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, 1860-09-26
Joint D.nCukAfpn,

The discussion between T. Dsnton Taylor and
D. D. Drisco|l. Esq. takes place Thursday
evening, Sept. eth, 1t" Soth's Amphitheatre,"
agreeable to previous announcement. Seats in
the Orchestra aud Boxes will be reserved for
ladies' aad gentlemen accompanying. them: The
audience are requested TO abstain from all de-
moustra.ions OF applaudiug The progress Of the
speeches. 4 gent raj invitation is extended.
The different Wide.AwaAe Clubs a,e especially
invited, Col. AR1oS.
J.W.MERKlLL.
, 1860-09-26

TOR SALE-A Grocery and Pro-
Il vision Store At ass Canal STREET. Chicago s<e&1st
r OST. - In the vicinity Of 'Ia:ri~
son street ard Ea'.a.h ara rue. Silk Net Crnehtt
Fus, conttntEg &tl. Ftdsr will be literally f.A af3ed by
le4vlcx TIC .Anle At thIa tfics. se1{xit
, 1860-09-26

GaAxD RALLY At T1xcxxsEs.-Tho Rs2rb'i.
caus Of Southern Indiana aud Southern 1lln oss
will have grand rally in Yincennes on Friday,
October 9Th. Hon. Joha Sherman Of Ohio,
Hons. Lyman Trumbuil and LEONARD SWEET OF
Illinois, Hors. Caleb B. Smith and Schuyler
C3lfax Of Indiana, and other distinguished
epeakcfa hare been invited and are expected to
he nresent and address the mu1titude.
, 1860-09-26

GS0N TO $looo.-A good op-
0JOs1 pornu:tg Is here o1ertd foz ~ sc4lye tu.t-
nss. th lac above capital Ia auufaetuftE huai.
mesa In this CITY. Asses4 ESTEKPKtSk, I: :his chi e
81, rnh {F$a o1T f4f
, 1860-09-26

owIEpGExESr.-Edito7s pfffs and Iii
5uae:-Permis me thus publicly to acknowledge
deed Of kindness At the hands Of MT. William
Il, Sxett, Agent on the West Side for tho
"Crystal Lake les Company" (Messrs. Joy L
Frisbie,) in bringing home, and carefully pro-
rid'ng for the wants Of my little son, whose
leg wAs crashed by an ice wagon, and in call
ing and paying for the valuable services Of DR..
E. c. Rogers until tho lads recovery. Please
allow nc thus to express my gratitude for q
kindness shall erer remember.
Yours, very truly,
a. RonlSsox,
Editor Home and School Journal.
, 1860-09-26

Thcrs was larger mejority for Fremont in
1856, caused by falling CIT ID The Democratic
vote for President Com that cast at the State
Election; but Hannibal uasntin's vote for Coz
erusr that year was heavier than Col. fre-
moui's-heavi+r than was ever cast in theSsa'e
for anybeds I'LL ih!s ycer, ~hen Washburn's
exceeds i.r-N ]. Tribune.
, 1860-09-26

~ REEN APPLES.-I am recsiy-
~ Tag laEke quaniite Choiee Gren Apples from
Nleb!;>n carefully packed In Sood oa:asa aoc .h'ch v
tssde b5 the sn.e tats. o. n tssser qu,st Ties Will
81 On in Ter-lpt OF choice bands Vt I'D r.
O.esr4 fsul tie eouktrY Apples and Cider v.ll
ee.ve proopl and eazsiul aseuttoa. S. D. FINLEY,
stah1lus Eal;mstt OF No 96 Staia &tfxcs.
, 1860-09-26

ATTENTION Norm SIDE WING AwAKEs-There
will be meeiiug Of the North SIDE Wide
Aw.kea at North Market Hall Wednesday even.
lag. at It o'cotk, for the Transaction Of import
ant business. 4. uARrEr, President.
r. kLoKkE, Spcre!asy.
, 1860-09-26

ITO L1TMBEIe DEALERS AND
l. 0THERS.-For sale: The CARGO Of q. Il. LIMA,
Ca.ada Gang Sawed stick aud Bo4rA II offered
tn. low rate Of us per shuu.4nh: As 1t runs.
DAVID GOUDWILLtE.
EAirge Manufactured, cot. FFanktn a1t Ohio sts.
, 1860-09-26

AMAGx1F1cESr SlaH1.-1he Wide Arakcs Of
Pittsburgh hare rorel spectacle on hand for
Tue great mass meeting to take plneei that city
On The 9Th. They propose torch-ligtt pro-
cessiou on the river on the evening OF the 9Th.
A flotilla Of bosss tastefully maneuvered, and
filed with n thousand uniformed men holding
lighted torches. would be magnificent sight
from the river banks, bridges and surrounding
hills. 4 pyrotechnic display would much
hei9hteu the effect,
, 1860-09-26

EI want to hear OF some work for good
intelligent Swedish man who can understand
aud speak Enaliah. He will take hold Of any
kind Of work to mako living Apply to Rob-
er. Collyer, Minister at Largs, 169 Randolph
street, I'd floor. " -':'
, 1860-09-26

The population Of forty fire counties Of Ain-
nesota foo:s up ia ,elA; and the fourteen remain
ing oscs are estimated to eoatain G., ,5O0-as
based upon til. census Of 1857. This would
make total Of III, ia inhabitants in the whole
State. The ratio Of representation in Congress
uade1 This eensus will be At lsast ~, 900 per
member; consequently Minnesota is going to
lose member Of Congress for tho next len
years to c9mc.-though her population in 1870
may not fall far short Of oae million Of people.
The smalies: number Of peopis that would en-
tile her to two members would be le5, 900 and
the half OF that number, or 1s7 500.
The fraction that will eatitle State to mcn,-
Der must be 1t leas. Ga.5oo, and only certain
number Of fractions eau bs represented, three
or four perhaps. The larses. ones must b. pre-
fe7ed; and they may be $1,000 aad upwards.
| Hence, unless Minnesota can muster at least
100000 inhabitants, she will lose orc of her Rep.
| resentatives under the new census. We are
sor.y for this, AZ Minnesota will be ssauuch
Republican State IS long as that party lasts.
| The emigration next year will give her abun'
dance Of population, it it could be made avail
/ 1t11a
, 1860-09-26

- -Suarleyow il painful instance Of bot
tied fruits turning sour. When first co12ed up
in tae Iimes and Herald he was oil sHeetness.
The change is miraculous.
, 1860-09-26

A1LrS1ows. Saturday, Sept. =, 1870.
We are building for the Allentown Kepubli-
can Convention m immense Wigwzm for
Srhu.z's reception on Monday evening. It will
hold Use thousand.
, 1860-09-26
1" "SEgk, AND YTE Snail FIND"

"SEgK, AND I { EnAtL FIND"
Ills look
Drew audience md astrnt up--t Il as nkht,
o. Summers noon tide a!r. while thcs b. spake:
"Take the world a. you find it!'' THIS may be
good as to the toorZd, but j: would be bad pol
icy generally to t=k6 ,',n first store you pans
to bur what you need. "Se.k K aud se shall fiud''
Is also laid down, md VIC advise our readers to
seek the name OF HERzoa. is Lake street, when
they want Hats, Caps aud Furs. Spears, the
Halter, is exhibiting the new style Flexible
Hats. Call and SEQ the1n-they are the best
bats in Chicago. 2tse26
, 1860-09-26

There has been falling CT in the receipts
from those Of the week previous Of 900 bb!s
Hour, and nbout scr, 900 bushels wheat. The
s1ip1ne11.s show IN i1crcsse Ct about $50, 900
bushels ia corn, md decrease Of 5000
huale!s wheat AID 1000 bb!s flour.
The receipts and shipments Il Flour and
Grain siucs tie let # January compare with
1859 as follows:
, 1860-09-26

t7y- Tho Cincinnati Gas.tte is responsible for
this hopsfu' Wide awake conundsun:
~whY 1sa w!d. Awak.'s cape Like the southe1n e1:scm
My ~f AfI.ts?
, 1860-09-26

DrrAcz CouS1r FA1a-The Dupage County
Fair t=kcs place to. day, to continue open unit
Friday. twill be =, attractive show.
, 1860-09-26

That %enrSuaenHsss

The sentiment appended dropped "fsesh
fzcm tbs wires,'' en- Monday evening last, 10
the joy Of the faithful Of the "sons Of AbFa-
ham," who had assembled At The rooms Of the
"Liucoln and Hamlim Club" to hold d political
gala time aud glad reunion. It is but one
among the best Of some thirty or forty that
we're presented, most Of which were Of high
order of intellectual and political merit.
tBY Telegraph from To1ouo.1
ToJ. II. H1R1u1 Esq- Secretary OF Lincoln and Han!la
Club:
The Republican Party, combining as it does.
the careful discret;on Of true conservatism with
radical thinkers, and barring Lender who darcs
to do his duty as he understands Il. it must
and will succeedl C.D ".
, 1860-09-26
THE CITY.

II G Grscelaud Cemetery can be reached BY
horse railroad and omnibra. Sec ndyertls3'
mcut in another column.
, 1860-09-26
a1rrss II Triih,tuG,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER &C, $780,
Hon, Richard YaxeA' Appointments.
Hon. Richard Yates. Republican nomince
for Governor, will address The people on po!it;-
mr. Sxett,s Appointments.

mr. S1yettss Appointments.
Tie State CIn.ra1 Conmi&se, es taeir own
instance, bare 80 chsnse5 The appointments Of
the I1oa. Leonard .'sett, :E@i te vii! ro: bs
aa.e t. attend the merit: rs at
Middlcport. --..---....~--..ost 4.h
CaeEfa, fa,...........-.... -Os:. 5-il.
D*ixlt, VII
laha II. Scott, E:q. @ui "ahcrs will fill lie
appoin.melt: ri Cheao: aoG Dwight; and tie
Ccma.;,tsc sill i:ortae tasakess tcr the ines:-
Ing nj Midd1epc7!-
, 1860-09-26

W1pk AwAkE Ux,7oRus AND NxpAIs.-J- A..
Smith 4 Co., lis Lake street. are now furnish
ing the best Wide Awake and all other uniforms,
for Political Clubs, at lose prices than they
eau be bought elsewhere n the States. Also,
Campaign Medals at the same rates. se20, Let
, 1860-09-26

- One trial will prove the superior excel
leocs Of Dr.. Aipcrt's Tooth Powder. It has no
superior, aud ia perfectly safe in a'l cases. Seld
by Sargent, Apothecary, Randolph aud State
Htreet.
, 1860-09-26

IL Go 10 John Jones, III De4rbora .trees
ard ret yeur cl1!a=s clsacea aud repaired.
They will b. we'll done srd 1t r::cts to nrit tie
&im6a.
, 1860-09-26

CENTRAL WIDE AwAxEs. ArrKxrrox.-The
members ct this Company will meet for drill in
tho Lincoln and Hamlin Ciub Room, On Ran
doIrh street, between Wells and Franklin
streets, this syeniug. It is important that sll
should attend this meeting. rs We caa meet but
Parade.
Bring up your recruits this evening, in order
thct ve NAV drill ut least one hundred and fif;v
men. This room Is lG5 feet deep-.hich atf.rda
ample accommodation for exercises, &c,
py order, Wx- Hu1cutSGs, Captaio.
, 1860-09-26

~ Who would rot rather pay rs cents per
gallon more for pure, unaduterased Kerosene,
than to buy the common Coal Oil CALLED kero.
sene. II Jou wish the Simon pure, or hare any
and Oil Emporium, le2 CLARK street, OF to tho
Branch Isl Vest Madieon. kep22. 1T
, 1860-09-26
rCAED.1

Both the city snd country ladiea and gentle
men {tho ladies arc all for Lfno~o1a--to maui
ne requested to farniah for future reading be-
fore tho L, and II. Club, 1t their weekly re-
unions, choice original political sensimentf, 70
award.
Address, Secretary Lincoln md uanlin Club,
box 1916. ~:
, 1860-09-26

W,ss tox:.G oUr.-Ex Gov. Wise, It is au'
noazced. ia shorty to speak in Norfolk, Port' '
month. Petersburg and Richmond, for Breckin.
ridge.
, 1860-09-26

ExEcrr1yE COMMITTEE or THE ToCxo Mxxs'
tbe Committee room, in the Wiewam. on FIJI
dar evening, Sept. esth, ut II o'clock to ar-
range for assisting in the reception Of the Hon,
". u. Seward.
E.S. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
La Z. HrGCS1x. Secretary.
, 1860-09-26

q The Republicans 1t Occaoutu, Virginia,
n.'e raised another pole IN the place of The ono
lately cut down by The Doua}aaites.
, 1860-09-26

Cook County Republican Convention.
rexvn and utserict Nominations.
Tbs County Republican Convention assem-
b,ed yesterday at 9 2. H., as the Wjgwan, pur-
suant to cali for the choics Of ra,ious District,
County, and Town officers. Thn Convention
IVES called to order BY julius White, Esq.
E. Peck, Esq, was ebosen chs1rnan, and {.
E. shipman and II. l.. Clark, Secretaries.
Messrs. Frederick Tut!le. W. Kimball, asd
Henry Wendt were chosen q Committee on
Credentials, who reported the following
LIST or DELEGATES.
RI F;5.ns ns:F Tat,;e g. oEsn q. II ns.te1 ssnst
ass,, S,s, yrr ;In iii et5;e:'7F = T. l. ulep
nt2t SIe1o e. sfavSH!s e. WHson ri IL
s: i,s,as s. s. g. g. HIP Il pa 4: His: It. IS,
~ fs4yh nrl-wn., JUSTICE. Join Ea:er, II. a. Dosue
MaS:n 3D. csaaie. ipp.e, Ms.aa laS! %m 4 by1n: =:
Fs!Is ashsses, 5s:iaf ss:;!!x R:e; ,
ssterl &c a. t. 1:eos t. It, A. johas5a. x
Fsfxvioa J. Anopdton J. y; justin. E. = Sol no2. u
Hsa sqHn i Ensfis sh,s wn' "a' 1"*s'h
o..1t,na <rsk atG IL IL l9' Hubbard Jacob 1chm r. Ship
line Ksntr, il ". Gue1. 4. uasy. ucry wendL JAs.
1;SsI Hard-Gerrs. Kns:. 4, wf:tLh t. L. 1amMansr, = M
IT, i. KaaHm7an, Ira scott, II: I. Sl a!d r. oil
I'D Hdrl-E. asoil, Eli Nltes. /. IL. BAL. F.
exh ls:ud-C. IIark11<on. IL y. F1tsaf:. F kllnsGn,
cEas. Loddtrg Tet!m.le. Conad Schmsd. j. e. Ball.
del Fdlz ue7ts. X Clark.
$.a1 sAiesso s 4: ETia:
tfren.-l;etrse Scovtn.
A.I,ingtr+-.s ". K,n-le7. D. ps'ges.
ksr 7sisr-J. l.. W1suh.
TIor.aoA-J. VI. Nv III, c. II. dalton.
.y-6er.p.-A. S. ene1:, y. u. krate.
(1ls4-A. Ht'gg.J II. MeErEk-
P,.ef.o--E, J, iiu.cLech John + Trna1za.
fIk ,ror.-J +. keanfc. 1T. X. +. kox.
Njies-J. II. Moulnn. I. Brown.
ltt+mpn--Sssk CtancaI. ". F4trtcs.
,rAnumaeyy-rA TIE, Y. Peek.
Huine-0. Il. Algef. L. ~ baElott-
FIT IFhtr+g--L. Arnold. f:e'. strong. II. SIcppas4
U,noser-D, LonE.y. u. =. iiarrauld.
LAoas-sttIue @Liie, II. u. Polk
hiu4r-,I. L!nner, t:nas. $autet.
SV,fL6eHI-W. kenh;cJit, j. :. sherman.
tFpnh-S H. Iu.tirs:on H. q. rtay1on, s. EoleHle1er
Lrtti<a-GeoYge Dunlsr. VII msn kolwss.
4Gkx-M. :. ctlrs. Juhu u. NFKlt-
Lr4sons $. Derby.
L4ske fIsr-E. Peck.
| Iatt.-Wnter,nan Feed.
| fraa.son-.y Z. Di4ney, G. F. Foster.
/ L m fT1Atlr
, 1860-09-26

In this city Cd Tuss.a nor,iEk Sept. 33th, Of Con
sumption Nm. CATHARlSE A.. wife Of Chs. Rosb-
Ihs reuai:s will he conveyed 10 New To1t fos nte:~
, 1860-09-26

Hon. y. H. Judi moved that WILLIAM 3. DC.
den be nominated Senator from this District
BIZ acc1amatloa. Carried, with great applause.
L motion to uuile With Luke County in the
choice Of candidate for District Attorney, clIc-
tied spme discussion, on question Of prccs"
deat, hut Was finally carried, and the tol1o"ini:
were admitted to seats in the Convention
, 1860-09-26
GEO. I, WATERMAN, Sec'y.
Seward Observation-Disclosures to Mar.
k6&ik~

The following gentlemen are requested TO act
A asss,unt Marshn,s on the occasion Of the
reception Of Han. ". Il. Seward: John L.
Uross, Col. II. D. Booth, Maj. G. B. Brewer,
Johu Van Hover, Col. Vim. G. Johnston, J. 2.
Root, 4. S. Chadbouru, Capt. James Smith,
Chas. j. Smeje!l, F. Lunbsrd, Geo. b. Wilson,
i. G. Hessing. J. X Miller. Col Ezra Taylor.
These gentlemen! are requestea 70 meet st the
il is hoped that the Reception Committee will
meet at the same time and place.
GEO. ". QAGs, Chief Marshsl.
, 1860-09-26

70 "Ihe Great Awakening" Tho Wide-
Awakening. 50 says HanieyFasr. =.
, 1860-09-26

EXAMINATION OF FEMALE TEAcHrns The e1-
animation OF female teaehers for the public
schools will take place on the eth Of September,
not October, Us stated yesterday.
, 1860-09-26

i: ur. btl+. -..-...................-....-
&sarn lr. ..- MI, SOL
, 1860-09-26

- AL should not fail to read tna advertise
ment of Prot. Wo3d in to.day's paper. ec5-1y
CuuRcu's Bksr RASPBERRY JAZZ from Sugar
1sland, Michigan. The bes. made. For sale
ONLY q: No. % Stste street. au9-em
, 1860-09-26

h1plcctocs A1L"acAIh n.ss.- n1A'
"sokee fFee oe"'oe'0' "osAs ''sc. !a'' 'e'o.
WHICH would ne very f'olculoas IL II "efo no'
~ lee asne 1'me IN !'n''eo way se''ous' 40 ="
outrageous aad oncat'eo 'ot a''8ek upon en'-
cago othceE' whose fepnla''en WILL nelea"s5
sars'Te a's snch Spleen. we sas' uones''a'4ns
y, tua& Tile Chie' o1 fohcc. hseA. 1s e"us1 n'o'
represented BY the A'l"ankee eo'or' of,s n'fa-
selt incorporating coroner James "no -
to blame ior stafements "nois "'.hoo' 'ouna-
atoo, wholly false' and entirely ma''caous: "e
leave the Milwaukee fFfS Df'"eeF@' aaa ns
, 1860-09-26
N1nE AWAKE HALL, Sept. g. 1sto.

Editors Pres and Tribune.
s pceth Wide awake movement in ouT city
has lately called forth from the press OF the
city some account Of the origin Of said move
ment, send you resolution adopted By The
Chicago Wide Awake Club q few weeks Since.
It vas passed as private expression Of regard,
and not for publication. but en the principle Of
" honor to whom honor is de-" send you the
folo1ing for publication.
Yours, &c., G.I. r.
, 1860-09-26

Miss JANE CoouBs-Tnis ctsrming actress il
r1se:iug with decided auccess at McFickerH
Theatre. All wha n:tend the Theatre sre loud
ii p:aiss Of her rctiacl and 'ady-like acting
This evening size appe.ra as "Esadne," mud
tomorrow in ;sLeridao'a Comedy o; "Thc
Stl1al for Scandal, ss " Lady Teszle."
, 1860-09-26

Sl,1ys1Enst.

1HC lhitt1HE q Tlutlt Hi G11fH 1sIFot ec1 IT
store Oh Monday by Ms- catlin, SECRETARY ct
tie Baa.d Of Tradc, was as follows:
, 1860-09-26

FN- C. H. ScRIVEi, AJrt7sisin1 A1rnt, q Dsnrsorn 4
l. ataaoria@f L, veeaiss Adeetiskt sF his aai al <
L~.dt.g pupsrs # he lfortAeesk hl.b8S4-y
, 1860-09-26

pno7. o. II. MlrcuELL.-Thia distinguished
lecturer .ud astronomer has consented to whit
our city and lecture mutually to the Chicago
Merhanics' Institute anc Young Mens' Chris
tisn Association, as will be seen BY ADVERTISE
WRIT
, 1860-09-26

WANTED--By q Boy. Il y1ars
Phnm4cr. Has ts . 1T t.e Dspeu ink Tor carry
a!e 1nSashs. Would Ats p=1u Antnt plaee Th:te b.
o'jtcion n ieav NJ The city. address ~ T." ..
Bog 1MST, Chicago. 1.3aI3.
, 1860-09-26

F1RE.-Ths alarm Ut three o'clock yesterday
morning was caused by the partial burning Of q
barn OF West Lake street, between Desriaines
c.d U1ion sireei:. The same barn WIS fired on
Friday night last. a mn uaned 1ouis Hets-
maa has been arsested Oh suspicion Of beirg
thA irrend;n+v
, 1860-09-26

nOOS WORTH OF STAPLE
Dt3-D DRY GocA9. IN kooa ostrr, for II VERY
g;aE ~, Ex:ha RI for III Iu sound ebnd.-
lion. arp = to J. CHURCH. Brot-ktep-r It vu!-au
Foundry. Sorta Clifton stsest tween Futon 8a3 Ear
roll .tfctt8 stA1*t
, 1860-09-26

e II. Il. Il. during one of lis Chicago vis-
its net With 3 sturdy bit Of Democracy, who
during the visitors glance through his pren~
ises addreE:ed him aud finally bade him adieu
ss .Mr. Aeuficw. Vietoris's eldest smi}ed and
took the nosc!ty in good psrt.
, 1860-09-26

w ANTED II By respectable
W married woman, a situation ~ Wet Nurse. She
hss !o*t he: own bsbY Ahs worh take In her
house 20 cut II reQu1e. Please Gill st No. 31f
Svu:h Despi.t1e, > ct, v ct Side. 97a5t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-03
p O e T i O a "a .
DIVINE LOVE.

There is power apart from mind,
With voice of wider compass far:
It's tones are on each passing wind
1t trembles from each radiant star.
4 spirit holy--far more sweet
Than shape of earth or sky or sea,
With voice forever murmuring deep
Like oceans noontide melody.
It's eyes are calm as oceans brine,
When winds are sleeping in their caves,
Forever do they brim and shine
With love as deep as oceans waves.
1t swung the world aloof in air,
And lulled it in this azure deep,
Where glancing sunlight gilds the day
And soft by night the moonbeams sleep.
And thoughts that mount like living light
From hidden caverns of the brain,
And hopes that spring on purple wing
From hearts that exc in silver dream.
These the rich argosies and fruitage golden
Presaging ripper glories yet unwoH =
The dawning fires whose ensmouldered lustrt
Doth skirt the eternal day of Love to come.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-03
CHOOSING HUSBANDS.

When girl marries why do people talk of her
choice? In ninety cases out OF hundred
has she any choice? Does not the man, probably
the last she would have chosen, select her! A
lady writer says: 81 have been married many
years; the match was considered very good one,
suitable in every respect-age, position, and for
tune. Every one said have made good choice
1 loved my husband when I married him because
he had by unwearied assiduity succeeded in gain
ing my affections: but had choice been my privi-
lege, l certainly should not have chosen him.
AS look at him in his easy chair, sleeping before
the fire, huge dog at his feet, pipe peeping
out of one of the many pockets of his shooting
coats, cannot but think how different he is from
what would have chosen. My first penchant
was for fashionable clergyman-he was fatter-
er, and cared but little for me, though | have not
yet forgotten the pang of his desertion My next
was barrister--a young man of immense talent,
smooth, insinuatng manners; but he, too, after
walking, talking, dancing, and flirting, left me.
Either of these would have been my 'choice,' had
so chosen; but my present husband chose me, and
therefore married him: and this, / cannot help
thinking, must be the way with half the married
folks of my acquaintance"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-03
10000 Cross-Ties Wanted.

Thirty Thousand Cross-Ties wanted between
Charlotte and the Catawba River for the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford Road, be delivered before
the lst day of April, 1860.
This is profitable business and presents chance
land of converting their waste timber into
ready money.
Persons DESTROYS of contracting will call upon F.
Gardner, Pr. Asst. Engineer, upon S. Caldwell
Resident Engineer, at Charlotte.
ALSO, WANTED TO HIRE,
For the ensuing year, 100 HANDS, to work on
said Railroad. Persons wishing hire assured
that their hands will be properly cared for, well clothed
and fed and humanely treated. Liberal prices will be
paid. Enquire of the undersigned at Lincolnton, of
S. W. Davis, Esq, at Charlotte,
II. W. GUION.
Prest. W.. c. & R. r. R. Co.
Nov. 90, 1859. If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-03

SUICIDE OF LUNATIC.-A stranger wander
ing around streets, and evidently crazy was put
in Jail on yesterday morning. About two hours
after his incarceration the jaior went to his room
and found hiu dead-he having hung himself with
the window cord, with his feet resting the floor.
He said his name was Davis. from North Carolina.
-ROne G00 Courier 7ih
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-03

SCHOOL TEAcHERs.-A bill was introduced in
the Alabama Legislature protect the State against
Abolition teachers. 1t provides that County Su-
perintendents of Public Schools, shall not issue
licences to any person, male or female, to teach
school, unless the applicant has been resident of
the State for ten years.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-03
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
From Charlotte to Ashcvillc.
DAILY.

The subscriber would call the attention of the Tray
cling pnbC to the above line ofDAILY STAGES, con-
Meeting at Charlotte with the Daily Trains the
Charlotte and S. C.. and North Carolina Railroads
To persons going East this is the cheapest well
the direct route; and passes through of the
most romantic and beautiful regions of Western North
Carolina Running in full view of the celebrated
HICKORY NUT FALLS
in daylight the traveller has opportunity of viewing
that magnificent and wonderful work of nature. 4 fine
view also obtained of the otest peaks of the world
renowned BLACK MOUNTAIN.
MANY other noted localities fail interest
the traveller.
New and splendid Coaches fine Stock and the very
Drivers will insure the comfort, safety and speed
of passengers.
Office at Charlotte: KERR'S HOTEL.
" " Asheville: GUDGERS HOTEL.
J. +. SULLIVAN,
July II, 1859. Contractor.
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DECEMBER LIST, 1859.

DECEMBER list, 1903.
IT. H. Brenn. &c GO,
From this date, will offer their entire stock of DRY
GOODS, Hats, Shoes,
Carpets Fancy Goods, &c, &c,
At Greatly Reduced Prices,
as they are determined to REDUCE THEIR STOCK
much lower than usual before the opening the Spring
trade.
THIS IS NO HUKBUG! CAL and &C.
anime Prices.
To the Ladies
We will offer Fancy Dress Silks at New York Cost.
We will offer Fancy Silk Robes at New York cost.
We will offer Fancy De Lain Robes at New York cost.
We offer Fancy and solid cold De Lains at N. Y cost.
We offer POplins and POplinetts at New York cost.
We offer Raw Silks and all wool Plads at n. Y. cost
We will offer
Hosiery Gloves, Handkerch'fs
Embroidery, Linen, Jaconet, Swiss,
Nansook and TarltOn Muslins at New y DIRK prices
Our stock of the above Goods complete and in fact,
have hesitancy in saying that for style: price,
quality and elegance,
Our Entire Stock cannot be erceUed.
THE GENTLEMEN will find Stock of Cloths,
Cassmeres and Vestngs full and prices that cannot
fail 10 please.
Bay We determined to Reduce our Stock. Call
and see us. I. II. BREM L. CO.
Nov. 30, 1859.
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A WOMAN LIVES SDAYS WITHOUT FOOD.-The
Oskaloosa Iowa Herald, of Nov. "a, says that the
wife of Mr. Henry Cruzen, of Madison township, in
that county who was insane, determined on being
prevented from committing suicide any other way,
to starve herself to death. She died on the 6Sth
day after ceasing to take food and took nothing
In the meantime but little water and three doses
of cathartic pills, which she took to shorten her
sufferincs