaBsa h- rroper torns to
~ urd hi Ia fv@D - aOrrsnors Arsrsa and Aerra
by ffDhJtiCo NM. Ne al broaa~sy, hVenA ATJe<
ras axEgIcAs soIJDrvuD srx.
Trrp.rri the riches; max u NE ce-s ttrcs In
ID, thee. c.aty YOrk tn COLI prur1rn
f't IN .rns ces The medical Yrofcn r~po~ ~ infslr
rsse pessrn sad milk IA viii keep for YEAR ia any
climate a Indispensable for ler encers a uie sraf
aai M for thnso hvig IN ht cuuaies ot hs seuh
Fcfsss vsroos sxed sc<Agn, cncs~<d Tor xsnsp"r"n
"' aSvprcAS soLrDFuD MILK coyrtsy,
- Liberty ct, tro ocss east from brcod~a, ~ u
| w, sTgp-ASp ALL ryRsoNs WHO no NOT Gvr
w their pay, ~ho about conaincncsng sn cNi ~ -
Nassau street reciye icsnl advcc rh
ots oharre. r. WEBSTER. k1orcy and ,o1nlsoof Al h~
Cut the osf
| VIrkNrrD- SECOND HAND DfCrfof ARfbs, ENC f.Ish
w Cernsn, nriisll prennn Eng tAh Italian and kng~h
spaua<h Address With Iiie- add pnc-. cssns- hrr~-d
oece
vxvANTEp-rO PURCHASE or RErT. 4 MEDIUM
jewelers. ssfe. Nadfcss rfr oos is hersif o"oe
| xxrs.ryp-A sEcOSp hand ExgoasING PREss
| w .neA Any ~ ha.inr hrf purcss-er ~
staressr a w. Her-d ohce
| m nnn PFR NrNuTr.-rO CAPrrAtIgrs, k.NU.
! IV.UUv faetnrrr- A. The most drple sol res'cc'
Machine cvuin bfsdf shoe sud l,ls1nt nt 1t On
esSuluon ~ tovrrtc change ". Whn rr y 'F~ ssr
' ,s~ilsss sso,s % e a u,li@ tas ,'riscs srr~
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RAILROADS..


NyIw YORK AND rtARIEN gI.soAD-syMx nss
srrNngcrarrt pleasure rNv~l Trains icavr f~nI
sr,h street. sa,ion fcIlc~siols A. M-kxprsr- for ~
IA nv Tr,y Sar~tp~N springs NAr>ra pAln Lao
ssenrrc Lss~non Syringe sod Lake Nshosc ccrneeng q
Army With New yort Ccutrs Eavsd fcr Sharvn Sprrgs
NsrSrr Fals md plnces wcs Asc with uJss for sara
,,sn ana al points Moth SIS Nor Crv.os rais coo
rs,irr n tedcns Frd-e with sAses for Lake Wscs5u6
an :, Cruson Fs's With st,rcs fer Lake MSopsc ~ =
Yos p,v,y Iains couuecsns al toitens bsixc vhtugs
49,, tske wsasabun and ~ Crsu Fails vita sarrs tor Lac
Mshoyec. JOHN BUnchiii- Assistant suVefin'esao'.
NEW yosx AND HARLEM sAI,RoAD COMPANY.
cu M MONDAY, Iuns - lssc v~,as -u sesse r~e~
Tor wIllamserstrs md AZ nay ssaoss - NJ
For White Piais and ~ stsrs 6ls r " trun WI
r~~s dsrot For Crsrn fslh, 8is A. NJ. erpsng ~ wv
, ,,hr, ~ .ss .srs shove vsr Dovrr rs.ns 80 r. n.
sScrr,ns AZ White srd s,cns above Tbs van rus
~ x,ILr~,.u saiursNy cveung. fos Abany lels ~, ~
pr~s mad tan. aSppns a wss riAins' Beafo'd oro''
R~sTninr wlnss,stcss .ocpns u ~ ne -. !.
"a A. ~ ana AIS and r ~ u AL wsy s,.no.s DE,
f.ains r. asrpins Al ~ s.ices nh o. ~
80, leaves NArtyn svevy kooday morning % W ~
Zoo Isils r NJ anppsnf Al Al stAes nors os ornss
40 ssosp,ur Il stations north a While fllns
JOHN hURCifII- Az sssAai su2ernHuaes1
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" 70 s .tsI Z SAT T,'ra Igt ~ ~
a tss wp,,r tsrdor Nos gratefully s~aaAs Of s.A-
fss Sl s & ana saas 'ss s, Beg 'S rs+ps
fuzzy t. sHr une, b; q, me g, i uer oe,,p,r
In Amero srd Tho as, oppouorg Q! nlnns those =, Who.
for SO NAM yeA they hsse @n indeeed fel mos re1s
endes,Dr - @ ~ pos 10 appear 10 each and al n ss.s
pieces vhea nave maintained for long period aneooa
rus WONDERFUL RAvHs
Aud the public OF New lork There H. consequently b.
change OF performance every g. enIrg
To night Saturday, oAer,. celebrated paaiouans@
or the brazilian Ape Gabriel eavol who b~ made ~
seught initiate u die nasaru The oeoul.;i.ss
o. ts noe, monderu aniina avoiding ~. thr
.sd shcs ea,ey ihs iasIoa which in rs reprs.
TeT ass eece'se the most critical spectators Also Tor n"
nfs' 'nae' the eouic d s.a :. a.. zen,
MI. rr..s =, me-, T $:. S ;s's'', %
eords ,saeSe ey YognE 1msrcs tie M.taesses A. La
WMLAcKs lMh,yArRK;
ToopLEs '''
GRxAr SATURDAY NIGHTS BIZ
tLOEEtCE rs 10 JDLRs
rLoREScg Az TIM LoJSsi
MRS. PLoaENcE AS A ~ GIRL
With song--haLd Z. a accom- 'aiIneat
MIS- yIonEs6E AN SD s MoM a. ~ EI 5yy
sk MRS. f FIosssSk IS IS f nHssFd si' an A
MRS FLORENCE AS A yASSEE dAl. 1'Sl'e
MRS onrncs IN ONE w ~ Tsh np sssi .GG S,
HR. fLoaENoE IN a Et!LicKIsa IRISH
PIECES RELATE WITH FUN.
TONIGHT. SATURDAY. JULY -. 1860,
VIII be syen, the tenth time Burtcn's fsvorte dr.zsa
' THE TooDLx.s.
"''''' Ssii, received with peais q aaser
During sbe drama he sse,rsed I'D English reel called ~
b. the adhs and eeu;emsn Of the company.
Florence Overture o~pc,sa s Y 'uen Orchestra led y
Aztec Which great Drama introducing ~
s'''" T TiS IRIS Tisp Soy nSp yANKvp GIRL
MisCnGEvous ANNIE
repIete with sovcs dances changes, fun, &c
Tim So, atolcling lrisA Observation-Disclosures. Foresso
Anuie ruce and hvs Other s1arsceis Hrs W forsess
MONDAY. DoSbEg q SON, sth FLORENCE ~ oArr.
CulTLE
strnEers dcsring N avoid The crowd Vt te box once in u
evening may any of the principal hotels
NorcsJhe young popular artists whose hsaA
the sdyerts New York bu ew ass
lurer in Consequence Of Die say CON me9eemsat q 49,
compelled 10 their issa eghsssa
| nights
Doors oper AT quarter ven; W commence At esg
| NrEw rowEzy THEATRE
! ~ sSle Proprietor Messrs. G g. Fos and J W Hse~1
s''' as 4 l. ' Hcc6S. '"'
In the two great bits o. DE season
~" Jn@S Eg%Y'
Mr. EDDY the lido BOY !eaa srmy; the Peasant -
Sso' sps o TIE Sss sr m ss''' J o. sr NJ -
Herring. &c.
THh AsksGnK,
Tm Moon or s.cLs
'o %sS the cSS,,c farce u
HRRCI LIS KING OK CLUBS
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SOUTHAMPTON And HAvBE-fU& UNITED
- Mail Steamer Aragu. u. lines commander Will
b. Harre touching al southampton, 10 land tho NAL
ksen ,eras saturday, August 10, al II ociock from
h 2, North river foo OF Beach street Thus ship has
hl compartments ruciosng the engnss. 81 that p the
COLL strouding the water could not reach ther
pumps beinr free Nor. the safcty on the yea e.
6sengers would be secured. Price OF Passage In Sc
|abu ST5 to $50. Fos freight or passage apply to
H. " FOX, GEO. MACKENZIE, Agents. No. z Brosf
II. B-1be steamer Fulton viii succeed he AraS,, sad
&,tets. ~r l5
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vYSorsr or scxsxnr AND ISoIpESrs

eYNoPsrs OF sCEssRv AND INCIDENTS
AL
An ys.,ish Manor Of The fv-~us Dzy-Hgn fs'. B<r~
ssaar.-AIrivs of IL NAL sgAsemsnr % tho Visitors "a
I'd NAnor-As Erris-k Hsqo~tes Lte~ Of Ans
carThe rofr,u IesserA Lss l.rsrcb of s- rr-,chard
Fanny Dso~~rra-Ine rrunh NtLeret- bot tho Sspling
Live Vkea tsonxk ny tnea~s nreeu-Ass Trvnchard's
rtrv Appearance the Halls ~ he anc>sorsA Red Isdss
frnailEAA- sshf Of Du,fre~ry-A 0~nerr Vprss
Ing a olc IDEAS nc rfrnuns q New Ou--.ners,s's Ne
u,.s Irtras-liou'u H~v tt-e1n ,xh Osst Iuicp ~
J.rres LRlsniug "Jervey Zoe ne"th rirht. Warranted
hgn ysrtsDuntrnarI bo<rvri srics be
cIery-A Of Ruin ssttt rboiy.rhe rrvcssi Gov
H. and al FlorvUrs Irrncb srdNur~<s DISCRIMINATION N
E~ss H.r snd he stsr o. Hts tseAss In rs Own hcon-
me Is~ liar Dye-rarxey Cock No 81 Reckon Va NJ Va
iu.i. III Keep ga rvut ~ knowngr uaaox Dsfnosk-
uss-Pul bs Isea-An uneaps.-i sao~er Kan
Rt1Ut
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.MEn or AUGUST Is,

kATg OF AUGUST 25
| FOR SOUTHLAND roN AND HAVRk.
The United States all steamship
ADEtATtC,
!. Costock cominander will SAL from per ZOO. OF
,e, on Saturday, august IS, with mails, passengers
S>cs tor the above poTts 80 - 80
f ~ pass age spply at the Office Of the North Allan
Slnsn.p Coz paliy, room No 4, IS Wal street.
J. r. STEPHENS, secretary.
ki,-s,ic viii sail again on the 9th OF October.
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Dn,rr.s rNIyrnsAr. RoLIINa AMI FRICTION

DRAFTS rNIyfhsAL KulIIsu 49, KIsIiUS
resultsfrcon In Journals enurvly obsiss and al n-ceS
ty toe lubscston sen,et VITA ihe most mporan a.e
- ,hsf has " go INTRODUCED during the is half ceo,ov very
nrrftsnf 70 thc@c riroSs aeamooatS orni
busss All WAGON whrelA rsang sad sugar rnta aad ma
ckneIY lener- hss been pr>oucay and fuliy te>u md
needs OF n 20 b. fully undsrssood and
ayl reslaLt- w D. Dsho6nCh. 40 niaau"J. a.
and amin
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* WITH JAPAN.

|pE WITH JAPAN.
THE FIRST VHsSEi.
CAIIAHER's PIONEER LINE
CLIPPER BARKS FOR JAPAN
kls,lniy sail about the Middle of Augus, direct 10
Yukuhaml and ksnagawa
orsiu3 young men. who wish avail themselves III
bOr.ity TO their fortunes in new and imnoTtant
cu nercia trade will DO well 70 engage IN 7ir passage
Large shpnents &C merchandise and q NUMBER OF
|ge,e lave already offered The subscriber hes al.
H. Ia conpect n with Japan trade which pcsssss-i
olcr srties- He ia represented ia Japan by JOHN
kRD. IN, 4 CO.. at Ksnagswa and b. GALLAHbR
4, HUkr haIni.
RO VI. GALIAuER,
No 81 Liberty street, New York
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|Dg uA'N ..,sst asis. Wall Steamship i1ne.
,a,rr ---ry ~ days frv-n .scn rcrs-

ing NV "a essis. Wall Steamship Ina
~ 49, ~-,rv ~ days frvn essh rc<s
LfsVtups .,rn.hio OF AkEH CITY,
~ shuieltL commander. -.
- anlrpdA ttoanisnip WI ,esse 70 "
wri knn-r arc 'hrrysss u O'Clock r " frv-, p'cr
Pc On n1 ps II Ins fsnscd and seuea On e'>rd'
np, citation q ciesrance gor fr~aas o. pessre A.
prrlSbt r.~,eices 90 the - vs., 1870,
e. II ANGUS Co. 50 so.A 60
,xp OTHER PQtsrs ~ vh'p rs,,
or M ~ Nc esss ado wheel sessssp, n ~ "a srT
q n Seheoox vl leave on ~ ,e 80 css bad foSs
f,i.s~ r psss NAN. ,,,. voa.so-uery So; c.lur
scs riees al, .l,snt. ssi c-siisnps W ~ AZ ~
- go, T,.sSe SIS Mems hs, 81 10 a"z"' "
..,Sco wr Savannah. va ,,p...t~ax
- ~ ses,scs ffAR o. fiiE Souru. Ca'p NJ"
ss~~s'' I'D al co I, ssxttyt' z arcaiiI CON
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AnsRIcAN MUSEUM.

OPfE AT ALL HOURS, DAY AND EVENING.
COOII 'PiEAsAHri ENTERTAINlNW AhUkIE@
TIE 0REAT kAhThIN OuTir,kk AND vAEQUL5Hnn
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VxAS1pD-A BAss asush rok nrsrn9;
rlsi So, =, a. xAc9Ax. A
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MEDICAL.

a OPPRESSED ~ NARRiHp AND sIraLs Il v. war
"a son 90 p-s ss s s1 49,,
81 rsys- r-~ Sod y qsrs- Nile - s,oss1 ,,'
Br@dssy reer, be mar e consu'ed On a. sneuoo~
r,urRoKYr RYvypv. AN uNvAuLSG sfyCrrro FOR
- y. .s cs. % S Dsa ss s s@ IS
DC, Or ss.' q. 1.s I y - 90 ss 800
10 New Yors, u Aad isrst n-
I'm cooPrR- No. ~ DUAns srREyf, NKNBsk %
~ he oossse o an rhy NE os sss s5s IN n. .
untl IA %, cvcsJng.
nn. II. 4. BARROW, 70. aIEnckKs srRrrI, youss
anprp from wsctougs. N. v To ~ osos'lS frum ~
w snd from tuns Sundays un /.
DRiR, CnpBrr1-orYICy ~ DUANE srRKEr, MEN
IL he New yers UnIyery Ned ~ oese can BE-
eonaed as treatment CunsulisLnn coufdrnusi
I'm. RsLpus oFvrcy HOURS 1867 To AND rriI.
IL .. No Es crosby szes. corner q Hcrssrs-
v,ocror aUNrys CAN m CoSHuIyyD At Hrs 90.
~ sc., Ne pyiscn sro,s Me- gess e,s .Ssh 10
sew aeSes vos y.se x.seur,. an psse. 10 soor.d
lussn. y,. !. s %.sra Y, ~, . I'D =. 1s srsss
on ssrso.s csbniy ,kse . vcsh NE
TAR. WARD CAN ng CONSULTED DAILY At Hrs
~ oc. - s,oad~sy' ""A'Ds "aiiaeA pe's'r' rom
yvv,rru OF .xsRrcAN voxES.-AlL LOCAL m
III regulsres t.plscc. "a. ssi d,ncuiss szs,sr IN
srs y !. rssassrr csrs.y ss,sss. G.,iss
rs spsrsS . ,s 4 cser ~. ns ron ssy
iSss. .ddrs.. j..as R.ase D. kcsIas.' rss,'is.
Rfr,E ell si,end 70 professional pss,e N
!, bis r~sAesce, 10 ue ar1aeobe<g Institute BAArr,
Mo- Brud sxest New fots.
VIyGrYvv AND DYSPRfNrA. nv ~. A. 0ogrOr, ~
II D-A bret veaiise nvsiushe " th'v. snced -ih
srs,,y be.rsburuL nsulsnc ssk headache. u-rvousr
a,arrfns onsipelou. Ar. Sent prepaid lOr " cent? IN
stamps sdiress Ne aor peesssn wsisr cre, Pcess
mi kew york
INFORMANT TO BorU sEXk-, MARRIED AND ain.
Il kr'eted ycurr~f Th~ uscfu book ~ ts
cis.s sver publshri cunt~rw rule- Tor p~rrsre-t
ArfIo- Tu0MAR WARD. Co,sulnsg Physcvsn. % Bfcsd
W.. GeNLs b. bic palstues
pRoFwssos REzrSiis ic o-iAsyrsf srsyky. QAN
~ eursslsi IS nos4. y ~ essw, ASirs-s ecs In
ma csDce reW ywh
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In TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW AND LIVER
-S;,nrtest sea passage Euroue, by the Montreal
haii steamer NOnrH bRrrON, Borarid commander,
|ts horse power from Qu,bec, Saturday, August g.
~ SSJ mdship, SO; Storage, $50 Including ocean pas
hi free ticket ether by way oi Bos:oD Portland white
Insl 70 Owe rec or BY Hudson river. Lake Champlain
~ Vicnra tdge) 10 Quebec, with the privilege Of re-
over at any point ror tursts' tickets and passage
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DAI.ACT GARDENS
II TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES THTs DAY.
Anecnooa ~ oolsk; r.enlnx ~ O'Clock.
By The
LuBrN BhOrHERs, NHCRoNANcrRA
WAREHOUSES;, SPIRITUAL KAPPLRA -.
Toy~th~r with
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By " susaonp falssr 0ardsu OrrhsAEA
AfmtNpi9 81 osnts.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-10
Popular soveroignty In Nut 81

The exact amount of sovereignty the peo-
pie of the territories enjoy under our system
OF government may be gathered from the
following politico-mathematical calculation 4;
and TO practical mind who prefers facts to
theories, this short paragraph will effectual-
" answer all the speeches ever made by the
distinguished "squatter sovereign" Douglas,
and all his hackers, in favor of "my great
principle.
First, Republican government is divided
into three distinct departments, Legislative,
Executive and judiciary or the law-rnak-
ing, law executing, and the law defining
branches. They are three in number, and
are co-egual, mathematically each is
one-third, stated thus Legislative, one
third Executive, one-ihrd Judiciary,
one-third; government total, one. TIE
people of the Territories have just this gov
ernment no more, no less. The true de-
fnition OF popular sovereignty is people
sovereignty, or government created by the
people governed. Well, how much of their
own government do the people of the terri
tories create This settled and we can
then see the exact amount of " sovereignty"
enjoyed by the people of the Territories.
( First, the President of the United States
appoints and sends them a Governor, which
! is Executive) one-third he appoints and
! sends them their judges, which is (Judicia-
/ ~ one-third the people elect their Repre-
/ sentatives to the General Assembly, which
! is (Legislatire) one-third. Here, then, we
find chat the psople Of the Territories
are only One-third sovereign at the best, for
/ the President furnishes them with two
thirds of their government, and then by
| law, one of the thirds of goVernment-the
! Governor-that is furnished them so gra-
ciously by the President, is clothed with the
/ veto, which, save one vote, absOrbes two
/ thirds Of the other third. So the matter in
7 fact stands precisely thus: the President
makes the Governor-three-n -ninths the
/ President makes the Judges-three- -ninths &,
| Governors veto, save one vote, two-ninths !;
: total sovereignty held by the Government OF
/ the United States, minus one vote, eight
ninths, leaving the people one-ninth, and a
I fraction so small that l know of no mathe-
matical rule by which to calculate it
Here, then we have the great principle y
of popular sovereignty, as now applicable
to the Territories, worked out. Nine men
in the Territories equal to one man in the
States. One would suppose Mr.. Douglas
expected the Territories TO be colonized by
talors, OF which, the old adage says, it takes
nine to make a mau. OF course the "peo
pie of the Territories are left perfectly free
TO form and regulate their own domestic in
stitutions, by law, in their own way, in Il
! horn. PACL PLATo
! Carondelet, No, Aug. i3. 1880.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-10


IMPRESSIVE observation-disclosures DR.
Spring, of New York, preached his Gftieth
anniversary sermon on Sunday week, and
closed his discourse as follows:
The half century is gone; gone, like
some small star that has been twinkling in
the curtain of the night; gone, like the
dying cadence of distant mInstrelsy, as it
vanishes into air; gone, like the word just
spoken, for good or for evil, never to be re-
called; gone like the clouds which dsap-
pear after they have exhausted their treas
ures upon the earth; gone, like the leaves
of autumn, that are scattered to the winds
as they wither; gone, like the phantom,
which, in pursuit, had a semblance Of real
ity, but which, in the retrospect, is melted
away-gone, gone, as yesterday has gone.
Why do | say here, gomez Nothing is
gone whose influence remains. The man,
the woman, the Sabbath, the prayers, the
weeks, the months, the years that some of
us have beheld, vanish, one by one, in the
mysterious past, live still in Gods universe.
Past! What is past? What is the mo-
mentous present this now this accepted
time? What is the never ending future
They are but parts that make up the grand
unit Of eternity-eteruity that was, and is,
and ever will be. All time is unit, where
the angel at Heavens high courts records
as well the responsibilities Of hearers as the
responsibility of preachers, and where the
great Witness and Judge will render to
every man according TO his works.