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' :" WIS Ar VERY Low PRICES.

" At VERY Low PRICES.
We are now receiving a large and well selected
stock Of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, such a
Bleached and Brown Shrtngs. Cotton and Linen
SheetingS, Damask Table Linens and Cloths, Nap
kins DoIies, Towcugs, in great variety; Pillow
Case Cottons and Linens, 81 Undressed CambrlcS,
plain and Jaconett Cambrics, Cambria and Swiss
Bands, Edgings in every variety Hosiery, Jou
wins Kid Gloves. &c., &c. We shall also con-
tinue to sell all our Fancy Silks silk Robes, Fou-
lard Silks. Merinocs. ard most WINTER GOODS
at prime cost. TAYLOR < HUTCHINSON,
No. ~, Louisiana avenue,
opposite Centre Market Space.
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re- The old firm name of r. n. MILLER
SON d co. will be continued.
Alexandria 2 mo O.
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lust RECEIvED-3O pieces fancy Mousines
J at lGS to Csc, very cheap
10 pieces DeBage and Layilla Cloth, AZ l24c
Another lot Of these beautiful and cheap Reycrsa-
bic ShawlS
100 pieces Fancy Prints, from g to l2!c
10 Cassinetts
Beaver Cloths and Fancy Cassimeres
50 pieces g. and 81 Pulled Cloths, extra quality
30 3-4to "a Plaid and striped Linseys
10 pairs sup. Bed Blankets
100 Negro do
10 pieces White and coorcd Flannels
Brown and Bleachcd Shceting and ShirtingS, with
many other GOODS, to which we invite attention.
nov IL a. X. WILMER 4 BROS.
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HAY RuPE.-5UO lbs Hay Rope, for Bsling
Ii Hay, 81 BndIing Leather, for sale by
feb II WHEAT & BRO.
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GROCERIES, &C.
BLACKLOCK, MARSHALL & CO.,

SALT. sALTM SAITH
00O SACKS ASHTON'S SALT
AUU 200 do. Dcakin's DO.
200 DO. Marshal's 40.
100 do. Jeffrey 4 Dorscys 10.
900 do. Ground Alum d. In store and
for sale at reduced prices.
feb PARTLOW, HILL co.
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an0A COUNTRY BACON.
AUUU POUNDS very superior, cured for fam
lily use, just received, and for sale.
Also, go bushels prime MILLFEED, weighing
30 lbs to the bushel, by ISAAC PAUL,
feb corner Of Union and Queen streets.
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ItARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTHS
u ATPRICES GREATL \ REDICED
Floor OIL Cloths of al widths, for Halls and Pas
sagcs. We have 4 large stock of Three Ply, IN
grain, all Wool, Wool Filling, Rag and Hemp
Carpctngs, which will be sold Il above.
s. K ". MEYENBEEG,
Jan IL cor ltt-etreet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-28

DOD FISH-2OUO IT'S COD FISH, il store,
~ and for sale by NJ. ELDRIDGE s CO.,
ian 25 No q, South Wharves.
, 1860-10-13

into the District had already CON.
menced. These are facts with which the Re-
publ ans should be made acquainted. That
Mr. Butts, in an unguarded moment made
these and other revelations Of a politicsl CHAR.
acter, We have no doubt They 60 great
way in explaining the conduct Of the De1no-
rrat, and they throw flood Of light upon the
recent meetings Of the editor Of that paper
with the leaders Of the proelayery party in
Chicago, il whieh meetings the ways and
nsans of defeating our candidates for the Leg
isla.ure, mad, through them, Lyman Trumbul1,
are freely discussed. At one Of them, Ar.
Wentworth told tho boys that it was useless
for them to proceed with a less Sum than ten
thousand d9lldys, one thousand Of which he
offered to give, il the remainder could be
raised.
HI. Butts may have been indiscreet; cer-
tainly Captain Connect, Of this city, well known
as Douglas manager, who was with him.
Was not az close*mouthed as he should have
been But we have to thank their propensity
to talk for this timely revelation Of what
Wentworth and the boilers intend 10 do.
We shan soon know what they mean
when they talk Of high salaries, court
house cliqueR, aud the like. The man to be
reached is Trumbull. Will our Republicans
make note Of these facts, and by them judge
of the faithfulnesa Of the Democrat and its Cd.
itor to the great Republican cause? We ask,
Shall this glorious campaign in Illinois be
thrown away, Lincoln be defeated in his own
State, and Trumbull's place fl1ed by Jealous
pro-slaveEy mau, to crafty John Wentworth's
nlevolence and hate?
, 1860-10-13


Tho meeting at Metropolitan HallI, ast eve
ming WAS thinly attended There seemed
amoug the audience to be conviction 1hat
the af4r was gotten up, not in honor Of
Hoosack and Stout nor out Of respect to their
opinions touching the essential barbarism Of
the fugitive slave law, bus give John Went
worth an opportunity to cast new slurs upon,
and utter new hbsls against, the Republican
party and its large hearted and honest candi-
date, ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Everybody knew
OF ought to have known that the money for
the liberation Of tbese men might have bsen
raised week ago, and was in the way to he
raised by Subscription quietly and with.
out noisy or ridiculous bluster, had not
Wentworth seized on their Imprisonment as
an incident out Of which capital might
be made against the party with which
he PROCESSES To act, and used it with
not little effect for that tseacherous and in
famous purpose This feeling and the speech
Of Stout damped the enthusiasm, and the
demonstration proved anything but SUCCESS.
The money for the payment of the fines and
costs was col1ectedin the afternoon but the pris-
oners were keptin jailunnecessari]y until Went
worth could get ready to make his splurge,
aud prepare new attacks upon the Press AND
TRIBUNE, the Republican State Central Com
mittee, and through them upon he candidates
inv $a,a To1;elafnra Macern Cnnrr,or md
, 1860-10-13
CHICAGO, SATURDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1850.

by calling for three cheers for Mr. Lincoln, "the
next President Of the United States" they were
vociferously given. and three more volunteered
by the Wide Awakes for himself, after which
they again formed in procession aud returned
to the Wigwam, escortng seversl speakers.
While these proceedings had been going on
At Mr. Lincoln's residence, the Wigwam, floor
and galleries, had been denae1y filled By an en-
thusiastic thronG Of ]Adies and gentlemen.
Without waiting for the return Of the Wide
Awakes, the audience had called Judge Logan
to the chair, and arising to acknowledge the
compliment, he made one Of the best aud most
impressive speeches Of tho campaign.
Whila he waa speaking, The procession
returned from Lincoln'e residence, aud
entered the Wigwsm-their arrival, and the
Judges telling cuts and thruats at sham De-
mocraey crestipg an almost " irrepressible"
enthusiasm.
In tho course Of Judge Logsn's speech, be
presented to the Wide Awake Club OF SPRING
field, On behalf Of Nr. Van Meter, Of Kentucky,
an excellent photograph OF the cabin ia which
Mr. Lincoln Was raised, and also gsvel made
from ons Of the logs Of the same building,
which, be said, the friends and admirers of Ill.
Lincoln in Kentucky had made up into similar
relics and entrusted to the keeping Of the Re.
publican organisations in different parts of the
Union.
II. Hay, Esq, who had Eeen announced for
speech, eame forward, and begged leave to
substitute for himself, Hon G. D. DEMO, Of
Galena, Who WAS present, promising to fulfil
his own engagement 1t another time. Ar. De.
MO was received With immense applause, and
launched Oft icto ono Of his iniritable effor.s,
mingling wit and argument With most hagpy
effect, calling forth round after round Of loud
cheers.
Alter Nj. Denio's speech, the crowd not yet
having exhausted its enthusiasm, called
out, successive1y, Hon. E. Peck, Of Chicago,
and again Senator Trumbull, ,who each respond.
ed in brief and falling address. The Glee
Club which had interpreted the exercises with
several stirring songs, again brought down the
house, and the rejoicing crowd reluctantly left
the Wigwam for their several homes, highly
elated With this inspiring Republican jubilee.
Yours truiy, sAsoAxos.
, 1860-10-13

Ey For Store, Office, Parlor. Dining Room,
rr Cooling Stoves. call at the New Stove Store
No. OF Washington street, between Clark and
Dearborn streets. Stoves btacked, pipe furnish
ed aid put up 1t short notice
nr1{f.1w * A. JKNrS rent
, 1860-10-13

E Douglas ID going South in a few days Tn
stump Tennessee, Alabama, and Georeia, the
effect Of which will b to give each OF them tn
Breckinridge- His appointments ara thus pub,
lshed in tho 1ia<s and Hs,aA;
Memphis, @sa4',i. Ts1D.' ., Wednesday. oot: II.
Nashville, Tenn, Friday, Oct 26.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Saturday, Oct, q.
Kingston. Ga. Monday, Oct. 90.
Atlantis, Ga, TuesdaJ, Oct, So
4aoon. G., Wednesday, 0es.s1.
Columbus, Ga, ThuradaJ, Nov. /,
Montgomery, Ala Friday, No7.2
Selma, Ala, Saturday, Nov. 8.
Mobile. Ala, Monday, Nov. s.
He makes speech st Springfield next week,
before going South, which will secure that di.-
trict for Old Abe.
, 1860-10-13

cE1cAao, Or 10, ltsp.
Mrs.. II. FAssE4T-Dear Sir: Recently. xhile
on Z visit to ny friends in El:zahethtoru, Kv..
found that the little hut in which Houeat Old
Abe" lived, when child, Was atill staudin1.
aud got daguerrean artist to take pieture
Of it for me. send 1t to you. Please accent
unsurpassed skill In thedaguerrean srt. Yours
truly. ". G. VAN Mk7xn.
Copies can be had 1t Fassest L Cooks Gale
r, Nc. 122 and 1s4 Clark street,
, 1860-10-13

GRAND Coxckar.-A Grand Vocal aud InBtru-
mental Concert, under the auspices Of the Chi
csgo Pioneer Wide Awake Club, will be giten
on TuesdAY evening, 10th, at the Wide Awake
uall, No. 80 Lake street. The frat musical tai
ent Of the city is eDgaged, and a good time may
very safely be expected. The programme will
be issued to-day, containing some fine selec-
tious, and an original Overture to the Wide
Awakea
, 1860-10-13
sr.uVAT10N In KANSAS.

Elsewhere in this paper we print three p"
pesls from the starving people Of Kansas, ad-
dressed to the geno rosity Of this city and ILL.,
nois. II matters in that Territory are one
half at bad Al are represented, it il time that
Illinois entered upon some Systematic effort Of
rc'iof: Who will devise plan by which that
relief may bs aaordsd7
, 1860-10-13

The Democrat s.ates in its last issue that
Corvin Of Ohio, YVES defeated for Congress By
Noble. This is untrue. Old Tom Nas re, elected
By majority OF several thousand. No man
can beat him for Congress in his District 10
long A be desiree 10 70 there.
, 1860-10-13

WANTED-A Partner Especial or
W si.ent) with rome uptal. cpen d.t class Aac-
ton tIoue ih.sc city. The vet ser experienced
sucs.oneer. 1T Of references given and required 40.
dress John J. K" THnott House. ocl3lix
, 1860-10-13
LOVEJOY In CHICAGO.
Wide Awake Rally.

Hon. OwEs LoyEJoY will speak at The
WiREam in this city On Monday evening next,
when the Republicans will meet together to
congratulate each other on the recent glorious
victories in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
Let there 10 general rally for this great oc-
, 1860-10-13

Hon. E. b. Waahbu1ce will address, the peo.
pie Of Mll1burn, Lnka ooan,y, Monday evening,
Oct 18th. He vii also tpeak at Wauconda
Tuesday evening, Oct. 10th. Le, our Repub-
licau friends IL t.eso 1.ighborhoods see 10 it
that the people are informed Of these meetings.
, 1860-10-13

MEDALS, MEDALS, MEDALs.-$4, 81, g. Il, $4,
ocl1d234 In ]. A. 1ohuson, ~ State st.
1t For Store, Office, Parlor. Dining Room,
rr COOKING Stoves, call at the New Stove Store
No. OF Washington street, between Clark and
Dearborn streets. Stoves btacked, pipe furnish.
ed aid put up 1t short notice
oc10.iw s. A. JESrs, Agent.
H5- Buy the best; they arc the cheapest,
Flnkle 4 Lyons newly Improved Double Lock
Stitch Sew ny Machines hare received the
highest medals and highest premiums wherever
exhibited Family Machines for variety Of
sewing is unrivalled. Manufacturing Machines
are preferred by tailors to all others.
References given to persons who hare had
the E. d l.. machine IN use over two years.
B. MACkAr, Agent,
do11.1w leo Lake-st., I'd floor, Chicago, ILL.,
To TEE LAorEs-The price for dying ladies'
dresses has been reduced by the undersigned
to One Dollar, and warranted to give sa1isfac-
ton. S. Kalisch, 1876 s. CLARK St. oss-61w
Eps. RURAL NEW Yorker.-Seelng IN iuqul.
~ in the Aura. for acure for that distressing
disease the Asthma, write 10 let the enquirer
know what has almost entirely cured me. /
have had the tpasmodic asthma fifteen years
and never found any medicine that would pre-
vent an attack when it WAS coming on until l
commenced taking "Jonas Whitcomb's l.eme-
dy for Asthma, Ross Cold, and Hay Fever.
commenced taking this remedy eighteen months
ago, and have not had a severe paroxysm since.
also use salpetre paper. Saltpeter is present
done for me all that it is recommended to do.
take it according to directions-a tea spoonful
instead ola tablespoonful. It is prepared By
Joseph Burnett i Co., Boston, Masa. Price
sss PER Y.,ss ee ssta si.ss
, 1860-10-13
Political Meetings IN the Eighth Dis
fE4EI.

Hon. D. L. Fti'lips and William Bross, Esq,
efshe Chicago Pass Asp TRIBUNE, will address
thu people Of tie Eighth Congressional District
on the political Issues Of the day At the follow
ins times and placea- Republicans 1t the sew
eral places designated ere respectfully request
ed to advertise and make arrangements for the
, 1860-10-13
MARRIED..

By Re7 Hail. At re e.dence Q: he brides fa.he-
In hsnrepln, ILL., eert. 9Th. DR.. u. CORES, II Mag
nola, ILL.,, and Miss AMELIA a. DENT
On the ll.h in t. by tho Rev. " II. Rver = the resi-
dence nj Ws. p1l:c Ed. Mr. JhEKT ". DEAN A.l
Mss ELLEN II. W1Eh-.
, 1860-10-13


by resolution, adjourned.
NEw MILLINERY Goops.-We would call IT.
teutlon to the new stock of Millinery Goods
inst received 1t Ma. 81 Lake street. The select. |
inn of Fall and Winter Goods, comprising
honnets. flowers. ribbons, and silk and velvet
materials for bounets. in every variety of
co,or !, nm of the 3ncst in the citv. and 1ades
and those in the trade would do well to call be.
fore n,,chasinq elsewhere.
-.
70 we "oclo ee1 s'.en.ou ~ luz ae'es
1'semen' oi L. E. Z : De DstA5 ~ ~u"'nes " eo'-
umn. tne uoe!o' eo"es ~ 10 "eA 1eso~
menoeo' ".tu u'An''s.o "e..1 .4v ''s A's'
european eoneges Aea nosp'sa''' sAa W. a'uo'
not will gre en'afe saus!aeuon 10 tnose VINO
may en19s' +4 saeusse :. No ~A s'' LILO ''e
Ii d. o4 e'' 1'''uoo.p1 es.ees.
Bonr FLoA71xa.-We learn that on the I'd
inst, a brig from Chicago found the bedy Of
man floating in the lake, but 1t Was 20 decsyed
that the crew could not take it from tho water.
The body WAS nbout Ct feet high, had dark
brown hair, had On light jean vest, cotton
shirt, linen pants, and Congress gai.er shoes.
A buckskin purse, containing e, and gold
ring were taken from the body.
'H@Sn ooSeHA4 ., - u.~1N ~ ~ ~.
A4, ~. .t,.. ,.,1- ~
''eu 4onesi Wy 49," w.. oae' w:, ~, 80 k1'en
~ ,u..a ~, ~ 1'1As' 4.'"; r1 ~ 'eo .. w ~
11a"' ~ ~ ..A' e
GU " ", ~ - e1ese' ~. eN:;, eoo1
s s - 49, .a...:u;. .er.s g.. ~.,.a
~ t.s, 1ssa.a s!;oa' % h-.s,.s~ 1872 ~ 49, ~. w. 1v;s.
Avakes,
sr,rx-,,,, e. ,-,-.e7ov - ch;rsao a.,3.-
nv of sri4nc,. on unon m frcnr.nn tn IN.
h,,au. ~ T,es9av na-+ ort,har ,c.b uh5ch
n,om;.s. - ha a vsrv ;nte-e.tino ona Tha lad
r,;..s wi,l b. v;,;tad .nd n. n.oloov ~ ".
n,hrou. lad rs,;,n s~n1or.d o. Wsarssd.r
afternoon a 1ectnre on tbe Lead Region. of The
yortbv..+ ,,d nar+;c,,sr,v III. nnb,o,. Lad
n.o;on IN h. a.,;-arod hv p-of + NJ
he&'ons WILL oe oeuse1eu " &foI. .. Il. mc
e"eene5' Luz NA1n WI lea'7 eno oA40A@ A'a44'
It 9.4o on Iaesasy morning. anu return to
-------.
o"oRn FREsES'A''oS.-A very p'easan' al
fair recently was tne presentation OF an elegant
s"ofo ana oes' 10 eap." ena1ies w. Barker, OF
the Lincoln hangers ot TINS city, oy the Aurora
L'ncoln hangers Hls oae 10 the sklll Of the
RECIPIENT comolheo win 'ne spi1it ana enter
priee OF me Aurora oo5s, 'oa' tna1 hFe ano
e.,. -. -: ,..o So ss
-
s'l- . 60. I.;,,.a 1920, ~ -. 49,.
4eot 49, a -. r.. ~ ~
W., ~ 'Aeao p p sss- ss s-.;-" ~ - :. .' ~. W
'noao no c. u@'o oss- e peea'
pa1so. ,.",,p 40 psa ":a s."@.e A4N
n'oa@ e'31sm ~, h ~ 'epHs ~. S.'Ae et' -
s"p'se. .s -. ee.a eS.. oA ouso Aau
41"Ao,4 '4' ~. ~ So - 'A''" "Ao
60" >De''' ~ 49, 49, -es
kE"4hneD-" ase p,eaSea 10 learn that one
OF the oeoles 1ouno N E'ans'on, lew days
slnce' mas oeen 'aentlneo as'nAs OF Ars. Jef7ls,
vile OF 1ne 8aHan' 'onn 'esF's' VINO struggled
so long and 30 maniaLy 10 save her. At the
time OF the disaster, III. Jefvis was one OF the
most active On board the Elg1n in endeavoring
to ssve life, and one Of the last who left the
wreck when it sunk; and sines that time, while
searching Tor the body Of her he 30 bravely
endearosed to save, be has rendered valuable
, 1860-10-13

REcoRpkR's CouRr.-The Court was occupied
yesterday with tho trial Of VIM Gubbin,
charged with rape.
, 1860-10-13
THE CITY.


Auction Sales this Day.
Fuytltu.t net and 7rd-ha1d and the ttoek Of city
drug so;e, b. G!ht1t l. Sampaln, 81 Lake atfe~t.
T4x CASA1,-Mr, KiEzie h1s received the fol.
lowing notice: ..
Locxrox1, Oct. II, 1SeQ
J.H. K1xziE, Canal Collector CLEAR boats
drawing tonr feet and four inches.
Jo1x d. PR1srox, Sup't.
, 1860-10-13

ITO CAPITALISTS.-Any person
l. o. II a.s,eat1oo having $8t0p can tecu1e for
the stte q inu. she sole right Of Ansh i Goa sua
ltkht Gas Wortt. Thee works have been
,or IN very operation in different sc
ton. Of the county Am9ls AID nikhy convnt Ing tea.
tere., ehuEthe. private mans kc ahown aod
explanations &i.tn By al ing Oh the Agent, u. Eu-
, 1860-10-13

D. T. LiueRar and John A. Logan, candidates
for Congress in the lXth Congressional Dis
trict will discuss the political issues Of the day
at the following times and p]acss:
}ssvville White o., 0d Il
Alo1th, koHAf's :.
4 IL Nracn y 81
, 1860-10-13

H1px AvAKK HxAoquA11E1Al
Chicago, 0tt- lhh, lsdU. !
To TIE LINCOLN RAxoEns AND WIDE AwAKEs
OF CHICAGO: You are hereby requested 10 a.
sembe at Jour respective quarters Oh Monday
evening next, October 18th, Ut st O'Clock pre-.
cisely, equipped for escort duty, and march
from thence to Washington street. where the
line will be formed 1t o'clock sharp, in the
following order: Lincoln Rsngers, Capt Bar
ker, right resting on Clark street, and the re-
spective Wide Awake Climbs according to date
OF organization. The line Of March will be down
Washington to Michigan Avenue. down Michi~
gan Avenue to Lake street, up Lake street to
tho fremont House, where ths Hon. OwEx
LovEIors and other distinguished speakers will
be received and escorted 10 the Wi8HAm. II is
earnestly hoped that the whole force will 1en-
dez.ous promptly and join with cur brethren in
celebrating the magnificent victory Of the hosts
of freedom in Pennsylvania, Ohio and 1udi.na.
JOIN A. BRoss, Marshal.
CEsTRAr. WIDE AwAkks.-Yoa are hereby
notified to attend business meeting this {Sat-
urdsJ) evening at II o'clock, 1t the Bead.
quartezs, co1ners Of Wells and Randolph
s.reets, By order Of ". Hc7ca1sas,
Captain.
, 1860-10-13

FouRru WAzD REPUBLICANS The Fourth
Ward Republican Club wilt hold meeting this
Saturday evening It O'Clock, at Ch. Sche1l,
No. 400 South Wells street, for election Of off.
fore tIe meeting. Speakers will be on hand.
Turn out ona and ali.
L. L4MrER7s, Secretary.
NORTH SIDE WIDE ATTENTION.
You are notified to appear in full uniform this
evening, at O'Clock, At Republican Headquar-
ters, No. 147 Clark street. for eacorting Gov.
Kteruer to Gerr an Hall Let every member be
On hand wiihodt fail. 4 band will be in attend
ance. J.H. CL1BouRxE, Captain.
, 1860-10-13
I.eonard AnFnttsa ADnotntments-

1AlvA, HeaEY Co. Monday October l5
quAwkA fIenderQ Oh Iue-4av, OctotY is
Aieao, Aescrr Nrhneaday. at4ober II
Anpfunutn Warren Thure,ay, OcobeT 10
Knoxville kuoK Co.. .FriGSy. spc'otFT "
Eangaeld, SAuks9oa TO Monday, October =
, 1860-10-13
Pooling III Friends.

The Chicago Times and ReraN is roundly
cursed b.. Douglksites who pinned their faith
On it's statements respecting the pending Penn.
sylvania election, and bet their money freely on
the result, and now find themselves cleaned out,
Day BY day the z. and Il. assured its Demo.
cratic readers that Pennsylvania was safe for
Foster by lens OF thousands. As the proprie.
tor Of the concern has had some reputation for
sense IS we'll as Democracy, his assurances
were believed; aud scores Of his Democratic
brethren risked their money on his ayoxed
opinion. Finding themselves victims Of mis-.
placed confidence, they are now highly in
dignant 8. tbs game practiced upon
them. Twenty to thirty thousand dollars
caaoged handa- The ardent Democrats arc
wieer aud sadder men, and have learned not 20
place their confidence in euch partisan leaders.
Hare il specimen Of the Z. and H. talk
which fooled the belle ring brethren into risk
ing money On bad cause. disappeared on the
eve Of the election:
, 1860-10-13

All eyes are turned, as in 1855, to Penneyl-
varia, aud the election Of uext Iuesdav, as did
the October election four 3ears ago, will give =
probable clue to this result in November. The
Tote Of Penueylvania has been cast for the sue
cesslul national candidate 80 invariably and 30
long that it has become political provsrb, "s
Ienrsylvania goes ID gaeb the Union" There
seems to be little dean of the result of next
Tuesday s preliminary struggle. Every indica~
tion points 10. / Democratic triumph. Henry
D. Foster will 'psh the entire Democratic vote,
which in sc wat Zoo in excess Of that Of Ffe-
mont. Besides thl. be will get considerably the
greater portion Of the Bell aud Ey'rett strer 9Th,
which in 1856 amounted 10 $1,000. 1t is not at
all likely that The full Democratic vote of the
State will be pol]ed-eAe certainty Of Fo,ttr's
election will likely produce this result; still hi.
majority in the State eannot 6essss tdan 81, 900
and may rtach 10000. :c1t
That "thirsy to serenity thousanfmiority"
is decidedly rich.
Since the election, the Z! aid Il has the au.
dacty 10 say that it did not look for The election
Of Foster with much confidence; but calls on
the broken, scattered, routed, fleeing. dispirited
fragments Of its party to "burst" upon tho
Republicans in November.
, 1860-10-13

# Amandine will prevent chapplag Of the
Ekln. Bazin's Amandine, fresh and genuine,
just received By E. Il. Sargent, corner Randolph
and State street4
, 1860-10-13
LOCAL MATrERS.

II Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your eloshes cleaned And repaired.
They will Be- we'll done and at prices to nai. the
tiueA.
, 1860-10-13
sam. GalIosvay's Appointments.
Hon. sam. Galloway Of Ohio, will address tho
people Of Illinois in political topics tt tho fol
loxirg times and psaces:
Hon. Richard Xates' Appointments.
Hon. Richard Yates, Republican nominee
for Governor, will address tho people on politi-
IIr. k.ovejoysa Appointments.
II m lHeu InYeia4 Mill sddre48 thu nenthle nf

Hon. Owen LoEejoJ will address the people Of
Illinois on political topics at the following times
snd places:
tumnes, Lawrence October II
EsAeal A7oo 70 hc''oeE 70
E4AA N9te&I&n Nn y
&onkA "ooQlofo .octbbeT u
The above lit Of appointments has been re-
~i1ed aud corrected bJ Mr. L*vejoy himself.
, 1860-10-13

Appotntme enta OF Hon. r. C. Hchenck
aud l}0nE PlMtE.
Hon. Robert G. Eche1cI and Dom Piatt, OF
Ohio, will address the perp!e OF Illinois on po
, 1860-10-13
1lltlt0tk.
Hon- Thoms& Csrwin will address the people
Of Illinois on political topics At the following
Frank HlAiF'k Appointments.
Hon. +. P. Blair, Jr.. viii address the people
Of Illinois At the following times and p|aces:


John r. HAte'a Appointments.
Hon. join P. Hale, Of New Hampshire. will
address the people Of 1liaois on political sopics
, 1860-10-13

MICHIGAN AVENUE PROP
lf1 EKTY FOR SALE.-We have several Lots Of
different sizes MchlkAn A1enus no Of Annsoe Ateet,
wb]e1 viii sel cae1p. tstnas toa9 purehaseEa
H0SAEK i PECK, OF Z. WKt0HTs
sepl5d7 In M. ! MAsunio Temps.
, 1860-10-13

WESTERN Tract CoxvEx11o4.-The annual
meeting of the WeB!ern Tract Convention will
be held in the First Baptist Church, in this city,
On Tuesday, Oct. Is.
, 1860-10-13
Nem advertisements.

|" c. 3. SCRfFET. A{rerfisin7 A9ent, s. De1rb1FnA.
4 aatoria-f to Rrerfse1sett for thu and all ~
La.dfs1 Po3ers Of tas NortheesL Ja1-t89+y