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SIalul ef lIuu1fA md Hunts.

f.re. |, .stuck uud her daughters, End old
Bag4tock, tae LIST chisfy sa'ued as the arpeaa-
use 10 tie family party that bears tic purse,
vii! sacn be at him: again fro7. their summer
t'EriIE. A:aa:iE:a, uIl A1atea Jane, and
their gre:-: vans Of Saratoga trrnka, which lat.
TER hive SO a'assrirgly invased the cramred
c3ndnes Of those stia;cd supper cnambcrs,"
wherein the great suunl:r carayanseric3 stow
their "hun.ner s*eet.," nea: pun Arabella
had whispered into her eas on the Peapod
House vcraadaa-these two estimab!e young
ladies', we say, ara soon to return tc their ardu-
ous home duties Of doing nc,hirg most erna.
mentally.
We kuo" Old BaEstoek, Benaniah L. whose
name on Change IN good now for rs many hrc-
drcd Thousands, rs i: WAS not in the early days
Of this settlement for IS manJ dimes, wha:
tsms be bonst. three OF four "c.gtt;es, es,"-B.g-
stock will come home, hi, chronic grumbling
marye'lou.!y heightened by ! six weeks raun:.
let Of large hotel parlors fi:le1 with fashionable
be7ies for which he did not ca.c rush, the Pc
rioa studded thick1y with large bills for hot.l
life aal srsrel whittier be knew nor carei nat,
swept on by those "busr H's," his wife and
daughters. He will have figured throu 2hout
tho entire period only ss "P4," to be waked
up sud snaoottcd, and brought forward in hi.
capacity Ct pnree'bearer, and then a51ci:1y pat
ted GU! ef sight. u1sl occasion cage raunl
again for LIS sh kels. How caud Decaaiah en-
jay tie chat Of Fig Foodta thAt dainifr squircd
MIS-, Bagstock and the girls, what timo it WIS
fashionable to promeuGds, and io!!ed within
-, - -.i-t
, 1860-08-21

prriog tt'' week ending yesterday evening,
~as aeee market audesed decline Of 12c
OF No ] spdcs, mad Sc On No. 2 Spring, Du-
ring ths Same period tins Cara usrk., !, 10 dax
clned o: Freighss, however, have beea
bosmiug-rate. to Oswego having advanced
10 Sic ps1 bushel. This latter lac, il thu
1nain CAUSE Of the heavy decline in grain
, 1860-08-21

The list Of delegates in attendance at the
DeuElaa State Convention in this city has net
been published. Wo venture to add, it never
will he. They daro not let the world see who
aud how lew were present. To do SO would
bs to pick the bupb;e OF D:ug'astsm in Ken
lucky ITO explode thvir e1,raragant ind un.
Funded pre.ensions. TIE nans<t toiu n<rtr be
girtn to the pxtIlc.
, 1860-08-21

BrEGLAnr.-The morey drawer Of Sassanaan
l. Breaks, No. 90 Randolph street, was broken
into on Sandy foscoooa gnd robbed Of about
80 in money.
, 1860-08-21
Ikrntl bftcMn lfa1Iy

The Republicans # 0.le and d. Ka,b rain.
Is are 10 }'Ave gra.d rally u: Willie X :ck, o.
Saturday Ee1t. Melanc:hna Smi.I, cf Il; ck-
ford, II. Burlingsme tf Lane, aad others II sd
drsss the mee e:iE..
, 1860-08-21

FoRGEEf.~-conr2d Ieiue7 and George
SchEther arrested en- L charge Ct forgery Of
checks, have he:n examined sid the latter dis
charged. It appears that u=i,ner has from
time to time, presented small checks for labor
ers' wages n c. MeArs e. Co, lumber dealers,
wcich checks, Earing been paid 1o The amount
Of 80 OF 40, Eow tE7a out 10 be furgeries.
Sclriber appears =, h4re nothing to do with the
1trair, except tia. he one. presented ore cf
these checks giyea to him By Ileimcr, while the
hitter waa sick. Hciner wss Lei to bail in tho
sum Of $500 und .sciIriper wvs discharged
, 1860-08-21

sT-A! the Junction, six miles south Of This
city, Il ha5stack WIS struck by lightning and
burned, IN Sunday aittrnooo.
, 1860-08-21

CfnEpo.-uon. Eli Thaysr was in Norwich
on Wednesday last, arranging With the rail-
road authori les Tor tbs transportation Of a
number Of families to his Cedero coiony in
Tlrpinia.
, 1860-08-21

B 4 dentist at buchanan, Va, pulled The
big snolar tooth Of 4 1bsnson Co.'s celebr ated
Performing iioness, last week, in presence OF
thirty or forty spectators; the tooth WAS de-
ceased, aud the li1nsls was glad 10 get rid
Of it,
, 1860-08-21
.An IH1I1ntlrNt Documents. Political
Record OF Stephen \ Douglas.

Tns Il .1u5!'ca1 S:u.e Central Committee
<,, -
''A's '"9ae" aceu14sA' >@''P''o - ticA
Secretary, entitled tie Political Record Of
,r ;,
'e'e!'''a ~ """s'1' oa LIE '2'ase1s ~1es''ea'
II j. fhr ,n,St ccr,,;ria .,-szan.eii5n of Mr.
D3ue4aa G0"nHart couEse lr1n The day he
,,r,,o,r, :, ,-o,;h:t s1,-arr f,,..,.- hv mt cf
Congress IN the Northern portion Of Texas,
j., ;,ra,3 a.. nn,.,,t NJ ,
Frdt71l Scd:tl-n Law for the Imprisonment
-. ; -
9f
BlAyrrv that has cTe- been In. In print Tie
ESQ.,. :,
''"''" ''n - A"' sAN'o ~
FART l. AHTLsLAEEhi -. Mr.. NIus!s. cnlca.
~" ;s.l; !srlry In STAT :; :. lie Rre:ras the G:s
-7s.i fn,arsrm:s> Sacred Ting !" s. II Aw4rd. tbs
's..rF ": 'h% NJ .o1i :uapsuue /, Henry Cl,y: !. lie
b uni 10 TIC s'ui I. .1cls:e slavery:
s. lie q. t"r 1r rrr-.is+ Co,Gc" rnl TIC Ehl-
lit ul:,o: Il SaTAEy; lie lyl.. tha. ConErtss
ay IT, ;..fuy ex :ude slye ,.auka Ct .cat s!r;s r. nj
M Iv,.! ,rs :; II. :t.l.ve i, IL Critut!n al to Tfe-
il h; s1rrty in .te Tc.r:n3.ra: s. Slavery Te-uu-
liz. Eat. /, u. -tr:e J- I,au,.a. rnlor,ts
-. ic-.c; Il. IT, lie len-lt tie Nj eouI T. n;11o: r.
t III; k,y. ,r2a u t.r n. d.. H. lie reso yr.
1tc,t,,, III Il, On the S,a, e,r e.t s,u: IT,
$,.rt+;n scx Nex e,-Ntr u u:1A, ,ru!5.s thr.coa Ia
,.0:., I'll .,,.e. Nebraska b;ll.
:A;s4 H. Pc .sttJEnY-t lie v,'v, down "rvp-
u1.,Syt,;n,v:~ = Ee do,s nae.}o: :. lie .a;stI.a
Yh."4 f.: Tic srs r.1:.c 'n7.t: 4. Wh tihc supreme
socr: dee:.r:; . Points ts4b vl ly te decision; &.
Mr. uou.ly nd,,,ea the Whole u,cs!ua; liz .;rurs
'.ln4- vs ia :" at s":l4.r S. lie gots ..irc,ly
',r :.rg. t.out -:tn.r a.d : Tc,r:tu.lL sive
..9.. . Iirbrc.e: liz, III. E.l,s II the Territories
.r,d In .ury.rcc" TO- Ecc..-ds the L. r3e, l,uf
ra.. y! h!..oul: H. lie c.I.e. IL. Iozu. lc.,rla,u,c
Il l4,.4-s *s. valid; II. liz ..y. the People Of
n - aa. W. Aau's' .s n'lss 1a'"' s|n m,
:AE. A'c.:s II: Is. lie tAia s1.aor Tram u I, a
=" a. =. ..s ~ ie ,a
t;o"'t 'rea u:sae oile i'< pc: i. lie <'oF. The
., =, ,,H. -. ...r
IT,. Il. H. s4J' s17er1 Is ia ae:sda"ce
:. ,.',,;., ., ,I.,,,;'.. s,.rcrr !.
a*.r cur ''os o t':i-Ts aid e.n's =: H. "y' f.s A.
,s. ,.,x.. m rrcrx,,. a, -:1yrety~ b, ,be tou.,,,u
I'm: ~ lie .ays tha1 AAre may t. t-Eeh o'he 'cTHo
, 1860-08-21

In Mobile, recsntly, in one da5, there we're
fifteen deaths from sun stroke. A lady suffer-
ing from the e1trtne heat, bathed her fAcs in
ice-water, and died in about tan minutes after
wards.
, 1860-08-21

- Numbers Of our cisy pastors are again
1t their posts. their Summer Vacations over.
, 1860-08-21

SCSpAr NAvIGarlox.-A pai II Of four out On
the lake Sunday afternoon mad a narrow escape
from being lost in The 6evere squall wlen the
thunderstorm co.ue Ill.
, 1860-08-21

i5j~Uc IT. Jt:..:: ;u.es, Il. D1arte7. <1:eet
asI get ;ou7 1iota-r cleaned and repaired.
Thcv will t,a ~:'l euas and 1t i::ces to s'1:t tks
times.
WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEw1SG MAcM1SKs-
We prefer .Aeu1 for family u.c.-4N. r. Tribune.
It has no r.val.-Saitnt;fc Am.fican.
They are the fAv1Titss Ct iami:;e..-N. T.
7imts
Office III and 1G9 Lake street..
GEO. Il. CnirrESnES,
General Agen. for Illinois, Wisconsin and
Northern Indians. aua1 T.:
, 1860-08-21

c35 The new Jesuit Church On tie West
Side Is to tv formally dedicated nc It Sunday.
, 1860-08-21
Hon. lkl<:{lord fAfeHkN
Etpub!icaa cA10ldatt Tor VofetAsT o1 IH!uo1s,
will address his fellow s;,izsus aa political top


ii.a. \. {. F..,:tr, Of l'eiv;sere. ktpub!icAn
na,ni.ee iur rse,iGeatisl Electar, will address
y. peo7,c ca political topics Il: the following
.;,ras ,n.3 +,1eraS +0,tit.
, 1860-08-21
THE LAST COALITION,

4 fen Ct cur E:i.t.ds who are not t1o.c,!:.:.-
Il familiar will, New York rolitis, may Ii at
That the late coalition il that State, i,y Virtue
If wl1;cl, the Irish a:u taken into the Kluw
Nothing 1o1sts, AID the k.ow Nullliuss, ri 0
ara parties 10 tho !raas a:ree to mike tie sign
IF Tie Cross nud ''>I'ok. rtd d I,v3ue,' may il
jnre the prospects Of LEScoLS. II, 1eas.ure
taenl. TIE slnncles+noss tf IL, bargain vii!
80 far disgust the 1:oEe decent m-n cl ca, Ii
faction, that the cc:l:,i3a will prove /, hc
weaker ti'aa tito Douglas parry nlosc. The
leaders hare ouiwi:i:d t1.mse]rcs-no!es:y
else Had they Keen toE;cut witt: tho game
that is bsiis pared il 1!Hcois tkey would
hsye do-e b4:ter. En. their desperation o..E-
rode their sense; heoce ,llei. absurd AMI !at.l
blundtr. Let lis, l'srea*:t-. ID, TX cus fer Ito
S::ics to wh eli we resrctti:t:,v b=lo {, az
Euscd that New York will, il sf':tc Of Brooks,
Hunt AMI .JoE:'. take c.,c of c:s.if
, 1860-08-21

IlYE PREsERyERs.-Per ,us cbont travelling
On our lakes .huult not fail to pzovid. them
selves with these necessary articles. They may
be found ut the Rubber Store, l15 Randolph
streat, kingsoury Block. nu20 6t
, 1860-08-21

- q noston correspondent Of the n. !.
W.: rites:
Barlingame will command another ,oro;n,.
ton, aod will doubtless get re elected. a. it will
rot be easy to combine SO for1Aidable an oppo-
aision to him q the last two have been.
, 1860-08-21

w A n T E D-A situation by a
Chicago.
, 1860-08-21
kelm ADVERTISEMENTS.

e c. e. 5CRlT&H. Lda<sstst~s Aes~, e. p&cs6ork-a
= authorized TO r:etiss 1dvs7sfssst ts ast oil IL
N*s'"7 FSp'r' Of LIE Worth Wet ;a1-he7&.y
, 1860-08-21

KUCl10h SRIcA EEIR H1OF4E0Ee
New and Secnl hatl Furniture. tcnrpetA, Ac., 1t *
,'c.ock- By ti.1t i saihp>on, AA4:l,oueea, No. T.
.Ase kteCrL.
, 1860-08-21

DnowSrp WILLIE EA7nsSa August Vel, a
German lad aged II yesrs, was drowned en-
Sa7day noon while lathins in the Lake OF the
foot Of Ohio street. lie w4s se;z.d with cramps
CT sank before assistance could be RI ndercd.
Ills body was recovered about four o'c'ock, and
taken iu charge by the Turner's, Of wl,ic! soci-
city he was meuber, and who will burg it..
lie a;as relat;yes in :Ei1 city but has father
IN Detroit.
, 1860-08-21

DREPARE FOR THE FALL
l. TRADE:by ord a ok your Fall Printing h ss.s son-
Any thing 1ou want y hat line 20. up 10 order II f1ss
aus.9w VIM. H. RAND
, 1860-08-21

LOOK SnAnr.-Now you see 1t, aud now you
don't. Information baving come to OUT ears
that prdder il visiting houses u1d stores. and
representing himself To helang 10 The Lamp
and Oil E:np ,rinn," and that We have sent him
around 10 sol;c:t orders tor cur splendid kero-
rene, we hereby lntorm tho pubic tina: we
en,pioy 40 acca,s or assistants in ,h,s city out
sl,js our store tin and after the 14,h inst. our
.raach store at III Wes. Madison street, wall be
opened. eHAs l.: NOBLE,
au102y l3a CLARK street-
CnrRCa's Best RAspRERnr JAN from Sugar
Island, Michigan. Tne bes: IN sde. For ea!e
oalT q; No. - State street. nusom
, 1860-08-21

CLosgD-The new Stctioncl (aot N1tionaD
Theatre of the Douglosites, on Moarue stees, III
closed for the present. A new drop cuttian is
being painted. Douglas IN search of his
Mother
, 1860-08-21

NO11CE "A Regular Commune
= sI easjon Of Bunker H chapter No. o. e A. VII
he Fed thlA Tue-day evening. august 3lat H. II
sher h.h corner OF west Randolph and t streets
1aa ~ eSlance Is requested. l.. "A. uAMBLkS, $.
CD Eeed O ot IAe Z. ausiItt
, 1860-08-21

TEMPERANCE AppnEss.-An nddress wi1l bc
de!ivcre.l en- ,be srlies: Ct Temperance before
Garden City Division, Sons Of Temperance BY
l.. u. Wilkinson, Es4 this, Tuesday, evening
III Il O'Clock. The public are cordially invited
Ia attend Il: the HILL on .he northeast c.rner Of
C!ictan and Randolph s:se..=.
, 1860-08-21

EuSAwAY.-A pair Of horses attached TO
beer wagon had hri* runaway OF Clark street
yesterday, upsetting the craft, spiliug the bar
1els, Gad creating decided sensation. No oae
WIS irjured.
, 1860-08-21

I|0 REAL ESTATE OWNERS,
Anr ar:y having !ot Which they wil.nx se
Cheap south Of tr .xui Pace Of Wab1xh aver IT,
e GtoVt. my I'D puerha.-r By addressing
~. r. .. Eo1 .Ai3f. stating price, terms, &C.
, 1860-08-21

HoAE AGA1S.-Dr. Royal, sent to The Peri-
tenti4ry at Joliet some mouths since for Gn at
Temp: to take ,hc life Of his wife, las beea par
tlnnep ont, and is cow at lis home in this CITY.
WHISKY Was ut the bottcu, OF tie a1Tair, and i!
DR.. K,yal dots NIT rlsuMa lis rela.ion3 with
his old enemy, his return 10 the outside world
will he an advantage tn the latter.
, 1860-08-21

a "VhD IN 'E1I4tls
The people il thc various cslrii:s er t:e
St4t5 are about naAiu, Their nominations 0:
candidates for til, Legislature. In 50 ,l"i: z,
Let them rencno.r el. Ling: O*iug 10 Ga-
fective or improper Legislation, the r,s monty
mills, improperly eale.l ra..ks, 1--we, sl..cs
their organization in 1i:iao:s, eojoyo1 III in
,nunit5 which no respectable Institutions asc
entitled to claim. They have paid no spac::.
Prompt to is.ue th:ir Enle5 and u take a:y
rate Of i-terest, 1hcy have manifested
chronic d:sinclinat:ca to rcl.cm Thar
promises to pay. True lEei! Lo:es ars
socurel; Il larse paes Of them by u ssuEr
stocks, which arc Of doubtful ra|u:): uuc taev
furnish an abuadaace CT curreEcy; hut it is
e4u4ily true thai by t:cir manner of doing bu~i-
Less under tic law, they hare 1.la1l ;ci t. kct
the price Of Eastern c1chang: up TO such Il,
ure that tho whole country is tax I'd an average
Of at!cas. tTo Pr ccaL, three to iyo times pr
aun1m. This IS no: the purpose far which bauks
are permitted; and among the ot j!cts VI local
legislation wo know u ncne more l:nror;ant to
tho whole S.nte tl.aa that measure which " i'll
compel lhcs, shaving Shops to recognize tho
rights Of hill holders to have their ,tes prompt
1v 1eaconed up,a dem Ind For three years
sirce tho cras!, in 1s57-.hs delinquency on
The part Of tia bauks has 'eea permit: II
on the part Of .lc people: uaicr
the conviction that such course was na1c5-
sry to preserve 4 circulating medium OF
any kind whatever. Wo 10 not pro.
poeo to discuss tho wisdom cf tlat o2inion,
But the oscasion which gave risc to it has
pissed. the State is entering upon car:c.
| Of prosperity Tho crops-:i.e ground-xo!k
| o. wea1th-arc unusually abundant. Tic
markets will unquastionably bs reuuaeratiyc;
a:d it is but fair that III the gcaeral ir1pro:c.
meut Of business, tho hanks which have rnt
failed 10 reap rich rewards during tho hard
times, should reform their n=tlods ana fulfil O
part Of the Obligations which they owo 10 tl.7
pcop!o. Tha:, we think, should he Insisted
upon; and nominating conventions in the ST,
lection Of candidates should bear tbs neczssl.
ty in mind, and choos. their no,pin. q, f1cn
among the n.cn wllo may b. implicitly trusted
| with this important ma,ttr.
, 1860-08-21

| ADnKERS WANTED Three
- Nm Who hsve families and sire 10 learn trade
es tut tls lime Is apply bet wetn AID
~. or ant 3F 1t 317 " 1t <danns ,t1set,
~ h-So7e but -stz.> aed 4ctly temp rase
, 1860-08-21

WANTED.-To parties tired of
W HGrxkeep nz-4,v ons ~t,,,1 > N r.n, ,h+,-
Lou ARD tu'ni % sms .stnly, 10 I'd Vi .ht
tut for day OniY tOI nI33
, 1860-08-21

MADISON SHEET CARs-On End after this
dute. (Aug 2osh), Madison street cara will run
to Union Park every fifteen minutes, and to the
Cit; Limits every half hour. Cars wilt run on
this time from I A. II. uati1 IL O'Clock T. u.
, 1860-08-21

- The frs. temperance jubilee Of our
tpncso!cat society tt the Tabernacle Baptis1
sna lis mission schools, will b: held this eve
mig at II O'Clock, at the Tabernacle Bap!;s:
-,
, 1860-08-21

- J. 4. Smith 1 Co., lis Lake street, hive
the best Vide A,o4tt Uniforms got up in the
States, AID at Invest prices. Also 10000 Lin
cola aad Haa3lin medals, and ct all the other
candidates, which they sell at New York pri-
ro. auy11.19t
, 1860-08-21

4 New HorsE.-ly nn advertisement in
aao:her Column ii will hs seen tina! c. o. Fltz,
Esq, one Of the 3" sold nlen" and best known
ci:'z.ns o. the Wis: Side. has become assoei-
a:ed ~ith E. i. Stevens, Esq, in the general
produce and commission business. The respon~
s5hi i:y OF the firm is ucqaes:ioned, and as Mr.
Stevens has bad yer5 considerable experience
ia the business. Conaigunacnts made 10 them
will realize the best prize the market affords.
We bcspeak fer their card The attention esnc
c:alEy os our country readers.
, 1860-08-21
::ally Of our country readers.

u. c. La RrE's PASot1tcoS.-This celebsa'
It'd mecaasica! entertainment, which has been
the theme Of admiration to thousands of cur
citizens, during the past two weeks, q. Kings
bury Hall, will be continued throughout tie
current week. The price Of admission has been
reduced to il csn,s for adults, snd 10 cents fcr
children. or courss kinsshury Hal Mill be
c:owd.d On erery oecas;oa Of representation
We are informed tha: this il positively tbs last
week tha. the pasoptleon caa remain amongst
, 1860-08-21

lIoEsE SuoW AT WArKEcAS.-Tlc secaci an
nral Horse Shaw Of the Northwestern Horse
Growers 4As:ociation, viii bs held 1t Wauke-
GIN Oh "Wednesday and Thurs :ay, aug. 2sth
ard So:!'. \ large lis. Of premiums aud purses
will b. oic:cd, aad it is confidently c1rt ctsd
that i: NIL ba \ tisc exhibition.
, 1860-08-21

ExcuRs1oS II kESosuA.-The Sabbath Schools
Of The Third PFeeby :erian Church give m ex-
carsiun to keuosLa, en- Saturday next, August
a;1i. This vii Gise these wishing day ot re-
creation a. excellent opportunity to v;sit one
of the E:ost pleasant places on the lake. Every
eG;rt will lie made TO make it pleasant for all
wao 50. Cars leave the old depot Of the Chicago
and Milwaukee, road At $3.50 2. m. return at
p. NJ. Tickets fer The round trip 50 cents.
, 1860-08-21

~ Get large n1<k.t, gel t@o, i'll tue one
vita LUCE, here, a2d rare both for the peaches
thai are t. rpen n.d b!as5 over yonde., in the
St. Juseph orchards to what time the Musica!
Unioa excursion on the Lady Egin comes oil
on Monday next.
, 1860-08-21

Tu." VENETIAN NIGHTS. request Of n
g.e.t 1aaay who wish 10 Ettend the Z,uaSe
Drill, OH Tuesday even3g. the Third Teacsiaa
Night, at hyde Park, will be given On text
II u1sIaY, ins:eud If Tuesday eve1izg, a. ad-
, 1860-08-21

WANTED-h situation BY
~ of experience ~ Ho.k keeper or sa1<snA1 In
aWto estls 4roe::y hhu>e, nr as 1t. kep+r Ia sny
Gl1d Ct whola,ae hnuse Acsfess ~. w., Gre bnret
, 1860-08-21

"ANrHD-A situation as Book
,Vt ktenert t;a:f. Grain business preferred. Ai-
Gfc4] i. U. Box ~ Al Xiv
, 1860-08-21

TnE GREAT DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT CLE4xxT's
GARnEN.-The Times uad Nrrad's gubernato-
r'al editor announced the joint attraction Of
speeches By himself and George \. Mech, at
Clemeat's Garden, at Cottage Grove yesterday.
1t WAS to b. great affair in quiet Way. 4
barbecue without an OK cross between pic.
nic aud political meeting. runctual to tbs
h,ar the Governor aad h,s 4id entered tie gar.
den. They found a bakar's dozen or Two, Of in
dividuals bu,y at beer and pre.zels. We hays
it on the word Of q gentleman Ct unqueationed
reraeity, that the entire number in tbs garden
was less than sixty, inciudtng tbs Great West
era hand. Under such circumstances, owing
to the raia, Iof the night before) IS the Tine.
and Hersh will doubtless say, the only speak
ing ths: took place was as follows:
Gor.-Wel], Mech, shall We have some
bee:7
XseeA.-Well, Governor, will ssnsiliats ths
"German clement To the extent of one mpk,
and here. boy, give me pretzs.
The Great Western Band and these great
Western exponcnts Of Douglasism returned to
this city in ono Of the Stats street cars. "0nly
| this, and nothing more"
, 1860-08-21

GERALn1SE.-Miss Kst=mau, the accomplish
el and be4uti!u! Jaarg actre:s drew crowded
house st Mclickcr's Theatre last e7e1ing, The
first night Of her engagement, in the new tra-
a;c drama nf " Hsrdldine" Her S. :son here
X;,l la 4 fAriI;nnt EuccsSs
, 1860-08-21

~ Scc;e*is," novel by Marion Hsrlard,
author Of ".Alobo,' Moss side" &c; "Poli.i.
ca! Tsx' Book tor 1sGo," Ly Horace Greeley;
'Rui1ci;e,' new 7ovel; "Wide Awake yo.
calist" Tor 1scy, Together with supply Of mad
als, badges, G.z7, .tc.. for all parties .ray be
found at McNulA' 4 81 D :A1haru s.fect.
, 1860-08-21

TnE EoeK IstASp BRIDGE CAsE.-Tho local
editor Of the Davenport G1zttte has recently
visited cur city, and on h!s round Of sight eee-
ing passed through the Jail. lie writes to his
paper: Among the prisoners on the lower floor,
VIC recognized Mr. J. ". D:ssell, under a7rest
foz conspiracy TO burn tile bridge. lie appears
to feel keenly til: disgraccFu1 position in which
he las placed himself. From what we could
learn Of the case, VIC think Ec will have trough
time" with roor prospect for raising the
5000 bni1 rtquired.''
, 1860-08-21

I@>UR W 4 r E II USE,
L. S:kn OF he Elk uora.
/, .. n 4 4 l. Il II SON,
No. It's BIZ Aiway. New Yo,k.
We beg I, cal tne At tntion OF 'ha Trade to Nav
AAGuEa4lur nK E.tl tlshneut, ant In
~ rus!e seay,4!y u. ab at the !ta Aux
autc e Esean fs1s u tae @os It
ass1.e !. ste. VI :"Capes a,nti!1a, c,o.a..
sk4u &M.s and Gaps: al.o great variety Of >ei.h
Ros., su.h Heaf. of, kaecoon 1ssz OF. SC. Ae.
wh:h ode ii and ail Foblr ttfos.
We as"c Ittus to buy ShppEnx turs RAW ekiu.l Of
every kind N tn. highest market prize. au1lx1,u
, 1860-08-21
TWO COTTAGES 1VnN1rrC

TWO COTTAGES WANTED
aat'd It once b' Erod s~osn.s, two fur.!.h.l II
rata " 'urL!. c"ttaxes -!th Minutes yak Of
, rnst uut of. tuftasf OUT On the lte
CITY ~ lvass- Autt be IN xoai bornood Neot u
b asTeri tutlos. Referee ees gwen Adt.e-
EE.wt. i i4O. c1:cago Fol Umte. nnst1:t
, 1860-08-21

ITO r EN- ia New Cottage
1lcnse oa Pr i!ie Averu- = u: ? month"; Inquire
of ~ Jt RUNE. 4t3 sou:n C,ask street, sor Of Adams
, 1860-08-21

IttA, Il ~ 1etscrt) )hu............1.ssl.s66
hus 1'r : scarcity Of vessels, the shipment.
would have been mucl. heavier.
, 1860-08-21

HOk SALE The British Earque
St Gens E,r sac five ytas. old, viii o.sy l., 20
b;s.es thr uks tie etla.d aaAL Itsna easy. Atpy
TO ~ * CAAsAa, I1S Kando ph Eress.
, 1860-08-21
$aU,OoO
OF IL u N ESS PA II 4: Il

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II t'AN"AIEN MEI'ALS-Ttr LEA >.e- Il
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Me'al+r S per huudr i. Axea:.
tn :u0 pr tar. specimen ~ithrr Me i VT. y
by laiil up pt II! The -s;ai! rti. Is a.:
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
ER0M NfW Y0RR

new YoRK. March 5.-Ths Washington
correspondent the Tribune says:
The Mexican treaty is not delayed be.
fore the Senate on account Of any doou.
ments or information to be furnished from
the Department, bu. because the OpPosi-
tion Of Mr.. Wighll, and the approval Of
his sentiments BY Mr.. Hammond, render
ed the delay Of the ratification inevitable,
without some fortunate invention. Six De.
mocrsts. OF perhaps more. declared they
would not support the treaty ,andMr. Bright
is among abe number.
The Times correspondence says:
The Department Of tne interior is en-.
gagged IN examining the charge against Gov.
Cumming Of Utah, who, II is said, charged
his salary for private secretary, 3 yeats.
aud deducted the amotnt from lhs Coutin~
gent Fund. when there was no such oifios
in the Territory. Mr.. Forney. Indisn Su.
perintendent for Utah. is also on trial. .ffom
charges preferred for false vouchers 10 his
Accouut with the Government.
The Herald's correspondent says:
Mr.George Sennott, counsel for Stephens
and ,Hazled, arrived here yesterday and
had an interview with the President, in
hope Of obtaining his personal influence
with the Governor and Legislature Of Viz
ginia, to obtain their pardon. The Presi
dent treated Mr.. Sennoti kindly. and ex-
pressed 10 him bis warmest sympatbles aud
the hope that he viii succeed in, his mis-.