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, 1860-11-29
sl&)l'd.LAS DEMOCRATS.

III. ana llmity will which the I}'N:33 -
:,rnrn.ra..v lit iln' FIRE Sfatrs Unit" with
the l:.,,.}.';r1Ys ~ condemnation II tx
,.u,r.,. - liz. Se:t~s1';;.s-ts vi III" :'nu,:
<hc,.l, really nrr:1si"s 70 SURPRISE. f1':.l
:;,t, .:.t. ii; the repeal nl'1lc MISSOURI COM
,.ru.,4;-t. IT, IL The struggle in Congress t''rT
.lu. I,,n,..n1l Constitution. AMI the cn.l'-
tiai.t,, 1T Isi4;,ul. III III. <luc:ril:: III 'i-
.rirs.l; I'.si+in:;n1,. Ns. Do"=;as really h::'!
,a,:,r:y II The N..:1l. Ills 1ini!:nelli11 :
stand i'll the Senate and tctDrr the cuun1.. :
il, opposition IL that ,nonstrous -c!rns' f r
forcing slavery illl, Kansas, and Ills >,1i't;''
,,,,.It declaration 1isat. wl,a;t,r. nigh. la'
,l,r 4l,4';Ei"n Of Il" supreme t'nurt t'n tla
~u!.r.1, ,ll. people Of Territory had IT,,
ri.l,, ~ kcr:, slavery nit Of it. rallied
,r.t.nn. him Il s1r,}l= party. and IL ,lIc:''
,a.t>. and these alone, he j. 'u.lehtet! i'r
wIa,-ycr Of sirrn.1h" tlr recent t:itt tio,l
s@,uw,;. him 10 1,c possessed o'. Between
tie Republicans aud the Douglas lnc., y,
,ht: frt~ Stairs HERE w:ls really no a::'t:'
..ut, rs IL tine IN! to he accomplished
E:n..I @oll"it IL preserve The ::ecuo!n q!
the TcrrltDrics--s::cii desire! ilic rc>trit'-
,i,,n Of Slavery IL lis present limits. Tl"::'
differed merely lis I" the h'of'r of ,'ccf'n'-
plis!lin. ali ol,jcc, desirable alike ID both.
The Republicans were in favor Of cali''o:;:-
,ns Congressional prt'lliti'h'n-i!'s Doug
las men preferred rcsorting to un1cic,ldly
lerislation. The end 10 he arrived AT wits
The samc. The Southern Democracy un-
slcrstot,d this fact perfectly. Many Of thc;r
leaders declared "unfricntliy legislation W
70 be much more Objectionable than Eon-
ercssional'prohibition. They even raised
he question Of denying the representa-
4ives Of TINT doctrine the right to Sent IN
*.,,c Democratic Convention at Charleston
T1cy were finally admitted, but i r.. Nas'
only for the purpose Of formally dissois1ng
a1l poli,ica, a'ions>Tith them. Some
.aid and doubtless believed, that the Dr"
1uocrxtic party WIS rent i'll twain upon HI
, 1860-11-29

ST JoscFu. Eerritn Co.. Mich E..s :s:, 1=:u.
Editors Chicago Trlbu,.':
isrsc black s,reauL-alt sel."nrr =,.;.,ss Il
To ne ioaa.r' viii. ,.c tsrru the f,ct ;h,: t,.:.
beach Is lined will that ';Et! If -rai:,, II c.
's''"rr eight miles nozth II this ,i.r., -.
Saturday night. Ever, onc on i,,urI pcs!shc.,.
Yesterday, tSun'lay) one man. supposed to h..
one ot til: crew, Heated ashore near l:,, w.
sci. lie was large heavy lsa,,, dark l:,:r Il,
On the little lingcr Of his lett hand = si;yrr
ring part ofa trunk !l,'att.. a.!.orc :,.ayh,,
~. Nay1llan," or "WynaE, Ca,,:..l. West"
lilo vessel ll:4s sonc to liecrs She ,,u.: :: 1..w
f"rcsal and m old ,n;,insaii, bat nuti;:,r s.:
hiie as 20 her rsan,c can lc .;a:,err.. iro.;.
fnr E'fces Of the wreck Us they c,.,..c a,,,o,r.
SIZE stranded on the outer b;sr ami nu ,..rs.,.,
could have gone tn her on account Of tl..
STERN then prevailing. Nj oc.4c l..d lmcn +.
kerup I" +. ~, yesterday Size vas III;
scen until she was fa!lin:, to pieces.
The ;.''oyc il thc s..!sianc.. Of t,,s iu:,: ,,.-
ton received from !. t. Stiles, WIN ,,elrea
take the bt'siy Of the man ont nf the wats:.
tabo'f alluded t".) Yours, Ar.,
MORRISON u CHAIRMAN.
, 1860-11-29
Gbitago l:lbtt11c::
THANKSGIVING: DAY.


Proclamation u! lfa* ks1Ttlcne. s.s.t 1ntt
""'''''
s.1..nll ,t;::> :ucuaaA.s.t ~. weI r,n'n iii
!. -. A. run ,.,i :...:., lu la.e y, st1lesl r.'s
.,,. ,m,d; u,k,,wi,.,yn uf ll..!, .sati,n.!rt.
fur ,,,e ,,.x-n1sax n.uijx-t.,i,... "
IN. t;,t,. b,.m.G,,,,..
~, ,,xa ..,c.;,, r,v,..n1,;7s.. tla,.k.a, "a" t''
-, e.. r,r-.. The Guar
~ '"' e'' ''''" u '"'''- " .h,-,1c,,.,
Ill, Hand 81 i l'fofccl1i'. ~ " 1ee''s 49, ..
,1ur.il, nv.t ,.v. We have tren pTcser'r'' ''''
" -. ,,,;s4, !,a,,. dctalttca otet
,;..s i, IT., ,..tAitut!.' ii lil.''
, 1860-11-29

abstraction. Ii WAS not So however. Inc
| Slavery Irora:a,.tiisls would never 1aSc
..,a~rn4,.l toslle separation, much less have
forced !, ],y their .'wn act, had they not
|;uowu. ,l,at. rr:l.lical]y, the Northern fol-
lowers q; D.,,,.1is Wcrr rs much opposed
10 tl,c extension "f slavery, to The Dred
s,,a, decision. and 10 tl.c rc-oreni,>g Of tlt'
,fri,an slave trade, IL the Republicans.
Tl,e histnry NJ the Convention will sustain
rlr assertion. There Is INT Il genuine all
,nya.e o' the .I,"tril,e Of uniricndty h:.i>-
laeinn in ,hc free States, WIN will n"t
readily r.'1lcedr its tr'1ti,til1n.ss.
Practically, therefore. 1|'r Douglas
Democrats III the FREE States, and the Re
lr,(l:csn party. were in tho s:i'e boat dur
;n- The late contest. They were treated
n:r;;y m,:ch alike l,y the Slavery l'r"ls'-
::a1,,li:.s aud Eecessionis!s. Mr. Douglas
WAS permitted 10 slpak in some "f The
~.ays!:nlA::'. States, hui lie WAS treated
wiz, marked in.1;stity during his Southern
:..::r, w:,lr his vn;r in most of tln'sc States
lid ~; very greatly cxcctsl that Of Mr.
lincoln. And now tllosc men who broke
-, Ike Charleston Convention AMI divided
l1,e Democratic. party hcrau:t line Northern
a,|l,wrrs nI Douglas were u. favor Of prs'-
t.".iin~ t;rclun IN 1ln' Territories.
t:ul,,n,y a,aun. ll,.. conditions under
":lith they will remain in 11lc Cni"n.
~, ;iu1l,i,u.,:l,: Of the tlnt:rilir ln,!i "l
"un,r,.!1y Legislation" anu Congressional
,;s:;,Il,;;inn aud The enactment 0i Il slave
t.'"l.. II. Congress for the protection ii
...lrrry IN Tie Territories. !, is not there
::.rr 'cc.a,lsc Mr.. Lincoln llas lscrll elected
:"s:4c i'rtsi,lcney-tlsut secession il threat
s..r.!; l'u: 1,.ea'!sr bn:ll the Republicans
;:s.l the friends nf elr. Douglas are i'll
;;.Tnr ii I.c":rvir: the Territories III trec-
i M. art opposed 10 extending the AREA os
~':.vc:v. opposed 10 making Slavery
,:'t. ":,!c and Freedom the exception,
..;nn,s;! IL the DIel Scott t}ct'is;on
-. tn rs j: gets towards making the
;;*s:cral Constitution Il .iavery-cxtcndin:g
:-:.:ruE,cn:, opposed :o'a federal slave code
- the Tcrri'*r;cs, and opposed to the re-
n.,pH;n- ui tic African slave trade. Here
::'::: ;':,csits stand upon common gro!lnd.
sud t!.e-c is no reason why they should moi
~ :;i::,::'y rni;c in support Of the Cons,itu-
:i,n @.tl the laws, il defence af the Cn;c!.,
-! !: strengthening the administration O!
.l' Lincoln. pledged as it is 10 sustain both
:ir. i,,nEcr :,;t! 10 maintain tlle Integrity Of
Il: latic:. I've welcome or Douglas friends
., lis work o1 cooperation towards a pa
:. tic end.
, 1860-11-29
Letter from ssOeeusIot.Sl..,



WAsH1sGToS. Mr.. -. 1.':'
Several weeks ago predicted! ,h, l'rt>;.lrut
EHcllan:''l would take ktrun, Cnian ..r.,.and
either i'll special proclamation, OF III lii. r...u-
ir t''ess15c. I'm Thursday last it w::+ .srn4.r-
a;:y understood that Ills annual l1cs>,5t ru1n-
plefe.'' and W to Friday, little tl",r w:s tn,
trrt"11lcd that lle intended, substantially, to
assume the position taken by (;r,ltraf JucA-
son il, lis cclcTat-d Proclamation uf ncccil,-
her. lai.. Ihcrc HAY t'c asierl1 l0il-, and
look fur them, because the U. L. F. il txcrtd-
ingly unwilling that lis relations with Nessrs.
Thompson and Cobb, who are the known at!-
Eor:'iea Of secesslon An resistance, sliulla s,.
disturbed Hc wishes to preserve Iii. Cab;nv;
intact Tor tue three months that re,nai., uf his
official existence The point upon which the
President will probably he silent, will he tl,.;
% cocrci1g a seeding State back into tls
Union. II liz argument il strong and lu.ieal
against the right ol secession it>elI, It will
tlitn depend upon those WHO chuosc to 70 out
whether they will I,nt themselves il. I'LL a,ti-
tlldc IN Interfere witt, tic collection of thr
revenues. Ut open free ports. Tie friends oi'
Nr. buchanan ar.-l. that he clu 10 nothing
without power, and contend that the r,spu:,>l-
bslIty will bc On Congress whether !, Siutc will
pr permitted to revolt, and if revolving,
whether Sue ran be forced tt submit to tic
Inv she llas violated, a1,tl tn tile Cu,fcs,el1,c.
she has deserted. Tic intention OF the S,,:,tl,-
Urn States is undoubtedly to remain in Gun
1:ress until practical secession takes place,
when. Of course, tllr Representatives o: suci,
serett'nS Statos will III uncc retire.
, 1860-11-29

Tie Tro-slaye.y organ i'll 4lcIonouGll
f:'..:y :?!t'1r1s IL w;tl, charming naifctt
..,.:l Dr. Walker has resigned lis seat in the
legislature. and that tilc Governor will be
:" ':::@.; 10 calls, special election. Thu pre-
:. s::u,;it:a Of affairs. IS the public art'
| III, IS this. Mr. S. II. NcCandlcss WIS
.:;.;!y and fairly elected 10 represent McDon-
! 80: county in The Legislature At ,IH'
:!l:.t the returns were presented 10 thu
':,antv Clerk for Ills official action. ii w:S
::h altogether clear which party lad ST.
.susc'' rnuil,,i of the House oi' Rc;,.cscllt.-
:iy.~ III order 10 settle :: portion Of lie
:!..;:''ts wIl;c|, vcxcI thc question
~. tnE:: tlcrk threw nut suf:icic.;.
=::1r~ II: leave N:1strH ftw votes ahead
::!': rI":ruron ;,,:::::lcl him Tho certificate
If ,!ss';:"a. Shortly afterwards j: r;:.s :s-
II: si.lt.: thai Tic Republicans had s4s. /.
:" i::'!i.'r;iy ri The House, Irrespective "''
:i.!'n3";'.l: e'.u:l;:. Mr. McCan;ilcss .a,r
trr::.. Of his intention 10 tt.nteSI Mr. Walk
~ right to the sca1. Whether this no;icr
W: given officially according to the lc3::!
li'r.i> in si!ch eases iaa.le and provided, or
y: ;a'',l:c declaration. we are noi advised,
l!.,r j. it r-Sal;ia! Tut MI Sonacr MAS i.
,':',W1l that 4 contest W:ls certain tn grow
':;;' "f 1llc Illegal procedure. tilan ;Ir
N..IEect',rrw up his certificate, anil cnnIly
.I.,.!.:,l,:;.l If tho Governor 10 order :: new
,.!r..tiuu.
lar lrrei::cstl ir:!,,,l and ,in,.iu:!,inE iM,
.a:rnrc this swintllc challenges !: parallel
III, " i.c:r satl:is!c ef MrDonou.h county.
W s.,s .,,a1>i,c Of Mc!)onna=h county, 1t
c:i:::t' ;llc :.3laI: ;;f that particular division
u .slr State d., furnish i. ease If s'imila:
Il: :,.:.'ry. -Four years ;1Eo i Republican WAS
Il. i'sl 'v :, iair majority vi I'LL the y"ic~
r"~:, IL represent AicDonuuE! in:tl,c Le:i>~
l:i:,rs: w]lcrcu"n the poll-lnk If q Re-
pn',iitan township, tl;n>l,m.l', we lwl:cyrL
w:s il..uwn nut by lllv County Clerk,
III s;:r crriitiG,tc :.wastcl Il the Dcnn,-
:.r.::ir candidate. Tn this orc:sht,. how
g. r, thr House w:.s Democratic, and it did
NJ. 4rt+.,.,e necessary for ttr 1",ysls lncln-
~ :. Ia .rsiea in order to escape The j1,s
rn:~ru,nnrcs Of Il c.,ntt:t f'r tho sect. In
.l,.. ,,:y>cn, instance tlr c]ear purpose n!
IT,: ctn,=,ilale-s has been, .'if~t I" !c' lfl'.
rt::itisa!c away Ir"!a the risllt:ill r!:.ln,-
a;,' AMI s:r1hJ 10 defeat I'LL investigation
W.; ia they ti:;rr H.: face
, 1860-11-29
Important Decision.


s"4'1*@1&FFs'a47
In case before tho Supreme Court ycs.cr-
day 1t Wits decided that n bill Of exchange
drawn BY sumo Of the Free Banks Of this State
va: 20: the act Of the Bank unless signed by
hoth Pres.deat end Cashier. Hitherto the
practice has been for eiGacF 1t these officers to
draw the bill, and the act Aas been legasdrl rs
sufficient, but thc Court decides now TINT it Is
not sufficient. The decision was given fn a
case brought against thu Gosport Bank, ono Of
was protested II New York FIR non-paymcnt,
and returned homo fnr collection. and recovery
was resisted on the ground that it was no! tic
action Of the Bank.
, 1860-11-29

RAILROAD ExTENsloS-Neun understand that
lie :|.ct:1 # IT,: ls,n..hollrrs Of the Kcnnsla
rsasl has ''een III our City viii, ricw to max
ipE arrangements for tile construction Of the
road to Dixon next season. II he can make
such arrangements ns nre desired, it is intend
ed to complete tic road to Dixon by Dccem-
hcr, 1871. furnish it with rolling stock, and SIT
tue cars to running hrtwecn kcnoslln and Dig
on. The agent. Mr. kahcoc!s. of New York, Is
uu.s Ia li.,,osi.a. as expr,seea great cout.
lcnre That this 1aaa wien completed to Dix
On will lie one it the mutt valuable and best
layinEroa1r il, 1:.r Vest lie + gentleman
"f many ycar5 experience in railroads, aud his
Judgment Is more than ordinary reliable iu
tuch matters.-LtockJortl DenoeTut. =
, 1860-11-29

TWENTY A';''e*' or f'e'tsrs S,rfo-:l::: 49,.
As s'E! ~" 1nfil:''ns VI "t.:- Of u. c+ly.,. -.
taTe's s'lH" ara: It = rst!s.a-s1 tar:. Lr:E,. r
1.a:t tr; '''EAE, :r"rt.s If hr.S,t tlr..l,lr.
."- m a:s;Tssat: II tTrrsr niI!sr,- ~: ,!,:,a- :.
r."n'" 1:s' total h'-s by thss .ana:.!. i:.,,.:'.
i'a:!n. Hstle lii t;lur ie:,~,.f,el ward. H.. tr,,
u " "' '''' "''s"1 -t .:r;''rs ,rrsrs' hy T.: Al,
t'~ ac'l: s'F11s viii; hi< se;''alf i,ti, aid .i.,a.
{. .""l 4, his t;fnv, Headaches = II: ,v. walsh a.
n1~ .a"* ia .InlF.
, 1860-11-29
Gartbnldi'A English Volunteers.


NAPLES. Nor. 2. letaa.
am deeply grieyea to lie compelled to xiv.
t'at reports Of the state IF tic Eri:isll Legion.
which, hitherto, from want of ursanzati,:
anu from tue dlsEraceful conduct nf s.,mc It
the members hs> made En.1iSh,ucn renrr:
1l1't they ever came out. While there l,;;~
been great inciiciency i'll the command, trr,.
nave Eeell great escc:scS committed l,y i,t;i-
r'dl1als, anu see nu other Termination than
lh: entire dissolution of thr whole b.u.v.
think. In the iiEst place, flat til: volunteer,
'1'S principle was great mistake. a. it t;crriv-
ed thc officers o! al cn.ny:E.1l,! over their ,1v1,:
anu, i'll the SECOND ll.rr, with"nt amy ,.:
who could he prn7c:ly s:s!c.l officers. wit;,tw
e tEree exceptions, it w:,- iulms=ihlr IL it,
srlsc men, however well tlisl"'srtl. with any
thing liSc respect OF disposition to t,!.,y.-
as told yo: i'll my lust. 1hr humber is .r.t1:-
ally dwint:inx away. $omc are entering 5l:r
artillery, under Coi. Bowling, and u:Ayrs t::r
cavalry Under Col"ncl Furt'r<, wI!c l:,i,:
are loaflng about t:r streets, : .i~eEr.:it to
tfrir ct,t11rry -
, 1860-11-29

Emys:-v.-Hi-:u. :;art.,,.., t.rot,.sr
halle Gl'e. nu. le,;:e " Efs1 nrr., ...;
t!ilhS:'c tara mt i:st |! Ea;:. r: ir.; :...
atshrr knowtn: what it:- Y-.rr a. ..,,r .
:ot'1 with 1hr sirk lt.'.,c.". H.! ant- > IN,
Tat Sa'Ec IL r-a;yt,! Il. r hrf,r.. -
uh4';s'sr-s"u mast T. ran s;'al :;ne.c,;, >,
f'l';:tr.-f'eh: sure NV and ...,r -.t !.
XIV quaFthr- n"l lfv NE tn III. a:.sl d.,,, H. 49,
about Il atRlsr -'
, 1860-11-29

Wisconsin,.

II, oIlcia! returns from "|i hut eight ronn-
lie: f.'ot M a* follows:
li%rs,:i. .S1..>. 11nuc:a.-. "a lei
Hell. III ltrrrkini Il: ::r.-.-.. ~;
l4;"et;n over Donstas 2? 1Gc. Lineoln's ma
;ori'; 1:,:ss.. The eight counties znt officially
rep',del, ure reported tn Giy" Lincoln mn}osi~
ties Of l.:os. and Douglas $40. If sl"tc arc
correct Lincoln l'ca,s Douglas in the State
aYo42
, 1860-11-29

;:snln tile above IL will lie seen that tileeo
was a regular ascent in yaluc. which culmina-
led III 1851. and .c.,ilar decline whic]. brings
lie about where VIC were ~Len VIC startled in
, 1860-11-29


The E.Er cu the question Of i Conetit utional
Convention. has not VT ',ecn officially en1,,-
pared with the vote for members If the Iluust.
Of Representatives. hut The general impression
thai Il has e"s:a carried by s,nall majority.
The Republicans ri, l!liunis certainly have
eI1>t I" Tsi"irt Ncr the result of the election,
iroE' wl.irls they have co,nc nut with largely
inctc:sct A,:inritics I'LL tie popular vote. uycr
The figures 81. co.? years aEo.
The Official ,ot.; I'll rtesil,..,; .: published
4.y thu >:t' .'o"r"l, varies from 1hi gi,.a il,
this larera Il wcc!; Il: 1wn since, only thirty
votes. l.;nc"1ns plurality by our table i:
l]:kat
, 1860-11-29
ssrpubIrrn1,ix11l Among tbs GcrnalA.

sfrpubIlrnNixnt Among tbs Germans.
THERE arr five Wards In Cincinnati mainly
ocrul:rd l'r s;crlnsns. Tile ';Mls<,k,,u Of that
ci';.:rcs the following interesting table, show
in: The :.ra'l.:ai growth Of Republican scnti
ns;lt anlo:= them. II will lie obsers cd that
The formerly eNi*t;u: Democratic majority in
Those W.tnls Of over 4,tO0 votes, has been
-tc:tlly ua;ssersi c:ell year. until, with an an
naaIly increasing Republican minority, it ia a:
1as: completely rtvc'utionizrl. Where for
mcT'y t:,r DEMOCRATS had 4 minority Of j ono,
llnrs tlic Republicans now l.aye :: majority If
l,7:;!}:
, 1860-11-29

III ~ n 'nrTth'" 'ea9arh~ t:,,~ f,a!:r4ro., ,,
"rpFFa 't't" the hap"shecart~A hat.l "a. Mt,,'.
cnn you fe~se NO of m eaactr>" ;. 1,o., -, ''''
.ta sass "ilexcrc'n:Iy." ray. H. !.,,. a. a.
.".1 "'e me esF'"le l'l'. Lasut pm u.- o;,r :,
'eadarhc ~ H.. "t
, 1860-11-29
Ohio.

'fic following il The Official aggregate vote
ofUlin f,r l'rc>ldcn: ut the recent election:
Iinrnl;,. 4%l.G!,l Douglas. 1sss.::Ei
I.rlt ---...-.... l1s.. Brcckinrfd.e.... II. N.5
Smith. III
iincs'!u over Den: Id. 4i.caI: aver all. ea.:csy
Total v,'tc. ~. til.
The following waS tic snir IT Olsin in 1sJ5t:
Fremont lh7.4!ti NE4Ile eu.n.... 1.1.e7i
Fi!!1h4ne. .%.lE
l'rr1n,,nt Hy-r buchanan 1GG53: buchanan arr!
FilinrIyr uycr FrenlHnt. l.. .5GI
, 1860-11-29
Kannaa Relief Clren1ar.

| I
;rn,r,,tat,. mid must lie extended tn man.
noux,ut1s IN Kansas. or that they must rerisl
-rcrjsh hv starration!
| r, nrcycut confusion and delay in forward
luz relief to the suffering there, it Is thought
hes, IL, publish the folowing:
| LIST. Let 1hc, people organize Relief Commit
fer. 10 solr;i and receive money, flour, w,ca.
corn, meal. br:'t,s, l'aron dried ''tcf, dried
| fruit. cl"'hnz tc'otl,cs lnurll worn not worth
tll freight .and plain. substantial material i"1
c1otlains, Dr., We.
FL Tut up in sarks t"ur in 10 H. sac ks pre-
rtr7.rll MSrs or lrr.s, ;l1,tl mark on thc sslt
! ~ follows: IS, e, romcray, for Kansas Re
lcf, Atchison. +. T." and ship 9'y fl.c car load
10 trrurc reduced rates. Arrangements FOL
shipping II: car load have been made with ihr
following railroads: titlcaEu. Burlington anti
Quincy, ST. Louis, Alton and Chicago. Chicago
and Euck 1sland, Illinois Central, Michigan
Central. Michigan Southern aud trsat West
rT''' anal II i expected tha' S'M'laf arrange
1nentS WILL soon be naaae WIN a1l o1hers.
any 'as'nes "lsee1'oae ass'sca INA: nc nao
ny aad'ess'hs 1htlse army. ''eheral e''l'p1ns
AGENT :H l-ahc strec'' Chicago or tl'c I'LL
'lsrs1=n't!.
:'' II: is de''dcd that NIL moneys collected in
III: :'"!i"wes' ny committees and agents fot
la.ih: trt'lgl'"+ DC, he sent TO DE. ''eAi
l-s''''~ vi Gli":t.", WHO will forward I" ten.
l'"tder''y. Chairman of ii'c Rrlir: Committee
III kalSlt, each uf whom will acknowledge,
, 1860-11-29

FsT ""sr,' ESnn'v''.~s:.!.'in:'s r-;s,1.r riI;.
ecftsin eIst FIR Sick Eta.iatl.s lI.iv,. liz ,!.
SsEvan" Esal.eio, CoA1s snc.- and t,r,,tra! brAtE
, 1860-11-29

Property OF 1s.b"atie In tho last Scycn
Tehrs.
There are few fi'ln.> laore suggestive t:,an
sl'r following, which VIC find In the Dubuque
Htt.,N:
\ look into tho City Alscss-r's books for the
last scvsn years. gives one an idea CT The chan
:cs thai have rolled over Dubuque in that
time. The figures e..ow as .,llnws:
, 1860-11-29
rlP1cS

!iTrH Ht '1 II n:s IL: *i!r n: t,ri: owE !::,?cs.
TAIL, 4: j "t ill., h. i :..is:ss1 @nT'4rrp PIG 1r.+-!
~: i'~t ;.~~!t.,t III l''t Ssi!st It ii Nr...i
"r -. :s:: t1. !.:r-:::t rin ~: " ia: r. 7!::.
N"- tt.:s: : u :, Is.:a> Fr.t fr:" 't. T..,-:rs
,; :s - s.s;sss; !l.'.: ~ lHtrFh-: .",':.i@. III.
"!~ :,' y. ii. 80 as1 vi -.4 t!ry uY
:!tt--iiI,l.
, 1860-11-29
TT + r Il y (i'S :, \ F T. S
NEVER FAIL,
SIS HOURS In fl'AaE; FIRE.
READ TIE FOLLOWING; FEs,N
THE FIRE on FRANKLIN STREET.

EHl.SsAt, November II 1s.!
MEs4n: 1IxsElsG 4 r.. II st,se -trrrt:
t;rutlenrn:-ft gives great l".4rc t.. lrf..sm
yl.l Tint air It:f:tISis':1 riTES. tHaNEN,s
SAFE ruErtaa,l fr.,'n y"st i"w stIy r'e l44 jas,
Ea:ic,l tlst.'I The firt Will dc-fT.e .t.'rv
all onr l,oss. !a:rF. aad Money ~ a. : !'a.r If
Ererrrsnl!yn ~ when I.Ht IN tne *ntr. Nur Sn;x
fIEk Then. u:a,<tt It VII. rot got ssL Tor fts7a.
EtMr .I1. ltotk. AF.KE 1''x FlEE t"AaxSctn. Er
clau t.' be.-t',e .saoirio, :str OF III. M.,r:.t"
o. f. FULLER. d CO.
, 1860-11-29
With Senatorial ptktrIcl,

Tn fnliowin. are the official returns for
Scn:4tur in tho Seventh District of 1A1s Stotc,
, 1860-11-29
g.GbhEw% kcINFflR.

!: ::tr r,':liI'.rie rctu4na vi Massachusetts, Tast
W Isl ~. The population IN ss;s} WIS a'.-
81: ste.iss HI Increase Of II per cent, Or u
pr" c.u'. Ic:= thru the ilc:ca>e during the l'rc
vi IT, tra year, from 1910 to lS,0. The f;.!low-
H.. !. ti -, ;:l.:in cE some oc the principle
ei':'':: Boston l.1,9c22, Charlcslown 25,U''5.
Lo"eil ::;i,Is. Cambridge "A la, Ncv Bedford
:..:Gi. Iauniou i3:;S, Salem :1@2,55ti, srrin:.-
ar:: l5,32, :n,oxbury u, 137. Dorchester :'.7G?.
ta.l i.iyrr II, ,Uat.
t:s-rs Or Men JEnsrT.- ~ popu'atiou Of
" Je::ry is s1a'.uf;. Tie poptlS: iot in l$H'
W. ! "aa;. ',cin- II: Increase Of III ,0J.. Scw
.'~e: ":' lose l"'lt:, and me-: gain one, men,.
ia VI ts.uc!cs..
.:Ns1-- i: .H1culGAS:-Thc census Of Mich
:2.'.l returns 4 population OF si?,9;3, btinS
il" l::t,a@an! less ,]an Wisconsin. In 1870
II ;s:::::: ,su:aiz1vsl :39s,c.i; increase in ten
yc..z ''.::;l or ac:s:y dogh'c ,sl1at il was il.
IL
':%si:; Or KA>>ss,-Thc population Of Kan
> o.: .Iie I.:st OF .:uEc was :o9, No Iar!
s.: IL" Fixes re..'l country was embraced in
tn E:.l:sas cci.s,,s. The Democratic party in
n Sif-s iF4H@FA ~ HA1l!ll hi1t:lS ltIIn INt
G..:os, May, or the prr.cnsc If inst1lic.ri,-
- =. l'l'sia:i"n-:hr requisite number i"ite.
" a. Al 1l.c very Time This objection was
; l.: .,'c kausas contained 1000 more 1lGn the
r.: Vie humber. What will bc the next pre-
's'-: for Srcp'n= her yet longer ont Of tlc
r':inn:
Por'Lar1nS "f CHAELE$Tos.-TIis city, ar
II ;:na;;,n If 1n,1n, "f wl,ona ::s::,::;;3: AFT
Whites. l:;,tat: slaves. an :s.:.7 trcc cniured-
Compared with The t.,,-s If 1850 His il al,
iors,s. uf ssh aid : sirert,Sa III the slave
:r,l;a:inn Of :..E.,;. and !: decrease ug 1S4 in
IT, f:,.' .,nrti. Dt7rr:sc in 1etal population
in IT,. arS. :!.s:c'.
tniNcCl1cut.
Tl!s. official :'S;.,;rcgslc >"! If Gnn,,er,icut
:tas IS trllnNr:
l.fne4'n. u 10 RrcclSurid
i:'l1.-............ l.+Sj i1on::la- !5.5:2
rn.lc:,. .l;. l. B)., 1.ss2
Lincoln oscr Dnu.la- 2a,270: ovrr Ill
..l.75T The total vct~ Is {. s..:3a3, :a3 which is
'!,0n les 1l,an -" ..ul,crnstoral VOTE last
*,,rln., and 5000 less ti,au ~. Presidential
,n.. IN ;Sa The falling olr is mostly ~::l the
nvmncr;:t>. rs lin. .:!n stands 2,0T higher than
s'r..4.*.!, and only eco ,e>s :lsan t;oy. Bulk
l. iug}:a1E.
, 1860-11-29

+: PEORIA Cry ELxc11oS.-The Democracy OF
!. Tcoria carried .hs city at the municipal c1ce~
:tfan ltad on Mondsv, clecting William 4. vii.
lard Mayor by 3ss majority, and The rest Of the
ticket by about the slime.
, 1860-11-29

The Banner DfStr1et.
The Second Congressional District Of Wis
cons.n {Cad. Vashburuc's) gives lIanchctt, the
Republican candidate Is, ,o22 r,asority.
, 1860-11-29

Lincoln. ::,,aiority yer Ill 4.fS1;.
II 1>ai kGelf;'!a.t's : majority oyer Fremont
was 9,1f4.
w II: nna'l' YET tu =lsc He t.'ii;::t-ll vnte
for Guvr:,:"r a:l:l L;snt. Governor, from tls'
f't tin. Tic returns for tli.,sc officers are d-
Freed to and tanv,ss.1l by tilt. Ec. islaturt.
Tie figures. however. though q little larger,
will ,.'; IL. materially different from ,'lose for
other S;ate ot1i.-rs. Tin. official footing. for
th.sc att IL It,iiu1-:
, 1860-11-29

Tic A',uye Safe In. sec tll- ~ it came :;nn1 t3
Fire. ta :ront uf storc whr-t thc lar:e. as,nr,.
mcnt IT Fire and 'ronf :'als+ Il II" Vert ran
always he f.,sl1l- ALL. s.e. .ioart Sa4t.s yat l,t
link t.'cta. e. HE::i:ISl; 4 60
no.t!:, ln.d,,:, - sta:s .:r.v,
, 1860-11-29

'E'r"' '-'": -. :;:r !',i::i;.s s'rrt:, r:!::.rl
i:..::'~. i;.:'> Itt. .in;sh 80: N.:, -. t.;.s.
~ !:.t 'r'::ii-. L. l.liF- ii b.. t,. yard: In
:'7''id i: siH.l ',r' ST.. .u l., III. .ari rr..e
"Gs t:s. =. :!.. sf.t ,..:::.::I I'll. .i I:-
trhif: s--t.i ltu;.. Ic..I..: t'rsa-, l.i" E-.:.
l.! t'lnt s, az :, r:::. t'H'!.tn t,ntE- ;4r
" @:;.!s - i5:i:l.! - "'' v~-.r, l.'r tu.i.;-. VII
t" E'. I: G1':'t t-,F.:-r. :n; 1T: r. ;11t
=. ~ ~ i:". 'F' .s:' !:. -tnls int ..I.,l IL.
II; "!is!- t'.. ~ vi" f:r,s- r.. II. -t,i,. ~,
ttr's -. 'Iur t>:t.~ ittu:n- isu.s.. III + a,.
:~iu-s taIr:: !!!"r- rrri;:I:: ~ Fi,t.tt> Ir..- Ill
f,'. - f >s:~. f-'k iu!.r, :.i t:s..k.i. :.s.au
tfr!- .'.,t :.s>-r;1 ~