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, 1860-12-03
Gbieaap Gribu1re'
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1850.
MONETARY.


e.r--ro.~ rrxx1so. Dec, i.
..~.t,,,, u,n.e- to a.v
Exchange on Ne" Ae1A - 1cus.''' 1ee -
AND teaing ra1et NC W. 49, e.. an.to,er. and
nm. Bankers arc n'a"'"e 'n'' 49, .,,..,..
a. rpartngly H possible nt thA' i0e aaes zNs~s
h,.r sntt,c,y ntn9naut business has become, Tor
H..+ 10 nr+tx< ~ II ueual1y IL at this
were INC posr eon'a ,1a M, s,c been maintained so
t{ch for 70 LONG pcrioi There IL very little ma
nts" ~. - S,..,t- .,s ,,,th opr urronyerttl1e
oaS "o'4 =. - 49,. ~. .norn,us
rates H. inc snp, W.. *..se IN ,he nc,n,;me
sosoa.e sea...s.,,n I'D ,snen ~ ,sbo,e.ale tea].
er. rcue,a1ly arc forced 10 buy, as they ere long
,nn.t 1,c. nnfess bnstuess becomes more active,
r.,.x muet 70 a. high - they did In the winter Of
..-s Nnch dcnendt upun the turn financial mat
tcrs take In New York II the money market DC
,.,., xo,t,,a t,,r1 a. 4ho+ oo,t and provision
dealers feel eale In operating, lucy "h ~ ~
s1en.nrs ,s~ orss m.1xe, unsaa oI daau ,hr wcft.
eAtnAaee .1"' 49, " >
ThebuyinG rates Of exchange 1o-oas MT seo*'
Gold buying 5@G; eelling 71s. Little wanted.
C1sc4sSA11.-Thc Gx=<tt< uf yesterday eays:
New York exchange closed heavy yesterday. at
1k prem. and II the afternoon BANKER e9scHe msai
%sre % osteG + s 10 WITT scIcr Of houses thrrt
was more exchange thnu currency, thou: the euI'
ply OF the LATTER in the aggregate is rather ocio"
The average for this season fthc year
Srr YonK-The Noyld Of Thursday has the FOL
,,.r,,..
lowl"s a.. ro.rs os
The money market j. Anecttleo ~ INC ne heMs ms,, ~
the advance of Interest to per cent; Dy 5ne odn M
Of England. In ths open market tnnoon, hs11 d T
counts were I a. ~ .nt ~ sna az months
nsr cant. In consequence OF the unsettled appear.
ance OF the Eusopcan noney ~ & hentrnr" l.
, 1860-12-03
90 Rfnt.

TO RENT.-Brick Dwelling suit
= abls for family OF eight or ten persons within
prompt paying tenant. Inquire II II. o. STONE, Of:
ice No. &3 Lake street. noI9d5G1Ix
T0 RENT-A first-class three
4 story and basement Brick House, containing
T1f1REES ROOMS, exclusive Of basement batl, aad
lreAsng 1ooms) Also. hot and cold water nnd Eas to
the third story. The principal portion Of tAc fnrnl
ture (which Is very supeEar) can BE- had II desired
Location Boutil Side. very pleasant and desirable
None ba1 private families need apply. Address !. O.
Box 744. no.9x2w
,<s5zs NEW AND SECOND
N4a3 Piasos for sale low. Pianos and
II & II Melodeons TO rent. Orders for Tuning
Pla.s, He1odeons, Organs and Ill Einds Of sasic.l
.sal Instruments repaired 1t short notice.
LIS LAKE STKEET-SEAR CLARK.
, 1860-12-03

M ON E I TO L o 4 n
In Sums md for Terms to Suit
BUSINESS PAPER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
QREENERAUM BROS,
oca9 9.43ttln Corner Lake and Ii Sale IT..
, 1860-12-03
THE FIR ST CHICAGO
Art-Uni0n Distribution
Has for it, object tbs Encouragement and Advance

Art-Union Distribution
s.f ss foT y it, object ta' Encouragement snd Advance
FINE ART IN TIE WEST,
Aqd wt eompris1 e fsf r. rss AanHsi ca:aogss &
They are to be drawn for In tie manner Of Art
First Of January Next,
AT MR. 11EsLEE's GALLERY,
NO. 1l3 LAKE STREET,
xhs s sfs e. e s m x s
Drawing. ffom . O'Clock 1. N. till 1or.x
p,lsaea xae e. Of the Art
FREE OF CHARGE.
PE!zea. Valued at
o. youth - having 6aesed his lsshtr:.
sss55f iss@ Il sess;t s. Him.: Painted 80
s-~ihs, FTeysS5 Ideal Sesd oi sifl Viii; ~ ~
-sS!$ nt.ssss r ii e:Dsd. 1ys 4s;s1 I: Is
$ss s:i5*ass;5ss;! :si?s ;ss e,,...e IS IS
kss:;t S'fsss
,Sl:ttufa irom te IarSsss ss: by y
is-gs1tGs is--ggsatElsex x's. Ssacl. - e. 5%
+ Setti1ng 9aa;,i p Tx.cr .::::.:..:: g
H. H. e ana H1ss.ee n-po1! o1 ~ GasGe1so rtps.sent
,dss'En.tf. IS vStEt Vailed Il - ese&h:. & 1se
y. Sheep md d i;a LAMP Y TsacL g
aSa IF %Ps seens isseH j. f..c1
3-Landscspe On tic Dodder. ......: ......... $
ufs.sJ;;:: y;: 49, :4.: .~s. - u
stephea II Doaclss. O. o. cf nis life.sixe i;nst
seveisi d1axefs ese auea y Sesen .! .ae
rsss. accompanied b, IN: photograph 81 tas
&c s.
ssS5s. .1a q .ss E5h,nIinE G.l1sry
Of reicrsncc si,o wiii have superssion Of he asss-
fIi he sale cf tlsket ii. ths .levs named xoris
aFs oe'e's' ~ N''' '"At'' NC 'o'''A''' Da'D0e
| comm1TTEE:
1sAAcX ARNOLD. THOMAS ?: BRYAN.
ASfS i ToaHi]: MiffER EDsi,'Eb # W15s2Si sx2$SiEws
'AsGNaSa sasitTEil disoSi Srof + Treasnrer aot'
| oAo1 1A o.'SH' ''s"'u'e'
as a5o1e pEsss to al the 'f'
..,.-.,
'''>
For Tickets should ne addressed to th& Treasurer
t COL. sAn1. STONE Chicago H.
i
, 1860-12-03
| MI1Acel1a0e0NA.
We gather the following marine intelligence
| frou, the netroft 7tr5Hf1S nf the shHh.

We gather the following marine Intelligence
from the Detroit Tribune Of the 30th:
The schooner ANN c. Ra5nor, which was report
ed ut anchor in distress oyer on the Canada shore
the tug Lion. She presents the appearance Of hay-
Ing been roughly handled by the recent gale. Her
mainsail and main boom were lost, her toresaN and
jib rendered nseless,. the shaft Of her steering
wheel bent. and her hull strained 70 - to cause
leak. She viii be taken on to Buffalo If possible.
The schooner Eagle Wing passed down last eve-
one If tic Oldest cap1ains on TIC lnkes represents
the storm the most severe he ever cxperienced.
He came 10 anchor with his vessel under Point Wa
cors Tor eight miien distance IN the StIaite. The
veEfel was completely encascd In Ice from twelve
to eighteen inches III thickness. She sustained no
Capt {. reports quite number Of upward bound
vesscle lying under st. Helena.
This steamer Foreft queen arrived, yesterday
morning from the mouth Of Saginaw rirer., she.
lowing vessels are laid up there: Bark Sunshine.
seoncSs scis 1ndoser Starlight, Harriet ioss and
e., Saginaw. the former At bay city. Thsttcamer
AY M st,ms1 ,sash*S Mssy gsy ety. wt sn aS M Maiden
"Wednesday morning, to 70 te the relief OF the pro
pellcr Vermont, has returned, hsyins seen nothing
r. tst ins lssx a ! tt0a''s te
Tie steamer city Of Cleveland. which reached
Cleveland In disabled condition. during the re-
cert storm on Lake Erie has returned to this port
and will, we lear1- at 60 into the dry dock Tor
repairs. She tnAde the pasbage from Cleveland to
thi- port with wheel aud fifteen pounds ot
stca1i. The weather was fortunately In her favor.
enAhlIn. her 10 reach here In nafety.
The Schooner Milwaukee, Belle IL ashore At
Shcnygnn River. Lake Michigan. and from what
W. chi learn Of her situation, Will prove total
}Oef.
| The bring Young America, which It was feared
had gone ashore was lost, IL reported n right
, 1860-12-03

Prop Hunter, Dickson. Collingwood aO00 bu corn,
t5o bbis hour, is bbls pork. 9G0 pkgs eun-
driee, i siding mill, Is bbls salt, II bbls
whieky.
schr Transit. Humphrey, Manitowoc, tons Of
iron, so pkgs 1ndze.
, 1860-12-03

Passed Detroit.
Suy, 3.-Ur-Stnrs City Of Cleveland. Forest
Qneen: props Mary Stewart, Dunbrk, F5tnera
Icck; echrs Lookout, Emna.
Duwx-$Stmrt Forest Queen. Omar PaAha, Foun
tain City. Iowa barts Republic Great West schr,
State, " u Crnis, PeosiA, 4 Raynor EaG|,
Wing.
Lake FOr1a.
OsWEGO, Nov. 2s-Arriyed. schr l. Latham
Mcdonald, Chicago: cascrdc. Mcclure, do.
, 1860-12-03

AS ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN ESEy IL WILL REGULATED
TAxllrs It Is very desirable to have SONIC cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture. Crockery
Toys. &c+
sPALDMG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all energcnciea and no household can afford to
be without 1t is always ready and to the stick
Ing point There ia no longer necessity for lmpiuE
chars spllntezed veneers eadless dol1e and broken
cradles It's inst the article for cone shell and other
ornamental work. 50 popular with ladlcs ofrefncment
and tatte.
This admirable preparation Ia used cold. being che
cay held in solution. and possessing all the valuable
quslltles OF the best cabinet makers Glue It may be
used tn the place Of ordinary muciiase being Tasty
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
E.B.-Ahrush accompanies each bottle.
Price rs Cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. IA Cedsr st., New York.
Address HENRY c, spALpISe = CO.
boz No. $500, New York.
Put up for dealers in cares containing tour eight
twelve dozen-A beautiful LthoSrafh Show-Caft &C.
companying each package.
4 single bo.tl, Of srAuLD1SG's PREPARED
GLUE x1l save ten times ite cost annually to every
Sold By all prominent Stasionerr. Druggists. Hard
ware and Furniture Dea!er Grocess and Fancy store
Country merchants ehonld ma1e Anote Of SpAlD
ING'S PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list
Ii will stand any climate. de.lydl.mWA
, 1860-12-03
Ka(trDaDB.
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III" HDA0-

A+@4 - - $500 A-A-~@
lsso-el.. .....W Winter Arrangement -. 1860 81
Now completed and carr run from Chicago to Pitts
bur. without change, connecting Will tha
Great Pennsylvania Central Railroad
To To SfT aod aod Il. ss fnteor of
New jessey, New York. Maryland. ~.
tass Il Il ths Eastera markets Il adloasl sost
FFsH .ass of Cam. aud
50 4. M-Morntns Express. dat!y. tsaadaJs *
;,p ssy :'s;es, ;.ssgs: IS :ss
~ ~ s: - " Nav YorE ceafrai sad Now iofk
aso az saash 70 Columbus Zane.siIe Newark. Mount
Ss;n.n Ssaos1ynie' "heel" 'aa 1ntes'of 'o"n' %
w Is ssoss connect rsss.s ~t;a ; tfs,.
Cincinnati direcI
FARE AS toW As ANY u1HER ROUTE
Passsn:srs bound FIT III naa ~ sonss m pGsa o
4f;css f;c1 md M nnsst ci,ies III IT, Iti1sed statea
u. md ssa.as esx C % e
erl,e ehecSs and convey b Ese 1f eaFs 70 ~
~ IT'D. e s1sin Sa srs rs. IN S II sa. IA
,::>r:*s'r sax ~ s prtssps IirAet oclses r. tnS
A.: ..:",:. .:..y:s- l.. =: tie / MON Depot, West
+" ....:. r':::-'-.. ::i";",. b.. .'ort Wayne.
fr.>:st ...l. ; ~. :...t t:",n hiraEo ~
ali points E.+. .ll1 te. -" lltES ~ -'5 .'"tf
taslzua4 l:4ste.
TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.
Tie l1tinhnrg,, Fnrt Wayne and chIcago f:ulirnad
CutImny. hx.u; entcstd Al arrangement with tho
Central i:Glzoa1 Company. tor tits trails
Iustaiun oi Through freight i,rppcE1y GAn now 20
.hipbe1 by Til. H... brta chicago, fht!adeIpiss
ua!tiEurc, New YORK nnd BvaIuu.
With Promptuess and Dispatch.
). y. DrEAEhY, surt. ". D.
j. II. MOORE. Com: a1..l a:es.I Agent
u. y. LOSS GSu1 VEST. fass. Axent-
|nIICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ EA1LEOAp LlSE,-Ea.-cDger Trains depart
f7ut*t aad arrive 1T Chssa;:" - h'siuM.:
Day kxprrs> anu 3la leave IT y i 4. &nu ar51y0
It 5. i 2. y. 4sulsti4y . exrepled1.
Night pFe.s eI<cs it, Il H. Saturdays Except
sd: aE1tsu At s. l. \. y. t3fandAy* c1reItcll
Juliet Accommodation. 5lp y. tsn!sca}r c1ceptcd}.
JOHN F. Tt.>cl. Itn. suit.
WI. ST. Jon@. Geni Agent. dG.s
ST: LOUIS; tsso xs1i!:S!tS AhK0S 4 CHI
MPORTAS NOTICE..
CHANGE OF TIME.
On s1d after sunday. November 9Th. 1850 trains Will
lrye 4hlcgo tFun the teto! un tAla .tsaet. - Iol
lows:
81. L. T., daily {execrt SaEdar}
taUF. u. aalls tearept SA1urH2yO
Accommodation Trlh luz Joliet Anl HllullnCt0h
idI r. ~, excrpt suLday.l
Trslins arrive iFon ~ Louis at:
/ II
, 1860-12-03
INIE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TEAL RAILROAD

The capassty ii us Road i. ranal any IA thu
Tnrec Through Passenger Trains
IetS ecu rh.stursl' as.d ttl..drlpns.
L. ~ soa n I'll Ssys II ;ss %
arYhia, New YORK, Boston. na1i'f: anu " Aol1ngtun
u i-scu.eTs sl.sGspasst4 spera asi cosa,o1t u
" spr.r4 H' s ast l,ne. ran through to Philadelphia.
wllllt'nt ch.tEe vi car% Or tun1uctt1s.
sA.1Al. Lars Ate s,tsrtsl ~ rav trsig; WnoiruH'A
": sait;: a, ~ ts.. L;s sa,sa;: xsspiea-
pres. aud ia-a Lls4e vo''e.t fur tsa'"re 4ns WAs'
b..;rs Paint i.aAssrvei uha.r perfect s'.tro! Ut
engineer. thus auls.: nnc ~ tbs safety Vi ira
i. Daily r:asas net xesn Fill r:!s',snh,. n anA Ssw
y EI iii rs .ss s,a apsx oa ss TT
t ioas iiststs 10 uo:ton good via Norwich Fall
lrEse. Tree of chsFst through Scw futk.
faaa utss liz IL IL ts % IT. a;.s W "a i.r 9 any Of ~
r. '.l's L;+ u s:s..avts y. ny M,sl.sp|i %r olo
iJ-FAns ALWAYS - L"w AID .iax Al Qr1cx i.
, AsE :tSEs ~ .iF:.'tssnrHsu -,
soH:stSn "i tns "r;ssn ,' , Sv"'estoos Of thu
StHif tf1 ;4:'r' LIE III EAST AND THE
r!:s sS'i!a ::!ss,Sr - : FIVE !.
yals"lstra b. strlers u regls, and tic 1rsvrl-
eor freight Contract an.s sh,y?n. Ulec,lons, apply
10 .lrr's esnrr "f l!.u soi.o-li, Agents VI tho
D. 4. s1EwA Al:r. ,rt,.snursh:.
II. s Pierce = T.. ,s.llt, -: =. J. johnston
G1ops:t e. f"ss 2 gases y
;i: iaa: # tfo:n : ,;o 1netnSs.! At4fn $
5"o f. .a1s. i.as>s ii r. e. 1.:i:: uts e.. keaa.: @
sa: s:ls ser i ai..- csa. s Lui join t. at S.,: t.
si'!s: ftnn: n.,,1s 'iSns; Msn,p'&, & Tenn cE..ka
If f. a. - 1t a; t. ia II tis /;
~ ~. 5~-.,... n.. ~,
ton aad s2ecay Transportation Of
Live Stock
Aa.i :",1 aeconmo'.n'n ~l.n usual privilege. for
pef'"n, travelling III sa1tsytf;1e
~;ed T.. t na y insdsr: NV loss an Do.Sa. Go tSa
t KrssSS IT, n .n t IN 9s S1 .ns SF0s ;s
q: Missouri by r"i:ruA.i .llree,.
1As lrnEs! i'aa'. l.lir.:su also connects At Pitts
Iss: ttsWsi:sss: W.ssss:
s,vst1na ss:,::,sy a.d hsa.o With ss:41rsr 10
ESt'. ts 1s: .ra.pora,on
q ttss 81 sH:h,s Il s. Sin yeAa r~y Win coma
~ Il u. : 5sss1 4 1n so any relas H. the
Kc pSttisaaf 1Ia y .natk passasss WA r3>s. Il l."
MS:;Sw kooSs. S:;ss.srs ~ SIsi street., baltimore,
LEAGu ~ NJ; Astor Aouse, or NJ. j. VII.
LEtln ) 20. So :; siatr s,.ec, 1,ostoa.
HC t1S :Sa Ifn Etrs t ,r;s's'pA's
1Ilos: sG0lr Gs.: saps: A.S.;t It;S"S ". is:.tty
,IIlCxAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ EAlLEOAh
f S9 MtfHrS T :S It ftTd F9is 2sIt
o.. ard st;cE Monday bee y i.'1 Passenger Trnln4
ifnvs ne leo"t eosner "f Me*t kis,Ai, lanai
s:r.ct;. 'snn4a, eaer'tcd> Y " iol'"~s;
-, .a .a arE;,s arEs :! :! ss se 4 4 ss
Pa'"~:.er l s1:;'s arrive II tt'css:.'as:
Jff.n tittnf frsIin
, 1860-12-03
A SPLENDID COLLECTION o1


A SPLENDID CDLlIECl1CN OF
PLANO FORTE MUSIC.
polGs. aes
&s tp s 8 i9s TsdS Ee siS
street Boston. Sent postpaid, on receipt of price
VERY IMPORTANT INFOR-
MAT1oS.-rhe Illinois ssarrA comgany at
ss';y ss;is ri
ePpntns ePse ne ac.oas
more dettfahle for food and laundry purposes thaa
a. IN sssnraucr to the public Of thu merits OF
be By Srv9 fbs s a 1o5 6e
sa'ss Il % markell
ILLINOIS STARCH COMPANY,
NcGINS1s, MAKER.
TO Wholesale pesiers tie comrsnE Womb tay 9Th
se ass sr ii or
cern EN- pse n1 " san ss s9na a.
zase stors SeGs Haraats3 eqnsl sapeos e
70 II no!. s..fea compsa otsa@n
| viii receive prompt attention- kjcai'ed2aam
WET WI1EAT.-Earmcrs take
'eisp I
a. g. sa
wheat Tor farmers and country desles will not exceed
81 iaS tae 6sE orb b.srel Teiiiyj sYLvEs1Els MARSH
| DILL1ARD TABLES.-For Sale
BIZ Or sste Beds with best Cushions In The xorla for
,a So sempsatc !pna M Sa1n III ss
q 'fs:ss :s!o
S1s eif a''ul'''"' e'' ~. '@' A'A oe4disl an
, 1860-12-03
4 'I1lCAGO AND MILWAUKEE
!

/ ,111V1A00 4tAS q al II " 11C II r III
~ RAILROAD,
Fsi: M1.TACK;.f. H.. t!ir,s!: ST PAIL OSfr
hU-ll- DEl:.-l AND ~ k:MEniATEP POlS is
DH and stsrr Monday lee. 81 i>.1. Passenger Trans
ifArs tie Hfoui. eusl,er If Mt%t kiN4it .nt lsuAl
s:r.rt:. lSnnua. earr;trd1 ~ lo".s:
H. \. H. and arrise at Mil4 an;.c,. 1T it..iAN
l.:s' r. ". AID arrive 1t Milwaukee, hi 3:AfA
Fa-s>.:tr is:..s arrive III Ltc3,aak:
- I1:ia l.. H. Sn,i STU r, ",
"ajEr-in Accommodation Train 1r1yra ChfcAro n
3'A =: NJ, arrives " Chicago It saa aN
nu.A y L. HAIpWT< qr,.
, 1860-12-03

NSWEGO. Dec. .1.-FLoUn-Steadyb but dull.
tu.a1l lois at 55c.
LAKE 1aroRrs-G6. 5000 bu wheat, II, 600 bn corn,
1,tsU bu barley, 1000 bu rye.
CaSAL ExPonrs-16o bb1s Aoat, 5000 hu eoosn,
, 1860-12-03
NTANDARD EDITION OF THE
y LAWS.
7Hr gTATTTTEB OF ILLINOIS.

NOTICE.--A1l persons having
elslne against OF busineas With the Board Of En-
perv1sors Of Cook County sre herc1y noaned 70 nle
The ID daY Of December next uuot 30 hled they VIII
NOT receive Atenuon II the December scskfon OF tie
HoArd but viii 60 over to the March ecsA1on 18l-
noSdSWiw &. b, FARNELt4 Clark.
, 1860-12-03
FINE ART III THE WEST,

And will comprise for fts rst Annual Catalogue thu
following works In Painting aud Sculpture contributed
b. the Artists: most OF which arc original woFks.
Unlon, about tho
, 1860-12-03

II lin DRIED CORN NEAL,
IA Fairfield Mi}ls,-3oo bbis & tnis eelebratea
brand In stofc and for sale ty
jA1$f0.iy No. 1ta snpth v VI eF Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01
John W. FOrney's opinion.

The whole life Of John w. Forney has been spent in
the service of the Democratic pary-and efficient have
bis labors been that he has been held to be prime IA
vore and reputed be worthy Of the most distinguish
ed honors All agree that he is most sagacious pOlit-
teian-an evidence Of which is that in the present dv
sion Of the party be unes his fortunes with the National
wing under Douglas. Forney's opinions calculations,
and estimates are worth something. Here is what he
says in late letter to the Press of the prospects and
merits Of the Bell and Everett ticket:
~ have repeatedly told you since the nomination Of
Bell and Everett that would prove TO be strong ticket
prophesied this when they assembled at Baltimore, on
the 9Th of May last and every day only serving 10 con-
arm the prediction In the breakup Of the Democratic
organization and the strong utterances OF Mr. Senator
Seward aud others who support Lincoln, thousands Of
conservative men, North and South, look to Bell and
Everett as constituting safe middle ground and will
eheerfuly throw their in that direction. IL is in
TACT the old Wing party revived. was not surprised
when in Philadelphia few evenings ago. 10 see the en-
thusasm prevailing among the Bell and Everett men in
that CITY and 70 witness the large number OF tine looking
citizens enlisted in their professions The expectation
OF this party TO throw the election Of President into
the House. and 10 accomplish this end they labor with
undated zeal II may turn out that the Republicans in
dignant as they at the organization Of the Union
Constitutional party will be compelled to take Bell
choice before Breckenridge in the House. John Bell Is
acceptable in many respects, to a large body Of the
American people. He has always been conservative on
the slavery question, and he is original friend Of the
protection of American industry. Attacks upon such
man, no matter BY whom made, can do no good and be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01

In the Iyuchburg R.p45ieaa,Ot Tuesday, we find the
following.
"Iu laudug the late speech Of Governor FOOte in
Richmond ia support Of Douglas the Richmond Wing
THE Governor paid lust and glorious tribute to Bel
aud Everett declaring that they were both eminenty
able and patriotic and that should the Administration OF
the Government fall Into their hands the great interests
OF The Republic would be in state Of undoubted safety
sSuch euloEy a. this upon Bell and Everett was, 10
5ebt exceedingly gratifying the Wing, aud will be
eou,y 30 20 the Opposition OF the State but We doubt
whether IL will attach Democrats 70 Judge Douglas H.
a.sd s rd that the Douglas orators generally too
fond OF auding Bel the skies, and makes the whole
Douglas movement IN the South smell badly. The ouy
bn hat We are surprised az in Governor FOote is that
ls h not supporting Bell instead Of Douglas. He and
Ben we're both KnOw NOthugs in 1855 and ought to be
in the same omnibus now
Now, let Us ask the Rspu5leaH fair and square
o,etioD. TO which we invite frank and candid answer
Doe, the Rspp5lieaH agree With Governor FOOte net
=, ,be opinioD. that Bell and Everett are both sm-
.,r able and patrio,ies' Does the Republican agree
~ not with Governor Fooe in the opinion, "that should
ne Administration of the Government fall into their
t.Bas the treat i,ters,.s Of the Republic r0d Be IA
49,. n ,ndo,.5tsd satstyF II are not mistaken
and We are sure We are not the Republican itself e1
,-ssd pretty much the sane opinion, about the eOun
A., being safe in the hands Of Bel and Everett that Mr.
F5ote has done Where then is the reason or the jus
tes Of is complaint against Governor FOO,es But let
IL answer the two questions we have prOpOunded.
A. 70 the Republicans slpshOd assertion that FOOte
and Bell we're both Know Nothings in 1885," there is
o. word Of truth in IL far Mr.. Bell is concerned
ard We believe from what we have heard, that there Is
ina, A. littls so far as Governor Fooe is concerned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01
THE PRINCE GIVES A TOAST.
JuncE norcIIsIN NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH Aug. 29-Mr. Douglas arrived here this af-
ternoon, and met with very warm reception. Indeed
at all the stopping places the trip down considera-
BILE number OF people assembled to greet him. each sta
ton contributing escort TO the next and so on 10 the
end. He was repeatedly cheered. On arriving here,
large deputaton were waiting to receive and welcome
him There also a numerous assemblage Of people,
who eviuced the most anxious desire TO see him. lit
tie way from the depot halt Of the moving and jost-
ling crowd was ordered circle formed in the CEN
tire of which was Mr. Douglas and the depuation This
preparatory to formal and ceremonious welcome
which he then received at the hands OF the citizens Of
Raleigh and the State generally through their delegate
Mr.. H. W. Miller. This gentleman made a neat aud eu
logstc speech the OCCASION and his sentiments so
thoroughly accorded with the feelings Of his fellow c
that they gave expression TO their satisfaction in
hearty capping of hands
Judge Douglas briefly returned thanks, after which
the assembled multitude gave him three cheers.
The party were then driven in carriages awaiting for
the purpose to the hotel where the Judge was waited on
by numerous friends throughout the evening.
A Douglas Democratic Convention will be held here
Tomorrow in the State House. Ten o'clock is fixed for
the meeting straight through Douglas ticket for
Presidential electors will be made out.
The contest in this State will be conducted with great
vigor. The friends Of the Opposition candidates are
marshang their friends and retainers, and these
to the muster call and wheel into, line calculations
to the final result be made Douglas il is expected
will defeat Breckenridge; but in the meantime the div
sion OF the Democratic party will undoubtedly give the
State to Bell.
The Convention terminated, Judge Douglas will nd
dress the people in the State House square rostrum
will be raised for him beside the statue of Washington
which stands in front of the Capitol. An immense
gathering is anticipated and seats beneath evening shades
will be provided for the accommodation OF the fair Ca
rolnians with Douglas proclivities, as il Virginia.
The Judge leaves here on Friday morning for Rich
mond He will address public meeting at Weldon on
bis way.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01
bringing the Matter Home 60 the Dis
uuioniafa.

The Democratic papers Of Alabama are publishing the
law enacted BY the last Legislature Of that State for mil
ary purposes t was specially designed preparatory TO
d.outon ohe UniOn and provided for taxing all males
who we're not enrolled in volunteer company or
who had done military service. Two hundred thousand
dollars we're appropriated carry the act into effect The
psople are beginning TO feel the taxation imposed on
them BY the law and are matter Of course, nquir-
inq what il means and what it is all for. They md the
Ia. was enacted for disunOn purpOses-to be prepared
a, defense against the Government Of the United States
ont of the UniOn The following Is portion Of the
law
Alabama, acting for herself has soemnly declared
that under no circumstances viii she submit 70 the foul
dominion Of sectional Northern party has provided for
he eA of Convention in the event Of triumph Of such
faction in the approaching Presidential election, and to
,ntaip the position thus deliberately assumed, has ap-
rooraed the sum Of 5000 900 for the military cOnugen-
cies uhich such course may involve
The Yaneeyites bad their way in the Legislature
Thsy had their way with the delegation at Charleston,
aud they thought they would have their way at the
polls; bu. in this latter they have been Disappointed
The people have not responded anticipated They
in,sndo wait for the wagon The result has been that
Yaneey and the Dsunonsts have been badly beaten in
tba late local elections in Alabama