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The Late Disaster.

Ftf,or. p..usr. CHICAGO, Sept 10, 1st1.
Among the many marine Gisasters which
nave claimed and tngrossed The attention and
e5mpathJ Of mankind, remember Of zone
which appears SO utterly destitute of palliatiyes
a the ene which has jus. occurred, md which
hes cast such melancholy gloom over our
community BY the destruction of TO rsny lives.
The ioss Of the Lady Eygia is one Of those
events which however painful to suffer, may be
frsught With the most useful instruction in the
management Of such matters to lhe safety Of
thousands hereafter. As the immediate causes
Of the disaster may be subject Of legal fnyesti-
CATION it may be improper to animadrezt On the
conduct Of parties concerned, but as public
protests become pu.lic property, and that of
Captain Malctt appearing in your sheet Of TO-
day, in which be says that a[ter tho steamers
lights, both rcd aud bright we're discovered.
supposed to be from quarter to hall mile
distant, and steering between north and north.
east, be still kept his vessel on her c2uzse east
By Eouth. until be saw collision vas pro6a1,>.
take the liberty of drawing your attention to
that important fact.
am not acquainted with the nautical reeu1a.
tons Ct these lakes, and am quite willing Cant
M2lott sh5ul avail himself Of ali the law alIos..
but I Go shiok hia failing to port his helm wh;ie
Jet the fatal collision was within the range Of
possibilities, most unsccou6table. I hone h.
will please to render this point Of his co1dnc.
q litile more lucid. At present, I tel ns If
there lay between these two felds the possible
aad the probable, another known by tie rams
Of cupsb1e. ''~''1'
Then, again, does it appear that the ]oot. mt
Of the Lady EIa1n was sufficiently ririlant1
II 90, what action Was taken on her nArt3
PosltlTely none. suppose both vessels had in
due time ported their respective helms. what
then? Why tbs untimsiy dea Of hund eds
Of our fellow creatures and the most he2rt-rend.
ing feelings Of the bereaved ones, obyiated. Ia
there any feeling Of envy exis.i3e between the
TWO branches Of our mariner II 50. LET the
public take the matter in hand and from II o,,t
Of existence. @'
And NOW Mr.. Editor let me not .tart,. v,,
By asking whether the Lady E{q;n va, !. s...
worthy boat! l know notnip9 of the shine
pedigree, where she was built, or when IN. -.
onilt, or whether she has undergone nv Alter.
ing, tengthenin 6 Or weakening rrocess. 7 on1v
know that she Ind beautiful exterior. a swan'
like symmetry, ard Tas commanded hv one ~
the roblest men on these waters: hut ar tks
easy manner in which she broke m. and tbs
r9tten condition Of her heavy timbers which
strew the shore, zone miles north of this. cor-
race me that she Was rot what her eriprn.}
appearance indicated. rlense let ,,s knor TO-
history through the medium Of vour ;nnrnal
and you will ob'ige many deeply interested
pe1soLs. u. JoussrnS.
o55 South Clark street.
, 1860-09-12

= It was reported II Philadelphia q few
days ,go that tho Commissioners Of Allegheny
county, the same who are supposed 10 be il
Tempt in refusing to 'evy tux to ueet The pa.t
due coupons Of the railroad bonds Of tbat &C ux-
y. had complied witn the Judgment Of ,nu
Court, by adding ten mills additional to tbe
general tax lery, with tho rnde,stspd:u1 tint
the ten mills should 60 Toward rs payment oi
ths H. soupont, 1ishout, honerer, ~, dlr.ct sps.
elaess1on 90 the subject by the Commit siont1s.
are inclined TO doubt it, from the fact thsf We
hsTe seen nothing Of tho kind in The Pittsburgh
newspapers,
, 1860-09-12
Kane County Republlcan Convention

Kane County Republican Convention,
The Republicans Of Kane County held their
Convention at Geneva, on Saturday, the s.b
inst, and after spirited but friendly bs1lotiuc
put in nomination the following strong .i.ket :
For Citcn't Clerk-T. c. Moore, Of Batavia,
For rRepresenta,ivs-E. h. Alien. Au,ots.
Fer Sherd-panascuaC Clark, E]xin,
For coroneF-Ds. D. " Young, Aurora.
Corresponding Coumittee tor The following
{ear-Geo- :. Bangs. Aurora, Chairman; J. u.
Burroughs, Blackberry; !. P. Bartlett, Cs1nn.
Ton. J. A. v. Drcr, Chm Com.
J. II. EDDY, 1ous KING. See'ys,
, 1860-09-12

NJ
BrsE OF Monday morning, among many other
iatere ting items in relation to tho great dis.
as.er, cou1airca the following:
The Union Guards Of Mllwaukee, not long
since. we're disarmed and diab&ndtd BY The
G2r.rno. o{ 4he State for some action held TO
be III dereC8:io1 Of the soveIeiEnty OF Wiscon-
stn. We do not remember The precise cau.e !;
but ttl1eve 1t to hnve been partly politicas-a
se1ics OF resolutions in relation 10 the conflict
between Wisconsin and the United States in the
Dooth case, in which the Eieh: Of the Governor
to order III m cut for the enforcement Of the de-
pisi2ue OF Wisconsin Courts MAS denied.
Altrr the d:esr1iug, they continued thrlt or
gauizaaoo, s-d b3nsht arms on their Pirate
ac:ouot. In doing this, they had incurred
consiserab!e debt, and to cay this off by IN ex-
Company, was the main Object in view. The
Can;aip OF &bc Guards w4s & candidate Tor
T::aau.er il Milwaukee. aad - e"t his Trends
together On the Tip, and make strength for
himself, was prominent thouz "a not leAaiuE
idea. Hence most Of the excursionists xerc Of
1he Dtm@era.ic parry; herce, a. the Guards
were an lrish Company, it happens that large
nsj j,r!,y Of tAose who ret ont we're Of thst ma.
1;o.au:y. This explanation il necessary 10 &C.
count for the preponderarce Of 1rish names in
III. list Of "lpkt" and "sRved" printed here
With.
THIS the Times and Herald attneks with
great terocity, but fails 70 point out tie oh.
fec:ionable line or word therein. It is plain
narrative Of what we learn to be true, without
ref c,ion Of psrsoaal CT political charac-
ter upon any mso, living OF dead. It is as
pertinent to history Of tho calamity as aoy
other item thas has appeared in this paper OF
any other; and, for the lie Of uz, We cannot
s.e wherein we were wrong in printing it
Those VITO set up howl o. Indignation over
IT. are stult;!sing themselves in the attempt
- injuEe us.
Tns men who made up tho excursion, are
gone. We have bemoaned their fate as sincere
II as that of any unfortunate company who ever
meta sud len aud fearful death. That they were
mai,dy members Of tie Dnocratic party has
not mads our sympathy for tie survi-
voss cr cur sor7ow for tho dead any
less sincere; neither does the fact that they
werc in large part IRISH, chnnge cur relation
to them in the least. Death levels political
distinctions snd reduces all uationalities to
0Q5k- Al tuE I0cC OElkAV kA@3 ~ o0SAAA A~*S
taught the Times and Utrald the charity its
short canings 60 often provoke. Until that pa-
Der can show that the facts which we related
are NJ facts. Or That The appellation "Demo-
crst" spilled to man is necessarily and in
evita5]y Q reproach, the paragraphs quoted
stand uninpeached. II the disaster had over
taken company Of Wide Awakes On their
way to ary o.her point, MT one Of those who
are now Gee aicg The PaEss AND TRIBUNE Of
ali manner Of loathsoms things, would have
hesitatcl to ssy they were Republicans and
Americans. Our offence is that we hava
used the words Democrat and Irishmsn"
We attach no stigma to men who wear the
ono tile OF the other. That the Tines and
1=7aI doss is evident elae why MI this
pother?
, 1860-09-12
NIETjI0DISNI AND SLAVERY.

Relat7d.nh OF MethoAtsm TO tho Cow
ernns=st and TO 3laveTy..Tt~attn
the @outh..9srolPc c tlost In the exercise
Of CQ.nHtilukionAl flights Demanded.
, 1860-09-12
MIR. sRwARIl,s COMING.

I. IL necessary for our Republican, friends Of
the rural districts to understand that Tuesday,
the ID Of oelobsr, il to bs given up to the
hearing Of Senator Seward, in Chicago; and
that the GREAT GATHERING Of the cam
psgn is to take place, At that iEo. We sre
not set able to sag what Arrangements have
been made for the running Of cheap excursion
traits, but that meaus Of conveyance will he
abundant and satisfactory, we hare no doubt
It is net too enr'y for Vide-Av'ake Clubs and
o:her associations, and individuals, who may
desire TO participate in Tho largest political
meeting ever held in the Uaited States, to be
ahopiug their atrairs 80 as to be present on
that dax NaE haSs for rousetl
, 1860-09-12
ArfHH&GErtiht1tt


The wees Of the Sham Democracy in Con-
necticut nrs without end. All attempts to
fns& the different factions havs proved una.
vailing, and The State ia copfessed1y given
ever to the tender mercies ofthe: Republicans.
The only hops now >.emaiai5g ia that, as in
New York, the Douglasitea viii prove to to
stronger without the aid Of the Bseckinridgs
vols than with it. But Tint hope, q. tbs cid
party is split in two nearly equal portions, is
worth 20 little that 4le Democrats have cot
down 10 season Of wrath aud teass. It Is
their day Of peniteuce aud shame.
, 1860-09-12

In Good u1ari:fae Co.'S Fusfon AID
Gssftsfon.-IHf Empsre sfate 6aFs for
Ffurn{a.
, 1860-09-12

RRAMBLES SPRING R0CE-
- AWAY REDSTEAp.
@" ~ E"sfrsty -ssso Prtaefpl..
PATKnTED 1850.
II The mnst Perfect spttnr BED in r,.,.
HAWK purchased tic eht to uanu.actu,s ,bo.s -.
Me9aa now On exhb on 1t Gilbert + ssmn.on. Peg.
y ~ AZ n. 1e1dy = o1ae's pToapata 1S sn
nefuss Pua st where 10 c1 and pstenns
f&taaa. ROBERT n. AACQuEEN i CO. 0'a'
Ths Patent s.n h. .,n,;.s AanuiaetuSs1g.
, 1860-09-12

a. Because they think our discipline accorda
With helJ Scripture, with our early testimony
and the recorded sentiments Of our pures,
statesmen; g. Dec.usc ours is tho church ei
not Il sectional church, emb,azoned "a such on =
tae very sisie pages Of ot5oial publications.
These are good yessors, end He hsve felt it
our duty to supply them with tbs ministry AID
institutions Of their preference. We ha7c in.
Faded no ciTil rights, hare melted no revolt,
stlrred no hedition. We Claim for them tie
tight 10 prefer as-wc cIaim The right to supply
t1e1A
II. THAr TREATMENT HAVE WE RKcRrYEp?
Sir, the civilized wcr.L has been shocked by
tne Story ct the abominat:ons perpetrated by
tae Druses upon tbs nominal Christians ia
SyFis, and BY the cruel edicia which have dis.
graced the government Of Rome, with its c!e1i-
cal head. l am cot sure but . chapter of histo-
~ aluost as shocking aad barharous must be
written BY the historian Of Neshodism. Oar
people are under reign of tcrro: in soma por.
t'ona ,N2n Of the Southeast and Southwest, From
aiue1ent quarters in Virginia, Maryland, and
delaware, they have received threats Of violence
TO os inflicted unless thero shall be with.
ota~al frcm our church. The mail matter
o. or members is opened postmassers
claim ,the .Authonsy to break tho seals,
n spies! Mr., Buchanan, Aart you Or
3our aadinst d<snandea Or sanetion<d this for
reaching *2sttn Of gortrnnnsnt <.ptonagt, Il
your P1sttnast+T Geserdk simpty a. principally
tt11ehif Of vott dt:te:i.e t6resf Tie OF the
Notsh support tho postal aer7ice, and We wish
TO kno1 something Of It's character.
Iha moat high-hanted outrages have been
Perpetrsted in tEe Southwest. There violence
has been repeatedly employed, and Cur people
oaSe'J nurderol. IL Missouri, bands Of
ru:Laos hare interftred with our services, hars
committed opira9es upon our niais!ers Which
hurried them to The Kra7<, wnIle tho rad hand
OF murde. o,enched with blood the grey locks
Of venerable man, loved By all who knew him,
mnose crime was = wa-n attachment to the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tho high handed enosmitiss inflicted upon The
ministry ard membership Of cur church in
hafsas need not bs zesta:ed-ihsy haye passed
into history.
ln Arkansas, Bishop lanes was holding =
h beseson Of conference. No man's rights had
oeea Invaded; no insurTection had been
preached; DO slave had been melted to reToit.
In that conference there we're, no doubt, some
who yossd for J.ues buchanan ss President Of
lhe United States. Yet, sir, those nsu, with
their wives and children aud frisnds, ws1s sur
rounded on Gods holy dsy, while in the house
Of worship, by IN arMsd mob, which demanded
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

men held a large meeting at the Cooper In
stitute last evening. Mayor WoOD, uneon-
sciously TO himself made a good Republican
speech. He spoke Of Commerce. Does he
not know, that
Ii CoMafERor whose white wing
Makes the wide desert Of the Ocean bright
ls needom's foster nurse and though she hing
Her wealth on many n shore-0a none 'ohsre JefeTy
rHgP
Mr. billiard Of Alabama saw treason in
the torches of the wide-awakes, and talked
Slavery up, and Seward down. All is con-
fusion in the ranks of the Democracy here.
The City Is full to overflowing OF strangers;
and every body seems TO be more than busy.
Boxes, bales, bundles, packages, litter the
sidewalks streets, warehouses, stores,
boats and depots, Southern merchants have
bought goods as if they believed the Union
was 70 stand some little time yet sven II LIN
COLIN is elected, of which they have no doubt
and many Southern gentlemen hope he will
be elected, so that the country may have
peace.
Douglas has at last found bis mother, and
declared that the people of Territory may
admit OF exclude Slavery. If as he says,
1.-THE Constitution carries Slavery into Ter
Fitory, and that Slaves are property as much
as horses and cattle, and entitled 10 protec-
ton equally" can the people deprive a man
Of his property in violation OF the Constitu-
ton Mr. Douglas is in the mTe in this
matter, and the more be tries to get out, the
more he can't. Yours trily, J.A.B
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

It is somewhat strange that 50 many of the
rich men of this city are ultra pro-slavery
men, and have no sympathies with the prin-
ciples of jefferson and scout his teachings.
l pness It is true-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26
A WORD For HEALTH

The INPEcIINE, Or PERs1AN FEvER CHARnr is the
only compound that can be said to be the M tira an
forms, athict the human famfly The o1dinorv ram
eaes ior Intermittent fevers and pronounced as GER
talh @ % eradicate the Fever and Ague particularly
8rlh ABOUT tbe most distressing result In this great
ferslan sPecihc We have 3 natural remedy-one thgt
20 tne seat Of the disease and BY giving an
mmedlate tone to the Orgrns Of the stomach recu-
peEates the shattered frame and promotes cheeruI-
ness OF splrls II persons who suffer from the effects
Of Eever and Ague, or from the medicine which they
nave nave Iak9n IN vain TO alleviate their misery will
that their health will be restored and tbSf tbsv maj
renew those happy hours Oflife Will they suppose
been made by this remedy are the best syiSencs ~
~ EaIue. 1hey who desire to regain their health
VIII not neglect to apply this remedy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26
FEYER and AGUE NOR sEnr1oN,1.

me causes Of Fever and Agus are ever existing ia
All places Ihey do not necessarily exist opIv IN wei
ano maTshy localities. They assafI the home In me
@ mQantaln as we'll a. that in the valley. They are
active in cities well IN the rural districts and
me human system is always liable to be attace6 Nv
me me mslsdy 1t is easy 70 prevent the approach Of
ste sf.lss ~ applying the Persian Fever Charm
hnon agreeable 70 tbs senses, and does not in anv
Mhy No. lnLSfleEe with the organs OF digestion They
MY Mlsh 70 escape any kind Of fever will find II for
tnelI advantage to procure this invaluable prevent
fe Ne o. such diseases When they have procured IT,
that has equal, Hs a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

ANOTHER CALL FOR LAKE SUPERIOR IRos.
We learn that Mr.. Gay has recently en-
tered into contract with Mr.. Mccormick to
furnish the entire amount Of iron used in the
manufacture of his reapers. This is quite an
item, as they annually consume upwards of
thirty thousand tons. Mr.. Mccormick saws he
finds, upon trial, that the peculiar qualities Of
Lake Superior iron render it pdrheuE4yiv
well adapted 70 his purposes. This is but
another proof Of the superiority of our iron,
and that it needs only to be tried TO be ap-
preeiated. laargslstts JoaTHal. i'' %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

NoT INsANE.-Some amusement was crea-
ted in the New York Supreme Court on
Thursday by humorous excuse assigned BY
Mr.. Oliver johnson, editor of the Anti-Sla-
very Standard, why he should be exonerated
for jury duty. Being summoned as juror,
be wrote upon the back of the precept to the
effect that he ought to be deemed disqualified
because he was generally deemed crazy for
having asserted wish for the dissolution of
the Union, and belief that the Constitution
was 'aeague with death and covenant with
hell" This excuse was returned to the Clerk,
and afterwards handed round within the
Bar. As Alr. johnson was not excused, how
ever, We suppose it must be considered that
strong Apti-Slavery sentiments are not
deemed il the Supreme Court necessarily
amounting to insanity.
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ca UTIOM.
Spurious AMERIcAN WATCHES.

SPURIOUS AMERICAN WATCHES.
We areoredibly informed that some of the Jewellers
of Cleveland and other places are selling counterfeit
American Watches, for the genuine article, manu-
factured at waltham, Mass, and particularly for
sign imitation of our watch, named P s. BARLEY,
which is represented to be manufactured in Hartford
Conn. It may be ofservice to the public to be in
formed that there Is no mandatory Of watches in
that place. The genuine article Of one grade Of our
watches is named P. S. BARTLETT, wALrHAnr, Mass,
and all our watches OF every grade are marked
"Ralthdm, Mas"
It is hardly necessarytO state that such watches
are like ours in FORM only, and are made upon the
same old system that has already flooded the country
with watches that are not only Tsxatious and con-
slant source of expense, but really useless to the
owners and when bought for genuine are calculated
to IR5ure the high reputation which our watches
have attained. We therefore caution the public
against buying our watches from any person who
cannot furnish certificate of genuineness for every
watch offered f9r sale, bearing the number OF the
watch and the signature Of the Treasurer Of the
Compauy, r. Z. Robbins. We also beg to inform
those who deaf in the spurious article that legal
proceedings viii be instituted against them, upon
any well authenticated instance Of their selling a
counterfeit or coorabls imitation Of any Of our pro
ducts. For the American Watch Co.,
ROBBINS APPLETON Agents,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26
ORIGIN OF DISEASE.

., me wise physician knows that man must seek for
o. every disease in the agent that is most
~ hltegonlstic to the cause. The Ingredients
hs remedy and preventive of disease are procured
~ tle WY Iountelns where the disease oriRinatfs
s5oes shall grow IN the marshes and low groIiids
husLe most Lankly the causes Of intsrmfttsnf fars
~ ~ generated centuries ago these properties were
and hence it s that the Persians are en-
AZ "a 70 Pe ree from such diseases while the trsn
seIs passing tnrough their country are afflicted till
they learn Of the remedy carefully prspS red for
the use OF the people Of this country -'-
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THE GREAT REMEDY

YES been found equally ehicacious in all Iatfudes
aho lhopsands OF witnesses TO its power are Tin 10
commend its virtues to those who wish to be secure
me lnsid1Ous advances Of those agents 81 ma
open to its effects. -'i"Al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

Il AIDES WHY WILL YOTT
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when you can avoid Il BY wearing Ons OF
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Why do you drag out short life in pain and mis-
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those distressing diseases caused bY tight acng and
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ever invented that answers the purposes for which
all other waists or Corsets were Intended They nre
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will give entire satisfaction In every instance. ,
For sale By
FREEMAN & KELLGG, Cleveland, o.
And By Merchants generally. Also, at wholesal. by
S. RAYMOND & Co.,
and By the Projectors and Manufacturers At Glove
land, Ohio. Omce-l6l Ontario street
seps NORRIS, SHEFFIELD co.
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WONDERFUL EFFECTS.

Lemqel Bonsah, Of Pittsburgh, for two warn nse-
~ I ~ @ nllssi and society marty to Chfls and
~ S1Iea @ N less than three weeks, and Improved
mary N Belknap, ,Sandusky, O., after almost iosin,
her reason as well as strength BY intermittsnt Ss
WIN Onllis' restored to health in twenty hours.
49, 4 Iliton, Of belgrade, Me- brought from DEATHS
nVe weeks and improved in two hours -
A;q1ophe Monbro, Of France, relieved in two hours
chicago r. 4, He was apparently dyinR viii 5bIIs
Ellen B. Benson, Lockport, n. Y. rpseusd &C.,
years suffering. A perfect cure. . Si'si
THOUSANDS Of other cases prevented and cured evsrv
Of the Fi''1' VI tne ihenclency
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e I45 Ontario St.
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a l43 UntariOst.
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lying TOOLS.-SYTHES
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/ kD SCRAPERS-PLANK-
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