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Wide Awake Organization Of the North
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Vtdo Awake Organization OF the North
UiytRlou.
Pursuant to call. large and Wide Awake
meaticg O Republicans convened At III North
CLARK street, for the purpose OF forming North
Side Wide Awake Club.
J.J. Richards WAS called to the Chair, aud
Ernst CIokxe elected Secretary pro tenn.
Oa motion, committee Of dve was appointed
to report 4 constitution.
e. J. Wilder, Il. E. Prouty, A. Brunin2, i.
Harvey, Ern.t klokke, as said committee, re-
tired. when Col. ". II. Stickney add. .essed the
meeting io spirited and eloquent manner.
The Com nitiee returned, and reported the
Constitution adopted by the West Sde Wide
Awakes, With one or two alRht amendments,
Which was adopted, 90 members signing the
Constitution.
% mot, N, = permanent organization VIA ct:
ftc'ed and the following temporary officers WIRE
elected:
For presideut-A. Harvey.
Elcc-Prssideot, 1th "a1d-HeurY Tend.
I" 8sh Ward-W. b. Stickney.
-" 9th Ward-I. ]. Richards.
Seeres,r5-C. J. Wilder.
Executive Cammistee-C. Il. Suudel, y. G.
kiokke.
Commandant-W Il S.ickney.
Cap,ain-J. Il. Ctyb.urae.
1st Lleusenaat-C. V.rges.
I'd c. II. Jennings,
The meeting then aijnurue1 10 meet on next
Friday evening at Il O'Clock p. III at the same
piAce; The crowd then dispersed, With three
times three cheers for the Republican cause and
honest Old Abe.
AIoszo HARVEY, President.
G. ]. WILDER, SECRETARY.
, 1860-08-02
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2, 1860.

could not hare been made under more farora-
bic circumstances. - -
Lake and land were aooded With delicious
moonlight, the cooling influences Of our noble
lake came gratefully to the tourists, from q long
day s ride over our summer p1airies. As the
train passed the Hyde Park House that edi6ce
was brilliantly Illuminated in every window.
1t the depot the entire number OF omnibus-
ses Of Parnalee l. Co., with large co1tege OF
carriages, we're placed at the disposal u the ex.
cursiouists, who, wea1ied BY their protra:ted
travel, doubtless found the temporary end Of
their journey most welcome.
Tha following Railroad Companies have invi
ted the excursionists to trip over their lines ).
Chicago and Milwaukee R.R,
Chicago and tosth Western r. r.
Chicago and Ro X Island r. B..
Cht2So. Alton and s.. Loui. Il. Z.
ChcA 0, fu'l!n. ton and Quincy R.R.
Chesso sud Gal: M r. H.
Mca g.n t~n,r4l Il. Il.
MtA:an southsEn 4. r.
Great Weaetn Il. Il. 0canada}.
1he Late shore Roads 10 ButE4J-
steaut1s On Laks to Aacktlae.
steamers On Mississippi to St. Paul.
s:camers to Laks Superior II hsli fare.
The following gentlemen, Directors Of the
Hiss. Central R. Il. nre of the party: Mi
Heill, Col. D,osb, Dr.. Walden, Col. Waiter, Al.
toruey Of the Road. Judge Clayton. Col. Davis,
Col. A. II. West, DR.. Jackson, Judge Miller,
Gen. Nellie.
These visitors come to = city fully prepared
to welcome them and to do honor to the occa-
sion of their Tisit.
, 1860-08-02

T4cre il general desire among tie 1,rrub-
;1saus VI this city to atteud the Mass Meeting
a: Springfield, on "Wednesday, Aug. sth, mud
M hare no doab: that many hundreds Of them
will nyail themselves Ct the opportunity af-
!'rdcd lv special train aud low fares on tie
illinois Central, 10 make Il call on tho next
President Of tue Cni.cd Suites. Tue trip. will
}e .!.ort and agreeable, and If present pres
recis arc rea|izsd, those who ge will attend
the largest political convention ever held in
:'le Northwest. In another column. the rate.
~ :are, the places III which tickets may be
bought, and other matters connected with the
PROPOSED gathering, are stated at length. Let
=. Arpc that Chicago will send orc thousand,
nt Ia CT
, 1860-08-02
INDIANA.

\ Brcckinridcc State Convention assembled
n, I:,Iiaaar,lis on Tuesday, III which Il series
- violent aud liter speeches were made l'y
>>".:atc.s Bright, Fitch and others, in denunc;'
:.,;,a OF Mr. Douglas and lis followers. The
;s:.shot Of all wss tho Introduction OF q series
q: resolutions lleisins the Convention to the
81; ,p>:t 0: Il ticke. formed il unis with the
ve7y man upon whom the speakers lad poured
- vote. aad ia spite OF large prsponder-
aas',. Of "7nvs:' tic Chairman declared t!.cm
a iorted, arid tho mocling adj burned. The IT.
-.pre=sb!e conflict in Indiana has but just be-
ia. The Republicans are laughing to see
r',c t;1r t[1-
, 1860-08-02
POLICE,

RsroRx ScHooL.-Wlliiam Price, q youth
hsiling from Galena, who came to this city to
LOOK for 8 brother, was found drunk in the
streets. He WAS cent to the Reform School.
4 TERr BAD Suor.-A man named James
9hott was sent to Dridewell fo1 ten days for
beating Mrs. Shott. lie should have higher
aims.
4 SUSPICIOUS T1s1roR.-One John Complies
Of German descent way found on Tuesday eye-
ming shout nine o'clock concealed under table
in the kitchen Of the premises, No. 81 State
street. He was first seen BY the servant girl,
Who gave ths alarm, and had the scamp taken
caro- Of lie is now in Brideweil.
OK Scsr1c1oS.-Lewis Bates and Patrick Far
rell ara ia custody On suspicion Of having stolen
the contents Of bundle containing q shawl, silk
cape and calico dress pattern. The former is
cripple from injuries received in the late torna~
do. These articles may hare been giren him.
ANY person who caa throw light on the subject
should do so BY communicating With the City
Marshal.
LAnckS1Es.-Ann Sullivan, a wretched char
ac!er vas sens up for ten days for larceny Of
t. in m,ney -. William Rafferty,, mariner, was
arrested for stealing coat from VIM. sorsby,
tho parties being fellow boarders At No. lo7
Market street. Rafferty, acknow1ed2 ed stealing
the coat, which WAS worth soma SO, and ssld
ho pawned it for &1.50, at = shop where it Was
found. Ho was sent to Jail in defaul. Of $4,000
bill. Thomas Co.bitt, also sailor, WAS
hi kAsl H. En Fu.
, 1860-08-02

Details by the Bohemian and SaxonIa
THE LATEST FROM SYRIA,

BEfHor1. Wednesday. july II.
The attack Of the Dfuses on the Christians ut
Damascus commenced On the ev vening Office 9Th.
~hen several men were killed md many women
carried eff for harems. The French, Russian
and Greek Consuls tcok refuge in The house of
Add. el.kader. The attitude Of the Turkish au
thorslies was indecisive, and rather injurious
than useful 10 the Christians. Taree thousand
Turkish soldiers arrived to-day. The fears Of
lie Christians ere rcdoubled, and Commission
ers feby aad Norwich are expected with i.npa-
tience.
Details to the 1st Of July say It YVES tzsa as
certained tliat tbs Dzuses had burnt and nil
lagcd Isl villages since the 29lh Of May; while
from I, 500 to 5000 Christian iuhabitants OF
Lebanon, many OF whom were wealthy men.
aud ali strangers 10 anything like poverty, are
homeless beggars, deptudiug on charity 1or
daily bread. OTer and abore tue number Of
Christians shot in actual warfare, it is be.iered
ec:cn or e'ght thousand have bsen butchee: d ia
cold hlo3c. The tnassncres at Damascus wcre e
not known at tlIis date. The most silkenin
details are giveu Of the barbarity inflicted On Ill
ages aud sexes.
i French vessel Ind been sent to L.ataka, ard
was obliged to tukc up position within firing
distance OF tho toTn, in order to restrain the
.anatical portion Of the inhabitants from CON.
m,ttlug further outrages.
The Austrian trig.se Rudisd5 hss been order.
ed TO proceed to Syria 10 Cooperate with yes-
sela OF other powers there.
Great agitation prevailed 1t Aleppo and al
Kills City.
fAE1s, Thur7day, July l9.-TAo Monitezr
says The Sultan has addressed the following
lcl1er to the Emperor, ef the 10th July:
II have at heart tlat your Majesty sbou]d
know with what grief hare learned the events
10 Syria- LIT yonr Axjesty be convinced that
l shall employ 81! my powsrs for establishing
security and order in Syria that ha1l severe.
y punish tho guilty pArt1es, whoever they muY
lie, sud render jusuee 10 all. I1 order 10 leave
no doubt whatever Of the intentions of nv
Government, hare intzustc1 that impartant
mission to my Minister fur Foreign Affairs.
with xLrse principles Jour Majesty is &C.
auainted.'
1t Is reported in Paris thai lie French Gov.
ernment haa received n communication from St
Petersburg, expressing the desire Of Russia Ia
act in concert With France and England In the
Last. The Russian Cabinet reiteratex its opin.
ions that the events now transpiriug in the
Eaas hold in suspense tho pence Of the world
ard that the ycEy existence Of Turkey Is q
stake.
The Eays seems to imply. that more masacscs
are in contemplation, aud that the exciters 0
the disturbances in Syria have rAmihcation!
with other parts Of the Ottoman territory-tns'
the eyents in syria were only ! prelude 10 q
formidable rising Of the Ottoman population
against tho CAris.ian., and the sinister project.
t!c Ataied to hare been long since concocted By
fanatical conspifators.
The Paris correspondent OF tle Herald sayt
the 4,Uoo men collected Ut Totolan have not en-
bxrked, as the dispatch Of u large foscs ha:
been decided on.
, 1860-08-02

E1lta:s OF tho Press aaA Tribune:
On my return after short absence frnu, The
city, am somewhat surprised to learn that ar-
rangeuents have been made for joint Discus
sion between the Republican and Democratic
parties, in which appear Us member Of the
Committee Of Arrangements. and u!so as the
presiding r flicer on the part {: the Republicans
in the pfopoted joint discussion that the
speakers and subjects for discussion haye been
selected, and the time and place designated. l
know not how this Committee came into exls
tence, having never seen call in any of our
papers for meeting to appoint Committee to
MIKE arrangements tor such discussion. have
received l7tters frcm three Of the speakers
named, who saJ their names were used without
their knowledge or consent, and therefore they
decline taking any parti it.
lwould noE tor q moment impugn or cast
any Elections whatever upon the motire. Of
tue parties countctsd With the propcs ed .i1scus-
sion, and tender them my thanks for the honor
conferred upon and the conf: cnce reposed in
ME in selecting me to preside on the part Of
the Republicans over the proposed ii.cussion
But at lhe same time when consider the ss!t
constituted Character Of the COMMITTEE prefer
to refer the wnofe matter to 4 meeting of the
Republican party called fer that purpose. and
therefore shall take no further ac:lun in the
matter under the presen. arrangement. I
trust that ], as we'll as all other Republicans,
w1ll bc fund ready ut any and all tsmes to
"give m auswer to every man that askesl q
reason Of the hope that is within u.s." and to
meet and fully discuss the great principles fo1
which we, ~ Republicans. ufe contendiny, and
as sci forth in the Constitution Of the United
| Suites and the Platform ot the Republican
| party, and think am not pfed!,ng too much
| when soy TO our Democratic friends that it il
shall be their desire to meet in Joint debate q
| meeting Of the Republicans will be chilled fol
| the DurnnEh nf mhtluv tttra, trr1nrarnnntQ az
, 1860-08-02

70 To have your old aud faded clothes well
clearsed, required, in ercry respect renewed,
aud made to appear equally as good as new,
lake them 10 Cook and McLain, % Dearborn
street aad 1913 CLARK street. They IRE the otdest
and 6sst Ehoton dyers in the Vest, an d their
process is superior to auy. Ladies' dresses,
shawlz, &c also cleaased or dyed to any de-.
sired color.
, 1860-08-02

The acoounts receired yesterday from the
coast Of Syria hare realized all our WORT iesra.
Tn tie eth Of this month tie city Of Da1ascus
ras attacked bY the Usukss, ard 500 Christians
are said to have pe.ishod. The Cdristisns, with
NE exception Of the English, merc burnt down.
"a "a shoft, the whole ptace ste0s to haro been at
sus mercy q the maraud,ng army, the Turkish
m;, sd;,,ho1aaes hariug shown their usual completely
r.uoea a se .aggressorh This tr,ghstul ersnt must
t;c;sn e .eesup!ss Of the most cautious poll"
, 1860-08-02

WEsr SIDE WipE AwAkEs-TuRy Orr.-These
Wide Awake Club this Thursday )eseaing. all
the members arc requested to appear in full
uniform, and With torches, at the Vest Market
Hall, ut It O'Clock +. H., precisely.
Ter order, Enwp. SOLOMON.
, 1860-08-02

T. Hassaurcck, Esq, IN eloquent c't'zcn Of
Cincinnati will address tic Republicans Of
Chicago in the German language, at tho GER.
NAN HAIL. Oh Friinr evening next Mr.. II.
is r. capital speaker a=d thorou1h American,
who understands 1ao spirit and working Of
our institutions, and he will make speech Of
great power
Hon. .1os. Knox, Dr.. Smith, and othere, will
address tic meeting in English. let ,hcrs lie
Il fill t,trll ont
, 1860-08-02

- There arc 6s voting tenants and farm
laooreEs on tho farm Of Dssid StrsHn, in l..
sslle county; Ga ART for Lincoln the others are
fer Douglas and doubtful Several Of the
democrats, " not liking the bi.furcated article.
havs wisely Joined the Jefcrsonisn party.
, 1860-08-02

TuE CHICKEN WAn.-Yest erday WAS "Eman-
cipatioa Day" with the spo-tsmen, uni they
werc nusJ by scores and hundreds in getting
up St. Bartholomew with theprairie chickens
They pu: out into tho country by the early
trans, and will, maay Of them give good ao-
count Of their doirgs. Within few days our
market will be full Of tho victims Of this raid.
, 1860-08-02

y The West Side Wide Awakcs are re.
quested to meet Tomorrow evening at their
Hall
, 1860-08-02

S1App1Sa AFrnAT.-A sta5bipg atIray took
place on Randolph street, near Dcnrborn, little
after midnight on Wednesday and man was
severely stabbed in the arm. We hear of no
arrests, and have no names. Our informant
saw the unknown wounded m.n receiving
the attentions Of medical man On the side
walk. No police were within call.
, 1860-08-02

ExcuEs1ox.-Th Shields Guards will make
M excnrsion to Lake Forest next Monday, on
the Milwaukee road. Train leaves at half.past
eight: tickets 80 cents.
, 1860-08-02

RECORDERS CouET.-The Recorders Court
comes in session on Monday next, its regular
bi-nonthly term.
, 1860-08-02

E9zHtt9 "V13 11e. s<V'9E Z 5lpe!0s
That was before Modern Democracy Was in
vented. The way figures 'lie' nowadays in
their Service is q startling proof Of the harm
eyi! associations. Read what the Democracy
will soy Of The Joliet Rally yesterday. coed
place to hold Democratic rally is Joliet, now
penhentiary town, since many Of TINT ilk have
anna fhfrk hefnrr
, 1860-08-02

EIItors Press and Tribune:
desire to cnll your attention to the uuac-
countablc inertia that appears to have seized
the Republican young men of this city in the
matter Of organizing Wide Awake Clubs for
the Presidential Campaign, hero in Chicago.
the Metropolis Of the State; in fact Of the
Northwest, with population of ~, 900 souls,
out of which it is safe to claim 900 staunch
Republicans, good and true, We can 1oast Of a
Clue that numbers but 200 men. Nov. Messrs.
Editors, this ID all wrong; II is q disgrace, the
deeper and stronger from III, fact that the vii
lagos and little enterpEising towns Of the in-
'erior are distanclng US IN numbers, efficiency,
3ril1 and en.husiasm; scarcely an is.
sue Of Jeuf valuable paper, but l SEE
large accessiors to the ranks Of the Wide
Awakes in the numerous cities. towns and vii
lagos ttat dot our noble State, reported. In .au-
roTa the5 hare an active club Ct :U0 men. Free
port turned out recently 150 men. At Elgio, 50
1nen pazaled with firm and elas!ic step, the
tnsiosity above the age Of G{ty. Bu. yesterday,
perceive that 900 mounted Vide Awakes pa
raded at aurora. Taking up the Eastern pa
pers, in Albany. Y. T., l tipd they have club,
with population half The Eumber Of Chicago.
Again, in Newurk, y. J., they recently para ed
500 strong, out OF population Of COCO. As
for New York, and the llrger cities Of the E,st,
/ am afraid to report ask Jour aid and indu-
ence in awakening the young men Of this city
to sense Of their duty. I call upon them to
arouse themselves aud gird on their armor am
bowed with shame and modification at the thin
ness Of our ranks and paucity Of our numbers.
Every provision is provided for all those who
feel disposed to join Us and take an interest in
the election Of our gallant standard bearer
comfortable, well furnished, lighted aud spa
cious rooms nre thrown open for the use Of the
membsrs md strange5s71he eveniazs are en-
drills and .inging. The only e1penae incurred
u the uniform, the cost Of which is Que dollar
aud half. The club has q fund, thanks to tue
liberalitT Of many citizens, from which al 9th
er expenditures are paid, and althou 3h The club
is numerically weak, ys. intellectually, socially
and morally, It is atroug, composed As it is OF
the best Joung men the city can boast Of. The
utmost harmony prevails, good breeding aud
cour.esy mark their intercourse, and attention
to strangers is their distinguishing trait. Nov
why do Wo not increaser Up, up, young men,
and report yourselves At the headquarters OF
tue WIDE AWAKES.
, 1860-08-02

TuE DEBATE AT uLoox1xG1oS.- have 4
few copies lift Of cur Mondsy = issue, consatn~
ing the verbatim report Of the great debate at
Bloomington. in excellent campaign docu-
, 1860-08-02

WIDE AwAKks ATTENTION !-The place To
procure Wide Awake uniforms is 101 Randolph
street, 1t [jJ3) 5tx] SAH. DcSx Co.'S.
= Now is tho time to bring your Lard,
As.ral, Camphene aud Fluid Lamps. and have
them altered to burn that economical aud bril-
laot noa explosive light-kerosere O:l-at
Mobiles Lamp and Oil EnpoFiua,-1a2 Clark
street, between Washington md Madison sts.
jy % let
Gas F11rrREs.-Larso invoice Of new styles
just received by II. u. WnxAnrH, IS South
Clark street. I523-dt
~ Mil1er's Hair Invigoratsr-the best ID
use, =, r, II sckI:r, s3ent, SOC State street.
ie4Q-sm-
, 1860-08-02

~ Andrew Shuman OF the Evening Jouraal
ofthis city has accepted m invitation to drliYer
an address next season in this city, before the
S. S. Of +. I. and S. L., ot Auburn, \. Y.
, 1860-08-02

For the P1tss and Tribune.
meteorological.
Range of Thermometer At Lake EoreAt, Ill,
1eo feet abaTe the level Of Lake Aichi&an, Tor
the ninth hf fn]Y 1aS1 -
, 1860-08-02
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
JOLIET. Au1 =. 1cEnsr "


JOLIET, Aug. !, leso-s r. II.
Eltort Tress and Tribune:
For weeks past tremendous efforts have been
made by the Democracy here to get up great
and enthusiastic asscmblage Of the unterrided
to listen to the speeches Of Allen Antz=u, Nc
CoIlas Co. Hand bills have been profusely
scattered, poles raised, banners painted, mus:c
engaged. ard good time generally promised.
Well, the day Aas arrived, and past But the
Democracy Of Will Coun:y-oh, where arc
they: The procession numbered by actual
count less teau ten hundred persons, contained
sevrn carriages, and including the Joliet 1lau1 !,
marsha1s, ward delegation, prominent citizens
to eide with tbs di<:ingui.1td speakers, vozen
aad children did not coatain three hundred
residents at this county. There il no. present
a single delegation from any town in tl1s ri
cinity.
Pontiac, for Livingeton county, sends Doug
las company Of sixty men, cslled Douglas In
vinclbcs. making a 6ne appearance, but al.
though intelligence oftheir coming had been
rebeived the night previous, this morn not a
squa.:eri.c was m hand to welcome them; il
vain they looked for one of The faithful to direct
tttir footsteps, only the nauIatto ruarcz for the
National uut=l appeared in view. Should the
Democracy oc}ed away by d Niger? N,trtr.
They srorned his oQer Of good accommodations,
and wound their way into town alone, though
not without suadry remarks in rich Gregue by
NO means complimentary to this oasis in the
desert cf Repubticanism.
, 1860-08-02

KY Go to John Jones, ll9 Dearborn street
ind e.. your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will y. well done and q: prices to suit the
times.
WIDE AwAkEc! DO roR RSrR1SGs!ELp:-Menl.
hers Of Wide Awake clubs Wishing TO attend
The Convention At Springfield, and not fully
uniformed, Gun bs fitted out ut
SAN uuxx l. Co.'S,
oua3tx No. 1ui Randolph st.
, 1860-08-02

New BANKING Flnu.-Aess Thompson &
Co. are newly established Banking House at
Rockford, who giye as references, numbers Of
the leading paukcrs Of this cjtY
, 1860-08-02

HoME AGA1S.-Mcv4cker is ct home ngajn
the Theatre on Monday evening. Mac has made
his visit to the Eastward something more than
''star". gazing, lie has begged come of the most
illustrious to appear anon on our Chicago
boards.
, 1860-08-02

N1GwAA SERMoxs.-Ths next of the seriea Of
delivered on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, by
Rcv. A. J.Jaslyn, Of Union Park Baptist Church
on the Datifs, Dangers and Sias Of PolitieiAns.
New SLE,rlxG CAR.-Tne New FORK Tfi5uns
gives detailed sketch Of 4 superb new Sleep
ing car just put upon the New York aud Erie
RairoaI, Ut cost Of $s,0l0, the most sump-
tuOus ever run uD1u trucks,
, 1860-08-02

The "WlGwAx DISCUSSIONS. letter from
Peter Page, Esq., who has just returned TO th's
city, eE:ctual'y squelches the project attempted
By few ancient ones Of The Eplit Democracy,
Of discussions st the Wigwsm on the ridiculous
terms named. Let us hear no more of it until
it comes up II better shape.
, 1860-08-02

"TuE REAsoS Wur-NArEnAL u1sroar,"-
This is the tile Of new and convenient manual
embodyiug the leading facts in Natural History.
1t is for sale by MeSa!ly Il Co., 81 Dearborn
street, who are now prepared to receive orders
for 'Greeley's Political Text Book for $780,"
which will be issued some time du1iac the
present week from the office of the New York
Tribune.
, 1860-08-02

hung down far below his shoulders, be appeared
more like brute beast than Christian man.
: See this rag said he, how have hotched it :!
This was my dress, and 50 clad paced up and
down my solitary den.' when heard Of his
state said the benevolent Areuare-whose
nume should bo known and honored- II sent
him como clothes, otherwise he could not have
left his prison; and when he entered my house
thought Ind never witnessed srch sight
lie rua supported BY Two persons, for he could
scarcely walk. and stared about, exc1aiming,
Where sm II us-was evidently lost. He
has somewhat recovered in app-aracce. but his
eyes are still halfctosed, a. though unsccus-
toned to the light, and the Indications Of suffer-
ing are unmlst.k4bls. you wsre asionlshed
by what you hare been,' said a friend who was
with ,oe. and yet in the Vicar1a hare eeen
hundreds of such sights."
, 1860-08-02

ATTENTION WEsr SlD1 NrDE-AwAxEs-You
are hereby notified to be at West Market Hall
this evening at It o'clock precisely, for u pa
rade in the West Division. We intend to finish
calling on the pro'Liaent Republicans. Let
every man be on hand punctually. There will
be N extra drill On Saturday evening 10 pre-
pare for the trip to Springfield, on the ssh Inst.
All who wish to accompany Us are requested to
bo u this drill Let us turn out full company
On both occasions-
, 1860-08-02

ARR1vAL.-The stern-wheel steamer Olive
Branch, from Eassmsnvi!le, Michigan, ar 'ired
here last evening. She is employed in carrring
freight and passengers from Grand Haven to
Grand Rapids, On Grand Rirer, is owned By
Galeu Eastman OF this city, and is here for re
pa1rs. She is regular Mississippi River built
boat, and was visited last evening by q large
number Of people, attracted By the report that
she was from the Mississippi River.
, 1860-08-02

TOR PIXIES PEAK.-The UNDER
.5rned are prera1ed 70 o~er for s,in nso!Y Invented
oTAKTz rul.v kKiz-K. Dubois Patent! espec ally
A*pter l.! rlse's one ta.' combines t4t qrattis4
Ut teiux Lxht. cheap. Et.&y AAtaksd Ant DURABLE.
Gu ha hy two horae+ fnur rxne ,eDsA
ouly $50 T. ws:shsbu to rousds aud can bs p'eked
In tux N. les srA all .uef wr..out
w.sr. vs. ~sKAANr this u, Ito in o. Ter cent.
work. with the pu1t:, thai the Lest stam3 n.!t
We prep sst tbs lind OF nil of ahy size:
A!s the tt ma1aluerY under the pM. NJ, Ter
c1ust,srf Iron ttre oe Mac-d1u xtx *ttne.
a nchtt9 n be III ons5AFtnn II tta MAeh.n Ehop
Of Mr Mnses Pix Wet she 'r:ixs >tdrssA
p,sr ufi4e bux 1885, thieko. ltus for .ust~f nfor-
= n M n,,a dubois ACTIN.
tsk Au,rts tvsc7 rGAwiY
, 1860-08-02

general attsudsuos Of ths Republicans Of tts
North Disision is requested this (Thursda.)
evening, Ausuat ed, 1t No. III North Clark
street, for the purpose Of organizing North
s.de Republican Club, and taking measures to
e.tsbli.b u" Headquarters and Reading ROOM
for the same. 1t is desirable that the different
Wards in said Division bo we'll represented
'BY Rkqrks1 OF MAx1 C17HKEs.