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noudescript animal supposed be connecting nk In
the chain Of between the bute and the human e
Is now al Barnums The Limbs cannot be szahtsned
any outang waks In erect position
exceedingly awkward The far high and too much
back for neefo the inches long proper
ton and and teeth entirely animal Its
bright and Intelligent but the brain quite small and pao hiee
In could produce heartier Jim Crow
laugh than this gets of the occasion ssne
times face crowd another time its drsss and a
image mirror calls forth shouts Of laughter Various nc
dents which have already occurred show Il to consider
,ble sometimes short words spoken
- axa conz
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DOCTOR OLDHAM AT GREYST0NES,
AND HIS TALK THERE.


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The N. T. Commercial Advertser sags: =
Crowds OF visitors daily ockng TO the American Mo-
scum TO see wonderful nondescpt half monkey and the
other half what The formation Of the limbs and body that
of monkey while the face and head closely resemble the
gro The limbs cannot be aighened than an oranS
ouang its walk in erect position, is exceedingly awkward
The far high and much back fcg negro the
several inches long proportion and the and
head the situation OF the and the pecaa shaped
and teeth him to resemble bsboon than harna1
being lie exhibited upon the In the Lecture Room,
nd here ia bis element The crowds OF people araok
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The n. Y. Courier and Enquirer says:
"WHAr Is ITi-ls lower order Of mani is higher
yelopment the monkey both in cobnatiou II IL
only about feet high and weighs y poGnds It's legs
and long and thin and resemble hoe of the ersng
outsng The hands however ke those Of human being
The head shaped somewhat Ike that OF monkey bot the face
Ike that African Of the order The
creature along with shutting gait very much Ike e
dery and from me time kind OF ehespiug
The tho skin Its face and Of DARK
lstio and smooth and shiny IL has been by nau
rsts specimen OF the connecting link between asd the
monkey very playful and perfectly good nAtured during
I'll this time II constantly gnong and occasonay s.oors
and rests h hands thighs The latter motion, the
hbitor says s the return OF its desire all folr"
What Isl What Isl
What IsIti What Is Itl
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DAY, MARCH z, 1860.
OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE.
Fren pbd<n, Wisoa.
Ne psyer Of al others .h, ts be the backbone
10 rssir he cause Of hLerty usse ssd hamany 10 set
forth the divine law Ia ch to enforce moral prin
spe spon The essn Of eur country hsz finally aDph
in Upivsrss Liberty"
Frsm E1yria, Ohio.
al ea,nst % wHbsus y.ur nvsssbh pspe, wish soa
be read b, s,sg hmHy IN the isad."
From Ansnosa, Iers.
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III. month Al meeting called Tor the purpose we resolved
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~
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CASSIUS NJ. CLAY'S SPEECH.

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THE KANSAS NARRATIVE. By John Doy Of Lawrence
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Salaing the streets.

AAYos q OgFIcs, NEw-YoRK, Feb. 27, 1882
TIE nowing ordinance passed by the Common Council aud
DproTs by the Mayer zSa OF February, win be sdy en-
EEced: ~, 4
70 present spnins salt other substance IN the streets OF
NfW.York for the purpoEe CT melting snow or ice -
e II ofda ned by Mayer Aldermen and Conuonay We
ca Of New -Ycrk, IN CoInmon Council convened:
SBcTIoI shall be lawful for psrtons %
ear hrow sprinkle 70 be cast thrown or spnkee
SAT- or spytkeI substance In any avenue street lane asy
h public n tho said City Of NewYerk for the
pu5P1ss stg O. Ice that may have sceumused
bssn depesea In suoh street. lane aley high
eyr ppbEc place said city EXCEPT such streets aad
portions thereof travelled by the o. the city
ne which companies hereby Pexmitted 70
eo1e the Of salt iKside and foot outside OF their
s under penalty Of not less than ore hundred dollars nor
hundred and 6y dollars tor eScb ard every
s6ense against tls provisions ofths ordnance.
The Mayer and the Commissioners Of fofes are
directed TO the provisions OF ecten Of
ts osGnee be strictly enforced aud ell violations
ereos Immediately reported TO the the Cor
TA'>- - FERNANDO WOOD Mayor.
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The N Y. Times says: ., go
Singular about himor he obviously Of the male .peeiss
are that ne can laugh With thorough henes. cad
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DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DIsUNIoN.

THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS UNDER THE WYAN-
DOT CONSTITUTION. Speech Of William H. Seward in the
Senate Feb e. 1860.
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NATIONAL POLITICS.
Speech Of Abraham Lincoln OF illinois, delivered at the Coope
institute.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13
COMMERCIAL.
New york Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 18th, P. M.-Flour OPEN
ed quite firm, with very moderate inquiry
for export and home consumption, and clos
ed dull and SC easier on common grades,
with only limited demand; sales 1900
bbls at 30@5 40 for super State; 5 200
40 for super western 5505 IS for COM
mon to medium extra western; 5T5@5 IS
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
Rye -four quiet at 5o04 10. Whisky
firm, with a more active demand; sales
1000 bbls at 235024c. Wheat opened
very firm at an improvement of lie, AID
closed heavy at decline of 1c upon yes
terday's prices; sales $500 bush white
Michigan at 5O@l So; $500 bush white
Indiana at 429l As; 10000 bush Chicago
spring at 81 for No. 2, and % for very
choice No. 1 +; 5000 bush No. on ship
board at 20; $1,000 bush Milwaukee club
at 2601 30: 1900 bush winter red west
ern at 1901 81. Rye firm at soc for
state. Barley unchanged, at 5000 for
state. Corn opened firm and closed heavy
and declining, at 71@72c for mixed west
ern in store. Oats in moderate request and
unchanged; sales at 37@381 for western.
Pork firm, with moderate demand at
Is TOOLS rs for mess Il so for prime.
Beef quiet and steady. Cut meats dull and
nominal. Lard unchanged, at 124@13S.
Butter, 1l@15 for Ohio; 1920 for state.
Cheese steady at 93@113. Sugar steady,
with fair demand sales $50 hhds Cuba at
6407. Coffee firm, with rather more do
ing sales 40 bags Rio at 143; 200 bags
Laguira at =; 43O bags st. Domingo at
13@134; 5000 mats Java at l63@163
Molasses quiet. ~.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13
RAILROAD RECETPrs.

OCTOBER Y, 1900
2 24S bnsh coal, J. L. White 40 bbls whisky, AL
Lis Hovesi 10 casks; tive bbls, Preston Bros IL
boxes tobacco, S. z. Gilbert & Co.; 22 boxes smut
Bendrich BTSs; bale, J. H haghee & Co.;
box, Anspacher PIaut; boxes shoes, J. Fl. 4
W. " Morgan; % cases. Read Burrows cases.
W. Wells; case, P. G, O'Riley & Co.; 5 boxes.
Chas. ). Wells; bale, c. Cassidy; l case, Mrs.
Russell; box goods, n. G. Looeman, Colum bia
Tenn; box paper, Dobon Co.; 10 bbls sugar
Geo. 8Oster 4 Co.; case Mdse, Hamnerslough
Bros; cases, Hay Webb, Carmi, Ills; TOO bush
barley, Cook Rice box, bedstead for Julia
Ann McKeever; box, 10 sacks bran, j 4 D. Hell
man; horse, TopfE Lang 80 bbls -four, ]. Il.
Oglesby; case G. $. Sontag; box Sanders Evans;
Social Hill; box, A Strauss, Paduceh, KY; l
Hodge; 10 bales hops, Keller White. 49, ..
a. i. SHRADER. Arant.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13

1.-The River here yesterday evening
had risen about eight inches. Weather
clear and cold.
1.-The ''pioneer packet" Charley Bow
en-, Capt. 81. T. Dexter, ". ]. Markell and
W. A. Howard clerks, leaves the wharf at
IL o'clock to-day for Cairo and all way land
ingS. She is well known as the regular
semi-weekly Evansville and Cairo packet
the first boat in the trade-a good, staunch
and reliable craft, differed by capable and
gentlemanly men. Mr. P. D. Viets is agent
for the Bowen.
1.-THE neat, new, light, feet and com
modious steamer Genl Anderson, Of the
Daily Mail Line, is the regular passenger
and freight packet for Cairo and intermedi-
ate points, leaving at noon to-day. She is
an elegantly finished side-wheel steamer, of
good size and light draught, possessing all
the appointments of first class boat, in the
hands of able, experienced and gentlemanly
officers. She has been but a short time in
the trade, but her merits as a good, staunch
and reliable boat and her polite and obliging
officers are fast gaining her a multitude of
friends Capt. Jno. B. Hall, at No q Wa
ter street. is her agent.
1.-The 'lead- horse" Grey Eagle, the
large and elegant Louisville boat, in charge
of Capt W. II. Daniels with Capt Sam B.
Halliday ana george AShcraft IN the ONCE,
was advertised to leave Louisville yesterday
for Evansville and Henderson, and if she
finds sufficient water will be here and return
this evening, presenting the best opportun-
ity for passengers or freight going up the
river.
1.-THE Union, Capt. Rothrock, will be
down from Louisville and return this even
ing. Ga
1.-The Gen'l White is the regular daily
packet for Henderson.
1.-The Mianetonka, which should have
been here yesterday in the place Of the
Dunbar, failed to arrive. She has probably
stopped on the way to "practice at the bar
1.-THE Bowling Green left yesterday
for Madison, where her machinery is to be
transferred to the new hull which Capt.
Liter has had built for her at that place.
THE Fanny Bullitt, in charge of Capt.
Fl. w. Smith, with August Lemcke in the
Office, is advertised to leave Louisville for
New Orleans to-dsy. The Autocrat is also
advertised to leave Cairo to-day for New
Orleans.
......Thursday's Louisville Courier says
Yesterday the Captain of the Andy Fulton
had a meeting of the Captains Association
called, and when they had met he made a
motion to have the rates of freight for the
South, as adopted by the Association, low
cred, but to this they justly refused to agree.
The rates are low enough for shippers, and
not more than enough to pay the boats, and
the members Of the Association therefore
refused to listen to any such motion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13

CINCINNATI, Oct. IL, P. M.-Flour closed
dull and heavy, with more sellers than buy
ers; SIS OO@5 10 for superfne; some par
cells of extra were forced on the market,
and the highest price offered was S. CO.
Whisky unchanged and steady at I83.
Nothing done in Provisions. Wheat dull
but not lower. Prime red, l 10, and
white l 16. Corn duh at 40 40 for old
and 80 for new. Oats in better demand.
Rye dull. Exchange firm at ] premium for
Eastern, and premium for New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13

Ra- The State Journal, speaking of
Judge DeBruler's exertions during the
campaign, pays him this merited tribute 1:
This is good work, well done, and Mr..
DeBruler will not easily be forgotten by the
party to whose services he devoted such gall
liant efforts in so hopeless a cause. 1t is the
biggest gain of the whole State, and shows
that the Pocket is on the road to redemption
DeBruler will win the next race.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13

ESF The Republicans in this county have
elected their entire ticket with the excep-
ton of two. Mr. Mclean, Democrat, is
elected as enc of the members of the Legis-
lature, and Jos. b. Bake, Democrat, Clerk
of the Circuit Court. Eea
Judge Maxwell, Republican, is in all
probability elected Judge of the Court Of
Common Pleas in the district composed OF
the counties of Parke, Vigo and Sullivan,
over G. 7. Patterson.-T. H Express.