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, 1860-10-22

IrsooLA, pousias Co. IL. Oct. 20 1879.
"Hcre an" Ltter three montha srdadpihg,
found stopping place, and have "stuck
stakes for awhile, 1t least. Tits plics is stu
ated On the Illinois Central Railroad, about 80
miles South Of Chicago, in the midst Ct as fiae
prairie az il in Ilinoi', and about three miles
from timber. TIE lard is 4 little flat, but rich
and fertile, al the thrifty and forehanded farm.
ing community will testify. Surrounding this
location are many Of tha wealthieat farmers in
the Stase, and this county, thcugh snail, il one
Of the richest
Tie town had its first inhabitants about three
.ears ug,, und has built up Whist it j. since that
iiuie-tfon which time dates Its homer Of beng
County SEAT. 1t has on ahout t.elve good
storeB and wood houses, one Hotel tand good
ch rce ftr anoiher-o2e of The best IN The
ftAte) severel mic. resiGercee, snd Court HOUSE.
Though learn the Isss iB merely temporary,
aad de5caadi. "Court House Squsre," which
the! ,n!erd to eject en- elegant bulldog upop,
il TIM, 1hen the county Eets little ol5er-
TIE toau t.. present contains about 400 lnhebl-
tant., ED increasing. What this place mcst
needs at preseut is good s!ist ml!!, hotel, sn1
3 1oomy wazehouse-the last is very ruch
needed here. Il will bs impossible to ship afl
=
| very fen yearv, unless a good warehouse, with
an elevator, is erected; ard any ore who has
the capital caa make fortune by dci"g it.
Tae stoek rcd gssia shipped from thi. place i
enormout, cons deripg the facilities. Woo will
builtf / learn tint zone l25 000 bashe's Ct
! corn as shipped from here OF last yea:'s Ekis-
| ing. Thia year there will probably be t~::s
that amount. There ere many good, lutelEt gen,
Substantial business men here, ard Fhat Is
e, noss}y Republicans, ind are g'ing 10
: fer LiscaLs and YA7Es. Although lhis
| a.:y orders upon Egypt" y1t It IL p7tt t;y
| fong Republican. Yates aud Ltvejoy e1e to
be here one w.tk from to-day, ard We sra go
| ing to give them reception big and uartn.
Ira lete elections have had gocl desl of II Il !.
ence Upon this portion Of the Ata:e, in :avor Of
| the Republicans The people p!1:riys {, as We
predicted from t1e first, that there is no -os6i.
sla eaaace for ANYBODY but Liaeo|n.a and Ham
lin in tho Wes;. We wuuldtay TO those political
| friends who5 We viei.ed last tunner, in oao
and Indiana {aad thoss in &c tuciy aud Mis-.
souri) thst We congratulate you, aa1 'r'=t sbai
| you do Is well fer Us, OF be:;cs, ia FoVsEbsr.
We had 1luce. focgotten 10 ssy that We nav.
eoo1 atanrch KepubEcan tarer publlsoec
hsre-the .SAiiL, by Sslle7s K:otheEs. inaj
are fms fel!aws, and will do WILL.
The people about Eere tee,a - be c1ntentsd
prosperous, and happy; II Jee dca't be:ieEe II
triead Blosx, corue Ard ase us.
YruIJ, J. &c.
, 1860-10-22
L Story OF The New York Hull,

TIE New York ErPrxssays:
0ae story il that the venerable gentleman
Bho assumed to direct the movements Of the
yourg guest, in his extreme anxiety, 1t tfme5
placed both hands on the prineely ,tou1ders,
s9d having found fu!erutn, he thought, Hks
Archims des, he would move the world. But
the young man, quite urused to Erch tsnil,zg,
turned round aad ssid. !" II you will plsasa
les!, Sir, Ill fellow"
Other Hicked sud malicious penpls have Sc.
&f5.r such gossip ss the folosin z, for tie truth
cf none OF which are We responsible. 0ae Of
the self sppuin:ed floor managers, determined
th1t nobody hu. his friends should dance with
the guest Of the evening. was quietly overrul=d
BY member Of the tuiiie. 4 you3g l1dy who
vas rot on t:e Est, had been presented to Bar.
o. Reatrem ind fouEd favct In his eJes; when
tire venerable Geatleu.tn Immediately rushed
up to ooe Of tbs Engliah robleu.n, earnestly
txclaiuirg, "Oh that's I'll w1ong; ,het'tiuce
iIn't 10 dsuce nth that one here's the right
cne waiting behind" IL the quad.ille was
formed, the weii.sred foreigner calmly raid-
"Next time. e'r; Eow. his Royal tl'ghnes+ has
rartses selected." "O3, but ahe'e the wror Z
ene. tLat'n neve. DO" "Bnt the Prince can't
te disturbed, sir. Next time be will daacs with
too lady you appoint"
Perhaps It ia the same anecdote in different
guise which represents the venerable gent.e.
nau r.shipx wildly seross the ball room, LID
long hair streaming Ike q meteor 70 tho srou.
bed air, snd pouncing On his prey, with 1ee
words-"Oh fkince, you musn't daueo With
t5.. gi1l; here's the g1rl you are to daHce with
Prince"
, 1860-10-22

The venerable Dr.. Lyman Beeche- has just
passed into his sch rear. The burden Of sgs
begins At last to rest upan him hears'y. though
not until fou1score years did he begin pereepsi-
big 10 lose 1is Eo.ma. tctivity Of body CT mind.
liz stsI. walks the streets, suffers no diseas: bu:
the infrmitiea Of age, and exhibits cheerful
During The past summer be visited marJ OF
his old ,Tiendr, and ten Of his seven surviving
children. In Nav, be spent few weeks with
Dr. Brainard OF Philadelphia. Returning, be
pa&ked several days At Orange, y. j., 1t the
residence ct Prof. Mason. Shortly afterwards
ne took tip into Esw England, 1eristing the
where he married his f.st wife in 1899. In
New usven, Pres Day and Pro-: Sllli@an talked
orer With him the events Of es1ll college LIFE
n. r ladependtnk,
, 1860-10-22

oAIApf eo9s31'-1ne "eA uoa 1seP'o1saA'
ol MOTIFS esuno5 COUNTY h1o Z nftt c'A1s
neeuog On 1oe evening o' 'oe i''n 1ne'' ~
were aaoseesea III 'oe'. o"" 'oosao y ~!'
ooeoar3 ol 'onet' gen'iemsa u ssuo'afS ~
tantaeas ala VISA pos'ea ~ nspr4n wv
t1'nea. ~ ''e eone'us'oa u a't' - spee:n'
se'ela' oef".a" "1p AA's ns'e''A'.o 'u W.,
Inc pemoesAuc Pa't5, 1n1oaueea laes.ss'ee
for Repnpl'ean pfine'a!es anc Aeeo'o ano t1zn.
lin. "s -he evening ot the l6tn' la.ee and
enthusiastc nee~1T "as hela II Mazon'
Nes1s. Walker and Logsa o. Hih county 3d.
dressed the meeting. Fifteen converts iro1a
Democracy to AepubAcaatam "as the fe1uls CT
this rally. L''t'e Grurdy Tal % hes whole duty
in the great November eoassS1
Kendall CoOs1T-7he squaterit's Of Ken
dk1i county made great eaests Tor grand :al1y
oftbe Democracy Of Kendall county st Newark
OF Friday Ct Last weak. large number Of dif-
tsngnished speakers "ero aay:r as sufe 10
be presest. Tbs speakers, for q ~nEdsr, Gid
come bu. the people didn't. All told tie 4u-
diencs misunderstanding D:neera@s, BE-
pub1icaus, women tEd chiluEeu-jast one hun
dsed and foEty.t"o. Charley Cameron Of this
city was ths frst speaker introduced, but he
said hs "wonldn's make speech that day"
Is WAS followed by 2. y. Murray Of hantakee,
whe UNDERSTAND ahn2s no y running lot
Congress agains! Oven Lo7fjoy, Judge Dickey
Of Ottawa and othera. In The eTeaing The lie
! pnbl:eAra cf Newark thought teey COLD best
tint MEETING at tn hours notice, 20 "erd M.
nospad rpnnA and in hi III 1t tina ftOFe III IN
, 1860-10-22
H3rc!ss %.Tributr
4 Ksow-~oru1KG 1TEM.

The Illinois Journal s'ys that, alter the
Dou ,las demonstration a. Springfield, on the
18th tho luders Of tho pro slavery party held
a council Of wa, nd decided that tue only
ysv 70 saye the State from tbs Republicans
VA, 10 send to Ksntueky f1r Critte2den and
bring him here iar labo1 in the American dis
t1ic,.. l. deputa.!ou has go.e to solicit his
coming. We hope be viii comply It is time
that tie Germans not Re: in ths Republican
organisation SHOULD be m"ds to SEQ The com.
pa.y that they are training in, and the uses
that woull be made Of q Douglas-Bell-Kno~~
Nothing sqna.ter Soverei Snty- FRO Slavery
victory. Bring on Nj. Crittsndenr aod any
Other fosails who will conael
, 1860-10-22

TuAcxxaAT ON NEGRO NMsTHx1s1,-Nr.
Thackesay thus speaks Of tho performance Of
N American company Of Ethiopian na'nbtrels
homorist ballsdiss, minstrel with wool On his
head, and an ultrs Ethiopian complexion. who
performed negro ballad thAt carfees u1oiss-
ensd these spectacl:s in ths most unexpected
manner, They have gazed At d. zeas Of tragedy
p1epIasts SsnI x 3et,s see saa III zesr Ssuted 70
wipe Them. They have looked up with deep re-.
epecs 10 1t said, 1t many scores Of cfezggmen
in Eu'pnts, without tetog dlmmed; and behold
minstrel, with eerked t4ce ald q banjo,
afng* a little song, strikes wild note, which
te1s the y hote he.rt thrilling with happy pity.
Humor hnmor il the miaIresa Of tenrs; she
knowdt the way to he ton. laehr rytnarnm, strikes
in dry and rugged places with her enchanting
wand, and bids the tountair ush and sparkle.
She has refreshed myrads mors from her nat
ural springs than -eysr -FragedJ has watered
from her ponpous old urn.
, 1860-10-22

Ax Ar7uon-A yourg searegrace, who had
seen cut fortune md ~1a!sen lnto bad habits,
took up his reaidtne. in country vitlsge, pre-
tend;rg 10 hs m auttor. His shabby appesr-
6nce was, therefore, accounttd d for; and a. his
address was good, and marks OF person al bear-
II remained, 2. romantic ,ti.gs msid s'ghed
over the "c1usl fate Of geaius.' ssixhs would
not pay bis landlords bill, snd when 4 month
hxd expired, he was tu7ned IN good earnest
A. Lee 9Th the landlord told him be never SAW
suy Of his productions, and Wished 10 know
what work he had been the author Of. Being
self IN anshor, md 80 am-.ds aatAor q aag
osen mlfortun4s,
, 1860-10-22

AL: visits to The Palace Of the Queen Of Eng
land ere restricted, By custom, to three days-
the FRS. day for The arrival, the second for The
reception, aad the last for tte departure. The
Prince cf Wales has rightly observed this prae-
tice. in hls tonr throug the United States nerer
stopping mo:e than three daysin any placs, uu.
less Sunday interrsned. MtDy families wosld
1eioice to havs this fashion introduced into the
United Slater.
THE L7ndou 4aaersoaa announces that Col.
G. G. Quick, an American, has 1st pu.chlscd
live hippopstenus, from the Geological Gar
dens, for exhibition in the United Stales. The
pric. paid il nearly 10000. It was caught in
Egypt two years uEo. It will, ws believe, be
tho first Of its species that has visited this
country.
"a monument il shout to b raised in Glou-
eester, England, to Bishop Hooper, On the spo:
where he was burnt. 4 fer years ago the
remains Of the STAKE ind chain were excay8ted
there.
1t is said TINT IN tbs eyent Of The Pope be-
ing obliged to le4vs tho States Of the Church, ho
will. from smcng the many residences offered
him, choose that Of WuYzburg, in Bsrayis.
The PrussiAn Government has placed tbs Pal.
ace Of Bruhl at his disposition. In no case, it
is ssserted, will tho Pope consent to 60 to
| France.
| Gen. L.slis Coombs, Of Kentucky, aud Ger
ritt Smith met at the railroad depot in Rochss-
ter The other morning. They ea!uted each 9th.
| er cordially, and Av. Smith invited the veteran
General to visit him At Peterboro' before lea7-
| ing toe State. j.:
In suf6eld, Conpeetieut, recently held \ family
meeting. They arc eleven in, number, and
there hss never betn a death among them.
There respective ages era about 81, 65, 63, 81,
50, ST, IS, IS, 81. ~ snd Il aud the SUN total
Of thefr ages IL about liz hundred and twenty-
eioh. wears and three uorthe. There three
daughters and eight Sons, and seven Of the eight
NE good Republicans.
The Ksw York Evening Pot understands
that IN arrangement has bsen nearly consum.
| mated b.tyeen ur. John 4. Kennedy, Superin.
teude-t Of Police, and the Duke Of Newcastle
for the exchange OF detectives employed On The
London and Kew York Police. This policy, Il
i, believed, will render this branch Of the foxes
NUT nmoear16sldi, the Hero Of italy. is Of the lin
-ere of cling. Whea in 1916, Theodore Vor
Nsnhof sscended the throne of Corsica, as IT e.,
dore l., be sent spirited Genoese Of tho ra : {
~ nr' B. N, Gs1ibaldi 70 his mother. whc
Gx.a a. ~ nnna his country 81 1t, Peddenoh, nes I'll
rom Rro1eberg. Here the ancestor OF the :el
aS.u..d Lom f3sribidi married The stster o! L:
Tbeodore, sad veat With her ths ss: {.st e
t6s Gsnoese in l74l, K,ng Tbeodo-e aed !, =
England .hls. D. G:Ebnd ,.d IN tn bis asd sny nqoy
Nice "as,a ns n'sF 81. 9e aesosndsnt
she hero of our sge, in nho1e veins thus Ger
| 1nsn blood foNs-
, 1860-10-22

Il SEByElTCTE FOR SECESSION
Ex.Gov. Brorr, Of Mississippi, is a politician
Ct tho fire-ta:irg ecnocl. He has heretofore
hid that III. election Of Lincoln 10 the Presi-
GeIcy would hs sufficient cause tor seces'
sion on the fart ef the South. He er1oenuF
lsbo,t d uceer the de.usiou that threat Of
that character would destroy all chanees of
the elccuo, CT q Republican President. The
lats e|tc.io1s nave undeceiyed him. he now
cocceoes the imposs;b:lty Of Debating In
coin, Bu, st the precise moment the stern
losic Of eye1ts forced him to this conclusion,
be al.o obtaiacd neE light On the subject Of
accession. liz wculd MOI have the South go
out o. TIE Tnioa On account Of Republican
triumph. At would" said he, "adviss the
"Governo- Of Mississippi to assemble the Leg
"iala1ure Immediately, ard provide for the
"eleclion 0. delegates to a general convention.
~ would advise that convention to withdraw
~'our representatives from both Houses OF
@sCossress, THIS s:ysEing MI Cur connection
@'with tbs Federal Government ] would
"1eccnncrd the people Of Mississippi to obey
@all the laws Of Congress- enacted up the time
"c! cur Withdrawal, and in the passage Of
"whicl we Lad voics- But not to Eecog.
"r:.a sn7 new Law Of Congrees nor rave ary-
~tbipr further to do with the Federal Gov.
~ernuert In any manner, unless the auplest
"eusra, tees are given the people Ct Missis'
"s1ppi That all their rights Of person AID
"p,opsrty will be fully respected" This, to
ss7 the lea5t is v<1y great mobilization
Of tbs original threat of the fre-eaters'
- march upon tic federal capital, eeize
the archives Of the government, and
prevent the inauguration Of Lineuln.
til: the beginning Of that retrogsade move
1aeut on the part Of the secessionists which
we t4ye p1edic:ed from tho beginning. Of
course a.r. Brown hes no expectation that his
advice will Re followed il be had ttoug-t j.
wou;d, lie would have been The Last man to
give it. II il scheme in which the only euf-
{s.er would he Mississippi. She would cut
hsrself Of from Federal protection AID from
ali tbs benefits Of the Federal system, while
aae would be bound for hsr full share Of the
Tsdera1 burdens. The people Of Mississippi
would rei submit to such state Of things fo1
sl.gla week. The fact is, III. Brown does
NJ. iutend to recommend it and the Governor
Of II ssissippi will not act upon The tugges
1ioa if !: should be made. But, having take1
the high ground cf secession in tbs outset, i
vas necessary fo= the Governor and his IRE
sating associates to come back to first princ1
pies &c tho election Of Lincoln became nat
ter Of greaser certainty; and this scheme is
c,oveniszt CROUCH halfway house from seces
sion 10 ncquiescsnce. Within the next fcr'
night tlls o.her half Of the journey will hav
been accomplished. At a!l events Abraham
L;ncla vii he the next President Of the U1:
TED S:1tes.
, 1860-10-22

l. RAILWAY TRAIN SWALLOWED BT BoG.-
Tbs halla>t1ns tram sud ensine b+loaking to
N.esrs. >ni.h l. knight, coatrscurs for Tho
Grea: " asesn Railway, 1reiaoe, ran 1T The
Css,lerea, On Monday. and was INSTANTLY swal-
10 red up ia the bog thrcu1h which the line is
row made. The trucks we're filed with lA5or.
ers picked e? from The d.dere.t stations, manJ
of wnom zeceiyed severe contusions in Jumping
oG when they perceived thels danger: Two
men, it il feared, haze gone doTn in the beg
surf4ce. Thlie one poor fehor bad his brains
dashed out between she easiae and the tenda1
in his Efforts to e.capt.
, 1860-10-22

Hoa. Jsmes B. Clay made > speech in Gov
ingtcn, n.y., On The evening Of the 18Th inst.
Fr1m II bst;n report Of his remarks we clip
the following clofce e1tzsct:
Mr, Car then turned his attention to Nr-
DauEAs, who, te said, had been brough. for.
wsr1 oeicse tie Challsst n sad Baltimore Con.
yent:ars eec us= Of bin streDKth il the North
EN- States. WYezo is bis strength newt A@k
oi the xinjs, nst "a tasy blow ever theprsiries
Of The Northwest, ..t7 no longer sing % ms -
The name Of Dsryas. ':So!e .rumpeter OF his
oHu fame, +. vii sisk down In the h's country
a. melancholy example Of unsrccesslu; am-
bitten,
, 1860-10-22

Tbs different counts rAugsd from LOGS to
1890. Some Of tnexe ess:ua:es wsrs the result
o; nctcai and careful enumeration cf eve:Y
mae, woman a1d child. Tbs t,ms requirec il
passing given point WAS twenty minutes, IN
cluding stoppa2es.
In regard 10 the whoIs number Of strarGers
present, We are inclined to be!lere that there
cau.d uot have beea no.e than 5000, Of whom
tpsut oae half we're Re,nbIcaps- At their
,rsa: meeting On tho e5:h Of July last, our
DauEla. 1ri.nds turned out a processien rhich
confirmed yearly 400 wagons, and about Q 300
rs,rls. We estimated the whole runber pres
ab,ut equally divided, at Is 900. As The pro.
eeas1on Yesterday contained hut abou: f:ty
wagons, and not more than 1900 people, we
:L:tE 900 fair innate Of the whole number
Of a:rkugers present, both ac:oss cad specsa'
, 1860-10-22

The details Of the Arabia's news give new
hopes 10 The friends Of Italian Liberalism in
this country. 1t is certain that the disagree
nant Ct Garibaldi AID Cayour has been amic-
ealy arranged that Victor Emanuel will take
comu1aad Ct the Revolutionary army; that
tho Pope will not b. molested BY TIE LIBERIA
tor, in Rome, though rising OF his oTn peo-
pie NM cvtrHheln him; That Vecetia will
MT Il attacked that the intentions Of France,
though 1o.bttul are believed to be pacific;
that ts.e sard inian Parliament will accept the
Aonexn!ion Of Naples and the Two sicllies;
Aui taa., for the present. at !east, the danger
Of revolutionary exc.ases and anarchy Lave
bssn avoided. The points Of doubt arc the
po.itioa Of ths French clergy ard tho radical
ism Of The Party Of Action, among the Italian
people. Tue trst may c5mpel Napoleon to
soms decided intervention for reviving Pspal
authority In tile temporalities Of Church, and
tho last, By their demands fora Republic pure
asd eimple, and for ths abrogation Of the
newly as .uaed authority Of Victor Emaprel,
raav fusni.h tie excasc 1oT that interfezence
which the Caurch desires. But with all the
examples Of the pas: in their minds, and with
their regrets coysequent upon tho diEa.ters
which succeeded 1889, 1880, end 1s4s, stul
keenly alive, i: seems hardly possible for the
Italian patriots to go smi's, and give up csr-
4ainty Of constitutional freedom. under lin.
, 1860-10-22

ks1e2Ft1E, oct. ~, AsAu.
Hon. D. L. Phillips and The writer hereof
hare spent the fast week with tho Republicans
IN Randolph and Perry Counties. We hare
spoken in Chester. Evannyille, Diamond Cross,
sparta, Georgetown and Liberty, in Randolph,
ard yesterday It Piukney ville, and In the even
ing ct Drquoi., IN Perry. Through tbe negli.
gcace of ,hose who hsd Ito matter il charge,
timely notice was rot given to tho peorl, u:
some Ct the towns, snd, il fsw OF th.m, the
meetings we:e no. ia'se; hu: everywhere the
Republicans arc workicg as .hey ueso7 worked
before. As consequence, ne oaa say frcul
personal q seryktinn, that a!l We have heard of
the prgEess Of Republican p:ireiples il South.
trn illinois is strial7 true. The change since
We were tere il '5s. cad again il '5s, is almost
ftbaloca. Tie Fillmore mea Of '55 have mainly
become Repub!icsre, crd :he intelligent ror-
ton Of ahe Democracy who are 70. keli in line
By its scsen cardinal principles, viz: " The fro
lotves aEd two ishes," haze in largo rumbs1s
joiutd the party Of frsedom. Our information,
derived (ton reliable eou1ces, sstif fi.s Us thai.
in erery county, there is q baud o: active, Tcrk.
ins Republicans who go pI5inG the peop!e wi'h
arguments AID documents, and The re4u!t will
thow an immense Lincoln gain on the 9Th Of
November. l. ia true here il ia sone equities
lkrso c'a.s whom documents cannct reach.
4 mrs. reliabla gentleman at my elbow gives
ne tie fsleviag fact in Illustration cf lhe difi.
culty. H. w.s receatly :alkirg will a1eadiug
Squat.ezite u. Ut. Vernon, in Jef'srson Co. My.
| Tit latter admitted tha: ths Rspu9I:caos had
bstn working usst eIsrt:vel; they had scat
te-ed newspapers. document. and spteches
everywhere, ana he could rot tcsl what feet
they EigLt tsEa; blt, 10 added With EeHsty
! ctuskse, "lEl1E 0bd. va haze four h1ndrtd
ma IN tAs coanty le1o f7anot rsad." The htate-
1se5s is trt1icieA.ly h1r,lat;ag 10 every cl'.zsa
ci he Sale Well n:y saeh msa ss John a.
Lsgan ID. ~ thsn': :htir s.sra for the twin In
e.i.u:icns Of ignorance and bad whisky, ter By
! them do ttey get gsi. cad proper.
T:e election n.6s from Paansglranis, Oaic
erd 11diaEa had stunning e1ecs ppon ths
bpzu. Dsnec:a=5 here. In it ting Geo tha'
thar days are .u1bsr. d. Ttoss with whcn
| eLzya lset tu!ssEly corscds tie elc=ticn G.
Linctln. AL hope feenas to then clsaa gone
forever, ebila :ho Republicans ars chce7ed viz!
Inc certainly tta: their 'sbors 4.s 10 be crowned
with SUCCESS. TIE goye;rmsn. will be b.cugh
back to it's early m3esip6:, acj, adn'sa'sta.ct
by Honest Aba Lincoln, prosperity aad rese'
will again b!ess the lSod.
It sca1ce1y necessary to add. !hs. our Eisi
heta enables us 10 reassuse cur rsadtr3 tha
Illinois ID as safe for Lincoln - Vermont, snt
| 1-,3~1+ VA, yn.v o1d 6va thnn&srj IA .i1at
, 1860-10-22
The Canal EnlA3 pemens 10 be Coutln-
ned.

~VkE11lV
Ukds
Tte Commissioners Of ihs Canal Fund net
On Tuesday, says the Albany N.atans1n, and
directed ,ns Auditor 10 invest &4]0, ,oUO Of tho
Canal Revenues in ths State Tax levied to com-
p1ete the enlargement wo:e.
BIZ 70 doiu :, The Contracting Board Fill te
in fund. to ca1rJ On The worx tina wiuter, 81
the eiass Of navigation, without. waiting for
the taroy coils c.ion .nd return Of the tax.
We eau, therefore, confidently assure the
people that On the opening Of navigation next
is"eaod ne9s fs1 the op!e"-Buba.o Er.
, 1860-10-22

This statement exhibits the fact ttas sfavt-
labor ia ro: found prohs.b!e in rho cities. which
has otsen before been proved. The 5.a2s slaves
lest to Charleston have been placed en- The
pia1tatioss >, where t1ei- rv:ces are valuable
10 the cw1ers. Tic decline Of tae free Ee. raes
is small, but it is very natural I: Is most
strange that sae white pcpu's:sou o! an inpor-
tsat lea port city. t avir 6 large commerce and
great nea:lh. shcu;d only tayt1ocreasedS 5 SIS in
lne apac. Of ten years When the dec..ne In
the number Of slaves is coostd :.ec, the 'css 70
tho working part # tie popu!atioa is : ser1.us
nnn
, 1860-10-22
UNITED STATES CENSUS.

Below we give table, made oat with much
care, th. cs1sua returns OF the Northern dis
trics Of 0aio, By counties, contzasted with tho
-an.rs r.t1rru nf 1a51.
, 1860-10-22

Every well informed friend OF Stephen L,
Dough-. IL wiling to acknowledge that he las
NJ prospect of success IT ,ho coming election.
sither before the people or in the House ci
Representatives. Either Abraham Lincoln will
b. elected BY the people, or John e. Dr@cken.
ridge or 10 Lane will be erected by the uouac
cr Senate. You muAs either mike choice ba.
tweeo these three OF throw your votes a1ar for
stephen 4 DouoIRs. Every vote you cast f.r
d ,upl 81 ia q vote indirectly for John c. Bfeck,
srridse, tho oaly naa whom your votes ceo
bEnehl,
, 1860-10-22

"Jones, did yoa gee tha: sfl:ndil balt hus
Of Dou gins wnen you were in Ne~ York;
"Ycs. bcs I've seen q fia-r oae bicce IN Penn
e7.yAnia- I. Was y }u;i Lus.."