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, 1859-08-18

REson's IMPROVED HARRISON EAxGEs.-Citi-
zeus Wishing !. first class Cooking Rang. put
into their residences and warranted, should call
ut d. l. Hoonc's Great Western Range Depot,
l45 State street. Unexceptional city references
riye11 Au{.
, 1859-08-18

WHEELER & Wilson's :;EwIxc MACHINES
We prefer them for tanri'y use.--I. !. Trituhe
They arc the favorites for f:l,1i1ies.-.l. J..
Times,
1t las no Enthusiastically: -imtr1uH.
They maintain the pre- enainencc.--'. j. Err.
pres. t:Eo. Il. t:n1F1ExpES,
Gcn'1 ty't, l67 anti l69 Lake street.
, 1859-08-18

AafLnoAp lEoS.-Two resstls arc unladine
ra'lroad iron here for tie Chicago uud North.
western Railroad Company. Their uuitcd cur
goes amount to elcycn miles Of track.
, 1859-08-18

An ERn1Sa W1FE.-A married woman named
Mary scbren'cr was recognized by the husband
in the dock at tic Police Court yesterday n,orn-
ing, arrested rs common street walker. He
agreed to take charge Of L1s errius spouse, and
she was let OF by tile Justice.
WATER COMMISSIONERS NEronr.-0n tho
fourth page Of this mornings issue, xe pre-
sent the Official report Of the Board Of Water
Commissioners, Of Chicago, presented at tie
hte Council meeting.
, 1859-08-18
United STATES EQUITY DIGEST,

UNITED STATES EQUITY DIGEST.
III Two Tcis. Rnya1svo. Price a.
y DIGEST OF ALI. THE REPORTS IN For1rY.
ctiac 1T te UnItrl ates Counts - the Sryeru Si1tx
fru fhe carl e. ~rio I" be- slme. two volumes
:snessr,nrg With the Unis.si States Digest It Curnon
Law 'ii Admiralty KeF0.t* by Mc>s:s- Mecaf Perkins
t'nns ar, rn:nan. and forming. with that ear1tr III.
Ec:s It ~ tue K.ort* to ISL r. which period Atr Put
ar. Eqaisy ;ernns With T'e II 81 the Reiors eut..
l'l III the st and Table cf all the Ca reported
By s1oha thetps Putnam, VI llestun lar.
Fur sale ut u. u. EutpkE 4 eos
I.aw Eouk Sture. NJ. III Like street.
, 1859-08-18
Nem advertisements.
The Weekly Press L Tribune
FOR AUG. 18th.

The wxrx,r p.,s. l. r.,n
contains ta1@a,'T tas 6S!'oxi":; :;-,,,
Psnsrs .n, ~ aniiIiGtEs: d,aidts;: r!he DsmoeTatic
Ls.saa iexs; ~ ks@s; t:sis: A! bSa!. Saa:.
~ Ait:T:a;ln MI, Faeis Ke.ss,a Mems Rte!po-
Eni4osiah eSa 1s 1ie1a S.1rs FSs NJ
ouf; oui;c,,n ~, ~, Ta;. t'anyaiet'ent: Douglas
Ssss 4st:s,ls: E,:!s i;5s S;ss5' Il
M nryIFw M Tt,r r' w~r,- rG.n 1.s
Cnitei sac. Ths ElrIi;s; tas En7 ,ts Ite
ameiies. '@>' ''' '''<'''''' -Ae1'e'' SCUM
istS, t'y IS 4;!'PS;S F4a i;:;; SSS S@fiss "
tas 9xnxy;; sets; Tsx!tsa s3a ~ s;ss II F!ash
The Fone +; !af dppla1 rselag e ia
v1VME VIII: aSTEsE &ss SETs nF , =
Wnnsv IN ~ go n-1Ifs r. uaui ~ q EouGssfneN
g7aph: Advices ffou. Me3eo Lafes fTo. iae
-, u1a hrE.on Ees.
sAs. = @1~-' '@ 1' = :" e VI MA"
III VI. THE TIN: ISLAND OF ST. THOMAS.
nston H. 50 Sx*1s set ef eas e. ften Vt.
fs ob s12Af'GSi E? iii Hi:ss' M:s;a
~ adsaagn:oHs; anse Supplementary fssts Of the Row
x..1ArEn FROM PIXIES PEAK: The n,,,
S,..e Of The isyurs: Me.t.ax ot Tqs,,osi ne n2tS
" ,,ersr ege,1s':S9 %Rorr1xa ~. ~,z, ~, ,,,.ss
ta5iiKsEE Eho1t!SG ~ TIE tECLirSE
x r.; T:@2's ,s1 's,-ss"
x,,, r;.r, ~. te.
liz tAn@ q Ss %s, *SD AEpEN 1s ~ nv MF9sE E.
,s no;x1fphy; " y, sn1: c7:u1u Vt the
XIV. Ew rynLi :A1ioSs: ,ayt. Of the King,
y Alfred Icnns son: Eeret!sstions pf 1hc
, 1859-08-18

clRcrs.--At3he circus this evening tho entire
newspaper establishments Of the CITY stvnd in.
Fied, TYPOS and all. 4 grand bill is expected.
, 1859-08-18

GH1ppING BILLS,
BILL HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
RECEIPTS,
NOTES.
DRAFTS,
DAEK CHECKS.
...- DEPOSIT CuECES,
RAILROAD BLANKS,
STEAMBOAT BLANKS
LCMDEK BLANKS
Law BLANKS,
POSTERS,
HANDEuLS,
LABELS,
And eyrry kind Of
Printing used by Business Hon,
1t Press Tribune Job Printing O1ce 81 Clark street.
au!5-sw WM. H. RAND
, 1859-08-18

HELD TO nut--Dr. Royal has been held to
bail in 81 900 to answer 10 tic charge Of assault
ing his wife aud attempting to cut her t1roat.
, 1859-08-18

UNITED STATES Coru1s.-Tlc July term of
tae United States Circuit and District Courts
adjourned on Tuesdny to tic third Monday Of
eepteubcr next, ut which time the lion. john
.Ic1.can is expected to be Dresent.
, 1859-08-18
4 s S I G n i ELS SA / Z


The entire stock OF Lumber. Sa.h Uooss EIin Mould.
in balu-tr1des, Hand lsai&. Hardware. Ga+. Pant@
U1l:. uuEst axons Cas.asc.- H., assigned TO hy
ro.e u sell 1t private sale In los purchasers such
sds:ens fn. oE'er ptiess ~ III ln;a's te e,u s,t
.les dss"e IT,, esin pi:a1atls and p!*,n. hus.a,
fixture 1t sash. bor, !itud, Avuilnxt Brackets Cn1-
uice &C. togethez with Fl4oEnE AMI siins slit and III
Shaltn< E0itak. aud nz1utes uow In tu,nin; utde-.
The blncso II le AEop his glEcn constant employ ynent
Though thu had times to fun ~ ltu hands mil this
large and well established iae wi! IL The plstits
puFchan. tue machinery and taking the shop. For arc
n!ars r4urr the premises 81 south Chrk.s'fctt. OF
y. t. PHILLIPS. Assignee
, 1859-08-18

4 srEGEsTloS.-As this is a season when our
Residents arc for longer or shorter period
''a''nstheir houses shut M during their ab-
sence on summer wanderings, it would be well if
Information Of tic same, will. the number of
the house be left witl, the Captain of Police,
, 1859-08-18

50 I. H. stNIrEa, laeeTt.ial .,y-ut, e. D<axaarnrs
:" ~A"'7: :'t to 'eeeise Adcetfi"t.t J< ibis aad m u
A'laa"9 fdpe'e@ H4e North Hat ja1-bsa4y
, 1859-08-18

4 Bnow-s1xo n1sros,1Iox.-A man named
Charles Gibncy WIS fined $l0 yesterday for
dental operation Of lis, being no less than The
biting of another mans eyebrow in a mixed
fight at a dance on North Water street. 4
drou.slng disposition surely.
, 1859-08-18

i FIGHr ABOUT 4 PArIExr.-A physic;an and
phrcnologist named DR.. Arba L. Burnus was
arrested and brought before Justice Akin yestcr-
day, for the Objectionable manifestation Of un-
becoming zeal to minister to patient, in con-
trarentioo OF that patients wishes. 4 Mrs, Dr.
Harriet EanEvcren had charge Of the case
which Or. Burrus was ambitious to nuke lis
his own, anu thereto touk such measures that
she had lin taken into custody. Tie rampant
man Of medicine was dismissed with ! warning
from tue court,
, 1859-08-18

TOR TIE FALL TRADE
3lcsrlanfs Circulars tasefully xnt M in Plain ar
Sc.!rt Type. Il PRESS Il TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING;
VI ilCE. u Csaft STREET, WM. II. RAND.
PUSINESS CARDS of all sizes.
- shapes and qualities printed 10 oeF At short notice
It teas Ta5uhc job ri!atins Oee, il t:latk et1yi.
WM II KA<ft
, 1859-08-18
pULLAEAN & MOORE, Con-.
l. tracts fur raising Brick Buildings. Ofica and Yard
No. s00 Washington ststet, atar FEluk1fn.
GEO. Y. PELHAM. taa's-lmass51 cnAs- IT.. xooaE.
TT NITED STATES DIGEST.

ted 3ta5SS,
com;s>m. :hc fvllownz:-
vi. J.. lsy rhe on ateteaf and J t. Perkins An
:. ~ w S-o1:1 t:Grt!~ ~.................,,. 40
" " Supplement- t" cn. Vel. l. 1'y JOHN Phelps
y. Supplement- to .so. Vol. ii. ri Joha rivis ~"
l'utnam... ,.-.;......:.... -. 10
VII to Nv. .as.sll IHgt.t for ISl;-ls53" ii
Vols. Ey d. +. Putnam. $50
The annual volumes c.ntlIn The Equity in addition Ia 1tc
Common law ard Admiralty Wis Nl and uftcr en-,
lrl,e Digest u our sees u English Law aid Equity
!scraz1s." 1''
The A"aua1 Diees* las olz nee Income Indispensable
10 the practitioner; Il Il Impossible without such Lii W Sttn
ra:t IL aHy deg1,e with the times Reporter
, 1859-08-18

At COOKIES LAW BOOK
- STnKE-Fr sar-A Complete st ILLINOIS
REPORTS. ~ lu!s iu- tn. u,ars
, 1859-08-18

EOE SALE OR EXCHANGE
L. The schooner DAN MAllBLE. cas.te% 100 n, unl-
y: In complete repair ind 1r.lv I" a. she lies Ut
~ Eouth t'i.rf STREET aul3 ale4-ln
, 1859-08-18

CHICAGO MARBLE COMPANY
~ Organized July 1sso. Office and Mnaufactu.y cor
nrr Of Sta AIT. Washington Stletts,
nKECTcEs
@. SHERMAN II WILSON G. ". rRICKETT.
Have formed .Innt stack Company un.er the gepe.
aw IT the state with rl in c,Ftll IT S. O. for tic ru.
I-ts4 ot manufacturing Marb4e III I'LL It's branches.
, 1859-08-18

4 RARE CHANCE FO> A PER-
= \ foG wishing to engage N tle Retail trncc.y and
tos!sion l1stsc.s cmplte stuck an.t fixtures and the
= .'Ini On tile South S'de, with roni tr.e established
VIII hc soldulsap- Address J. e. E11 l6.3 Chicago
, 1859-08-18

TOR SALE.-1 large Dank Safe
COKi, FABIAN i TO-.
anrAnft5-tw l17 south Water $k.
, 1859-08-18

WANTED-By 4 Young German
~ gentleman. (who j. out Of healthy one or two
lake III quiet shady street. Nice and 1a1K- r,oul, and
l4afu with widow lady, where thsre ether toasl.
en- preferred. References e1chapxr4~ Adircsa +, q,
BuK ts6y. an1e.ftv
, 1859-08-18

&c''ckEn's THEA7EE.-A good house last ere
nlns attested the popularity Of Barry, Sullivan,
TO" starring it here, supported by the excel
!eni stock company. The Merchant Of Venice
will be given Ibis evening, with Barry rs .'sby-
iock' :: ,
, 1859-08-18

II 3 n T-The fine, spacious
Il Dwelling Housc. No. u Michigan avenue This
a ao1*e : Furnished t ali ndrsn eonv nenee having hot
Ing nc e: liberal supply of cnsets ana will co,
stnieut out briL:t viii he let uro2 reasonable terms
rUIt. mig IN a1sa
, 1859-08-18

The patent Of Mr.. Shaw covers and completes
. former familiar plan Of burning gas through
wir,. rauze surface for heating purposes, save
that this last discovery was just what was
wanted to give perfect combustion and leave no
odor whatever. The sole product Of this cout-
bustiou is now but vapor Of pure wafer.
Probably the widest 4nd most popular use Of
this principle just now will be BY the ladies'.
who see how cupitally the Flat Iron Heater docs
ifs Office. 1t may bo attached to the gas burner
in an instant by flexible tube, and in four
minutes you have piping hot " flat" The Ia
dies who arc boarding win appreciate this, and
VIC advise them to see to it that they this
luxury. They may persuade their better halves
into the purchase by showing how easily the
flat l1entcr may become kettle holder, or do
duty in the oyster line, make sop for the baby,
or come nice little delicact for the elders '-
We do not forget, for VIC have seen, to appre.
ciatc the gas stoves on This principle. We be-
l;cyc CoAL GAS has just begun to fulfil its des-
tinv, anu Shaw's patent seems to promise to
| opcn to it an utility in the household scarce
| dscancd Of.
We advise our readers TO step down to No.
| 223 Lake street and Sec for themselves. ".
e. Hubbard is not turning his extensive estab
lishnlent into an eating house, and VIC do moi
promise fur lin that he will reproduce such
breakfast rs was our own most tangible
proof Of what these stoves can accomplish
but our word for it. lie will demonstrate fully
the merits Of this new invention. destined I,
delight The t;as Companies, "Scw" and .'0ld,
aud throw new light on sundsy questions 0
household economy.
4 Brow~s1xd D1sros,1lox.-A man nance
Charles Gibney WAS fined SO yesterday for
dental operation Of lis, being NO less than th
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-21

wHsELwR1GHF, NUDGE & 60.
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
NO51.4, .HAs1 STREET.,
Corn or of g ormnn,
Z}dLTI.U0RE,s Md
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Sd ords rs. tastes led3biln# Is al IliiiIr5c

.rE5 -
nouseh0id tastes led him to adniirc
the weird Slike35 5sibtI eeand m ysterious Ofgtll
English poets he peGialI admired Shelley;
tiennyson, too, was great favoriteFofa This; SO
wash SH9rdsNo But7sh how few those who.
supposed they knew him well had fanyaiCica ofi
hissricha stores Of classic knowledge? He had.
suctEa disgust aversion to anything lookine
like pedantry or affectati6T that v5yery few;
and those intitnat te nd trusted Friends
were aware how extensive was shiSreading and
how generai his Knowledge Of books and men,.
HesalsO felt hiss3Want.of carly education, and.
dstrpstsd himself very, much when hooks and
!lteFatnre2w ere under onsiderrtion.9 Yet as he
grew older, and came more in contact WittlInen,
n more tQll his o&ns powers; and
nan ga ne le Won ID ttatned n high po5
sitIonsin other-fields than that Of politics.
|. In sPoaking of tie habits and5tastes= of the
nonorcd dead, we speak that we do Know We.
nave !i seen many Inen Of ennehce, and have
looked, upon upon the faces of.nearly all tie great
nenzot this generation; and in'aIfthe qualities
that make up the hero, whom men admire fer
courage, nerve and unhcSitatinE devotion To
pfl4el Pr n we have seen none who cqnalled David
i. sIjAx1So. .Coat1,I3et Is a 50onf,,aet-lYe
this morning heard some OF our old citizens,
well posted in the civil law, discussing the cor:
rectness 2t judgment renderedtby a CITY mag,
!StTate - The case was stated thus 4A gentleman,
employed barber TO shave him, ut 3the=rate oi.
seventy five tentsHpcr month The customer
was takenss go to the BARRIERS
shop: He sent r$thef barber, who went to his.
house and shaved him, for whichalle paid extra
Atlhe Y e, end OF the months the barber made out
his bill for the mouth. Ehe customer refused
to pay. on the ground that he could not 70 to
the 0arber's shop to be shaved, and for the
extra work he had puid extra. .Ihe. Justice de-
clded that as the contract lad been made, the.
customer was bound BY it, itsbclng slisadutysto
go to the BARRIERS paceofab business Ito be shaved
tomer's sickness.z.lp lpa4E 4Eiagtoa 8SStutes.
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E0EFICh =M41NgST:, 8ETWsE.Y lroYR0E. Dc UNION.
oNEY rsesive on TEansgnt Deposit. Inerestpaid5on
Exchange on the East bought and sold.
. sAML z. IILnREEn, rrsasurer ..--s'..s- -inn14
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HousEFURNIsH1NG HARDwAz
TAson hand very large assortment Of lIous Furnish
4tng Goods part OF his stock Consisting lot
nsi with porcelain; Wait
HAteht tnt'tte
black Tin Nare Tinhe and Euamcled 6lyn W.Ie Brass
Kettles, &e.+E ..:fF5fE=i
He requests Of his customers and the ,i generality
to Ills Sater rco0Ie ,xTr
S one wishes to save Ices the Old oniniv1 CnIY.e
thbest coffee and soon VIII coffee.
tactGctd Tin Ware, wholesale retail Any articles not
on hand will be made to order notice and at
tsStsIrR CIT 0A&SALW4Y Us :oE9HANLD =
IN want Of Goods, viii we'll call
on htnH l4ts HrticleS
who call will Gnd every article for fttn out
household g. +. STIPEL.
my2S-t 6m sszl lNo.1 1T9 Main st. {NTtiGclns3yS@ -
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sC. IL !SIIREI... " ..
HOUsEFURNISHING HARDwA-.E

: = . 9 s11sSN 2 . On Vt aFl
5eAED.EDEAI.ER !IS.t4
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Those having unsettled the firms o
Henry K List Co orL!st owe will noce
that Henry X List, l1vg purchased the interest
AAllen Howell in said Grns Nv Howell retiring
sinesslis alone aut!ozed mako settlement. inn1-Y
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from the San Francisco Times, September eO.l
Mr.. RrOderIck,S A.cqntrem ment4-EEis Fs
v0rIIe 5stnd1es.
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aIE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-21

THE above Compa 7es appolnted the undcraRned
~ their Agent for Wheeling nlyviciny, wouI respect
the public. Said CompanfeE
are we'll known to be first class
~ ADJUSTED N. G. ARTHUR Agent
Office over the Citi1eos Deposit BanE;
zzieo2-y .s.ss5.gss g-a yWheeIing,1Va.
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1g- Prepared and sold oldbyHOsTETTER& &
sMITH. Pittsburgh, Pa, aud sold by al
druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
throughout the United States, Canada, South
America and Germany.
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sEestIss % experiences.
ASSETS JANUARY I, 1858.

5. Fire 81 Inland Navi alton
RisksaCceptcd sat terms consistent With solyeney mi
fair proG:. - -
24pectdI astEnttos Ripen l1SWTQ1tee 0 JFESJYYXS
sls; s Gna SoltfsatS FOR tersis eI 5yedge.E
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NLJ<I5S ~ =
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.s7Tz=7[T 7[T===7==7=75==7 =z-z=z +
NJ r. tCLAY's2C wi = M
sTefuaqI 10
3 ". me
sS s me y sBlngEamPton
1s'ttNGEats Qctohec 8 from. the locality and
the personal familiarity githEtlse .ral
the great -
IN tnea,
.;o1 3 go9saesr. s
etaS esS 70 tne pen oil Daniel s. Dickinson:s
8 Among the causes of estrangem ment# #batyyaar.
Mrs. Clay. and Gen. Taylor, and nrohohl,5 H.,
great3and final one, was this Clay if,nsv
be remembered had n son inhnman IL In tcl1rS;s
at Buena Vista, in5tbe MexicansWaTs That san
lelt5a widow and ii fomisfng, IF
some sixteen or Seventeen years Erhis h6ys2
xious to be- appoiut West Point
andsrcceive a military ed fio6 and h. Ta
guest was warmly seconded by Ills mother md
his grandfather Henry Clay. Henry CLAY.
thereuron wrote to Mr. 5then preS;S9aS,;. !;
and hi -
gthe appointments Of Ills grandson as a5cadst
at large Mr.. Polk at once ordered his name to
20 piaseu ,s ~ lle st loI lt
Of War, upon tho examinati6 usual sacS
cases, found that he was below rcon;s;t %
to enterithe academy, and the rules Of the War
department. were too Imperative to be changed
and his name was not for that reason sent to the
senate Mr.tP Polk, however, placed on the files
OF tae. War Department afletter# under his own
nand detailing the circumstances, and request
ing MS successor, whOeYershe might be, to an.
point young Glays who, III the first yearsof tie
then next administration, would be3of Sufficient
age. Cen Taylor, a political friend@of Mr.
Clay, proved to be his successor. Theslist Of
cadets IS usually prepared by the Secretary Of
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A FULL AsSORTNENT or

TORINTING PAPERS News and Book; Colored Papers o
all kinds stray boards; Binders TrunS boards:
Bonnet White and Golort EtnteF Card
BoArds, In every aud
and anilla Paper; Press B0Isds a full assn nent o.
French Folio Post and Letter paper
Post Office nd Bark Envelope Rapers kinds:
Inks Alum, Bleaching poHefs. ssslsi e
: Sa99 Paper otSVsry description made TO order.
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G-R. q ~ o XII 3 o NJ!

. .ga9- Forzsalez BIZ #LAUGuLINs q DUsHRIEl.D,Asents
Wheeling, Va. sci i31id&Ely
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1ncoEporated 1919 cBa1ter Perpetual.

Cash Capital 81, 600, 1000.
ABSOLUTE AND yGIMPA1RED,
WEE II a SURPLUS 0F S5O6,3SY!88.
hepresttgeo :IS yen nd experience
, 1859-01-25
tt Submit the dyer Charter to the
peoQle.s'

The Chicago Mra4, the Administration or.
gan, takes the to'loeiug REV OF she Tom Dyer
charter. II makes come hsrd points on the
TINES rnd l,a co.laborera in the plot to disfr1n-
cbsse and plander the people:
The proposed Charter originated With tho
An.l-Leconptou Democrats" with hessrs.
Sheahan and Dyer ut their head. These gentle.
men we're particularly "down upon" the Le-
compton Constitution, because it waa not sub
uli:ted t. the people. We would suggest u them
TINT 1hef inert d provision IN the proposed
Charter, submitting ii to &c voters Of Chi
c1Ro Tor their ratification or rejection. This
would be but tair. This is called for more
eupha.ica.iy ia this case than IN the
case of tue Lecompton Constitution, for
iu the latter Case the Constitution was framed
fur the achof Of the proposed State, by delegates
from every part thereof (:) who were elected snd
clothed wilh fullipower 10 mske Constitution
which they we're at liberty to submit to the peo-
pie OF no:, ~ wbisr ID the case Of the Chicago
charter the members of tue Legislature generally
hnse 10 direct Interest 10 it, were uot courersant
with the local wants Of the people here III Sub
mission WAS ever called for in any case it is in
this especially !s the movement was originated
and is lu the bands of set OF n.en who have
BEEN ard su!! arc 50 loud in their professions
Of lore for "nopular soverei&ntY-'' We be-
llese that in all cases where State Legislature
foeeso q ~ ~ NeA ~ el%5s LIE ptoplo tnefeot
oukh: u be permitted to pasa upon it. And if
the Uuuglus men .n:this csae, fail to have the
Chartur submitted they will prore tAtmselza
hHpacrits and AumGugs Is tbs Popular Sorer-
eignty Of the DeuxlAs.ses Intended oaly for the
Territories. Are the peuple of tue States to be
imposed upon by kiokapoo aud Oxford frauds
ls Tom Dyer anoiher ''John CAnd!ebox CAL
houu!" Ia Sae.han The man that would
"force' charter down The throata Of &n IN.
wiling peopte:" My the shade Of Douglas for
bid II! Let the charter he Submitted to the
people tcs their ratification or rejection !" That
is the langu &: af the great king OF the Popular
Soycrelgns. Let it be respected!
, 1859-01-25
DiSiutcFcStcd Patriotism.

The coucoc:ors Of the Dget Lecon,pton char.
ter are remarkable for disinterettcd patriotism,
as the following will CLEARLY demonstrate l.
They voluntarily relieve the people Of Chicago
from the lnbor Of fruu'iag and determining the
character Of the fundamental Law of thei, own
city. 9. They provide Hcore or 30 Of new
Offices. into which they get themselves placed
By the Legislatnre-tberebJ savinG the people
the labor and expense Of selecting suitable in.
cumbents for Said Offices. :. They Voluntarily
increase their se![-assuned duties for the pub.
lie, By obtaining authority fr,m the Legislature
to borrow t1.ovo. QUO for sewernce purposes, on
the credit Of the city, OF which money thry are
to be the custodiuus aud disbursers. i. To
make sure thing OF it they nre spending the
winter at Springfield ut their o~n cost, hare ee-
published FREE grocer7 notwithstanding the
high price Of liquor, and are laboring day md
night to induce the Legislature to piace upon
them The burlhen ot curaroling the people aud
tue finances Of Chicago, With the exception Of
John {Cand}ebo1) Calhoun md his Lecomwon
associateh. We kpor ot no contemporary pntriots
who wii at oil compare with Messrs Dyer
tn
, 1859-01-25

Bob Acre. IN the Senate.

The settlement of tilc Dnusll~. Fitch affair
Is given in our telegraph cciu,nn, will remind
the public Of thc E'rre1 escape 81. Lueius
O'Trlgscr me-, iu his chcuunler With the in
tla1nmabc Bob ..:r"s, Wien Sir Lucft1s
called Bob poltro"p, that Srrut warrior
made a vehement uoisc aud was On The m.i1t
Of blowing the black guards brains out. did
"you call mt cp~nr'l dill you say / .as a
" coward sir!:' reared Bob. no sir: re-
piled 1hs other, :: called you d poltroon,
and sou are po]!T4on En-" " Well iAcu,"
clustered Bot, " al have to :4y, sir, is tl,at
II dout miud being called pcliroen, -ir -
Douglas and IiiclA have sharp wards in the
Senate. Fitch says tl'at Douglas lies Dug
las sends J not" tlcuecdiny relraction If lie
Charge of la!srhood. tilca 1ep:ics, s;,"cify-
iuY tue charge; ii D'uylAs rvfcrs to that
thing, hc {Fi1ch) rci;cratr< it. Douglas re.
joins. explaining his ora la"ymy. lie don't
mind being called Il poItroo Il, sir! So it
seems that in tue gam. nr -ec lug "how near
we can como to it ael mol Lit it,:' the Inli-
ana Senator has scored oEe.