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, 1860-09-18

We are il recetp: Of Pixies Peak exchanges
to tho 5&h inst The mining aews is Of not much
impcr ance, and new leads. some represented to
be v.lu .be. are constantly beng discovered.
The Daily kuen;ng Nts',: {Denver,) gives ,hs
shi ,ments Of gold ty The Express Company for
tho mouth Of August, in the aggregate atnount-
ing Ia {e3,s15. This does not include the
amount IN the hsnds Of passengers aad o,htr
private convey apces. Tie AeHs thinks, If it
could be nscertaiDed. thu: it wuu!d probably
foot up s4N.0oo for The mr1sh:
There have been no fresh 1odian depredations,
but the wAite navages are doing al immense
and entire "corral!s" are emptied. There
SEEN. to l,e = regularly organized ba2d. acd
the excitement is raun'ng very high, and in two
instancea, summary punishment irAtcted. Tho
Gsvs SAYS:
From ,ecert reports, r1ets3 well authe nttca-
ted, 1t stems that 4. G. Ford. who started down
~ 4 passenger for The Statea ia yesterday NOR.
uiuR's COACH, Was tEkeu from the s:Age when Z
few miles from the city, BY q band Of arzned
men, and has net sincs been seep- Rumora are
current On lbs ttfeet that he WAS sumnsrily
disposed Of. but we have net yet been able to
tEace any one Of them 10 q clearly aptheutc
soufce. We understand that recent develop
ments pointed to Mr. Ford as the P1egdens Of
the 1orse thief gang, and tbs presumption ia
that be was taken on that ci*Tge, but how dis.
| posed OF, or where conveyed, We 1ook upon as
> matter Of uneertainty. The thousand rumors
| Of Lis being found. fade away, or IRE con,radtc
tod whenever M attempt il made 10 trace then
| to 4 source. We expect 10 be able to give par
| ticulara ere long.
4 man also By the nAme Of John Shear. WIN
| had bean =" spotted II horse thief, xaa fount
early one mtralng hanging By rops TO t4'
! Limb of Tree, dead. An ,1qoeet faalsd 10 eiicl
| who pe1peu2,ed it, hut il was quietly aud II
ctssfully executed. From the excitement :ha
appears to prevail, We should not wonder
s:raugula:ioa did not get to he an epidemi
| amunx INIT eu!srpr,sing c6ss ct cs1izsnB VII,
l.af, murder and steat.-S&. Loun R:putlic1n-
, 1860-09-18

Ift4T lbs y. i. lnbuEes 11L1I0Aysl
At the meeting Of the UouSl:s State Commit
rrrard 10 tua,oa. Abandoning, By vote OF
u &. tue ptgoti -tions wbi:h Mr. Zen. " God en-
ard into With tic Green Committee last week,
tbry proceeded u treat with 4 uea orRan:xs''or,
called .be Volunteer Democratic Association.
comprising 2. it in n'id. ,h= htav3 cosan.:scsA
Wiipon G. uupt, Alexander HuEcsn, aud Aoees
Ts1 loy, men who turnieh The eiuews q was. and
tfe lht if pxy in Sou'hern trade. With 1bete
men and rorevs. for Which anywhere tror hsS
IA eiuht { ec,o:s are to be pals, t~G Of 'h:ul
he,nr taken frcun the Bel! Evtrett zen, asd all
bsiuc pl,df ICED to Dous La pre- 'i.ely u The rune
Wv ia; ,he rat Of the 'lcket is, tue Douglhs
Ir.ters riit N Ike th .ir 6eht- They are very aax
mn 70 fecuse N arrangement with } 7. Brady Or
whict, b. at /. g sn taeir ticket as IN Elec:or
=. 1--we: If .tls eau be etfecttd-art they will
sttempt i. to.day-thry hspe TO- crush oue the
Green orx rxanixa.lcp, against winch they no"
roun,{-xt much vuu'eree. ihe m.1u rehson Of
th;s Couur1cial Fus,:n is aca.citJ Of turds-
They Rave nobody 70 asaesf, and the ctTlseh
ia the party II sutli :ient 10 turni=h ~ excuse
FIR rot con :1ibutpg 10 many OF thofe who hase
hi,htr.o b'ed !xsstly !oz tie cause. 10 furnish
abasi. Of Rc,isn ia tbe csnpa'gn. it has bsc,me
pece.snty 10 sell six ei. ut n+snes on tte Eisc.
toral .1cktt 1t about fao.tNo p'sce. Thetssns-
ac:ion viii pr. baby b:per'ec:ed to day.
+ht Nes York is now sure to veto for Lincoln,
and proceed, 70 df,eop 'hs p'sn Ct e.. whsa Sa,,s ws
sa .dspt.j b. a Brectinridge CsSrent;cie st the
NV York ,t.l last Tuesday evening, ""e
mn. look 10 fcnasy lr4.1n." says The .I1r'n; =
.for The twenty i've Electoral vo:ea. in aod'
tton II tho le7 ccnside ed certeio, ~tct arc
necessary IL pss'en; Tho eteet'.n Of Llns: "a ?,
r.rctap,s or New Iork :" aic uscll'y free u III
their m.ney to deffsy the ho1eat snd n.cassa
~ e1persfe tf > Plesidsl,il election" Ii
nur friends in Penpsy!vsnia BEWARE Toe fraud
Of Oct ,bsr, 1886. arc 10 b. attempted anew.
III, Sta.e Of New To:k, says the Boston Cots
~, j. nos the o.ssie eroupo T. IL psanny!.s
.nd neriec,1. unscru3uluu. eG1rt is 10 be mad
there 10 dcieat THE l:epnne''etn, candidate 10
Governor. We sre clrfdent that tbs .t'tmp
vii be (ruisle.s. Penusrtvsbia Is much stle
th.n she was in 1856; and the supporters {
L;1coin aud Curtin will be able 70 gre ego
.ccaunt of tl1rir xsss,ants, whether ot rati'
or Iore;co orixia, and ~hether their meana {
sc.iou II honest or fraudulent.
, 1860-09-18
,rn. f:roxgth Of Chicago and Western
E,om m bFte.

ffn,rn TIE London (Lnk) Ao1nlnE chfoo:de Aus- 1"l
The growth Of husi1ess in the American
Union is auch as ai,nas, 10 exceed - sssg'oA~
tjoa Of u. compsrAtiTe'y t!oF EEgnsn. AR@.a
Which ,te ,r.d- in Western produce ]. collected
ard ae.t f,rward E.stw-rd a:e-A'i"ankee'
Chicar,, ii. Lauis. Ind Cir ti7Ds.!. where's Is
earrird torwa,d 10 tie AtiAotic, and TO Europe.
Tie erow4h eren ct tbs most recent oi shese
places is something 1hst would hs'e 1DoKea
miraculous Lnif ! century BACK "no;a
tbs life Of men who ara Itiu II mex
vgor, "A 1uf,.n t1sek was the only
guide fs.m Chicago 70 tho a'ss'st'ppi.
10 late q. 1s3o. land wos of such little vaine IN
the ne'EhopIhnod, .hxt \ gentleman "ho -
known declined TO tAie possession OF some
eoncsdtd to h.m for serrices during the 8iack
ck.oen ground" Sill lever xs.rs bzcx. far-
yners living within u hundred uiixs Of Chicago
fou1d tbat tie expense Of "ts4miny +" their
whest to thAt csntfe wss 20 great =. 10 exceed
the value Of 1ho xr..c!o in The marte,-a fact 1t
which we med rot wcnde', since 10 some paris
Of ku1siA thr coBt Of transport equals the vnluA
II the article within distance Of thirty n,lrs.
hut Chicago is not in itassa. Fifteen yexrs
TO- 1here vas not \ single sine ct 1aiiw.v ep-
txrine tue eitY: 1t now c3mnknds 4 traffic of
t73e m,lrs The4- rnadshase ost. on moderate
str1ns,osu .t,on haze they not elected in The
p1acs! The 'ga,dsa ground" 10 which We
have referred Il uo% In the very cen,er of The
city, szd worth sore n'.lllons Q! dcl'sfs. Farto'
ytcxe owner~ c. uId not "tsanl" to Ch1cago, no n
team II = cjffrrett sssse; for tba whole rrgi. q
1Ig ths mafket Of that central dspot; And tn,
t~soty .thres ulll.ens Gts,ting wh,sh tas lin
Lss coet hkve created propefty and produc
worth millions upon miIlious-the Toll npon tn
railway ksinG N exceedingly ANAL psrcentag
o. shss 1alss,
, 1860-09-18

The body Of William r. Horner, one Ct the
victims Of the Lady E!gin catastrophe Was
brought into the city Oh Saturday evening. Ar.
Horner Was son Of The late P1cfesaor Horaer
Of the University OF Pennsylvania, but 90 years
Of age, ard young MAJ Of most estinsble char
acter and fine promise. Hs vss gifted wl:hfar
more than ordinary talent and his universally
kind and gentle disposition endeared him to all
who knew him. Since the opening Of nasiga-
tim he has been actively engaged in the Lake
Superior trade, as \ partner o! G. S. Hubbard,
Jr., and was therefore attending his regular
business engagements when be met his sad asd
sudden fats. On Monday morning meet
ing took placs Of quite number Of the
fr,enas and college associates, 70 whom he had
long been united by ties Of intimate fellowship.
Tha Committee, consisting Of Messrs. G. S.
Hubbard, Jr., J. r. Ciarksor, md William D..
Kerfoot, appointed to draft few suitable reso
1utlons, reported tbs same, which ware 1t
once adopted.
L.s. evening At si1 o'clock. the funeral ser
vices were read. and u " earnest and touch
iug remaaks made By the Rev. Dr.. Clarkson,
| after which his remains were conveyed by hiA
late companions to the depot o: the Pittsburg
and Fert Wayne Railroad. whence tbeJ were
| forwarded to the friends Of tbe deceased il
Philadelphia
, 1860-09-18

r(>KUSrEE'S SALE Whereas,
Laartns Kent and Aa.tto H. Rent his w:fe. did, en-
the tveEt fnrst cay Auxuss i. liza make and eze-
cute In Deed Of Trust to me-. tae IN e!t ned -
Tra1ee bearing date rte day and upon the
DR. hereinafter described to aeeua the payment or
Aeettau psoulaotY Ut de for the
1uta Of Two thousand Dolars tfl.cu1, made W s4ld
Kent and payable two ates IT, dste u ALE aerfs
OF 1rier rate Of tea Per cent per an-
run payable quar+Iy xhch taid Dsed os r,ast !. 1e;
Mclean md Stats OF Illinois 10 Bo2k of 3toItx.stt.
M Of The sad Pr iso1y Soa Interest con nte
IL DIT except the frt three Gntha n'ter its date
a1t app -stou has Inaie ~ the IT. A1tef
he e TO ae s>a pretn unae= said Deed Of 71as fof
the ru.po*e therein expressed:
row public &C II he.fby gwen that 70 pu1
aiauc Of the power Detd of Tut conta ntd Aud
for the payment potA aud t:est - ole
kd Ill Mend ", the 18th tAJ ot sept nher: A. y.
lsSo ocIock H. Of thas d1Y. 1t the no tn doot Or
Tia Gou H.use in the CITY OF CteAzo. seil 1t raoFe
aucnoa lie nh<.t p.dde1 tor c:th the treHsts III.
luw a.. tied ia tae County ct Aceaa% AMI ~sae or
lnuls ben9 th, described In said 1Eust DEED TO-
wt-r1s nAN Of tec Ioo mum TT twenty iseysn
IL Township numsez t.enty IL t,h n,ta pf k.nse fsa.
CO. be III ..as or s.s e.eepsa tip Of taa - ~
tsoat Company e the q sag9 AEca a9a g h.oa
CLAxxseN T1Ex, AuHruey1-
Chicago, Auguat e5sh. :6do-
Ths sale above descsiesd pFetes ad1onrotd
Friday. he :ttt d1y septsmbe O. fs6o T. the .aat
t,ntcaxa q pt IL tsS1. sfp8d7.-td
, 1860-09-18

Cl11ros HoCsk, c. ", Sept. 1.-THE Prince
wen. to day to the American side and visited
Goat is'4rd, and enjoyed she different views Of
the Falls with bat listls interruption. He crossed
pool, DC. lie goes to Queenstown in the morn
tpR, to lar the corner stooe Of IN obelnk where
Brock fell, and in the afler4ou he goes to
Unmi;ton, where tho Annual Provincial Fa,r
opens.
CLIFTON HorsE, Niagara Falls, Sept, Is
Tho Prince of Wsles and Royal purity went
under the Falls, vi.ited the Museum, de-, this
afternoon. They went to ses plondin CARY
man scross the reps On n.s o.ee: sna r.s9 sne
Were with enthusiastic eheers from the sssem'
h1ed rrnxh
, 1860-09-18
De1rh Of m Editor

MonrrE.sEa, VI, Sept. l7-cb.a G: ta!t-
man, editor of the Vermont Parrot, and dis
unRuished citizen, died Jcsterdsy, aged fofsJ'
four Seasx.
Of ths Vermont Patriot.
, 1860-09-18
The FaetA Comtn. <sut--Nurrelfsna In
I4LNA.
fCo7tsrontence o! t1a New Orleans Deta,1

uork1ox, Au:uA =. 1ta5.
prssuming that brief resume OF tie present
sta,e p1 AfiAirs in Ttxna u.ight not be unaccept-
a1le to your readers, / haye undertaken the task
Of giving, as brief as nAy be. correct account
OF ill N alt+rs Of inte,est SD importance trans
p,rlog in this ut present deeply akitated COM
munity.
Yoa were duly informed Of the burning Of
D4i!as aud otht r town. Of Northern Texas, AID
OF tbs arrest auo execution nj seTe1A' WHITE men
fund tamperIng With tho negroes and sowing
:he seeds Ct ineussccsian, and many siaye4 lu-
pllrated in The monstrous plot. the object at
which wns clearly Asce1tained to be the plnpder
and devastation Of the richest and NEST highly
cultivated aud Improved portions of tbs Stxte.
1nmedtAttly lhe hue and crT was r2leed that
the iucerd14ries we're Abolition cmmtssarIes,
making q Ea'd into Texas similar to that Of
John Brown into Virginta; but within the last
week nr 30 public spsnien h.s oe-o corrected. i.
ant it nc,o .etsn& <sta1,itAtd t.5ohd q d'.utt
tAut The lat. fires 4re jM " ottr.bn@d to -Hur-
reli.ns, acting vnitr the gu1se Of AbIti&iont:sn.
The full particulars hare not Jet been made
public, but ~heu they arr. people will be as.
tnunded Ut the thcroushoesa and perfection Of
The plaus Of The :.isFaudera. AID lsw narrowly
the people of Northern Texas hsvc escaped =
faie worse tEaa death. No matter who those
white ferds nre, be they Autr-htes CT Ab0}i'
tipnistt, human ingenuity cannot invent \
punishment adequpte to the caormity Of then
guilt. trust all engaged in tsmpering witt
the negroes, with the purpose Of lncitinE Au in
surrec11on, will be speepily detected, and meet
with summary justice as The hand sof an out
1cged people.
, 1860-09-18

~ We sAw yesterday szd spilled tho test
Of other senses to sons superb grspes, grown
N tbs ertpery Of Hon. !. n. Arnold. They
wers Of q beautiful amber co1or, luacioua and
thnthsom
, 1860-09-18

Eorks Asp QuxR11s When " 0!tuns was
told to "cuu, dig," did hs come, and Whist die
be dizs s. C. 4. T. have spens general even
inks il ,hs solution Of the question without any
YeHulta IL vet.
, 1860-09-18

Extra copies Of PRsss AND Ta1aUsn, contsla-
;cr the full scaouut Of tLs awful disaster TO the
Lady E'gin. can bs procured 1t ths counting
.oou, Il Clark s.rsst, in wrsppesr, ready Tor
mailing.
, 1860-09-18

~ 4 Mr.. 8nd hr4, " lIllxuus, Enp1iah peo-
pie, were on bosEd tho Lady Elgin. Their
nanet hxve nevsr appeared in tho hsta. Thsy
ware from Milwaukee, on visit to fisuda here,
returning on the boat.
, 1860-09-18

= "Ethsn Allsn," thu oslebrated Eastern
ntg, has been matched with E. Moore'a "Prai-
RE Boy" for $500, the race t. como of 1t tho
Csttsss Gsovs. Park, On Wednesday next,
, 1860-09-18

CHICAGO HorsEs ADnoAp.-Chicsgo bears an
excellent reputation abroad for the quality OF
her hcr.es, and its justness is acknowledged By
a! y ho have had ~ opportunity to see thestock
III use in our streets, in the various stntions IN
Ifs FLIED By the equine community. At tho
Fairs, this fall, Chicago horses are proving for
midable competitors. Among tho list Of 'Car-
riage Horses-Geldlngt," entered at tho Ma
rlonal Fair, the Cincinnati papers mention the
following: F. Morgan, Chicago. r. g., "slash-
cr," D. Bidwell, Chicago, b. e., "Jim," B. J..
Didwell, Chicago, b. s., Sleepy John"
At Kaisma1oc, last weet, the nob'e three
yea. old colt owned BY James P. Smith, Esq.'
took the red rlbhou.
, 1860-09-18

MUSICAL ux1ox RzuEAuaA1.-0n this (Tuea-
day} evening ttero rill b. m extra rehearsal
to prepare for tho "wednesday evening conee1s'
and every member is expected to be present,
Without fail, promptly ut It o'clock.
, 1860-09-18

~T. G. SMITH & Co., Coppertmiths. Brass
Cock manufacturers. dealers in Wrough* Iron
Pipe, Steam and Gas F,tsings, It lon pr.ces. z2s
Washington street. se1A-1"
, 1860-09-18

Ey- All kinds Of lamps altered to burn ke-
rosvne or cos. oil. at Soble's Lamp ard u! En-
pori1u. 122 Qtark Htreet. eeAu'st
, 1860-09-18

CoSr,xuxp-1n the Circuit Court The murder
Casa Of 4cEaroe aud Hageaaa ha1s bsen coz"
tiuusd to next tar1.
, 1860-09-18

1 RICAN II O U s b
n PKO?tRTx FJK SALE AT ACc1IUv.
TIE u1te d. D. 1es1s OF proving poE1lon 81 h4
E.a.e in Chicago. b. det fn n*dt, t.pse Of so9.
i1<ie tnt. =. publ ~. .hosr x.',aols1.s
=. E1.ns Lots ~ T. IS md y n hlteke.: Feltp r.
It Get .ud WI. arenut berg u -. tset ione1e N
Like At.ekt bv 40 feet On = aoAs1 aFeute-
on WEDNkSDA II, u. luth. 1sso. i. 10 0ctek \. H.,
on h. full 1wi"E9 9e ms:
Abb ts 10 pr font aud under, fa.h.
Al .Ida Gvrt 70 y foot aud der t&Q Il Cash. b!
uLe Ia year. tIierest Pr cent pay ne .e"anusliy
All lt6s $tD ef loot An un1rE tH0. a>1. RAl
in .ad yeazs !ne sper cent. p.5ahl~ = ~ a,sIy
AL bu-s ve fau p tout Al u Ter 41u. 4 fAsh tAl-
In l. and esr. ins. cant pay.oe e1aen1a,l'-
al bda over 0, ouedfth Aah b'l fu !. 2nd
year, mt 8 pr cent p4yab ssfo -4nuua1S.
70 ID vnarx make ltvetnent+ 10 Res1 Fl ata In
The csy fthcago Tits presents spporuatY mute =
voe.as than ~ oat red puhtS e wl:h
the Last I've ye THIS fuletty 70 to. we'll knewn
m4t cur et!1eas I, nerd any tonntnt s'u.e ~
the h. mt II impT aut tu':nes eet IN
c? s,to fsontink ga ooe q " n7.t ass.eit s.ssa*a
ttte "a vt valu 4bs huspess property new Ia naEset
Ttenei pe1sat 1aa the puh.sI i.y E.&t assured ot
positive k2!e.
N.Dsu,,F Ar Ar
, 1860-09-18
Leonnrd'A STetass appointments.

Tue ,hrrs appointments iu Shelby aud Aou1-
tris will bs jaint Giscuesiou "l;h Hon. a.
Tnnru.on
, 1860-09-18


Hon. WIN. H. Seward viii speak in Chicago
on Oct. q, aud extraordinary preparations ase
making here and At other points in the North
west, to make the rally tho largest Of the cam~
pzlen, thus f.r in the Northwest. Tho following
IL in point:
Arrangements have bean made With the Great
Western and 1liiuuis Central Railroads, to run
9 special train from Naples, aud Meredosls,
Jacksonville, Springfield, Deca:ur, aud Tolono,
leaving Naples and Meredosia on Monday, Oct.
lst, 1860 al AIS r H., Jacksonville $50, SPRING
ueld 100. Decatur 9:l5, 10 xrriye at Tolono 1t
tl;20. Ere from Naples and Meredosis, a;
Jacksonville, $3.50; Springfield, IS Decatur
"a and Tolono 81, Tor tho rousd Trip 10 Chicago
Tickets can b had 1t J. B. Fasse1man's &nd
]. K. Deeson'A Bookstore. Springfield. and Of
Martin Ii. Caaaeil aad J. ". Kings, Jackson
vile, sud at all the stations from Naples 10 To-
lono, 1t tho above prices.
Ths is the lowest fare that ever train waE
run, without exception, in the West.
lhs ladies' Of Chicago will present ban.er
sosting ons hundred do,lars to the largest Vida
A1ats Company in proportion to tho Rspnbli-
can vo:e Of dc town. Tbs Chicago Wide
Awates will not compete for the Banner. Let
the Wide AwAkss from The different parta OF
ths Ssas turn out in full force, u ths banner Ii
worth trying for. Tho latch strings Of chiesgo
will b out. Republican p.psrs Of tho osntrs
aad 8outhern portions Of ths State should pau
ths word along
, 1860-09-18

W1pa AwAkss ArrESrtos.-The Chicago
vida ASske Cub have their headquarters No.
80 Lake street, for parade and to attend Their
mass meeting On the south SIDE st Z o'clock
tLis erauiug. The Light Guard Band will bs
in Attenda1ce. Let every man rally. with inl
othsr Wide Awake Clubs and Lincoln Rangers
ha1a accepted lie isvl.a.;oa TO meet vita W.
' J. J. RICHARDS, President.
GEO. 1. WArERxAs, Secretary.
, 1860-09-18

IN sunday evening" seys, 1t... 1t the waba.A ". E.
Church b, 'hs ncv. Dr. Coz. Il $. IVES. ,oEut1!g .
Tari, T. an II h. i'm Of g. 81: s. Ives of this
70 Woodbur .Cnrn.. On tae .lth !Es: bJ Res: i:.1.
william, MT. THO LA5 LvhD. Of t'LlcaSo ana Mas
II tbs former place.
, 1860-09-18

Nor1cs-A regular Communicating Of Bun.
thsir hali. corner Of West Randolph and Clir~
toa streeis, this, Tbursda. evening. sep:ember
1s.t, 1860. Erery member is earnestly request
e., - s:tsad, as business Of izndortanee comes
before the Chapter. L. a. .1AAaLES,c.
EJ REID e. Of the C.
, 1860-09-18

LADY, Etarx.-Fr:ends Of Capt. Wilson who
~;sh n rond P,o,-.-Aph likeness Of him will
call at Watsou'e, l3. Like street, Cn1caKo.
, 1860-09-18

LINCOLN RANGERS You are notified to meet
at the 81 s,o1y Tuendsy esentng z, Sept. 1s:h, at
precisely o'clock, IN uoifcrm far parade.
G. ". DARkER, C1muaaudant.
NV. II. MrRRAT. Secretary.
, 1860-09-18
VHICAGO DANCING ACAD-
y .MIRASOIE REGS TO AN

~ .MIRASOLE BRGS TO AN
Va Sousok t3.h" Ii i~~ ani Gentlemen of Cheako
TIA. his Dxne,u< Academy vl - feo tne3 Gsaae Of
ulsd by Ia II Ades and hls yn9uE
p:ps in The mott appov't fa@h!onAhe dane O. Mira
e. veulence ard cauEot md opro ntT Of q.
eusinx th4t Ms of will atIic " srtet snd
s.ust. 10 re etve the bef ~hca h.a b. <n
accorded to him sncs hs Academy has en- o. reutd.
T. M;r.+Oa will take ae1ec While IN ew 1ofk
h. nan \ .hiona:le cancc. O, the day, sss lin
, 1860-09-18

The Wilson Fund,
Tho following explains itself, and invitesmore
Of the sane class:
Cn,cASs, Sept H.
Ed!tora Trtss nEd Tesbute;
Please draw on me- 4: hight for twenty-five
dollars, to be appropriated to the fund fer the
heneft Of the family Of Capt. John Wilson.
Yours i1uly, A. A. PCrsAn.
l1G Randolph street.
, 1860-09-18

F1ss.-Eha alarm Of hse n about ea o'clock
last night came from the Burning Of four email
fr8me buildings on Butteraeld street, between
Ns+ and Old streets. The fire or1ginated in \
building occupied BY Peter May, IS grocery
and dwelling house. and owing to the lateness
Of ths engines getting there and the trouble in
procuring water, it waa destroyed, together
with the three buildings adjoining It. Thty
n&re Ill occupied hy German families.
, 1860-09-18

B 4czart'a Requiem viii be repeated this
evening ia ,ht Church Of the Hely Name, cor.
ner Of wolcost and Superior streets. Adnls~
sion 15 cents-the whole Of the 1cce'ptA - De
Riren to the sufferers by the Lady Elgin.
, 1860-09-18

Auction 3Aleb Thin Morning
Atqx os]osk Of new Al. seauod.h1nd 1onsahold Fusk
tutr szprts Hedats4da, H.. By &uocn eaupssh. u
fS[a
, 1860-09-18

REDUCTION IN Tn1cE Or MEDALS, &c.--Solid
mil!ed.e .elge medals a. $3.50 P rhunared. Bart
let,'a Life Of Lirco.n. psper edition, $500 per
hundred. Badges for either candidate three
dollars per hundred, ard other campaign docu-
usnta At prices equally low, can be procured
from McSa:ly 4 Co., 81 Dearborn street, who
aze now selling ths balance If their campaign
xkock at cost,
, 1860-09-18

C1uzcn's Bksr RASPBERRY JAN from sugar
Island Michigan, The best mads. For sale
snlY At No. e2 S:ato street. auS"1m
, 1860-09-18

EJ Horsia L Hyde, 100 Dearborn street.
have received Godey and Harper fer October,
Frark Leslie for tLis week, With eight illustra~
trAsion1 q .hs nreek Of the Lady E'g'n. They
bare MArioa Har3ard's last work, Nenet's, and
that charming work Ruiledge.
, 1860-09-18

rosrroxrnsx7.-Ine eonst qnsnce Of the super"
a5pud.nce Of musical entertainments this week,
Miss Tiilingha,t's Organ Concert Il noticed to
sake plaee on Thursday evening, is postponed
uutil next week.
, 1860-09-18

pea.os41.-Goy. Banks Of Massachusetts,
ucp. ". 4. slancy, II. P, England, ". Il. os~
b2.ne aad family. President Ill Cent. r. H.,
Dr.. 4. La FeAme, A,bile, Judge Hama, Ind,
IRE stoppipr u tbe fremont House.
, 1860-09-18

~Iwant work for good steadJ seotch-
man he is wiling md abba 10 tnrn to almost
acy labor that will make living for himse]f
a,d family. A1zo chance for an able woman
to 20 on. washing and cleaning houses. Apply
4, RoBERr CoLlIER,
NJ lGa HaalQlph street, sec3nd a3or.
, 1860-09-18

All shou!1 not fail to read the advertise
u.nt Of Prof. Woad in to.day's paper. se5ly
~. F..-n
, 1860-09-18

HxE71xo II TIE W1GwAx.-The West Side
wide-Awake meeting, at the Wig"a1n. MAS
we'll attended last night. The #. As msde
ipe display, msr:hiug with the regularity AID
steAdiness Of old yeterans-
After fen Introductory remarks by s. U.
wilson, Esq, 0ssian s. Dodge, and the Wide
Awake Cleo Club rang n excellent sorg, xr
Wentworth then proceeded to nonopol1se the
ev:ni z in characteristic speech. during tho
delivery Of which The audience thinued out acd
the Wide Awakes departed. At late hour,
John got through, snd the gas WIS turned otf'
aad those remaining till tho close wanded their
way to their houex.
, 1860-09-18

TIcEErs-440 ea,h- sdznltti:E gsntlema1 aud ladF.
Extra Id e. t!ckess IS each-
Asooy limited number Of Hcfets csn BE- lssued. appf.
e1ton should be ,mne " aace to the Te hes Of ths
Etrc1,tv- :o1 Ftre th- secretary. or to W brown
70 1t / Co.. Parma i Co., md KohnTt Osforne.
wv q j. Bkx u1E3. Chairman.
T. L. Rt,e4IE. Secretary. ss13dttlw
, 1860-09-18

|" T. seR{VEH, A1re7tising agent, q DsuFbovrA
L a4.Aoriaa5 {. ,essrf. 4Irsrteuses fer ta ""i I'll u<
Lsz.3iau PApr, ef he To7thuest 14l.t89ty
, 1860-09-18

4 SCHOLARSHIP in Bryant,
IA Btut ststtsan's tomuer.'a Ct leze s !of ,a.e sy
~. Mn a. III ti4h~ Gtts
asp1A1.1ft T.. uoI D Ux4S O q street.
, 1860-09-18

| Franz L<.!i<s Lkustrassd Ntscs for the
coming Saturday il out. 1t contains portrait
Of tns lats Capt. Jack Wilson, picture OF tho
Lady Egin 81 she lsy 1t her wharf tie morning
previous to her 1oas, and OF the schooner An
gus.s, The unfortunate schooner which wAs She
cause Ct tbs dreadful accident, with various IL
lrstrations OF the terrible scenes Which fel-
Ioued the accident Fer sails BY McNa!ly.
, 1860-09-18

M7ANTED IAIAlEUItATELY-
w rood se,ond MILL 1ulIy u IL to trcss sto: o.
Lo+fll w:xes HLl te paid. lr1uire 1t
II. U. LlrAnG$TOSE CO..
atpftx1t l8. Scutn Water rect.