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, 1860-10-23
III THE UNION DISSOLVED

Ten and half millions of Uaited States
stoeks were told In Now York yesterday ct
satoa ranging from par to 4l-loe premium
directly io tie taee Of IL. L;aooln.s election
to the Presidency. This Little circumstance
will probably calm the tears Of those old ladie.
Of both BcxeE who hare been snivelng 80 70
hene1tly since the Republican triumpha wer
announced In Pennsylvania and Indiana
, 1860-10-23
The Net Product Of Secession.


4 correspondent Of the Mobile Adrtssssr
trea.a curtly tie plars Of those passive hsess'
sionists, Who, il tho event Of hr. Linco!n's
election, s.e tho fruition Of their hopes in tho
refusal Of all Southerners to take or Aald Fed
erA otice. He argues:
"Thers are four kinds Of Federal Office
holdert in Alabama, to Wit: The oh:ers OF the
Fede-rl Courts, Lan3 C{Geers, po.tnassssa aud
Collectors a. tha Customs. The Judges of the
Courts hold cffice fer life. and, theraiose, do
rot bold cftl:e nuder any Administration: Sup"
pore TINT there be no Marshsls or Distrlct At-
torneTa ju The Federal Courts? Suppose even
that the Courts be shut up, what good will that
ac.znpIishg Whist would Lincoln care ii tha
Courts xere closedf uow would it Interfere
With the admfuistr=tio1! Next come tue Land
officers. Suppose the 1Aod-oill:ts we're eiosen,
who would bs irjnred Ct anseyed by It, In
riyes raltry pittsnce from The sale Of i.s bit.
an-aere lsud, which It can Eparc without incou-
Y .riencs. l. The Offices were eloaed, our own
peop1e rho want the land c. uld not Ees II.
Next the pos.metter3. Suppose tbs mails are
slapped, who will bs injured, Lincoln Of cur
peoplry TIE rnails are gwen to ca ~ = Boon,
at a. expense to tbs Gorernn:snt. 1nd are an
| INDISPENSABLE necessity to us. What would
| Lineoin care if We stole the ma1ls? Not hz
And. l.st of Ill, the Custem-house officers.--
Fron1 tbe receipts nf our Custom-honer, GoT
| eruruent derived ebont q million dollas4 Pr,
| apbum. This ia the only department Of n.
| Federal Government the obstruction OK "nlcs
would ;njuro or annoy ths Administration
! ID: we hare no meanB Of ohstzuctsng the col
| lection Of customs. Suppose note Of onr peo
| p,e dare accept Custom house offices, th:n Lin
coin will fod Northern men who will accep
them. Suppose 1he7 dsre not ]and upoa @ oa
soil. tkea laey csa remain Oh shtpbosrd: ant
! rnilect custo.uR on hoard revenue CUTTER"
, 1860-10-23

H.
Hoa. D. X. Cartier, one Of the a5le:t Repub'
llcars o. Ohio, will address tbs people Of Egypt
fer the uext fortnight Ut the places published,
c,u,uencing Ut Ceutraiia tonight.
4 Rschcs,er (S. ~ paper thus describes
Carttes'e s:sls OF oratorJ;
at is Impossible for rny one 10 repo1:. bis
speeches; they are Of style psca'iar TO him.
sf aEe . tfIs ss, ssst I'D Snssp
his ". hse !ae spa thst .lisSt 1t.maar ot his
on,y o nsie, Lis bits, when they do e@ne. Tho
more irresistible. Like person r.th p,ecs p
of Iudia rubber, you efe iatently wstchlnE him
slowly acd lsboriously drawing. it cut. Tnen
Ear % i tates yor ID .hs f&ce. aga Jon ecs1eely
Know from whanes Il conner: Qis vii /: spon.
t.neous and natural. not LIB red. l'n1snG . h..
aneeeb. soma unterE1ded Dougissits Jel!s Out
.Hurrsh for D3usla,.' Instantly and without
hesitation, Mr. Cartier sa5s. Us the oDlJ .r:
runept ever heard IN his favor, and apy ~
esn n,ate IT, Thsre was no more hu7shin1
| rn.1]auH
, 1860-10-23
WII)Bl WAkES!!!

THIRD Wan ExrUBt1cAs Clrn--Tkere nil
b. meeting Of the Third Tnrd Rcrublicau
Club This (Tuesdsy) evening". oc:: s3d at u.
usmerick'x, South C.a1k stEe:s. There will n
spes king BY A. Garrison, A!dcrraaa Jones, c.
D'Wulf aad Dr. Bike. Turn ont Repuoiieans
Of the Third. Turn out.
CALy1r D'WoLr,
GEo. L. FLAoo,
P. ScaAcK,
y. Z. BIAkF,
F. j3SEs,
u. G. HAwIEY,
7, E. RpscaE+
, 1860-10-23


AwA1ps OF 1860 IS RAR - HEARD rRou.
F1psr Parx1rn or u. s FA11~
DO, Do VERMONT SrATE FAR.
DO. 20. NEW IxrsEy S1Ars FA1H.
10. DO. kKx1Ecxx STATE FA1a.
no, 10. 0a1o Sr4.E PAIR.
10. DO. ILLINOIS SrArE FA1R.
70, %. WISCONSIN S7ArH PAtR.
DO, DO. cntcAGo Akc1. INSTITUTE.
Ard Al hundreds Of County Fa:11 throughout
&ha Union.
Office 167 snd 169 Laka street.
Gko. r. 0Hf17KspEx,
G.uesal agent for Illinois. Wisconsin, and
Nor!hern Indiana Geo 5ta>esw
r~ Ladie, and gentlemen who are looking
Eor = Dgehou.e #hfre they will Ret their work
wall d=ae, either IN dJsing o. cleaning, In sal
its branches, will lad sa:h b. ealing Al the
B,,toa Fancy Sseam Dysing Establishment
Of Augu.. E:hwa1z, No. IS South Clark street
| and lis Illinois street. cc1811N
wAll should not fail 10 resd the advertise,
rneu. Of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper. se5l,
, 1860-10-23
Carl Schurx I'm Few Tork-12nthuslas-
lie 0EmQUk&rHttQNM4

Carl Schu.z delisered an address on The po.
lideal questions Of tho day, ut the Cooper In
s:itute in New York on Thursday evening. in
German. TIE hull was crowded to overfowing.
The speech, said 10 hare been one Of Mr..
Schu,z's fiEett Efforts, having been concluded,
3 scene Of the gre=tess enthusiasm followed.
The entire audience rose. and gave round after
rouad Of sp2leuse for the orator and for the
Republican candidates.
During this evening there wac fsne display
OF Wide ATskes. At one time about fifteen
hundred men with torches were drawn up
around the 1aEtitute.
, 1860-10-23
UuWN 70 TENNE9sEE

4r. Douglas spoke At CentraliA Teatesday
and then took the evening train Tor Cairo,
whence be proceeds TO Memphis and q se1iea
Of fztuucp appointments in Tennessee Georgia
ind Alabama Hs wilrAear good account
Of Illinois shortly altar hs fsaehes Mobile.
, 1860-10-23

Who yrBsl E1nsd Ctuce muder Lincoln
H1 the S0u113
IthEs bern fAvorite saying with some Ct
our craoucn.s, Tim. il Lincoln shousd b. cloct'
ed thu South worll refuse 70 hold Office under
him. VS. have the hast Of evidence 10 show
that this is bes.icas. lit. Yaneey Of Alabama,
says:
uThefe art ,cea il the S7uthe7a H:ates who
would taxe cili.e u.dsr Lincoln, AID they would
of course be the neAzest 70 6yaps:t'z'rg Win
him ia lis rule. tell Jop It would NIT take
lang fer them to sympsshize entirely With hln,
-na iaas. 50 eatirely ~ to be sble to keep tht
Office"
rhe Knoxville {renn.) Wig. well known
ane Influential organ Of Southern opinion
takep tho following view Of tbs cass:
| "Wi!l Democrats Ia tho Sonth hold on
Who that knows them eau doub;7 mt one i
| thous.pd will resign Aad 20 out Of efl':e. "a
no !: ttey will te glad 10 serve under l4tncolr
aud thus ssre the ccustrT! They Will 9st u
outside p7euures. ard procure letters To h
wri,txn, urging the importance Of continuing
them in e{fice. Toatrca-t ters, penaion cgcnts
district attorniea, unarshajs, route eg=nts, Ant
All. will intrigue ind scheme. to be rets'ned nm
der e,ea Lincolo. We challenge the world 7
no;nt to man who will Ee1ign. Ii ,coln.
ereatest trouble st the South will be to tiua cA'
sas enough 70 meet the cldnor6s demands c
ths BtecEnrldgs Democrats.
, 1860-10-23

4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
can ol..&.n boArd with small rri.Ata f~soily on
Va :ssa Avenue. AtdrtaA T. o." BE 1900. t.etes-
t,sA
, 1860-10-23

Hon. D. X. Cartier. Of Ohio, arrived in tie
city Last evening, and leaves this morning for
campaign tour in "EgTps.''
Hon. John P. Hale COMMENCES filing bis ep.
poin'nents &o-day, speaking as junction, Uu-
, 1860-10-23

NGASTEk'S SALE.-~State OF ILL.,
N1 mol. Cook County. s. S-supetior Court os Oh c.
10 IL Cas- rery. Jtrao F4shar ~ Andres ess:ueao
Fr.ncx a. Eca.on soo.rt uer.tL 1r Isaac +: TO Eel,
?ostsr Fame md Y&rek F. shesaa. Ehl II fetse:ns:
PuSAS nos,ea Il her-by kvra thst II pursuance a.
deers nssr aa'*1ed IL " sooTe eEted eaa;f - sse
t:hsaceIy Ut tee Superior g. uTt Of Che=+n viii. ihe
eeven1e: h,h daJ Of toveHtsf 1 = ttn csleen =
tse for<aQeo ct that 63y ss - Eoat HEto - ne h85-
81 Bidder fr ch The north doc: Of the t:Enr1 4o:ac
n the cy Of Chko, in said CouE.J Of Co"k the tol
b. neesza1y to ratis, The Of sae &c elsh
.ese,s .z toss:sef ~ a.:sfs ~ st1
tcrb- parcel situate 6s .swn OF
osn 5.o1ntY Of CQ4t and State of :nok kuaWn II
SoLx Vi quarter i" eesin seventeen tl7A and the Ne
la Of the Nosssas: quarter O. ,setoe se,satsen 71
Eay. 3! he third Fs.cdIsl e:ciaa. Atso lot nanhs
stvt nteeu tt nSiabeE oLu ~ of ne sonn sseton
| kicru.alr, with the buildings nieate thsitnn s,B
N.derfn Chsnrtry RI the Suce1ier CoIt os cnieAgo
Dateo Oe!nSE9 93t, $50. oee3 s3.s ID
, 1860-10-23

The Otio S.a1e Jou.naL has cfficial returns
from nxty~eight COMMITTEES for candidates on the
State ticket. In these counties, Murrsy, Re-
publican candidate for Attorney General, has
e4,1s0 plurality. Semi. official reports aud esti-
mates for tie 1e1aining eight counties gire
him plurality Of 2s,1e4. Tbs Cincinnati Ga
sett1 thinks D,cke..,e rs majority will not vary
200 from 1900 oro wsy or the other- The cfi
cial figures for six counties, added to the report
osthe !State Joxsnal, make gain for br7nEsr-
holt over the es'iuats Of tsat psrer Of 4es- A
corresponding gain en- Dennison's vote. in the
eight counties 10 he heard from, would giTo
him ret msjorlty Of abou. 1890. Dfinter-
hoff had decided thai the Fugitive Slave LAW
was Unconstitutional, and also affirmed the old
Democratic decision that persona Of mora than
half white blood vers legally entitled to Tote
For Ibis 1e:.cn the Bcllegarest msn supported
The Democratic candidate, hesidea GONG con-
servati.e Republicans. This accounts fer his
running II, eco behind his ticket
, 1860-10-23

There wa: one custom in America which
cpail not be top muck caalemae4, and that
vas the terrible custom Of apit1iuE. Why the
Americans coadrncend=a Ia 50 6ttAy ha5't,
and n,edc euch rig stJ es OF their pltces ei re-
s,rs, be cautd not tell. Why. tic iadIes' drfts-
cs in railway carrtagea IN Ame1ica "efa nfe
,ett high in tobacco jules.
4 truo point, Sir Grantley Berkeley. fonr
bebt poi1.rr re7.r made bes.er. Thafa CO., !
erery word Of it, except the pertion Inst 'c-
fers to tho ladies' dresses, on which We SLOW |
you mtdera'a discount You nevsr indu?ged
In truey observation il yeur life; no more
just tourist's note ever was psid wher DUE
We arc inc1iued to lorgiva gaa much, and, in-
deed, grant yoa, Sir Berkeley, plensET indul
gence for all ths remarks Tcu arc inclined to
make Of US Americans, remarks ensenasTed 5y
your perpetual war with ths baggage m=ste,s
and hotel porte:s, IS you asd your canine con.
paa;ons In travel journeyea sc7H'ins aad Bsoyl.
Ing through these harbario regions. Ton hare
stumbled u; ;on cne greet truth, havo launched
one very Just cezzure, put on record one grea:
jac!, which placss you 80 far III aaranea Of The
majority Of tourists TINT re haae to giFa you
| credit for it.
| Sp;t:fng-Er2 r2ee:oresag.--1.i i: 1as'ons', Il is
American, 9 custom for whica "serrihlo" is 8
mild phrase, hkbit for whica "al:ty" in .
term inadcqustc. It infasts alt cur prb!io balls,
caarcnes, and p1aees Of public resost; i'tnrRs
onr ea1a into ds1s OF uucleanlincss.
We can imagine many 4 time Sir Berkeley,
whea IN American baggag=-master, With his
Mortified noss in the air ut tho proposed inno-
t ration tcaus indignant to lead out YOUR c!esr-
, 1860-10-23

Herman Kre1sEnann$s Appointments
Herman Kreismann, Esq, will address his
German fellow. citizens on political topics aathe
f,'lsviaE timea ead places:
Tail. .En .EEA. ~
, 1860-10-23

cnscs Fn4ups.-The IndiAaape!ss Journal
s4.t.. ,h.. the Dsnocratic Ceusus Narshais in
th,t st.te. iopklBg "a district apporil0nHeniss
~. - III ths asins in population to Democratic
Counties. aud 70 tbs graat snd growing hepaoll-
e.n rou.aes Of til. north, hardly anJ Il nn- Il
no,nt. ou. e..e, where Republican counties are
in thi. v.y .othsd Of from 3.ooot to ooo on
thu fetuthf.
, 1860-10-23

MATER IN TIE CASAl.-John II. kinzie, Cau'
al Collector, received dispatch frcm the Gem
ersl Superintendent i. Lockport, yesterday
morning, to clear boats draniog four feet az
isrh4A
, 1860-10-23

nx..wAsE pouersr1.-A Washington dis,
pe1eh da.ed The ls.h, says: 1lcarn from gocd
authority. that .hs Rspub:'eaaa Of gs,sr gre s.e:
Liucc.n. B1ecklarlaae'a majority over oil, At
tie late Inspectors elections, IVES only 80. asd
t0as is rtear'rd IS having already melted aray
un3tr he Penney van;s 6ests. ! hear Ct come
Of tic largest Shareholders ia the State, who
have ctc'ared for Llacoln. i series Of E.aaa
meetings il to bo held throughout thu Ssa:e
next HeeE.
, 1860-10-23

TEE REPUBLICAN, DARsEcut*-Ths lahnant
Curtin neu sill celebrate the vic.ory oi thelr
champion, On sstardAy ono week, bJ D;;t..r Dafoa
depot On that occasion fit ox, sheep,
eAf and goat, will b slaughtered. These
condemned saina1a will he pssnded through the
principal zsrta&s un "Wednesday rext, and vii
bs :laughts1ed On Thnrsday.-RAil1f 1fFas, OF.
, 1860-10-23

And In h,s uspA VAL kroxa voSnsn!Se .ty1e, lie H.
I'll EW eus - hc9~t, - vsl - ~ "a ea1km-
.rse: tsc yss.s' EtaadEg- bat hi! ES FIRE *
AtTENTi0s viii n euiu+- u .s.u tn tao fk:NTtht
uErARcAESr Of II. b,sns.'. shin viii ease!s LIN
" ng I'll a1de:s v.h "a he may :~ fAsos.d
5F" 0-5era io- Electraiy sns. ioFf tiud NJ, fa2eF
RutnE aat Ncoa Engraving. executed rrunptly an At
low rSt:s.
IT Counting Hec.a End bss:ne.s Ell: tr-t dos.
, 1860-10-23

We ha7: .s,eEsaphic disrn:ch giving Ice
official returns fer Gcyeruor for the EliSle
s,s.e. Curtir,e tRrpublicac} majority Il
32,op2.
, 1860-10-23


Afew dsys sgo tslegrsphie dispatch from
phltsdelphia slated Tint the straight Douglss
electoral ticket Of Pennsylvania had hten With
drawn, which 'esvss tae k-adtng e|eeto's in
ths field, shout half Of whom are fer hreek1n'
ridge. Tho following from ForneJ's 1'fs'' n
tespsc. to tha usst*r, indicates INT there Will
be 3 further bolt from the morgrel ticket - It
stands:
Whs. will tbs regular Douglas Democracy Of
P~naayIyauia do in November ncxs, now that
he Administration E1ssn.i,e conmlttss & hsss s
~ vh;rh it vas arranged that the e!eesosa
sha ~ 'o1 Deasss q BIstsF.dss IT,
-. ;.r.nm;ttes deserve credit for the drzt fEsat
dc cress,n plot the Douglas men Tfte ~ 70 b
~ il il In since the Withdrawal Of the Cresso'
Dough-; he en xats ste 70 st,s r..
*;oc ticket viii do 80 With their eyes open 10 th
f.et ths. they ara ssaisting John e, Dreesnnfddge
, 1860-10-23
Anpo{u&xasufa OF Hon. John ". North.
Hon. Joan W. North, OF Minnesosa, will i'd
dress tho people Of Illinois Oh political topics
st th- following times aud plnesas

fkoo, Tnex- CorE1nsa appointments In
Illinois,
Hen. Thomas Cotwin will address the people
ot Illinois On political topics nj tue following
lines nud Places:
Nns.hAll E.a1k .......octotFs t.
, 1860-10-23

r1rr4ss1A.-DT. ). 3. Davis io a letter to the
7sm&s and R{rald, denies that the disease At
present prevailing in many portions Ct tue
State aud known es Dip: eria, ia ei!her new or
MI ~
, 1860-10-23

mr.. LpEeJos's Aprofntment"-
Hon. owea Lovsisy viii address tbs people of
Illinois On political topics at thtfa}lrring timsa
aod places:
l. Sst. Lssa!!e r.
Lee 0{t01t NCtF4H
, 1860-10-23

uep, +, P. Blair, Jr., will address the people
q, 1l,inoi. ii tke following times and Pisces:
jset5as, Pest. ca. ..-,......--.--..... ce-Ss.
.rtus1l, stalk . ~...-- 49,. ''''''" >. *.
l4alya llstFy -.'....-'...'''''."s
, 1860-10-23
The New York Weekly Times


Tha NEW TORE WEEKLY TINES Ia large a7d
elegantly Printed Q1arto sheet Of eight pagc az erF.
eight column. .-devat to p,cs. Lt:r1u:r I'D Craer-
Il New, and intended t. b. H. BEST - vel; ~ the
GREATEST FAx1lx NIwsr.rkR tn ths United STATES.
The f.st sim Of Tho 1rss . and viii a.ways bc, to keep
is readers thoroughly and reliably pese1 up 10 ese.
thlcg which may happcn general nie.est IN any part Of
ihs world 1t c3mmeua fully and f1eey apon a topea Of
importance n every dera,tmeot Of pshle aanr AID
alwa5a In the Interest Of Fsee.om. 0ner and he Ftbt
Gosd. whue liz Influence will ba urtosnly conservatives
Il advocates +rrT Of Just and benc.ceat rsog1c*
and .ets tie u21ese extension or perstuaon OF SA'e-
H. :. Of er.s, llpk else Incompatible with the hlehes
welfare of tic wLo'c community. While It rtpozss |
r.otp7y and arcas.ely al nttksHe OF Eo.ea Interest
svs7y department. ot human sevaf. never pandtfsto
VICIOUS ta.tes sud excludes III n II columns everything
th.t might reader Improper for general FAx1
pasusa Aseek. to promote the ae1eEal Eeifre1y usEtE
thu elasms os
EDUCATION, MORALITY AsD RELIGION
upon Of the people: and IN ~ s dtc1sAloa
eate1vo.s constantly to he suIsd aad eontsoal BY tho
spirit Of
MODERATION, PATRIOTISM AND COMMON
SENSE.
IN Cs.arsrospEcE, both Foreign and DosneAc tie
T.xzs soaf<selto be superior .ay otaes American
Journal. It's KEroErs Ct Congressional zaA Legislative
| proceeding, Of financial, CouImHrsai Ard
GENERAL 1STELL1oEScE
q Important LeI aad Criminal 1ta's. and Of wasevsr
ay bsys spse interest for the great body Of Tho eonnu-
| n.ty, are ;ull. prompt aud feiAt'e.
Especa ateutl ~ il levoted II full aseurats and trust
| we1thY Yepo1ts Of TIC
| LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
fof xh,ch speerl cops Of Reporters snantAnsd-
A1ITEnAnY DEPARTMENT
vii aso hs kept ur embracing
, 1860-10-23

one of its fore wheels yesterday asttfooan ot
suddeu. ard cams down \ ith crash. Nobody |
hurt.
YA1xn IN TIE CASAL.-John II. Kinzie, Cau-
al Collector, received dispatch frcm the Gen"
ersl Superintendent i: Lockport, yesterday
morning, to clear boats draining four feet asx
inches.
r1rrnsr1A,-D7. ). 3. Davis il 1ett*r to the
Tsmss and Kfrald, denies that the disease At
present prevailing in many portions Ct she
State aud known Is Dip. erin, Ia eiiher new or
necessarily fatal
fw Somebody writes from Kentucky to q
Ci51innats paper, tbst = spot IN ths sun ID 20"
! visible to tbs naked eye.
This Of course refers to The litsts son Of his
| mother who has found that Lincoln 1poe' The
squatter;tes hare been 80 july over. They lind
i. r.sible to the naked eye and growing bigger
sn,oas pesrrr,xa.-Five searsen, named
Geo. Mills. Johu AeGilTrey, John NcDumf.
C, Schre:nsmsnn snd Thomas chaEis, wefe ar'
rette1 Saturday, a& the instance Of Martin
Bnsher, f;sstqr Of he schooner Rapid, NOW IN
hi, po.t upon the ehargs Of desertion. The
matter was compromised upon the men agree
iuR 10 retu1n 10 their berths..
Evxs1so SCHOOLS Ar PAIxERs AcApEYr 213
srArs SrRse4.-Mr. Palmer is offering to the
public xuperier advantages IN Bookkeeping,
repmao.hip, Elooa,icn and Arithmetic al great:
In reduced p-iets uia Eva ling Schools in
| Writing md Arithmetic will be held On Tues
day and Fndsy evening", commencing with
! this evening,
, 1860-10-23

~ Doors and windows fitted with taa: rub"
ber moulding are better, tighter, and warmer
thsn half dezsn doubls windows or doors-
Sold At No. Kingsbury Flock, up ssaara.
, 1860-10-23

Nxv Books ri ,NA1sx Hnp.-"Qdd Peo-
ple," heinR popular description Of Angular
rsees Of men, By Capt. 4sJne Raid. For talo
BY AeNa1iy 4 Co., 81 Dearborn st,
, 1860-10-23

Tax ALABANA I.srRaEc71ox.-"o learn
through a private tuusce that the evidence nf
lie insurroctioua1y plot in Alabama, whie: we
al:uaed to sor.e days sgo, wss extorted from a
aIzvo By the application Of eish. hundred lash
"a to his back. Alter This gentle masl essalion
lis memory was eu.is. fy restored and be was
sble TO verify every auspicion Of his toruentorS'
II ra@ evidence Outlined by this process on
whick tie preachers Wers hung in Texas, and
A;stod on Northern Travellers in the nouth arc
cr1ua ed II ID 4 well knoxn 1act, that the
States in which .hese Ingenious moshods Of &C:
quisiug kroEledgs sr. il vogue, are tie most
sratns in their devotion to the Democratic
uar.y: aud it is u17rrelnus, If ws revert to the
history Of tbs reign Of k'pE Bombs, to w'tncsi
the Similarity of naeAaa sud inttrnmens usee
in ketniue up an iutsnae Democracy and an in
tAnta Desno1ism IN. Y. Taats.
, 1860-10-23

a. c. Il. scRIYE1T Adre'rtstna A2snt Is DeaFaor--a.
[. o.fhorii h reass AdeesaMsx fsF ais aad aa ~
La1dia1 Pupsrs ef uss Isg4t1'eeaL ai-be9+y
, 1860-10-23

WHsr EIDE JCSton Wins k~AKEF, A1rEsr1oSi !
All ,hos9 who intend 10 turn out With Us on
Wedre.day evening a.o hereby 1otited to ap-
p=sr o: trei= Lall, corner p,.:*-an eua kaadoleh
streei, ibis evening at si1 ee:7s% P: :cise!y. E5
order. Il. Gar DAGoY, Seer.
, 1860-10-23
OUR PIIlLADELPHIA GCEsTS.
Tic Hoard Of Trade Banquet:

Itis En- Important trade epoch. that wli;h has
brought to our city from the City Of Brother'y
Love our present guests, a worthy and e1ce}-
lent delegation aud repreeentatiou Of phllndel-
psi. enterprise sud so1idity, a Literally made
I'd Of her Board Of Trade and mercantile cam.
nunitY. They have coma ont to see the good'y
heritage Of cur Northwestern business public,
core with 4 view 10 eombiue p!e6suIe with
preiis. and trede roa.tera aud details with the
pleasant lnt.rcour.e tnas enly awaited their ~
rival in cur fsurishing cstieF.
It Was sniueuslg fitting aud prcrer that soIae
fcrr,sl aad courteous recognition should b Is
ken Of this visit to oar city, and the credit Of
cur city fer hospitality and gensscus welcome
seems On this occasion, as on ell presioua Of
ike nature, to be safely aud well located with
our Board Of Trade
The formal reception Of The philadeiphisns
took place on 'Chsuge, the day sfter their asri-
va1, as duly recorded in our columns. TIE Eis~
itora uasde lying trip to Milwaukee, and wero
ta return :ast evening. 1twas hsppily made
part Of the plan Of our Board Of Trade ss en~
tsrt.inerr, thu bazquet th.t took place a. the
Teenons House last ere1ing.
a Committee Of the Board Eere 1uly chosen
as Reception Coumit!ac. and tue arrange
menta vera sateIy left with John D.aka, WHO
left no feature of preparation unstten6ed tc, Is
regards cuisine OF general appointments Of tho
supper room.
rjete3 we're lsid for two huntrsd and if1y
euests. Tbs President Of tho Chicago Board
Of Trade. Ira Y. Mum, Esq., pseaided support
ed by Henry Budd. Esq, OF Phi1ade1phis; Hon.
LYNN Trumbu1l, and eeEersl well known mem"
berg Of cur Board Of Trkde.
Among the guests of the evening wess the
l.rzer sharo Ct orr Philade1phia ri.;1ors vhose
n,mes We havc before giren, as also Hen. D.
L. Cartier, Of oaio; Hen. E. .. sehnabci, Of
ps; Hon. l., man Truubu'l, the Mayor Of Chi
cego, Hon. Hayor Senter, Of Cleveland. The
press wero Represented by several members o'
our city pr ss, ard by Messrs. Benedict, Of Vi
Cleveland u<raH: Cisrs, II the Aiaer's llgi*
hr; Crump, Of the North Amtriezn; Thonp
son, Of the lrfss; Mallory, Of the 1nquirt''
"all Q, Pi,iladelphia-"
Afler the more substantial part Of The rspss
the Subsequent and c!eaibg features OF e.
e-eniu2 we.e introduced by J. G. Wright, E;4
who read the following
| aEouIAR 7oAsrs.
]. Orr Gae-n,-Welc nc.
Responded to br GA1ricl Mslt1y, os, Of II
| 1shifade!uhis Engufrtr.
=. The F.;t.d.,rAsa Board n 7fuar.-1hc corpora
representative ut commzrce weAta and 11tg1eH Of u
keysons Stale, snd ct the !nt:gffy of the
, | Ihla1elptia.
NespouoeA " ~ nsA4i o' r,
.,x +. ,,s pze,r Tv or our country. Her pas
are ct rorp alurued by lr echans la m.nuacsuse
her .,e.-suen ler seho1sa asd her he.os than sas
pa1rotIsu MD integrity Ut hsE sens-