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, 1865-07-19
ORR p1IpN1GHT mARKEr BRpoRT.

[spsc:A Diz7ateh 70 the Western A.soeisted P.es4]
new ToRE, July fS.
stect market unsettled snd weat. Theta Is app.e-
hen5iou Ct 1ening ushtness In money, and sone
brokers ertnce considerable c8ution and ccsIre to
get lid Of stocks From the same ressen tho pesss
ne tustttg out options no.e freely, helping the
Downward tendency ofprtces.
aov1TaX1sTs.
Thetsme feeling extends 10 Governueut4. Eome
OF tie larger holders show 4 dspo.tlon to sell q.
lowe. prices. Ordan for. Governments by tbs lAst
Etesutr were not Important.
NtCnlAx1oCs-
Certificates Ct Indebtedness arc " lower for new
Be1ttt Expectation tlafge future Issues produces
dlspos.ion to sell these securities. s.sto dul Ea
rad bends mcre acttye- NAcelslsous list shoTs no
material change.
Gold frm but the market lacks animation. There
has been rontde1ablo loaned gold called In today
which tended to ketp It's market steadT. Cash gold
continues plenty, and supplJ may pouib'y be In.
creased before long,
TIE money market Is unsettled. LcAns asa not
otterec 10 freely IN expectation Of rhtghesra rats.
Exchange ID Gull and with tendency toward
Atlll loEer Sates.
eutrx1a1s OF sPzctx.
shipments oftpecis tomorrow will he suall, but
arotnet. large inatall nent oIl52o b3nds viii 50 for
ward.
Petroleum 6ttcks dull today, and Email salts.
Buchsnan Farm, Sic: Aanhatsau. SIC; P1thole
Cteek, $1?.5o; Cherry Run. SIC; Havdff /, SLsl
Rynt Farm. s1.7a; Dsekman. u % Webster. 81.
Excelsior. t75os 0csantc, S2Co; OIL Greek. 81 70
Southland &1.s1s Lerryauta. 42.fs; United States.
$3.50. Petroleum dull but steady 1t 2sc +; CIude59
sc Refined In oaudl sN173c ffes.
LATKR. ....
AtGatlasht1's Evening E1ehauCe Gold, l43K :Nev
York Central. TN: Erie. alH; Hudson. ls7A /;
Reading, 1HH: Michigan Southern, ea4; 1ulHols
Central. III; P1ttaburgh. 6sx Rock Island. 1!5x:
North1esttrn, c6k; Preferred. cox; Fort Wayne.
a6k; Atlantic Mall, icy; Cumberland, COX; Quick
ailusr b61t Mn1kht nln. -
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1t. LonIA nIarhot.
(speetAl Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune,l
LouIs. Jnly 10.
TcBAcco-stead at unchanged rates. Sales CON-
prise 1t6 hhds.
F1orVActivt atabout last quotations.
GnA1H-Wheat steady. Spring at Sl2.al23; good
fall at tsa15c; prime at $l7ei IS. Corn steady.
M1ed white Ut ssastc. Oats steady a.5s95oc; CO.
hu, 10 arrive In September, solA 1t 4sc.
LARD-Advaneei- Sales Of 2o0 uercsa at 2baclc.
WuItxT-$lfn.
, 1865-07-19

go to the Best.-f3o TO B1ysnt q Edatton'a
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical b1atntss education, or to become good
Telegraph Operator. AddFees {enclosluS stRmps}
tQf c1fcll4rk, AKXAAf 4 SIRAEIOA. Chicago, M.
, 1865-07-19

On the iNa ln1t. a, 1.a Mich gan ayeLue, OF laf
tile tias.hea. HAMILTON HAfDES. son OF DR.. Io-
1eph l1d May Hid d.cth. ased wees 8 aul d>y.
noon At t'cItck
, 1865-07-19
Gtnle,t.

CTOLEN-Horses-Frcm1he the suo-
Old, tsgehsr wild srrinktlng Esson and tnn, 1ln.-
ed red vlth the Initials cf J: b marked On II.
be recovered. viii be- rherauy rewarded, JACOB
pERKEE, 534 State street jy19-el17-2t
, 1865-07-19

NIllwu ukeo Market.
Especial DhpAtch to the Chtcago Tribune
MILWAUKEE,, Jniy l8.
F1ouE-F,rm. Eales 100 iris country X sp.tng
Atf375.
GHA1N-Ebeat-Reseipts. 45,t60 bu. Market de.
clined 1c Sales on Change, Il 100 bu at 81 ll@tuH
Oata dull. eales SEQ bu MOL At tic, delivered.
Whe.t market 1t EewhAlt this eYenIng-sr8s 5000
hu No l Rt Sill. ca4h.
, 1865-07-19

Veshcla PaARed Detroit.
t6pecia1 ptspAtch 10 the Chicago TTtbane.l
DETROIT. July Is, 1865.
Ur-Bannet. sandesson, DAr!eR.
rows-F.ontier City. Hiaehmaa, Weber.
vYND-SauttYeat
, 1865-07-19

CTRAYED-Horse-Onth the even.
NJ ting OF tse July u, rom C. eavesvlI1e Hight taY
die. aud NAallss ear nea! Camp D1uxl4s. A Nb,tsl
CO g. Latest. tyl9 4f:.
CTRAYED-- Or stclen aboat two
high. white ~. Nhita spot on Two hlsd l@Ks AID
w6ltn rom n ntlock 4 Rad Of Th!r.7 poIas Will
, 1865-07-19
Suction 5ales.
CHBERT d SAMPSON.

GILBERT d SAMPSON,
~ AUCTTDNHHRn
Fixty Cr&tes Of ns5. q1aEty Wh:ta CROCZERY
WAKR. a Auction ca TaUsHoAY, JEly ~ Il 9x
Hr1n!te Toilet. pnrer xud Te1 Wa:e, from the man.
ut ctosy OF James Ed"e,ds 4 socs. 7. q T. Boou,
aud Others Including entire Lies OF {ayo-ite pAtteuS
OF the rest wasa Al TO a.ch. the wno!s 70 BE- sold
without re4efyc- Dealers IN .he coAatIy will ind IN
thik aaIa = good opportunity to buy In such 1uAnu
Ties they wish, to assort MP lher stock. a. thu
crates opened and each kra VIII be sold baoa-a.e
In Quantities 10 1ult dealers. 6ood8 p1ckad BY an
exptrtnced PACKER. GILBERT 4 eAAPeoH.
js13hSn st Aucttoneets.
, 1865-07-19
gt)tea9o Gribn1tee
THE CITY.

SAFE EnnoR.-We ere requested to state thst
AWts net one Of He1r!ng's S1fea that VIII broken
open. ~ reported IN the TRIBUNE OF yesterday.
II pezhape. would not be safe 10 state whose sale
II waf, as that would involve the request TOT
aroihtr c6ntr1dlcuon.
, 1865-07-19

yanoquA Rz11xr FCED.-cspt n. G. Nichols
Of y,ooua. Wis, il ut present N this c1y aoae +
trc aid for thoee rendered destitute by the recent
terrible tornado in TINT piaes. He comes well III"
do.sed by prominent baitaess men, Is gent.e'
nnsn district integrity, I'D opA 'fhose near. Is "
the right place. The fpls~xtES Is his letter Of
authorization:
MHaring connderee in the Integrity Of cspt. u.
e. Nieholf, We, the committee appointed TO eoNe'
IT donations in aid Of those who 60 eeTefef Eunei'
ed from The great e'orm In VfroQuS, on The sSsh
ol Junc. 163 Appo3nt him As agent to act for NJ,
where"
sirntd by B. P. P7e,t ChaiEman us.tweu A.
len, Z. C. Bletcs, y. A. Barnard. and Wm. F.
Tefhune, the eolte,ttug committee
C pt, Nichols arrived In this citY rcstetdsy,
end 1t once commenced o21ratoos 81 c.lliag
, 1865-07-19

AaAE Ii Tnorn1E--Aneustu. Meyer, the
3ouDg German mentioned in late Issue Of the
Tn1scsE Is having BEEN found guilty Of stealing
a watth and other articles from d bofrder at tbs
Cllreudon uouse. and bouud over In the .um OF
$50 for tIia at the 4 cordeg's Court, was aRatn,
Corrt. this t1sne on the charge Of bufglhrioueiy
entering the tsflor ehop OF Ms. Ee1uhaftt, On
St1te etrret. aEt taRfnc there!rnm pair Of pantz
salued n $la. He plead cut!ty TO the charge aud
was required TO- give bxl In the rum Of $500 to
answef before the Recorder at the next term OF
Court.
, 1865-07-19

WANTED-Age1ts- s-Trayellng
w TOR wholesale kou1 In Cniesxo 70 exu *s rs
Ynlnolzst.- corner CT Franklin. Jy13A1JI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

A UCTION NOTICE. :
"A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
rrv.r This day and to morrow, -
TgEsDSAY, November Il and WEDNESDAY, Novembsrl6
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE LINE OF DRESS GOODS,
- v,r,, OF various styles and fabrics. .~
uAlNkN TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS and L. c. HAND
- KERCHIEFS,
Manufactured FURS, CLOTH and CASSIMERES
bO0TS AND SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING.
evils Also v Sfnll ASSORTMENT e rM9s icons q
WEDNESDAY. NOV Is,
At 10 O'Clock,
At the auction room,
SPECIAL SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS,
under inspection of Port Wardens for account OF Under
neasss British DRY GOODS,
follows, viz
e,ssss s. ssa
leases, 1888 pieces BLK 4 white>
. PRINTED LAWNS.-S cases, 800 pieces, ~ PRINTED
LENOs-l case, 90 pieces fancy check LENOS
BLkACHED 0OODS-5 bales $50 pieces, ~ bleached
GoIzoM sHIRrs-s oassa, $50 dozen, brown cotton
ENVELOPES cases, 100 M. ENVELOPES
Damaged on the voyage Of importation.
general assortment Of STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, CLOAKS AND BASQUES,
6HAWLS, LADIES' AND MISSES STRAW AND
KNIT WOOLLEN GOODS AND STOCK GOODS
Catalogues and samples ready morning Of sale.
WIN. TOPPING CO, Auctoneers
1872 Church street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

"a MORTGAGE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT AND
"a costly Household Furniture this day Tuesday) No.
Number H. at lOK O'Clock precisely at the FIVE story resi-
sn6s CLINTON place eighth strce near sixth avenue
Stimulating OF Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets three
1osutifu aod black walnut Paror SUITS
cred in rich French brocate and reps Turkish Easy
hairs and Lounges match; rosewood Centre
fAbos Etaeercs Corner and Book Stands day
0ronse Clock rich China ana Parian Vases, Paror orna
= OIL Paintings Engravings and large Mirrors: magnificent
rosewood Panoforte. Stool and Cover S7v elegant
instrument with round corners, beautifully carved legs
with all modern improvements oyerstrung bass full
Iron plate French action fun seven ocaye rosewood and
1ooke Mirrors, Clock Tables Bed Lounges Spring and
Hair Mattresses Beds. Blankets Tea Tables Extension Ia
V1ve. Deposits required. E. ROTH Auctioneer.
B-Relabe men In attendance to cart pack and ship
goods for purchasers at reasonable charge All the goods
must be removed tweny four hours after the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

UCTION SALE OF
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
PAINTINGS, PIANOFORTE, cTATUARY, BRONZES,
and many and costly Works Art and Articles OF vert
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On this day (Tuesday) the elegant mansion lis West
sd st., 9Th sale CONNIE acing lO1s O'Clock
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
superb Suits covered with French brocate Of the richest
aescrpon Window Curtains to match Etageres, Bookcase
Bots de Rose Cabinets Encognures Curtains Mirrors
Velvet Brussels Carpets Chandeliers, Bronze Statuary
bronze and ormolu Clock Oil Paintings by ancient and
modern artists
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE,
round corners richest instrument offered auction this
Stool Cover Canterbury rosewood walnut
ing Bureaus Bedsteads Wardrobes, suite style Louis
XIV; Hair Spring Mattresses Sofas Chairs Dining Room
Extension Table Buffet elegant and costly Glassware
ters, Turreens, salvors Punch Bowl China Dinner Set
Also all the Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sale peremp
sory. N Blouse for sale Inquire of the auctoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF ALL THE
elegant and costly Household Furniture contained in
Tho elegant residence 95 Waverey place.
Sixth avenues this day (Tuesday) IL O'Clock precisely
consisting Of elegant octave Panofore, round
containing all the modern S7OO
Suits covered In the richest descrpon Brussels and
Ingram Carpets, Oil Paintings marble Tables,
elegant Bedsteads, Cured Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds Bedding enamellcd Chamber Furniture Silver Plated
Ware and article usually found In class house
Parties wishing to purchase assured that this sale Is
peremptory the house sold vacated
1sey Responsible in attendance cart pack ship
everything chased nj as sail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14
HENRY D. MINER, AuCrIoNEER;

HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER
III saesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post ofce
MINER a sOMERvILLE will sell At auction this day,
November H. at IL O'Clock, In front OF their saesroo
Nassau street pair black Mares 10 hands high warranted
kind In all harness and under saddles tro In
pole three mnues the OF Mare tro
In 25 easily has trotted In less than 2O they are half
sisters OF Flying Cloud stock and sold only because the
owner 10 going abroad
Also . double Harness, city made, nearly new.
long tail bay Mare six years old warranted sound and
tind excellent saddle Mare; In little over three
minutes
bay Mare years old IS hands high warranted sound
and Kind IN all harness and under saddle can rotfn 81
minutes and In every respect n most desirable mare
light Trotting Wagon built TO order by " Lawrence
o. this city and used but few times aoupe Harness "a
oood ~ new Robe 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

TOR RICHMOND, CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
Goes TO the What NJ Richmond.
The new and elegant aide Wheel steamships HATTERAs
Parrish, every Saturday, au2 NJ. ALBEMARLE Bourse
every Wednesday, ut IL ", rom pier -, North river
For freight or passage, hving superior accommodations
,rpty 10 LIVINGSTON, Fox 60, III Broadway.
Freight received overed pier 70 North river Al,
times during business hors Goods consigned to our ~
dress promptly forwarded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14
SOUTHERN LAND, EMrGRArIoN AND PROD


VALUABLE LANDS IN ALABAMA fOh
celebrated Turpentne Establishment q Kennedy Ellison.
both branches % Fish river and sandy and Wolf creeks
about fifteen thousand 50O round unborcA
timber The stills supplied with water by hydraulic
ta in properly extracting The spirits and making goodroslns
other place Of has the benefit Of this ea, ad.
The sts are located upon the bank Of river ship
men made from NE bank upon The deck Of e ,e..ei
ana supplies are arg sns '"e
The place s within IS miles 81 Mobile which can 10
night and distant about i7o or S miles from New Orleans
az AMI be., mi cheapest brea.ns anu
market where casks and all the materials forcarryins
be again good market spirit. aud ro.lns but nc
prices prevailing there DID not Justify shipmeas they could
These Lands being lnersected by many strains there
health q hs county s,csen. IN. water course:
TIE improvements consis, OF franc dwelling, with four
soreroom two story warehonse, hcspN for the SICK
stables for 20 head Of mules wagon shrd quarters
over I'D hands and other necessary outbrldng Tue out
damaged during The war
a number The crop. tina, have beenburned b
Belonging the establishment arc four stills two q -
have been patched; sir mass three sssons house,
hold and s.eeen furniture some ,.ss and nv ss a . %
There attached Farm Of aOu, 70 scres which prs:
duees and potatoes and soms bottom na
upon which hne rice has been raised Ana this piscS
~ only valuable Of NE spirits and resins thas
be made but for the wood ard lumber that c.a
be made from that portion OF the ands which has oeen
haused for turpenne and which lies on both branches %
the riyer-the articles commanding high prices - =.
There II good site for saw and graz MIA WIN roo1
foundation, or cotton or othcf msnufactoy. ..,.
The present high prices Tor naval stores ana tne prons
bty o their continuance Time ON account OF the
scarcity prolction Toe the FUTURE -
having been harmed up VIII cause place IKE
this with quantity Of anboted TIMBER and 40 ell
aby located 10 be- eagerly sought after deem necdlese
Il WI examine the premises ana
acnusint himself with rs Numerous advantages.
The attention Of capsss particularly invited 70 thia
very desirable property admitted TO be the best location
all respects FOR ths business - b. found anywhere.
AppIcatiDns Tray be made 10 by letter adj
dressed 10 Unontown Ala, until February nex then 70
wilson North Carolina; or 10 Mr. JAMES A. wEMYSs, Of
Mobile Ala during my absence from the State Early APP
pllcation IL solicited. WILLIAM Il. KENNEDY.
Usiosrows. Ala, Oct. 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1855
SHIPPING.


L,oR WILMINGTON, NJ G.
IL The lIst class steamship
COMMANDER,
Captain Terry,
will be despatched Wednesday, November 10 at r. M
IRON pier No. IA East river.
For freight or psssage apply TO
ARTHUR LEARY, 70 william street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

A UCTION NOTICE.
"A PEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE, CARPETS PARlOR SUITS, PIER GLASSES, &c.
NJ. DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER,
viii sell this day. at l0 o'clock salcsrooms 70 Nassau
street. comprising mahogany walnut and rosewood Paror
Suits covered in reps brocatel and hairoth Tapestry
Velvet Carpets marble Centre Tables Etageres with
mirror doors and backs Bookcases, Extension Dining
bes, Bullets Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, Bedseads
. m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14
SOUTHERN ADVERTIsEMENTs.


L,0R RENT-A FINE COTTON PLANTATION, ABOUT
30 miles from Nacbcz Miss In good order. with all the
buildings intact There are cabins enough 70
upwards Of 100 laborers also dwelling house gin house,
grist mill saw mill and stables all ia good preservation:
Part OF the land hill land and part Is low land bat al
above overflow This place capable Of making 900 bales
OF cotton besides the usual crop Of corn An excellent OPP
porunlty presented 10 DESTROYS OF engaging In
The cotton culture for extraordinary annual returns Kent
low 0nethird cash third LIST November 1855, and
and balance January 1851 This plantation ID offered fos
of the absence Of tho proprietor
Apply 10 GOODMAN 4 MERRlLI.. Cotton Factors aud
Comni ssion Merchants, 90 New street
SoUTHERN MERCHANTS AND OTHERS ARE IN.
- ycd 10 call and examine article Very profitable
investment tor large or small means
ED. HARRIS a CO., as Broadway
COUTHERS LAND, EMIGRATION AND PRODUCT
- Company, II Broadway, near Wall street.
for sale lOO OF the finest and most valuable
Cotton and Timber Lands In the Southern States exceed
fngly low prices.
Tracts from 100 to 10000
Cotton Plantations, Farms Mineral and Timber Lands Ia
Iron Works and Furnaces Coal Lands Silver Mines 40
TITLES GUARANTEED.
W. II. QUINCY, Secretary.
COUTIERN LAND EMIGRATION AND PRODUCT
- Company, ~ Broadway, near Wall street,
for valuable Tract Of Timber Land lying In Rus.
sell Tazewe counties, West Virginia consisting Of s0
acres which sell at very low price Sale be- closed
at once have the deed title papers &C IN our banda
W. H. QUINCY, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

VALUABLE WHARF IN BALTIMORE FOR SALE
Fronting paved street rs feet with depth Of l3 feet
y Por warens line 10 foe, water on which fronts ~
feet with privilege Of constructing pier 80 feet wide p
feet deep making OF the valuable whars Ia the
city. Apply 20 W. " LiG HTNER Chesapeake Bank Build
ng Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

A RrrFIcIlL EyEs-ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES
n made 10 order and Inserted by Drs ' BAUCH AP.
GOUGRIMANN (fcrinery employed by Rn'-asnas" - Va.
risl $40 nrnsdwAy. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14
wATCuEs. yEwELRY. sc.

WATCHES. JEwELRY. sc.
r sal BROADwAY.-I PAY THE HIGHEST PRllkN
n for Diamonds Watches Jewey &c, or advance on ny
same. ISAACS, Diamond Broker, opposite WhsckS
Theatre.
A 81 WILLIAM STREET ROOM No. &
N MORE PAID FOR DIAMONDS 10 ~,,,. = -
THAN AT ANY OTHER PLACE. Nv"
DrAMoNDS vALJED BOU0IiT AND soDp
& BRLATs WILL GIVE THE HIGHEST PyICg roR
- Watches Diamonds and all kinds OF lowe ~ FrencA
Italian spanish spoken Jna1s nesotassd IA Broalwas.
No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

A UCTION SALE OF BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
a "Wednesday Nov 10 at o'clock on the premises A
splendid chance for every to provide homo small
outlay 90 cent Of the purchase remain bond and
mortgage for term Of years. the purchaser may pay all
cash IL he desires title perfect 50 Building Lots, healthy
and desrab LEGATION 1--WE minutes walk from the Five
uers Hudson City New Jersey the works of the Ame-
-ican Watch and Clock Company being built and cal
cuated TO employ QUO to 500 hands Horse from Hobo
ken and Jersey City ferries Cars all night Hoboken
rqr msgs and further particulars apply 2 THOMAS Al
from A. NJ. to9P. NJ, or DAVID SCOTT Auctoneer IS
AontgOmery street, Jersey CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.-SALE OF
"a House on West Thirty fifth street. ADRIAN ii. Null
1ER, r. H. WILKINS co. will sell at auction Wednes
day. Nov at IL O'Clock At the Exchange saesrooms III
Broadway the three brick House the north
side of Thiryh street between Firth Sixth avenues
and known No. 81 The house is about IS feet deep and
contains the modern improvements lot l6Sx99 Posses
sion given in thirty days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TINTED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION.

u CENTRAL OVrIcx
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Oct. l, 1865.
All persons who may hold unsettled claims Of any kind
against the Sanitary Commission requested 70 present
the for usment 10 the General Secretary at the
central office OF the Commission 2i2 without delay
JNo :. 81 ATCHrORD,
General Secretary
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-17
Democratic majority
4 GOOD THING.

We find the following In the Chicago Jour
nal, and rather like it. How does it suit the
author of the 4Ih resolution ? "the only
newspaper in lows that advocates immediate
negro suffrage: :"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Muscatine correspon-
dent Of the Chicago Journal, writes OF the plank
IN the Iowa republican platform seized upon as the
''sole ISSUE OF the Iowa coPPerheads-''another
such an experiment and we are tcdIed'' Poor tei-
low; he hain't learned yet that the eopPerhead
crew who opposed that plank got the ''waXng,"
while those who endorsed II won glorious VIC
tory.-DGrsnP0ri Gazette.
Scott county has, since the organization of
the republican party, been the banner coun-
ty" of Iowa, rolling up mgjorities of fiom
twelve to fifteen hundred. The Gazette is the
only newspaper 10 Iowa that advocated i'm
mediate negro suffrage. The GGzette is pub
lished in Davenport. Davenport Is IN Scott
county. The republican majority IN Scott
county, this year, is but two hundred on the
state ticket, whilst the out-and out negro suf-
frage candidates for the legislature were near
ly "wsxed," receiving but bare ma orities.-
Put this and that together. huff ced."
SANTA
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-17

giving the rights of suffrage to the negroes in
the southern states? If her congressman
ask TO do this, they will naturally be asked
in turn, what have you done with these peo-
pie in your own state? You have had them
there tor many years. You have long had an
opportunity TO make the issue as to whether
they ought to have the right. Their mental
and moral condition is much superior to that
of the great mass of the freedmen in the
southern states.
What have you done? You have done
nothing. | ask you, what would be the NOR
al strength of any politician presenting that
question in congress? | ask how any
member of congress from Indiana, who has
not made the issue at home, can present him
self, and urge the right of congress 10 enfran-
chiZe the negroes In the southern states2 IL
may be said there are only few of them in
Indiana, and ii is not important. But if the
few who are here have a right, moral or nat
ural, 10 the franchise, when you refuse is 10
that few, you refuse it to all. When you re
fuse it to twenty-five thousand, you violate
sound principles just as much as if you re.
fused il to five millions. | tell you, these
northern states can never command any NOR
al force on that subject until they shall
choose to be just 10 their own negroes at
home.