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, 1859-08-26

sinks into iuMgui6eanoe as compared with the
election Of 1860. He cared not what change
might come orer the party or under what name
u ln'eht be hereafter known, The principles Of
Ap'er!csnisn would find z plaee in every true
American heart. He had accepted in 1854 the
nomination of The Americans for Governor
when twas Ike walking into blazing fire, md
had given all his time and all tue talents God
had bestowed upon him in canvasting the State,
and the result hAd not been discreditahle. In
le:s he had supported with all tbs energy and
ability the good man who had been 50 justly
eulog'1ed for the Office Of Governor Whatever
corrupt knayes and fawning sycophants might
sas to the contrary, never since 1854 had be
voted for q single man who had not been noui.
nu'cd by the American Party, and be ucrer
would. He denounced the Democracy with bit
terness. and declared that he could never unite
With the Republicans until they had 50 enlarged
their platform as to admit upon it such true
and tried patriots as Bell, Crittenden and Bates.
, 1859-08-26
prcsa 4 Trihut1e.
HIC AGO.


1t will b. noticed by petition copied else
where from the Hrs,ern Tahlet, TINT the de-
mand promulgated By the Roman Catholic
clergy Zone tine since in the matter Of the
Chicago ReGurr School is still insisted upon
to wit: that the children Of Catholic parent
age or Catholic descent in that institution shall
receive the religious instruction Of tue Roluish
faith. The 1eGtion proceeds upon the undc
ria.,!e assertion that the Catholic
Church hus Il two.ihirds interest in
the iuma:cs Of the Reform School
to request: f':*i, that tho said two-thrds shall
receive religious instruction; and second that
they shall have the religious instruction of tho
Roman Catholic Church The e1ac, plrasc-
o1c1y is such religious instruction and train
Zig us they would have enjoyed, had the
"supesyislon and carc Of their parents been
"youchsa.ed unto them" Tie petition is
coached III respectful language and is entitled
to respectful atswor, which we doubt not it
will receive when i! comes officially before the
Council
Ths existing fact IS t.4it no form Of religious
instruction is given to auy Of tic inmates Of
the Reform School This constitutes one-l4alf
Of the grievance complained Of By the pet-
t;oncrs They insist that there shall be par
ticular form given to ! particular class and
that that form sLuu he their form. We have
no idea thnt the Council viii entertain prop
osition 70 widely at variance with the first
principles Of American liberty. The Cunstitu-
ton OF the Tuitcd States recognizes no form O.!
religious worship 0: instruction. Why
should the Common Council Of Chicago
OF the Board Of Guardians Of the Reform
School? 1t may he replied that the reading of
the Scriptures which constitutes the religious
department O.. the Reform School system is in
itself form Of Protestant propas lndism. The
answer to this is that since CalviusSu, { CEitarian
ign Catholicism and Aormonsm all claim TO find
t!:pit warrant and consolation in Holy Writ,
the minds Of tile youth whose mistor:unes or
crimes have consigned them to the public care
and discipline are lclt free 10 interpret the
Bible according To its mnst obvious meaning
without prejudice OF comment from their in
structo.s, and to embrace any OF none Of these
forms Of fifth. But the grievance Of the pc
titioEers lies deeper than the question Of to.e-
rutioa. They require that which is not re-
quired By Calyinists, ActEodlsts Cniycr5alists
6. Jews, that the dosmas Of tile Immaculate
Concep ption and the il!allibiii'y Of the Popcs
shall }}a aided 70 thu. Scrptuy rcatiiurs afford
, 1859-08-26
The Texas Elecxfon.

We NOW hase returns, more or les. com plcte.
from IS counties, and embracing about nearly
",ov' vo'es: 1t is impossible 10 gire the pre-
else state Of the returns, as accounts arc some
what discrepant; but it is certain that Houston
is 800 ahead for Governor, and probable that
bis official majority will reach 1o,ooq or IL, 900
Clark. deducting his loss upon the Rio Grande,
IS still between 5oo and 900 ahead Of Crosby
for Commissioner Of the Land Office. and Ham
i'ton about as many ahead Of Waul for Con-
grrss II is probable that all these msjoEities
will be maintained
, 1859-08-26
4 E10E IKly Convention In BAlti1aor
Especial dupaltll to lhe Cincinnati Gsattte-l


The Convention to nominate candidates for
Osagrea6 10 the district now represented by
Winner Daria, we're not allowed to meet at the
AAaenbsy Rooms on account Of the ro~ dy char
ecter Of the assenblase. They hare gone down
to Temperance Tc2aple. Pistols were drawn,
and there wa* grcst confusion. There is no
prospect Of nominA.ion ia, o,night
The Ward elections last nj ght resulted in tue
election Of i. n.jor':y Of delegate. favorable to
the re-nominatiun Of Il Winter Davis and J.
Morrison Harris for Congresa- Those gentle
men. doubtless, will ~ rc.uomiuated. AT \
1sree meeting in the Si1th Ward, the Americans
lass night recommended return to The Old sys-
te1n Of s,4.:ng With closed doora, and admitting
none not r%gularly registerrd. The American
$k4te convention met to-day, and renonninsted
r. q. Pu1 nell for Comptroller.
, 1859-08-26
NJ 0 " r E 4 D \ !
QVACKENB0Ss
Natural Philosophy,
FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
1scpo..- ,E6 pages .t1+0.

FOR SCHOOLS AND AtADLMlts.
..-,<6 pages .t10.
1he attention Of Teachers aad School onccrs Is assei
10 this new School Philosophy BY
G, P. QCACkESEDs,
The popular author at the Rhftosc First so:s In Com
po.!rou a.d illustrated School History of The United
Statrs Il IL uaa'ed In the oat literal nA1arF Is el'
ry ,laoted to u*e with and without apparatus. and Is s
lered to possess superior to confederation IN poirt OF
ar1a.xc nt accuracy. Of style general ltertss
md I'd dApatIon to the CT Schools. NutTous esrs
current In e School Phosophes Of he day as here cor
rrrtrt and sl .rreat discoveries In the rAocs branches Of
The subject are embodied.
Confident that this Il 1uch work Il demanded ~ the
r:oaAye spirit Of the aze an desous OF Citing be-
ioty The educational vo,Id the Pub lsarEs vii send copy
for examination poa paid to aay Teacher or School on
cez re1nist.ns oae-haH il p1ioo.
ALSO:
HISTORY OF FRANCE, FROM TIE EARLIEST
TINES TO NDCUC&Lvlu B. tho Kev. Jas, Wur1f.
Au,hus Of TIE Eshieea Christian Censuss. lvu sTo
rtiee T. D. AfFLE foS co-
Sos s4s md s43 Broadway, New 1crk.
p.A. Co. also publish large snd valuable aAsazt-
nent Of SCHOOL, ACADEMIC AND CuLLAG1A1E
TEXTBOOKS, iae1ndn< the departments Of English,
Lattr, Greck, Frtneh Gtruzn spanish Ita7c Hebrew
and Syriac.
A cuMPIErE DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE VII
| h sent Szzts u2on Application.
N1Atl1 NxAp1;
SERIES OF OUTLINE MAPS. by HE author u
Co:nelrs Fopula. senea OF School Ge's7a,'hes.
ALSO:
| CARDS FOR THE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF
NAP DRAW NG5, by TIE sane aatsor-
DAPrLETON i co.
| aA8ltt NCA A8 and 3t3 Bto4d dR1T, NeV TnFk.
, 1859-08-26

n Mr. hoses u. Phillips, Of the well.knoxp
puhf1sh.ng house Of Philips, Sampson L Co.,
the pAblahers and psopsis&arx Of the ,4na.t;.
Ro~4"ty, died n Boston on Tuesday last. Ar,
Charles sampson Of the sAtns nm disd onyy ,
Nx weeks siaee,
, 1859-08-26

SroRT1xG,-A trut comes off ut the Garden
City Course to-day, two miles and repeat, Tor Il
purse Of 800, between Prntie boy and Putnam.
, 1859-08-26

TELrGEAeH L1SE.-Ycsterday witnessed the
completion Of the line Of telegraph along the
route Of the Pittsburg, Fort Waync and Chica-
20 Railroad.
, 1859-08-26

F1RE.-About 10 O'Clock last night fire broke
broke out IN a row Of small sheds and dwellings
on the alley south of Madison strees near
franklin. 1t was speedily e1tinguished with
but little loss.
, 1859-08-26

HELp TO DAIL.-A man named Hiram Sioan
was brought before the Police Court yesterday,
char.ed with the larceny Of coats and other ap-
parel from No. II River street, the property If
Leyi Buchermer. lie was held to bail i'll 1900.
, 1859-08-26
Nem a1hfrtiseu1&xts.
The Weekly Press l. Tribune
FOR AUG. 25th.

The WEEzLr PRrss / TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:
1..LEAD1y0 AnTICLEs.--Edx,zd Eases
w. w., ~ IL ~ ;;I tas1s ~ s. Ya.sc Z he
FL 7ai: ;s: Ss1 L s.4 j sse. Sass eoss s.tst,
In ls6o: D~tG. Of Inxa
FtsI; t.a
Hou,;oa .A.aln: Wl, ,cos.,n: t'*a.a. Iereta:
;;sn, cs5; Ip p, su'a ~, ~; C"mpes usn ot the
N1.es ssr wss,e1a Sre4istass; ias l'Ea Aiisaa
S'1re 1sa4te. etc
1I..REv1Ew OF THE WEEK-The CITY; Tae
IIt.ed StA:es Tae Ia:e Elections: At1.co.
f3Htian: xa;,eos's $Slas.oaltnss ~ r..
noehles: M~rtn+a', of Gad1a!dt; Loahs- tY;
sa1i.a:a; E.petla; Gerraay sncs tae rsa-e-
nm per7er CITY; 4 ot mar rhlia.le,phsa
AmrHcaa stae Gu aeil Of n. io1t Is.ur
H. renis:aaf Bank of bs,fsI r.o:cs:sd
Fire II Cairo.
V..*LAvERf IN crBA-
'i1'AS S.rtE: AFTERNOON WITH EDWARD
'n c1EeS1.f 1EoSit tSzxl4FEk g u4F kErun1lcAs Ma
lx.-LErrEE% TEoM MiNSEsoIA-hal',-s
A.crn,!on; .c,! rhe ~rkt!s'oua,y W.. ee: ~
Cousenucn
x..cKors OF 1=:a-GgA1S INSPECTION. t.c.
Nl..TME THO GREAT RoPE WALKERS
% H. az % Moes .'seIe D< I.se C1os, H. CO. G
e.-ec Fall, on II. hi Rope.
XII, HORACE GREELEY IN CTAlI-TFo HUI.
with brigham inuHk.
Xl11..TEE TFXAS ELEHTI0N-Sps.a of t;,r
san Houston At S4enx,oehes.
XIV. THE NATIONAL FA1R-rrnuun. R.
~ ra7lr,:. isates; AdzalsAon Fees: Affiliations II
XIV TIE hksD1 RELIGIOUS REVIVAL IN IRE
xy1.>nRrTAL MrEDEn AND GREAT EXCITE
MESr AT LA CROSSE WIS
XvI..TlIE QUEEN OF THE AEEsA--A Ta.s.
ASlll.. .ruLlTIcAL--For Chaee aEd Cly; H~a.r i.
to": Eec.:Gn of E:hsr! 'Ss.; GrH, sr+:1,ln.
ts,. txstI big. . in 4 r., Jpn; W" ~ e: ths
e7s si' fsSa; %u::a.fo & 5as 1s4.S s%s
T1ade With Cuba.
tX..rERs,SAL.
XN..WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
XXI. NEWS AND MisCELLASY-TheS New R,l
oa wes, :sssts a1ttt Tie I 1-,Se He.r souai4 I'D
T F,m a1S 1,1 sse',f I13sdr IN e. ,I s:sn7,!
the sttaa,et Srn.ad EA-!e tI,,v Missouri
Mrusy y TX :cv.nt,. An A-:ll i. t.:su,: i;
FrmPEes r,ak; rr"u::,. III :"ut4r: n ~:
kas: Nr. IL en!n IN lbxz A.d Missouri; : ave
"att:x Mu.ift s IL Eye ts"si ff i ID r.
Aaesca: a Mystery Il he Past. stc.
N111..PoETRx-Lss!e Wits waxing ur
XIII. FINANCIAL. AND c0MAERC1AL-N.-e
,s1y: rhs cro1'. etf: Weekly Kry'r~ Of The
cr:r4 ETC.; Ch!cax. Live >tatk A..kcs; Chi
So -; tam!sr y .,t MI:s.;i i ~ Yost 1ats;e ":
EIa;t4; Aew lork Stock xli M.nsy Ma1xr,-
srHsc1Is7Ms-lEe COPY ore year a.: Time et1 KS u;
Tea l- si: If aiGrts Wv: sEe p-s
III wrappers fr mailing for sll. u the c'uaEk .ous NJ,
Il CLARK stest Price exata.
, 1859-08-26

e Strangers visiting the city, and al others
who contemplate traselIing. should cali at n.
G; s. "Hgbts, Trunk s1o1e, 81 and sls South
assortment Of Trunks, Valises, and Travelling
Bags, west Of New York. .
Trunks ranging in pries from sl.5o to 5000.
Travelling Bags from 50 cents 10 t1o.oo. Trunk
Corers made 10 order from TOO to $500.
.ur 1N-1m
, 1859-08-26

o11cE or Srsr. or rrH. Neaka
City Of Chicago, August +. 1so9.,
All owners and occupiers Of property on
North Marke. street, between kinzie and Erie
streets, are requested to meet at ny Office on
Friday the e6th inst, at three o'clock r. H., to
consult ia relation to the Improvement Of said
street. auo4-ct Il. CLkAELASp, Supt-
E1xGxR's Sxw1SG AAcH1NH.-For ali kinds Of
tailoring and leather sewing. at e. Lake street.
Aus4-3w 4. ". HAMS, Agent.
, 1859-08-26

FIRE on 4 TRA1S.-0ne Of the second class
cars in train on the St. Louis, Alton and CHI
cago road, day or two since, took fire in the
roof causing some consternaton. 1t Was easily
extinguished.
, 1859-08-26

cnrtp LosE.-A little daughter Of John A,
Field, No. 155 West Randolph street, three
years Of age wandered away from her home
yesterday nElernoon. This is to direct those in
whose keeping the child may be, III returning
her to her anxious parents.
, 1859-08-26
WISCONSIN,.

The La Crosse buudAoldrrs have nominated
Harrison C. Hobart Of Calumet County, for
Governor.
, 1859-08-26

REsoRs IurRovHD HArR1sox RAxGrs.-Citi-
zens wishing first class Cooking Range put
into their residences and warranted, should call
at b. L. Boone's Great Western Range Depot,
l45 State street. Gnexceptionl city references
gisen. aal2 I'm
, 1859-08-26
A MOTHER GREAT PRIZE
II KuN =
$4,000 Drawn.

DO TOT 6TlLL D0CDT5 RAAl The following ]ass
received = .-
Frof zcpx4n-Dea1 slt-Wo-t. eaasot ezprees to you
The unuf.erahe Joy and gratitude At tls my heaz
81 do~u 10 lnfor you Aeeorng to prum!s-. Of the
locked for ftsu q ht 5oa Eavs tns san sca;e
.7na that my trex In the ass d7wiLg the mag
nlnoent s tor elAnp fot The present pas aceps tht
tncsse1 u x1z ksthote Of dying gratitude. DC Ac
ARlHEE b. HOLMES.
yev Oreans II D1upElnt HfeL
PROF. ZEUK1El, ths ooy Scientific AstEo'nEer nov
HTtnk viii give lnfatas Information IL n1att<z7
neeted vhh LIE nd viii calculate PrEe Lottery numef.
for those rho eetfn dAteA. PtfHons living
Distance By sendink ths eorEe tate of thes G1h s;ti
peetase stump enclosa. ~i.i Be lnfafe4 Eata shethtr
!, ereY possible for ther " Be sncrtA IN ossfEe rd b!
pe,fk doaf, ChaF19e7tAte Ptrtr1h Of The Writer
v iurWAEa d toEeth With the ansVef1 % any oues
tLuA vhatrvsf Asked, Consultation fes o. Ofce hour
fcr Ladies ttna tt T.: f5E Ge1teeu from TIL r
n Private Rooms NJ. Il Aonros, Of State stTret-
hu*&xft
, 1859-08-26

THE PRAIR1k FAEAEK.-We did not intend 10
leave off half the name Of the excellent ngricul-
tural paper Of nessrs. Emery l. Co., in refer
ring to it yesterday. OF course, Emery's
Journal Of Agriculture" is " 12e Prairie Farm
tr,' NOW completed its nineteenth volume.
, 1859-08-26

HoxE AGA1S-Mayor Haines has just return,
cd home from his summer tour ut the East.
, 1859-08-26
CHICAGO, FR1DA Ky, AUGUST 26, 1859.

TIE CLzA,kzr1lL1 8u1c1Dr-Te we're in IN
error Is 10 the name ii the man whose remains
were found in the LIKE at Cleaverri1ls a few
miles below the city, The body. was identified
as Samuel Ringer. s:Sardener, recently IN the
service Of Mr.. Chas. 4ka7e1. Deceased was IN
Eng1ishman b. BIRTH lind about 50 years Of age.
On the l7th ofthe RI bent month be WAS mar
ried to woman n4aed Mary 0'Bren, with
whom he commenced, housekeeping. On fhe
morning Of his disappearance. Monday. 18th,
be LEFT home for the p4rpose, as his wife testified
OF purchasing some ensll articles for household
use. He did not return, aud was not asuin seen
antil his body was foa nd in the lake.
In pocket of his oaothing WAS found 9 letter
written in the early PIT Of June, from .preyi-
Gus wife in England, shich contained the infor-
mutton TINT his childnpe we're we'll, and that one
Of his Sons had receAaty married This letter
he received, it is probable, subsequent 10 his
marriage to second wife, and it Was presumed
from all the circumstances which could be dis
covered, that in u fit Afremorse be had sought
relief IL the lake. TIE verdict, however xas
simply. found drowned, there being only pre-
sumptiye evidence Inst the case YVES one Of self
da.t-uc,;.,
oes'1us'Nn
4 CASE or CoSscrs4cz- Through Rev. Fa-
ther Aagsw, Of St. askick's Church, came to US
yesterday, from peaaent, tile sum Of five dol
lars. restitution made Ay some person unknown
to US, who confessed p having defrauded us Of
'nat amount. a hesneae SIN 10 cheat ne"spa-
per Office OF its dues I Nay we not hare hope
Of other renitents, Conscience may thus be-
con. ~ afEc;ant .d;,-.t ~ NV ..,,...;..,.1:
.'11e @'' eAa''en' "o' u ouf eo'1eeang oos1'
ness.
L.pc,>vov. DerI-A woman ,,,ed r,;7.-
...n 49,, ~ ..1,.: aae "on'aa ualaea f'A1~'
DEM h'oo' psooao'y descendant ot the IN
cient pirate Was arrested yesterday charged
with the p;ratical pisnder of The wardrobe of
csth,-;ra R.r,n ~ ,1,,sou,h w., ...a,t
oa'~'AA' 1'es ~, ~ ~ .,o4.u " A'e' S'sse'
vu, =, prsnoxr,s.-.Fd. r.;
a.."fomnetit;on i. so;d IT, he H. aT IL, ~
trsde and I +, ~ No f3onht \ rood hahn son. ~
ne,;,;on !. henefr;al AZ all cissss.. In; rhar
rs"saon ~ - aat;na ro,a ~ 80 t n9t ~nen
,h..iS c...,.. -, I - -" .": -
, 1859-08-26

EcLEc11c AND u4RrEK.-uarper. Eclectic, At
lantic, Cooley, Arthur aad knckcrbocker for
for September hare been received by McSally
/ Co., 81 Dearborn street. Harper contains an
article on Popular Sovereignty By Judge
, 1859-08-26
TIL E CITY.

McF1GKEE's THkA7RE.-TLe bill for tonight
is choice and attractive onc,
, 1859-08-26

k1 C. Il, ScRfFES. Alee,:;.i1 -ty-na Is p-z1rtsrn-x
u ss'AoFd to F<fr< Aeertie1s-.. jpr is asi oil u
Lr.idt4s Fapess n The Sorth He.. tsl.tssty
, 1859-08-26
S S l G n L E'S SALE


4 SSIG n EE'S SALE
PKN8ONAk PROPERTY.
The eat.ss 4oet q Lunesr ss.A- Doors, Blinds Mould
fnes ilsns1Ades, HIND Rail-, Hardware, Cha faInta
M Hof,es Wagons. Cs5rt.et7 d. asxcstd 10 ma nY
1hSoct Ki.ksn fae she Aaee11 H ts4r cSsdNnes psn-
tt to III psiva14 ea1 In oss purchasers such
discount from former Pfts ~ vl nsss the e!osng o,s
of the uanek An oppsftuahy b open 70 par
lis dE6 10 e1x4sei IN pcAAhs nd rlaka,i hr,sihess
Ia rrrcaso the complete Lek o{ nzehinerT fr The an
fscfa5s It baEh- DouFz, R:d Aoohnx< Rraeketa C,r-
MA r. to6bez with Fszh4e md stiirf Mlk 1ad II
Ehsftinx. botiu< znd hxtufeA now In running ax3e1.
Tbs sedoeas q !as shop b. kvca eoa.nf tupoyneo.
srss eod well established tzade E b turned 70 he pares
p1fshAens The machinery atL taking ahop- For partly
ph1V nquirs On The esn.seA 80 south ChIk Tett Il
y. B. PHILLIPS Ak&nee
ORGAN CLASS.-Mr John
~ zUNpEt~ orEanlss Of Rev. HaasJ Want Bsechas
Church, nd a.shU II vAEsoes
WORKS OF ORGAN NCsIc,
Proposes to nd the mouth 1t septs<z in Chicago ~
lne l1soaa 70 CARt1
ORGAN H.AYIXG.
Thoe uahinx to aEs ts~nas,vs Il tbs opportuay
tot4ke lessons ef y ssaeA va ssssy i eocs \
Raak Cadys N1de sA6%s,
| Qy nnksd aaata ef Pseos hasa- aaats1::v
, 1859-08-26

WHEELER & Wilson'S SEWING MACHINES,
We prefer them for family Use N. +. II trre.
TleY arr the faTotics for fara:!ies-N. y. Times.
1t has no riv4l.-scl.atidc American.
TAe7 malr:ala t. rrs-es,lae1cy-N. !. Express.
GEO. r. Cul7rESpES, GEx'l Ag't,
au a6-ow lG7 4 lt9 Lake street.
ExcnAxGr.-Ne are selling Exchange on
New York. Bos,ou, Philadelphia. Canadas and
Europe. viii ',uy Drafts, Certificates Of De-
poait and Gold.
L. L. ALEXANDER Co., Bankers,
auaC-lw Clark street, near Lake.
, 1859-08-26

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
50 Aga neh rolling psLre. II Ues tton Aaa.sno
ton the lfnois ten1sa !ad Is miles fnaa Chea&o
AApo4rt RlTs1 RaIhuad u miles fur Bar!luktoa.
Iowa 1hese .r - Aa0l1'Pfosed- ITO sc1es the 'inb,
and % tan out IN town LIZ upon vh eh RAEo11
station + onefred- Ihs hnd u miles ttpz any d.he4
kas3oa an = H1rEouoAi BY .r1Al dssseict W.T.
t.Ie chaoe< for An1 disposed e1{7xe In krn<r ae
entlk and psosscs bszIea. vh<1e taroe may be
f94laaA
For terra, Apply It thA c.. q. / q E. r. on.e,.o
autEim.Al6 L. 7. HALL
, 1859-08-26

4 FV.fI fIIII-0IVAN EIlC ANV1IVL.-
~ Public Set.cs i hereby given to Al persons !ner-
ss that the undersigned ton1.a.s.nera. A{..t4c hy
Tt CunlnuH ccun cf tae CITY Ct Chicago u l.
SUN cf Eleven Thruni 0ae Hundred ami t1-t.e~n Io-
Lss tsi!litu1 u2,a the .r4 II. n Airth DIR ttn
=. tacra 1e+a. s=e-.ri ~ irk curb * 2nd gravel
lns K.h street ttl' North Water Chscau Ars-
Lyz. ~.I Il X MOL In tie t-sE is..e Tie
1sh dsy It >cps-.nhe.. II It's hour of 10 O'clock L. u
Tor the t1rtose Il p-lki1k HAll aaseaHl;stt.
GEu. ~ GRAY,
+. L. BKAti0. .Co1'1s.
cH-A5. ALEAN.
Ch:easa, Arxa< Il, 1s5s. au-tnutslN
, 1859-08-26
f)OBERTS j. PERKINS.
- IEfTlnS I.fD tn4xLsShpN kERtUaSr.

~ IEf7loS LfD tn4xisS!,N kERt'HaSr.
And &eal Estate Agents.
W. F" so1<a Iaird Street. thp1S<s raa urnts .oa
tu>taI llnu-e.} ~ Luua, NJ.
mt a @ and e.ah advaner. ae hrn r. 1., n.t
, k1rts'n :-lamss y. Mush-~ E4P-e-t.lent ! IA.
d.; kkkasan Lnts, o.: kunyu ii !nt2n Ar- !. "
III. "!!ey 4 ,";- a.: Jahn AcNel. Prs. ra4sa.: H.,
-, No. = H. .afke, sac -tlnrrica las. H.. Il. Es1u
7r.sl II; 1ts ts aan.ss> e - = x-tsS ra.. J":
sr:-t do Whit Hr--- N,nAr,> .a,ea;n, ii + Il i
i!lts.se, Preadent Eaak Of 1t. Pau. st. Pa, N1 "
1u.!.Ala4t in -
, 1859-08-26
EraAgUH Brooks aud Dantef U1lnaAn en-
Parties and Politics.


Parties and Politics.
The following is tue substance Of the speech
es delivered bs the Hon. Erassus Brooks and
Daniel Cllman, Esq, in the late American State
Council, 1t Genera, n T.:
Mr.. Brooks being loudly called On addressed
the Council lie said that the life Of the party
As political organization Was ia one. he
then traced the origin Of the party from the
feeling Of dissatiafaction that had risen against
the Other organizations, and from the bural Of
the Wing party in the grares at Ashland aud
MurBhheld. It was not necessary now to Say what
Was the strength of ths party II the preseut
time. It was enough to know it had impressed its
principles on the other political orgs; ira1ions;
and compelled them to be respected. He would
say now, in REV Of the honor conferred upon
him by the National Convention Whatever vas
de4rest to the American party, whatever vas
+! truess 10 American principles, ahoah meet with
his warm and earnest support The grain oi
| mustard seed, planted By tls American party,
he yet hoped to sec reAped over the whole Union.
lie hoped there would be wisdom enough in the
National Convention to adopt \ plalorm ~
broad and deep, and high, IS to enable evesy
State IN the Unlun 10 stand on 1t. loud eheels-
The American platform could never be destroy
| I'd, for it WIS based upou the Constitution. TIA
instrument carries out lae principles Of Ameri
| c4uiam in providing tAaA oasa A9tevsaiSe-b -boxs
citizen shall hold tie frat or second plaee in th,
Uuited 6tates Government, and thak the CON
mand Of the army and navy and that the tresty
mxking power sliall be ia the hands Of natiss,
born American alone. He urged upon Ameri
.sus tic importance d the contest Of 1850, an,
md 4 Varn, tribute Of admirzfiou to his ssso
sargea T. spsa's'' AS' = ~ .'' 'S'''
Hon. Daniel U1lmau being called upon -ds
| rlared his warm s5mpathy with the sentiment
, 1859-08-26

LARCENY or DREM.-A woman named Eliza
beth Kidd, probably descendant Of the an-
cient pirate ives arrested yesterday charged
with the piratical pisnder Of the wardrobe of
Catharine Regan, No. IT'S South Water street.
, 1859-08-26
1 l. Z T l 0 n .-AUCTIO\.


lTI dder Ior salt 1t the uwu IT At@rt, IN K.ok1k.n
County, >tate II hl!:,i+
On Wednesday, sept. 2lst, 1859,
la' following desirable ptne As # or-, %rrr,
hedrri aerrA VI yAua!- Ind. ',l an! 1.,~a a4s F,.
MA .ltlsted on Lie klHk1k-. River ,Ey
Limestone, - BY ~ f+t HaE >tnF:t b. III hynr RIA :.
ittt Fs"1ea on ~ anu vi airy HA!nvfy ".
N 3Ht a:e nia aad caAbr ii ,iax Arx. b. .p.->
Inc fAf14s arc All ntk Ie mil x- situated ln II
Stl shtn 'Ssrn flrl* ~it: A.nt ..nS4 a.st 1:.y
ares Under cultivation - t,.uw,: '
, 1859-08-26

HUrRr uP.-We believe that during tue in
term before the double track be laid in State
street, a little more care by the drivers in tim
ing their vehicles would save this vexatious de-
teution at the turnouts, Faster or slower, We
care little which, only mind the stops"
, 1859-08-26

S1SGEas SEWING MACHINES are sypersor for
manufacturing purpot<s.
Are more desirable for all tindt Of fdmily sese-
ing. .
ttork.
Are free from tie faults Of all otdtr naaMi0es.
Art Almost noitt!txs in their operations.
Ars n4ucA b<tttr, and therefore tra-sh more.
are perfectly simple and <asi|y ftp: N Or
DIR.
MONEY.
A,s iust fhe machine for trtry .family.
L. ". HAnr,s, Agent,
No. ii, Lake Street