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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-30
PROGRAMME OF THE FIRST GRAND CONCERT
MONDAY, DECEMBER q. --y-s


.
8.-Duetto, from Martha, Flotow.
Signor LoTTI aud SgnOr NICOLA
9.-Quante Amore, Ouetto Buno = g Elixir
UAmore ''-Adina and Dulcamara.... ID on izetti,
Sung BY Miss ADELINA PATTI and ETToRR BARILI,
(see Concert Book, No. 39.) y -
lO-sHirto Gehtil-" La Fayorta, .Donizetti.
oSignor LoTTI, (see Concert Book, No. IA
l1.-Solo-Eiolon cello-Signor BIscACCIANTI.
l2-Jenny Mnd's famous Echo Song..... Herezonan.
Miss ADELIHA PATTI, (see Concert Book, No. rs
I.-pnetto Butto-"D Don Pasq1ale," ...;. Donizetti.
hignor ETTORE and Slgnor NICOLA BARILI.r
-Quartette-"Luca di Lammermoor,' ,. .Donizetti
Miss ADELIHA PATTI, Signor HoFFI, Signor ETToRE
and Sgnor NICOLA BARIII
Entire change of programme each night.
The price Of admission is fxedNat 81 to the
Gallery at so cents.
Seats for either Of the two grand Concerts can be
secured without extra charge, at the Muscstore Of
A. q. Peters Bro, commencing Saturday, Decem.
ber l, At 9 A. M, and on the evening Of the Con-
cert, at the door.
NoTIcE. ITO prevent confusion at the door those
who wish TO attend these Gencerts are respectfully
requested to purchase tickets during the day.
Doors open at ~; Concert 10 commence at 8.
Miss Adelina PATHS Grand Concert Book and
Photograph for sale at A. O. Peters's. Price 20
cents each. no2S-e
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Minnie Price, the counterfeiter, was ar
rested at Lam bertsville, N. j., ON Saturday,
with 5000 of counterfeit money in his pos
session. e1gH s..Il ,r4r, 81.
Mr.. H. o. Remington died of lock-jaw, at
New Bedford, Mass, recently, caused by a
splinter under his thumb nail, a fortnight
ago, a portion of which was not extracted.
Five loaded canal boats--four with lumber
and one with grain-went over the dam
about Troy IN. " the other day, and were
with their contents entirely lost.
Capt. Jos. Greenleaf, of the schooner Nile,
was lost overheard on the passage from
Boston to Gloucester Friday afternoon. He
was forty-fVe years old.
In Philadelphia a few days since, married
woman, with acOmfortRble home, committed
suicide because of remorse at having pawned
all her jewelry to buy lottery tickets.
The wife of Capt. Titus and her sister, Mrs
Duval, were burned to death in consequence
of the explosion of fluid lamp, at Center.
port, L. l. few days since.
Richard Putney is held for trial, at Colum-
bus, Texas, for having said that the country
would never see any peace till the negroes
were freed, and sent out Of it. aga
George Harris, negro, of Guelph, @. W.
has been convicted of the murder of Rachel
Harris, who passed as his wife, and witt
whom he had lived for two years. ,..-r
The cotton-mill of Flagg & Waters II
Armory village, Mass., was damaged by fire
on Saturday, and some sixty hands ar'
temporarily thrOwR out Of employment. |
Governor Gist Of South Carolina, is one
| of the pillars Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in his State, immanAelyi wealthy
and cares for nothing but the welfare Of hil
people. "@1Aaa GA &Jf EAQ
Monster A. Berghmans, the Secretary o
the Belgian Legation, it is reported, vii
quently graeed the White House turing thi
| present Administration.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-30

US9TATE OF HATCH e. LANGDON.--
n ny order Of the Rrobete Ceurt, the subserlber
10 PREPARED 20 pay d!Yldepd upon All hdjnited
claims. JOHN b. HATCH, Assignes,
no2o.feods a. .Ial-- 50 West loarth-st.
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.JeHS XASSSSgEy,s REEEEEsTo rs ToIasE.ESIsSR EAEE3SR

VOHN YANOEY,s FIRST PARTY lOF
on MONDAY EVENING, December 8.
oonHIrTEH & oE &AAaaAAaEnENIsCNelson Young,
FLOOR MANAGERs-F Frederick Fuchs, Charles A.
Meptz, George Btiedenbeck' Or. Tresmapl george
Moore samuel Leenthall, James Lawler, John En-
dress, Nelson Young. -+i' . .l
Tickets 81, admitting a gentleman and accom-.
panying ladies. choice Cotillon Band will be In
attendance. EIE ttEl g. noS0-d"
SOCIAL REUNION. : MESSRS. PHIL
- LAPS PAhMBRNwill give q Social Ball at
Metropolitan Hall on MONDAY EVENING, De-
cember 10. "
ISoKETs... s.....................oEE DOLLAR.
FLOOR MANAGERs--Capt. Meuter, ID. Beale, b.
West, Lewis A. Allen, Frank Magg, b. Johnson,
Q. Draeh, 3. y, Byington. ,,,,,.,.,,,
.Muaie by Menter's Band. nosS-tt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-30

Constantinople is said to be more licen-
tiOus at present, than il has ever been
before; the Turks sleeping themselves in
lasciYious indulgences. a. 4 -aatxArl-r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-30

Two brakesmen of the New York Central
Railroad were killed, last week, while on top
Of the ears-the one by falling off, the other
by being knocked off. a. -rr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-30

The Marriage Ceremony In HindOstan--
Peculiar Customs and Ceremonies.
A writer on ''Life in India" has the follow
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-30

but one Of 'sN
Mr.. and Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-30

An industrious boy at Dudley, Mass, ha
made $40 80 by gathering chestnuts, having
attended school during the whole Of tn
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DIKE's OPKRA-HOUsR.-s N, PIKE,
Propriet9ri Q. I. Smith, Stage Manager; j.
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S%ettfcOern 8ettfeOcrn Wettfe6ern

SDeben erbaItcn 1000 pfunb bethlehem bpn IeberS;..n - :
pelpe ib an ben ~btOtofen QreUen pertauf avg" YahleH
@Ras; ; 2S tdS in NO, % @ef- graHarase
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DR.. Hufeland.
Validmifher Cordial

fir f9nsle 6etIuns ron 3uHtn. Grf6ltuns, Sngutnisn, Brau.
ne, MsHten sails unS Observation-Disclosures, Gnstfbruns unt
penn MOO nrpgl6, Gr,-. .lerune fur Nat an bteter RramEbett
2etten {, fstof tn een ltStea Sfdbirn.
Dteft %eeracrnit Yrspdtsttvn tit eIstA h.m Sttttrn tuStrIaf.
zig. - az tn tIr stns StsdHt bon Rranitt ten befinmt, Bic
dUGeta;ttfr une esfdbrttHer as due anrtrt btnsn Bite Btust.
htr oteits eanbse unttrpprftn Hnp Rtaufbtiten Att BON a.
ser tlstnsn Tridltuna ~berrltren. Or, Ben, kisIt tya, 6nt.
Re Nutberttdt faati Sd wtl nt6t b~etaupten, boe .Rnlr'
fur uhs 1T, mae bic psf uub bas ssbs Etcbsr fir bic 3tpvS.
Ter ahesrer 3pnen TAB. absr I'd idnn beftnnt strf&ern, bss
ts uR5 8rdRtnrsfeR son ar66trtr @tf6brltGtttt unb mebr
~Steyksfdae ~tnfdbren.
Stns irettsrs gtsbs Der ,atfrsEtdsn GefdbrIi6lstt BET syx
,tner t!ctntn &rtaltun6 en.ftteneen Rrautbettsn, .ftat H3 ID
fu1en oltd ubtr na3ht6fnte aus sen @srt@ttn bee SthdbA.
srta Veiuneeettsamtts taincmnsnt Eate1t ErpSbem Dot.
laaslSbta anertGnnt tine Der g~siuntsReu 9 tdbts per un!rR ia
tetat bic Tabeatt
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@tienbnbnem ,c+
lfAs -
gStdti9 fir Gtnnanberer uno 9fetlenpe.
Gripar1tiB BON ;3cit, GelO nttO Gl1tfcrnulQ
eurd te
Baltimore ntS Sbtps@ iicmbabm
nad alien Tbeilen De8 Welten8
Ibpr

8arfer8bur9 unp Wartetta, .pber 8enmppb,
8beeliltg u1b Columbus.
Dte Baltimore. rnb SttO- Gtfenbatn ttetet bent reiIeu6en Cub.
ltum bte erTsten G0rttetle In 8esua auf 8tGtefett, 8couemltt.
felt, St8ertett, ginttlt6te't unb S6Snbltt Der 9 enerten. 70 bs
Ee pm tener anOern gafn + bteiem Qante ubsrtroFen wtrb.
Dte1e Satn pcrt atlantifdeu Mecr ~aus9ebenD, tt tie diteae aus
~sebebntefe Qtnfe, ~aletbettis aber aud bic tarSefe unb rfneufs
unb baber bic btat9fe &Uute fur bic @eilenben na8 Sem GDefen,
bic ntdt S~erfetlen iplten, fe gu ~benuBen:
Wteilenentf ernr19 bot Baltimore ua6
Cincinnati:
lteber 9~artersbure 583 W1etlen.
1eber 9enwpub unb Q0heeltns 63O
lteber Sa%rristur9 uno ptttsbur9 600
Dur6 Bite Martettd- Qtnte 583
cine @r1arnts an Der @ntfernuna ron 1t6
Dur6 he 6 plunntus= 0tnte 500
eie @rfparni6 an FER @ntfernune Spn 90
8eilente, mel6r bic Baltimore nn6 Sbip. GiIcnbdGn benuben,
leeen te Neiien In IL Saaen surIf unb fabren In QGagen, bic
aaf bds aaerbequertfe ub nit eepplferten Gtben etnaeridtet iin6.
E1I,rr 0S~otSo.
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Qtterartf6e Mnseiee.

Scepsu erIhetnt cine 6ai9e Nu89abe bon
S|mb nI6f,s 8rtefe an 0aruba9en BON gufe,
meidbes Q8erf ocoenwdrti9 10 9rpBes 4nfieBen erre9t uno in geul6s
LAMB 6srsit5 in tarBsr 3df oter gnfa9en erlebt Bat I'm btdet
mr SO Sta. fsnoefeQt unb tann aud III 4 9teferan9en a Is @t8,
be3ogen perben. n.
S5erner empfe6lt Der unter3e6nete bic iOeben m Berlin eri4ei
neGoe Qussabe Der amertt0nti9en 6Omane BON Ottr
RupptuS, welte in tur3eu 3pii9enrdumen tol8en wercen.
Seoer &oman ~poalduoi9 in einem 8auoe pftet 81 etS.
8prritb9 lte9t berettS
pas BE md9tntB sts 8ebGarS.
ap24s W. q, S@mibt So NtCrt6.@aslhH
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Dteie 3aeitnl 'tt8tr. bdB setsahe bst 1. Gtetl aatr Sterbs
iede tn steism eaaes bara usFaCbruns Strurfadt wsrben, al.
1eitptn ven zen tablrftbtn dn6rrn eetben, bic BON ttns,
itibrea @is1!aths bssbs.asfGtrt wsrhen
S6Ont elcse @efmbb It unb wenn i6r an eiaer GrfSliuto ser
Brnft pSer 9unee leteet faufet etne 8nfhe BON Sufelanb's
baliamHdeme orttal unb ttr f6nuet aMf it0ere @enefune re6nen.
1auienSe baben eteies 9et9an une beden wlnbertare gDirflno
btjeuet.
9uten tCrntttt n6er rtaudntal BON SeroDrbenem Maaen. In Yppf
dem Sale bas uDeutlhe 8ttterS" sebrauft werten fpGte, Ctr
1dlen BON etnert ancduerncen 9uffen berribreubtr SdwGde ,inS
@biannlhe hes eanSen SYltenns pttb man bns 9ttterS Urn orpssm
gMben fnben.
Dadelbe mirb einats BET Or. 6. so. SadIpn, 43S Mr6ar
pthaoelPhta, Serfertt8t uo bel allen. Drueeifea ub eiUrebaItern
burdb BITE Der. Staten ~Serfauft,
YTets IS Gents BITE 8lafae, M1en
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Gt9eFer Soeeru TT 11UiDeS ipertD
NInctfer Q1nNnnt. mn Gtnnt Nefelffnff

Sn benz @ntntdeIun8s8an8e Der @nIeb1uns fnb mir bubin &c.
ppn $50 9artpr Gitg in rem 8reis Ser @erte0erun9en ~ steben
sD SDts in I'm 3afenteette Der stabt, gu benz far bas srfe aaufen0
yt Der %fruberen @rG6e Spn 40 bts $50 SUE rnb mOdaHi6en Gin
gaplun9en Son S.. grete DeetS tn Better BUr,n 0arantrt. Die
Jnan9rtfnabne 6teies StGbttbetls TT nun lmrSbl Sprn bS6fen
Jnterete ftr bic 6drmbebSHeruue ais dn9 ptele Gererbtrettenbe
9GSu orangen. .Defs, ~geDerften unb @erbtntun9sfraGen, mte elm
steamer sur Serfteuun9 neuer, regelndBtser 8erbinbuna NIT
ltem' yDrt 1mo SrfD1t, rerben aus unb wdhrcnb Der Gutpidefuno
oteteS glanes tpn Der @eeai6aft eetaut, unb bic NuSfGtrun9
OteleS YIldnes tctre tn RdrSe ben gentrdlpuntt fir Bic llmeeeenS
udd unlerer Stabt le8en.
BrGmten
~beitetenb entreber In einem 5000 9uabrat=Tus orpsen Gsartsn
0oer etnsm 6reitifet duf bent Gefelf6aftSbampff6tfe, nerben ie
d9 Der WabL au BEN erteu perfauftea 1000 Cots be;aeoeben.
Der IN Der @ntrtdeluns besrtfene B~abridplan lSi6st babur6
htbt MUIR fetne Seetntrd6tt9une ipnbern nus burd, NuSfItrund
ptt9en 9atenplnnes erf feline ednse Mtdttafett erlur1aer.
Sabrtfanten, mtl6e TIRE @tabitTements mad @an Sarbpr gitb
legen per6en ~1t8eleben prn Der %gInfigen Gage sptfBen NDrb- unS
9No, eurGb ltteraie 8eeunfi8un0en Setten8 Der Geeui6aft, BE-
Seutenbe 8prt6etle gentnnen.
PAMPHLETS perren unent8eltltd a~uS8e8eben, une natere gat-
rbten ertbetlt burb
FARnlQN G Gh.AIAI 49,
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Scrnttfcbte Mnsctgctt.
Gtuner's MGhntofhfnc.

0e @6netber beF9er Gtabt, Icpie ale gerionen, pelde cine
quite 81 dbmai d inc gu baben mini9sn, iOnten ff erinnern.
6ob cine Won uniern MaI6tnen, snetnOl 70 bel Irbeit ttut ais
r9eno cine anoere, uno 10 aud 'wetwul 10 otet Gels
nbrtn8t. 0tsie8 madt nniers @laittnsn gu ben %bittt9=
in btefger Stabt in Operation an &bfen, 2Sefen uno Soien uno
9aben ibre Gi9uer pper Die tamit attetteE in BEN StAnb 9sfst, ih
mebr @clb au erIparpn, ais ibrer biteS ant anoerenn gSe0e mB1.
lid lit. &Qe, melte cine Ger beten Idbmoi 6inen, bic
M @ebraub in6, ba6en mb9ten. ioaten in unlerer Office:
go. 159 BaltimpreItraBe
c%orTpretcn, mo @ebraudS @npeiun8en IN 6eutI6er, euoliIder,
%rauS6Titer unb ipoutIder Sprahe su BADEN itno unb no min Sc
Il tteine 8laihtne fauft, auf berieIben arbeiten Ierneu.
Sdtdt na5 einem @rentplar bon Sinoer'S N6bma16inet@ Bel
aug. NQe Mai1nen lperben Elm gauges Sabr mad t6rem Infaui
CON un8 IN 6pIer Srbnung uub &eparaion ~gebalten.
(Sb28,i) @. 6. 8roberi6, Msent.
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GenersS c~rfi6crmneeu.

JOhnstOn'S insurance Rooms,
$50. 70 Secpnb1tr.
Teuers, Mdrine= unb Qeben8=0SrrGAr.
rI1t9S=S
GtderIte l11O fciteite VOmpaanie.
Seriider1n98=@pmp. Der Galleb Is. 8iroi1tien
nit $36O,ooO @apital. '
E3ttGbur8@Serit9erun98@@pm y. @ir9irten.
nit 5000 900 capital. 80
AlbenarlezN erltderun98z@rmp y. @troiuien
nit 100000 gapital. ~
@bdrter OafzWerItd. Comp. bon .SartFprb
NIT $3.50, 900 GapiaG. 'T|
Securttp@Serltderun98z@pmp BON g2emsQ rrE
NIT $4,000 capital. j
PbcntTSSert9erut98zSpm BON 9eetp=g)prf
nit 100000 capital. o'
Nelpltte=V uno8=Spmp. y. g}etnz Ocrf
NIT $4,000 @aptal. 49,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y. OeemzgUrt.
NIT $1,000 @apHal. oNtT
JtefpsQSprlo@Ser Itder. =9pmp BON g}em<Oort
nit $25O,0O capital. oNET
Werca1tile WuttQl Marine.
nit $1,0O0,O 600 capital.
Seretnt9te Staaten geben8=Ger1i9eruna &c.
NIT 81 ESQ, 972 capital.
Jtortper1t A1lurance=S pmp. Don QDnbpn.
NIT 81, 1914, III CAPITAL.
Ole rben benertten 8Cnpo9nleen itrb nm Scr oeoisr,... l..
StaateS Ntatplat6 %altbCriirt un6 liSenfrt. NS""'"l VS
Ote ppn Dem llntr5etbneten repr1Ienttrten gn,nroor;... .
mtrtlt9 oertI9bares Capital gum pollen pbetn Sn,o 2aoea
Setro9 oerantpprtlid fir bic Sabhtna BON 9SerIu{ts," "'9e9eoenen
eriebt. SIS8" g q 0ettule guntthb
Treo. Ifium, SurosbOr. ES,1z IN
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1892. @eiammt5atI Der gttrbefdat iDcs-
Ntar6tr an SAwinhfu6t 1872
" - Gnbere Srantbetten 83A9
1888. @tfammt3abE Ser 5terbtfdut 97Ss
Starben an Saptnbfa6t 1895
- dnbert RrIntbeiten 1854
- 97lS
1884. Stfsntmt;apl btr Ste De iQs II Rfa
StarStn an S6ptE6fu6t 2l7S
" inters Rtousbetttn 1886
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Sr. SnfelnnS'S teriibmte8
OeutfdDra 23ifftrs
Deiit arUnoltd al

VTTFT HTTNUVU nut
ttbetbe1tmeroen, Otspeplt uab 8tltlubt, hrrnt
Itt Coer ueroSis SAw1Hen, Observation-Disclosures
ulIo oNe NrdnfDetttn, mslbe ron perbOrbtnem ~ a.
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6. IrcD, $50, 81 NOro=@ apftru6e,

&eDrer Get eH9ll1Wen SprdOe.
ertbeilt am Gage we NbenbS llnterrift itno bat meta 5rt.nS SIR e..
in wel6e Serrer, wel6e bic en9li6e @prode ouf c cine ts]Et.
g8etle arin6Iih erlernet WClen, eiutreten af6nnen I1sksrss4 a..Yae
aus Der oeut9en in bic en9lil4e Sprade, ipwie ans Ser ~ en nST%Ssn
in ons bic Se& 9SSgsi SsTSe Sr g5attS' i q seS %m0 sFais ssoreff, ebsssio ale
Sp0ma6ten (nadb Deuti1lanb), Gpntrafte' Smtbriefe fdsodsS
PianSesriSrsi6u"Se (MortEages), @OufitutiOnen e. &c,
(Wla2O, 3mt)
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SanboI5.
S1uhDI3. TnnhnI.

an q y y I o.
S1uDol5. Sat6pl3.
Va Der llnterse6nete ben @e1ddft8= Int6eul ceS Srt. Ser. M
Snlttb BON Der alien 8mna tdufi6 an 1b gebraGt Bat, 10 ipiro er
o naaai s2ru Pas gel9aft auf ieine e9ne, aueini9s Gefnun9 am alien
SIcfts bS 8ofn8 in alien ietnen peribieSSsnen grandben fort
t9bren lnO e%npeblt it'd ben alien Suntea Der Syirnta ioipobl
ne etaem 9ee9rten YubRfrml. @r piro ltet8 eine1 9rcsen Dor.
at9 gut 9etroonetes Sau- nno S6reinerboIs balten un6 baIielbe
u en e.Al9iten Dtarttpreien inter ben anne6mbar1en ge6utgau.
(662.iD Samuel Burnett.
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gen Qbtr ofr Veber tntlifben.
@1s] L.al3 %frfopfang, innerl DIT cenerjben, Inbrdna bee
8ln'es Hab BEN Ropft 5aut( tn N1alen. 5sibrcnafn, Sob.
sttnret. v yvrttpfatitt, 5drete TN Ulagsn, E6Wa6t unt
@f5 Safabl TN W1lsa nab untctlsit 5&wertr Qtbtm
5srGftop en- 56p ts ttr aussn, 8ltfan |" benz @tRbt
steer nb R>efibmtrSen, Befhwerbrn tttm Ntt1ntn. @els.
9ereen Der baHt upb Nustn, SettfnReten, G&msrttn In
Hudta uo ben %05tttbsrn. 6tet I'm 2Cpf anb 8rsnnsn TN
8tsilh, BdrgiAfeit uh Jt,eesr8efdtd 1enBht. sa
Dtt GtAeHtbulaer ~entpfe5lea otefs DlGblstn Der Gnfn erifatt,
cit bE ! nttifans. fer lberj a8t ron btm Usrtb unb bzr
anGeneSsntytt t"stfrlssn fir als 9tibsn. rOflr Fe ~sprfettnb
slnpfObl'n ntrb. @s IN btss fttn nsues unb unetpraftes
tfttrel, f~anesRn ttnss, la felt 10 Subrsn ett Yrafuns Dor BEN
5merttantldtn WO!fs ~6rtanbsn bt uns btatn Ruf unS Der.
feuf bis test nod en fetntm NatIrn srrst&t wurtt. Dit
~tta9ntNe. tUtlts Be ubmtt unb auseeset&nsts &ettts unb Drt-
'd;ptrfprtn dS atm I6stten btsea snnbts ~ @unfsn etktn
hebfa tns ~nnaebeuert nHe a tasaaus Dur6ltf ma bts affair.
10 BON benz @t1entburtr cutltstrtgn GtmdndGs, wtlGtu Der.
istbe untntssiolf5 tnra bic aBenttn %osrt5ei!en Idst muf aud
ZEN un8ltuetGHra nbsrJsIgen. bas btef' Sttters mtru'G bt
EerGpmtbstt usrttext, wtI&t IL trIdrst bat.
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.Yretle

MBT Cur belpnperet EellntltlB1aAtle.
@tnwanN erer unb gfeifente fpaten febr SprfAtts fem, ebe fe lire
SStaette fGufen uao [Clten biiefelben MUIR oGn iOl8en %aneefteater
Wtaflern Dfer 3rtf6entrdsern, IA Re lpnt Der @efatr aus8eies
itnS, beiGptnSelt 81 rerSeh un6 tFr Sch rmfrnif a~uSaeben.
Ourdfabrt8zBillette
rad aIen Gtetlen bee gDehens Fnb III baben BET
Sb. s.. Silbebrqn6t,
General. @ntBrdnteu= @sent her Baltimore lmo
Sbp= @tfenbabn.
soOu go. 81 Sbame8Itr., Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-17

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BUD leIsn. Gs entbdlt niBtGe 8elebruheen uber te @rtaltura
bic S6wdGen unO 8ranf betten Der @efGGe6tsttetle, fir sc,
nede an ben 70 erf6Dpfencen uno f6itmrnen Tpleen Der yGeltf.
5efedune" unp duperer &uSidnetfuneen letocn. Der mertbSCue
Ratb unD bic etnbrtn9lt6en Daruutsen. nethe es ertteilt. trereen
Sabre bes 2eteens perbIten mnb idbrlt6 TauIenbe ppn 2eben ret.
ten. Der 9etlunespan, auf Ser MnWenbune Der @lec.
~trttttdt berubenO IL nartn ~ausfdtrlidl ~befprpden unb naGee
~ptslen, baB %bteient8en 9atienten, Die ttr @elo fir Dteot8n sefpen
sft babeu, atne eebeilt gu ien, ft6 nt6t an Ste re6te SArtebe ees
penoet baben. SmpOfena unfru&tbarfsit, fOmie ale nerpRfe
eetstn u1p sbuaten Der 8 (alettsUrsaass fRnnsn nmr uf eet-
trttAen Bege rdtiCnel 9ebetlt neroen. @e9en Gtnfenouna Ron
30 Cts. 9Dffamps triro es Setem fret suaefdift wsnn man
l6reifrt: Or. 6. Cub arf h. &bicdop. cG. IEb21 i[nnl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-17
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ribnten Gpsbefiben S6nupftabad aus Der EoBrif SpnS Qanort
unb Gbr. S9wanebere IN Ybtlabelpbta aberaprtnten babe 1lnb Sas
Id TIN an Bbplei1le= unb &letn=Qerfdufer an er m < 81 a : y p
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

WHAT.A JvDGESAID.-In giving a charge
to a jury, Judge Of considerable experience
recently said
IF the young men who are to be the fu-
ture men OF our country were brought up
with more decided home rule, aud COM
PEELED fwhen compulsion was necessary to
devote themselves to the acquisition of skill
in some useful aud respectable vocation,
there would be less occupation for courts
and juries. The engagements aud habits of
the boy will cling to the man, and upon his
education and training under the domestic
roof will depend outstanding and character,
and his usefulness or the reverse in life
This is short, but TO the purpose.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

PRIMITIVE LEGIsLATIoN.-ln days gone by,
when the Indiana Legislature convened in the
goodly town OF COrydOn, away down on the
Ohio, the Legislative Halls were hy no
means " large and conveniently arranged,
nor were the proceedings overdone with
tormality. log ouse, of no mean pro-
portions, with a first and second story, held
the "upper and lower house Once upon
time those in the first story despatched a
messenger to inform those IN the second that
they were ready to receive them in joint
session. After reasonable time said mes
senger returned, and bawleJ out at the top
of his voice: Mr.. Speaker, the loa is empty
The te'ers have all gone!
n motion 10 adjourn was not lost trunk
lin HrGId
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

LONE daughter OF the forest named Nab
nee-bah-we qua, which means an upright
woman, has arrived in New York en- route
for England to appeal to the Queen against
the removal of her people, the Ojibwas, from
their towns and villages or the northern
shore of Lake Huron, in Upper Canada.-
The Ojihwas number about one thousand
souls, have embraced Christianity and be-
come civilized, and have good farms, COM
Portable houses, and pleasant homes, which
are about to be taken from them, according
to the New York Courier and Enquirer, "by
the ruthless hand of power" The fair am
bassadress of the red men is said to he gift
ed by nature, highly educated, and member
of the Methodist Church.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

n5aa, S1me of those hard-to-pIease Journal
lists who first declared Judge Bates an
outsider and not Republican enough 10
suit them,sn now insist that he is too much Of
Republican to be elected. In point of
:act, all that his judicous friends have ever
expected for him-that.he would unite the
Opposition in all the Free States-has ten
fold greater plausihility now than before his
late letter was published. Denunciation
from the Southern Opposition will not harm
him in, the least Cincinnati Gazette.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05
New Administration !
70 OLD PATRONS AND NEW ONES

Successor TO T. ll Ge.S, F'1nter Family Groc,r $,
r.. y fitsu rect,
rs NO sES 81 q .s.E-ss ss'E = y
e al :;iIusi ,.iit So .rtiety %: Fancy aud STAPLE
t,rocerit-s. vytich iatcu,'s SO sell at UNIFORM
prices ~ Mil -ii or two leading articles
Al or below cost 20 attract attentions but the
community NAV rely getting good aTticles at
lair average. prices. have something for almost
every body. Mechanics. dealers, house keepers,
misses and bachelors can md goods ia which they
obtain value recei we'd for their money.
janl4 J. P. ELLIOTr'S Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05
NEW DRUG STORE.
UUNNELL'S
EsIo oELmg EG.IIE.-

CORNER OF
WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL,
ETA TSTTLIE. IND.
y2TEEES We - II STz e XES1.R EAT
n is now IN full Operations with new aud COM
plete Machinery Of the latest style, for Planning aud
Dressing Lumber, Planning and Growing Flooring,
making Doors ard sash AIop'!:'iE7, WindoS
Blinds, and every other description Of WORK done
in such establishments. +' 7a
All work a tl'sa Mills warranted "a lac vel
done ana i'll be offered lie lowest cash price.
Dry Poplar Flooring ana Misunderstanding con-
staUiIy on hand. ai.d viii be sold for c;is'l
Bracket IS aud Scrolls sawed 10 any plf term
Sitting and all kirds If Saving done 90 or,;er,
and IN the most approN - style.
JyZ2 y 81. uCNNEL5..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05
R62aks9aa.ExSs

The undrr~igncd b-s leave ID inform his cld GUS
.,nd The pnblic in general that fs has re-
iat.s e4i his stuck OF Saddlsrv TO
.NrO. ,, ssaff0cis's EBf0eE-, E0arFE sFTEeE
sHaFRsE k"face-
Where he will always be found manufacturing the
hest IT Saddles, HIrntss, ana other articles usually
kept in his line aud viii sell, (for CASH. cheaper
than any other house IN the city
Please cali and examine lny stock and prices lie
fore purchasing eiseN her". ~ .s t-A 1854
janlO-:,in DAVID Al. Sl.HNkE