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, 1860-11-13
uAnK, FRom.THE TjoomRs..

aAHKs FNCM-TRE TO0mH8s.
Senator Toombs, the great hre-eating
traitors, m4de n to h;ithtate fal Of:
people in Georgia As might be expected
it was call to arms; no form Of appeal
or invectiyc WAS omitted wheh Was ealeH
lated to urge. on .thc masses. to,secesaion;
and If necessary. civil var. Said he::' r~:'
In few more years our slavc population viii
have Increased from the half million Of the Rev.
olution to twelve mqlionc y. thea fAe slave ters
1itogy rcmains the same, either the BLACKS rut.
run away from the Whites, f 81 Tue whites Niu iun
from the h!ncxs The South. therefore, must,
whether shc will OF, no. take In Mexico, Central
America and The tslcs Of the seA.':..... ..s 81:
This idea perEadcs all fire-catins har--
angucs Was there ever greater folly ut
tered By fool or 1nadman7. The. Southern
demagosucs urge On the planters to dis
solve the Onion .that arca-of slavery
may he cxtcndeaL ..-
Suppose the Cotton States do secede,
they will not be allowed to touch an acre
Of the public DOMAIN now belonging to the
nation. All the Il trritorics will be retained
49,: - sns .;., tI ~ ~ Ma,ts s4A az - ~.
aa e.a WV an,'s,.s -. - :tse
ner o<nonasa ~ asa,;;.;;S1 &c. :.Ss,;
nes ~ sAr.Ae.e l:. -, -. 1sIa ~, ~. -
Sea @ ,ofars @ w. .,,o n ss 49, n +s4s 80:
.io7 Thev ~ ! liz c,as,n ~ I ;sst;s;on.
Ar,,,s.s ,nd F3o-id, : The d;eun;on;s.a
-, - ~, 49, ~ . ,.as. .,,:.sxss, ~ s.h:.1t:ssss,
~; ~ AT ~ 'c CO.., ~, r. ~, danona tsat
,ha r c..o n.r;..,;rl ana .o,nma-eo ~ ,,,at @
;.,a- 49, 49, s,om | ~ -. ~ s ~ ~. y. s.s -,
s., .,se. sul., W i, ptgsstsea M & anu .s "es. ~
@ s.1'e - ~, go -. ~, =, "a:. @
.o'ee s,'la oe41a4 =. ~. "n'lon' " s'uaay
uee Iaools ''s. " ~ + Aa8s,3 49, u:
NC 'l.ss''e'pp'' 9ao "ea.o 1e.' 1.,',a.1 ~.
uelpo.s upon .Ac ina.es ~no snoa.a ~.
np. :. 'ne es11 ~ E. ~ 10y 49,, :"
~ ~ - ". Ta3..h. IT, c..s.u. .,,s. =, >. ::
~" ~ 49, 1870 u:s1: T.. ~ 49,: - 4isu
~ ss -. T.: ~, !,
49,. a,n A .,'a 49,: a. 'oa.s u Ttszr;S y r.,
t.as ~ ,,,.a- 60 60 a5 rs..:...-:sss, .,..s1s
, 1860-11-13

Arnru1s.-IAe on1cislTote Of Memphis for
President is-Bel1 9, ,s19; Douslas 2.9oo; Breck-.
iuEidge 57o. This shows that Memphis is a
Union cit; By 4,519 to 672 Disunlonistz.::::Th The
free navigation df Tie TIssisslppi will not Sc
inpeded by theeonnent ofMcmphlz, or:wott-
Tennessee.
, 1860-11-13

GxAs1Mdrs FoR BaEckrsR1nRE-Theco coun-
tyof Manohia. Ainnesot.yeass % votes 1t The
1T viatc c1ection,:eres;y one -of. which .whs for
.Breckinrid3e and Linz -. ''':'' :;
, 1860-11-13

~c;FnoN lAfxE surxR4oR. The county Of Mar,
,Quctte, IN the Upper" Pentnsnla. OF Michigan,
has given lincoln Muaa!orlty. ThtslsA ncv
1,ositiou fort th[aruuette ----::~ -
, 1860-11-13

w Col. auekstuhl, local edltos> Of the.
louisville 4n1l93, who was sssaipl1lted ID q.
loon in that city few weeks-sInce. has died Of
his wounds! ---- --
, 1860-11-13
:: 80. '...'"'. :.''a The Papa1 Church;,.,---
Alettes Fl lom Rome. in'the' 4tonde, giyes th;e:'
n1lnr;.,at t1asfs.1 y !. i - I,

loltoHiuS slatlstlcal Details:
. MIhe Catholic world is divided into m 1oo7
~eisaopf1cs, pr Prelacies, with episcopal juris-
dictions Under different titles-apostolic yicari-
diqee,il 81 the io6S, ssi &c j,s.a in Enrepe rs
IN Asis, 20 ih Africa, 148 Ia America, and Is in
0ceanlca, In Europe there are patFialchs,
1l6 aEchbishops, 4S4 bishops, Is concathcdrals,
10 hohots or pftots with 4uasi.epscopal, iuris-
.niGtioh military chapIaius, is Wears, det6:'
eates and nAostoIcal projects. In -Asth there
are patriarchs, archbishops,- 81 bIshops,-
: C5 dPost0ltal' y1cass and frefectt. I'm
Africa alefc arc 10 bishops and 19,'
'aposfuIcAl Wears and projects. In
america there arc e 1fchbIshops, lis
: 1isnppe; fud 9apostoltc vicasa tIn Deeanicz1,2'
aEcholshqpst II bishops. apostoltcna sicast;
a2ostol'cs1 project As regards Europe, tho.
following Is thc detail: In Italy, patriarch, II
archbtslq{'s{ .l5 bishops, ~ concaihedrals-; IA
territories, and l. military. chaplain:
n spun, ach6|:hoPs, IS bishops, lconcathe= .
dFa1, m'lltAry ehaplalns or prclates. Portu-
Esatl patriarch, :fchbishops, II bishops.
Ftane-A6 arch bishops, u bishops, military
chaplain Nelslnm and Holland, =. a1chbish.
..vpa, . h,ahops, apostolieal vicar. Xnstrian
EmpiFe-IG fIthb9hops, Is bishdHs, l abbot,I I
.n1ilitasI chabla GermAnEc' Co1fe edetatio1-
g archblkhoIf, 1t bishol,n e apoetolital yieat5
or dclesalcsi .Eaitod Kingdom of Great Brit: !,
ala-5 :ar4h6slaps, IS hi6hopss S,apoato olioal I
.Ficazs* North Of Eufppe-3 archbishops .,l4. =.
bishops; apostolitat Wears, NaltA Greece.
,Fntkay=G pfchhishops, II bishops, s aposto1i-
,Gi:sieaH:p1 prelatea under different names.
;sEt hsR?Rs a4bot anq aRostol=
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L0n4s N2poIeon,s Exclusion from the
..:.,: Imperial Congress.
;: The Paris correspondent Of the 1adependsne,

- .AoPextA4 Congress.
:: The Paris correspondent Of the Lsdfpendsne.
.Begrsays:
! 1tis al1eged: that the French Emperor has
addressed an autograph letter to the Emperor
Alexander, expressing his surprise At the dir.
trust Of him which the meeting Of the sover-
eissns at Warsaw would seem to Imply, and
protesting his devotion to the cause Of order
and conservatism. Il shall not affirm that 4,
!ettefof this kind ha. been actually written,
but have positive Information that language
OF tlaa import was used both by the Emperor
and u Thouvencl to u. de- kaseleR, before
the latter left Paris. His Majesty ID said to
have added that in amy case, hc did not fear
the coalition, but that he would not believe tn
It. 1t Is reported, At the SAME time, that tho
Empetor asked Lord Pnlmcrston to come to
Paris, IN order to arrive at Az explicit and do
lutte understanding as to the means Of con.
solldatilg the Ansslo-Fzcnch alliance. Finally,
1t Is ssdd that II. Cavonr hna asked for infor.
nation from the French Cabinet, as to The
meaning Of, the formidable. military prepare
tions and the recent strategic movements Of
Austria, and that he received for answer that
these military demonstrations had no sggres-
sire meaning
, 1860-11-13
Tho KansAA Fnm1ne-Letter from
Rev. mr. Reynolds.
TCnrrcsnandAuch of tho Chfca go Trihuut


1oe AaRs1e M.a1 VI HeEnnfds fdeF o"
5corrc.pond.uee Of ,hs Chicago T,,buue.1
A7cn1sox. Nov. eth, 1860.
Preached home on Mondny efspingS, ths4Rh
inst, met the "Central Relief e."
and was requested to return i&Xediately to
tpla point to look sftcr our 1eig gS9;4nd, If M
f&A6lc, 'lag85ke CHARGES rq41ncd. IL ~
! ESTAe nkHr-n @fh co4n3ttc{aS IdolldfH7f.
EWe had, ,14dercloEa5to boRR Mibcfo{a:Tc
E34anld rc55Ie tha54otatotsa33 thasGharc al@1D
esp5eumnlaEd &3Gis station. ~ our ffi3fde,
when shipping produce, will mark every pack
aye "Knnsas Relief" and get written contracts
for the freight, thcy will save MS great deal of
uncertainty and do us O very great favor: II
60. af u
the better.
AS the whcelin: hns become very hcary, By
our recent rains. it will be well to ship all our
stuff, for the PRESENT. to-thc ra1c Ut Geo. II:
NcalcsI LeayeQy79}1Stp, AeF; eyaFT spfffAasa pP
distinctly marked, "GcntIA Neliei COMMITTEE,
1awrcpce' K. T." .u;IuIEl : i'i',GGif
H0ar distress is fat greater than our worst
fears. The agent Of the sunday School Union,
MI: Matticc, who has Travelled agreat deal In.
Central and Southern Kansas, has furnished
mo with facts most. painful In their character:
One II 4mily Of bis :!neaualntance, fourteen IN
npmbqr, WIS entirely destitute. OF every Kind Of
under clothing 'and: had TO I've Tor thres weeks
upon 1ess tnan ope-haa oushei OF eorn.men.
naa nP'mng m me world else mt neorns:
1his' He assnFea me, WIS not an asoiatca easc.
1{Y.
, 1860-11-13

Ffsneh BEdca.ellc. Satin DeLaiuea Frcach prtntrd
dasta dtiafs hsPs Cloth Dasna4k ana Nureenr LnbroL
sso1asEsd y nsin cuEta!ns md by ,ao yar Corucr.s
= Mooo ntaSt OF Eiit: Gilt Curtun BannA nni rtnA
eSItsa e;i I;a'. GnPs af silk l:orsrs cnttl MI
shaats u, aits W;s ;e a Gse AL is Shade Hol
fuses. 1slance tl1turra pn1nsm's Ehomberilt.s and
Ea1e1 PatEnt Fixtusva p.nulu Fix tnrrs praaa suI
Cq1dt md THsaeis ~'"~A*'-' SA@4~
, 1860-11-13

a sen Of the present Gen. LamoEicIere IL
buried fldse to- lafayette ; tbs general u him.
7elf grandson of lafayette b Masriage.' :: :
, 1860-11-13

Afd for Arkansas ind Texas Refugee
-Let9er from Gen. PomEroy. ''-

FINN Enrcoe in hcr distrees ,sk;nr xecd for
I s'e - Nv, ~ e.9ste.e' - .. 9.sa , ~
turned 4 prompt aud liberal response. But her
power tb sncror the deat1tutc and relieve thc
80! -: s~,,cs:stsa i -, ~ T.
:n''!u3 % a'A se' eAna17sa aao, ,'41a r ~ 10
she will mot turn-a'dea9 ear to the 'to1plor1nes
dryYAiGh reaches her'iri tile following letter.
Ths5sqriter, Gen. romeroy, is. widely known
ASIA ..;;gentleman, Of. high integrity, Ills
character is u voucher both. for thc:truth Of
hia tatc,nrnts and for the ;udic;onsncss wi1b
-, .'-.S,..S--.:..
"a'cn ne WILL olstfloute ans ena1i.1eS WINCH
:H1ay oe entrusted to him, IN behalf Of any class
of sufferers In Kansas. with whose destiny
:+ro1,, ~ ! o-<t In 10. hoar 51en+;aad
Ae44 n IVY Ats: - ~ H:F..
p. SAMUEL BLISS, Esq, No. 10 South Water
street, firm of Williaua, Smith g. Coz has
t,n7lr cd,ec,t.5 n 4,,tr- c1,,yr ,f mir nrt1r3rs
- ~ ..r:., - ,r..Es:, -:
WHICH mpy ne conirnu!ea4 anQ 4oT"a1u tnein n "
will call. !and the benevolent arc requested to
.-.-:-.tl tl..t--,...-. .--,,,-.,s-.-,-...,
eAam1ae 'ue saa'pse inventor! oeto"'0ao s'.1 "a
1n.~sthopt delay my sefuleea6tt, articles which
may help to silence thfs tale Of woe. Funds
for ,to n;,Ircfoso os or4;c1ar Nv tha 1,,onar+ ~
ha-.. m ,pS fa,a.t-,,, s9' ~ sfs,,~ ~ M ,aas,r.s
- 80 ''~.'.''' 'es.. WoicorE' '-~
.---. ..a;..s,, .,; r 80 ~ =. ;er,-
.;.'.-3A = - ~ 49,
REV. = nnlc111-14y. Oe4f 1s1T - make:
no apolosy 1oI addressing Joq-. AN sure u
what say has any 1ofcs mjt, OF there - any'
EaIt through INC. paanc, IN #Aieh goa can-
make u nsetpl 70 ihe op}ects Of my npncal,
J9a, wlh het pesu ~ w to'o AoH W usa~4a'' L
, scno Sou!a !ap =. =. IL a, ~ .,t-~.
AfrgA1 FoR TIE .aEsuoESs~ FRox ARKANSAS.
AND TEAS -.
It Is already known to the country that tue
free colored people Of Arkansas have been re-
yqufrcd by law to ledpe The State, or to choose
,nasters dsd 90 into Slar,y. The effect of this
disyrncefd1 law has been to compel hundreds
Of i.oor, cblored persons to remove. Into our
.Tefritozyi They settled mostly IN the South
ern couities-Bourbop,, Aleu- Dofn, and
Otoe; and SOME have como t1p as faE North is :
the Kansas Valley They have sgeneFa1lF set:
ued Upon Land Book c3aI5us,, mi rontmcnecd-
their improvements Ii the psha1. way OF ::.We6..
tern settlers. But this season,has been most.
disastrous to al 1ts arnere And especially 30
to new cdmers, who had only t'sod ground"
to cultivate And the result is, that hundreds
:of thsss poor people arc to'day' in state of
Poor enouch. God knows, when driven out
of the land q oppression--now having raised
no cjops, they. hegid,.to spar crcn. Of ne!
haTinr % as thsy @ vaidi Heard vol, az a ntsnd end
Of the oppressed d',n' How nv hcar4 b1ed at ihc.
sIulple tac: Of their. J,overtrI,:.In what, OK,
tferes' they have even now ,beeatdriyea!" i" The
Old man said %tf; ;eaH dtt,+ AIN NOT afraid to.
die, butthen--thero Is missls and The childrt3ir r
And the old man bowed himself down and
wept. death was better than slavery, he said,
but still BIZ longed to have "a home" Is he
, 1860-11-13

Of these we o.es !. farse ,nt un,iv.1ra a..or+,rnt
10 quality style or price or Enslis! and
shsT rare ta widths Ut ona ya1. ard.
s.iIisa etus ann txo yarA vide. rFiels
Sii eIssss . T. sx sats RsS ,.rd Ao Heavy shs..
Nt from 2onr to ten shiln:s per yArd
Ell iii ~ Cloths 10 patterns and b. tia sar
, 1860-11-13

LoG7RAeEotsLT MEAs.-The meanest act We
have heard Of lately, Is recorded By the Utica
,7etegnaEA. man in that city, who~was. 70.
qucstedto adt as pail bearer al tho funeral Of q
ft1end'F presented the bercayed husband
withn 1a1 Of 80 cents for his services u pail
bearer, md received bis pay. iii ff1c devil
.dan1 dan cate4 that roiftemptIb Ible chxp, thefe1 no.
nse Of having anrdsxii:. y ~
, 1860-11-13

An exchange sayz TIN. If ypu will stand
on uptoe when esanon orr firing, the concus-
sion win not sG0EE: % Hss:fFsea,. Ne advise
evss3 Democrat forth to:comnenca tbs tip.oe
exaseiae .':-.~ = = r.. ~. "
, 1860-11-13

:--pEapRuD4 ForSp.-ThcD Dunleith 41,v.ixr
Of The fh, IGports IN. inqucstrneld pfet 'fhE
dead bodE ofa man 1ound tn'u sh3rsh sac+tn''
miles south 9f that place opth n6isf.:xTne
body Of the deceased appeared ia. .havslbecni in
the wafer abduta lFeeas, waa roughly. dreaaed,.
Ind $ fcet iaches inhelghth.. The9e isKmSE
,tsfy ID with his death 6sast79 Sssr
Sias7;.- .-.-,- --@ go
, 1860-11-13

=. L osEf fsDEn: AxfA1a, Tho Legislature
just elected in Michigan, bears tho, fbllos7tng
polltlca col |nplcxlon:
:: iSssnate-Aepnbl|cans, q, Democrats i. :,
, 1860-11-13

-
seems to Do. occording 10 The usual order .
P1oslaenes, when "thc fnlnces Of time la,
came" mot only to c5tabllsh the riEGt-6t
also to confuse and confound the wreng-docre
SO that thcy may not ,ppderstaud themselves
As wis the confusion Of tongues visited upor
tic builders Of the tower Of Babel, 10 i vas Til
confusion among the Democrats thc pastyca,
at Charleston and N .Baltimore, and 50 Il. .thei,
eonfusi6n now. They no longer understand
one. one anotner's spccch." They arc "scattcrel
.;,-o,,. naror ~ oo;o.~,to,:o.,,o- o-.c,;,, W.
i On the contrary ftor Temporary defcat, have
feapcd b lasting. 1icory for the right Whas
a6ocs: a,,tH1s n Irng;1g of 6;o,od ont r. ar;1,
9oss =" 81 ~ " as|'o ~ y. ~"
Ngner puI Kind, oyerrnlln5 -ffosldcnce
Verify, T God rlleth in the affars Of men"
"YcI, heaven and earth and hell ::
Procf,isn God sltteth On the throne,
And Aoe,h a}t fhlpg< veil: .s,,... =,
And al to lie inmmediate fature. whether
e,a..;.;... ah,,, s,,,,.,:t ..f:,,,r
'oH@@'f'e 4a""t4eien' enaa snoin'@ e'aeeautss
to the new order Of th!4gF, or, bent op. tals'
chef Shall rebel arajnst fhe administration Of
ihr,,,,u 1.,nno,, T., a;,,,o,- c,.o III. ot7n,ts
s s:-,m 1,nsolu' ~ e'Ine. .''se' al ,no,''
either to extend or to riret slavery, will doubt
~fess !" fail ont rather INTO tho fuzthcrancc Of
i};r1 .o;1ocr;,1,, or frera,n -. ~ .
tns ssoslEt ol 'eeeoom. ~ H..
THE RESULT IN WISCONSIN,.
=
Big Observation-Disclosures srrong-
holds Stormed- lEepuh!fcan &c.
3oiefHn,Sa-Ihe School Fund nnd
t@e ;1'eAs'et
tco-bsnora,n..or,s - ~ r7,t.a r.,,,r,
$50 fp'1uea. - ~ 1ue su.easo ~. i14oaneI e..
..-....: sA4Htpss'sn f@s Nnr.'l7' IT'LL !:
(. Sufficient returns have been received here
to enah1 us tn frnro r,r t},c rcsn1te of the con
+,.+ NV trna.a.r .o.tu.,a.,.- -. ~. ~s,.
~. as'aas' e'ssh nia9oe'.s io' LUG noo'e
81 Of a00ool Potter in thc T5t District In. orer
5o1 ia, ron,ross : -71c.,Gtt stto I1,,s.;;,t
o' oohsfe9s' aancne'l III luc Alo VIII
mve 1920 or over, and Sloan scoops out Lar
GsG - ~ ~ foon oD's',tugo ,rh,,, .,,,,. Co...
~. =. 49, .u' "nAen cies's - :. eeh- "a
epl epaoaeaps ha'ae ms hsse area.
ocrats 1na 10 pe,nh,sc,ne 1,,1d orcx nil, e,,ra
o3toy 1.,Is 49,. ..,,, -. 49, ..%ar. .sn
,"'''' Al tne aeecuoi}, lnete Will oe aoout
sosenty-tFo Republicans out Of niuety-seVcn
1nemburs; giving majority Of at least 43.
-Thc;; 5rcv,o1nt;on is wonIerfni IN .o,,o n.n,o.
80 !; 80" :, - ~.
@a1ea 3.i siGet Hsspnol'eans "nere
such ! III Ing WIS never dreamed Of before.
These results have been attained BIZ the most
,,.r,e,,7 7.o.,u,.,,.,.
4ee'us sHo s!se!eus euptt ;octoiS
anu on election DAY. LET tnc'Mnstrate-by ref
erence to this city and county. Last fall Mad
ison gasela9 DemoeFatle majority: ri II This geqr
a ~ iaool1ous campaign MAS closed by;a sMondid
.toFch:fight procession. n tnberinE. pter 60Q
VOTERS 1n thr ere .5f I'm 43txt ddv
= d! d! T..
, 1860-11-13

-. sugar or INK, -: :, .,, =.
Patent Croats and Har3ey, TBsseot1ns,
-Fartna Arrow Root. dat Neal,
Tapieea, sage, nrppaas, Chaeolaso,,;; ;ss.,
.,-,s All OF TIE BEST QUALITY. =,
A.y 30 naad II - :. GALE. DRo1uKRs .
t.s'- l! - ''-.@ erp I. tss.It sGGoFe.
, 1860-11-13

macnlnc-out you neglect to tell who these
owners are, md wher9 thsyli1e- Out With It!
They live In Chicago, III ar6teb1geutedasre,
behind tho cou6s9ts o{chiAgoelenk11 81 ou
know very we1eshdt :ths; currency :heense,
vonld not be tolerated ah hpilt II pur banks
would. refuse to receive It: IQ4.4lsozknoW.
!. that Eestem Bap1f would rcjoIEt tpEpl{p1y y:6ig
+ currently RM EFe-uot sept AhE1nn IN them
F tmme ed;ately On nhEa4s1eazs1se;bf.hh " Dur :Chica.
S9 banksxs. ,vh9he9 fseed r Eeepthg th!a
E.::1he loss EETrsa13na77idRa G1A shipped it
! Chicago sssiihlaE karn
|t.mes, ,1Esm t5e Il Hntaetzsat9u op 5hs
not Msstlhan n:f1tt6a 81: :s6s,sesa1ztk.yoa
denbt It figure tsur>as i'fn hot cor
rect.
Wheat for the purposes Of exchange is as
Fooi Us cotu=tusr Is good e6IIatc5a1 security
for tue payment OF bill maturing at New
York. 4sl4, sh|p1%ebtt bt gold. ! The 1ahkek
lends the shipper say s10,0o0of his currency
On shipment of wheat-he receives ten per
/ cent per nnnum interest while fle wheat Is ii
the exchange thus created at1 IL :o2 per cent.
premium. If the high rate is complained Of the
+ reply isTe1dy-"un!' + uur CURRENCY is 6o hard
T. convert we can't do It t-atn- less figure"
Wa1i,r MhH makes 9ke i fsEA to eqpSsE Ar RanseF'
|. But the loss to the fimer, although very
large annually5is not the only, snd 50 faras..
the city Is CONCERNED, mot tha-Wo1rt feature Of
this SYSTEM Accommodation, such as arti-
sans, mechanics, and manufacturers, ip Eastern
States receive at their Banks, Is unknown here.
At seven per cent interest uu6o ur 90 day pa
per, VIC would soon see manufacturers Of every
description aourishing In our cltys-.-G11m
want which 6tares many q man, willing to
work, in the face, would give place to comfort
!: our population would Increase rapidly, ard
|. general t1ade would prosper. around U.S. Our
Real Estate holders held meetings :. spme
|. months since At which various projects 10 in.
|: Prove the vafuc Of their property were dis
( cpssed, such as endeayo11ng to tnduce..the
+ establishment Of 1nanpfaetpres in Chicago
/, NO MANUFACTURE can engage sAfely in business
here erho cannot be entirily indee7.dent ef tor:
-a'ring, and.as very few men who do mans
.tureare Id that delightful condition, Chicago
oilers small encouragement 70 that clnss OF
i population, and the thousands whom they
employ. G'ye Us such Banks, and such cur
EGncy, as art to be found in Kostou, Lowell,
pittsburgh or CINCINNATI, and sucA fostering
carc as reliable manufacturers In those ciiies
receive from their Bankers, and In fire year,
ttme the ;" waste places" Of Chicago will bt
Occupied. by manufacturing Embellishments o1
'xfriout kinds: the ciinking hammer Of in
dassry: VII reDnnd on al sides, and peace
comfort and substantial happiness viii t,lu.
mEnate the dismal abodes OF poverty, soTro,v.
: and -dpgraee- Let the people arise in their,
might, and demand Of the Legislature such
modification Of our present. Ranking Law as
will takc ibis burden of our. necks:. What
disqualification should be, may Hereafter
dlseusa, provided you eau spare space IN your
columns. -. Jus1us.
, 1860-11-13
MATTfMcS AND RUGS,

T. ss M1.itinE5 nr 0cea Churches vcsbnleA DC.
T. ~ H!atnA onl ooe half i, tHo nrd2 vide: Canton
Msntaf Doth whaIe and eheckei. onr ons.and.
~ aaa one I'D ahxlf ynzds iue; 3oaa.c Vel.
rssts.9 dsaide and Shspskln Mats Of Tie
, 1860-11-13

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- All - .,A 81. s4--4 III -
, 1860-11-13

To The Blacks, Nm q color. and Lsdiasss IN The
Lnts%d 6a&ts and Ms BTtstah North AnssIsen
frortncts: j..
, 1860-11-13
/. Fire; Proof Safes. q
TIE fHinPIeN SIRE o. THE Ha2kn.
Over 20, 600 In Use,
j AND OVER
,.aMs1tk- s4~ sN~A&3s
400 Tested In accidental Fires.

;, 1io;wtn b paid to my person who can show that
sHERn1S6's PATENT CHAap1OE SAFE has sver
2ued a psssAsys is contents in m accidental nro -
Tbs tuhse.1be,s xoud RESPECTFULLY intc1.a t,<tr
snds tna tas pahls aat hey bars jnst their
haTs removed te Sac, from the agency formerly at
Z. L. Af1mouA = Ii south Water street ia
, 1860-11-13
MUD%UB
Am meric=aE Sherry.
TIE. NORTHWEST
PRODUCING IT'S OWN VINE.
-. 4 Great Want Supplied.

N e W S Q r P LY OF
, 1860-11-13
THE RESULT IN WISCONSIN,.

holds stormed I lfepuhiicaS Ke-
joictn.A--The School Fund nud
the tDemperatH-- --.----- ::
, 1860-11-13

.~.r - -. ..I1..1+ Nt'.-,
..a4--:-A " - -.-.. .,.-+..
, 1860-11-13

..4 -. j.
1apatItJ TO 2 1000 to 5000 Bush. per day,
shsis r1eaa III Aay kn3o Of cofr ard cuts no NH
C!eYfaeF ~ unsq1ai1ed, iHa11Esetnfed hv u:
! ~: 1aU4LE1k. Hc0RATH d R1CHAKDA
4; rs afulrra, Brcnaxh.a &, soisaasi
, 1860-11-13


oll lands whether sem1.c'vllizea or Christian
anu tnu' coa'n1al.ns sne anaes' missionary
1e1a On ea1V e. fEaE4 snfist'nnls5. In
aponneal ' poas 9!.s::t ms been
Samurn], sa,soa u a nsI 4tasV nVaa5 lounoea'
sona [ danht X hE#r., s.A..s' ~ ~. ~, w.
-. ,,,EsEs -. ,emsn
!: T. t3E,;na,s,I - lin. uees:,s's a'7s
BY fWF al otnel a. ID Eew5 4ieo, si5 sfs:s The;
.th t#3lcviccs lnf +hats3N. .ms Ie;;;I 4e@ii:
thc %e IN ths;S a8sE, j. - <eGS@ =
r. - 'As'' '"''DsS'' se2a: 4e
so,o,, r,.- (:s9:,J:: i
onestiansd contza, ~ | tsa 4s. c po@ee nsau IN.
~, ,,t;n,,-. - .o.sa,, 40 .s' 49,. eoann' y,
S;@ozaae s@ sa, = sssasa sonnS anu
dan, had .'e,' hanoma ~ VINE u.eam,ns ol ifse.
immense .1are emn,r, r." e',sass oS ~
ity looked m rith dis1aay-Hops almossael Ia %
The Sd, ~, tofor, ~. ra.-.a,~. a.s nm
"'' sIs, ~ 9u est}nsE.
, 1860-11-13

= An old ihan named Sam Moore was found
dead on the railroad traek near Cedar Falls, d:
weak ago LAST. Sunday morning: in Tie Gszass,.
sats that he: was man Of re.y intempczatc
hafftR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

NJ 81 ftas CxcE0fxnfA va hare received
W. zIxth valums ~ thin great work from D.
4 s. h III 4 , NM Eork. Ne Ind It's articles
.e5 I'M q Interest, evidently gotten up IL
f. y nssts y Wha* III editors intend com
Y5 @ VI general knowledge for popular use.
NJ NJ % aeqsife i vast amount Of
n Nhile, s Il Here, amusing,
IN IIyas, w could recommend this work. II
sli 81 lound replets with Biographical, his
eofscs medical, legal, religious, geo
IstMieSl ma scientific treasures Of All sorts.
8 q IT. M
Attention ID called to the announce
nksat elsewhere TINT Nj. vennard Is candidate
xet rselsctIon y Alderman from he Fourth Dis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

1HE xlsAsssR EMBASSY The u. i. steam.
flgqte Niagara, has been ordered to get ready for
40 a tea Heeks- she i now lying in ordinary
AZ the Hrooklyn Navy Yard, and when ready to
"a vii 10 v Panama, ard arrive there ii tne il
ta6 the Japanese Commissioners home, after their
ylsit % the United states. Captain Mexican ia as
aiapea T. me comlnand. Tie Powhatan will re-
turn e dc United States after landing the En-
hsssy u panama.