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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-06

WASHINGTON, April 5, P. M.-The Demo-
cratic national committee met this morning.
27 States are represented.
1t was unanimously ResOlusd, That it is
inexpedient, under existing circumstances, to
change the place for holding the Democrat
ic Convention from Charleston.
Committee adjourned to meet at Charles
ton ON the 2Ist, at lOA. NJ
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MELoY's STATION, April 8, P. M.-The
overland mail coach, with San Francisco
dates to March 10th, passed here last night
The news is of no special Importance. Some
fine specimens of copper had been brought
to San Francisco from the neighborhood of
Crescent City, Del Norte county. They
yield from % TO 80 per cent of pure copper.
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RlS-The music of the MelnOtte's Calliope
last night fell delightfully."- on the ear. The
steam-organ makes music for II whole
town as easily as piano makes harmony
for a room-fulI Of company
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-06

MILWAUKEE, April 4, p. M.-Court Com
missioner Miller, of Racine, has issued a
writ of habeds corpus in the case of Sher-
man VI. Booth, now in custody of the U. S.
Marshal, for rescuing the fugitive slave,
Glover, two years since. The Marshal has
refused to obey the writ
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Hs2~ We understand that about shutdown
last evening, the office of the Adams Express
Company at Vincennes was broken into, ana
$4,000 in money taken from the safe. A
reward of $1,000 is offered for the arrest of
the thief and the recovery of the money.
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ST. LOUIS, April 5, M.-The river is
swelling again slightly at this point. The
upper Mississippi and Missouri are also ris-
ing. The Illinois is about stationary, with
81 feet water in the channel Weather
clear and warm.
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BnItImore Market.

BALrrMoRE, April 5.-Flour quiet. Wheat
firm. Corn active and 1c higher; white,
7O@73; yellow, 7o(@72. Provisions quiet
and unchanged. Whisky dull at 224.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Fiour steady.
Wheat active at 589I 62 for white; and
l 4OGll "A for red. Corn firm. Provisions
quiet. Lard steady. Whisky dull at 224
and 23b.
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Losr-Last evening, SIS. rhe finder
will be literally rewarded by returning the
same to J. w. HUGHEs' store apr. 6-lt
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FAYErrEvILLE, N. c., April 1.-The Rev
Daniel Worth has been found guilty of cir
culating Helpers Impending Crisis, and SEN
fenced to imprisonment for one year.
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gES@ Messrs. DoBELL Il CoNYNGToN have
received Yankee Motions" " for May. The
magazine is brimming full of fun.
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LOUISVILLE, April 5-River falling; now
feet six inches in the canal. Weather
clear and pleasant Mercury 81.
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TARRYrowN, N. Y. April 3, p. M.--Hor.
James X. Paulding, Secretary of the navy
under President Tyler, died at his residence
last evening.
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Bay Fine airy Offices above the Canal
Bank to let double or single. Also Hall
above. Enquire of JoHN INGLE.
apr BLVD
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Rsg- We understaud tbat 4 co,

B6T We understand that a couple of
rufiians got into fight at Crrpenter's
Block last night, and as one was trying to
shoot the other, woman was shot
through the hand. We did not learn any
names.
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NEW York, April 5.-The East River
Bank was restored to the Clearing House
Association to-day.
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Bay~A motion for II new trial has beea
made in the Carstang caS., st. Louis, and in
case of refusal, an appeal will be made to
the Supreme Court.
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.


"a 1sFa;Iad1 tht
o., ~, ,waals 1,,s - A., 20 Carrier.l 10
~ ~, w Wv, y ps,,,,- ta:
- - r1...7-
8. Clubs Of lG or rnnfe.....-----.-.-.-:.- ! 'S'
re The privilege OF yearly advertisers - inili'u
TO their immediate business IN thelr owl. n'th e
and ali advertisements for tle benefit Of otter
uersons as well as legal advertisements ahd aiVer
tisements of auction sales, and advertisements with
tle name of other persons, sent IN by Them, must
b&, pad for at the usual rates.
No No report, resolutions or proceedings oil any
corporation, society, assOcat"n or public meeting
and no communication designed to call attention Ia
an matter of limit.l nf indiv idui interest b
inserted unlesss paid for All advertisement
40 Contracts for yearly advertising VIII not be
disco ntinued unless orer 10 that effect Is leI at
the 0Ifce and when discontinued III iess than
year. the price of the whole year will he charged
ssa Legal advertisements hereafter, will lac pub
iished at the expense OF the attorneys ordering, hd
not deavabe for legal proceedings, bur Coliectale
At our usual time.
Sc Our terms for Job Wnrk and transiout adver
EiseuIeuts are CASH.
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To Our EXCHANGES: Several weeks ago
we requested those of our exchanges TO
which we send our Daily in return for their
Weekly, to publish our prospectus suifi-
cient number of times to give us fair COM
pensation for the difference in the price OF
the respective papers. Some have copied,
and volunteered handsome notices: some
have paid no attention to our request
We have given those which decline to
render us our due, fair warning, and now
have determined to change TO our Weekly
list all snch Weekly exchanges as have not
published our Prospectus. II they think
they are eatitled to our Daily, on any ac-
count, they will please notify us, as we
may have overlooked some claim that may
exist. ...
We again publish our Prospectus, and if
any Semi Weekly, Tri Weekly, or Weekly
paper wishes to copy it, for the privilege OF
our Daily in exchange, they can do so.-
Any editorial notice from them in addition
to the Prospectus, viii be gratefully re-
membered, and reciproeated when oppor-
tunity offers.
Publishers copying our Prospectus, will
please send u- marked copies of their
papers.
BE5" As the Douglas organs down here
don't publish the amiabLe sentiments that
are uttered about them by the Southern
Democratic papers, we copy an article, relat
ing to the Charleston Convention, which
the Atlanta CJnfederdey gives 10 the world.
Ii will be plainly seen by that article (as
We have for some time insisted), that the
" hog schute game is to be tried at
Charleston on our Douglas friends. How
they will endure it, we shall not know un-
til after the Convention. We are afraid,
however, that most of them will submit and
be driven to the slaughter.
The Contederdcy calls those who intend
to "go-down to the sea in ships -, ,oharf
rats. Those who design to lodge in tents
will doubtless be termed, indifferently,
'squatter sovereigns," "Ishmaelites," f" ''male-
contents," or "tartIrsr For the sake of
the feelings of our Douglas friends s--anJ in
order to have favorable opportunity to beat
their man with Edward Bates we almost
hope shat the Charlestonians may ''catch u
tnrtar"
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
xxxVI CONGREss--First session.
BY TIE &. { ". LINE.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL

WASHINGTON, April 5th.--SENATE.-Mr.
Clay, from the committee en- commerce, re-
ported the House joint resolution consti-
tuting Macon, Ga, Il port of entry for the
time being and for other purposes. 1t was
passed.
Mr.. Chestnut moved to take up and thea
to postpone till Monday next, Mr.. DayIs's
territorial resolution. agreed to.
The bill for the relief of Capt Shubrick
was passed.
On motion of Mr. Mason, the resolution
providing for the reception of the japanese
Embassy, was taken up and passed.
SENATE.-Mr. Latham moved an amend
ment, the effect of which was to allow Cal
ifornia to take care of the Indians within her
borders.
Pending the question, the Homestead bill
came-aP-~- = ~ -
Mr.. Fitchs amendment was not agreed to.
Mr.. Brown offered an amendment.
Mr.. Green spoke against the bill and pro-
posed an amendment
WASHINGTON, April 5th, M.-HoUsE.-
Mr. Hooper, delegate from Utah, spoke at
some length in justification Of his constitu-
ents. He said not more than half the men
of Utah recognize polygamy, and not more
than half of these have more than one wife
eacn- he protested against the Govern nent
using force to put down polygamy.
The House then rejected Branch's substi-
tute for the bill'by At to Is. 9zr
McClernands s substitute, for repeating the
law organizing Utah, was rejected by
large majority --s-----
The bill was then passed, after amend
ment, by lao yeas to so nays
Mr. Sickle's response to WilliamSon's me-
mortal was referred to the committee on
elections
The House then went into committee of
the whole.
HoUsE.--Mr. LOVejoy, of Ills, spoke on
the slavery question in terms of exceeding
bitterness. He alluded to the fact of his
brother having been murdered for holding
anti-slayery opinions 20 years ago, and in
the course of his speech poured out the
most terrible denunciations on slavery and
shareholders.
The widest excitement prevailed, and a
general fight seemed imminent.
Messrs Singleton, I3onham, Ashmore,
Barkesdale, Miles, and Martin, of Va, heap
ed the most opprobious epithets upon Love
joy during his speech, and threatened per-
sonal violence. Order could not be main
tained.
After Mr. Lovejoy concluded, the commit
tee rose and the House adjourned.
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ATcHrsoN, K. T., April 5, P. M.-The
Central Overland Mail and Pixies Peak Ex-
press, arrived this afternoon, bringing dates
from Salt Lake City to the 18th of March
and from Denver to the 3oth of March, and
SIG, 900 in dust.
G. w. Tracy, from Salt Lake City, re-
ports business dull and matters quiet in the
Territory
Tie orders for the removal of troops had
been received and preparations were max
ing therefor.
Much excitement existed at Denver in
in consequence of the discovery of the
secrt lead, in the Gregory mining dis
tricet. In the lead, nugget pieces of quartz
rock encased in scales or leaves of gold
were found--a thing heretofore unknown
in the history of lead mining.
The average yield of the gunnel lead is
$500 to the cord of dirt and rock. GuIch
mining is generally resumed. Miners are
making from 81 TO So per day. Emigrants
had commenced arriving.
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aANuEL .. GILBERT WILLIAM r. BAkER
Sc e. Gilbert 81 90.

wholesale GrOcerS,
Sycamore street, between Water and First, Evans
villc, Indiana. fun assortment of GrUceri.ss al
ways land, and for sale at the lowest pEices.
Agents. a Cypress Mills" Cation Yarns, 80. at
nlanu sr'5 prices. (uoyl
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THE WIDE AWAKE VOCALIST
Il Or RAIL-SPLITTERS' SONG-BO0K
WORDS AND MUSIC

FOR THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN OF 1860
CHOICE COLLECTION SoSGs SOLOS, DUgTs, QuAkrsrs,
AND CHoRusKs, ARRASGBD YoR PIANO OR MBL0Dkos.
The following titles to of the pieces will give an idea OF
the life scope and variety Of these thrilling Ae
Sons OF Honest Toll Baltimore Conventions Boboink Cam
pagn Song Candidate with Cork Leg Douglas and his Dnah
Fof Abe shall have the Belt Forward Forward the Wordi
Set out Of Way, you Little Giant Have Heard from
Chicago High 0dAbe shall Nnj In Good Republican Times
Nantes dropped Poor Little Dug Shout for the
Prairie King spitn' OBJ de Rail The People had five Ssnd
dates The Taller Man ell skilled Unro the Republican stars
p Up and be stirng Was its des Deutchen Vserand Was
t des German Trsnslaon We're bound TO Work all Night
Just Published and for Sale by 4. A DAGGEIT, No. Sos
Broadway Price 10 cents postage cent per hundred
liberal discount 10 the Trade.
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the Ocean and Rivers
the new and splendid barge NRW BAftraoRE A1t viii t. tn.
eycurpionsts to CLIFFWOOD GROVE, opposite Keypo II
which delightful spot the wonderful and unique entertainment
MT s p; HAFF,s ENGINEER and DIVER. dressed ia
from the o'SSs SS ThE f ktgoS oF
passing by the barge and steam The water at this point
though ONE HUNDRED DEEP is beautifully clear THAT
ExcuEsI0ssrs WILL BE ABLE TO DISTINCTLY skE THE
be thrown overheard the diver will them thus us
ag the odus perdnd Of the pedous raising Of lost vessels
@ Ts % win nso G s ye
for such Of the excIs n as desire to dsnce and every
The 'Sfps1 Of
This excursion will be entirely free from the objectionable feat
The amer and barge viii leave foo. Of 1adst s5a
rine-st., at 81 foot Of Broome st., at o'clock
TICKETS, 50 CENTS, to be had on the boats.
EARLY MORNING EXCURSION to the
GHoLERA BANKshs sea steamer
CAPT e PSS s BS & on
Aug Leaving :. = and hS q coSS.
can be had on board Fare o. yosEPh b1SAkG
"EIsHNG BANKS, AHOYw-The commo-
Asqs '.. and s & GRoToN GsP
.s M s sn beer s:s EVE EVERY S'aaa: a
f. ;ss:se s.Is9: si%s' e,
.ons ns I ss View s Bay Ss
FXCURSION to the LOCAL FIELDS Of
~ PEkNsYLvANIA;"-Ths CENTRAL RAILROAD Rail Of
entire Excursion, q % Ticket; good for e. days
Leave Pier No n r. at u and l q. n, and 81 p Apply
For further inornsiSn apply to H. p BALDWIN. General
Ticket Agent, No. So Wall-st
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HERNANs RECEPTION FESTIVAL
IL JosEss WOOD. This DAY ONLY.
JOIN SSfn MsposiGp S Il I'D! !SMEs cysck oTesoS
EDWARD PRICE and AARON JONES.
Al o'siosi. ksys Salute, II gum:
"l o'clock dR%SD Ti1rsf; opERArrc CONCERT.
DoDwoRrH's FULL BAND or sTxrI PEsr9RMEss: n
Gpspd seI.c,isn. from the Basusncts
Gs bunch of ksose. :. ns Of 6sdSs
O. National Aim Of the United States
J. Dvertimepto, from Lohsnsdn" n"....'.'..'''".wapS
ssiee.on nom the op.i. Of M....nso Aas.r
= %:s.s is ss.,G5 &, o:Sa 81
n "Jubslo Overture (composed for the Great Ess'ers9
With the accompaniment OF csnnoa Tor inc s1.ho
finale. Lnd pemset
Aer the Concert the spectators will please sEaher places
FIRST CosrEsr-Between MCDONALD ,,.,,v
SECOND CoSrrsr-Besween AARON JONES % ;, nn,cr
'A'AD RULES AND REGULATIONS
OF THE ARENA,
observed at the international contest VII be trushfaG De-
Principals. Seconds Bo,tshodsn Trsinsu UmpTss, Refs-
rees, &c, &c will be represented
f''' match VIII De = The Hs'c CHAMPION,
JOHN C. KEENAN,,
Professor OTTIGNON
powers Of endurance ne wi ser the grand contest sustain
the successive assaults Of all the professor above named Who
wi after the other cope with the Champion In friendly
TANGIBLE EVIDENCE OF APPRECIATION
the presentation Ofs containing the consolidated oontbu
tonsto -
The entire performance win be concluded at loelock m
On Tuesday at o'clock Heenan viii leave for Phiade ohts
attend his Festival at Canscs Woods, on WEDNESDAY,
the nth
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single end this book is the presentation, In compact
convenient form OF the more important iact
the political aatDg this country IL Las peen our
ain to let every candidate and other SPEAK
for himself his platform, and yindicate w ne may
his and the soundness o ms views Oh tne great
questions which underlie current politics.
course such a have but a comparative meri'
Maie Il large and still many things must be omitted
that the compiler would wish to insert ana every cc WIN
pausby asf why insert this and omit that Why give so
much of little of ~ Besides s not always possible
10 remember remembered to fnd all that would be val
ued like this We only that we have done our
hest: let him do better who can.
of of the chief vices OF our potcs
discussions You hardly listen TO set speech even hon
weinformed and truthful canvaser, which not msrIed pY
some unconscious OF the posi-
ton and this that statesman Documents
heedssy read and long since lost mssd are quoted o
with uency and confidence though with indubitaoe ccu-
thoY and tend to msead the We believe the documents
collected In this work printed that their general accuracy
By canyasers Of all parties. we Text Book win be
Listen and resd and reflect win also find NANTES! help to
clear of the issues and contentious OF the day
They viii be interested In comparing the actual positions taken
by MI. Lincoln Mr. Douglas, or Gen Cess OF mr. Everett
that In the fluent h.rangue OF some poncsI
opponent bzonng bis OF proving
bis nsincety To verify and correct the citations OF oS
decsmer sometimes the easiest and most convincing reiua
If trace Of partisan betrayed thread Of narrative
which partially unes the successive reports bills votes ETC.
Our compile record acceptable and convenient
TO parties and which might be consulted and trusted
By s original herein Is regarded a. OF no use OF
merit necessary eucidaon Of the residue Whhsu
apology further explanation the Text Book Is COM
mended to the favor Of the American public.
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NJOTICE.-Mr. WILLIAM II. SWAN duly
IN authorized to SIGN OUR FlhM BY Procsrrsn99nn "a
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- .sTthchs ConicaI Washing Machine-Uneqoaled
spensebe Price only Sl0 Depot No Sls broadway
So, CenSft Agents wanted IN all parts Of the United
~ seSd for Circular. Address Boz No ASA Office
"e" ih CITY r. l. 4. WRENCH
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1nO OOO CAMPAIGN MEDALS.
A HARVEST FOR AGENTS.

HERE'S A HARVEST FOR AGENTS.
Now Ready,
PRINCE OF WALES PHOTOGRAPH MEDAL,
COMMEMORATIVE
VISIT OF HIS ROYAL HOLINESS TO AMERICA.
On one side
SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES
Reverse:
SPLENDID PORTRAITS OF II. NJ. THE QUEEN AND
PRINCE CONsORT
Executed In Malaneotype from original London Photographs
PRICEs-sl so cents aud rs cents, according to Size
Agents and Jobbers supplied at nanufacturers price
Address ABBOTT BROTHERS, General Agents,
No. 742 Broadway, New York.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, AUGUST l3. 1860.
Drp GOODS.

CPECIAL NOTICE TO STRANGERS
- VISITING THE CITY.
OPENING FALL SILKS
CHAS. HEARD Sc Co.,
No. Dol GRANDST.,
Would specially invite the attention Of Strangers Uds n7 tne
NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
RICH FALL SILKS!
COMPRISING all that il in style aud desirable In ooot
or qualities, and
OF THE LATEST IMPORTATION.
OPENING OF FALL SILKS,
We make this announcement solely In reference to
SOUTHERN and WESTERN STRANGERS, .
stopping here OF passing through the CITY,
On MONDAY, August ID,
We will open
$50 PIECES RICH FALL SILKS,
FOUR DIFFERENT GRADES,
TWENTY-FIVE DIFFERENT STYLES OF PATTERNS
In prices varying
From GO Cents 10 81 IS per yard.
CHAS. HEARD Cor
No. sol Grand.st
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PECIAL TICE.

ECIAL NOTICE.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO.,
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
HAVE REMOVED
10 THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS wAREROoNs,
Nos 5j, ~, 10, 81, So and IS
DUANE-ST.,
NEAR BkoADwAY.
Where they viii offer for sale and elegant stock Of
DRY GOODS for the Fall Trade suited 10 al sections Of The
country. They opening weekly
AMOSKEA0
and
WAMSUTTA PRINTS,
In new and desirable styles These celebrated Prn the
CHEAPEST
BEST
now sold In the United States and they beg leave 10 call s
particular attention
OF DEALERS
10 them.
CKIRTS SKIRTS! SKIRTS Cheaper
~ than Retaied at less than Wholesale prices Mme
DEMORESTS PriseMedsl Skirts patented June 26 unden
ably the best Steel Skirts and the lowest possible prices
NoticeR springs 50o Is springs, 75c 20 springs 81 No
4I2 Broadway, Nos 2s9 and 80 Canal st., No % Sth-av No.
2 Grandst and No 1874 Pierpont st. Brooklyn Dealers
Piled at No. 47S Broadway. Call and examine.
A CARD.-W. JACKSON, No. 55l Broadway,
IA constantly hand every article desirable for FAMILY
MOURNING, at reasonable prices Particular attention
called 10 our stock of BONNETS and MANTILLAS.
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Boots, Shoes, Sc.


7 AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
IL JEFFERs Of No. 573 Broadway would respectfully soc
the ladies of NewYork and from all parts Of the Union 70 call
SHOES and embroidered Toilet and Bridal SLIPPERS. Prices
commensurate with the times 49,
JEFFERs, No. s7a Broadway, opp. Metropolitan.
1SO GEO, H. GRANNISS. 1SO
lcO nASBvACTuRERs DEPOT luz
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES, No. lss CHAMBERs-Sf N
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Bro, kIyu Young Mems christian Association
psnsY monthly meeting August the Re idiug
B,eelL Instit1te TUESDAY EVENING, 14h inst Of
occt Subject for discussion; ~" Christian nation lstiha
HE IN forcing lie institutions upon the people Of baroaou
county 7" U. VINCENT COffIN nee SEC ~.
The NJ onfbly Concert of Prayer for the EnsIavcd
IN the Church Pmitaps OF 10Th st. AM
Union. sut re), THIS EVENING, at o'clock.
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Mem publications.

ITO STATESMEN AND POLITICIANS.
i NOW READY;
POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
FOR 1S60
Comprising Brief View Of
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS:
Including
ALL THE NATIONAL PLATFORMS EVER YET
ADOPTED:
Also,
HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE
SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIES,
ACTION OF CONGRESS AS TO THE
FREEDOM OF THE PUBLIC LANDS,
THE MOST NOTABLE SPEECHES AND LETTERS
HEssRs LINCOLN DOUGLAS, BELL, CAss, SEWARD
EVERETT BRECKENRIDGE, II. v. JOHNSON, Erc.,
ETC TOUCHING THE QUESTIONS OF THE DAYS
RETURNS OF ALL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
SINCE 1886.
Compiled By
HORACE GREELEY AND JOHN F. CLEVELAND.
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printing.

AT JAMES EVERDELLs-Wedding Cards,
"A NOTES &c-These celebrated engraved Cds can be had
only the old Gard Depot No. BOZ Broadway corner Duane
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
IL Wedding At Home and Note Papers, &c Business Cards
Bill Heads Portraits &c at kELLYS, No. 81 Fultons, N "
WYNN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. lO4 Fulton-st.
w Latest styles Of WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, EN-
vELOPES, Gs. Established lsI5)
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GxrnrsionS.
GRAND AQUATIC ENTERTAINMENT!
THE PERILs OF TaE OCEAN DEFIED!

EXCURSION AND WONDERFUL EXHIBITION
Of the dangers incurred by those fearless known
OCEAN OR SUBMARINE DIVERS,
who peril their lives Los. from the beds Of
the Ocean and Rivers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

NEWS DEALERS, ATTENTION
IN II you want your orders promptly filled send 20
JOHN y. FEEKS Co,
Nos. 2l and 70 Annst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-26

Consumers depend upon getting pure PARTICLE when
they buy the Valley Whisky BY
only. VIM. DAILY,
IS South william Street. New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville BY RATORTH & GLENN.
an
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-26

~ HHDs Extra Fine Sugar.
III 100 barrels Crashed do
100 do Coffee do
50 po PoEdereddo
900 boxes Cheese.
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