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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
q The AIaaay J0arpaI sayA. Mt. Bhch

suan j. very sick man" He is 20,
'e i only dsssrisdby bis party and by Penn
Sylypnip, but py biz, private secrstary,who
haRjnstybesp djsUissOd for being political.
ss)y untsiielaelssw iiio 4,fsi,,.l' a.f i,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
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LIVER INV TGORATOR

9ass' IN EVER DE1JIHFTATES.i irHa1 =
r. IL eom bod6dod eRtlrSly from Gums and has be.
II come an established tact, a Standard Mqdtctnei
resorted 10 with confidence In all tho diseases for
whichn is rdeDmueDdeds q -. fyNlEuA4d "A
II has red thousands within the last two years who
had aveu up all hopes oi relief as the roasi un-
solicited certncptes In my possession show, -
Tho dose must be adapted to The temporhhent OF
the taking IT. and used In such Qugnttiesas
10 act gently on tho Bowels '''0 SUN T.
LEA the utes OF you Judgment guide yop in the
,nse OF the, ,IlVER dNVtGoRATD DR., and II will cure
aver Complaints billiohs a,leks dyspepsia cbfonic
Diarrhoea,i Snmmer complhnis, dysegiery, dropsy,
sour stomach, habitual cOstyeness, cholc, Cholera
niorbus, cholera Infantum, aat1ence. ahndice, fe-
male wpakneeAes and may be used successfully as m
ordinary family medicine III VIII cure sick headache,
tas h0u sais dan tesfgO In twenty minutes, IL two
or hree teaspoonfuls taken At commencement Of
attack. ''1 s' N' tHH '"N G''it A'Vo
lAliwho use tare giving theirtestpenE in It's favor
Mix waterip the mouth with the lnvigorator, and
Wallow bOthtosother.AH V'isl nus "N' 1870 =
Price one Dollar per R0ftIe. .
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GEIOF ,BUSINSS.

'4OAhNLYONS u y ~ j JAMES MI, LNONS
! HAVE purchased ofJohusDs NJ artip, tho stoekS Sof
'sd blgDRiY GOODS IooE
.oHthGllpie firm Of MARPtNi &. HOO RlsRs and will
coniiRpe The same buslpess,a at the ,., ,.ls.L.
old stand ono Do0r west OF John Ly-
On's Grocery store, 9'0a W.
whsrtey StIr DO plehsed 10 sSe bill the old Ousto
ers0f e stpFo, and asmauy NEW opes iQs eanT crowd
iu They assure The public that teir object VIII bd
To keep agenesat tdSsorimeht of GOODSy which they
offer 70 SELLas Low as g mods are sold by the regu
lar Merchants, The Store will be under the superv
aionof MES MsiLY0NS. and style Of the arm
/, Lancaster, July2l, ls5sTl2n LYONS q SON.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
mAKRIED,

MAKRIEDs 4"9 Sh
On Thursday. October l3. by the Rev
John Wagenhais. Mr.. JACOB G. Sh4FFER
and Miss SARAH A. SIMON, both Of Hook.
ing township, Fairfield county, Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
JpYa Elalcilop.

s5E aa taeJ JplYn Election, ,,..,.a..
RN2eg,p petqleris Forty seven conn.
esY ~ leFA give KiFkVoq4 66S0., and
- gpsgf 3 aAsa ThgssFnf qouplihs ic 1857
fgEss4soRA y 2do qiHiYitJ,a Eoyty,lour
s eqyEsAles era vat to, hsaG fron,i
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
CineinSaG CoBmsrciol laih


. lIfncKi6q QdtdbsT f8.---4Twenty five
cobpaAf h4gaf roH give s.7i6 RP6bli
osu nai6rtf sdv2Bsc aates yet to- bp
hesrd froas 1tAse $40 Republican majority
inte5T 'FfA lyfspbl Times Of the 18TH.
eats .i9lis RePublieahs stand; Senate.
q ~ ~ y iayf Y iuss1g1a i m4ti ioi ,.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
THE ELECTION.

The lnls Election has resulted in a com.
pleie triumph Of Republican principles
The independent Soversigns OF Ohio have
vindieated themselves. most severely re.
huking the Administration Of Buchanan
and the cOssup. and bogus Democracy Of
Ohio. Ohio through the ballot box has
spoken out ppou the political i,sues Of the
day. aEd it is 10 be hoped Der voice will be
heard and needed throughout the land.
Ihe slavery proragandists in cur midst
The miserable SLAVE democracy, the hords
oi poliiicsl vampires have been rebuked.
raRnlssa and rePuliated. They have. been
taught, thairprinoipleis mote sacred than,
pelfcT party snd'thAt The people will no
longer besdrivsnaie support men or meas
es.gwhethsr odious,ori not merely for
sEarly sake or partisan purposes.
ThetHumph is glorious one for prin
eiple, and the result most disastrous 10 its
enemies. Republican Governor. with
large majority in both branches Of The
sbegisIature, viii snsble us to purge the
State 'of much OF it's extravsgance aud. cor
rnption. rehovste every department OF
STATE and establish such laws as will. best
promote justice and secure the public good
The people OF Ohio. rather than set of
'trUckling demagoguss wi again be repre-.
ssn'ed ir the Sensfe o { the United States
THR REsusr in FAIRFIELD This coun-
ty went largely democratic. Tkis uus BE-.
cause Republicans did not do their dutyi-
1T willbs remem bered that the Opposition
had no organization, and that no special
eiIort was made 10 get out our vote; that
.sEehsld,no township meetings, and thst
our people. many Of Them, we're hardly
aware ofthe election. much less iis impOr-
tance. while on the other hand. our enc
mics were thorougIy organized, moving
heaven and earth" to poll their vote--rs-
sorting TO every perversion oftrutb. or
misstatensnt Of fact calculated to operate
on the floating vote. Ours indeed was
mist"ken policy. lot Us prof. BY the exPes
7rience. Let usbswsret OF the iuturs and
profit BY the past--lstlus resolve now and
execute our resolves to redeem our county.
J-ti fiSit 3s-----4-- -A---l- ----L---- p .'rfi
..Nt OnciaI Vote Of Hamilton County.
II We append the totals OF the Official vote
o. Hamilton county on State officers. most
q which we're counted By the County
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gLOsTyL.AND iWARRANTi.

NToTIcBishsrebyg given, ,thhtI, Nancy naakKef,y,
intend 10 apply weeks aer 70 the Com
missioner Of Pensions for duplicate issue Bounty
iau Warraat for J60 Aerass Mo- 1t165 kbichJE vas
ME address OF George Sahdefson, LAncasEer, ohio,
Rndwhch w arrant neve reRehed ubtestinatton nor
was received by me- but ostQr destroyed in Us trahsit
between the Pension Once and said city ffancAster
and that all manner Of personsere hereby captieped
against taking an assigL ment Of said Warrant:
h0IlfN S3sb b8nuAH sEANCX nAuG GHERTY.
:, LfqlngeasteS flngea ,ptember lS, ls5g-gESo ~, ,yE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20

~ 3 Onicial Vote Of Hamilton County.
81 We append the totals OF the Official vote
o. Hamilton county on State officers. most
q which we're counted By the County
CLERK, and all Of which arc accurate: n
, 1859-07-25

Ono Of our Nashville exchanges, the Patriot,
has most vivid article on the war. II posi-.
bic, itczcceds TINT Of the New York Tiu,ts. II
Thought originally Of employing Gen. Scott 10
write strategic articles, but finally mada. ar
Engagements with one who is greatly the Gene
rails superior. This military writer is very
much surprised ut the incapacity displayed By
the Emperor Napoleon Mt the battle Of Solleri.
no. He sa5s:
We clearly forcsaw {as also did GEN. Scott
through the Boston, New York and phiIadeI-
pl1a paper8). months ugo, the position the Aus.
if1ans would occupy when they reacled tic
3l'nc'o and had not Napoleon so rccktessIr
dlsreg1rded the advice we Intended to ciye hin.
re venture 10 tav there would not have bcen IN
Austrian left after the battle to tell the tale.
hut there are men 70 wrapped up in their own
concelt that they will not hearken to tie wise
counses Of tie spectator who stands of and
Tiews the uarrh Of events and armies toollr.
calmly. and ddiapaskiouately.
un approaching the Austrians, Nupo]eop. On
nrFiVing within three hundred Yards Of their
positson, should, by all means, have thn.xn The
main body Of his regular trpot,s, consisting o,
sav 5o,01o mcn, into whnt NAV terlpicalIy be-
called az ltnmensc wedge.% From the upper
snd Of :hts wedge. two wings. in the shap pc OF
NC 4c!ieF '. conaieting Of 59,UO0 xouxvex each.
should hcvc extended, the ends of thu winEs
''apn'g7us upon tue lurge or. nujor extremity
Of the wedge, with The Austrians Immediately
ln front, tue point Of the wedge being directed
10 their cen.re. The following diagram will
more Iu!iy illustrate our meaning:
, 1859-07-25

2. t%Stnss ;ss. % %wea<t.so X :. % . regular ssoop4
:: Il. ss, s'as..a.ssS S's.ssss zess1ss sss:ss'' =
THE row Of exclamation points is made to
represent the AustEians, because The latte,
a the Of tisn tSsngs much
Al the entering point Of this wedge should
hare been stationed the smallest man IN tl,,.
army, Immediately behind him tic uext small.
est, and 80 on. the taliest troops constitutins
tue larger end Of the terrible instrument, Taus
graduated-whittlcd down 10 point, as it tJcre
1t is evident that it would hare been capable
OF penetrating the toughest body ofstroops iu
the world. 4 strong helnpen cable should lIare
occrs extended from the extreme pofn, Of Que
wing to the extreme point Of the ;otlc,. on thr
outside. ruuning through holes perforated ia The
coat tails Of tue Zouascs, 50 as to be held IN
without cncumbcring the troops, lcaying them
the trce Use Of their han1s.
The army being thus formed, the welco
should have been driven homo, the wings uadn
10 nup simultaneously and vigorously. and the
'shole force being hurled like slhunderbo1t unon
the enemy, the wedge penetrating tl1eir center
and the wings bu1giug out in tho middle and
turning in 81 the ends, fnrn1ing tho ares Of
ing now completely surrounded and snlit in two
tue ends should have been b. ought together
mud tled by sailor stationed there for ttc f,nr-
pose. Thus cut in two, huudled up upd kur.
rounded BY m impenetFable wall Of rope and
AonAves, the enemy would either hare been
crushed 10 ocash, or ~onid have thruwn down
their arms aud surrendered at discretion.
But suppose, for the sake Of argument, TINT
The Austrians, Or large number Of slem, had
jumped d-rh<rsf, or Falgariy speaking, astrad-
die OF the rope and broEe It. or suppose they I,na
cut it ri their swords, thereby forming c,t-
rasss through which to debouch and rrac4 the
exterior p1ain- mhat then: Why, they could
FD1F hHFN {n1fhr hail V-F
raana. which being loo small to hold them, thcy
would bare been forced further back TO Volta,
Where, finding no adequate protection from the
bagonels Of tho indomitaGle -Zouayes. .hey
would either hare failen INTO the hands Of liz
French as pr7sonc1s Of war, OF would have been
cut TO pieces This accomplished, Napoleon
would have Ind nothing to do but march into
Aantua without interruption, whence be could
have despatched handfnla Of troops viii, small
arms TO take .pcaceable possession Of Verona.
pcschiera and Legnsgo, tie remaining three
corners Of The Quadrangle, mud this terrible war
would have been ended
, 1859-07-25
Ffofessor FELTON, nni tho Table.
Upper.
The Hnstan p,.f r,t =, :, .,.,A ....

1ue Bostou t2st OF She 18th, saYa:
| -, 1t is rumored anong the spiritual CIRCLES in
new 1ork, that prof. FELTON, has become q BE-
lever, 1t not medium, finding, in the course Of
M h's researches, that the evidence WAS irre-is:i.
bic. We do not, however, notice his uame
among tue expected speakers At Plymouth: nor
was le at the spiritual picnic rte otl.er day.
We find in tue proceedings Of tho American
Academy, paper By him on the prcxcp, state
Of the Greek language, 10 the course OF wlics.
an account Is giren Of humorous description
ct tab'e-tirp'ng scene in en- Atheuiau al.,,s1,ac
We quote pussage Of the translation:
"A ie" Years ago, when tab.e.tippuc was
spreading orer Europe, it visited Athens a!so.
There IS "a amusing article Oh the subject in the
Almanac Tor 1s'4, fsom which take tue follow
ing pleasing account Of table which iupru-
oent'y disclosed the age Of n lads who wns
II il would oaly move and walk about. But
Us education seems to be improving every day.
II already talks aud writes, and count; and
sings and dancc*. hut with eli these feminine
accomplishments, it is not free from some of
what arc called by men feminine faults. Far
example, it Is tafkatiye. thonghtless, and unable.
to govern Us tongue, OF rather lis foot. Thus,
al m essn'ng party once, afler it Ind answered
many Undergraduates, to tie general wonder and
diversion, it was finally Questioned about ,he
age of one Of the ladies present. The ulischiey-
Gus table. with much grace raised one OF its feet.
aud begun striking the tloor lightly, to the rery
lady, who saw herself tile subject Of general IT.
teniion. It struck one, two, i've, ten, mud tue
lady Laughed; fifteen, seventeen, and she ov,-
t1nued to laugh. But tho taL!e kept ou, and the
iadS's eyebrows began to contract. Ii struck
twenty, 'wenty-onc, aud The lady held up her
bands; twcnty.twe, twensy-thFee, TWENTY-FIVE,
and Tie Lady pressed down upon the tsbia with
all her might; bat tie cursed piece Of furniture
continued o6ssina,clr. twenty eight, .wcuty-
nine, th'rty. aud it struck The last number with
great force, in confirmation Of its truth,
But, on tue other hand. ct the same moment, tic
betrayed thirty year old young lady fell back
experiments Of the table are dangerous. a. at:
fecting tho nervous system"
, 1859-07-25
4 URORA IN UTE

%AnAAA Sx44A&NAAXs
Eret:d and furnished !. Of ayt4 xt1ty tuou..nd da
H.. H., s. !ss;,ea It'd + AnRo Kane csu6,r. L. foy
Tbs llse.auoa ths lank Of the Fox Rlvey overlook,
the 6sr and vat range diversified corrtrr nj l.
stnnens!5 zanul and hcahfHi In su4tan. Tie tui,d.
M t-froct adc Of din snsion une and 10 tbe lest
k&55s q Ee1knanabp- and in dee Architectural tastt
FEts4oNa s!c uaadt scale e1seilte. 8 10 aio-d
et2ete division Of Al and nzr1e tat ffcate.t eYretrn
ia e <erstm1ts a iokseticn and Tic greatest econ,-
~ 70 the pupls b. eneFr cea7oe Sonrtu!enee 1n
tosy Rooms fnr Rce1thns, latn:Ine. Mu:sc ra,enta.s
Literary Societies. &c. Every a:yansezo Ell hsl u,,tS
t1IrtAet md In the bess Estesn ias9turs
has bstn rasdc for The ts9e health aud coior Il n
COURSES OF STUDY.
LIE CoH3uf E1HL1sn B1ANcn13 VIII receive sn4rt,f
Iwo Gs42e4Ixa ~ cer.s1a. OF Saen.i1e aad Ciszieal
ase Provided for both ascs and gentlemen Thew T.
Co1LtoE PE1sAHAToH! CorEs1, {,urely Aeadeia.ci4
!nE u s2eSt,i taosouxhnes IN Lata, Grrek ind
t5a, t1s u ~. Ioai.sscAs ~ M cg.ss y = extensive nd
grtuPx rek.-nf min n fGEtsH. ~
: practical phy1iclan 8nd Sasseen, Abuer uard II n
~ give Esskly lectures !uss1tsd via stsietIa os
ton aad Mysene Les.u,es Asui
Superintendent Of The Illinois Sceitife su4sy.
ne A0otk4 LAxerAGa arc taught by pe1sons via
spsat aaH write then tuenJ-the German ~ ! na5ve
70 the terAE1.EEE OF Nrs1c-voel and lnstfu1Eentat
tfn o thorough eoa..e Arranged d De elsle II u
~se iIbsasa!, cs.xa6d 10 qualify pupils fur ttstlnf
H sklllfui ats~- - "'s 11'4es
eEs department It purposes To fu,ns.h thorough
sAGA<s. = "'1
eo5,,ss1 tt ten s.; z,
@. To-. Il II BkS514iS AsiS:, Il nAckxEr, r,,,,...,
keF. LEVI JENA Sk4ttsrY t.fs
, 1859-07-25
THE CAMPAIGN IN IOWA,


We have the most cheering intelligence from
our political friends in Iowa. Tho campaign
Inns opened under tho most favorable auspices.
and ,hcro is every reason to believe that tho
Republican ticket will bc elected ly largcr
majority than has ever before been given in
tnat State. Not onlr are ol. Republicans
coming up to tho work with their wonted zeal
aud determination, but we hear Of important
aecessions to tho Republican ranks in evcsy
county from which We l,ave advices Among
the most important Of these aro Col. Scholte
and Major Z. W. Eastman. Both Of these rcn.
usmen hare long been recognized as among
the ablcst and most Influential leaders Of tile
democracy in that State. They have been
driven from tho party ty its intensely pro-
slavery character, and nrc now doing good
service for Republicanism Col Scholte il
at tho head Of q campaign paper and
Major Eastman has taken the stump. Maty
Of the old political associates Of these gentle
men haTo resolved to take sides Will, them in
their stand for Republicanism. Meanwhile,
dfigadier General Augustus Cnsar Dodge
not only declines to accept tho challenge Of
Mr. Kirkwood 10 discuss the questions inyo1-
Fed IN the canvass before tho people Of Iowa,
eu1 IN consequence Of the stampede froE,
Democracy to nepublicanis7,, lie is said tn
wish to withdraw from the canvass entirely.
ffesent appearances indicate that his place On
Al.
tho State ticket will bc supplied by another
1nan~-bus whether it bo the Brisadicr, or Fish
OF, or sanuels, tho result will be tho same.
The Democracy Of Iowa arc dishcartcncd and
demoratized. The honest portion Of them arc
deaorti"s the rotten organization b. 'pl2toons
tile remainder admit That their defeat is in
evat"ble, and nothing hut tl,c hope Of reward
from tho Federal Administration prevents
them from abandoning the ca'ntest !:
, 1859-07-25

What monarch does IN Irish lsborer rr,r,n
bic! The king Of Ashantee "a shanty).
When il the soup likely 70 run out Of til.
sanecpane When thsss's q leek In it. =
Judge Withers, Of Charleston. S. c.. 1ai.r,
fined Thomas u. Hume $500 for having held
CONVERSATION with 4 jurymen' On slave case
and e. + hanaPaux, deputy sheriff, &lo0 fur
permitting such conversation. Ar. Hume
promptly paid bis own tlne. sad the sheriff his
-sAser css. u by c.saaes. cry asd sleek, -
III nnse9 1eo = y = r. .ess PHI you b: meek:
~ 6s9.1 ~ g,-a ~. ycuie i tsp4s cna,aardr
A1es thA. M Cat. III Iaee must ss-ts
1hat 5oE n1Aae shu1A b sounded 4<rr7I d. ert r-
1t il anticipated that the cross RECENT.
tFum the hate London Handel Festival viii nor
BE- far short Of Essooo, which {the expenditure
rated q about Ell ,oeo) leaves something like
Els,ooo turpius-a result without president,
The receipts on The last da,.. when Israel IN
ETpr ppa, was slren, reaeLsd very nearly
a lady and gentleman In Ibis yic;nisy
BY saeh other. being ssparated By = Ledge Of
roeka, 3 mschievous boy exchanged enc pile
at clothing tor tho othsr: Their perpIexity and
embarrassment On enaergius. from tho watef
may be better Imagined than described. Dot,
eeeto6 10 other alternative, ths lady douned Tbs
1aats md ths xsat1ea,an d. female spp1rrl.
hooPa md ~.ev!zy Thing. and aede thsu Nv
70 thsfr homes tn that ss.-lsss HaaN1ss1
, 1859-07-25

:. Tho Erie Annual Cont-re. &c of the Methodist
Eg.scopa! Church, began its sessions in Brook.
7.l's ~ Jel!trsop sHrsty f. wed1e.dsy July
ference Of The ". E. Church meets IL Buffalo,
New York, May l, 1856, and the Erie Copfcr.
ence wss tue FIRST Of The II annual conferences
to elect delegates toit. The list Is seren, elect
. calsan Kingsley. D. D., Editor Western Chris
C'eyclaud; Hiram kinsley, MesdTiile.: r.: E
J: L. naker, Cuyahoss Falls, Ohio; j. E, Cha
pfn. Cls1aon, Pr; @. ". Clarke, Akron; Ohio
). H2in, lalnesviile, Ohio. RsskRsx D1ixo11ss
The question Of general interest before The
Conference Was the elarerr question. It was
resolved that the General Rule in The Discinl;ne
on Slavery bc 50 changed ~ to read thus:
"The buying, selling, holding or TRANSFERRING
any human being 10 b. used in slavery"
The~ose sto6d-a5ss, 151; E1Js, D:
, 1859-07-25

..
Tne E'ngesiy treatment Of tho ma4esac'oss
N IN safe kidnapping case y ea' eneaso
Timex md its Oft repeated asscrhea tna1 q
part or a1 OF tham ~ero 1'epuo1can o'''ss'
holders under Wentworth, constitute our paf-
sicular reasons Tor referring 10 the saolcct
s1a:n. Whatever may oc Tue s4o"s o. the
Times on tue abstract merits Of kidnapping as
procession. It has mol ytt favored tho public
With -. an exposition o. them; and TIC only in:
ie'onee which II leaves broadly be'oTo Its
fsaoefat II ufas II y very stFango business
'o9 hepaolcaoa 70 engage ln' but tho nnlur"
'ola'n u os'0acsa1s" 18e 'ac'' oo
eosn o'as tnese human 1ackaas Fo'eo t"c
pa9-.s4a ''cAe'' OF ne'o Small ol'ees nnuef
"'aa "'n'"of't saeges's 70 every 91ne'
1oa' eoss "eFo s'laa'eiusly misplaced 1heaf
Pr pet spdete o' ACTON "ou1o na'e oeen Peo@
oa''s oenoc1a1'e t'eAots ano oiFec1'ng ''e en-
eEg'es d an Irish mob at the polls; and II
mere naa oeen aos ue'noctat'c malof''es III
eaa6o u !a'e 5e:as '.o'' qua''ncA''o's 'o'
o'aoe *oo'a oo''l'e's na'e 4e'' 11enoe'saS'
@aa Aaoes 'e'5 aaoca "a 'uo Socausc
D1 W. .4D ApAesa'' 'a' '''se "A''e.' 'eaas
49, ~ l'S "ao AZ lA'ss tes1's
As'e ''o,'4'1se1e'' 1a4' @>oyes ana company oio
wv ~' 4n' A'anaPPcts na'e
ss.s W. , 'a.o'o u1' uousu'''ea. 1he 'oe'uon
...",,. 49, ..>.>.s ~ ap'.'s W., - 1 Ut .'''e
s' ''o>'o, '.'1 A''.u t"e 'Ansnn'a ~ "
u
, 1859-07-25

IN cou versation day or two sinco with {
gentleman Of largc financial experience, and {
member Of Tic Stats Board Of Bank Directors
in Iowa, VS. were insured that the banks o.
that State would checrfal1y consent to redeem
Their euFzcncy IN Chicago, provided the banks
o: Illinois would do the sanc. At present
the l"~a hanks can make no use of Illinois
caFrcncv, unless by compelling their customers
tosubmit to discount equal to what is charoed
on 1t here, when tal;en in payment for East
e1n exchange. This fact leads 10 not a little
embarrassment aud discomfort, both On the
part Of the banks and tho people, to avoid
which The former would gladly assent to an
arrangement for Chicago redemption.
We doubt not business men Of Chicago will
regard this l,ct :as q strong additional
reason In favor Of system Of cen
uh redemption by tho banks Of ILL
no's. Tie holding Of sucl, financial re1a.
tons, with our city by The b1nks Of lows,
could not fail to bring with it IN immense
business from, thnt State, which, under exist
ing facts, will necessarily seek some other
posut. Viii our merchants take this matter
into consideration, and determine what action
Is demanded Q: them in view Of ull the tacts :?
Il anything Is done, it must come through
prompt aud decided action on their part.
They need not wait for any movement
By the Chicago Bankers. 4 number Of thcee
, 1859-07-25

The island Of Lussin, lately occupied By tho
French feet, ia one of tic numerous strjps of
land forming the net work along the eastern
shore Of the Adriatic- 1t belongs 10 thc Aus
trian province Of Illyria, aad is On the direct
route from tue Mediterranean to tue large AUS
trim port Of Fiumc, the outlet Of Hungarian
commerce. Its length is 10 mics. and breadth
only miles. 1t contains two villages whose
unilsd population in abo' 1900.
, 1859-07-25
GcReFaI Houston ON AueFtc&uIam and
The Slave Trade.

The Nase Trade.
Tho following letter from General Houston
appears in the Gelseston Union. The General
declares that Amerieanism in Texa. is dead and
buried: -.
:.DkAR Sra: Siues my rep1y to your letter. /
bare seen the letter referred to [Gen. Houston 5
pleasure say 10 you in return for your courtesy,
that havc not known, since 1883, Of the exist
ence Of any organization in this Staie Of The
kuou-Notaiug Order, nor Of any intention ever
to reEase it For nj own part, am not in "a
Tor Of ssatn ag7t.tiDg Tint Of any other "ism."
II x.s stated, 3eats since, that Enow.Sothing-
ism Wis dead-and hare 10 regarded it
There arc isms" Of n,oss dangerous chr
aeter which threaten our safety u well IS our
existence, to which am un4lttrahly opposed.
These aro tho isns" Of Modification. Seccs.
sion and Disnnion, and which arc in rogue with
many men who claim to be friends Of tho South,
hnt are IN teaisy demagogne., who lisc on agi-
Of the times Many Of these are prominent
advocates for seopening The African Stare trade,
than which no greater eril is to be spp5eheoded
to the South. II this Kere ones douc, the
South would be orsrruu ty African bsrba1tans.
and our lives; md what Is worse. our homes
barities-and in no possib1e r4y adsanse our
general Of national prosperity.
In my opinion, all these devices are int.nded
to bring about dieuusou. Hence AZ, opposed
to ~ isns, End heueeforth will rely for safcty
and free goresnneut upon tue Constitution aoa
Freedom eod 1rgqlatiys liberty amopg men, IN.
DIR tasir protesting asn we can enjoy eyerF.
thing. Witheat tden1, tho re6scsinx mtal esu
expsx nothing but anarrhy and ruin to the bw4
he9ss q naafiaa* In hase aatss t..lJ
s-"'*S SAx. Ro1s1o1.;