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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

The Republican meeting at Springfield on
Saturday was , formidable demopstratiop--
the attendance large, the speaking good, and
the enthusiasm unbounded. Messrs. Clay,
Sherman, Stanton, j. NJ. Root and j. II. Hart
were the principal orators.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

New HAaPsHIRB.-The population of New
Hampshire, By the census Of 1880, was about
$4,000. 1t WIS thonght by many that the
census Of 1860 would show an increase of 375,-
600 or so; but hate estimate Or guess sets it
at about $4,000 If this last estimate be cor
rect, New Hampshire viii barely retain her
three representatives in Congress. Thus far
the census shows q slow increase of population
in all the Eastern agricultural districts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24


In the doubtful states we have put those
names first, who have, VIC think, on the whole
! rather the best chance. Shoald ouT opinion
be correct. the number of electoral votes each
candidate will have is: Lincoln, 176 Breck-
inridge, CT; Bell, AZ Douglas 9; Houston
4. Though Douglas, possibly, may not grt a
single electoral vote, he will undoubtedly have
majority of the popular democratic vote
Lincoln will poll majority Of the northern,
and two-ffths of the entire popular vote. In
twelve States Lincoln will certainly have a
large majority in New York, Illinois and Or
egon, he will either have a majority, or his
minority, will be of little account in New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and California, his mi
nority will be very considerable. Judging
carefully from this data and previous elections,
we estimate the popular vote at tie coming
election to be 100000, OF which 3.250,000
will be poll at the North. and ,250,000 at tie
south. Of the northern vote, l,670.0e0 will
be for Lincoln, 100000 for Douglas, 100000
for Breckenridge, and 10000 for Bell.
The southern vote will be Breckenridge
$4,000 Bell, 100000 Dorglas, 10000 !;
Lincoln, 10000; Houston, 10000. Total ::
Lincoln, 1,700,000; Douglas, 1,260,900 !;
Breckenridge, $4,000; Bell. 66a,O0O; Hous-
ton, 10000. Houstons 10000 may secure
him electoral votes, while Douglas large pop
ular vote may fail to give him single electo-
raj .one. Something of an anomaly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

The census makes slim showing for Co
lumbus. The population of the city, as off
cially reported, is 18.647-bcing an increase
of only 765 since 1850.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

Portions Of the eloquent speech recently de-
iiyered at ST. Louis by CARR. SHURZ, the distin-
guished German orator, will be found on the
frst page, and will well repay pcrusal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

PoLIriqSL FRoes. Politics runs so high ii
Indiana, that the very frogs are impregsudtet
with the prevailing spirit It IS reported on
good authority that tiley spend their time in
merry chorps,vi
BASs~V -"Old Abe! Old Abe!''
ALFo-Illnoisl Illin0isl
CgeRus-Poor Dug. Poor Dugl
FlxALE ker- -Chugl Gin. Com.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24

There was heavy fall ofrain at Eaton
and West and North of that point yesterday
1t probably "squelched" out the Douglas
meeting that was appointed to take place at
Gnnnnrsville
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,

FOR CONGRESS,
SAMUEL SHELLABARCER,
FnE PROBATE JUDGE,
ISAAC RANNEY.
FOR AUDITOR,
u. ". RHODES.
FOR RECORDER,
4. r. GOULD.
FOR CLERK,
B.F- LOOFBOURROW.
FOB PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN S. JONES.
FOR SHERIFF,
B. c. " ATERS.
FOR COMMISSIONERS,
HUGH COLE.
FOR INFIRaARY DIRECTOR,
II. P. HAVENS.
FOR SURVEYOR,
JAY DYER.
FOR CORONER,
E. G. VINING.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-24
Alarming Devastation Among the Corn
and Tobacco Crops of Southern Ken
lucky and Northern and Central Ten
neSSecs


and Tobacco Crops of Southern Ken
lucky and Northern and Central Ten
nessees
From Louisville. KY, to Nashville, Tenn,
"a distance Of one hundred and eighty miles
the fields present one continual aspect Of
blight and devastation. Tue corn fields for
miles of acres appear as if q conhagration had
swept through them, burning and shrivelng
the leaves and killing the stalks. For many
weeks there has not been drop of rain, and
the thermometer in the shade at log for days
together Millions of bushels of corn are
thus lost to the wealth Of this section the CON-
ing srason.
The crop is lost beyond redemption. The
tobacco crop has also suffered and is suffering
vastly. The fptaats sare only On eth I'd q e
height they Should sb@ at this tim c.ahd looking
at that as if it would be a mercy to the strug-
Cling plants to plough them under. Millions
of dollars will be lost by the failure Of these
crops and even now the granar;es of this
usually luxuraRt region are empty, and grain
by the hundreds of car loads has to be inpol-
ted daily from the East and West 10y way of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The
Nashville merchants already predict panic
and failures in the fall, while the railroad is
reaping rich harvest from the extraordinary
freig htiug business the drought has OCCASION
ed.
How strange are the ways Of Providence.
While the North and South are wrangliDg
against each other, many really preparing and
willing to cut the others throats, bounteous
harvest in the North and the Great West will
Gll the granaries of the South and keep the
people there from the miseries Of starvation
The drought, learn, extends further south
than Tennessee, even into Georgia and Ala
batna, where the Gotten crop is suffering i'm
mensly. 1t seems pretty clear that the South
will not be so rich this year as she was the
last, while the contrary will be the case with
the West; and then the Massachusetts shoe
makers can sell their brogans to their Western
brethren without the danger OF incurring bad /
debts, as in former years.-Cor. N. Y. Herald. |
, 1860-09-13
NO CAUSE FOR a PANIC.

NV NdESE EVN n E3NEVs
Iho News from Texas, which re publish
snls morning. is sorry comment upon the
"h'fp'pgs, tho torcibls expuls1oas, and the
summary hans'ngs, which hare recently been
pe1pe:rated in that s:a1e' upon men suspected
OF not relieving that slarcrv Is OF divine au-
tsoraay, an6 that freedom, as IN economic 81 s.
ten, is to 10 preferred to Involuntary servi-
tude. Ao" many innocent men have fallen
Slcnns to tho blind Jury OF L panlc.stricken
people, aud ho* many more hare bcen
ecourgsd, despo''ed Q! their possessions, and
, 1860-09-13
Tho Credit system.

The Josrna.s complaint On the score Of Civ
ing credit is not we'll t=ken against this psper.
In the frat place, We believe ahst tbs Press AND
TRIBUNE is not in the habit Of copying impar-
tant news from the Journal and crediting the
matter to the Ddm3e-dt or 1Emes. This il what
tho st. Louis paper did. In the next place, ne
guess that the journal has borrowed as much
matter from Our columns ca the PnEss AND Tn.
DcxE has from its columna Houors are easv
On this score, to say the least; and If re don't
eonplai7, it need rot. During this csmpaicn
the journal has been in the habit Of taking the
news furnished by our special correspondents.
almost daily, and dishing itup Is editorial. We
have raised ne objection to this practice, and
only mention it now to renind the .1ouyn4z that
its complaint against us is hardly the fair tLipg,
When the Journa1s mouth and pockets arc full
Of fpluubs "pilsc:ed" from GU. orchard, decen.
cy and honor would suggest the propriety Ct
silence on it's part.
, 1860-09-13
ALL RIGHT DO YyN EAST.

ALL RIGHT DDW MN EAST
The dispatches from Maine which We pub
liaa this morcirg, confirm the report Of yes
terdsy. that tile Republicans have mada clean
sweep Of ths pinetree State, elec:ing all Of
taolr Congressman, and their State ticket, ty
seventeen to twonty thousand majority. As
fur rs laa:d from the yoto i,r Governor
stands:
snsH Dou: : and Ereesiarsass..
DAruA Be.lsv=re. I,a4o
L'nc'1a and Hau!ia skead # DouS'a. md Brect-
la the samo towns last year the Republ-
can majority for Governor was 8.sl6, which
shows gain Of ABS. Tie Republican mr.
jor.ty in tlls wholo State last ycar was II, 1888.
Il il probable that the Republicans have at
least II, GOO majority in the Stats this year.
In 1856 Hau'lin beat Wells, Democrat and
pa!tca, Know Nothing, 1881 votes. Nearly
oil the Know Sothinss have, since then, been
acting with tho Slavcccracy. Wasabusu's
minority is likely t. be as lasgs as uamliu's,
At least larger than any Republican n,aj,zi-
II since l:5G. Douglas made ssverr1 stunp
speeches in Maine, and searched the State over
for hia mamma, but she don't appear to lire 50
Ia: "dowa East" Body Brooks also stump
c1 the SLate fer the Douglas ticket. al tho
B:sck'nEi5ge men supported it. Every string
was rullo$, and tbs rro.S:avery fu.ioai=ts were
corGden. Of securing thrco members Of Con-
, 1860-09-13
}atcss l. TrlhtmE<


We publish, this morning, Cassius n. Clay's
gre't speech delivered st Ottawa It il one
Of the tlacst speeches made duriug the CAM
paigp. I. j. worthy Of 3 careful perusal By
every man. II has the ring Of the true metal
mud coming as it does from Southerncr;
must make deep impression upon tho minds
ofthousRnds. whoss prcjadices would prevent
them from listening to anything Seward, Sum-
ner or Chase might say. Republican reader,
nlter you hare perused this excellent speech,
hand it to your Democratic ueishhor.
, 1860-09-13

CoaREcr1os.-0,e or two inaccuracies in tbe
letter Of Dr. Eddy, published yesterday, "a.
capped notice. The trial Of Geuber, md Tane,'s
speech in his defence. occurred in Frederic,
Maryland, instetd Of Virgins, - stated, and
the Conference broken un by the mob wss held
In Texas not in Arkaut =.
, 1860-09-13
POLITICAL IkECOHD CT DOUGLAS.
New beauties and More OF Sym.

The Republican SsAte Central Committee
hsvc bssa induced by tho extraordinary de-
1'ar4 sor 1ts;r campaign dosan mt eat;.l=d the
'' 'o!iticsl A~rord ef S!sphea A. D5uglas Oh
Tho slass,y Question" $4,000 copies having
Les1 cs:lcd f3F within three weeks after its is
s1s) to o:l,: rhe prluti1x al 6 third edition,
with several lew and curious extracts from Er
D1us.as' public LarAnSues- 1lto while docu.
1nett krs tcsu rtrisld and 1earraaged by tee
6esretary Ct tbs Comm:t.ce, and the new ma.
Il. .ha- beea inserted in i:s chronological order.
The table 1f coateuts 81 TIC neg edition Is na
follows:
FA1iT 1.-ANTI-sLA-EKI-1.M Mr.. D. usas eade.y
o:4 u rsoubI saves5 III satca; :. H. di.tI"y
hep'Kss II 'oagr-.s r. TIE 7rt;e,i..: lie 1c-
xa:tA the Missouri Cort;E1asc "sa:rca TAi:g 4.
III -~as3st:r kssy o:tlc Missouri Csarsua;sc ..eny
Cay o. lie believes Is utt uJu=t tue S,uth 10
CHI a7.-y ffoa Terr.los:cs; e. lie advotatca
"1srt2tcs:le le CoLA:et and IL: utraa.c extinction II
@scy; :. lie te:.:ve that Congress may 1irfu1:y
Guide unt4 bAnks of 1zdsut eri 4rcE Tho Te1tttas
D. Ats:ast'y Ee.o'nt.ous t!7es Legislature; 10.
Mr. Uouc!s ehcus ~etl: Ec>o utarB; H. liz tie
Ats.od cnnIrotnl'e should Lave ben rxtrntcd t. tie
TAee:' Il: IL Aays iAr 1'eo1!s ss tic t"frrI
s7e~fs9s9y o4ss~J 70 Aiursy: I: Ee tIle-fs In ths
So ~'~" sANN
oflaohs te'etn IL .t59: Il. The tL:ec Nebratk4 Us-
f6H1 lt.-l1so:LAFtEf- IL "i"Ia!As sorts-
"snty-hstx:ct tsaal"a ssao~nb7 III. Dou.!4s Fec
o'a; de vote' 'wn f"pulsr Sovereignty; D. Hs does
Eaesn :. Aesshhi J. QUESTION fa1 Tie supr<ns Coun;
,. "A Tue Auscsas C"ud dtcltc1; Fo:tt, est 4baed
h Gee sion: = ~ Douglas tnd'sAs u'e ~ho!e Iecs
sion t. he tc1-se' fEs tie rights Of Tie peorl. Of tue
1cF1a.a -1e Le in Aheysnoe;" H .aya that +laycs
&C 'ee"auz:c ~ Property ~ the C.hstl l'lo TO- H-
says th.s eares sr t .utea the Territories LIE ohr
property: II. WbtAe !. tt!'=cd DO Iii tie trru~ >.
H. Tie dop' Popular s"rer iEuy &tos :thcr; L. lie gees
~, .uI soun ne lei. low 10 ea
+, .sou,,,sf soyeexp,v. ,s ns ,eona.,.. T.o',.
evesetns. a'so Il. question which viii rot answer
IT, Ae ensos:. Tue "l:4ls etoltton e4l!nE 70: TtHi
70, s;,,. ~ ns b''nx ka'f.s no
pesne O. BE s.as, h. 3D. o.e ~
H. erca,stte uoku. cf K,p,,, 10 Inv. becn
Mid: - lie ssy.,he people Kansas nas. le .ul.uei
p nsta nt.sen.to1 sunnsF 'tosa Is kicked like dos;
q. nc r1.s.. r.. u.sM u. A.eI.'on; 20. re sa.f'
burr: a. lie tudor ,,e J-eonn,.n N e. ~ -
raue :: ue say. the Declaration Il Independence va,
net n:sd:d t" cuae all cn : g. He aay. sia.e.y Is
~. ~ 7,...,..,,. ..,.+h.. =, ,., =. ~. .
=, ~, - ~. :, -
F0e-~ ~, AA% '~+ AA%e'f oAo3lo &At+
, 1860-09-13

% The fall session of The Lee County
1eseaers' Association will be at Dixon. Osto.
st - ~. and -. Preparations are made for
"e'essinz and profitable Institute. Especial
a'ent'oa VIII BE- given to drill exercises in
Various braaches Of study.
, 1860-09-13

VIC are in rece;p: Of dispatch from Mr.
Lovejoy requesting that no more appointments
bs made for him after TINT Of the eth inst, at
RushTllle. If the Central Committee have is-
sued any OF later date than the ADORE, it will bs
understood that Ar. Loseioy's en- ngagements are
otsuch character that be will not be eble to fill
them.
, 1860-09-13

Tue LADY ELGlS UtsAs1Ek.-The members OF
the different Masonic brdl-s Of this city, are re-
CRESTED to meet at the Masonic Temple, this
(fharsday) evening at o'clock, to make ar
rangements for the recovery of the bodies OF
our brethren who were lost m the lady El1iu.
and the return Of the came to their frieads.
Jonx C. MILLER,
osOri=ntal Lodge, aad Foreman of Coroner's
Iurr.
, 1860-09-13

~ The na.mbers Of Houston Lode9e No. 90
!. o. Of G. T., will dedicate their nsx Hall on
the north east corner Of Randolph and Clinton
streets. this evening. A general attendance is
requested.
, 1860-09-13

- All kinds Of lamps altered to burn ke-
rosene or coal oil, At Mobiles Lamp and Oil En-.
posium, 122 ClArk street. se1o-st
, 1860-09-13

Orders by mail must b. accompanied With
postage at the rate Of one cent fos cacn canv
when the number is less thsn twelve; fve
Gents for twelve copies. and At that rate for anv
number over twelve.
, 1860-09-13

THEODORE PARKER.-hfiss
l. MARGARET FoLEYs CABINET BUST o.
tn E o d II PARK Err.
PRICE. THREE DOLLARS.
For 'ale By ALBERT D. GUILD r1e s7n,h f,,..I :.
ael3 d51.lW ~'4A S'AtA 81
, 1860-09-13

SPacSG LEAK.-Tae bark Louisa Of st,
GATHERINGS. which LET: this port early this weeE,
with cargo Of wheat, was oE Milwaukee on
InssaHy, With signals Of distress flying. She
"a7 towed into thst port ct night, leaking bad
ly, SID was yesterday d:scherging her cargo ct
Al elty atoF in order to ranci-
, 1860-09-13

Goo. y. stsvens Co., 96 Laks street, have
jewelry. Use watches, silver fare, Dc, to which
They invite the especial attention Of tho public,
Ladies' are requested 10 cali aud examine their
many rev ana beautiful styles of bracelets, esr
rings, coral, lava, e!zuscan, and other sets fan-
cy goods, &c, sel2.3t
, 1860-09-13

TEE HOMEOPATHIC Fksr1vAL--The M43ieaE /.
utst'yator has the following concerning the
forthcoming Festival in MD Of the Homeopathic
Dispersary in this city:
The thousRad-an3 one ladies' who re4tr fail in
waateTer they rnderttke, have engaged the
1Hstropoti!dn-sheo old Ean<uiE Hall of the North
"tst-ast the place for holdi.g the FestlvAl Ra-
unions IN aid Of the HcmG :pathic Dispeusary.
Al1nie,ested Gre hereby informed that s!yan-
ger, 5re1a dbroad. toho ri1;e Chicago t, astend
,nd t1ke part in Iii Fair, teiA be a-nisa<d toisA
homts an7eng our citi=<ns By competent Com.
mtsee having the matter il charge. The Fair
IS TO open On the first Tuesday in October, and
10 ho'd during the remainder ct the week
Ut. Geo: Barrows aud the friends Of Ho.
neopatby in Taunton, Mass., have presented to
the COMMITTEES Of Arrao gements for The aboye
Fair sp<ndid and eomp;e:4 .Sare- 1s7 Set.
from the celebrated manutactory af Messrs.
Reed Barton, Of that city.
IAe fr1ecds II Boston are q. work for Us. also:
ditto Providence, aud other neiglboring cities.
The most encouraging letters have been re-
ceived from beth East and West 4 grand
good time is anticipated.
Every one Who perusea these items should be
q committee Of one 10 procure contributions 10
this becerolent object.
L11rRARr.-The sabjoined is an accurate los
far es type can make it-uothing bn. the cam.
era conid ever reproduce aught half so uncouth,
50 hieroglyphica], so Angular, and 50 mystical
as the Originally Representation Of the address of
letter received at the Chicago post Office yes-
tcriay morning:
Mr James
, 1860-09-13

TIE AuunEnEes.-oa Tuesday in tie Circuit
Cou:t, tie 1au.d=rs.s McEnroe and uageman
were a:fa;gred, end the indictments ae.isss
them read. H=geman plead rot guilty, and his
trial was set down for Tuesday next. A plea
o. guilty was entered for ,ieEaroe, and his trial
will follow Hagemnn's. He was ve.v wild end
noisy in the court room,
, 1860-09-13

~ 7. G: sxlrH 4 Co., Copp.zsmiths, Drass
Cock mRnutattnrers. dealers IN Wrought Iron
Pipe. Steam and Gas Flsti7gs, At low prices. qes
Washington street. aelI.1at
, 1860-09-13

CHuRca:s Btsr RASPBERRY JAW from Su1,r
Island, Michigan. Tae best made. Fer sale
oulY st No. 23 Stata street. ana,om
, 1860-09-13

MASONIC No71cE.-At = stated communication
Of Glrden City Lodge No. 141 A. F. and 4. M.,
held st Masonic Tem?le, September 1esh, 1860.
Oa molten the following brethren were appoiat-
ed Committee for the purpose Of renderin1
assiatsrce to brethren Of other jurisdistious
who maJ hare been 50 uufortuaaie oa to lose
some of their members By the recent fatal ca.
lanity to the steamer Lady E!gin.
F. Hupsos, II Q1lacy street.
A. WoLcorr, City Surveyors utfice.
4. B. G. HAxEMAx. $50 EinzTe street.
, 1860-09-13

Meeting 1t Geneva.
Hon. !. N. Arnold, Of this city, and Judge
Plato, Of Geneva, will speak ut Geneva on Fri
day (so.mor1ow) evening,
, 1860-09-13

q All should not fail to road tbs ADVERTISE
meus Of Prof Wood in to. days paper. se5-ly
, 1860-09-13
THE CITY'

Auction Sales this Mornip~.
Auet!on s!s ta!s nor;ng At sK o'clock Of Household
GlLnER & SAMPSON, Aurt!oa,ers,
O., Itaas s3: q oeks and s'anery ii s1 vcoek
GILBERT & SAMPSON, Auc.orccs,.
VERY h1Sp.-Soms few days since Mrs. Lou.
lsa Frey bad $3.50 in gold stolen from her. On
Tuesday sle tcuaa the belt which contained the
god put back into her trunk, with $500 Of tire
money-rather more thaa h.lrthe thief prob
ably rctairiag the balance E5r his trouble.
SrarSG A LEAk.-Tae bark Louisa Of St.
GATHERINGS. which !ef: this port early This week,
with cargo Of wheat, wa. OF Milwaukee on
TnssaAy, With signals of distress flying. She
waa towed into thEt port ct night, leaking bad
ly. aod was yesterday d:scharging her cargo ct
Al elevator, in order to repsi=.
TuE MunpEnErs..-0a Tuesday in tie Circuit
Cou:t, tie tau.d=re.s McEnroe and uaceran
were a:fs;gred, end tbe indictments ag.isss
them read. H=gemaa plead not guilty, and his
trial was eet down for Tuesday next. A u]ea
o: guilty was entered for 3icEaroe, and his trial
will follow Hagemnn's. He was very wild end
noisy in the court room.
-
loasE Snow IN .JAsrsyiIlr-At the Fair
held a. Janesyille last we,k. tic Chicago hor.e
ch:eflciu won the three principal pr:z.s. The
two hundred dollar prize was woa by Lin, beat
in@ Wabash Chief and Belle of Chicago: time
e:42, 9:42. lie wes likewise 4 winner of tie
double team rnce end The tandem nr:z.. Thera
~ Af "A'N" A4See
A--..
TUE STATE JouRSAL.-Tais paper. u thor-
ough Republican journal published daily Mt
Springfield, The capital Ct the State. viii i.
supplied free Of postage to Chicago subzcri-
brrs. By McNzl,y & Co., for one dollar for tbe
campaign. Il arrives every evening" at 81
O'Clock. McSall5 l. Co., arc also ready to snn,
ply Lincoln medals, badges. CT auv ether carn.
po:en articles at yery low prices.
n. -.------
n'oA-A' Will &c seen with
rs.', ~ VIZ '=e'sln''s columns thas Mr.
-, 80. A~1 ''41 1e'E'sa scooc1 'of 5oupg
.@4e' ~ eAss s''ees' ccshsf ol Ere, will, cen.
a..s o ~, ~, "''ca a'e c'sculaaoR' oe re-
ts.-., .' 'aS' ne na'e o''en
th;. ,.f.:.'..:~ "Aos. esusa'e.@ nave attended
49, sa-,.:"'A sreaA y. ~ 10 'ne n'gaess tesms'
r.~,;a, 49,; ~. "''1 soo'eesa cca'se IN the
.;..s Co.. ' '"a'Aa.sses pnl1Fal'ed IN this
e3 4ef teafa''g tae fIerch language We
Mr. Pe,teaa's advertisement. rh;c,, annor,ca.
z reduction in prices, ind Other natter. inno,+.
ant for parents to know.
---
onA1 eAFstzEb cN IuK LAKI.-We learn
, 1860-09-13

SOUTHERN WIDE AWAKE CLrn-Th,, Club
was orGan'zsd last evening BY the adoption Of
Constitution aud the election of q portion cfthe
t.fdcers. F. D. 0weo was elected President: !:
joel Gur!ey, 1st Vice President: Schroe-
Ger, I'd Vice President; G. II. Culbertsou, Sec
resary. and YIN. II. Rice, Treasurer. The cf6-
be elected on Thursday evening. Sent. talk.
1860, at uhlich'a Hotel 1t O'Clock, at which
time and place ell Republicans are invited TO
attend. About 60 members subscribed 10 The
Constitution last evening. There will be drill
.olthe Company imr ed,ately after the election
Of the cf1icers. Uniforms will be provided for
new members. Frank Blair of st. Louis, will
b. here on Saturday evening next, and we hone
to hare large turn out on that occasion. Ger
man Republicans particularly requested to be
present Of the next meeting and assist in the
ele.t;on Of officers. Come one, come all.
Per order Of the President.
, 1860-09-13
LOCAL. hlATTE,RS,

60 to John Innee, lis Dearborn street
and Get your clothes cleaned and repaired,
They will be well done and at prices to sui: ths
tiHes.
, 1860-09-13

GRAsD RALLY At TIE W1GwAx on SATURDAY
EVENING NE1r.--The Hon. Richard Yates. Re-
pubicaa candidate for Governor. and Hnn
FrancisP. Blair, Jr, Of Missouri, hare been IN.
riscd to address the people. Let their coming
be greeted By the Republicans Of Chicec, in
manner that shall lot discredit Us. Republican,
Clubs, Wide Awskes, Rsrg.'s. Turn ou:. K7
order Of the Campaign Committee.
JrL1rs WHITE, Chairman.
, 1860-09-13

;T Shell fish, CLAIMS aud Oysters, in every
style; Grabs. sait water isa constantly %
hand. Game Of all varieties in its season. Bill
Of fare at New York prices. Mercantile Diuioc
Rooms at IS Dearborn etreet, se1s n
, 1860-09-13

Fun tuFe. Gnrptt,. d.. III
GlLHERr & sAMpsoS, Aurtyoa,e,s.
Trade sal: d ocks and .ai.nery II yx clpk al No.
81 Lake street, br AVA
, 1860-09-13

81 When Jon drop lo.ter in tho Post
Office, don't forget to drop your old clothes
in Cook 4 McLaia's, next door, where theT
clean and repair rusty garments, making them
lock equally as well u when new.
a. IT Crr1vpa
, 1860-09-13
Net] advertisements.

~ G. a. scRfFEF, <Seertifn7 I7rnt, q Desr1t~~ It
il alAsrsa} 10 1Anss 4drerfseneess r iii. mn. ri, L.e
Lu<tn9 Psp<s n hs Ho7ta*est. Ial,tss+y
, 1860-09-13

/ AM a CANDIDATE FOX
SneIn ot Cook Cousty. subject to tic nomination Of
- tmsspaoue4a EafsT. WILLIAM BUTTS,
, 1860-09-13

FEnr k1sD.-some few days since Mrs. Lou.
isa Frey bad $3.50 in gold stoIeo from her. Oa
Tuesday ME tcuad the belt which contained the
god put back into her trunk, With $500 Of tire
money-rather more tlaa h.lf-the tll,ec prob
ably rctairiag the balance sor his trouble,
, 1860-09-13

ANOTHER W1DE AWAKE CLcp FOE THE Sourr
S1pEl-Centralltes, Attention! The members
Of the Central Wide Awake Clab Of Ch:ceer.
are requested 10 ueet as the old Republican
Head Quarters, corner Of Randolph and Wells.
ut 7.:0 this evening, for The election Of officers
and such other business Is may arise. Cen
trali:es, be Tigilant, be prompt.
, 1860-09-13

LINCOLN RAsGrRs.-Taere viii be a meeting
Of the Company. this (Thursday) evening, &
hall: rast seTeu O'Clock.
CuAs. ". BAnKER, Commandaut.
WN. II. HUnRAr. Secretary.
, 1860-09-13

WANTED-A young man, for
r,. iasr1s Of New 70 k:lsy. and four ye,.s art
e!ssk on huda u Rl"F Steamer, tetxera kewYo ami
albany. aesl:o Of lo1mnt ia viii .or
~. noa t~hole a,le try Go,da Pr errtd
az expers nee IN both Aacaes Of o1snel, .nl can
ks tasa:4elory E..e both ar.cer wela.
au..nees capacity. Ad1se:s IF. :. E." Pot Oh tak
, 1860-09-13

oPe~eao u orsnoR1apny We
81" - we ~ ouuesst'p1 oo1 aaonid BE- for
~arded to p'larael', for his revised edition Of
the 81 ''Curiosities Of Literature:" as instance .
Stnt ToN fo, 81 pa,1, 1Vx.~o.t -. 1...
~. r,-n. ~ d. @ o. 80 ~ "y"o'3@' '0s VINO
Aes 11'.s"y 4A"1'' 'et Aa"a1ora-
Sow, fetch on your peaugnphtheighteaux!
bESkF1F.-Aozart's Requiem is announced to
b. performed TONIGHT at the Church ~ ~.
- ,,. N~-,' " '1o Nus'" Que, 1ar the benefit