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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
Land for Sale.

\ SPLENDID tract of Land situa- szH 4 A ted on South side of FOurche Bayou, 6SI or mes from this city, containing a40 acres, be- ing the east half of northeast quarter of section 32 ani west half of west half of section B, town snip one north, rarge la west. On said land there Is nrst rate Log House and some other improve nlents- For further particulars apply to
 JAMES BRENNAN.
 At the Old Line Democrat Office. Ser. l, '60.-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15

Notice to City Tax Pay CTS. A IL PERSONS who have not paid A their City Taxes for the year 1860, will please come forward and settle immediately, as am com pelled by ordinance to settle with the City on the first Monday of October.
 HENRY GRIFFITHS,
 Constable and Collector of City Revenue. Sept s, 1860. 2t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15

A. LLoCR, HAS now at hand large stock of \ Faaey and Staple Dry Goods; TRIMMINGS; EMBROIDERY DRESSES, READY MADE CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 HATS AND CAPS,
 SHIRTS, HARDWARE,
 CUTLERY, QUEENSWA ARE, SADDLEPY, TOBACCO.
 GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. All of which 1 am selling at the very lowest cash EIices. z l am selling of my stock of Summer
 DRY GOODS, Consisting of Garages, Lawns, Mantilas. etc, greatly reduced prices. Also my full stock of Sum mer
 READY MADE CLOTHING, at greatly reduced prices. Call in to secure good bargain. No troube,to show Goods. July A. POLLOCK, Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
CROCERIES.

.GOAP--A fine assortment of Soap on k) hand and for sale by
 Aug IS VIM. JCsNES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
Little Rock. August g, 1860.
State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

t,',' ,,. 5:;'.,. 4: 4: n'.',s,' ,sn, for Account OY Order of the Court of Equity in this
 ID case, notice is hereby given to Stephen Nor ris Thomas Norris, Nancy Stidham, and Eliza bea Nash, if they be living, or their next of kin or Representatives, if they be deau, and all other persas claiming to be distributes of Mary White, late q, Edge6ed District, who died iutestate, to presen and prove their claims before the Court Of Equtypr Edgeield District, within three months from Republication hereof, pain of being barred from any share in the estate of said intestate. z. w. GRANVILLE, c. E. E. D. Comm't Oifice Aug. 9, 1860 3m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
DN IHt UUNtrIlOT:
 SAMUEL M. WEAVER, Sec'y cf S,ate

Description.-Thesa said Coleman Bush is about 23 years old feet, 10 or Il inches high, weighs about TO or lS0 pounds; dark complexion; black hair and large black eyes; rather d down look, with high cheek bones, and speaks as though his mouth was full. Gj IL is reported that the widow has offered re-
 ward of S550 in addition to the reward offered by the Governor. t Aug Is, 1860. 3w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
Land for Sale.

AMESSHERRY offers for sale a tract v of iandsying near the city of Little Rock, containing olNcres, described as north half north west quarter, sction 3l township north, range twelve west. Aug 2S, 1860. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
WHISKY

WHISKY HO BRLS. Babbitt, Good S Co.,, best OO Recufed Whisky; 40 brls. Pure Tennessee White Whisky; !" Old Bourbon Whisky; '" Monongehala :" 5 " Rye |" 5 [" Sweet Malaga Wine; , l" American Brandy; , l, brls do; '' s {. 5L Old Porte Wine; ? brs. Pure Cider Vinegar. Just received and for sale by Aug II FIELD X DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15

Dissolution of Partnership. THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex- \ sting between John Zeiller, Arlof Damhert and Peter Hotze, doing business under the name and style of Peter Hotze Co.,, is dissolved by mutual consent.
 The business will be continued by Mir. Pete Hotze alone, who will pay all claims against the late firm and is authorized to collect all claims due the same J. ZEILLEE,
 A. DALMBERT,
 F. HOTZE. ;4+I, ISE0
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15

GROCERIES CUGAR, Coffee, Molasses, Floup p Indigo. Starch. Candles, Tea and al sc a half barrel Golden Syrup, all be How for cash by M Aug IS WY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
Proclamation by the Governor-$20C
 Reward.

Reward.
 N HEREAS it has been made known w to the Governor, that on the 2d day of August, 1860, in Jefferson county, in the State of Arkansas, Coleman Bush, murdered FRANCs OwENSBY, and has escaped from custody andi is now running at large.
 THEREFORE, l, ELIAS N. CONWAY, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the author ity in me vested by law, do hereby offer reward of two hundred dollars for the arrest and de. livery of the said Coleman Bush, to the sheriff of Jefferson county, Arkansas, in order that justice may be had, and the laws executed,
 ia Testimony WhereQf, have hereunto set my
 hand and caused the seal of the State of l.. sl Arkansas to be affixed at Little Rock, this
 18th day of August, A. D. 1860.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
R,mascay Negroes.
S2oo REwARDl Sson the Murcererti

Stop the uufCerers! nN SATURDAY.. Juno 16th, >Ax NJ fs6a, Mir. William Standlcy. hs- ing about miles south of Hickory A& Plains, Prairie county. was hrusally mar- SS1HF1 dercd by his slave. Jen Said negro N immediately fed He is bright ma- .SN lat;o, has an Indian appearance; feet xk iu inches high; spare built; read has blctehes on hls cheeks. When he left he had bar oi iron, attached to his ankle, and had marks of lately being whipped: weighs about IS5 pounds. about as wears old.
 The above reward rill be paid for the aYprchen' sion of said negro.
 It is supposed that he has made his way to the Indian country or to free State, Address
 ELIZABETH STANDLEY. Angus. g. ls60. If, Hiesnes P'siHs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
Great Chance for Bargain if Application

is made soon THE subscriber. living on kMCN 1 the Pine Bufroad, 2 miles be- 4 Sow Little Rock offers his place for 4E sale together Eith the stock ar.i growing crop The place contains about 90 acres. 610 acres of which is Arx1ass bottom land of the first quality of cot ton land There is the rise of 100 acres under good ience, most of which is now in a hirh state of cultivation There is good dwelling house and necessary out houses on the place For further Esrsicsars cali the premises or address the sub seribes al Little Rock
 JOHN QUINDLEY. r. : There is 500 acres adjoining which can be purchased if desired Ssnt $. lSsa st
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15

Berea Grindstones. OO CELEBRATED Berea Grindstones, CO received and for sale by Aug II FIELD & DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
Musical Instruments

GUITARS. BANJOS, Violins. Stage N Horns. etc, . new supply, just received by
 JNO. E. REARDoN. Sept. l, 1880. Bookseller. etc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
Bacon, Bacon,

Bacon, Bacon, POOO LBS. Clear Side Bacon; OOOO 5000 lbs Canvass Sugar Cured Hams ,500 |" Shoulders. For sale for cash by July B GEO. S.. MORRISON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15

A Word to my Friends. | WOULD request my customers who 1 are indebted to me either by note or account to come forward and settle as am compelled to have money. "A word to the wise," etc., etc.
 ALBERT COHEN, July 20th, 1860. ct Henry's Store.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
Hon. R. W. Johnson's Speech on the Homestead Bill

This speech is now being extensivelYi.cir- cuisted at the North as campaign docu- ment against the black republicans, whose aims and objects, in their course upon the homestead bill, Mr. Johnson exposes with masterly hand 8a
 We could lay before our readers numer- ous highly flattering notices from different sections of the country, but our space will only permit us to give the following, which we extract from the Washington Consti- tuition:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
Jailer's Notice.

May 26. 1860. If.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15
N O T I C E. !.
LAND OFFICE, LITTLE Rocx, ARK

Aug II. 1860. Ct Cost of adv. sll
, 1860-10-18
That COUNCIL MEETING.


The Council Chamber WAS lighted Oh Tues
Jay evening, aid several Republican Alder.
1nea who Lad n3s becn notified Of nuy meeting
were attracted to the Court House hg The
unexpected display. Seven or eight Demo
cratir n:.ntcEs were present, as il by mutual
understanding. II 1oswer TO a question pro.
pounded to the City Clerk, whether there was
10 be meeting If the Council during the
evening, that officer replied that it was $50
supposed We madc scvtral Intellectual III
tenpts 70 arrive ut more detinitc understand
ing Of tic t!1icg, but nobody Appeared to
know what was oa tie carpet-at least those
who did know werc very close nlouthed- It
t7anspired yesterday that tho meeting was
called by tHo Democratic Aldermen for the
purpose Of multiplying tho voting places in
The South Division. These tunctionar'es were
very sparins III their. Issue Of notices to the
Board, aud in one or two instances they tried
to make it condition preccde ent to the setring
Of notice ca Republican nembers that they
should vote for IN additional number Of cleo
tion dist.ictsl
Il strikes US That this tomfoolsry has been
carried on almost long enough. We do not
apprelena that aay action taken at special
meeting Of the CorAcl where only one bali
Of the members ase notified, would be legal,
but VIC arc not blind TO the fact that it might
be- tonstra1.d as legal "unti' afte1 election y
We take this occasion to notify the wou!d-be
nwindlers that the fruits Of their scheme are
not to be tasted this year. They can create a
storm, bu! they cannot double their rotes By
the process Of doubling tho voting places
net this tiMrl
, 1860-10-18

tbs Tines aud lKeraiL calls upon us for the
name Of or correspondent. "Denocrd.," who,
in letter printed in the IREss ASp TRIBUNE
few days ago, commen.d on the alleged re-
fusal Of tic ,rs.2ristor Of the 7. and H. to p r
mil j. n. Siiea!laa to edit tho .SMle Reyist+T
during the campaign. We do not know tho
author o. tho article; but presume it WIS
written by SHERLOCK, book seller, Dearborn
street. by WHOM 1t vas brought to this cfi.e,
and its insertion requested. He is Demo-
crat III god sta:nlsus, and II, doubt mile to
.,uGnd his OWN eaa>e. Tna uo3t ohj=csion-
able adj iec:iv.s in lis letter were stricken out
lc;oro it was nut Into the printers har'ls; but
be:oud t;lesc tEasures 10 alteration was
made IL the Times and Herald satisfied?
We Lave com moliea with cllr u.ig''bors re.
quest; now will he answer the questions put
to him by the pIsl.~s AND TRIBUNE on Monaay,
ind repeated Oh Wednesday? We append
them;
Will you A*swkEs-The denial Of certain
alfcs s2tippe ef uura ev 'hc 1insx dad HfFd!d
,ln,ount. 10 nothing We Tx the recognized
rdlior Of th4t PAPER t''esp GueStlehs:
Have you not, vi:h!a the Lar: 1raDth, had an
iutecriew viii: Johu Wen,worth, during which
The ppAt;bi'ity Of dc:eusipg 1ha Republican;
county ,lrtet '=.:4 hirc...s=i {: sou n:.d t::n !
Yea, or Nc.
Did gou not 'n-ra Metropolitan Hail on Fri.
.iAr evening, on q. abaut the same time thns
John Wcu.wnr.h left, and did not you and he
confer together after tEls 1arcsing *as over
Yes. or No.
". make no f:-tse charges egainss any man
Let the editor Of tue 7SHats and Htr1td aGsNer,
, 1860-10-18
The Ground swell.

a nor-political friend In one Of the rnral dis
tricta af Peuusylsauia writes III in the course
Of business letter. rs follows:
"PenusyiEunia has spoken decisire]y In her
late elec:lou. This politicians of the nepubl,-
caa party itself are astpunded ut the result
The victory is 60 great because the t,topss
achieved it, independently Of the politici1na.
amopg the people, Thousands who heretofore
did nothing more &ban merely vote, went among
their friends End neighbora, aud talked earnest
Iy with them over the great Issues of tue day.
There is determination IN the minds Of these
men to mike them.elres felt, that was pcrcr
known before Dfptad vpon it. I.nasstsaaia
ali l< oppo.itiou cen.bined.'-N. J. Tribune,
, 1860-10-18

Bran HAL ana f0FtF21t N<eFYs
Our ci,lx.ns have source Of just pride in The
new Music 1Ixll finished the present sea On BY
our cnserprisins. and liberal fellow citizen
Thomas u. BfJan, Esq. Not only are The pro
portions and style Of the structure snd its
audience rooms Of the highest e]ass, and such
4. few cities poassss. bat the taste aud means
Of the proprietor hare secured for their interior
added and accessory features Of great interest
and value, in the noble Portrait Gallery. The
following from Mr.. Bryan explains itself, and
contera fresh obligations upon our cisizena:
Citizens, With friends from abroad, daily seek
admission to Bryan Halt, and finding the doors
locked, some turn AWAY disappointed. whilst
others come up to the Office. and in same cases
tender pay for entrance, that they may show
The .haa and rictures to their friends. This
renaers it proper for nc TO Say that cordially
unite with c,tiz.ns In desiring 10 Rratify
Stranger, aud contribute 10 their favorab!e i'm
| pressiona Of CnlcAko, m during the day time,
{tho Hall being uuoccupiedl. grataitous adnis-
sion il cheerlutly granted 10 al who apply at
| The Office.
The paintings now in the main audience
room are:
IT. "frant,ln before Loa,a XVI uskas .he e,aims
| TIT Amr4sean Colonies" T,1s teans The e,!x!n:
picture for which, 1t Tbs Worlds Exhibition In fasi
In 1855, lsu.s Napoleon awarded tie gold medal. n
medal Gan be seen OF request II ths oh1ee-
H. .Nebs:er IN Reply to HaJDe In the United stssn
| senate;~ being shs original stuty fsua which ta
Faasnl Hall pletu1e xas paintad.
| Sd A e1mplete series Of fzeAde1tlA pozt0lh, mast
FROM Mt N painted by Hesty. who !snow eonui'
konsd BY osnEseaa 70 palnt Ike se1tea Tor ii
! Executive Laraloa-
The pirate gallery IN the front building: (21
fal portraits, from life, By Healy, Of Webster
Ca1, Calhoun, Prescott, Story, Abbott Law
renee. James aud Philip Barbour, Everett
Douglas, Mclean, Fremont, George Peabody
&c. xc..6:. Yours truly,
Tics. y. BRIAN,
, 1860-10-18

Summons was yesterday served upon Oscar
F. Lowe Of New York city, at the instance Of
the State Of Illinois, to appear and auswer to a
count Of portion Of tbs fraudu!cntly funded
canal scrip. II appesss, If we are correctly IT,
formed, that the bogus bonds issued in tho
name cf zone Peter U'StrauR," were sold 10
the S.ate By Lii. Iowa, and that he rereircd tue
money on IT, N. We presume tho legal pro-
ceedines in the case will trace 1hese touda back
to Their origin. The DANA 3es laid are 300 0o0.
Mr. Lowe is at prc.eat tke guest Of c1-GoF.
Mnttesou. .-SpTtagfetS sonr.
, 1860-10-18
ANOTHER ptku-sLAyEKY FIZzLE.
Don r1orriaon and Col. Nfebardxon
Ia psrAtrac t;ff3~-An HxfcuAltc StAT-
fnr NJ t4ufx1G.


rsAtr,k t:Irr, Nrp '"nuyl Co.. Ill.,, Od, II, lsGo,
Numerous hand5ilIa hAd announced tha: on
thc 1s;h last. 2tie Democracy would rally ut
Prairie City, tha. then ard there Col Eichard-
non and lion Morrison would ad3reas the multi
tudc. Old Line Wings we're especially invitedt 10
attend. lion. II. Yates nad Capt. Trcntiss had
delivered addresses 0t ills place on the 2ad
inst. The weather op that occasion was bad
mud knce dcep-but neither clouds nor muddy
roads could keep the people at homo. They
turncd Out ia this stronghold Of Democracy
large and enthusiastic crowd. One wagon Of
2s ladies' und 33 couple on horseasek were
among the attractive ieatnres of the ocess'on.
70 beat this Ncpuhlican rally IVES 3ee
earnest 4esire of.as pougIas Democracy The
fsith5ul faithfully drummeJ. Wise heads met
ia solemn counsel Democratic resources we're
il active request. The day came, beautiful AID
fir, Col. Richardson cams-Don Aorrsso1
came, but ah!
"rhc hs.tasd *:heme.sf na:ce aad meu
on EaaE tsler.
The people were not "thas." Only one pro-
cesson came, aud tim: su'sll one. 1t the
speakers stand, goon nttcr the speaking COM
menced, . careful connt disc!osed thas Demo
csa.s, Republicans, women and children, {in-
f.nts inclade1,| all told, numbered 5eo. The
Republicans had erected pole, from which. in
consequence of tie late victories in Penns5lva.
MIA, Indiana aod Ohio, tho stars acd stripes had
been raiiy floating. Last night some craven,
hearted specimen 0: humanity was gnilty ofths
contemplate meanness Of cutting and carrying
, 1860-10-18

The RECENT McKpEs At 1.rSco1S.-We have
thus far been able to obtain but iew additional
particulars in regard to this horrible af f~ir.
The p.ne Of tbs you hfu1 murderer il Ott, and
he WAS n the time in the euap!oy Q! Mr. On
two children, OFT finished his diabotical work
by st<nlug from his employer 81 goo in money,
wi.h which rs decamped. Large rewards are
offered for his capture. which 70 bop will be
r1e, div schjeye1.-SAs Journal
, 1860-10-18
Hr0greAR Of tho Slave Trade.

On the % inst. the Spanish var steamer Ncp-
tune, and the var schooner Luisa Franciscn,
entered this harbor, harjng 537 Africans on
board s.id tn hare been ,aktn from the Ameri.
can eseamer City Of Norfolk, whch b had got
aground on The reef ncar Cardenas. having pre-
r1ous to her capture landed some thres OF four
hundred Africsus l hear thus morning from a
IT en- who lives In the country, that an armed
SLAYER, With fourteen hundred Africana, il ex.
peete to arrive shortly on the north side o{
this islaud. .--Hdrdn1 Cor. n. +. 1Smtt.
, 1860-10-18

We Gre authorized 10 announce that our dis-
t!ngu;slcd sea:.tor, Hon. LYMAN TnrNBrL4
than wuon no n,aa living has 4 stronger hold
ueoa The Republicans Of Chicago will speak
oa Saturday eveairg ncxt at tue Nigwam.
H. will b. sreei.l by I'll oyeri1o~ing house.
Senator Trurobuli will also speak as Blue
Island on Monday, tho cd inst. Let cur
friends make isa:neliatc arrangements for get
ftpu clJr n }5yga c+1Utl
, 1860-10-18


ICoresrondc. &C Of tic rics. AID Tt5urc-l
The undersigned Teachers, residents Of tho
southern portion Of Cook County. wishing to
promote the cauze Of popular education, re-
spectfpsly invite tho teachers, school officers,
aud other fr:enda Of education, 10 meet with
them in Convention, to b. holden in the Pub
lie School House in Blue Island. en- Saturday,
the eth day Of October, 1T = o'clock r. II.
The following, amcng other propositions.
will le submitted to the consideration Of the
Convention:
lst. The forming of M association If Teach
css aud others interested in cur Public Schools,
for mutual Improvement
ed. The holding Of seriea Of Educational
meetings in the different tonns, with riew Of
awakening greater interes: in our public
schools. i.
Sd. To take measures for holding Teaehers'
Institute -4t such time and place rs shall best
accommodate the teachers Of our vicinity.
Il Is earnestly hoped that a!l the teaehe:g aud
others favorable to The cause, will 10 present
1:d take rsrt in the proceedings.
5slss ' i.mrssS. Worth.
ALBERT kEooNE,
f.. III. JARRETT, Like.
o. F. Kupp, Bremen.
G. +. EoDp1S0. Pelce.
IL. ALExASDEn, 0sla1d.
, 1860-10-18
From Warrington.
fspee!al Diapatch to the y. Y. Tsibunc.J
NAsu1xoros, Monday, SEPT. Is, 165

r1E TnoCHLE5 OF rue DENaCRACr.
Coz. John Letcher passed through this city
to-day en- route for Richmond. lie says that
the Democracy hare b;ousht nil their ca!anities
fraud and force in Kansas, with the Lecomptcn
swiud1e. hare done their perfect ~o.k. The
lenders hasing teen fa1se to tho understanding
upon which they were elected, the people utterly
rcpudiate then. For years back o1ieisl De-
mocracy has been 50 much synopomous with
as to old party traditions and doctrines, TINT
tho name has lost izs charm.
, 1860-10-18

Tie powerful au convincing speech Of the
Hon. Owen L1stj, y at tic Wigwam on Mon
day cyea:r; vii, DO l;und elsewhere in this
naper. 1t is aa excellent documeu, for Demo-
Gratis, and re hope noac OF that persuasion
will tait to ryaia it,
, 1860-10-18

S41n Galloway ut ElEtu.
Hon. Sam. Galloway, Of Ohio, one Of the bes:
stump speakers III tho United States, will ID.
dr,s. Republican ,uass meeting nj ElEta to-
.1ay. Mr. G3l:o~ay speaks ct To!ono, Chsm-
paiRu COUNTY, to tno:ro~.
, 1860-10-18

fS8- The following letter expresses our opin~
ion. md va adeise ercry honsckceper to 60 to
No. kingsbury Block, and see the owner:
unsorr 4 MIIwArK r NAftwAI oUtck
DK1Ka,1, Mich, Jelly q. lsfo.
We hare had Mr. Dradstreets Patent Wealth
er Strips, in use upon our passenger ana pag,
gage car doora since last October, a1a uaa
them very sesyiceable for keeping out dnst and
sparks, Iut more particularly SNOW In the VIM
Ter months Is it cannot get behind the doors to
jam Them. W.K. Nr1R. Gen. Supt.
CRlcKtT.-The 6r1t match Of the season waa
played on Tuesday between The Prairie and
Chicsgo CIubs. resulting in favor Of the former,
in ono innings md 81 runs 10 spAre-Head
making CT Of Of lis own bat. The following is
The score:
Prairie Club, 1st TrntDgs... 167
Chic. Club, 1st Inninga..
DO do ID do ............ ..52-l1s
, 1860-10-18

We are Obliged to omit The lit Of ANNOUNCE
ncnts for Republican mass meetings two ds5s
in each week while onr ws,k'y edition Is being
printed. Ou- frienda in the country will un-
derstand that the {ai ure TO see the lit in each
Issue OF the pGsss AND TRIBUNE does not imply
nuy ch4nge in thr aauouncttneut6-
, 1860-10-18

Edltof1 1fess Ed iflbtnt-
In your report Of the North Market HILL Mis-
sion Sabba.h School expenditures, Jou stated
that xG95 was dispensed as chs1ity- Ion
should hays said $6os.0o. Charity covers
multitude Of sins, and We therefore forgive Tou
Tor covering up our charities, whs!e Ct The same
time we desire 10 have 1t corrected, for the rea*
son that our good folks will thiak, when called
upon for charity in this direction, that those
figures Of you-s, aud not ours, must be the in
dsx to guide their action, and that would nat
be remembering the poor" and "lending t.
The Lord" as the necessities Of she case re-
quire, i.
Tbs correction fnFniehes The opportunity to
call attention to the above sum Of nearly seven
hundred dollars disbnrsed through one Of our
Mission Sunday Schools, in charities well and
directly bestowed in its iuuedia'e neighbor'
hood. Il growing favor and increased succees
is attending this mode Of aiding the worthy and
suffering poor, who are reached, mud their ne
ccssiIes relieved without wsste, without en-.
couraging ;d1encss aud paying no premium on
mendicancy.
, 1860-10-18

Loxo LookkD FOB, CoxE AT LAsr.-1t is said
that Htsbop Whitebou.c and his family are e1-
pccted in Chicago this week.
, 1860-10-18

Great Ma%s TIcctin:. nj La *allc.
Hon. Thos. Ccrwin speaks at La :Sa!ls en-
Tuesdny ne1:, Ust. ::3.. Preparations are On
foot 10 nuke this cnc Ct the largest turn outs Of
the campaign.
, 1860-10-18

Hon. IL. e. Scbcnck in Cumberland
County.
The appointments for Hon. Il. G. sche1ck
and Hon. D:pn piatt, Ct Ohio, 1t Marshall
Clark COUNTY, ca the 1st Of November, has
beop c:aar ged to GIcoarP, Cur1bctlaud County,
tue same dar.
, 1860-10-18
THE CITY.

~" The attention oflandords in The villages
named thsrrin, is aaksd to on advertisement,
"lIorse Wanted" in this days paper.
, 1860-10-18

NEw Booss.--" Cousin Harry" By Hrs
Grey. mad "Casni1le, BY Alexander naznaa, Is.,
just pub'ished by T. B, Peterson 4 Bros, aad
for sale BY McSal1y & Co., 81 Dearbon street.
, 1860-10-18

BUILDING IxrRoyEAESrs.--Tleo old Stable on
the corner Of the alley on Dearborn street, be-
twetn Washington end Madison streets, ia be-
ing torn down to be replaced by substantial
bug;neFS block.