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ETA LAURENCE Thomson h co.
NeNs$S EXCHANGE PLACE, HEAD OF COMMERCE.
SkfzeHzL STREET ~
IMPORTERS
BRANDlES, WIN S, SEGARS, DC,
Oher for sale an extensive assortment Of
& RIA INDIES:
Hennessy; otard, Dupuy Co; Jean Louis 1911; Supe
nor old Cognac Jules Robin CO. A. Seignette: John
purand Coof various grades. All in o. s Bonded are
houses. ~ " UT
WINES:
Sherry, Madeira, Port, Sicily, Lisbon, Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks Also Champage Carei ami Hoo
dias ~ '''"'0niii" Cor-
HOLLAND GIN, OF Bicker's "Grape" brand-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout Porter Scotch
and INDIA Ale bordeaux and Marseies Sweet OIL Sar.
dnes, MaGcaroni Vermcelli, Olives, Capers &c, &c
t HtAVANA SEGARS constantly receiving from number
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xzsz FOR ROTTERDAM-The fine shin
800 AIAIA2OO, Taylor master, will have quick dis
Dor s ne ABOVE port For freight passage appIy tn
Il. bfAnNS y GO corner Lombard street and CIsaU
su OF IL M HODGES, Jr, : ". Lombard and CAV
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u THE DAILY EXCHANGE, OCT Opr,a 44ls6o
WttaIs, Ysrahars, 1t.

Wlsals, Ymabars, 1T.
HAMMERED
HORSE AND MULE SHOES
MANUFACTURED AT THE
GalOtrt gron anb AaiI Imks.
J. HoPKINsoN SMITH,
BAIT ORE.
9 FORGED g
q BEST REFINED ~
v d" HORSE SHOE W
q IRON q
nv oEEIcE-No. 20 South Charles street.
KEYSER, TRuXEI4l. co
RON WA REL USE,
TMPoRrEas Of se ais o'f BEsG Ii or
KON and SrkEi have constantly on hand c"moIe;'
AMERICAN AND ENGLIsR IRON
RAILROAD SF sPiREs &S 3 CHAINS
NiADtCT AND LAUREL BOILER IRON WORKS,
ELK SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL FORGE |
G nd fs M e2S Ht Rr
SPEA r BROTHERS,
y HARDWARE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, |
~ No. Il SouTH CHARLES STREET,
Offer for sal" E EfESs9Gy Ff axRW sR
$AfS Es2sT fSSF HS&&FFS
s2EEgH 5OF hA EhE SE5os FzsEs S e.
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
FH'Sos sRs G Ss,r FINLEY
F:B. LoNE3f "S't Co. j. ELLIOTT
MroRTEEs a%6 To % iS.Esfrh SSFT
III IL ID w RE,
CUTLERY, GUNS. Sc.
AGENTS FOR COLTS PATENT PISTOLS, RIFLES. &c.
Nos. and HANOVER STR EET.
BALTIMORE,
Invite the attention Of Country Merchants visiting this
price not surpassed either in this Of the Northern
cities an7-tf
IL HISS h COLE,
NAN N EiNs s. i nGHNTs AYR
G G2E GRS . GASF STEEL MILL, CROSS CUT and
s FtFif E &I E ANER!GAN EAGLE ANvs and
FIEbbpSi SANDWICH CO.'S CUT TACKs, sHoENAILs,
NEW $gFh& cofhNTSs aiaGEr POINT
RUSSELL 4 ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's
FITCH MASGFACTUEING CoMpANY's CABINET and
AMERIGAN HoRSENAIL CoMPANy's HORSE AND
o O. AMES \ SONS SH0yEI.S and SPADES, &c, &c
bAkS$$ WA6RoSs B fha Nf1 coRS and GRASS
Sf IAB sA SgyTaE SE9TEs an, ,n
Ali which offer at lowest Factory Prices my2tf
TT W. WEBB,
IL. IMPORTER AND DEALER
FOREIGN AND poHiTEsrIo HARDWARE.
n W. coRNERo OF CALVERT AND PRATT STREETS.
STEEL WAREHOUSE
NJ. KEITH, Jr., 81 SON,
NAY ie6Gs' s sSH co,
SQUARE CAST sfa s iHs i1tf f. !Sya'F FhTfs
P PHhT X ( IN s III 3 IN
ROUND "MAcHihN :.
ENG sH BLISTER, GERMAN AND HAMMER steel.
au222m .>,'' if q s S5ili CHARLES ST
EDwb KEITH. " JNO. X. KEIsO, JR.
IA uAxt y kETih' x; : : i s GExrs
AA A6k AED ShF &Sb
W. II, DOUGLAS PUMPS AND GRINDsToNE FIX.
ROY &CO. : WKOUGHr BITTS, STEAP AMI T. HINGES
PARKERS COFFEE Mills SP0oNs, SC
BluODS, PHILLIPS AND WHITES HATCHErS,
FENN'S AND MANN'S AXES, AND 4 GENERAL AS.
SoRT8kNT OF SHELF HARDWARE, aulsI
II RID W ARE
~ - AT ~ CTORT PRICES
WATERS a SCOTT,
No oS T sSRFF 70 SF THE Ts sTf5Sr'
AN up hFGE As;q1HESEo Of
LOWEST FAt ES5F PRICES.
A LARGE STOCK OF
SQUARE, FLAT AND ROUND STEEL,
or ypr WITH. WITH s T[I AS$9ETNENg az r,r
WILSON, HAWKS@ ORTIZ, ELLISON 4 co,
WE OFFER INDUCEMENTS To
THE TRADE.
WE CALI. PARTICULAR ATTENTION
w VERY LARGE STOCK OF
CROSS. CUT
OF D1sSTON's CELEHRATED MAKE. aus II
Al KANN's ., -, 4, =. ,,,..> .-,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
CABINET HARDWARE.
BEST QUALIFY TOOLS
FROM TIE LOWEST TO THE BEST QIJAiITY IS'"'
=, ,,,,,r, sCisSORs, RAZoRs, &c
BRITTANlA WARE,
pv,,,,u r,,.,,,,, ,,,.,, JApANNED WARE
COOKING UTENSILS, PLAIN TIMED AND WHITE
ENAMELED WARE,
fe2atf WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
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MFa w h Q LESA lie
UOR HAREH HOUSE
saa62A 80 CLABAUGH GRAFT,
- SOUTH Strict opposite Exchange Place BaItimora
DISTILLERS OF DOMESTIC Lio16RS'
And Dealers in
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
ofevery description
y nVlte the attention Of purchasers general stock
iLlQuOhS particularly choice OLD RYE WHTSK EY I'm
tstion COGNAC BRANDY, OF several varieties and
SWEET MALAGA WINE,
csrcey interior to the imported article Of which are war
a.sS1 W ELNe satlslacuOn ia2Otf
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.ss.z.k FOX LIVERPOOL.-Tbe fine Al Pol
- more built shin CONTINENTAL, Cant To,psoT
IR2 Ioa'ng at Commercial wharf win follow the
wv anu nave despatch. For freight apply to
s1-t FOARD Il ROGERS
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sstsif==5 The fine No. Bremen bark MARYLAND /
ielmers master will have quick despatch r the ahot
port FOR freight (sma sowage only or passage anniv rs
sIo2v Won kAPFF& ARENS,
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xs@A FOR BREMEN fine ! Rromen
;tsssz bark COLUMBIA Capt IT, Semrke win have oTici-
Tor the above port For passage and freight Of
Sin; M sto"a@e only apply to BROTHERS BONINGFR
sl-L ILlrI.s 1870 -
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@iats. Yinn0rs. lie.

Ma J. R. GLONINGER l. co.
assEsswINEs' 1lQ03 aSScS SRiSfAASss AND CHOICE
gRtNDIEs- Hennessy, otard, Dapuy 4 Co, Pnet Cas-
MADEIRA VINES. Howard March & Co., WEIGH
sHERiuEs -vinda de H ,rmony Co., AmontiIIaao
JAMAICA RUM, OH JGLEP, HIGHLAND MALT
G GRa6A TATHS HsfRssh9o An,e &c
io ondo Mount Vernon, Traviata, and general assot
FFJR FRESH GkE y Ann BLACK TEAS, ENGLISH PICK,
itt.., z,-Sp % tNr-o- o3n
MA c. G. ADREON h CO.,
sgoTeM AND iRisH MAI SlS Wa fsEEEE
FINE OLD MoNoNGAHEl,A; RYE.
DOMESTIC d ANR Eq 81 RiE K MIHR6SskEys
fer d e. NJ q R RHFfR
s Mo 81 Scum cALvfsG STREET and cHrAPsrDr
1A WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
49, BL %ISRN TEAS e &c; or
ot for sale he f5Sw Nhe articles Of their own
sFRkY TsTT Ss for f3my use,
Or fSF FRsfffF in SGSI and D s'
MADEiRA WiNE5JoRn Howard March fine Madeira,
n HoGk fss a1sS s$ss sS'f eu
iS 9o d%eG and Of nss
dark Branches. " ~ ~ f''S an"
RU MS-Old and fine Jamaica, Antieua, Grenada and
from the Is andS. imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-rhe best qualty-Tiernan hrand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it, ~
700 half chests Of the finest s0uCH0NG TEA au2S-t
'oNA' '"iALo P. J. ROCHE.
E83A SHIELDS l. ROCHE
ssesssssssES IMPORTERS
WINES
AND
BRAN INDIES
And dealers in all kinds Of DOM ESTIC LIQUORS,
=, No 145 North Hot0drd street, Baltimore, Nd.
KEY. i - = ,n,,5a
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Java, mats and bags -164td1S g Four Six mos
ST. Domingo. $500. ID (dl37 . Cash.
Sales Rio since the date Of last report reach IL O6
bags at previous prices, and embrace $500 per Ocean
Ranger, lax cts. and 47O per "a Pendergast" at lax
cts aud 299 per do at lax cts, ex ship, 30S4 per a.
Darling tlow gradesl, at l3A cts and $50 per Evange
line" at l4l4H cts The cargo per 'Ellen' 1850 bags
Rio and Santos will be offered by auction 4h inst
STOCK OF RIO
sept 2s1New Orleans. $4,000 bags.
baltimore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 d
"-Philadelphia. ........,..,. COO
Oct Zd-NeW ork........,,......,.... 3,SO5 "
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SEirpina.


as4S FOR LlVERPOOL.-The A l shin pa
49, aAk capt Steward, succeeds the 'War tTawl ;,
mol a LAY etng IN cargo at Henderson warffcr Liver
@ anu having great part of her cargo pngaGeJ viii
nave quick dispatch: For balance OF freight or nrss
apply 10 captain On board, or 9'' VI P'SS'Ge
ostr JOHN HENDERSON Il Co
=. - corner Pratt and Commerce ss
esisTtss FOR BREMEN.-The fine A | shin FER
AND, Bullerdieck master, will have nnic, ds
patch l0r the above port For freight FOR small stnwaga
Si PdS,aSg apply to + Il. BRAUNS Il CO. corner Chc9n
" olleet. s25tf
S+a-S FOR LIVERPOOL.
sasfse7 Inc A clipper ship ''WAR HAWKE Cant Sim
having thfee ourths of her cargo engaged and going
M pnI9 VIII nave quick despatch. For bulk Of 3OE bar
e ana " freight or passage, apply the Captain on
join HENDERSON Il CO
corner Pratt and Commerce streets
an Al TtllP - wanted to succeed the "War Hawk for
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at+sA FOR LlVERPOOL.-The regular packet
- mp WILLIAM PENN. Meade, master, having the
most Of her cargo engaged will meet with GIIicls
'of oai ihce OF freight or Passengers apply to
e4tr !. HOOPER Il co,
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M9e B. F. ULMAN,
WfSxHAy IMPORTER AND DEALERIN
zsssaae'aza BRANDLES, WINES, &C., de-,
voo.. Nos, and NORTH Az STREET,
house, NN N'''e' Do"ueu ware
u -, COGNAC BRANDIES:
yard Proprietor, London Dock, Nc e" ''iie
hoCH ELLE AND BORDEAUX BRANDIEs:
tors &c. '' 0ni'e" it"lfe
NJ, HOLLAND GIN
bohlen's WeeSp, Royal Lion, Medar Swan, Fish &c
c, - WINES:
champagne, Sh Jerry, Madeira, Rhensh HUNGARIAN Re
n, WHISTLES:
Bourbon, Monongahela and Old Rive
uu,,u 49, FRUIT BRANDIES:
merry Black berry Raspberry Lavender niger Straw
berry and Pine Apple, Guaranteed of snneror 70
IN hls Philadelphia, New York markets and at owar
n - go C0RDIAIS:
Rose aniila, Anisseed Noyeau Cinnamon pa,,e,ni,t
Perfect Love, &c, &c. ~ 'i' efp''n'h''
~, BI1TERS.
The very best Cocktail German Herb sviss cton,t -
Russian Long Life ' "iSS ''oH'ach ana
SurraaSsau, A1sinthe, Schedam Schnapps
Ne special attention Of the trade s solicited 10
frult Brandies, Cordials, Bitters &c " reiS ~
ESSAJAS uAIT JfpnN e. 1J1 ---
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CHRONOMETERs,
~ CHARTS,
- BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
GLOBES.
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE ABovE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE
PETER WAITHER,
~ W. Frat street.
- Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR E. Il G. w
BLUNT, New York. fa22-f
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FOR BREMEN

An Al SHIP is wanted to succeed the ''War Hawk" f
liverpool good rates and dispatch given s2I.T
, 1860-09-17
4 Islander Withdrawn.

tFron the Philadelphia .ess. tEous1aa oFsaa.N
S3us weeks ago. story was put in circula-
tion uraipst Hon. Hsnulbal Hsmlin, the Repnb-
licsn ca7didate for Vice President, that be had
acted as attorney in . ccrtain disreputaote case
while Senator il Congress, and great stress
has been put upon this accusation 70 SHOW that
NJ anin !, eot19p and e[i dishonest b est nan ;a9t
at Tie no;at vheu r;oss Of the adrersaseS Of
Mr.. Hamlin oegaa to believe shat Was said, .
Distinguished political erponest in Maize. Of
upcn Ehass testimony: tbs original charge was
T. ow9td ~ aqd Ms, fsssi ,hst "a
b,aus. We aflrde. Of co.1rsc, to the much.
di cuesed allie gs,ion against Mr: Hanolin in
regard to the Br.z'lilaa commission. W are
porsion Of The Amszican peopta fer high elise
ssars4 2; u sompsy il
act1ys politicians shon.d be careful, b2fcre ma.
king aay caargs against m opponent, to aseer-
tain Tho entire tacts O! tue case, because i. is
much better to av2id al attack than to be COM
peued to make humia:in3 apology.
, 1860-09-17
Ikepubitcanism and LIS Standards
RcnreFs

Oae Of the uhlc:t speeches Of the campaign
IL iaat OF John herman, delivered at Ch2dd's
Ford, Cl,es:er touaiy, Pennsylvania, on Tues
day. We regret that We are not able to publish
it entire. lis conclusion IVES ~ follows:
"If you will tsks the responsibility OF pre-
venting the triumph Of tie Republican psrty,
you n,ay Go SO. but it vii: require close fusion
Of all the elements to defeat IT, II isyouuK and
vigorous. It has all the unity and discipline Ut
the old Democratic party. It holds most Of the
apiuionp, modified by experience, Of the old
Nhig par!y. Ii has the conservative n:odera>
ton ot the Peoples party, which las influenced
its nominations. Il adheres to every principle
proclaimed by tne old Republican purity JET
tersou. We huve confidence in the integrity,
and patriotism, and wisdom Of our standard.
bearers-Liucoln aud Harnlin. If Mr.. Lincoln
cannot be recommended as parlor President,
like Gen. Pierce, and il not fAEllisr with the
etiquette Of forsiEa courts, IS Mr. Buchanan,
We know that he is honest, faith and capcble.
No man can read his celebrated debates with
Mr. Douglas without forming high cpiaion Of
his capacity. H. Is bctttr for having lived q
short iiu,e IN Washington, for that CITY Of poll
ticiAns il not particularly celebrated for sound
principles or rigid morals. Born In Kentucky =,
descended lrcm s Pennsylvania stock, the son
ard grandson Of V,reiniane, aiaed in Indiana
and illinois, familiar, b5 his own experiences,
with the ants and interests. and aspirations oi
the people, be possesses the same tralts Of char
acter which mada Jackson and Clay, in their
ds7 aad Eerersticn, leaders Of parties asd ol
u.r. I.st ~, IN tends. unite ia eiec:ing hin
Ptt.:ut: :; RI r.. lied States"
, 1860-09-17
4 cHanLATAN ON THE TARIFF.

4 CHAnLaTAN ON THE TARIFF.
Il Stephen 4. Douglas has ever been con"
sistent in his support Of any. MEASURE, it has
been in favor Of low tariff, the loTer the
better. he has norer failed to oppose, IN and
out Of Congress, every, attempt to ra;ee The
tariff to "a "protective" character. lie has
voted for all reductions and against all ia-
GRASS. On this question he hts ssteaaily play
ed into Tue hands Of tho Cottonocracy. That
species of imposts which afford the leazt nea.
.urs of protection, and fall with the mcst
crushing wright On the: mechanical Industry
Of the FREQ lahor States, have always found a
Jealous supporter in the "Dodger.". No proof
Of this a.ssrtion is needed, as the Act is noto-
r;ou, to 1he people Of the whole Northwest
Hs fought Henry Clay until the dey Of that
sx.tesman'a death On the :tariT policy. He
bistsky opposed the passage Of. the benldcent
tariff Of 1s42, which revived the prostrote IN
dusry Of tie North 10 .marvellous]y quick.
He sided in It's repeal in ls46, voting with
South Garolina and Georgia, at every step
against Pennsylvania and New England. He
entered cong:rss in December, 1s4s, and TO
I'D within tlares weeks thereafter for Rhstt's
-
, 1860-09-17
GRAND Dk1tl1tbN$EI&ATlUN ATERIE,
10000 Yrce1nen in Council:

The Republican gathering at Erie on the 18th
was grand, teyond nj Comparison in .aat re-
g;oo. TIE whole Northwestern part Of The
State seems 10 have emptied itself Upon L ,ie,
and the lcwest ctmou!etanu puts the number 1t
$4,000! Tbs p=cpls were out in their might
trou I'll tao counties in taas quarter Of thu
S:&ae, aad the enthusiasm that prevailed Was
a'uost bon1de:5.
HIN. simon Cameron presided, eod sresencs
we're made b7 Casslus u. Clay, Cor. RerGer,
Hon. i. q. Curtin. and qu'tea humber Of other
gertIemer- Mr. Clay spike fur considerable
time, ard waa listened to wi:h profound a,ten-
tion. Goy. Reeder also male long and deeply
interesting SPEECH. Col. Curtin made short
speech bu: xa,: "a excellent one and WAS en-
Enthusiastically RETIRED.
Tho torch light procession vas magnificent
dac. There we're $500 men IN liae. and the
procession was fully two mi'es long. Erie new
e. saw such sight Her broa- and beautiful
streets nc, . uiu1i ist as resplsedent as MONDAY
with the b1illiast: light, aud 81 the procession
passed eloug it WIS greeted ct EearIy every step
with enthusiastic: cheers. waving Of handker-
chiefs. etc- :: :.
The Northwestern counties are all wide awake.
They each promise to gire larger IMPURITIES
thsn ever before, zcd :beJ will do it. Tie good
work is going on bravery. AID i: will need a
search warrant to fad L-cof1co there arer
awhile.
, 1860-09-17
Tho AaIound1n: EEupertinenco or
ONuEfaH.

OOuS4Q3s
Speaking Of D5ugiGs's recent protection
speect in Pennsylvania, the New York 15i5uas
says:
In al we ever saw OF imagined Of human
sud,ci:y, there Is nothing eqasl to t:is. Just
think OF it.! This nsn hes beea speaking end
yo!iog against the protection policy for twenty
odd years; bus repeatedly stumped Illinois
against Henry Clay because .: thst policy. sttE-
matiz:ng It as contEivance to pi11der the f.:rn-
er to enrich tre manufactured to burden .he
Yves: tor the prof: Of the est, DC. Abraham
Llncolu has canyassel as openly Gad o. trder.-
ly on the other slde-the tTs agreeing thai this
question OF protect was ona Of tue most im-
poi taut and vital Issues between the two par tie
and now Mr.. douglas, beng badly in want ct
Northern, and hope!ega OF Southern, votes,
talks exactly as though nc had been a zaslous
rrotectiaaist all his dzys; pitches into Cos .ss
Tor rot na-sl1g protec:lye tariff, A2d LAYS the
b'ame on slavery aeitatieu. lie k2owa Eight
vel! that tbs Republican 1]ocsc paso4i scci 4
bill last winter, a1d tvcr; H,pn sl:cau but TWO
voting 70. il; tia: every Republican in .le Ser
a.e d:s Ted 10 pass it, ord aaae it was beaten in
tha: branch By Democrats a:one, the few Amer
ica' s ii both houses gs1er<ily supporting it.
Taere was anp'e lime to pas it, aud eisrery
agitation had no u;p1e 10 d. WITH s:onp.ce j;
tnGn the deldge. II wis defeated SIMPLY be.
c4use the Democrats were nearly unanmcu7
againSs his, or :ny other measure ike it, RS
Dau las well knows. Csn it to tl.t til. ruao.
By such reckless and brazea impostu-e e. is cIea..
irg his way to the Presidency?
, 1860-09-17
-.
19rrsG Erita1tE
.-.xn~. d.ENM- 1T w.

THE =
..-.-. scof5llnns 10 Tho Baulmdrs Patriot (B=h &
rr,,ali) "Mr. Buchanan is thoroughly BATS
..e,d as to The i.sue Of the Presidential etc
",;op. us looks on The question as satsl:d
"beycnd the posslbilityof alteration. II ops ny
.swait,. lie ssye, the formal decision Of tic
"bsllos box and that he thinks, will b. in ia,
4vor Of Lincoln" Me: DsuEls: s.':r' as
,n,,ch. IN lis Jones. Wood 1'arangue as r.
n,1tea by telog, aph, he s'ys: believing Inc
p1sa p1;s;oa N dagger, he would make any personal
ns.cr;',cc 10 save it. If a withdrawal Of his
.ypsas;s:j j. name will defeat nnes'e he would
~ dis moment withdraw it, His conhnu'
a,c, a, the track is confession that Lincoln
will be- elected, in spite Of him or biz. To
give up tne contest six weeks before the e'se'
,iou is unusual, but in this case unavoidable
wo admire the fiankpcss Of thesa two nolo'
1ious ro}illc.ans-
, 1860-09-17
= Illinois NnAuR. :

wn1rrs1nE Uorsrr:-Tnc ce7sus returns OF
Whiteside county chow population Of 1928.
In 1850 it was 1850. being IN increase of 1878.
The population Of each town is as foIors:-
Sterling e,474, Fulton 1,5l4, lii. Pleasant 1887,
Lyndcn 1,s25, Hopkins 1,llo. Prophetstown
1913, Jordon, 1881, Genesee lilo. The re.
naming towns have leEs Than q thousand each.
:. .KAxKAkEz Corsr1.-Ths population Of Kan.
kakee County foo:s up 1870. The county OF
Kauk.kee has been organized s:ncs 1880. In
1855 the population IVES 1o,1lo, sn inerease OF
$500 il dre yesrs. The population of each
town is as follows :-Kankakee 3.04S, Momence
s4s. Gsnesr I'LL, Yel!owhe.d se7, salina 500,
Manteno ss1, Rockville s+4, Bourbouias 2.als
Limestone sos, Sumner 444, Aroma 7ss, 81.
Anne 1877, Otto 500. Norton Isl, Essex Sol,
Pilot 454. - &. -
, 1860-09-17

4 ReIl.Everctt Estimate.
4 correspondent cf tue Eal!ln1ors Pt!y;ot
gives the following as his estimate of the result
Of the Presidential election:
In locking dispass sionate1y over the field. AID
Calculating fhe probabilities, / End tbat Mr..
He'll viii ca1ry D=ia rare (s}. Narylaad (s), Vir-
eiaia (13}, kentucky t12), Tennessee {13j, in all
For Mr. ETeczinri1g., will 20 Alabama (o),
arkansas a., Florida ~, Mississippi ~, S,aih
Caro'l5a (s}. North Carolina {l0}, Tcxas (4}.
L'uis:ana {s). Oregon (a), California ~, in a.l
Danb fnl bot@cen Breckinridgo and Bell,
Gesrgia l0).
For III. douglas IRE may count 3Iis.ouri's 9
votes.
And ior III. Lincoln We may add up the rest
Ct the STATES, giziDg 176 votea, in i College
where 15a only are necessary to O. chcice. If
We Consider New York aouttful, take array s.,
leaving Lic:,ln 141. So that ii be is no: elected
by the peopl., no man can he, ard the election
gees, in fact, TO the Senatc, which will quickly
choose G.ner6l Lane, VINO gees for projection
to sln7ery I'D for no othet protection,
, 1860-09-17
NIr. L1ncola,A New York Speech.

NIr. L1ncola,4 New York Speech.
The Young Mems Republican Uuion is about
to issue the address Of Mr.. Lincoln 8. Cooper
Institute in pamphlet form, with notes and Re-
ferences by Meszrs. c. G. Mott aud Cephas
Brainard. The editors, in their prefacs say:
No one who has not actually attempted to
verify its detal1s can understand the patient re-
search and historical labor which it embod dies
The history Of cur earlier politics is scattered
through numerous jeurnats, statutes. pamph-
lets aud letters and these are defective In CO
plc:eness aud accuracy Of statement, and in
indices and tables Of contents. Neither can
any one who hiss not travelled over this preeise
ground appreciate The accuracy Of every trivial
oetcii, or the sell: deay'nx lmpaTtia1Ist with
which Mr.. Lincoln has turned II ON the tpstimo.
Ey If "the fathers" on the general question Of
slavery to present the single question which be
discusses. From the hr5: to lie 1ast-froEl his
premises to his CONCLUSION, be travels with q
swift, uEerr!ng di:ec;nsss which no leg,cien
ever e1celled-an argument complete ana full,
without the affectati0n Of lsl5rI1g, IL d the
details. Il single, easy, simple sentence Of
plain Ango.Ssxcn WORDS contains chapter Of
fis.cry. that, in some inssarcrs, has taken daya
ct labor to verify, and which must have cost
tie author months Of Investigation to acquire
And, 1huugh ths public should justly estimate
the lsbor bestowed on the facts which are
stated, they cannot estimate th= greater labor
involved in those which ars 0ulitted-how
many pages hare been reAd-how many works
t1 smiued-what numerous statutes, Resolutions,
speeches, letters aud Biographies have been
l5cksd through. Commencing with this ad-
dress as :. Political pamphlet, the reader will
leave it Al historical wo1k-brief, complete,
profound, impartial, trathfn1--whlch viii sur
vive the time and the oecasoa that caed it
forth, aal be esteemed hereafter no less for its
att1.ti: korth 1Ean lis unpretending modes.y.