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AGENTS WANTED,

q ooAL AGENTS are wanted in every town in Illinois.
~ and all other Western and Northwestern States for
the sale Of the wares manufactured by the AMERICAN
POTTERY, of Peoria, ILL., They consist of Granite and
Fable and Toilet ware, plain and decoroted Vases
Ewers and ornamental ware also all varieties Of Rep
ingham ware. 4'0'A
The Company have also commenced the manufacture of
embossed Republican Club Ice Pitchers, Dining Pitchers
Bar Pitchers Presentation Pictures, ornae1te,l yi.b
embossed devices, illustrative of the events In tba IL
life OF the distinguished Republican Presidential oroi
Also, complete sets embossed Lincoln Toilet Can,na
ware. D PaeH
The Company will also bring out embossed squatter So
yereignty ware, with devices of border ife &C sbo5
the result of the deliberations of the approachin
more Convention warrar its production.
Orders for the Republican ware may be forwarded e.
the undersigned at the fremont House Chicago PeteH
price OF the embossed pair, viii range em IS to s15
according to size andstye of finish. ~1''
me staple wares Of the company will be put into
OF ike grades. ware
ciarks enamelled Building Material is manufactured nv,
the Company, and will be coupled with the sale of tbe
crockery ware ifdesired. '"s
Ihese agencies afford inducements to OF the rich.
stamp scarcely If ever offered to the people Of the
Applications should be made without delay to the nnde
signed at the TrSmont House, Chicago.
THOS. w. JOHNSON,
Sm5ll Commercial Director Of Ameriean PotteryICo.
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No bid unaccom, anied by the cquired guaranty and
certificate thereto will be considered by the commits
sioneIs of printing.
Proposals be enclosed with guarantee and certificate,
sealed and endorsed Proposals for Printing" and deV
cred or mailed The Secretary of State, Madison, Wis
consin, in whose charge they win remain until the 30l
day of August next. Al u O'Clock Of said day, the bids
win publicly opened and the contract awarded by the
Commissioners for letting contracts for Public Printing
The person persons whose bid shall be accepted will
BE- required within ten 0l days after the award of the
contract make and tcr into obligation with good
sufficient sureties, il the of thirty thousand dol
lars $780, GO 00 perform tie vice required, set
forth in this advertisement, and according to law The
contract will require that all orders for printing, lin the
English Ianguage binding materials, made through the
ing required by general statute be completed and deliv
cred within the zine required by the statute directing
srch printing There will be expressly reserved in the
con rac the right Of the Legislature to alter, repeal
amen any Law in force, which may hereafter be
enacted, directing any particular kind or quantity of
printng;and the contract will distinctly set forth that
it does not give to the any interest in
troll over the publication OF the laws in newspaper at
the Capital or of any official notice. advertisement
Communication any kind directed by chapter 240 of
hc General Laws of 1861 to be published in tie "Ocial
State Paper" therein named.
Dated Madison, wisconsin, this 18th day of July A.
D. 1860,
L. 2. HARVEY,
Secretary of State.
JAS. II. HOWE,
Attorney General.
Board Of Commissioners for letting Contracts TOR the
I'ubhic Printinq 6w6
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
k1EaHE.A rAE z ksHrnA

Benevolent Institution established by special Endow-
ment, for the Relief the Sick and Distressed afflicted
with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases and especially FOR
the Cure OF Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
"a EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acs ny Sur
I'VE geon, to all who apply by letter with description
OF their condition. age occupation, habits Of life &c
and IN case OF extreme poverty Medicines furnished free
FALUABLh REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea and other
Diseases OF The Sexual Organs, and the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the Dispensary to the afflicted in
scaled letter envelopes, free Of Charge Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. }. SRILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Sur
geon Howari Association, Nc South Ninth Street Phil
adelphia, Pa. By order Of the Directors
GEO. FAlh SlILD' EZRA D. HEARTwELL
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REFEREES NAIE

| State Of Wsconsin-KenoslIa County Circuit Corut
Franklin d. Head against Serene Fisk Lucinda Fsg Al
exander Underwood, administrator the estate of a-
ran brown deceased, and William BraDnan,
HpI VIRTUE and in pursuance of a final iudg
~ meht Tor the sale Of the morgaged premises here
matter described made and ntered in the above entitled
cause on the seventeenth G7th) day Of November A. d.
loo9 at the regular November term Of said court l. Or
son o Head referee duly appointed by said court for
that purpose, shall offer for sale sell at public auc
ton TO the highest bidder therefor at the front door of
the Court House in the city county of Kenosba and
state Of Wisconsin, at 10 O'Clock in forenoon of sat-
urday the tenth QOt day Of March A. D. 1900 the fol-
lowing described piece parcel Of land so much there
OF as VIII be sufficient to satisfy the said judgement
COSTS together with the costs and expenses OF sucb sale
hat IS to say The north quarter block no six
on the southeast quarter Of section thirty-one 3) town
no TWO ~ north Of range twenty three (2 cad and
In the fourth ward Of said city tf Kenosha. - 'NN
Terms Of sale cash. O HEAT
i. H. HEAD, Plaintiff
Dated Dec, {, 1859. 3m2G pe.a
BY consent Of parties the above sale is nostnoea until
and place. n q 1 nU IN 9ntao ~ VI
Dated, March 7th, 1860 2 18ws9' 0'
AZ consent of parties the above sale is postponed I'M
same hocr and place o & HEAD Ref5. az eie
Dated June I, 1860. 18w52
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-TSeal.1


Each guaranty must be accompanied by the certificate
of Judge of Court OF Record Clerk Of such Court,
Gel trying under his of Office and of his knowl
edge, to the ability of the guarantors:
FoPIss OF Certificate.
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PU BE4HC PRINTING,

SSEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF
y the Seer tary of state of the State of consn
til the
3OtEs dey 81 August next, at E2 o'clock, NJ. :.
for executing the seat of government the state print
ing binding etc. and furnishing materials therefor for
the period OF Two YEARS from and after the first day
January, A. D. 1851 in accordance with the provisions
chapter 3l5 of General Laws f1S60 entitled ar
act to provide for letting the public printing by contract
and to establish maximum prices for the execution
thereof" approved march 3lst, 1860.
By Section said chapter 3l5 the following prices
for printing and bnng and furnishing paper to be ueeC
in the publsc printing, established as
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of .... in the State of Wisconsin, do hereby un-
derake and bind ourselves heirs, administrators and
..,........., bidders for doing the public
printing and binding for the state of wisconsin, and fur
nshng materials therefor as set forth in the bid
will in case bid be accepted enter into OLGA
ton within days from the time of the acceptance of
said bid with good and sufficient sureties required by
law TO perform the service required as set forth in
said bid according to the requirements of chapter 35 of
the General Laws of 1860.
Witness our hands and seals, affixed at State
aforesaid, this. day of. 1850.
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KEROS {.

IN AyIEG made arrangements with large man
Z a ufacturng house TO supply me with Kerosene,
am now prepared to supply first rate article at
81 ,25 per gallon. Z. ROBINSON.
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BRUS HE'S.

AIR. Tooth, Nail, Shaving, Paint. Scrub,
& q Stove, ard Whtewash BRUSHES, of every
description, for sale by +. ROBINSON.
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COMES

4 fine assortment of Dressing, Puff and Fine
"a COMES, for sale by f. ROBINSON.
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BAGGAGE 4 EXPRESS LINE

a LII ORDERS FOR BAGGAGE AND Eek
"a PRESS left at the American Express Office
at Kellogg & Co.'S or any of the public houses,
will Der pi omptlY attended to, by
26ti J. T. SHEPH
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Rorcaa a Gmaramty.

Every bid must be accompanied by written guarantee
signed by responsible persons to the efec
of ana substantially following this:
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Form of Bid.

Cor we) in the state Of. do
hereby propose to do at Madison Wisconsin, all print
directed by chapter $40 Of the laws Of 1850 to be done
the ofcial state paper' therein desgnated) and all
binding, and to furnish all materials 'sauthOrized
qured by the Legislature for its use for the of the
in all the several departments thereof including all
blanks, blank books circulars, and every other kind OF
printing binang for the Office of the Executive School
Land Commissioners Secretary of State, Treasurer At
torney General, Bank Comptroller, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, Supreme Court Military wen as
tanning them, any of them, and all printing ofwhat
kind description for which the State may be liable
payaccording the specifications, directions, rules
of Computation conditions and requirements of chapter
3l5 of the laws of 1862 and Of oner existing statutes Of
the State of Wisconsin in raspecto public printngthe
style work and quality of Material to be equal to the
specimens exhibited by the Secretary of State as standard
criteria in respect to such style and qUaity-for.
per discount from the maximum prices established
by chapter herein before cited Such per cenum dis
count be uniform in every item of work material
Dated this Of "A. D. 1850.
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All blanks, above, requiring both sides to be print
ed shall be paid for by adding the price bid by the
contractor Tor printing side 60 per cent, and in
ed under provisions of law by the public printer the
price of which is not set down in the foregoing list the
regular "trade prces for such labor materials
be taken the maximum prices therefor subject the
same per of deduction therefrom, from the
m Xmun prices specifically enacted.
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Specifications.

Tie prices per qure AIMED in the foregoing list for
blanks and blank books, Of the various sizes of paper
and styles of binding, are to be taken as full compensa-
ton therefor include composition, printing bind
ing etc. may be required. Twenty full sheets OF
the kind of paper ordered, will be demanded for qure
without REGARD the number of blanks to the sheet. And
in respect all the work to be done and materials to be
furnished, the specifications, rules for computation, di
315 of the laws of 1861 entitled aforesaid will be
sdered entering into and controlling any contract tC
be made for the state printing, and all bills for work
m aterials be made out filed audited and paid in
ric conformity with the provisions of said act Refer
is therefore, particularly made to said chapter 3l5,
for such further information may be desired copies
which will be furnished application to the Secretary
of State.
The STYLE of work and QUALITY of materials furnished
be equal to the file in the Office of the
Secretary of State which specimens, properly labelled
kept for the inspection Of bidders and by law
made the standard crteria for the style in which the
''work shall be done Jas well for the quality of the
"terias to be furnished by the contractor"
BIDS must be substantially after the following:
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REFEREES SALE.

o.s.&F.H. HEAD, Pits Attys.
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bid unaccomp anied by the cquired guaranty apt
cate thereto, will be considered by the commits
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STRAYED OR STOLEN!

Board Of Commissioners a, letting Contracts Tor tn
Public Printing 6w6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
FREEDOM OF OPINION IN MARYLAND.


CHURCH CREEK Nd, Oct. Is, 1860.
Dorchester County is Of the southern counties Of
Maryland on the eastern side of the Chesapeake Bay
II 1856 there were only ur votes cast for Fremont
II there is only 25 votes the 9Th Of next November
considering the way the Republican party is traduced
generally in the South, it will show thst the
advance but after the election we Republicans intend
to renew our hold and pull for 8 larger pool. IN
Church Creek DitiIict wes in hopes there would be
one vote in Ten cast for The Republicans and believe,
that If you take away every kind Of fear and pressure
there would be one in FIVE. neighbor, Young
chanic avowed that he wss going to vote for Lincoln
ard Hsmlin One PIo-Ssveryne called on him for bis
account 6gnitying that he old not tend 10 give MIN
moe work. Another elderly Pro.Slaveryite thought
10 be his duty to give the said young man advice,
which WIS that he ha0 better not vote for Lincoln and
Hamln, or he would not get any work. The young
man answered tiat he worked for money; when he
voted be voted for principle and if he lived to 90 70
the polls he should vote for Lincoln ana Hsmn. Two
other neighboTs avowed their intention 10 vste
for Lincoln and Hanin, and run well for sea-
SOD, bat the oppOalton was greater than
they expected. They turned back, and have
denied the faith in ott er Districts there viii be
few votes but other oisr cite there s not an avowed
Republican ior the young and WayeI1ug 70 rally
around. Although the Republicans are not nu nerJus,
they tire Democracy Cannot keep tnem entirely out OF
the Post Office. IN place, TO turn out hepubi
car, they appointed = Democrat who Lao been tost
aser before, and was turned out because ne DID not
uargge il properly and the supposed reason ne does
not AXE Il Is that gsrury is lacking The only Post
Office IN the county t6st refuses TO give olt IHL lHB-
UEE il Cambridge PCstUhiee; IL has pasted no 10 the
clice LyLChs Opinion, and CaIu.chaels Opinion,
which IL "a follows:
"IsrYyBisEy PUBrIc.TioSs-John Lynch esl. States
Attorney Frederick County Nd has opGioa inst
IHB H. THlBCsR Is irCoii4Ty lhboLoul journal and
that cvtry IN that county that delivers InE TRIBUNE
l. suAec % riiotaeut' .
ssISCvNpiAKi UoCrSRNTs Ills Honor judge Cersichaei
ave BIS opinion before the het County Cc1i Count tat
a, IL not NECESSARY for postmaster 10 inspect Zach is1e OF
newspaper ncrdsiy sentiments contned tsertni
tLG. the general reputation OF pepper Oh Ls -Eaia1tef
iushec in with ocg II aud that nny postmaster
1Lo delivers such pspe knowing It's character tendency en'
dfrs himself liable 10 Oh the penalties enactot io circulating IN
Inv urnents lie also directed the Oraut jury 20 notify
a. pomalte Ia punuapce Of tt decision snd postrIaers
sTe direct 20 yslsas 81 Eppg ions ioI TIE n l. I1HUsk,
de- JTT dssning nj rsptY o nceudsIy oaAIS9tes"
Row VOC see hiatt the law which the Cambridge Post
on. goes By is LyLChs and O6Imchaels opinion. c.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1860

,ra,.ss ssn,ibil.y 70 impcsi;on than syould
M 10 sscrbs to 9srn. is seems inppsmbso thai
n,;rsI arraI e msOt vhi,h promises oeoes 70 ono
nv of THREE parties and implies the nunhfsaon Ind
S;.fonor of tho other two, can 70 sncressful.
~ n wen and Douglas men profess and 10 doubt
Iv-sn earnest devotion 70 taa Uniop, and TO the
O. neral welfare Of the country. y J. possible that
they M 70 zee IN .ss asIps q 'a toe s cn0ss
ard serons danger booi 10 our unioD end pros
ner;y1 What patriot eaz deg,re sn election by the
House, VIVA, patriot bit mw,t recoi with apprehen-
sor of the worst CONGO uencss from the making OF
preid, nj BY be indirect acton Of the Senate hap
ply there Is title " fear the success OF the CON-
b;tatn even If il more cordial and more honor
able The people are thoroughly aroused. The great
tide of popular sentiment and conviction favorable 70
Free Labor rises coScinusy and rrssistibly. AL az
temple IN street. n over Yhelmng progress sre as futile
es Mre Psrnsns epdeavors TO keep ont the tides OF
ocean With hc7 mop. Mrs. Darlington did not fs'l
sirpy beesnse she siDgy resisted the Atlantic. Had
wouid have had no different issue And II
Mr.. DouPIas, with bis fpecious pretenses OF
exclusive devotion TO the doctrine of Pop
ular Sovereignty in its true and honest
sense and acceptatiou maintain as earnestly as any
man-canpot Withstand the sweep Of the mighty cur
rent Of public sympathy, which was the Republican
cause onward 10 its triumph is il likely that he will
succeed any better wien Mr.. Bell and Mr.. Breekin-
ridge Join their endeavors with his own2 No, gen;
tlemen no. The decree has gone forth. The cause OF
Slavery exepsion by whatever pleas or consrivancss
sustained is doom ed by the irreversbe sentence of
the people. Yet few days and the condemnation
already pronounced against every form Of hostility TO
Freedom and Free Labor by great msjoriiies in Penn
sylvsnia. Ohio and Indiana, and will be confirmed BY
the potential voice Of NesYork, and the judgments 30
declared and copirTned will stand.
In the evening the village most brilliantly illu-
minated with Chinese lanterns trausparenciss with ap
propriste NOTES, rockets &c. The Fort Pain Semi
nary situated on an emnence overlooking the whole
town, was one blaze of light from bate to cupo'a,
Gov. Chase was seransded at mis- quarters about 10
o'clock by eighteen hundred Wide-Awakes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
GREAT WIDE-AWAKE PARADE AT PATER
SON

The grand Wide Awake carnival at Paterson, New
Jersey on the 18Th instant VIII long be remembered
by the worthy citizens Of that locality the greatest
political display ever witnessed within the borders OF
that much tried State. The hitherto unterriied DE
mocrscy, Dooglss Lesgues Minute Men, Bel Ringers,
and all Of that kitb, were completely electrified and
mourpfully shuted through the streets, brilliantly
ilumined with countless torches. 1t is estimated that
over three thousand Wido-AwRkes joined in the pro-
eession, which nearly hour in passing given
point. The enthusiasm un5Ounded and the visit
ing oOnpanes surrendered at discretion TO the fair
Patersonians, who smiled approval waved hand.
kerchiefs and waited kisse5 from every window and
balcony along tie line of march. Oar CITY WIDE
Awake" who pride themselves on their good looks,
were especslly favored At every hal; they were
robbed of their medals aud badges by fair supphcsus
whose bright eyes made fesrful havoc in their patriotic
breasts. There were countless transpaTencie5 ana
pyroteehDical display along the route, and at short
intervals companies were stationed, with cannon boom
ing welcome.
A novel feature vas the introduction Of large
mounted corps well drilled sn3 Offered Their horse
manship severely put 70 the test by the Ubizz0s
of rockets booming Of cannon, and glare of torches
before their tish-spl.ied seeds, bat they came out
tricmphsIt.
Shortly before y o'clock train Of seventeen cars,
chartered for tLc accommodation q the Hufson County,
Essex County, and Ncw-lo Wide-AwsAes, left the
depot tier return AMID tie cheers Ct many thou
sands. The Wise-Awskes Of Hudson County went
down over 700 strong Jersey City alore having Jol
toTohes; Newark Mas over 30 strong; aad New
York wss represented by the Eiuth Ward and City
Wide-AWakos The ubiquitous far teK were well
represented at tie depot and attempted femi-
nine cheer on the ocoaaion. We viii Lot cal fail
ure; bat II sounded 10 mild term, pec5liar, and
was tmibenty touching we were assured By touched
individuals.
snortiDg locomotive, followed By spectral train,
IL at all times startling midnight spectaclsi bat when
,bs train il tenantsd by an uproaTious Wide-Awaks
multitude, the spectacle Is decidedly melo-dranatic'
Two bands, drum oorPs and three gee clubs were IN
fn blast at one and tie time, aided by individual
eo,tbu ors 10 the general musical fund After time,
,peechss became the order Of the night and MessrS.
e.vmopr A. Bunoe, CbaIles Gushing f. j. White, and
s.isr orator., held forth to their sill wdeawaks
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REPuBLICANIsM IN TIE NORTHWEST.

REPUBLICANISM IN TIE NORTHWEST.
Correspondence Of The ~ Y. TTib' ne
W.rERrows, Jefferson GO N Y, Dc, II, 1860
Last night the RepubG an forces Of his place fol-
loving tie example Of ler brethren 10 ether parts of
the State, held graz mass meeting 10 celebrate the
victories recently ac1aved in .ylvana Ohio, and
IcdisDa Waabin' Hail. cspahl, Of containing over
two thousaod p DIS was flied TO overio wig At
least that purp of voters present. The Chair-
man, Mr. u snnett, called the meeting to order and
after the az pOintment Of Vice. Presidents and Secreta
mes, be ade few happy remarks on d late events
which ave caused 20 much consrata'aion smoSg our
fknd and struck terror into the hearts OF our oppo
nenbA Mr.. James Z. McGee, Of your city. was tneo
in'y oduced, spd lvered very lorg and ale ID es
~ pete with historical facts ard sonn argument. o1
like HE country geneTsily ne ssems 70 d's,1ru an
appeals TO passion prejudice, or matters ou'siue .a1
great ssues involved in the present struggle sno W
only with plain truths aud American prlnrp,es LIS
earnest appeal in b,h If CT Fee Labor ana he sca'n'
ing deDuDciatiop Ct Slavery and fnIoo, W. W.
listened 10 with real pleasure, more parhcusIy oy !ue
Adorned CT jzeps preseEt who formed goody po,tsOh
of the audiepce The e-Awakes some tOnr auu-
bred strong were precspt, of eoorss ana Atsr
MIR McGte an escort from his hotel to the nal, OK
mn ro,on u the rear of the audience ron rSut'nS
nv Their msrisl alrpesrance and orderly coneuct W
| tie general s1ccess Of the affair. ,,-..
J99rSerstepd ,haS Mr. MCGEE ia invited TO address
~be rii1tns of Brownsville Sterlingvi.le Carthage
ard other prominent ponte IN this county u1rng 10
foribcomizg week after which he will visit cur neigh
bo,s in wis. Set down for three thous4no M
iory for Lincoln and Liberty. Anything over that
we wont count. JEffEhsoH'
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GOV. CHASE AT FORT PLAINS.
r ,.,,,.,,a.,ee ~ Tho ~ Y Tttlre.

KoRT PLANS, Tuesday, Oct. Is, 1860
TIE Republican gathering at Fort Plaitl was great
success Long before the hour Of meeting tue spno-
hcen voters came IN from SO surrounding country by
every mode of conveyance. with their wives and
daughtep. The ubiqrhtvne Wide-AwakeS were pres
ent in good force.
Gov. Chsse and Lieut. Gov. Noble Of Wisconsin ar
rived from the West al III a. M, and were received
Al the de got by Committee of citizens and were es-
corted by d company OF Wde-AwRkes 10 their quar-
ttTs.
by O'Clock vast crowd was assembled around the
speaker stand but as the throrg continually in-
creased by fresh arriyas the speaking did not begin
until uearly3I