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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

The MARRIAGE OF Mr.. HEESAN.-The great soil
question, whether the Champion of the World, Mr. j.
c. HeenaD, has ever come within the matrimonial
ring, and if go, whether his fair coDquerOr was the
gushing young poetess, Miss Ada Isaacs Mencken,
must wait still longer for definite solution for in the
Marine Court yesterday motion prevailed, on behalf
of Mr.. Keenan, suspendng further action in the case
until January. Till then, let wsggng her
busy tongue and the tide Of domestic affairs flow
smoothly on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

Mr. VIM. o. Smith, long time purser Of the stsam-
ship Yorktown, and to whom we are indebted for
many fvors has been transferred to the steamship De
Soto of the Havana and New Orleans line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

GEORGE LAW AND THE COETROLLER.-When the
work Of eDargiDg the Battery going on, an open
space was left to the Staten Island Ferry Landing
for the purpose as alleged, of allowing entrance
70 craft bringing anything that might be needed in
.makipg the enlargement. This has furnished George
Law for several years convenient landing for his
fey.boats of the NewBrghtOn line, aud passage for
carriages was rendered available by removing about
so fest of the fence the southeast of the Bat
terry. slight impediment to Laws lawlessness hiss
resulted from action taken by the Street Commissioner,
in consequence of the Controller sending him the fol-
lowing letter.
CITY OF NEW YoRK-DgPARTnEST or FINANCE
COSTROLLKR's OFFICE, Oct II, 1860.
g. w. SsITH ESQ, Street ConmissioneT.
SIR ould respectfully cause 20 be restored
that portion Of the Battery fence which In the operations con
with enlargement Of the Battery removed from
the lower boundary the line Of Viii eha street. suggesting
that be done under the supervision Of the Superintendent OF
stone posts Of the old wall upon the ground and can be
nnsde available for the fence.
In order that the line shall be observed will be well
20 have survey made by Mr.. Even the Superintendent Of
Street Improvements, under his direction.
Respectfully, ROBT. T. HAWS Controller.
The survey was made, and yesterday the work Of
removing and setting the stone posts was completed
AT present passengers are landed usual while veh
cles are put of on the Staten Island Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

BAPrIsr CHURCHES IN NEw-YoRK.-There are
fo,tyfye Baptist Churches in NewYork and vicinity
which support twelve Mission Schools the attendance
IN which will average over one hundred children 10
each There are several churches in process Of cree
lion. The new church of the Fifty fourth street con-
eregation, of which the Rev. Mr.. Howell is PASTOR
Win. il is thought cot about $4,000 That at the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

POWDER MILL ExPLosIoN-GREAT EXCITEMENT. -
About fifteen minutes to IL o'clock on Wednesday
night the residents in and around Arnodton Ulster
County were startled from their slumbers by terrific
noise followed by trembling Of the earth and shatter
ing Of windows. Many thought it an earthquake, and
great alarm and excitement ensued in consequence.
On examination, it was found that the Powder Mill at
ArnOldton had blown up. The explosion was heard
for several miles around, and as far as POugh-
keerEe. How it happened is unknown. The mills
were entirely demolished. Fortunately, no persons
were in the building the time. The loss is estimated
at between three and four thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

FIRE DEPARTMENT DUTY.-The Board Of Fire
Commissioners al a recent meeting, decided TO return
az resigned all members Of the Fire Department who
have not performed fifty per cent duty for the last
twelve months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

No UNION OF THE KINGS County DEaocRAcY.-
The Committee appointed by the National Democrats
to confer with other organizations, with view Of
uniting on local candidates announced /, meet at
No. 377 Fulton street, on Thursday night The Con-
ference Committee of the Regular Democrats went
there and found the National Committee in session. but
as soon az the Regulars the lights suddenly
extinguished and the Nationals made their way out
and the Regulars followed their example, under the
conviction that the National did not want to fue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

TIE GREAT WIDE-AwAKE DEMossTRATIoN.-Ata
meeting of delegates of WideAwake organizations in
this city held Thursday night, eminary arrange
menis were made for grand torch'ight procession 70
take place on the evening of the 3st inst COL Jesse Z.
Smith was selected as Grand Marshal, and Committee
was appointed to invite Republican organizations IN
neiehborDg cities to take part in the proceedings
Committees on music, fireworks, and to select the
route were siso chosen It is anticipated that about
5000 persons will take part in the demonstration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

DIED OF HIS INJUREs.-Henry Walker, the second
mate of the bark Crusader who was fatally stabbed
by VIM Skinner, one of the hands on board that ves
sell on the night of the 18th inst, died Friday morn
ing at the New.York Hospital. On Thursday Coroner
O'Keefe took the ante-mortem deposition of the in
jured man, which was published in Fridays TRTB-
uSE. Skinner was drunk at the time he stabbed his
shipmate. Coroner O'Keefe held an inquest on the
body yesterday when all the testimony in reference to
the aray that could be elected was found to be con-
tanned in the ante norton deposition. The Jury
dered verdict to the effect that the deceased to
his death from sabs inflicted by William Skinner on
the 18th inst. The prisoner was then remauded to
prison to await trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

MILITARY VIsITs.-The Colt Guard, Capt. Chap
man of Hartford, Conn, composed of men in the en-
ploy of Col. Samuel Colt viii visit this city on the
9th inst, accompanied By the ArmOry Band. They
will be the guests Of Company c, 18th Regiment,
Capt. j. S. Morgan, during their stay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

VIcToRIA.-The loyal excitement raised by the visit
the Prince Of Wales may be prolonged by the speedy
sdyent Of parsonage who if 80 highly exalted as
he llusrous mother Of that excellent young person,
has great claims to the popular regard Miss Victoria
har also appeared before the Emperor Of France the
King Of Belgium, the Queen Of Spain, aud the Emps-
ror Of Brazil She lie said 10 be very clever wizard
OF thsse, indeed she is pronounced the queen. She
will appear at the French Thester Monday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

ANGLING Angle & Co. fish for gudgeons. Their
fsbingne are the lines Of an advertisement in the
newspaper with the shining bait of promise that,
on receipt OF s., they will for ward to their patrons
gold chain and lOcket, and sundry books A. w.
Howard of Flat Rock, South Carolina, avaied himself
of the offer of this generous firm, and forwarded s. to
their address Bat there was no response. He wrote
again with no better result. He wrote third time,
directing his letter TO Mayor Wood. The Mayor put
the matter in the hands of the City Marshal, who,
yesterday cent for Mr.. Angle. That gentleman soon
made bis appearance at the Mayors Office, refunded
the s. he had received with other s. to send to Mr..
Howard TO pay any incidental expenses to which he
may have been subjected by the transaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETIsG.-The Repuo-
rcans Of The Fourteenth Ward will hold grand ra.id-
cation meeting on Monday evening, the 22d inst, at
their headquarters, No. "a Grand street. The Hon:
joseph Hoxie, the Hon. Charles NJ. Briggs, and Daniel
L Nortbrup have been engaged to speak. The East
e,n District Battalion, WideAwakes few companies
rom the Western District, and the Seventh and Thr-
eenth Ward Wide-Awahes Of NewYork will parade
on that occasion.
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sc q tb + t C0 t
Der 0pftretter.

Der llnteSeidutte gilt tisrtura gaGr dit,
bnB am 1. glUUrmbsr otermals Gin Satr YcR.
Srlr Ycrfalen war-une er erIudt 2Iae. cenen sr
ore 3citHn9 trnst, unvtJialia an ibn lclta rper
an rte 9lfbalter atjutCSahlsn.
S. 2. 6iemmer.
Ncsemtcr %. no3m
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9feue StDbr : Sitter !

Am Stcbr rcn g. :. Bureec, bret SbdreR.
unterbab Den, Aucns paut cher ;pifhcn Dem g0artts
@ttred unb 3. y. 9Qcitr's NpctbCte, 4 luentaun.
Do per llnterIhrictsus 70 cteu prn pbuaodptia
Iurdd9etrmmEn it, uimmt or ptefe Gtsaenbeitl ltncn
6reuneen uu0 etm guttitum iberbaupt bic an3eiae
gu MAIDEN, cag or cine 9rcgs Iustpab ncutr Sitter,
in 3uae ii lttnGm frthtru Stci, fUr lbtrtit upo
@tnttr cinectc9t bar. Snttm CT auf ben SrurtlaB
aebtt lc pcbfit ais mSQlth rn;ufauffr, um rpicoer
Ucblfttt gu psrtauftn, 10 lapst CT aue . men uno
pcrren, tis eu9e 2rt rcn 2trbr9uttr broudtn, Gin,
btt bm ansuruftn. ottfsttGn gu btftdttatn uno fir
iitb fItf ju urtbciltn.
2GbicS' SrcF Sitter.
ais pcGrnc Dauiucs, sjnfahc, i9urirtt, Srcnlb unb
auoere gRerincs, Nlcusbeainss, 9mSbntiths, iparjt
uno fi9u1irte Ssipsn. SSnm Drs6: Seiocn ron rCr
lhGnlten art. sub OutGrS pcn rcrIhicceusu Strc6
uno Qrsilsn Stclla unb aneCre Sbapls pcn allen
artcn, Auatit&en uno preIfu Gin9bams, Sat;
tune rcn allen Tarten uno greiisn, uno uterbaupt
aIItS pen Drs5.Sdtsr mas Die SJ2cps fit iunee Da=
msn it, cesr 6lttihs YeIcrcn gu tro3cn rpdnfbcn.
Mann6z iiter:
5ub, GaiImsrs, Sotinttts, Slonnd. 8eiiinos, llts
trtIttoIr une alIe Irrn Sitter gu 3ablretb angus
fdbrcr.
Carpets NIB !Seftmcb,
g8ratns Irri Yei. otmaemathteS, 3reppn Gors
ret lbmaIss ure trtte6 SSItub, fir Sccr Cptr uuf
2iithe, an tiNiaen preifsn, SPic9cI II. 10.
Or03rreifu:
R0fIst. pGrfbitesnsu Scrtsn. Sbrr, 3udtr, Srrurg
McIaTss uno Gnotrcr. uuo outs mat unter tcm 9las
men Grr;srsisn te9rifen IL.
Sal3:
8smablenes eiusrrcrI Sati in Sddsn ano bsim 8ua
fbtL fsiuss Qfhtcn tc ptr SuontisSi cetr in t!ei:
nsu Dorp: :SGdsu.
?tue 2trttu eantss:prrtufttn msrhen on NIortt:
prsiisn i'm Iustauieb fdr @aaren aussncmmsn.
1urth Die bis bisrbsr quite lInhrtdeuns i'm Sc:
fbaftS, piro aHsr Stri6 on9cwanet osjst ciucn 9us
ten Strt Sitter 81 balen unc ar biui9sn Yrelsu gu
rertoufp.
S. 3. Suro9e.
Sttctsr II. nabo
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Sttctsr II.

'Qtl!Hw itttf stt ;ueleiG gi6t unb St
ten bon tsm perbrtrattetrn 2etsn, ben Greuvru
unb 3rdtiaIrn, 5eifnmaen, gefdrdtunarn unb
BiberwGrtistsitsn. eaBs aae prrbeiratbste Men.
IGrn, cher iCl6s bic 80 tsratbsn ssbsntsn-teneu
absr nod cine flfine 5intsrnie i'm g4sas tIt-
pteIes BUD lrien. 9a6st jsbsn iunasn geann unS
5raucn,immrr i'm Qante CO IeIrn. gs IN Scn BON
sti6sn unb gilt Gufl6lub lber @etslmni6r, bic
stn .9sNrr piBsn frlte. Gin wenis Senntntb teIm
Anfanse fam etne gGelt SUll 9rubsI bertiitrn.
S6tde fur ein @rpie (25 Cents sinss16lpsen)
an Or. WiIIiam 0ouns,
So 4l6 SpruH Strafe, philadelphia.
1pril 27. 1860. noi9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-19
N},A.cMr ~ eM

y V y w
sRrb tirrmIt fesftsu, Dap bic ltnttr,ci6uctcn
'ols @rlcutcrsn pse lebtGu Biqens UNI 5claments
pee SrRortenm Saco b Dsrr, Isstbn ron
HAlrntaan 9shd Gaunty. anBelellt wcrrtn iino,
alr Gtrisnisen raber, wcI6e nod an tsIagte
z5insrIaB aBcni6aft f6ulrsn. linp niu6t innsrtalt
sRc6en anlurufen unp atwtsSablrn, limb
sOl4t bic nr6 redtmaBiss 8crCctunsen taten
hc5rn, finb 9leiAfaaS srIu6t fcIae tunsrtaIb
tm namlt6en 3eitraum einJubdnbt9en an
Daniel Oerr, G.,.s
Gbarles Gbriftman, u 'F0'
glcpembsr 81. naGm
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GDurt=0rD DflQmattD1l.

etnttmal Der ohtbors :. 8. " YroISsn gidttt in
persSenen crsn Scmcn Atas penI erisn Srle'
9 brhnS otn Saunss59cubanEien unS Ftba IN Staai
ptnnppaniCn ard tinss amis 4Stnt Rihttr Ger mrs
icGentn SclrtSn Optr unS &trNcr ue aattntr1n9s
tsiaan Saunt uue Scbua Stobtr une w.
ea Satirs gcbis Riisr Der Scursn non ontr une &tr=
miner unS aaetmsusr GsansnFe fir Sis 8n9 ven
bap unS sra0tem pso eaurtn brtn e5
fsM an mid sr ba6su mern lie us Scurt pen opr une &ers
miner uuS psabriftr2 Rn9 uno Scmmcn Vas anbsrGuntn
rs stBan perSsn eG in Ssr SaNt aasnon fur cas- Sang
vsdla duf cen
GrRen Wcntas I'm Wonat Sanuar,
1861 sIts Der m sos rco tsfasn CnaS H. unS rslds ;'r
BodbsH eausrn miro
90 ptro Giern,it Nahrtht Se9rtcn,
an ont Srisotnsrtsr o 5rnl6 inntrbalb sbsn Sonips
pcn et,a Saf e bann bailbh m In tiaur Tsrn NIT rer
Res RctcrGe Snlun;n ne erlnulicnsn einuhotn Bapeh
UNI iDren Qfitbtsn eriaoEsr scurt 0biirartsn.
Des9lei6en wrrprn aud ale btejent9en,
rsIs asatn Stauecu in Gsinanf es SountD Ft6a' 1
Vl6asr eSs 5sacn aurttn hltSn. btnadrhtdst eof ne nd
aqocrunS Gab tn;nNtn tlbn 0tefclbSnj preaurn MI
ts ihnsn rtt,t Sirten mna. 49,, -,
8aa Stslnlbsr i'm sabrs unisrs Ssrrn lsCO.
Gbarlre .. Sans, SGerfF.
Go1E erhaIte Die RtpubIit!
H1tndun, Ncc. ~, 1850. haps
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@uDitDrS Mnset9e.

Sn Dem @aiisnscriht ron ecda Gauntr.
Su Der Sade Der 9tsdnun1 ucn 9arcb Ser
Jan, gemintirator fer SintsrlaenIhaft Der psrs
acrtenen 8arbara tert, leBt9tn pcn 5ei'
Ifltere Saunldp, 2sda GauntY.
rlno nun NoS. 8. 1860. ernannts bic Grurt
auf gurlGtaa pes 5rn StiIes, bic Serren 9rter
S6nsper, petr @rce unO GtarIss getsr, als
Siturrn. um teIaste Re6uans dber,uIstrn,
m nStbts iitersulettrln, unO SertRsiIuns gu
ridten
VA Mrs. ben llrtunbCn.-8 8eeuSts:
EssD q. Sau5mau, Cdr,
Stengrnarnte QabitCren werren fA fir ter
|nbspsd ibrer Grnsnnuns periammeln, am @all'
Dauie pcn 0eter M urr, tn Sdssrsvile, Sr'
"a Gaunts, unb spar auf Wontl3s ban 24Tcn
december. urn 10 ubr pes 8prmjttasS, aIwc fit
stls SntsreBrts enfinprn t6nnen, wenu fs e5 ais
AlGtbi9 rrahten.
i December 5. na3r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-19
GSb0rleS S0rfsteS

QFpEln
feutrftitcn uno cIt9antSn GebSupe
2tn 9to. COS @be6nut StraBe
CbtrbaIb otr 6tSn, untsrs Ssits, in philadelphia,
pcrle9t
@r cffcrirt nun Elm frifchss uno fcbr ausqeosbn.
tcs AlIcrttmrnt pcn SpdtjabrSs uno 0Siutcr=
RlciSuua, fit DlinRcr uno 2nabeu gun 8er.
FauL mc3u CT Die GuimsrtiamtEit ron prCmpten 6
Monat uao @ar9do Rdutsr s;utOpst.
Sine Grfabruua rtn mrbr ais 40 sabrrn in bic.
fem gtfhaft, itet hn in oeu Stano 8crbsile als ,u
5mles, Guaitdtsu uno Dreigsu aus5ubaleu, oiepcu
tctrem Saule utTtrcfsn msrOcu tEuutu.
'Rduf.t wroin atbtun9sutu sin3ttaoeu fstnen
StCd "a urttriuthen cht hs iCntwc taufeu
0~5~ Sc5bs qrC;snt Discount tu;ro t.lau6t fir
taare 8e.ablGn9 in 9utsu 6unbs.
J. Sert. 26. ro3Sp
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$. S6nurntan,

O Ser9eBt ben Srt beileibe nidt-er
1T 9eraoe 9e8eniiber Der Soo SclIon
Sooue, GQentoun.
alIentaun, Gept. 10. ua3m
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SO d Ch I / n t

seirb bier,nit sGsetcn pa6 re untsrjeidnetsn
De Grsrutcrsn pcn Der SntrIdbenihaft ors psr'
s,rtrnen Ssnj a m n y | M, IsBtprn Uon gSd'
Rntus Gaunfdtp, qeho Gauntp, ansritcdt mcr'
Ben linp.--gllc Dirjent9th pater, wete nrh an
sIastr 5intsrlabcnltaft lhulcen, lnb ttcrrur6
ifeeforbrrt innsrbalb 6 QEcdsn GniuruIen unp
q butsSablsn. - llnb Sclds bic np6 rrdtmdbt8r
knfrrperun9rn taten mtsen, iinp 8letdfaIIs et'
la6t pitlsltr innsrbaIb Dem ndmIiGen 3titraum
BobItraGtist einSutrtngen an
benjamin Grim,
@ioeon Grim, Gr'crs.
9tatban 9rm,
Nosfmber 81. *6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-19
SefcntltCbe 9Senbu.
l(uf Oienlfans Den Iffen Sonul

l(uf Oicnita06 Den Iifen Sonuar,
nSdisnf, I'M - llbr 9Ritta9s. cNtn am oauis r,e
llnttr,ejtncrn in 0ter Matuu9tc SGuulcblp. SGtb
Gauntp. fclslnoe Nrtitd oui S1tntIihtr &enou rsr'
fault wgrrrn:
Gin 4oar math gNauIsItt, spd 9att SbatI.
Qftrps pahe quite tSEbcr fup, sub MT SAILS, ttn
f,bwertr sin9iuls QBo3tu, Gin jpci9auls Sprln9:
loutlttr: Ra9tn NIT clner 9uIen Dedt, 8utthEr:
ma9sn, cine rsue Yuaap, Ciu QSClihtrrnrtIu9, Gin
&trspfIaa, ouprrc Yfd9s, Sage 5suIEtttrn uno
Shtmd, 2 eunihlusn, 3ps fbpere ocIh!tttn
mt augell,rutn Scbttu, cine reut BInomublt, elm:
Srcbbauf. cine Sttt cerplttss Nautce GClhrr, ct:
nc ccprttts Seu Garrio9e: 6cihirr, cine SEtt Gin:
fparn,0es Gtlhirr. @lnpbaIfeyn eetnGn, oetriitn
G5rubhatt, oadtn, Mtitaotstn. Sperrttttcn, Ruf'
tcttGn, ooIdhtSoL uuo 1eltt, a 8ittGn uno Set'ta
rtu ttn Gd'hruat bctlttits, , pc,Ettn init Hchr
3 Siiht, oausubr, 40 cocr 80 Marr htmaImatbte,
Garpd. Stuhti 3Gper. Stinusr, turfCrne unb d
trrs RltItl, Gtletffsin, 9ieilI. orbln, Sdatn
stnltn, 6ruthrtfe. &.ebcn, Ctu crlter site Sehip'
hlrp ounb Gin Sahr oft, uno iCnt nrb rtsIs Qrtttt
~ wciuiufti9 iu mtIctn.
Dis 8trin9uu9tu am &crtoufsto9e uno Uufmor
trp9 rtn
gueae 5blaud1.
VscmGtr 10. ra2n
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Eg3 3u Derfaufe1t.

l Die Drudrrei gum .,ee6 @auntp . as
sOt" miro bisrpur6 rurA 9riuat Saubel gum
Tnw{angetuten. Dtelete fann nit pprr ptne
| |"yM sioi|f, unb nit unp cbne bic 8e6nune5.
N N..tsu saEl perern. Die 8sctneunsrn Icurn
nsS;h1t fir ben Oeer bic 6dufer ssma6t wer'
o'Sie Sie tastt oaber fir ir9enO iunse 5srrsn
~ Ieaenteit Cfen = cine lUlte bic
h sh. .fatIe 10 Sabre finpsn tam. Wtan
f EfSsSi Gutb uno 9elfrib.
er gsr IA.
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3lciSev ms0bcm $scIst'
Gin 0ro6eS Sc6o6 in A0Gentnm
Nrue 9Gaarrn fir BEN 6rrtl # unb
gSintcr

S6nurmou uno 9teubaros ercFEs 9yona9crie
III pieecr-rlbt mit tt6tnctasn Shiercn-n'tt cInGr
unaemsin arcFtn neuan9tscmmCntn Stueun9 rcn
StbcnsUurct9ttittn 0usitafirt mcrpCu.-2cr Gtns
trjtt 1T fret uno oarin tann man fcbtn:
1900 Saf HGde; 2OOO 8raf RGfe {;
1900 lleberrode; 200O Yoar 9cltn;
2000 8eften,
Sen allen 6arten uuO Yreitn, Gcite 2rts,t uno
nah Den ncutitrn Sdltcn'. gRos nceb hoe 8ite
1T, uuter bcftn aufcnoerltt 8lticuu9sltdsi teInt
ocn th autb nch Die fcl9nne une rttl9siutbte 2rti
fcl, Die nIrseuos icnltpc ;u batEn ino Gls in BEN
arc5eu Rtioer:I IRaua9crte pcn Sdbnurman uuo Heu:
haro, ndmIltb Iie m,Ittrtlibmtt eiusctu:, Gcus
alass, 8rrdlurt9c= uuo YeIsRGds, lpctn uup
l8eIttn.- SClbit Gin Suhanau gHaun tGnnSn mir
IN cine Suit 8letcer lttden, baB CT 70 aut ausaudl
pis osr atte ,8ud" ftltit. Do iirbt man ebtufaus
elm unrcr9leihlitber pausn rom ftiultGu uno tetCn
Sutb-Gu9ihes, Deutitcs uno Sran;SFlhss-unb
pcr cs rcrjtrbGn clItt, cb eine 8tcbCr anmtTtn i'll
laiTrn, ecr miro slshfaIIs ouf cine fuperfGin
l8eilf tcbisnt msrccn, an Yrciiu pCrtttr fb tit
oan,s Q8slt Eritauut
pa iitbt man rom ttiitn unb IhSnltsR GalIuet,
pcn 25 bis 50 Gents lie Ware ;-uno raS III trcb
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-06

VERDAEcY.-Knox went down to the
court house yesterday, to raise some money
by mortgaging some property. In response
to an inquiry as to whether there was any
mortgage on his property, he said no; but
upon referring to the books, it was found
that mortgage was entered on all his i'm
plements.
"For de Lord, Misser Brodbeck, neber
put EN- dar."
"But how comes your name to be signed
to the instrument ?"
Wall, duzzent know muffin about it,
only dat len Misser Call one hundred dol
lars two years ago, and he made me sine dat
ar paper to secure what he owed me-
And this is apparently the case, Knox
lent a man a hundred dollars, and then exc
cuted mortgage on his own property to
secure the debt. Good for Knox-he can
boast of another color besides black, now,
and that -green.-Du6uque Herald.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-06

LIBERIA.-From recent letters and papers
from Liberia we learn that things are doing
well there, especially as regards agriculture
and its beneficial influence on the neighbor-
ing natives. These are indications of pro-
gress in the right direction. There is no
scheme now before the benevolent world
that promises more good to the people of
color than that of African colonization. If
there were no other favorable aspect il
which the efforts of the Colonization So,
ciety might be viewed, the fact that it has
provided an asylum for the fifteen hundred
wretches found in the slave vessels lately
captured might suffice to show the merits of
the work. But when we remember that the
settlements on the west coast of Africa con-
stitute well governed Republic, having all
necessary facilities for educational and moral
improvement, churches and schools, with
higher seminaTies of learning; that they
have done more toward the suppression of
the slave trade than all other influences be-
sides, the object of this national orgauiza-
ton must commend itself to the good will
of every philanthropist.-B Aaner.