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A Hero.

John B. Cough, the celebrated temperance
lecturer. who has returned to tho United States
from visit 10 his natire E:gl2aa, and uho is
announced to speak at Cooper 1zstitute On
next Monday evening, related in one 0: bis re-
cent speeches the following anecdote:
John Maynard war well known in tte Lake
district ~ q God-fearing, honest, intelligent
pilot He vas pilot on a steamer from D..
trois to Buffalo one summer afternoon. At ths.
time. those steamers seldom carried boats.
. SMOKE VA ~; asen ascending from below, and shs
eaptain called out, Sin2son, 60 down and sec
what that smoke H." simpson cana up with
his fAes pale IS ashes, and said. CAPTAIN. the
ship is OF firer' Then, Fire! fire ! IRE t.e
on ahipboa1dI" Ali >hands were called up.
buckets Of water we,e 1sshed upon tho
dre but in vaic. There were large
4uanti1ies Of Fosin and tar On board, a"d
Inc passengers rushed forward and enquired
OF tho pilot, How far are VIC from Buffalo -
"Seren miles" "uow long before We reach
i'll" "Three e4uazters of "a hour. at our pres.
ent rate Of steam." "Is there any danger ."
danger A<r<-see tho smoke bursting cut! %
JorraFd, If you Wouid axre ycur iives" Pass.
engers .ad crew. men, women ard children,
AaIn4.d stood At tho helm. Ths flames burst
fofth IN 2 sheet o. Dire; elouds Of smoke srose;
ths eap..ia cried ont through hi. t1unpet2.
.J9an MaI.srdl" "Ays ~ :, sic:' "Are you
At The heimr "4Je, aye, aiFI'' allow dos
sns head?" "South-east by.esot, sir." "uead
her south east and run her On shore" Nearer.
near, yet nearer she approached the shore.
Again tho eaptain cried out, 'John Maynard -
Ihs response cane feeb'y, "Aye, aye, t,rt'
Tan you hold on Eve minutes longer, Jehn :"
by Coda help will" The old mans lair
WIS seoFchsd from tho scalp; one hand dis
aoled, his knee upon the stanchiun, aud his
teeth set, with his other hand upon toe wheel,
he stood firm es rock. He beached the ship
every man, woman aud child WIS saved, Is
J1nn Mayna1d dropped, and his spirit took its
Hight to his God [SensAuon,l
de sacrificed his life to save tae lives Of
others. 1t is worth greater effort to sa,s d
nan from moral ruin-to sara child from
drunkenness than from FIRE.
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ths pos1esxion Of his coin. Sharpe. nsTsr eRain

ths possession Of his coin. Sharpe, nsrsr sgain
put your trust IN squatsss politicians.
The election for members Of The Legisla-
turs and County Officers In tbs Upper Penin-
suls Of Michigan, Was held on Thursday last.
This portion Of the State Is stronsly Demo-
critic.
4 Bro S7RAw.-Thirty -four Germans in .Ad.
ans, near the Wells county Inns, who voted for
Buchanan in 1855, now belong to Lincoln
club. How many moro there are in that local.
tty. wbo viii hereafesr sote tho Republican
ticket We do not know; but certainly enough to
make very considerable change in the retuEns.
-lndtanapo{s Sentinel.
The Douglas organ recently started At ow-
ensboso', Tennessee, expired with ita third
number.
Charles r. Ward, who was Clerk in tho
Secretary Of Stass's office, under Gideon J.
Tucker, and who il one of the Breckinridge Co.
Corresponding Committee in Oneida county, N.
T., has come out for Lincoln.
"A correspondent Of the Albany Jcura1L
wi1bes to bet $500 that Lincoln will carry Nav
York, and $500 more that hs will be elscted
President.
The Hoznell.rills IN. ~ 1ribuns says,
"Ssveral Irish Democrats Of Almond, who
heard Ar. Hunts speech hare last week, hare
announced their intention Of going fer Lincoln.
Nj. Hunt may come sgsin.'
-Senator Hale, in speech lately made, CT.
pressed eurpriss that the news from Maize
should excite any attention. "Ths contest
there" be said, "was ono to SEQ whether tts
Douglas ron OF tho Bel. Everett! men should
get the scattering"
"AEr7uux11cAI PRoGHEss,oS. S."-The fellow
with the india rubber conscience, who travels
with Douglas and "does" the reports for the
Associated Press, also writes letters to tbe Al
bany A1gus. 1t will be remembered that be
autographed all over the s.ate that Doug lss od-
| dressed from 5000 to 10000 people in this
| city. In his letter to the Argus, in which he
speaks OF The same gathering. he puts the num-
Der 1t 10000 to 40.000l II LusiEer is "tbo
| father Of l,es," what must this follow bel
Buffalo EzFrsss.
4 Coon Nox1sA11ox.-Thomas. McEGath,
Eeq., formerly ons Of the proprietors Of the
New York tribune, has been nominated for tho
Assembly By the Republicans Of the Is. Dit'
t1iet Of Brooklyn.
IL Bati Everett correspondent Of the Ball.
| moro Patriot. writing from New York, eay,
! be has ascertained tha. the Lincoln men in thai
State have the names of 81 900 Of tho very rosl
who voted for Fillmore in 1856 inscribed o.
| their poll lists for Lincoln-not put there By
guess, but By actual, veritable, personal inquiry
Of each man.
The town Of Brewer, Pcnobseot County
Maine, which threw 1ol votea for Mr.. Smart
has, pursuant to cali Of their town committee
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,Tho lste D3.Gaods Fu4ioa in Now York,
completely. .dsn;oralizcs the Douglas Democracy,
They are caught in N "entanglirg alliuaee F."
that will strang1e thcn to death. They have
joined hands with party which profess hatred
and contempt both for Douglas md his popular
Sovereignty doctrines. As to the Ball Eye.etts
they arc ready to serve any candidate or sell
o1s - any party in order 10 beat Lincoln. They
e:e perfectly willing to STRIKE hards with Squat
te.E Ind D.susionis.s 10 effect this end. But in
NJ" York aud tho other free State. their
strength is 81 consemptible u their 77rpose il
uafttriotic-
15e Republicans have nothing to fear from,
these u1psineipled coalitions. While their own
rasks will lnss no: man BY desertion, their o.
ponen:a will mat away like Bomba's t,oopa be-
tore the Republicans under Garibaldi. Lat hi
unho1y alliance 60 On. We hops similar fu
sion will be effected In Illinois and 1ndi.na
Let four Of the Douglas electors in etch Sat,
be Withdrawn, and two D.!l. Everett and Tux
DreoktnEidse e!eeto.s Gll the v2cancies. Tde
pazties will then BE Republican and until
pnbiicaa. New York sets tho exampls. Whit
will foilo1f Gentleman fu ;ioniste, get up YOU
partnership papers, %nd aubs:ribe your capital
One faction cen put into the joint stock, grsui
consolidated concern, SquAtser Sovereignty 4.
expcuudsd BY The Supreme Court The other
Sla1e code AID Disunion and thethird psrty
caa add to the 1rn stock Of dark lanterns
passwords, grips, and OATS and I'll tie othe1
pa.aphernalia Of Know Nottingham: An ap
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Ths failure Of the gyett dry goods houIs Of
Lane i Co., Of New York, il oce Of tbs sigma
Of the times that tbs protit1 Of tho Southern
trade are ukely to be much leas than they have
been during the past lew years: Tho dscline
II Cotton though . yet moderate, ns ones
or later thd price must come down. Cotton
has baen unnaturally high, and 1t must como
down to tho mark Of former times. Wheat, a.
ter years Of high prieep, ainks At timea to the
level Of what ID called hard times. Even 20
must it b. with Cotton. That staple for many
yc2Ts hAa maintained such & steady price thss
il did not teem possible TO produce TOO m1eb,
bnt that point OF over production was feaccea
iu 1859. when The crops exceeded all cacu'a'
ttons md nearly reached 5.oo0.o9o Ok halc5.
The war in Southern Europe will also diminish
ths consumption Of Cotton, Tor men must eat
FIRST and then look 10 their clothing. II the
war diu1iuishes the Iesources OF people, they
generally .conouise on thsf clothing hr.t
Ihey buy their -four sud let the new coat or the
new dress go-uatil better times.
For yesrs past IT. G. Lime i Co. have been
the b,east and front Of the Cotton Democracy
of New York. Their names hare appeared in
III calls for Union-sariog meetings, en- all xub-
scsiptions for carrying elections for the Demo-
cracy in doubtful states:n fact, wherever they
could copciliata their Saatsern cuAtomer1 by
signing it. They hare got their pay.
Tho misAfss1ppf and Missouri Rail
Road.
This road Is to be opened for business to Ma
rcago, thirty niles Wes: Of Iowa City, on Mon
day next. This is IN importaat eeetion in its
onward progress to the Missouri.- We hope to
chronicle smother exteos:on Of thirty mile.
more to Grinnell, by or before ths arst Of jan
uary next Tho prospects Of tbs Company
warrant the expectation, that The Thing can be
ACCOMPLISHED.
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I4teAt FROM the 2ln0ns. no OF. NuKKeS
by Expre1a s~-~NeW0 Generally FA-
Nurnhle~


HukA0AEs
From the ~ Josr2h ual=tts.}
Ths c. Q: c. aad r P. Express, reached this
city .es:erday morning with dates to tbs 14:h.
NJ. Jo. L. Robinson The oblgiug sgent sends
Us tho following memorandum OF tbs trip.
Pixies Pesk EIpre1ees arrived 1T II O'Clock
bringing sevea passengers aud $4,000 in their
hanaa- Dr.. Morris, banker OF Leavtu"orsh,
brought Some fpecimeEs of dust, and among
tho rest single nugge: weighing 40 e., II
dHts., which he bought Of miner just from
the western slope At @2,4O0. Business rerising
at Denver; met 900 overland freight wagons
tus few returning pilgrims. Through the per.
feet t1rzangenenia of The E1press Company and
the king attention or the gentlenanly messen.
Eer, ". u. Bechom, the trip w=s 1 moat
agreeable one. Tins si1 days
The following passengers came in: g. ".
buchanan, James Henderson. Newton Badley,
E: L. Sm,lh, Wm- Grah4m, ". T. Muir. Dr. J.
". Mofris-
You made big mistake in giving the amoun:
Of the "consignment" ,Le other day. Itsaould
hare been 3e6,0o0 instead Of e., 600, and was
ahlpped by RsHer.y 4 Stephens.
The Denver Hertld has the following news:
lmpro1tmens8 continue to be made in Aoun.
G!.. tan c.ty: Central City, Missouri City, Nsva9a
City, snd other plAees 1t surpriaiug rate. In
tho p!see Of log cabins with mud roofs, which
N2A the order OF the day last season, We NOW
eco erectsd fine editicea that grace the streets,
not only substantially but ornsmental]y con
MI. E Y. Headersor, the owner Of tho
QeegorJ Claims, is having the pJrites crushed,
Which teala.s flom SO to 800 Of gold du.t to
4 gentleman in from Fall Rivtr, si1 miles
itom Central City, On Sunday last informed us
that : mountain Of gold-bearing q11rtz had
been found In th4t district thR. prospects fiye
cents to the pond all over it.
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This Milwaukee Pteple's Pr<ss aays that ex-
Governor Bar8tow has comme1oed suit against
William E. Craussr, proprietor Of tbs Milwau-
kee WiscoHein, for libel, in consequence OF al
article published in that paper accusing the Ex-
Governor Of robbing the State Treasury.
Tho Prince Of Wales is millionaire, In
dependen. Of the gratuities bestowed upon him
By Parliament, he has become rich Oh the rev.
venues of estates to which be became heir at
his birth, the surplus ac:umulations OF which
m to this time amount to over million pound
sterling. This accumulation will 60 On ill the
young man becomes Of age, when, Of course,
1t " ill be in his own discretion to spend it or
not as he p!oases. The estates, however, from
which his revenues are derived do nct belong
to him personally, but By Tirtus Of his titles.
-Mayor Lincoln Of Boston created rery
favorable impression upon tho Prince Of Wales
a.d his sui,e a: Halifax. The Duke Of New
castle asked Of the American Consul II Mr.. Lin
coin was u fair specimen Of Boston gentlemen,
and said, If SO, then Boston must be = city of
fine gentlemen, aud Mr.. Lincoln credit to his
city. 4 pretty fair compliment. It is perhaps
unnecessary to ndd that Ar. Lincoln IL warm.
hearted Republican, and cordial supporter of
his noble nRnesake.
~-Amorg the passengers who arrived aE
Dale Owen, late United States Minister to Ma
pies, and Mr. Robert Chambers, the wei! kuo1n
Scottish publisher and author.
Hon. ". F. P:skent, who has been super
seded as Minister to st. Petersburg, by Hon.
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MARYLAND POLITICS.
Ispsc.l Dlpa.e: to the New Tc.k T,nea}
HA1t1MhtE MnfdaE Sent q

tSfetA I1P2-f 10 the AcW 1cTk 1.neA3
BA1zno1k, Monday, Sept. q.
Mr.. Evans, Of tho Pstriot, who spoke late1J at
Jersey City, complains shAt he Was notreported
accurately in the New York Prets. The i'm
PRESTON conveyed in those reports Was, that he
is q Republican. ue denies ibis, ard elaime
still to be m American, though he avows his in
teation to rote for Lincoln.
lie aa1s. moreover, that in VIA: he said o"
Henry Winter Davis he did not speak with an.
authority, u he had rot seen tina: gentleman
since July. Gr. Davis il expected eoou to ad-
dress sn American msss meeting, when be will
probably defco his position. From What l
know OF his opinions, think he will regard The
defeat Of the Democratic party. A. The resul.
rcost iuperatiyely demanded bT the public wal
fare. To accomplish this end, he will advise eli
the opponents Of that party in the Southern
Staten to vote for Bell and Everett. ED in th:
Northern Statea 10 voto tor tho most Ar@ilzb!c
candid,te against Democracy acd ths presen.
A1ministr4ilon; aud tha. candidate he thinks
is Lincoln. I think ho will cppose tho fusion Of
The Opposition with any Democratic faction.
lie CLAIMS to be cn American, adhering fully
and uno'mpromlsingly to the principles Of that
pAxtY.
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~ Douglas made short speech IN Cincin-
ciunati and said among other things, IL am
satisfied from what have seen in the las.
".hree days, that 0lio may be ranked anorg
"the Democratic States." Ha said the sane
t.ias when he ~ss closing his stamping tour in
Maine He assured the slsveocraey that roth
ing remained for them to do, but to march 10
the polls and grasp victory. They marched,
and we1c routed By $4,000 msiorityI So it
will bo in the Buckeye State. Lincoln will
sweep it by $4,000 ovtr Douglas.
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Hu1nots or the Campaign.

The New York E1pF6ts IL firmly OF the 6FiCion
that +he new coalition ticket In the Empire State
MY just a. easily get q majority Of $4,000 Il
T, 900. No one doubts it; but the t1nta in the
case is that which afflicted the Ftcnchmaa who
attempted 10 walk after his hesd was cut of
the first step, it Vas seid, Was tbs greatest diff
Guilty. To got the 5000 is the sticking point.
The following atorJ ia told It Springfield with
great gusto:
In ono Of the central counties pro slavery
spouter Was declaina,ng with great vehemeuee
shout "ntgger equality and other kindred
topics, which the so-called Democrats delight to
roll under their tongues, when he attempted AZ
illustration thus:
"Supposo the Republicans should win-wha,
would BE- the reauit2 LIST me draw a picture,
Fou, cir, (pointing to = we'll dressed, good.
looking man in the crowd) At the next eleot,on,
with your honest face and patriotic heart, would
march up 70 the polls and deposit your vote for
FAY Stephen i. Douglas, tie peoples choice
Following you wonid cotbe biz, sfeasy, sweat
ing, rank, kinky haired, thick Tipped. crooked,
Skinned negro. 1lled with the passions and IL
roraucs common to his rsce, treading on Jou1
heels, md jostling you in the crowd. Holdiue
ballet in his hand, he would deposit it in shs
bo1 for, SLY Abraham Lincoln, thus reut1siiz
ing your Fote, and doing 80 much TO reduce you
to the Niger leTel. What should Jou say Il
that, sir?"
~ should says" responded the man iuterro
gated, " that the nigger had . Id sight the
most ssnse."
1tw1s = mixed crowd, ard thai speaker sub.
sided.
Benry Clay Deaa, notorious for hi. filthy
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SWctt At L1ncoln---A Democratic F&l.
Alhef,

SWctt At Llncoln---A Democratic Fsl.
alder.
Correspondence Of tas r1e.s and Tribunal
Ltsco1x. gept. I'D, 1850,
Hon, Leonard SEett Addressed Us Iera last
Tu~.dav .V.,;,o :, .,-, .t.,a
60 s' - eesn s.'4s - Aa'oa1a
o"e" on'y can. FOR lucdi:y' elegance and
natural pAthos, fer lTrtsiat:h19 NJ. and genial
humor. hin effnrt u;t2 be.r ron,.r;s,r lin .rv
- ~
o'et oaf Eooo iortu1e 70 he0' Ha1use
aAs made Leonard SNe;t Al orator. Art and
experience coccur TO render him. in many rn.
xn.,+. r,.,n,,,..
o.eauaa'
Inc pasf1ouc words and stirring tones OF Mr..
Swett's great speech were still lingering in cur
ears aad informing cur hearts. rhen s.s. Msr,
80, -.~, 80 "'&~4 - - ~ -
,u1"-'pee.~4 h,Eser zpoAs.o-ca"e Aong ano
delivered himself OF the West TRADE Of politi-
cal abuss by which cur party in this quarter
WAS ever assail.d from the hustiprs. FORGET.
ting that he WIS no longer in bis own benighsed
ExJp!, hs addressed himself eolely to preiauice,
Terming the Republican rarty prac.,caIty with.
out exception abcli,iouists. be CHARGED ia wi,h
niger steal,ng, with intending to abolish slsys
~ where it exists by violeIce, with sbattiue
John Brown, and rl.1 being c2ncerced III the
recsnt insurrectiopurF moy.meats amon1 the
slAves OF Texa4. OF con.k.. be jutroduced noth-
ing but inference 10 prove all this. but iu bis
own mind and in that Of the unreaaopiuQ. the
case appeared sufficiently made out. Thr1nph.
out q speech Of two hours in ler gtb, he Ec.tcelr
mentioned Douglas or his principles, Tbose
topics we're unpfomising. It was 80 much easier
to tell us that we are pack Of Abol!t,on;sts,
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f1L1os C1rT, H., Sept c5th, 1850.
Our Central committee hare voted to hold
nasa meeting 1t this placs come TINA during the
coming month. 4 better point could not hays
been selscted. Eastern Iowa would join us in
thu demonstration, and Of eourso We shou1d ex-
pect this section Of the country to turn out en-
naa.se. Thas is, provided tho State Committee
furnishes with prominent speaker. We have
had no large nestings al jet in this county,
and are all anxious to contribute our money
aad our labor toward the getting up Of mo1-
sser gathering. And We trust that cur elaim will
not be overlooked by thoss who have the cara
Of auca alters in hand.
Give us Sumner, Or SONS such man, and you
will hear response from old Whiteside in No
Esnher that vii repay them for siding NJ.
Yours, &C., G.
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STEAM Fire ExstKks IN 1H1 EASTERN CITIES
one aster smother OF the large cities are oisband
!oe tnktr Old fashioned Fire Dtpar,m nts aad
Ia Bostoa the fire department il now estirel,
composed OF the improved steam engines, ths
last fare company having gone out Of existence
quite recently. This pr0ctss Of changs va,
warranted By the greater efficiency Of the ire
duced, and Of the diminished expense Of 1h.
1ny. New York is vary tardy in Recognizing
Tho superiority Of steam, as compared With the
old appliances for extiogui.hin. ire, but caunoi
hold out much longer. Sos tbs least beneficial
the decrease Of riotnus conduct in all ths cite,
where hand engines have been .bolished. e..
gine-houses have commoa'J been rcsorts aad
nurseries Ct rnf6aos, except nhere municipal
laws have kept them under control. Tbs re-
form in this respect, both in Philadelphia and
baltimore has te:n masical.-f, y you-n,I ~
Eomme4ee. -
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nor tho BrsckiRridzs man; nor thu Ball
men. They dars rot unite; but lot them At.
tempt it, and their ranka will be sadly thinred
By desertions 10 the Republicans. The snco
formidable American party no longer ex'Ata.
In 1857, in an animated contest, it could poll
only 28,l32 votes-not enough to gfvs 1t tho
balance Of power. since then tho oFgaaisa-
ton has been abandoned. There is 60 enthu'
aiasm for. III. Bell 1n many counties the
election viii bo as II he were not candidate
The party which supports Mr. Lincoln hns
t1ice in succession carried the State, once
casting 1os,l17 votes-upwards Of $1,000
1nore than Fremont received. And at this
election there Was = large falling of in such
Republican strorgholds as Bradford, Allegha-
ny, Erie, Crawford, Lawrence. Tioga. In
Pennsylvania, also we have IN agricultural
reserve, which will come forth this year; vast
acceasions we havo received from Our oppo-
nents; and the increase Of population has
bsen largely in or favor. How, with these
au1iliariea, can divided purity beat Us, whon,
without them, We beat that party anitedf
The result at the State elsctioa may b. very
different. There ia sort Of union Of all ths
opposition factions on gubernatorial candi-
date. The pro-elavery merchants Of New
York-our opponents BY double right, as
hate1s Of free labor, n lovers Of free trade
have contributed immenze eums to secure his
election. Our friends may bs apatherc
through over confidence. There my be local
Gizsensions which we know not Of Any ono
Of half dozen CAUSES m.y render the contest
doubtful; though ws still have an abiding cor-
tidenee that Truth and Justic will triumph
gloriously. This very union is an open con-
f=sslon of cur superior strength. and must
work in cur favor. Our friends can win il
they will. Butbe the result Of the State elee-
ton what 1t nnay, We slall haye no drawbacks
in November. We shall then have. to beat
only the strongest faction Of party burst
hopeleesy in twain II will be will us as it
waa with tie Buchanan men in 1856. We
came within two thousand votes Of winning
in October. In November we were beaten
eighty-:hree thousand. The slayish Democracy
Of Pennsylvania must bcat Ar. Curtin not less
than afty-dve Thousand, if ,tey would
have any reasonable hope .'f beating Mr.. Lin
min
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On Thursdsy last, lsmentable and bloody
affair occurred just vt the edg. Of town near tho
Eagle Mills. Ar. Isaac Willtans and bis Eop,
Daniel J residents Of Indiana, assaulted Nr.
Of hiz house, md Knocked. him. down oaee or
twice with mani. Ar. Hahee, as he rais.d
With his axe, made stroke ut lhe elder VII
lart completely terering his right arm. The
30 IN the mean time using bis club On Hahee,
.slsster turned md cut him nearly in two,
striking him On each side. The father went :
leW yaTds. fell aod bled to de9th in q few mo.
naents. Tho soa was removed to bis brothers
half mile below, still breathing, hut apparent
y With no possible chance of recovery.
an old grudge existed towards HRhee as No
arg Informed, and this is the heart 1e1ding re-
anlt = =
P.S.-Young Williams dad saEne night.
A jury Of inquest rendered Averdiot Of Jus
tiaable Homicide. -Grayrih (IA) Iad<Ftn-
dent, 22d.
, 1860-09-28
4 COALITION ITEM.

In al the slave States, the Douglas msn arc
anueal;nr tn thu friend. of Rail- IA ~ a,es ~
with them, upon the ground that II Mr. dug
las ia not eIected bx the ooon,e. Bail will m
ques1sonaoiy ia I'm cnolce Of tho douse.
Even in the free States this argument is use i,
.nd - .,,,, .,,.x.. "a, -.,...u
~" ~ sou9 f'7@es "4'u no ofoau 'e''ec~
That it requires no little cheek for the DJus.
1ax;ta. +, esra caru., o- o., 1r;.br,a, tn ,,r.
1'''07 ~ '~A ttu4u " 81 A''s14'4t'14 ~ e'A'
sent to a coalition which may, according to
thk;r nun ehov;np r~xu1t IN the tr:upnh of
=.
VIC Aos4o' - 'le !oao"'ns "o1ae' ~ WI ~
@ "e qoo'e 4toln !" sp'een 'sae " ~ T.
n8n ~ Ano1snle' -ennesSee Il 1893, 4''es
'us ~. A'u's'al' t1otS N WHICH 70 "@oy 'aop'@o
e'u]s1n "e'o 1nos oo"n:
to- b. tha % stss;.nt. Il % # ,be Amer;ese esq., ns+4V
their CO. operation invoked in putting It doxa.
on toe Aaegeo gfonna' ma. ~ POLICY. n Iegs1d
shed. It ia said that tits new party has bre.
stained *i'h blood, iuits y:ry birth, ana tt.:
boed o be.a th.ds a,
bloody Jutu,e. will not stop to inquire y ho
P1eso1ea 16e tneSoioE Of oood IN touls vhle
, 1860-09-28
a WlRafAll for GaftbAfdI.

An item in the foreign intelligence brought
By the Adriatio states that GA,ios1di found in
the bank 1t Naples no less than eighty n, uions
Of lvre- This ia Of nore importance than it
may at drst seem, for it a: ores places in Carl
baldi's hands tbs sinews of war il cash, amount,
tnK in car currency to about fourteen million
and four hundred thousand dollara. This is tho
material MD" which Kossuth used to tall
about, and will Ia Of quite rs much yalue to 4he
Dictator Of Italy u tho "norA support"
which one or two liberl governments appear
disposed to 4eeord him.-N ?. Ere. Ep&f.
, 1860-09-28
Tho Mississlppi. and Missouri Raj
Il


Prof. Wo1then, stase aeologist, is now in oar
city. He is examining the geology Of the
northern part Of the Ssa!e, for The purpose Of
making section from here to Ga!epa, to con-
neet at the east line Of Stephenson County with
the secton Of Prof Whitney, who has just
completed detailed survey Of the head region
Of Northwestern Illinois. Ths Geological Sur
rey is progressing as rapidly and satisfactorily
as the limited annual appropriation will permit.