, 1860-07-31
A Now DouE1us OFgnu.

A Now Dou.laa Orgnu.
4 report was current about the streets yes
terday, that new Douglas daily paper would
10 started before u fortnight. Many OF tie
lending Douglasites ere indignant that the
Iinsts has been swallowed BY the Dreckinridge
concern. They had not appreciated their loss
unt;! the affecting dIspensatian befel them.
They are no" at work, it is said, getting up
subscription to establish q new organ to take
the placs Of the one "gone in" The street re-
port also is, that the late local Of The defunet
Time is to be the local Of the now sheet, aud |
that tha other editors nre expected to contri.
butte to its columns.
the proprietor ofthe H&rald may seek orc
strain them, or one Of them, at least, by in}nnc-
tions.
Another rumor was, that proposition had !
been made to purchase the Journat and convert t
it into squatter sheet, but that the proprietors
had declined selling it. The sum offered wa !
va1ionaly stated o. twelve, sixteen and twenty |
thousand dollars. |
wards evening another report vas spread
ing, 10 the effect that proposition would be
made to the owner of the Democrat, to give him
EJ,gUD lot tuC A4kP Iot4AE ~
their efforts to buy either Of the papers named.
the committee are to start new concern, mud
run 1t in opposition to the ReraA-
Then, again, there was another report, which
seemed to hare some substance to it, that Shea.
han, Eastman aud Netteson proposed to start q
little penny paper, neutral in politics and on
caatroverted subjects. This rumor is more
.l.k a. ofth a afhprs pfthn11oh h Il
is true that the Douglas worshippers are cha'
erinued ut the subuaerginE Of the 1imts into The
nurky Herald. The Irish, especially, are in
dieuaat, and revolt q. The idea OF being put M
der Yrginian and Presbyterian rule.
The New Yoak CENTRAL RA1tRoAD.-Eaeh
season sees some additional feature Of COM
pleteuess secured to tho monarch Of the rail-
ways, the New York Central. The Rochester
Uaion gays that the Company are gradually fill
ing up the gaps in the doubIe-tEack road be-
tween Albany and Bu1alo. The Only sections
of single track on the line are between lsoches-
ter and Byron westward, and between fairpo1t
and Canton eastward. A sec'lon Of six miies
is nor being laid from Canton to Jordan. Tbs
earning 1ail is being used for this new road.
The bars arc 90 feet long, are somewhat heavier
than the old rail, and they have wider track
| for the wheels. This new rail is regarded with
| ,ayor by practical railroad men. The cara run
oyer it with less jar, mskiug it more pleasant
| for passengers, aud less liable to damage the
rolling stock.
! HrS11S0.-TLe chicken season begins to-
morrow, after which we shall expect to hear
from the sportsmcn of our city. Dy the way
the hest copceivab!e mode o. getting 10 T.
choice shooting ground is to take your gun and
JON the excursion of the Ladies' City Mission,
vis. the Illinois Central Railroad to kenkakee
City, Thursday at $50 4. II. The fure is only
fifty cents there aud return, while on tho regu-
lar train it is two dollars each way. There is
fine fishing in the rirer, good boating, mad
every thing pleasant. Remember Thursday.
August ed.
The train will step for passengers ut the foct
Of R'pgo1d Place.
FATAL Acctpgxr.-O1 Sunday Co1on: james
held IN inquest on the body Of boy six years
Of nge, named John Lawyer, who d; ;eL from the
effect Of irjuries received By being run over By
hand car. The child's father lives on Com.
merce street near Arnold, and near the track oi
tae Southern M:chizaa Road. On Saturday ac
ternoon, deceased, 10 company with hall d DO
zen other lads, was amusing himself riding
upon hand car used BY the track hands, ant
was sitting with his fec. hanging ffom the from
| Of the car, when By some meaEs be lost his bal
ance, and fall upon The track face downwards
! of +1a. .rhnaf, iforo1o 1tr
1:s h.,s- hot,roa, N. ,hon,dar. WaI;ca1 a.,
WAS summoned, but it was Of no avail, and af
II ter lingering some ten hours, be died about fiy
o'clock Sunday morning.
ox,,.,o The plvmou,h Ironoreo,t;ono1
fhurch ,rh;ct, has latr1r nartcd with ,trir na,
,o~Inar IE Rov, hare made ARRANGEMENT
..;.h a.. pav.-anas r,1 por,1e,. ora u.var
- tha ch;e,eo Tb.oloo;cal sen,;narv "to snr
t.,,..;. rsc,t,r,r r,,,n;,r and av.rin
pt5 tnele po'p'' fseu'A''' A&0' A'.s 4ne .a'"
:a.on.:sa ~ a. - soo, =. t,e ,;abt mn, can ;
fo.nd rh;s ;sIT.os,,av, af,.onoon from txot;
sa"r o,,toot on,i i, ,bc evening from .avan an
s.,e .;u ~. .ona on. r;i, ba II ,.tandar,
49, .,,.,-.h ,oraa- ~ ", r,,rsn straat a,
r,:~o n1u.. !, rs,, t,,e newr n, <;x montb.
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D1SSEn 10 TIE ZorAvEs-l'nFlug the s's't
the Zouaves at Boston, W. +. Tucker, Esq.' OF
ofmjne hosts CT the Briggs House. Of this CIT
> then in Boston, rendered to Colonel Ellsworth
a supper 'or ms eas"e soA'"@o' 'e'S"1,os r' ~
# h'ent oaa'a ~ nsno' 10 NV .s'o'A ~ ~,
!. 10 toe et5. 4ne in' 'sa'oA w. .seepea.
r zouaves "l'l 60 'Fon' l"'aee'p''a ~ o.s.r ..,,
q ana Nash'ne'oe, ano Pe1hAPs ~ '''
, Cioe'nna41' anu o'pe' P'aees'
N1ps A"Akts!-1ne AesaAas AsssA0s " -
| fhiteph II AWAKE E&Hp. tNl3 EfEHtH
r~...-,, ,.hosa nar,e il m the roll il ernee
y, ID and desired to he present, as business
:. ;mno,tance to the Club, md Of interest to
d .'....a 1,,,,,a.
II Repaoileans' - ~ oe 'tnnsas'e'' 4'ooS
"a tending to join the Club are rtquested 10 be
~ band iii. eyep;ne ut Wide ABake Hall, No,
Ia1.a s..sot
Cro. T. w.rfnvAx Sec'r,
r. W. T-.-
q sa5 1he 1en'a "af" ie"pe'aAee heet
are requested to ra}l5 for an engagement ri
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