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However tie fre-ea:ers may threaten that in
the event Of the election Of Lincoln. four OF 6ye
Of the Southern States will Immediately tecede
aud set up the hacnes Of independent sovereign
ties, a very different feeling prevail. emoa8 tbs
old and cold, and the Foong aud ardent gentle
men from THAI portion of the Union who hold
places undsr the present Administration. 4
friend Of mine who reached Washington last
ese7iug, after a brief perussl Of the town and a
cordial greeting Of his friends in and out Of Of
fee, informs ma thst the soticltude Of tbs en-
p1oyess to be On good terms With anybody who
may be cho.en President in November next Is
painfully manifest The sunny South is i'm.
mensely enthroned hers in snug places. Old
Virginia has the largest population Of ancient
aud youthful F. F. VS. in the departments.
Old gentlemen With geld headed canes and
young gentlemen with mustachios; while Mis-
sissipp', Georgia. South CaEolina, Alabams,
Louisiana, and all other States Of the sAme po-
l.tica afe enormously represented These peo-
pie like Washington vastly. They hare the best
positions, do the least work. and are favsrites
iu nearly all the exclusive fashionable circles.
The toilers in all tbs departments are generally
Northern men. men who work not onlT because
work Is according to their tastes, hut because
they are suspected On account OF the latitude
from which they hail. Sow, 10 displace theso
be:cre which they stand few hours day. aud
to deprive them Of the elegant comforts By
which they ase surrounded, would be \ sad dis.
appointment. They could no more go back to
their solitary homes than they could ay, and
hence they begin to regard the prospect Of Mr.
lincoln 3 election with the utmost comolacency-
They clutch a. every sJu1 tom Of conservatism
upoa lis part, and dilste upon it. They dsplore
the threate Of the fire eatets. They even dep
recate the attacks Of the Administration upcn
Judge Daugias, and some Of them have grown
bold enough to denounce the constitatioa and
its British editor. I have no doubt that the II.
ltaois rai[-spt1tter will become handsome man
IN the eyes OF 4aeee excellent of1ics holders, the
raoment the bsliot-box pronooncea hin Presi-
deut Of the United States.
, 1860-09-26
white robba,s, He admits tho force Of ths

white robbers. He admits tho force Of tbs
rcasoning Of tho defense 20 far a. the frs is
concerned, but donies it rs to the imprisonment,
Now law Of Congress is supposed to
he a thing by itselt-an entirely, which
cannot he added to, or aubstracted from, by
anybody's court. But old Mr. TaneY walks
into it and hews or eection to suit bis case,
remarking By way Of apology for the butcher
y act that at more convenient Season he
will explain tho reason why. Nor is this oil
He admits lhat imposing a -fine On Tho tltl
Amy would bo unjust to her innocent master,
in compelling him 10 come forward and pay the
money or lose his property And e to avoid
this wrong, lie sends the slave to prison with
|, out recourse, compelling the master To lose
her services nolenS potens. :. .:.;. ..
Throughout the decision, which is quite
lengthy, Nj. Tansy betrays much bitterness
in parroting from his D1ed Scott decision that
the fright Of property in slave is distinctly
"and expressly sffirmed in the Constitution"
Whenever hs finds himself corne1ed BY the
personal character Of Mlaa Amy, and her per-
sonal responsibility to the lawa, he repeats the
old falszhooa as a sort Of universal solvent
for legal difficulties. How person eau be a
person and not person at the same time,
Mr. Tsney neither shows nor attempts to
show. His decision, argued from tho points
established in the Dred Scott case, is like i'm.
prison'rg horss for violating the lava Of the
| United States.
, 1860-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Boston T<aeel<r calculates that New
England will pa. at "a: d. !ess: forty eve thous-
anu tons Of shipping in the couraa ef three or
four months, ard thinks is within bounds 10
assume that LOG, 900 tons will tase been built
in the whole country curing tas year closing
December next.
There il M inrAn.e interest involved in
tho gas business. There are three hundred
and eighty one gas ccm 'aniss IN tho Ueiop,
OF New York has 81; Penns.1vanis -; Massa-
chuset1s 40; Illinois 10 sud Ohio 90. There arc
in Grea: Britain Yearly 1,10J gas works, three
to rur oue.
Mr. Csittend.n's rece1: speech at Ipdeper.
d.cce, IN Kentucky, utterly 1erudiates the idea
Of resiatanee from any quarter to q cons:tu-
tionaily elected President There ia no dan.
ger Of any, while the President holds in bis
gift one huaared thousand public ofHces.-
Ralsinxre II:riot-
by decree oi the President Of Tenzuels,
nee, corn, potatoes, salt beef. lard, ard other
neceasaries may be introduced tree Of duty,
"and ali importation charges, ordinary and e1.
fraozd:ns1y," through any q the parts Of that
Republic. The decree will remain in force
until repealed By the sare authority
TuE Panic AND PorrLA11ox.-Ttc population
of Lowell, u 49,, /. 81 ,069, Tna peru.atioa OF
1850. BY tbE Uci.ed States census. ~as :3 3s3,
and IN lS55, b. the Stale cen+us. 81 ,tJ3. Gain
sisce 1s5O, 3.G56; loss sincs 1855. 4Sl THIS
loss Was eccasiousd bJ the resus.oa Ct 1851
Tnz TRorr o. LAKE BiGLER--A friend ~ho
has oeen sojousrins in sre nxar Eel xhborhnod
OF Luke Dtgfe., California, curing the past
three nocths, informs us tha' 1t i. not unusual
to take mountain trcut there which weigh f. NJ
six to t4elye pounis. IL himself caaxh. one
that Hefg hted len p5u3ds, sud q iisacrm n was
reported TO hare taken cne weighing twenty
three pouads:-Spiri: Of tAs Timts.
-Witliaua ,dtrey Yoncsmaa Was executed
on the top of Hozsemonger Lane Jail. Loudun.
on the morning Of ths 81 INST. II. wxs con-
Eicsed of the murder nf hi+ mother. awee:bsart
aad TWO trolheEa- Upwards Q; 5e,voo p=op]e
were present, and Eios ran ti!:h until The v5ctch
Was taken down dead. LIE d.s3 pso,es,iu. h, .
innocence. Ac:orcitg 10 the Iia.fs, the eceres
uader tie scstIold we're Of tbs a,os. disgust,:;!
character.
-"W ho killed Cock robin ," 81" sall tha
sparrow. "Nho killed tht Democratic party p
Yen sass Dougi.s to Breckinr.,ee "Ycu."
shra Drsckiuf'd4e to Uoug,a,. "You," sss
Old Buck 10 both of them. "Ycu.' s4y beta
to Old ruek. ''Ynu," say tbs .sau.h 10 the
Democratic allie. North. And "Iou," shou,
bec& tlfo allfss -Nur:a to tbs ) ,u:h. :. You T.
thunder Gu. the Slave Eode;1es to the Doug a.
Kepra'ers Of the Missouri Compromise. No,
you echo bAak taa Douglas K.pealers nd
S4uatter Sovercign;tes.
, 1860-09-26

4 New York Mech sntc Driven out OF
Georgia.

Mr. John II. Heating, upholsterer, we'll
knoTn and respectable mechanic OF this city,
sailed on the 9Th inst. from New York for Sa-
vantah, purp: sing to CANVASS the State far g
patent spring bed. but at outs found THAI te
would not be permitted to pursue hts business,
he cane from fee Gtate. Mr. keating is 80
far frcm bt'rg an Abo'itionist thxt he has a.
ways been H pemocra., aud went South Impress
ed With the Leef 1hut tho accounts Of Son,h-
era tyranny he had read in tie newspapers
we're 1:t':lous; but be returns With III expert
eoce that cotvincss him that the half has net
been told, 4nd ,n:peis him, as mechanic who
drance should bs put ii tho wsy Of the free
labor OF free men, to rote and do vi hs can for
the euccess of Republican candidates and Re.
publican principles.
Tbs circums,sncts which have converted this
Democrat into an enthusiastic Republican are
briefly these: lie sa:;ed from New York on the
5th, for Savannah, as has been slated. On the
voysge CANVASS Of The passengers was t.kea
10 learn their political predisctiona, As is com,
mon Ia these days. Nr. keating announced
hsmeeif for Douglls; enc Of the passengers.
stakeholder, voted ior LincolD, aad the rest were
tlr Hrecki1ri5ke and bell. Arrired at Savau-
nah, and hasiag located himself at his hotel.
Ar. kestipg and eeFersi persons from New York
were sent Tor BY the authorities and questioned
IS to their business, their residence and their
destination. They were acquitted Of any euspi.
cion of being abolition enis=aries OF distributors
OF ince ndiarv docu1 ents. But they we're neti-
fed that they must leaye by the return Of the
steamer which brought them teither. 10 ned
dlsrs or sellers of pasen: rights from tue North
would be permitted at present to 70 through
the STATE ID the pursuit ot their cs1iing. This
despotsc command was rendered the Eure rig
orous By facts which csme t. the ears Of Mr.
Heating AID bis companions. 4 Northern man
st Aiken had been caught reading the New
York 1rihuke and Was Jared and feathesed.
An old resident Of Savannah who refused to
join club to supervise the opinions a,d co.,
duct ot cl.i@eus and strangers, and was there
fore suspected Of lacking zeal for the punish
1nent OF cffesde1s against slavery, IVES cc1a-
ptlled to abandon lis business ard migrate, 10
escape personal iod'gnity aud violence.
So warEci and commanded, Mr. KeasiDe
found il necessary to leave the State tn ,xc,c,
bus business had called hin.. s:sather than ~.
turn hcme he determined tn 60 on to LouIsians.
aud had t.keo nassaxe for New lrloaus, when
tie cap:a;.: q: fie resstl on wh;eh he uas to
sail warned lim that he wnult dod no less oh,
ssaclss tlr:e il his way. i only remained for
him to return 10 6tete where men from what.
ever pa7. Of this or any o.he: country mar 20
where they list, md pursue an hores. calling
urshackled nd free from such despotic surveii.
lance
, 1860-09-26
The Two Meetings at Peoria.

fEoLn lac i GILL 4Iauk-i1P1.l
Somebody IA tremendous gas.bag, certainly
sent an account Of the Douglas meeting io this
city on the 10th. to the Chicugo 1saes aud H+r-
asd. He frs: telegraphed that there were So.
00s people in attendance; then in a subsequent
dispatch stated that there were 60 600. He
finally wrote letter, and in that he put. down
the crowd It $1,000! Thare Is no telling how
large he will cal! I: the next time he ia heard
from. The Dsuglasites make themselves 50.
premely ridiculous BY ,hei1 oyergrowu accounts
If their meeting the real truth il tha: there
were net one.thltd the number Of people ,here
that they cuim. nnd they kron it. They know,
moreover, that their meeting WAS not j.. large
as the Republican meeting By mauJ thousands,
and that their :orcn light procession was not as
lasge gs the Eepu 1licaa torch, light procession
BIZ ouehalf. Neither t e cara nor the ho4s
brought as naanT people into Town on the 18Th
as they dit on the Slst, ard Mr. Tart, the
bsid ,e-se1der, himself Democrat, frankly
states that more people crossed into the GUY
over the bridge on tie 3lss than on the 12,},. S.
the receipts Of the bridge company qhor. Il
would he mare manly eua IN vastly he:tss taste
for re Democrats to knock under ns ONCE, and
oWn up tbst they weEa haaten,
, 1860-09-26
Gov. Stewards Arabian Hor1ea.

lhe moco talked Of h1fsea presented to GoF,
Seward, arrived here yesterday morning from
Boston. Three originally were shipped, hut
most unfortunately the mare died on the pAs.
sage. Neither Of the horses would attract auy
attention on The street, and If the larger one
WAS put up at auction, uaheraldcd, the chances.
unless keen faaciers were IN the crowd. ara
that he woufa not bring q hundred doilart.
lie is ebout fifteen hands high, dark bar. with
black name and tail, the latter lopg, fine aad
very thin; small head, large bright yes, aud
la:Ko nostr1ls, but none Of the FIRE and roetrv
II re may bc allowed such nixture-about him
that We SIC led to expect in the steed Of the
Desert. In short, to the uniuitiate5, full
b!ooded Arabian as here represtuted-andh he
is affirmed to be Pure and i1vA.uab!e-iA " not
much Of a shower" after all. He is badly
marked with white stripe On the forehead,
white fore and hind OF feer, and dapple on
the back. But The beauties and pesfecaious ex-
cite the knowing ones. Legs-aud they are
suoerb-hips, shoulders. back, hrea.t, and neck,
hc., are deemed perfect and in eli essential
points, is pronounced, BY those who ought to
know, the most splendid animal they have ever
SEEN. Hearing these enthusiastic posted ones
talk will greatly reliere the disappointment ex.
perisnced On first seeing the stallion. This ous
is SIX Jears old.
The oth4r is but two yeare aud is much
handlomer animal; some IA hands high and q
rsry besuti[pl so11eL He eyiaces more spirit
than the other and hia points are quite Al loudly
Both horse vill be On the Fair Ground to day
and are, We believe. to be forwarded to Auburn
this afternoon. They arr quarsed here at Wat
sons stable.-AHaay Z i~As.
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:.: ,..:..-.,. .a .....;
a c'ine oescs1o1nR 'oe massaeres a1o aus'a'
ties committed In Syria, drew q parallel BE-
tweea the Drvzea Of Lehauou u.d the Slave.
ho1aara If aa-;,o shov;,u u.rx c,a,r1v that
Not4e4o " oseA' A"o"fDs 'eA5 s'! S
We need not Leave our own shores tt ind pfuzes
in abundance. The recent barbarities commit
ted in Texas in which the koifa- the revo1ver.
.no u"us' naA a!ope' Nne o'ooano a." 7.'.'
instrument Of torture and death were put in
reauis;tiou, to make slaves confess vaat was
.,t,,. .., =. -s.x ~. r;..;n.a .s,,;,nr
4.Aa' "a0 ~. ~ A4"e' 'Ao '.s''a'A 'A1s 'sap's,
Gated as noo'lt'onists, can hardly hrd parallel
in Srris for savage blood. .thizstincss. Alter
deseribinp the nolitical. socia1 and re;iyiou.
s NV F, =. eos'@' Aou o1'
cnssas'erlsaes OF the oe'nse3ents' aao thc ven
Grafton Of the D:uzss for tie cruel kholif
Uoti.a. the jmperscuatio, of their DIVINITY. md
o1,o .ba .,,.o.d n,e oe 3, ,o,,a, ,alf ,nd ,.o
0s' .1e os o'~ VI e4 ~''l 11o ~
practice OF "antonness IN 1heir sscfe1 worship
The writer observes;
nrt th.ea h,-hor;,;o. s~o Tho n..,,-o, ,asu1t
If esar ;ae,omsv nd hata .,,d.n .,.-;abt-at,s
1,J ..ast ~. so tt:t;sa. - ~1sn. Th.S .Stn,,tJ
sTrnc,n,.. ~ eo";s,r ~ + .hann, h ,,,a o,ts"on.
I'm ~ r,cas rno., tbs ssn,s ~, and III. d;..
t;ac,;are ~ eI.ta ...ohisnsd , hr rsr. M, rel.
Esnns1sn, ;s ~ ~ ~ f1hs ~ " - ta,;st:
~ fa~ca ma q nfvav. ;saio,,I nr sreeo.e.'
r;rnt Saes1 4I 4 ~ ra;s;n,. osss o.
onlr r.s-s .a.-or;sr. rns,... ~ ..",s. hsh;rd
shsn,,v'iased n,de1. - ona-d ,he;r ,,n;rst nrs.
tens,ons Snch atrnctnTe If s,c;rtv ,ests
nnon a hast. of ;nasour;.v .nj ;o:lrvs;jv
otrrf&t fs,~ s,5 f.nr Isa.t, c,,.<j.,
TaIe uesr Illustration. All lie cross SID
szsentir1 fearnr.s NJ fcnda,;,m and ca.;r crj,t
in the or,sr;1ad end is ,Iv n n;us,;ce ~ Amer,
;r.n sfa1srr Thas sxs,en thrcuof,oor :. nassd
nnnr ,cronn-, wro1S dara IN mcn in ths;r
;otsr.sss T., e, tha+ t,sr I.,n .aa.,
IN ali 1hst ,.;vss 11sm var,i nh rsnk no ' h.
man bs;nas Th;s II, onnIessor. Enow hi.
- aonr.ssad faai ~. !n.;o1 stata ~ ",nrar-. H
,hs,st!,s hs;,., f.rrdsd i, ;r;,,s,;ce :. III
~ ..ra.1,,oI ;t,.te,.r;ts, ria osn,osso,a ~
;svin,s and af,sd cor 3he;r Il, oo.ten snd u;ctsd
nnI.r. and ;sa,on.v snd fssT co,1,,,,n;,r 1;sh
= ppsniui ,n.t mt II noTer make M ,bem % ernel iet 1T !.
be underst: Cd Or suspected that tue Slaves Of
| nav Southern State Eera oteauiziug and e.
! cretly arnu:ng for their Independence, and /. ow
| many Uruzes would start up among their
| masiers! The barbaritiee Of Lebanon would
| bs renewed ia Virginia and the Carolipas, The
bowie. knife. the rsvolver, the blood, bound, the
stake, aud every Instrument OF torture arl
| death. would be but in reouisition bv the Dfuz.
1ass,era 10 Eetp down their slAyes md to retain
their o1u uatfshteous pv1er-this i; human
nature. Indeed, This verS year what barbara
ties hsye committed bT ihe Uruzss Of Texss
| upon thuse whom the suspected Of being Ab-
| oiltioniats. 4 Methodist has been to them even
as Htronjt<.
The ijfuAes re-,.d all out CT their acct "a il.
| fidels. who o. occasion NAV vorlhiiy be ,,ut
TO t+a:n, whom it NAV even be au act Of piety
! ~. Lii AM - ,ft II tbe;r fa;,, ,l,s- .,rt,;.I
, 1860-09-26
Douglas ut La Son,l,

-. /. 1oEsoA o! Connae1ct-J
~: Douglas never had much strength a: the
Stub, and what he did hare Is fast leaving Elm.
HIS trip to Virginia and North Carolina, and
the sentiments be there uttered, have opened
the e5ea OF rot teE who before supported him.
1t wis about Us much a. they could stand, to be
told that their rights Of property in tie COM
mon Territories were dependent upoa tho
caprices Of Territorial Legislature. Du.
when in addition 10 this. the threat Of COERCION
was thrust in their faces. on their oHn soil, in
case they should not submit to be denied the
rights secured to them BY the Constitution, as
interpreted br the Supreme Court, they beg IN
to think they had mistaken their man, ~ he had
mistaken them. 4 number OF the Douglas
nominees for EEectora have resigned, and more
will probably follow. II looks RON Is if Breek-
inridge would carry nearly al the Southern
Skatea.
, 1860-09-26

scsPIctoss OF ArRpEn.-Au empty pedller'.
trnlk T. " ale. and suIle other 21tic{cs, rceog-
n:z:d as the property CT pedllsr VINO 1a,! be=u
IN the esnplos Of MF. S.2let, eHelsr O: ills cl.y,
we're found this morning in ire woods On the
e,v,p2 rice to 4 suspicion that ice osuer WI
murdered 70: his property. Ills rame il r. G.,
Docge- lie istt town last evening IL: about five
o'cook, hariaY his trunk full Of valuable j.g el-
r., and it is said also thAr he mad considerable
amount Of g.id coin With him. T5a suspicion
foul play amounts to Elmoat a certainty w,:h
Steps have Ieen ,skan to seize The lrrssery.
Ant = thorough searca has been instituted b7 q
numbsr af officers aud eitus1s.-ajfi1n
{Nted.) WteAo.etr, Sept. 81.
, 1860-09-26
B1rE Or KArTLEsyAKE CCRxD IN Two Horns, !,
The petersburRh {Ta.) Erp,ea publishes the

B1rE Or Ka17LEsxAKE CCRxD IN Two Iorns.
The petershurRh tEa.) E1p'es publishes the
folio.i7g froa reliabls correspondent:
"a earEeater, while engaged few days ago
10 pulling down III old house, and in removing
some rotten tlnbers near the ground, WIS Bit
tea By ssa1esnake. In lev moments his
1oger sWelied to tour times i:a natural size,
and red streak commenced 1uraing up h,s
band and wrist. a deadly languor cane upon
h'sa. aad bis vision grew 1iu,, clearly ind,ca'iag
thu: the subtle poison ssat wss c,u7siog
through his veins was rapidly approaching .ae
citadel of llfs. Hit remedy was tr:e5, usrely
By E47 Of M experiment, which. u the SUR
prise Of all prerent ac.ed liks = chlrm. the CAM
poneut parts Of which we're onion, tcbaccc, +alr,
OF eqnal par.s, made into poul:lc. @ad a;.p',el
T. the Wound, aud 4: tie sane ai1le cord y as
bound tightly arcua1 bis wrist. Ia two h.urs
afterwards tic way SO fir recovered uS to be
able to resume E.s @ork- l kue. an old 1t gro
who cured boy that had beea ni:tea hr :. mad
dog, by tn. sane applications.
, 1860-09-26

.g- The Richmoud Enquirer says that the
faes Of 1he Douglas ard BELL fusion, becoming
perfectly undefstood in Yirginis as it is row,
j. euflicstns 10 give thct State to Hreekiuridge.
The Enquirer fsys the Breekioridge ticket will
have nsjority even in Rockingham county,
"where. II is universally conceded, Douglas il
1Aus it il spid<nt that the Litte Squ1ttt- canne5
eaFvy a s"s;osify, o. tuts plurality, in any
, 1860-09-26
TOR EFT CASH ONLY,

70 q p.eces M1.ier r1.ts st ! Cents.
toop:.. .'s7ts M1d e: Psint. -csri vaa1.eJ Si1.
pe1sa-EgllE pFce. S 7ul 10 c<n;s.
1901 choice stFles Pn1 aen sna Arer1car Iat
Work f..n IS, sr.u II sailing str!e'. IL: c.nt..
e:eases tst Me.rirna.k rfitt., tcr 10 cssts:
100 p.rss sty!et. Bse eht Co er., PRINTED CASH
NEhE>. EuF u-e III 1T G-sek lse PFC, = lnxA.
10 piece. htvt AID B~t st,!ss. Na. CHESTER. lIams'
fon and Paese ne a!ae.- for ore a-d AxP::ce-1ga-
tu p:ice two aatu e And SID.
30 peaes Mohs!1s for 10 eetts.
nops, Fl y dta. E s..o Meseos. rn.se \ Tres.
good QaA.tS, ter Il. ta.--w4 Ri q. 81.
1Ge tcs tt'e White FlAutl, Ill Koo. akllu.g qualify
Tor , th:I !uRs.
10" pr. Nesvy Red Twed F1anto:. ies sa!e p asd
s1pe1ee-woTta shILuks.
1900 pieces Good Ble.e-ed Surfing. so7 eeat q1ay for
ei1peZes.
1000 r1eces. Era With aa1 Q La1ty. BLEACuED
tlItisflad. wsrh Il c<ass, tus 10 c.nss.
llnl pieces Rest Band ~a!r r. sce In Il Gated t4teA
3Md slae. for ona sRli n. e:nar pEaee on= sal4g
1rd tlspen-e.
.oo pi.eez Genuine Gu1oSs AND RICHARDSON'S
FINE. ttI I:E LINEN, for =. t.l. and Il -wo.th
fenf II. .NhE4.
, 1860-09-26
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.


STILL 'o41Sa7huos1 .Ir... - ' - ,.. w ~.
n.sa,5 esteemed el".'u ~ " ''.' n.-,. ..l 4le.A
"n' '1o an'n"'eu ".'+ 1ssa1
sooa aoa esn fep'S' ~. ~ ~ @ .. 10y 5eA,'
~s AD"A' 'en - H.. o,a ~.
1r--~-. ~nv Moxrr,-1, ~;aw nf
WHERE DO 1A@1 ", - ,'f,....',- ~ n, o"s
The Let that tho Bell hSefe's party IN fenneJi'
Tania. IL iust uon yerF aush with money for
,,o,;,,o., a,-ao..s tha Uarri ,burph T<,to,aph
po"N PA'p WI. ,,a. q. ..n.
pess'nent'5 asks' ne1e uoes 'ae A4oneJ eoa'
produc;no tbe following testimony Of Mr. Nc
f IacsE,t. coxInde investigating co,,no;t.
Rafge oeloro 'o7 oo''"o - '~'$'e 0''43 o'11"'''@
tee:
nIrtce;red 5sfutsn 7o1tr and frs housdnd dol
Atqrs from .Hr. Weadtlt IL 1856 70 Be APPLIED
" TO r1e PURPOSE OF ORGANIZING THIRD PAn7r
"1x PHILADELPHIA, to operate upon lhe STATE
"and Presidential elections. WHICH THE DExoc
"nAc1 CONSIDERED AB'oLuTElr rssfs11AI As
"xEAxs or CARRYING THE STA7I.
Th,.v;]l hs the &rue solution of ihe ouest;on
-. .,., ,,a It z,,a.. ~ ,+,-.,
os tne parsAp' sa'e' ~" "0e1o 'Ae 1toA'J
comes from this gear"
The Pittsburgh Gazette snTa that the most
s..... .m..4, -. h.;,o n.da =, .,-~p.,,
oe*p~ A'0 e"o.''
syivania for Foster in October; aud for this
rurppse. ONE 1rxpREp THOUSAND DOLLARS has
h.a, -,;,ea f,om merchants in New York. ard
~ c.o.... .,a..
scattered olosocas' o'sf 1n0 o'41e !" opei on
the October election. The Bell ETerett party
asem tn receive the largest s1nre Of thin amount.
-. ..,,;.r srt;v,tv INIT nor 6o- r,a.
n7aee 'aer pee1"0e A~'''A'' '"'' ~" ''1 w.
ter.
j MISTAKE SOMEWHERE Douglas last
n'ght sac ni1 leEsPo' ae,rs, ms ~ ILL., nnsss ne
s.re1;nn. hlunder some1here--there Here not
over 5000 peopla here, but The telegrBphic news
has been fu!l o. reports o1 mes'lngs every
~ 49, ,haroand frermrn', l,ara he, ~.
sent.-Cytrezand HtraA.
GEN. CoouBs-The General maize speech in
behalf Of the Bell branch OF tbs DouxlasBsil-
Everett party al Toledo on Friday night Last.
The audience vas compoaed mostly of the
Douglas branch Of the combination, The other
party being iniuitisimzl in its proportions.
L HroE S7rAw.-7here are one hundred and
three Gsfmaas IN this township who hare de.
nan1,n who votsd ~ 1e3e ~ n,,eh. ~" 1 sas aIu
iug gain Of Two tuncred aud six for the Re-
publicsu Ecket.--L!fa1ttfe Journal. 2lss.
The Ep1ToH or TEE BALTIMORE PA1n1or AD.
DRESSES AEPrnLIcAS sEEfiSd.-fhe Union
Wlds Awakes OF Ne" 1oFk hell large and
enthusiastic Eeesiag On Friday night, which
was addressed By Col. E9aos, editor Of the Bal.
timors PJsrsos. In the cou7se Of his speech
Col. Era7s says:
, 1860-09-26

Som. curious individual haa estimated tbst
the gum Of fifteen hundred dollars is expended
esery day for oysters Ia New York city alone.
The extent Of the oyster trade Il greateF than
most people imagine.