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urADAMr ELLIS. M. d., HAS FOUND

MADAME ELLIS, NJ. D,J HAS FUUYU
INA at last lust what the LaSies have long needed
and looked for Ia vain, the UTERINE ELIXIR.
The Uterine Elixir Is warranted to cure all dis
eases Of a uterine nature Inflammation OF the
Womb the Kidneys, the 0yaries, and the urethrn,
ProIapss or Falling Of the Womb, Painful Menstru-
alton Chloross, Amenorrhea In fact, perfect cure
tho Eixir OF any disease whatever of the Generatiye
and Urinary Organs Of male or female, no matter OF
how long standing. Price 81 per bottle.
MADAME ELLIS calls particular attention 20 the
following Card of Of the most prominent Drug
gists Of Cincinnati;
"To the Public and he Ladies IN Particular:
eve the undersigned, are not In the habit OF Civ
ing our name TO Patent Medicines but knowing well
| the Lady Physician, and the medicine called the
Uterine Elixir, we cheerfully recommend II TO all fe-
males suffering from Female Diseases Of any kind It
IL purely vegetable, and in case can do inJqry we
say to all try and word for y y9u will ind relief
| - "F d. HILL, Druggist,
| H 10 "Corner of Fifth and Race Streets"
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lFrom the Atlantic Monthly J
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Inc music ana the plpoh'
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out she Vai"e ''NN
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AhN AN''P ''iN S
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r,,,oro t.rt. ,,.,tl, t,sr ;e,reiled hands
AsSre si,c napS pocths wG,r bnr n} s}lj en Gown
No more the hoi1iespun is,,l.l Up, aiP ""'''''
shooh tIie ""44'A''
ID, -. 80, ,,s h, tl,e brool
T1 NJ " ~ $3.50, r,,,.s ~, tbc hill,
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Through to Indianapolis without
10 I Change of Cars.

Tho q p. NJ Train makes direct connection at
Logansport with Logansport, Peoria and Burlington
Railroad, for Gilman, Ell Paso, PEORIA Burlington,
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MADAME ELLIss SPANISH STIMULATING
COUGH AND LIVER BALsAM cures without fail,
Colds, Hoarseness, blficuity of Breathing, Head.
ache, FlatIlency, heartbpTn' Chr9nic Bheamstisp, m
Bowels, Dulness, Stupor, Inactivity, Loss Of Appe-
tie and IN Painful MepstTuation i & certain cure,
eses II will give relief In twenty minutes and per-
manent by tho use Of two bottles Only % cents
N.B.-For sale by y. d. HILL, Druggist corner
Of Race and Hit.h-streets !; d pARK corner 70 o.
corner Vine and Fourth JOHN DICKSON, corner
Of John and siIth-sts.i PAUL RbINLEiN, corner q
| CO. corner of Main and Fourth and MADAME
ELLIS, IA West Sixth-street. hepT-ay
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THE LATEST PARIsIAN AGoYY.-The latest
news from Paris is, that "ladies have ap-
peared at Court altogether without crinoline,
and the favorite beauties of the public balls
have discarded crinoline for petticoats frilled
and largo only at the extremity of the skirt"
, 1860-08-11

from The =. 7. TEbuue.I
Tho fo1,oxiuo ure some If the moef rmnortant
chnnoes I'm, harc taken nlace in Nav YorE
nuI1t.cs aince 1s5s.
III II luratt nu1,t;snor of 4ha I,uf.to
f,onntre;n; ~ pres,dsnt ~ fbe l:i1lmorc Siste
Ccmmi,tre. aad ehief manager of the Fi1more
csmno;vn IN 1s,e and til rery recently mem.
hsr aS Sfr CI,t,rnden,. Na,,ona, f;n;on Tam,
o,,tse nov n.,orts Lincoln. With ali the IN.
fiuence of tbe f:nm mtrciyi wb,r, han aver hem
~ aiie adrncate n Wh;c and American ,,r;n.
c,niex
The Hon. n. r. Bentcn. upnointed Canal An
ditor hr he Amcr;cnn S,str ntI;ccr. in 1885 mn
exrnest supporter Of F,jlmore. and the American
eandida;s for Cnmn,rn'itr in is57 nnw @ - nnnnnrts ~
f,;nco1n' ''' 1'' -
1'ha liz, f.a,-,a II p,h.o,,- of r,fr,,o ,,,a
, 1860-08-11

The Breckenridge men open their campaign
tonight hy mec,ine at Metropolitan Hall, at
which Thompson Campbell MD II. S. Fitch,
Esqs, are advertised to speak. il is ruu;ored
1lsa, l1Ae Douglasites will he on hand in force,
an that lively time is expected. Rcpubl!-
cans who want 10 hear couple Of sp!ty re-
views Of Mr. Douglas' political career, and tie
STERN Of indignation which they will call out,
should he On hand. Isis the 1dquarrel Of the
Kilkenny cats.
Since 1857 the people Of Chicago have had
but few opportunities 10 hear pure and VI a-
du!tera,ed Democratic doctrine-as it is maiu-
tained by The great body Of tue party North
and South. Dong 'asism is apparently odious
ini tccl~ and purposes: but, wtca preached
here, it is with many apologies, coEcea!msnts
and denials which arc not allowed in the
South. In Northern politics it isl hybrid, or
rather 4 cross Of the mulatto buc-not the
ebony article of Mississippi, nor the pure white
Of Republicsnism. But tonight, the public
will ret spice Of the real Congo pam
avowal Of the results that Democracy ainls at
-rosulss that The email giant would reach ly
means that would 10 disrelutable in horse
trade between two jockies. We trust that
M.ssss. Campbell and Fitch will hare hear
iny, aud that Republicans will take tLis op'
portnnity of posing themselves III in tic
lntest advances Of the modern faith.
, 1860-08-11

Tie question is often asked hercaway, will
tue Prince Of Wales visit the West? As get
We lave no lefiuite information on that sub
;ect; tut it seems to be generally understood
that such visit will he made. The psrty Of
Canadian gentlemen who recently made the
tour Of Cir state, will use all their :nezco with
the Prince and suiio 10 induce 1fem to sec
our prairies, that they may become practically
acquainted with tho resources Of the West,
and the rapid progress Of that vast empire
which Anglo.saxon energy is founding in tic
centre Of the American Continent. In DO other
yay can the Prince be led to realize 70 clearly
the importance Of cultisating friendly relations
with the United States, in order that lie may
promote tue prosperity Of il'e American de-
Tendencies Of tic British crown.
But tile prospect Of viait West from the
Prince and suite begins TO ASSUME more dtt'
mite altape. Tie Marine Balk Of this
city llas received alvices from leading
London ba1kers, that letters Of credit
had bern iseued to the Frince ant
tie gentlemen Of l,is party, and that I'LL drattf
drawn by tIltm would be duly loaored. Il il
not likely, however, tlla. 1nutl' money will be
needed, unless the future sovereign and fl's
friends should stake 4 venture in coracr lots,
or in few Ct our splendid 1ivs-illotsand.acrt
farms, for the Western Railways, with thea
usual intelligent liberality, are uniting in 4:
invitation 10 the Prince ard suite TO visit tts
entire West It 10 believed that tic Invitation
will meet with cordial It Spouse.
, 1860-08-11
ACCIDENT To NLONDlN.
IIla Clol lies arc Brt on Flfc while lie II
Walking kope oesenty-Five Feet
from The E,Ouhd,

Mons. Blcndin. The celebrated light rope per-
fn, mer, met With srrious accident night be-
lore Inst during his exhibition al Ch,l'ctthc-
After dutk be give performance Of trundlins
IL wbeetbarrow across rope, aud to 4 ak. the
feat more terrific, he eneirc!ed hsmsrlf IN bls.e
Of ire works, which we're rgnited s'1nultAoecuS-
ly with his starting. before he had accom-
psiRhed bnf his task, one uf the pieces prema-
1nrey exploded and set tire to his clothing.
The peril Of his situation could not he seen by
the thousands o. spectators, in consequence II
the constant emission ot sparks. and tie adrcn-
turous Dlondin had notbirg 10 do tut wIlk the
rope and suffer the torture Of being slowly
roasted. liaving accomplished the DISTANCE he
by bis own Efforts succeeded in extinguishing
tile ilames, but not before 1is back Was very
badly burned.
The rope was stretched ncross street, at a
distance Of seventy Ave feet frem the ground
and none save y ondin could hare withhtocd
the pain that lie must hare suffered. We are
Inclined to the opinion that the Mons. will mt
attempt any more tight rope performances with
pyrotechnlc concom,tan,e. II is very we'll to
ilsz 4rd the surging waters OF Niagara, in haud
bA>kets, coffee sacks, &c.. but shrouded IN q
sheet Of flame, with chance OF burning to
death, added to that Of falling, smacks too
much OF the dangerous 10 be much reiished
even 1y the intrepid B!ondid.
, 1860-08-11
RELIaaUUo , ND1iCES


--thuEca Of the Asecas.ou-Prst.stant Ep1scopa'-on
Oak street.. the It Welsh D. Il en- f d..
sne :ersce eyerr Sunday at 10 oel.ck. A. H.. and -.
ocock r. II. Sunday Sch :ol ut II. II. Rev. William
Fulton. Reeter.
Mrs. Dar7es. Of Ac1Ieur5 tsplatuait will lecture
KrksbuEy I1a tSunday.) Mt 10Y O'Clock l. u
AID TH o'cltck r.x.
First Chr stan fDizer1e} Churrh nerts every L1ra.
day, Monroe street, between Aberdeea md Fucker
(Test Sie) Preaching next l. rds day At 1oK 4. and
skrx.by Elder Ba.tion. Seats free.
The 18th discourse OF the srts Of sabbath Afternoon
HrmoEs the req Of the i. n. 9. A.. will, b. lelv
eyed at .hr Peoples Free Church twE~an) <abblh
ne1 by Rev. Dr. Kice, Of the Seth Tres ytean Chu,eh
X. ~ GrIFuan, Chm Con-
Rev H. Dzeer will prea IN the United IRE byter
Church, Of Hahinx7 anA Jefferson sreett. Wes
Dslon tomorrow, u Inst. at the u.uat hours, l0h
~, ants s1P.M. All are Invited; eats free.
On Sund IS. 1t the usa, hour in the E,orning. Rev
Robert Col yer Will preach In the rlFst Unitarian Chutcl
On Washington STREET. No st1yiecs tn the e.eniag.
TUE Jzws AND 1uk ToE7s.-rr. FtlPdlaneF has kind,
vtecred to give lecture the abnre suhiec for II
benea Of tho RtlIf Fund Of the Tn ted Hebrew Hes
A. tctatlop. It W1tko~sxy II IL, Sundty. August -l
lsG at o'clock P. Y. Tickets .actnA ID a the door,
, 1860-08-11

4 correspoudens writes US in relation 10 Tue
omissions Of the Census Takers in this city, as
follows:
"Amongst my acquaiDt tauces, the number OF
thoac " ,ose nat,en have been pbtusned BY Inc
Crusus T.Eere form tue exception end not tue
rule. In the block where reside tbeaween
W4oast, and Michigan avenues tlere are SIX
fauit,es. Hhnse members Lumber hall hum
dred. wholly unrecorded. In tue bulld'nz
where 1ns rfIice il situated, & few doora from
The Fost on: :e .nd in whose upper story con-
siderable number Of gentIemeu lodge. no per.
xoo ha, been visited. Like iDstances hare psen
1elatcd to me agzia and aga.n within 1t" oaJs
past
There seems to he but one Way low to reune-
dy the inetliciency and negligence Of the Cen
sus.T.kers. and tl,ss Is Tor eac. head Of fatni'
ly who has not been called upon, to 80 in per
son 10 the cflic. of The u =. Marshal, and make
the proper re:nrns. Mr. 1ioyne advertises that
such an opportunity will be giren uatil ths
18th inst, ami We trust that as many al can do
10 will avaii themselves Of it. Is it is a sub
iect intimately connected with tie good name
aud well being Of cur city. as well at affecting
our repres. nt.toa in Congress and the State
Legislature, no person should neglect it on &C
count of the flight personal inconTenience Il
which it may subject him. Mr.. uoyne's of1ic'
is in the Larmon Block, corner Of Clark ant
Washington streets.
, 1860-08-11
How they Feel About 1t.

Some faint conception of The desperate feel
ing excited among the Douglas1tes Of Spring
field by tue late Republican demonstration. .uay
he drawn from the fact thar Il gang Of Irish
men assaulted the excursion train returning
northward On tue Chicago, Alton and st. Louis
Railroad on Wednesday night, and thre" some
twcnty brickbats INTO the windows. smashing
:li The glass on one side Of Il couple Of care,
and badly ipjuring two or three passengers.
The miscreants Immediately fled into the dark"
ness. but one Of them l,4s been appreheEded,
und will he made to sweat before he gets at
large again.
bat the most ipiegnal device WAS peFpetra-
ted on the same road nesr Lick Creek, short
distance south Of Springfield. a very large
excursion train left the Springfield depot about
niIuight for Alton. The rn'lsoad authorities
look the precau;ion to send hand car orer the
road few miles in adrance Of the train- While
approaching Lick Greek they found two ra'lt
lousA,,etl aid removed about six inches from
their proper plscc-just far enough to thro"
tie train of the track, and send it over al en-
haukment: What is fitting punishment 1o'
III ch unspeakatIe nlaligpity!
, 1860-08-11
The Earthquake at Evansville and
IteHdersuil-..lta Effects OH tho EarGh
aud Atmosphere.


EvASsrILIz Ind, Ark.'.
We were visited this morning ut 9:22 A. H..
bY an earthquake which continued about IS
seconds, though there wero wide differences as
regards the duration o the shock. 1t was Sc
compauied by a sound similar to that made BY 4
heavy lHden train Of cars running slowly
through depot. Doors and windows ratified.
and buildings Jared IN il agitated BY the NOV
Ing of heavy goods on the same floor In ons
hHrdware store on Main street, tbs shock IVES
50 severe ~ 10 throw oTer large circular SAW
standing against tbs wAli at an 4ngle Of Is de-
me shock was sill more severc in the coal
roines. abors one mile west Of the city, On tbs
l,npks Of the Ohio river. The employees say it
continued fully tve minutes. The work.
We .very much fr1ehtened--aora 60 than hurt,
there not being q lump OF coal or sarah dis
Al Henderson, Ky,, the .hock was evsn more
people lett sbeir houses and ran into the street
though no dauage was done. au uneer toe
| impression that the shock was heavier suEthes
south. Ths wAves seemed to come from lns
southwest. Up to the time of the shoeS the
haat WA very oppressise-Dot breath OF III
hn1fing- Since that time ths wind bad Tradu
HJ increased. and the Thermometer IL sinking
t.sI no" (s:20 P. M.) the thermometer stand.
A. o'clock tdiA morning It stool u VI
~ aoa1e* The tkF il not clear, neither is il
IoeuJ. mere appears TO be = sort Of mis-
!a 14a. MAtes Inc STATS appear dim. The breext
u etli increasing: anderstaud Tbs auror1
horealn was visible 1t o'clock this rporniar.
, 1860-08-11
= E N S U ) OF Is
NOTICE.

Any head o. family 1the. peson Or person. rssd NJ
whl" te Cltv e cax" ths Int 3ay t June
II who not been called h1 or tbe1f
ehtape by Census .te-. viii plsa report OF at
uanes and place OF resldense II tue Uasd at m ~,
THOMAS AUHSE. u = Aa1ahA.
Chicago, Au&uSt 1th. 1&0. a"<''@A"
, 1860-08-11

Some Of the devices borne il the great pro.
cess,ou ut Springfield were peculiarly rich and
auutopria&e. One Of them represented Ger
lain candidate for the Presidency holding bot
tie in bis lett hand and pointing 10 it With his
dexter index. This was inscribed "my great
principle" Another represented broth Of a
loy" bAdly Slowed. who had fallen across bar.
rel Of bis favo1ise beverage, and was hugging it
with al his might This was entitled "a Demo.
cratic Strong. Hold"
, 1860-08-11
39rrss & Trihu11f,
rt1R GREAT TORNADO.

Mr., II, l.. Nicholson, who has been appoint
ed bg the Smithsonian Institution to collect
information relative to the remarkable lorna.
docs which have viaited tho Western States
during the present season, VAS in tbs city
yesterday. He leaves this morning for tue
accnc Of tbs great tornado Of the 81 Of Juue,
which destroyed camapchc, Albany and other
towns iu Iowa and Illinois. together with 20
maur valuable lives. w trust tile citizens
who live within and contiguous to the truck Of
the storm, Yil| extend to Mr.. n whatever ia
cilities may DO in their power to aid him in
the ,,roseeut; IN ef his itnportant duties
, 1860-08-11

At the new Trotting Park Of II. Graves, the
United States Fair ground Of last year, at Cot
tage Grore, tros is to come of this afternoon
ut o'clock. The City Railway Company will
put on extra cars to accommodate the crowd.
There will be match game Of base ball to-
day st 10 o'clock \. w., batween chosen sides Of
the 0sceola Base Ball Club, At their grounds in
Wa&hipston Park, on North Clark .treet, be-
tween Whitney and Chestuu: streets.
4 circular bus been issued FROM this city, au-
nouncinS that m American gymnastic tourna-
ment will be held here during the week COM
mencing January 7th, 1861, and inviting all
gymnabts Of the United States and Canada to
be present on the occasion. 0ne thousand dol
lars in gold will be distributed ia prizes, rs fol-
lows: Two hundred dollars to the best general
gymnast; two hurdred dollars to the strongest
man two hundred dclars to the best comb.
nation of three or more men in grouping, poa-
turing, ETC.; one hundred dollars to the fastest
runner OF one mile on the circular track, md
fifty dollars each to the best performers 1espee.
sively, On the horizontal bar, on the suspended
rings, On the parallel, on the trapezs and slack
rope, with the gloves and With the foils.
, 1860-08-11

Look SuARp.-S.w you see it, and now you
don't Information having ccme to our ears
that 4 pstdIer il visiting houses aud stores. aud
uud u. Emporium" and that we have sent hin.
around TO sol,c't orjr.s Tor ur splendid kero-
sene, VIC hereby Inform The pubic that we
employ 40 agents OF assistants IN this cry ont-
side our store. TIN and q ter the l4h inst. our
tr4ach store ut l57 West Madison street, will be
opened. Cnhs. L. NoBiE,
aul0aw IL. CLARK street.
, 1860-08-11

Mcy1ckER's TnEA7RE.-To.uigh gives an e1-
cel1eut bill in Lucretia Dorgia and What's in a
Name. 0n Monday evening We are 10 have
Malgie Mitchell.
, 1860-08-11

CLOSING OF THE Posr OFT1cE At E1cnr.-The
Post OlIice will close until further notice At 10
o'clock P.M.
, 1860-08-11

TnE rASorncoS -kingsbury Hall was
crowded last night. 1t will be open every
evening, and this afternoon at three o'clock.
Go and zee it.
, 1860-08-11

REconpER's Cornr.-1n this Court Yesterday
the half breed David Stanton vas put on trial
on charge of taking $l3 from some Indians to
procure for them saloon license, and appro-
printing the same to his own use. The indict-
ment IVES found to be defective and the case
WAS returned to the Grand Jury.
After being brough up again for trial much
time was occupied By the counsel for the de.
fence IN attempting to arail themselves of the
provisions Of the statute disqualiIying Indians
from giving testimony against wh.tss Sever
before was case in our courts brought out
more strongly the iniquitous folly Of Law which
tends to leave certain race. in the community to
be pEeyed upon at will By white sxindlers and
knavcs. Several Witnesses mere sworn yeater~
day zs experts to decide as to the blood Of the
mother and daughter, prosecuting witnesses in
this case, but the latter were allowed to eiye
evidepce against tbe prisoner, who is Of the
hackman scalper order. The trial is not fin.
ished.
, 1860-08-11

TuE Rock Island UnlnGE CoSspiRAcr.-The
Chadwick. will probably come up before the
Recorders Court ne1s week, unless a continu-
Ance is granted.
, 1860-08-11
nAIRY FARMS FOR .AI4E
Within so Miles OF Chicago.

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL R41LRoAO C0ApA-
NJ have $4,000 tSres OF atsh, riding F'a'n~ La1d
within p Abr2xo. vel Ad4t kEal1E ~teh
thrv Utter ltr sale on the most liberal tesm4.
those who w!+h u the b. .ne Of Arpp!!nx
elekihie rexun be selectsd and The tr !ns
that there pttrc Re delivered esxs IN tht
npFr,nE Ant tA!e It n&ht- Every facility wi. be nder
trn+e who dexi.- thee ia- ds, Akpy
LAM DAPAnIAEaT. l. Z. n. It. crntr t:"'.
1hcaSn. 1xrc&J+s
, 1860-08-11

~ G. IL, SCRjFkH, A1sestsfns A3e+s, e3 U<aro<7<t,
u a4aorisei to Adr@rsi~s fc tbs a,d ii: ,a
T. ,fiac Pcrtrs or ,h- Fork Fsst. .a.-he3tY
, 1860-08-11

d Co.'S new Directory OF Chicsgo for 1860 is just
issned. volume Of AGA pages. 1t is the third
brought out by these publishers. and fully sus
tnius The rcputation thew hayo we'll earned,
, 1860-08-11

Now il tile time to bring your Lard
Astral, Cauphene aud Fluid Lamps. and have
them altered 70 burn that economical und bril-.
l,aut non explosive iigh.-kerosere Ola.
Mobiles Lamp and Oil Enpnrium-lo2 Clark
street, between Washington and Madison sts-
ives l2t
, 1860-08-11

II Mil1er'a Hair lnyigorater-tte best il
use. =. T. Il uekley, agent, 303 State etreet-
, 1860-08-11

f:G Garden Hose and Cloves, Street Sprink-
lc5-. etc, chcup.r than e-+r n. the ltuhher
Store. ll5 Randolph street, kingsbury block.
, 1860-08-11

"Tnt sn1r OF s7A7E."-w- Il. Tobey l. Co,
hare published. aud Messrs. Root 4 Cady hare
for sale to the trade, new and sparkling Cam
paign Song, by E. W Locke. It is canital
and wide~awake afaiF.
, 1860-08-11

MINISTRY AT LAHcE--1 want place for
Ho:lander-a fine, honest looking, aciire man,
very clean and tidy. He is willing to do ary
thing, ind will work for bis board snd washing
for while, II it would open prospect for the
future. Apply to tho Ministry at Large, 100
Randolph street, up stairs.
THE u1cuLASnERs ApnoAn.-The Highland
Guard yesterday celebrated the anniversary of
their organization by picnic at Evanston.
Various Scottish games were played, aad a
good tims generally INDUCED in. They had q
good cool day.
TIE MAMMOTH SAnBATu SCnonL CoScERr.-
The great vocal concert Of the two Thousand
Sabbath School children, at the Wigwam, takes
place on Thursday Of next week. Every pre7a-
ration is being made to secure for the affair
added features Of attraction tn those which made
| the first occasion delightful success.
CAMPAIGN ERvELorks.-AessEs. Culver. Page
| & Hoy ne, book binders and stationers, Nos. 1es
and 13o Lake street, send us samples Of cam.
psign envelopes Of exceedingly neat design, be-
iuE embossed with names of the candidates and
appropriate mottoes. They can fill any and all
orders.
TnE NEW Ta1S11x Cnuncn.-We have seen
at tue Office Of T. V. Wadsker, Architect, al
No. lle Dearborn street, the plans and 81. "a
tions Of the new Trinity Church, to be erected
on jackson street, East Of Wabash Avenue
Ths contracts have bean made out, and ground
/ l. -
, 1860-08-11

FocxEr CuAxoE-Arrangements have been
made hv the young mans parents for auppiy
Of spending money, should the young heir Of
England On his American travels need the
same- The Marine Bank Of this city ha. been
put <n rapporte with the pocket of the Prince,
and he will not be reduced to borrow of anv-
body. The indication seemingly, is that he will
take Chicago in his way.
, 1860-08-11
TIE CITY.

E The Chicago Gardeners Society hu}a Il
special meeting this evening at their hall.
, 1860-08-11

NoRru SIDE Horse WARx,xo.-The Republi-
cans OF the North Side wil! dedicate their new
headquarters \ No. LAT Clark street, near Data
ROY this evening. Good speaking and d good
time sre looked Tor. A. o. HEss1SG, Pres't.
Benz. F. MIt1Eap, Sec'F,