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, 1860-09-21
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The Republicans Of cuA'k County ere lerety rotlAtd
that Convection viii te held at the WigR.m in lie city
OF clleso Iursd.y. the Eth d+y o.: eaaehs ns.ant
sstwo lock t,r th- pu,pcse Of nominating e.nd
d4sss f,r the following namtd ttesr. viz:
State sc14ato1 for tbi4 sera:e. ii ssis:.
sheriff.
C:crk Of Circuit Corrt.
Cofo1e-. asd
Ststs'a Attorney.
Tieya wlalso he nontat=d 4. The sase time aud pace
two Candidates each fos the lIru:e Of Representatives, In
tbe nny-kA and t:ty Icsescatat We Dsstzcs.
The several Wards and Tewns vii ts cn;tlca u scp:s
eesttalan n sa.o CGsyt n:soa u follows, VIZ:
, 1860-09-21

B Dloadla offered to carry the Prince Of
bnck. The New York uexspap.r letter.write1s
ray the Prince would probably hare accepted
tho Invitation If # had rot been for The Duke Of
, 1860-09-21

"a FosL,su FARuEa.--A huntington farmer,
who vi~ited Springfield, Mass, last week, made
very foolish sua nearly fatal Leap from the
express trai1. nhi'e returning homo. The train
o,l Eot stop at Huntingdon, and De "as told Of
it; bu: raiher than 70 tn Chester and come
hack cn ,te returning accommodation train, he
riskcd his liz. sud broke his head By janring
eff as the Cars rushed wildly by the station. One
de of hia budJ was completely undressed and
kk:naed, end his features were 50 distorted by
e ccIii-ioa with the ground tha: it WAS some
tlhle before bis wire recognized hila as her own.
As soen as fis senses returned, he explained
tine matter by saying he "a had COVE to milk, and
could loss no tinle in gong to Chester" He
ttioks, however. lie will let The cowa 60 rexs
tme.-[SprinQftM .Aass hzru3liean.
, 1860-09-21

~ Some Of the Democrats a1e conso1iug
themselves With tue fallacy that Washburn's 8
mrjoriiy in Mime NOW is not as large az Ham.
lin's VAS in '5G--vhen, secord,ng TO The Buffalo
LtpslEie he had Il mkjoriiy ol se,0oo. But this
was not hia ~ j,i!y. lie had that plurality
oves his highest cenapeti:or. 0rer both, bis
mtioritv was but ~. .SSS4. How much less than
this ts The Republican msjority uow:
The VI Dough~Fsees'' must look elsewhere
th4n to Maine Tor comfort. But where is that
"elsewhere ?-d11aay JourudA
, 1860-09-21

The Lancola Raneera and vi = A~akes sill,
we nnderstsn3. gire Gov Danks acrencde IL
the fremont uouse this evening.
, 1860-09-21

~ Madame Eiizabeth 0rtes, the great grand
mother of the editor of the st. Louis Bul1<tin,
is one hundred and 1ve years Of age, and has
resided in that city ono hundred md three
, 1860-09-21

Tns D1rrknrxcz.-Johnson tho Democratic
cand date for Vice President says. that capital
stould OWE labor. uamlin, the Republican can
didste for the asme Office, thinks thas the Is.
botera should orn capital.
, 1860-09-21

4 NAN WITH PIrcuFanK zHRaCaH HIS HEAo.
--~A n'al in the eup.oy Of Mr. James N. McEse
ot Deiteyilie. Mass. On Wednesday, while en-
es.td in ssnr'rg away some hay in barn.
slipped irora the scaiold:rg End fell several fer:
on to fatk, o1e prong ot Thish % entered t The
hind tas eye, .hrou3 3h the braiu, and came out
tn tue top ot the bead, projecting two itehes.
Abcus eight itches Of tue fork were in the
head, aud : felIow-lnborer had much difficulty
in drawing it out. He retsiued his conscious
ness, rode to his 1lo lie two miles distant, and
vailed up two flights Of stairs to bis room,
jured, st the last accounts his physician was
hot svishou: hopes of his recovery.-Botton
EpEritr.
, 1860-09-21
THE LIFE OF
IN KR.4F.44W LE~4"CGL~T"
Is NOW READY,
Ia lA1se compact Pamphlet Of ~ dou1!e column psl
FOE axxExA.. CIRCULATION AhA

Ia ase compact Pamphlet Of - dou5!e column pages
FOE a1xEEA. CIRCULATION Ia
Campaign Document.
In 10 comacs aai cheap tha with sult,he eof: On
the part Of cub and 1or committees. may
rcch every voter In the Northwest before the campaign is
ovcr It Ia, been prepared ~h great care and It uaybe
considered zea1e and autAentic narrative Of the e
As1AaAx Ltxoo1xt-en5racrg ao tie substance Of his
debates With NJ. Douglas 10 1sss and eo;lese history
C0NTENTSs
CHAPTER I-EAHLr Lrr1.
Ta9rs;s~.n t.a5 Cb,la aser Csrea@
81 Sfsss: ff!y ~ s
hesss III @ G Fl h' sfhet
I.teIestlns Incident OF noyhood-sa'ly Western
uao. n e. Ss1: aaa e POI.
tiaas q tie statechal.e.et of ii; couat!-Eerark.
M1Tteir G:e aa s1oe "f ss @ snotheS oa@ ~
building Log cabln an Making Katis-symbol..
CHAPTER III - FLAT RoArHA1 - cIzEz -1sptaz
t1au1x8-
ss,;e 1ss aeee ~
New urlean.-lucaceats tf his inst Itip-fi.s
S<~ vs. sa'em-Fslmi,se cas'cH.Nrer:oDaS fopasars,~ -
Ysiunie sseord and Iaia rlrl.-The Vi: Ended
T.etufn Home.
| CHATTER 1v-M1rcHA:r-sczvzroa-1.
| LA*TEA-
Iocola Can.date tic 1ee,laser-Ihe vote Of New
B. paty Su1seFs-Ee:iei ID to ine LeSs:asure-DoaxIas
t Opn1on 81 Liasoln-Tte irse res: q 0sa:us-stndcs
cons Fi'st SperchFoal Gem 5le1ion Of Illinois for
!weh1y teass-Linco9 !essgnzs1 e. a. tea9es I've. rwee
s.,et u It. IL SIC tf:ssase 1s1
| CHAriEE
R..oyves 10 devrte in 10 tro.casIon--The Tres
lertlal tanva< Of lsatspacedn On the Electoral hkEt
f'ss Co2'esta Wy, sl.stae Nv a--;soe
The Canvas. Of 1tt+t. ;ain pa:ed On the Eee,o'a!
Ills Speech on the TaaM-Speechc* II lrdt2na~
| CHATTER VIII coscaEs.
Unanimously nomuatd erea-is opposent, retsr
Cartwright -Unpreeelted Aalo:isy-snteEs constess-
soahs s5F 4.sI ..9 e SS ies i. s
turpv Bls-pzpof- from the :eca.d The Eosi1ion Ut
the WIZ isrir In :eta:.oa y " Ntqesn naS-Ash-
on th4 Mexican Wsr-sla.csT In TIC Distinct Of Co
'AA4D''' CHATTER VII.
H.nor for Retfr,ne from Ecpxrs-The E1Gv1s5 Of 163
-Kep* II Of tho Missouri Compromise min In Pontss
| -Epcpqatess with Doasi4s-Rtsfest At the IN!!e
st1aEr~M,saaSimoase CONDUIT q 81. L,nsoin-osssa:
tk1tion Il tee Kepunlesa lartT IN Anoss-speeea q
! jSs.
CHAPTER glIHs1 srx.Gc,5.1 ;gss CONTEST WIN Dora'
r.. the puspo.e Of giving III. Campaign Biography II.
~es e,.eunlaa, Va vii ta.nh II 1t the following
dutea ra:ea:
Pes ~
Fer ErGt'ed ~
When ordered b. nal tcat t1ca nuAt hz addet to
are.st Address FR1ss Axr T1fBrSx t:htrAxn III
, 1860-09-21

Tug SEA SEnrEs7 ntsABLEp.-rhe original
ssa serpent has got 1t ut last. Since he .was
hs t.pes and ND h as Tespsess to
coast of Ireland, where, seeing pleasure boat
in which were several ladies'. mis- aquatic hiRh-
ness reared his crest ard sbowea twenty live
feet Of his tail '.Hc raised hi. neck nix feet
abore tie Surface, presenting q beautiful up.
pegrauce. having large brilliant scales Of 3cl
iow hne." But John Kingston, Of Trinity Col
lcsc, Dublin, fired at him, and he disappeared
instantly. !earing the impression that be WIS
sssefcIY huft-Bos!0n Courier.
, 1860-09-21

~ 4 l.rge majority Of 'Gelmaaa that ers
now being taiuraifxed In New York exprasa
their intention Of casting their 6zst vots for tho
Republican eandidat6Es
, 1860-09-21

[KEc46Qt EePs. Y, 1SG4.
Editea rreia aud Ttihare:
What should call good joke On Sfaseoc-
rser. occurred in my hearing this morning.
Whether it is new or old. l cannct say; anyhow
it struck tue "a good:
ArtGro worshlppcr (Democratl in coavcrsa-
ton with cue Of opposite ta.te and sentiment,
called linn "Black Republican" "Wel," re-
ptisd the other, Tint is not 60 bad, af.cr a1l.
We do eertsialy wish to Keep the negroes black,
but somehow CT other Fou Democrats hare u
krack Of bleaching them. and therefore deserve
the ti.le Of Democratic Nero BaaeAert.
Yours truly, As BACK As TnrxpEn.
, 1860-09-21

roL1r1cAL SrkAk1sa AT HYpE PAEE.-Ho1.
Kingsley s. Bingham, o. 5. Senator from Mich
53an, will address the people Of the town Of
Lake md vicinity from the piazza Of lie Hyde
rarE House, on Saturday evening. s9pt. 90. at
n o'clock, Z. Il. All are inritel to attend,
, 1860-09-21

or FRINGE OF WALts.--Aii the Wide Awake.
in tho civ and nyinciblcs, irrespective Of party
or or9enix stio3, will meet at No. 80 Lake street.
this evening at Ct o'clock, to march to tn: Gen.
tral depot and escort the Prince Of " a}es to the
Richmond House. Let ther. be q full turnout.
Br order Wu. q. DsuupSk.
, 1860-09-21

Eo71cE 70 EASGEs.s AND WIDE AwAkEs.-
The Lincoln i.angess and the several Wide
Awake compunies are requested to make a
stree. parade this evening, Sept. alsk They
will form ou Washington street, the right rest
,pc ca Clark street, at eight O'Clock. TIE
RINGERS will rake the right, and the different
Wide Awake Companies on their left, according
to date Of crganiz Iion, AID there wait foE fur
| ther erders. GEORGE ": GAGE,
, 1860-09-21

ATTENTION N1DE AwAKEs or TEE NoR7H d.
VISION Yea are hereby ro!'tded to appea: at
o'clock, in full uniform, for Serepnde duty.
The Wide Awakes Of the whole city will form in
procession and e brthisa. affair in anticipated.
ia not fail tn attend. L. HAnvxr, Pzes't.
CeSsr ErokkE, SecY.
, 1860-09-21
Tbs Lady Elgin Dl1aster.

Tn to last night The Coroner had held fn-
quests upon l45 bodice. Besides these, eight
bodies have been recovered at Racine and sent
to Mitxaukee, aix were men, one boy, 6 or +
years oe ege and one womaa,-two Of which
were identified as James Rice and b. Weeks Of
Milwaukee. 4 large number Of the bodies sent
t. Milwaukee from here IS unknown we're iden-
.ided there. Two bodies were also brought into
Milwaukee On Wednesday. 0ae, the body OF
Mrs. Thomas Dohan, found BY the Grand Haven
steamer. Thu other was brough: in BY the
schooue. Donesteel, and is the body Of woman
shout IS yeass Of age, medium height, etout
build. dark hair, had on black silk dress With
tno flounce., cpeo ia iron. and trimmed with
velvet, white cotton stockings, CATERS with no
bells on. worked lace collsr on the neck, blatl
head.dress fringed with pink; had iu her picket
j wbi:o linen handkerchief, pair silk mits and
about two yards Of black lace trimmings about
two inches wide.
Three bodies have been found at KenosAa.
No. Was buried there and Nos. and s taken
to Milwaukee.
Ne. I. 4 mau, fTe feet six inches high
|
m mous:ashe; ieary build; hrd on blue h1nrei
shirt, apd pair ct crezalls; supposed to have
Ma. Jahu Dslsuy Of Milwaukee,
No. ., Wm. 4. Hnhby, late of Rochester, \.
T., WIS in Milwaukee, attending to ia# suit.
1pquestx we're keld at the cemetery on We'd
nesaay night GU the folloning bodies brought
in by the MeQusen:
10. 139. John Sherrod of Milwaukee, found
three miles from ehorc, one mile south Of Gros
Point.
No. l4o, Uaknoxn woma3, supposed to Le
Mrs, Wilson Of Milwaukee, S feet inches
high: black silk dress, high in the neck, With
1eire. and fringe trimmings; OLE muslin shirt ;
cue Gotten drilling ski:t, ro.ton dtaweze, seel'
1oped at bottom; hiac6 prune!la CATERS NTH
hi:a heels. -.
No. 141. UuEuown man, supposed to be Al
e1npder Corbitt, Milwaukee; 5 feet incEes
hi.h; leather CATERS; calico shirt, white, with
| TED tpote: .nerino untershirts; black cloth
| panta, brown hsir, inclined 10 badness, spare
| feutu1es.
An iaqusst was held Ut Evanston on
No. l4o. Mrs Glade Of Milwaukee.
1zq1e=ss WIRE heldlass b. CO tie following
bodies brousl il By the tug Mcqueen:
! m. 14l. Stephen Crddy, Milwaukee.
| No. las. Unknown man dark hrown hair
white n.a1ssiiles vest; cation ahiri, lsen bosou!
bl.ck pants; calf boots; aaert sandy bsart
under the ella; !; III nEcershlrt.
| No, l46 Morr,a razsons Of Milwaukee, I
member Of The Milwaukee Light Gaazd.
The ting wili bs kept running all the week
and IS much longer a. taer. il aay probahiiil.
Of finding bodies.
, 1860-09-21

TuE LAnr ELo3x DssAsrEs.-Psctariat illus
trat;oas Of thia catastrophe may be found in
Ffank Ltslis's paper aud the New York faus'
tr1ttd Net01 for this week, both Of which nre
Oh sale BY the single cery or hundred, at Ac-
Nali3's, No. 81 Dearborn street.
, 1860-09-21

ArfEsr1oS. CEkTRAL VIDE -AwAKEs.-Icu
are herrby notified to meet ut Headquarters
this Friday evening at o'clock, aharp, for
street psr3de. Every member ia expected to be
prcseEt, fully equipred.
, 1860-09-21

POPULATION or Bosrox-7bo total population
Of Boston, by the census just completed is 177,-
Goc. In 1350it was l36. .ssl, being gain Of %,
745. This does not include the out}5 ring suburbs
cf Carbridxe xe, no1bury, Cbarestown, and Chel
sea. which wauld augmen. the total population
to eG7 900. The proKresb Of Boston in the lasi
G7e 5ears bas been much slower than in the pre-.
yious five. owing to the business troubles, the
diminished foreign Immigration and othel
, 1860-09-21

WIDE Aw4kEs.-The " Chicago Wide Awake
Club meet tnr drill this evenirg at their head
quartcrs, No, 80 Lake street. Full attendance
desired All rosers are requested 10 JOIN the
Club this evening, q. II o'clock.
J. J. R1cuAnps, President.
, 1860-09-21

SOUTHERN WIDE AWAKE CtrB ArrExr1ox.--
Thers viii be q inse.ing OF thi. Club At Uhl:ch's
Speakers viii b in attendance. Every maa 10
his post. FL y. o"ES, f1es't.
, 1860-09-21

DrrAlcA71ox IN 1owA.-The Des Moinea
{In1a} Kt9;sEer s:a:es that Judge Napier sud
Couoty Treasurer Dyer {both Democra!s) Of
Of $4,000, Ind that there has been the groeeess
acknowledgement aud pronigacJ IN the adm'nis-
1rution ot county Id1irs. by the Int Democrat
ic board Of officers. The ignres are given in
euch q shape as 10 admit OF no css1l. This is
the story everywhere Democracy and homes
~ ere as vide apart as street gas-light aud the
planet Se3uk.
, 1860-09-21

FATAL AcclpEsr.-Mr. johu Irwin was
thrown from his wagon on Saturday evening
last on the soutl side Of The rirer, end so se-
1t seems tha. he was racing horses up q hill
when tue pole Of his wagon suddenly dropped,
mud ruu into Tue ground, causing IN almost
instantaneous sscppage Of the wagon. lie vas
thrown for considerable hei ght into the air,
End fell back in tuch way as to cause deadly
internal irju.y. e. hts stomach appeared filed
With btoo1--Btiridtre St1ndasd.
, 1860-09-21

PosrroxsxESr.-the re- union which was to
hare takrn place at the Lincoln and Hamia
CYu6 Rooms, Gus Raado!ph s'rttt. thia evening.
has ben deferred till Monday evening, the e4th
prox,mo. No change has been made in the or
der OF exercise, and the invitations extended
arc 1t i'll open. >. W. MERRILL, Secy.
No1,cE,-Citjzenso Of Chicago disJos to co.,
| slider ~hat reception or attention it maY be-
| CONE them to e11end TO the Prince Of Wales
| and 1ni,e On their expected Fisit to this ctr,
will meeet at pryaa Hall to-day (FridaJ) At l.
1
, 1860-09-21

SLOAN S COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE-The following
young ne1, students Of Sloan,s Con,mtrcial
College, passed their final examination last eye-
ming, and we're awarded Diplomas: c. ". tai.
bo.:, n. J. Smith, Il. II. Leekly, G. ". Atkin.
son, $. r. Walters, G. II. PAlmsr, r. W. Hea]y,
n c. Hp1cocrb
, 1860-09-21
Ncin advertisements.

U t. H. scRIrE:y, Ads<rttsiA9 <J.st, q Dsastorns.
II aariant reeefs Als4rsaes for tsis ard al 1ts
Leaii*y Papers Of hs Norhsest ta1-ta3ty
, 1860-09-21

MUSICAL --O7 Saturday evening next will be
repeated, for the last time, Aczast'a Requiem,
thA: noble work Of au immortal master, which
attracted such crowds Of appreciative listeners
to tho Church of tie Holy Name 10 attend its
recent performance.
All tie artists, iust1 umeatal and vocal, did
their best under the direction Of Mr.. Dalatka,
Of Mileaukee, to do j1stice to that wonderful
c,mpoaition, and We are coasinced that in Bry-
no's uoh!e Hall The Requiem will be given with
renewed spirit end Increased eGsct. It Is quito
sa2es Guous On cur part to speak Of this wor =;
| it needs no praise md eucomiums Ct ours, the
| world having long siaSe giren it the PAIN aa
the great masterpiece cf that King among com.
posers-the great Mez,st.
Twas last performed for the benefit Of tue
sufferers by the loss OF the Lady Eygia, sai will
be this time for the benefit Of lie Emile Garthe
to whose efforts We owe its production. Go earl,
and secure seats, IS the bali will doubtless b*
crowded.
, 1860-09-21

JApnorEuEsr-The locality Of the uew Post
Office aad Custom House is now undergoing q
coarse Of much.needed improvement. Monroe
street, for so1ns time almost impassible ia bclEg
Gied up, new sidewalks laid 10 grade, AID the
work OF Improvement progressing slowly but
surely,
, 1860-09-21

pR1zE DASSER.-We understand that she
prize banner to be presented to the Wide Aweke
Club having the largest delegation in tie pro-
ee.sion On the q Of October, prcportioued to
the Republican vote Of the town represented,
d., is to be splendid affair md well wcr.h
competing for.
, 1860-09-21

CHICAGO Law ScuooL.-A ne1 session Of tie
Lew Schoo! Of tie chicago University c=n-
meuced yesterday. The school is nor ID the
full tide Of srccessful experiment, With t. tiue
corps Of Professors, and Il large number OF STD.
deuts, and We doubt not. will prove an honor 10
the University ard to the West. OF Professor
Booth, the head uad front Of tls 1nst;trtion,
the graduates all testify warmly to the nb'a aud
luminous manner il which he expounds tie
Law, snd to his searching acutencss II the re-.
citatioa room, as we'll as his courtesy Is & gen.
tlemaa.
, 1860-09-21

An affra5 occurred on Wednesday night ut
atoat scyen O'Clock. en- Coolidge street, near
Ruckez, which c1me Eear terminating fatally
1t seems that nun narned Woodruff, sail
maker on Luke street, waa building bouse at
the place cbore mentioned, aud TIE p}as.erers
Iariog Just flushed their work oa tie baitdirg,
he weat there to settia with them. After trars-
acting the business Mr. Woodruff rot Into dis-
cus.lon with Mr. John Ward, oue Of the p1as
te7esx, on political and religions matters. TIE
conversation wexed warm, AID Woodruff fpal-
ly struck Ward, knocking him down, :nd then
getting upon him commenced beating him.
Ward cried for assistancc, and bis partner in
the plasterlng businezR. coming 10 his aid, they
succeeded In throwing Mr. Woodruff cfI. when
Wuzd, while rising, drew knife and inflicted
rery severe wourd npoa Mr. Woeasua7s face,
eating through tie flesh to the tongue and
yearly back to The ear. The wounded nan WIGS
Immediately removed 10 a drug store in the
Dcigtborhcod, and medical aid summoned.
None too soon did d.. Il Iacalister arrive, IS the
druggist in his excitement had administered
brandy to the man, causing qulckeue1 circu~
latioa of Tie blood 70 suca Al extent that a. ev~
ery pul.ation OF The heart the b'oea yesna fp!st
ter souc time, hoNt1st, they succeed in stop.
ping the hemor1hsge, and the wounded man
WAS removed to his home.
There were several conflicting runners in re-
gard to the origia Of the cffair, and it was al
most impossibls to judga between them. The
ADORE are, however, ths main featurss in the
! Gaze.
The affair would probably ha7e ended there
on the part Of Mr.. Woodruff, but Mr. Wsrd
suly yesterday morning entered complaint
nsairst Woodruff for assault. and battery, aud
as tosn es he il able to sppear, which will prob
aaly be #ilAin week, j: will bo likely to bring
out d full investigation Of the case.
, 1860-09-21
CnNTENTS$

CHAPTER 1-EARLT L1rE.
Its Ancesto1s-Als s;laedhaF Maris1eA By IndIaas1I1s
TaErl.s-.n t.n5 Child tvcre ecsrcuustanczs-we
e1u Schools Fifty Years Aso-KenovAl IL tnd'aua-
Work Ia the Fp:-st-.Lesscf. Ifr tor the N<lzhh1r-
hoo1-The Fnt Great satrow-Character Of bis Mother
--Keadnk the SCI: -tu1es5eit kaucar4-E!fst Kooks-
Interesting Incident Of Doyhetd-kazIy Western
FIescacss.
, 1860-09-21

NlsrAKEN number Of uis.
takes have occurred in the Identification If
bodies from the wreck Of tie Laay E:gin, scme
Of which have been attended with no little
trouble To thef1iendso Of the lost. A strange ore
occurred On Sunday last, over bo6y supposed
to be that Of young Come1ford OF Milwaukee.
Upon the arrisa! Q. the body q! the Cemetery
from the ting, it was e'aimea by the friends Of
Comerford, and sworn to as his body. But : few
minutes had elapsed however, before another
party, friends Of Ar. Pes1ce. claimed it, be-
lieving it to be his body. md later still, came
another party, IS positiss that it was the body
Of q man named NeAnliGs. After careful ez-
animation ofthe bod5 aad comparison With des.
criptiou., the Pearce and McAulifs parties With
drew their claims, and the body ras delivered
| to the friends Of Comerford and taken to I'LL.
| -waukee that night. Arrived at that p1aee, the
body was placed in metallic case, and prepa.
ra.ions made for The funeral. Every arran 70.
| ment was etfected-:he military, Of which Co.
/ meuford Was member,were out, and the corpse
would soon hare been inferred, when yet anoth er
| party appeared upon the ground, aud proving
almost beyond doubt tha. j: MAS the body Of
man named O'Brieu, triumphautly bore it
away. The clothing and articles found upon the
body tailed yery nearly with The descriptions
furnished Of Comerford, peasce md AcAuli1s,
with the exception that it was finally Ascertain
I'd that both Pearce and McAulitfs had on shoes
while On tho body were found boots. Conner
| ford WAS supposed to bave on boots, u be had
worn pair from the house, and sohue locks
while on thu body wera found two odd socks
The friends of 0'Drien, however, to prove thei1
slain to the body. brought the pair Of boot
Couesford had worn away from home, ami
which he ihad loft at q bootmaker'f, wesrin&
away pair Of shoes purchased at the plscs, nj
also two odd socks mating the ones found on th'
| hadY.
, 1860-09-21
ZI1antz1.

N7ANTED-A WET %:JRSE.
~ ksp.Y - Dr.JeHnsoE. 101 Fa,hiag.on strs-t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

THE CREsoSr or ENoonuSIc,rroS.
The Pope has cIeOmmunieated the King Of
Sardinia. A foreign correspondent. 10 an
,icipation Of the even, gives the following
aecoun, OF the ceremony on .ueh OCCASIONS (:
No doub, but the ceremony ha, taken place
" The ceremony will take place in St. Pc
ter. Church. with great pOup. All the
Cardinal. will be present; the whole Church
will be hung with black the erueiGI will
be Yelled and torches OF yellow wax will
be lighted and eItinsulshed one after the
other. There will be grand procession Of
all tho mona,,ic orders to Rome. who will
afterwards depart for their mOnastsriss, and
converts. chanting the M'rsrs rs they pass
through the city. The psrsOu who gives
me this information doe, no, think the sOn-
,sneo Of eIeommuniea,iOn will BE- prOnoun.
eed by the Pops himself, bu. by a Cardinal
selected fOr tia, purpose"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
The Polygamy Bill.

After almost numberle.s attempts to
patch up q bill which would reach the evil
indirectly. the House has been brought TO
face squarsly bill abo'i'hins the " twin
relic Of barbari'm," pOlygamy in Utah.
The vote was ll9 to co The nation has
been di,graccd by this fostering corruption
in Utah, for lack Of any special legislation.
II this bill goes through the Senate. IL will
be an expression Of adherence o! the prac-
,ice; bu, 1t will be exceedingly difficult to
enforce il. The Governor, Us well as mos,
OF the officer. Of Utah. are Mormons. They
will not be very active 10 the matter. The
inefficient management Of the National gov.
eminent in relation to the Mormons. leaves
considerable room to doubt whether apy
thing can DO expected from that quarter.
Still. we have one Of tho twins" summa-
rily dealt with and there is hops that the
other may 30 50 weakened that che will die
a natural death. at future day.