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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25
For Judge Court Common Pleas.
.IOhn Pitcher. of ROaeu CounfN. has
Negro EauaIitv.

The following extract from Judge Nor
tons speech in reply to Turpie at Bloom
ington, demolishes the foolish cry of Negro
Equality" as completely as anything we
have seen:
But my friend Purple mas good deal
TO say about negro equality. That is the
burden of the song upon the part of the
Democratic Party--negro equality Who
IS in favor Is the Republican party in ia
vor of it? If so, where is the evidence of
it? We have great deal of loose decla-
nation.
Col. Foster.-I will tell you where the
evidence of it is.
MIR. Morton.-WelI, say on.
Col. Foster.-Iu Mass achusetts; ninety
five white woman married to as many ne
groes.
Mr.. Morton.-My friend speaks of ne
Rroes voting in Massachusetts. When
were negroes first allowed to vote there -
Has it been since the Republican party has
been in existence? No, sir they voted in
those palmy days when the Democratic party
elected Governors IGreat Applause
Col. Foster-l am speaking of practical
amalgamation.
MIR. Morton.-You placed it there. My
friend spoke of Ohio, too. He spoke OF the
State Of Ohio, the negroes being allowed to
they are allowed to vote2 That Constitu-
ton WAS made when the Democratic party
had majority Of twenty thousand in that
State, (great applause and in the Conven-
ZION that made that Constitution there was
large Democratic majority. CONTINUED
applause.) When were negroes first allow
ed to vote in the State of Maine In the
good old days when the Democratic party
had an overwhelming majority. (Renewed
applause.) In point of fact, my friend can
not point to Il single step taken in a Free
State toward enlarging the rights of n free
negro-toward negro equaity-snce the
Republican party was called into power
My friend may take the State of New York
When were negroes first allowed to vote
there? Years and years ago, before the
Republican party had power. Who was in
favor of it? Martin Van Buren,, the bosom
friend Of jackson, the man who, with his
son John, are ardent supporters of this Dem
ocratic Administration. (Applause.)
SO far as the thing is concerned all this
was done years ago. The Democratic party
is as much responsible for them to-day as
ever, and as far as the Republican party is
concerned, they were all done before it was
called into existence. Much applause.)
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25
CANDIDATES.
For District Attorney.

NEwsrRGHr June Stb, 1850.
GENTLESskS ;--Y"u will please announce my
name In your psper as a candidate for the office of
District Attorney for the Common Pleas District
composed of the counties of Po-ey, Yanoerburgh
Gibson and Warrick ELLIS LEWIS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25
Col. Henry s. Lame

Will address the people at the times and
places named below:
Petersburg, Thursday, July 26
Washington, Friday, July ~;
Dover Hill, Saturday, July %;
Bloomfield, Monday, July 80;
Spencer, Tuesday, July 81.
Speaking to commence each day at ?
o'clock p. M.
Prof. Fletcher, Republican candidate for
Superintendent of Public Instruction, will
accompany Col. Lane while filing the
ahove-named appointments. Prof. F. will
address the people, at each place appointed
fer Col. Lane to speak, on the important
subject of Common Schools.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25

" .9DEE& .ETTE.N"TEO.N:-OU EN-
-E% tire stock of fancy Silk and Summer Dress
Goods, We will sell at Cost, and even BELOW
COST, in order TO make arrangements for early
supply of Fall Goods. Those wishing tn take ad-
vantage OF the above IN lucements, will please call
Immediately at No. 30 AIaiu street.
Iuly2 ROSER BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25

EYOURFH OF JUL F-PRR SONS
II wishing 10 purchase either Rife Blasting
Powder, 10 celebrate the coming Cele bration, can
Gnd q superior article st
ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY,
luneN. No. % Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25

WTEs!-H TEs!!- WTSs!!!- BaFcheIOr's
Wigs and Teupees surpass all. They elegant,
light, easy and durable.
Fitting to a charm-no turning up behind-po
shrinking OH the head indeed, this is the only
Establishment where these things are properly
understood aud made--l6 Bond Street, New York
marlT-Iyrd&w
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ADJUSTMENTS


The public respsetf .i.i this isvoras place
MONDAY, sov. 5. 1850
sPAtDINo 4 ROGERS
NV asEAr
~ demonstration OF few WEEKS worthy OF the
,,v .sssmEkcIAL EMPORIUM or AMERICA
~" ohLAANs kcUs for yeara has been fea-
METROPOLIS or rHE SOUTH,
uhe only smer.sn CITY In which tirus and Opera are
hass ,n. ~ ss and rsn whic have ss
skill being there sn1os IN
re cate sor, with the dne Ars snd Gsa.pand
MSIRorolIs or THE NORTH,
siooDED hoRsKs
-, sKnLrANT soUIpAaE
"Afs s'si n irsnS sss
vi iaais s among which
Troupe and wi'A0u, Tvsl % Ss UGrde Elssiqae. :
ss New ss' sy
MR. FRANK BARRY
Of this Or any At M a rses % .I Il ss city
From the New rsans Am sh.srs formerly Of rr.eon,
sIs as Ta0ai an equal
,om ne Ne slssn. mp b sess formerly Of FrsHconis
Fromhs New Orleans Am hItheatre Paragon Of Eauessa
s1tNOh ANTONIO.
from ne New Orlears Ampbthestye the admiral Orch
tom OF the Ky Asnm. first In this city.
JEAN JoHksON.
Eoues@n ush rope and best general perfoner In this Or
any country
the great Leaper snd Acrobaic performer ,
HAncUI.Es LIBBY
T. SMITH,
Acrobat ard Nan Monkey
,. keefe, John Harry, Pepper Julian Kent 80 BE-,
III new sspirans for northern fame.
sIeaRlsT AND zAEFRETrA
ccmpo edof
sIe. @aRIEfTA zAsyRErrA Mad. ROSA sIEaaIsr
GKIst
MONS vALogDE
the best male Dancer Of the age from The Opera Comic
Paris,
AFUlL ,CkDE BALLEr
vii sppaar nightly in partomtuoe and ballet
perfomsncss In thering ~ be etlyend By hose ssvo
- DAN CASTILLO
Late OF the Alhsmhra rlsce, London
SAM ~ No,
Tie fsvorie Jester Of the land OF cotton and sugar
- S'N'Ae'A S'sA HIRAM
FROM the New orlesna phhestre-an e1ripe WONDER
C6rs appearance this Cit will be ralner
q j. hoGkns, Esq
AkIs1OoK hI@ I'll NDER.
From the New Orleans AmpfIhsatr
More Than brute little ess than human First aprcs
in this city besides
A STUD or RING HORSES,
Suitable for the aytte, who them and
for horsa fanclera
Grand Masiinees every "einesiay and Saturday after
moons
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4. To-, ,yoc,ss 2. MISS .osy ,o sogs5s
8 800 Opinion. q The English pr.s-
VS. iq . rspoa ~ Sosds, ss . .ls The dsss q
DE 1as.h Spelling World . "a sdS apss . Sss long
San FRANCISCO ssScafre and sJsD.y The psc- ssisc. r
hsr srs, performances Was The .Irsh Hsiresra so~edr
Don s' ss%s ~ J. We s%sssS.,s spr;:ss'.
ss bred i ss sr 'G rsrosnss * over s sors NJ:
spSs.ass. iss ns,s gen, rive. her H. ssr ,s
ssmu.oy tson,s 70. n.v. y ir.soa be- sse.s
.sr, Sss y asa- sa -sry
ss.ss.., .ss%s,s.d gssiss Ses sesl. y. l:s sss.s.
.s,y.d !. : = war ,s,lse .a ls.I. = Msran ".
. vel suk,s y =. 10 A. hsrs seen 90 one better
sa.p,.d as up many 2, MI sss. par snss MS
bosrs, We nae nos sSsdar q doubt
xorns Po.t Wis. eousenhen /. srao~fa and youhfui
ss.e h. s sss ~. s,s ssss., rs p 70 ~
,sse. assisted y c.snl ,nc The %srsr.n she ..ds
!, aise q .ss xss Jo-phlae
90. re- 90 .sr:s ( r.gsra.d !. e.agse star .
i,sy Is vita hes us1si rrsesyai fAnisr,y' our ansr
Der psorm.nes .s s-s.er han : usa. 3. sSes osos
a. m sSs sr % p ass ass ss sna o. Rss
for opcs hss lent one 81 the os alb spesk % be, thou
sss, Prssd S. sssassaeai T.as.s rs.p.
ss sss ss ss ~ , =. ess ... sss %
ceent nsnre peasApL pquani msnne-, and thoroush
hnowedge 81 stage business sh- had VERY enthusiastic
cepuon and the ovation Which she recessei the fall Of u.
-. "a sSs s sc so a
Mis- Vousenhsm has good ngu,e expressive fac great
earuesnt-s vacy ard 40 eyden conception 81 chsr.ef
There genial ws,mih % nionNsson AZ Zines that rves
pc1 force q TIE dslosus ard quick insigsn nannsf
nai shoes thorough Appreciation NJ the suhors MANI
The impression mace UPON the audience vas ms.
and the csi al the end NJ The comedy loaf and rssn
faiy resrrsph Miss Gougsrhena ~ s-0en i'on -
Urited S,sies sde her fr-t pesrsDcs snrasa 49,,
dvy evening and cfestec vcry fsvursoe lmprr@.n. 49,
- lssre Ans enhu.astc saih nee ass 49, y =, ~ -
the lyteum theatre Mis-. goueenh-n h~ 1,es. " -
rcnmsnf her she IA yOnrg she ~ w, nks -
ene tspfrssiv- eyes .rd hsncsne ~ 80
lriah brouv@ N ,rrh evce tiy mel fans n ~ ~
enty nd without sgori sid siibonrh ire ~ go,
merry hspr,s n rden v.s tivsci1ts 80 sauss aer
p,r- as - a elAin si-t -fy hrs Mo- nltR rtar
sfs. III owe sfnnThe lsfT posfaFet efrrv srs1n
80. ~ ~. .sere hss a. aodal fivsrtg .nf fHgey
AZ tTnsre u - ~ rfsl =. ts1susl, =
coma 49, 81 ~ taniIHfft 80 - - EAA
49, = a,ss - = e. IL
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LTTERATyRE.

rue APPREvrrCKp LrBgARy, s-1 Bro>dwNy, II
open for The iosnrr ~ books Ire supplied
with PRINCIPAL daily picorisis no
catalogue has recently bsca published e,usnng TIE
n several thousand more volumes than he whca
preceded n The terms are
Apprentices ~ mechanics or tr.fexren. frsa
JgrneJ mechsnics anferts te,hers shoos AZ
srsoeIr - lads empkost N hs ono,s % s~ysrs phys
~sps ~ one foilsr
Free arssnv ol..es r0r lnsretu apprentices ~
urseirA n~rt arcs IN -nscsxnsa arst rsW~a AeAa
a-e lev sea
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CLOTHING.

Am caAno. xos LADLE IL AID essrlI1
3 ia TO- rsan nd Ssss 80 ~uoiss Drsss ~ csryss
s' .ssss: s Z: new s.-.z =: rs ss -
. .as; sss : = M snsn s'd 's
4 BETTER CHANCE SILL foR LADIES XsD oES.
a Mnep % convert hes cas- O. ccssins Into c.sA Il gus
s Ps s 10 % and o F.a w e. s
M Also, Furniture. Carpets, Jswelr, &c 10 svct mis-
on, @ Isssy.nis s.,aas se.w,sa sseeenih and r~en
"A s.seasn Iss1s s. h asu nod far cast d cosns
Tor he Western snd ioueru msrhei; ruruiurs
from Is So ~ Coolies sssa.a.ss Ssi ~ os S
@ "a % & M X ss s:' ~ sna s1I
kIs ls6 Seventh avenue send house selow r,sny Ira
srss u s r.. II . s,'''d your 'A''''' lA''
a oRRAr DExArD ToR CIOTHra.-.LApTEs AND
ss-s .ry az % ssss ~
eo.. frcn . $40 IN srss.ss rrc- III = - o.,d v Or
s.ss . ssSrsssss 4 ssrrs Is iSrs avenue i~ass
RARE AID , s .s.r =, y, WHO ..S
surplus articles oI'Swe.rns Apprel. Jeweny ovpesa
s s-sd s g q & he
rs b.ss com.osed = raros.ss for ,.s s'1s W.. o.
srs:-s az g g' s.s: IL eva ssssus vss
s ,s.s DO y =: Z" go. .saS sseui
esEAI SgAsT1I q oAs, or Clo,ai .,ss, rs 4.
T.l nlsu %sssss rais: :, ss,s.. ss.ss -,
SO, . sss,.s s' .s >: "a BSsss .:.::a
vhrh Wi b punstuAiy AMENDED "a LAdss aendsd 70 b.
Mrs.. u,
a BITTER CHANCE STILL LADfH AsD olNTLn
"a men-A demand Tor the Weesrn msrhs1
iarre auanu{t q % ciohrs furniture csrpea sv
slry kc euarasses 70 he pes prioes 10 ne cwy
Twesty am twenty sixth streets wl be runssuaiJ ~
tsndedb. Ladies attended " By MA A
JUsr ARRIVED, PROM cILIrosNA WITH y! ooo.
al rr~as amount AT rshlna fog tie Csuyusrse
Fines IN. hishes prize psd or CAST "a lossnE
frr e7 Dree~es ~ " SIS; for Pants
ard yes,a 70 "a NJ ~arss pccs Jewery t1rusure and
Beddrg the highest raf for. Please call on or address
2. 0sbey. No 80 Vest Broadway, between Le0sard and
rraskLn streets LADIES' slisnded W Ms. n. 0sbeT.
yyHy HfGuvsr PRICE PAID. IN CASH. roR LtDrxy
\ gentle msn'a cast N Gottiag C.pets, Ol1 shs,
FurrsnYr Ac Can note sicresset " . DANES
81 laird avrnua WI be puucsnslT Attended 70 ladies' a.
.s-1gg - y. 80 ~.
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WAILAEKN THEATHE
w MIR. walaok Lessee. Mr. Lester WALLACE Stage Manar
PLAYING WITH FIRE
PLAYING wI,H FIRE.
PLAYING WITH FIRE.
Tux FIFTH wEEK.
THE FIF1H WEEK.
UNDATED SUGGEST
UsABATED SUCCESS.
THE GREAT COMEDY
THE 0KrAr CONEUY
EykkY NIGHT
TILL PURIFIER NOTICE
STATS MAY BE 4ECURED
- TIN DAYS IN AuvAkCE
NH LESTER WALLAIK. MR. W. X BLAKE
NM A. DAVENPORT NM NORTON
kks HOEy, MISE CANNON,
MkS. VERNON, MISS TREE
ALL APPEAR IN 1T.
Noors vt ~ Commence nj 8 O'CLOCK.
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veApu rIWI-YRoM CHARIxs1CN to HAfAnA.
Il IA. E,v y~~6-Unsed states msll steamship ~ Ah.l-
Wm Rcns rhe fusnsaer senessa ss,se
.tl ,e~,e Cssrs~.ct % e la nh and Hth soTemer and
ali ". svans m tke en- 7h Nuverns AZ Deccm
- 49, ~h3rN viii rave Chses,cn on ths W.
ara isss Of r>rh rnnrh snd Havana % ne ien 20
..~h r,n pr ssfttv ssaft co~ft anf peaaure ~ w.
csrn0s - supposed gssas. e.a e earsa en- ~ vs
" spurrOeb TIL vrryf 90 81 Nfnsd FrTt 80 80.
=, wnRnwHAf 60 tNsrlcrsqr VAS t1r M = : lneI
80. \. rr.6e n ii 80 ors Tor Ne ttss asrsd tEs
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Am UsE mErTS.

! ---~~~~~~.~-, AmUsEMENTS.
| A cADxsf OF MusIc-M ARTHA -'~>~~">----
| posyrI Hs yEtipAYl EvESisG .oy :" ''mss
4 BSNErIT or " SsAsoN
CARL FORwrs
~ general desire MlRInA
NINE INES FABBaI
IN her fsvortte role Of lady Henrietta
NM V. REkK ELL. ............ A.
SIG. s1IaRLLI ~
his admirable character OF Lyonal.
CARL FORMnS
In h<s great original role OF Piurka
THE RRTDAY EVENING", NOV.
By general deare, Fotows popular oernAn OPERA tous
acts, OF
MARTHA.
with the following magnificent cast
hmo lknS "A BBRI.. Lady Heprecs
Nine v BrhKEL.........n Nancy
STI0kLII
GAIL rOHMD6 IN his original role OF. Piunkea
GRAkD oROBEsTKA, CHORUS aud CORPS DE ALLsY.
Prices Ct admission usual Positively free a
the pre~s
The sale Of seais for MARTHA win commence this
inR, the box office OF he Academy Of usic, hAboa
Broadway
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OADENY OF nUaIC-THB OPERA
"A Ibis FRIDAY evening, November 2
Last NIGHT OF IHD SEASON.
Benefit Of
CARL FURhES,
who vii appear In hls original rols Of PLuNKTrr 10
MARTHA.
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VALUABLE WAGON AID SADDLE HORSES FOE

exoepou The pleasant and eessnt driver he United
ktaua Sre very fast and cost s. 90 viii sei her for
81 and ah0w speed worth Ble worth 81 600
for locks spd syle Of going lwiho spee Also Ahaad.
Horne 5L hands high, old very ish
and repilcmsns rad horse In every respe beat
nies abay Coli bali sser % iAnsrn -
Also e1yHni agpe Ery saddle Msre 5H hards high,
lonr natural tAr old, carries herself spendd shape
vel worthy the attention Of gentleman or LADY wish
inr Ora ciasa horse 1t . reasonable figure.
fhe all respopsbiy and fully warranted In every
inspect kind and sound In ali hzrne and under The ssddle
ard viii be sd ri price or her 10 Close tse stock
gentleman giving no hin horsea AddreD r. Dor Ito Herald
o4ce.
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SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvaE-fo sucCEsD TIE
- Adraas.-The North Atlantic Steamship Company viii
ssspaich for DE above sers their speaiid Steamship
LTtANfIC Captain q. cray carrying the United States
s.sis following d. Nun Canal street whar.rIori
s5sw rct, On sa,ur1 Nov u and pes y. fr TT, aavrs
aAvrs Ths Atlantic unsIc-l ed for stregth and oomfo
Ans wHterssxht sns and In al respects In com
re4s limited number OF second cshia pssengers
nor whoa cyeeent have been provided VIII
~ takeu u SB each freight passage apply ~ The
/ r STEPHENS, Secretary.
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nip Company tend des aichng their fun powe Cd Clyde
S1II ' 81 's.si s~ Saturday sov.ms.r
sna every saturday :. uocn from pier 4 Sos Ssr
f p cabin !, sosoo 80 . sfSs s 10 Iadca
IT,:
sss:;s sss: :;
oassa..swa eeia SIS sss scd Sos Storage from L.
TSsse ssmsr. have superior accommodates ps.s1ss
S an and h.v. r sss hi on
further Information amply tivsrpooI William In
~ ~ ssass @ % sss%s;
& 5ass Deoeas Dc soas s Ps
espha 70 JOHN g pss os Tsln., ~, e ora he cpa9ys
eva. BRITISH AND s1 sSsSa sssaloAs HoTAIxAn
vnon sew YORK 70 uvxsrooL
SG ION S
sson .osIos 70 uvssrooL
y.lsa sAos s.ssss %
NJ: rom Nv ss:;. ss r. s i 1 s. ND Ss9
szs Si' $. 'sss 1S: ,:s
zo.s ys.ss cary ciss sSiss light masthead;
sss ss xs,.
ssdn ASsss0n so wsaassy ocsSsr
1k1Bf1, ssoas, :. sos;ea wssns.s.y October Sa =
A.sSfS sss;. so.;s: -: $50; s.: i
Haeths no4 secured until paid for.
An sxper1onced surgeon board. :.
thoee al will not be Aocountaole Tor gofd
fvoY bslion, specie xery, precious stones metals,
bills iadng dxnei therefor au the value thsro
A' ''''-'' ''i Irsths G'.s' ass.
UsoK sOUrHAnrTon And HAvKA-oN SATURDAY,
IL No. E-fbe United ssass mail steamer rULrON. J. A
Wosaoa couuaadsr. Will sail from pier No 81 North river,
focs f Bcach street, saturday nov TO- noon This aes
for safety and corfor has doube engines
ndsr deck evolosed by whioh b.
xtes tends In the event Of coou srAndnG,
d kesp Ne pumcs free work the safey Of
ss and pasengers Price Of In second cabin 10 and
SAMUEL n. FOX,
ESQ MACKESzI1,
Aeeuta, No Bxoadway.
g. us>znsr AKA0O WIN ssl December g.
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AMUSHA~HT0.

NfnLos CAMDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, HovR.>BkR q lsA
Seventh week Of the sEement Of
NIX EOWIN FORRBW.
Who viii Ike HE third appearance this FOUR yesrs ~.
0THBLIO
swtsred by Mess Conway, TiAher Fanno Oanoi Martin
Donaldson. Mo ria. Hsrkins Mrs.. Conway NINE. Pouid
TO mo row evening.
DEAD HEART
Monday evspiug Mr. 70 RRbBT a. Othelio.
WINTEK GARDEN
w To night, November
Mlss CUshMAN
IN TRA3lDY AND COMEDY
AZ Ca dnAl Woclsey 10 shAksperes great tragedy Of
HENRY 1HE EIGHTH,
Mrs Simpson In the comedy Of
SIMPSON A co
Ia consequence OF the immense attending
CUkHNAks performances visiters requested
70 secure their scala in advance.
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SAVANNAH AND THn SOUTH. - .
- ~ new And elegant aeamskp MOUNT vKRrOH, u
se Awerrss Atlantic stesoship Company, Ia H. LAT
Novenber Msr. ~ -. = -. 49,
rorsost rAfey ard speed by The ocean
Ii~seu Il New orleans Nv fs nosie ~ nontgome.y
cssusnoora SIS Albany. SO, CoIanbus 81 .uspta. III
@se"' - Nf' @wea ssress and SO Broad var.
n. MONTGOMERY succeess spd leaves on thursday No
N8P.N.
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In Ne city engaged " dispense vterS
STRANGERS
should neglect 10 call In 81 the
gAlkTIns COHCERT ROOM
before leaving the city, being indsputabs fact
INSTITUTION
which everybody Open every everng T. Closes
Of Ia No toys admitted Esmes ber from faurA
keenes theatre Admission Is eenss
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npsvATfr fNSrpvCTf 1N PRIVATE PUPILS RI.
.4tVes ~ eft and reuasrr1 rNnw~,eut ~
- fs-f 49, kastf fuen ~ stare ladf.-s hansver
~ t5t e8Hafe lie eaee 500 US
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MATRIMONIAL.

UHIATRuoNY MADE nAsyn-sHowIN0 TUE q
M crvt bow 70 win q lover and be speedily married
new book for bc<h sssesL Free for - een1A Addren
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yrBANKR or NOVEMBER 5-FoR SOUTHAMPTON
- aad HAvrs.-rhe isvorss Al aeAmshp iLtiNols Osps
a HAsurdsy NOV noon with mails passengers and
- for naiand Frwt cabin 70 Havre, 80; 70
0outhasUsna s cabin HAvre, xb 10 Southampton,
G10 D. fORkANCR agent, No Bowling 0rsen- New Xork.
6aAk Drsfa London aad Paris for sAle
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QIrTTENrH srnEET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u 1871 the cheapest place 70 buy nns nrAndies
niy Ade, q a. Wes Fifteenth street. No liquor se b. u
gaaa OHARLN WITH PrpytsAow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

II ooLEy AND CAMPBEiLS MfNsrREis FfBiIOB
ii SALOON, MONDAY evening. October 70 aai ev0v
evening.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
OF THE GREAT STAR TROUPE
look At the features-Jumbo Jun Gum Flung, 0usa.
Rurlesque stump Speech, Sky Luht Adventures Twin Bro
tber. &C 6c
Doors open ehl; commences a, ~. Tickets % cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

no BK SODA PAIR or BAT HORsE1 YOUNG
sound and KIND well matched pony built is hands high:
also coupe RockAwsy panel sdes movesble pArtioa via
70 accommodate sir. pole and shAfs
also A square boIop Buggy In hrst rata order pole and
shas tosesher with double bsvpe&a Saddle Bride
cheap for casA Address Dor 2s76 Post ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

DRyANT's xrksTRFIS
ID MechAsics Hall, sr5 Broadway
nOkDAY Oa ~.
And ev~ry nshl
JERRY DAN BKfANY
tss celebrated Ethiopian Dromos, Ia New Aa brriesI
isuKhabe Sayings Ac.
wAhBoLp, GOULD. BRYANT and B1R9nk
10 their beautiful Chowee QuAreas Ballads, 40 boukAev
Plantation songs and Dances.
Lorrs open At " Commences ~ o'clock
Tea ex ~ ceu,s.
, 1860-05-10
Nebraska Moncy-~Stond from Under.
From the Springfield State Jourra1, stb.l

4 letter received By gentleman Of this city,
few days ago, from the Secretary of the
American Bank Note Company, New York.
contains fer items which appear to US to be
Of rather an interesting character, and We ethink
they will be SO regarded By our readers. 1t
seems that the owners Of financial institution
in Nebraska, known as the Western Land and
Exchange Company" spilled to the American
Bank Note Company, some time in April, for
assistance the changing Of their beautifully en-
grared plate from "Western Land and Ex-
change Company" to "Corn Exchange Bank"
They could rot induce the cngravers to make
the alteration, but it is quite likely they will
hnve better Success in some other quarter.
Their proposed intentions are to establish a re-
demptioa office in Chicago, and to buy produce
this seas hin Illinois aud Wisconsin, with their
WORTHLESS rash. We besieve they hare made
several e.fempts to introduce bills on the
"Wcstefn Land and Exchange Compaar" into
this State, but the swindle has not been attend
ed with much success. Knowing that they
could not cheat the farmers Of Illinois with their
old shinplasters, they attempted to lndnee an
honest company of engravers to assist them IN
getting ntu batch into circulation. We con-
sider It pretty certain that they will get their
plate changed; in which event they will open
bills, and close it as soon as they make "a good
haul" Their wild cats will doubtless be taken
by many uuthluking persons, as genuine bills
on the Corn Exchange Bank Of Illinois or Wis
consiu. We advise our readers 10 have nothing
to do With such stuff. Sebra6ka bills generally
are worth no more Than 30 much Wasta paper,
and those issued BY the "Western Land and
Exchange Company" are as worthless a. any
Of the ztst,