davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-21

c. There was slight fall of snow on the
HUDSON River on Wednesday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-21
Bennington County.

Henry Camp of Woodford, prosperous
farmer. committed suicide while in a fit of de-
lirium tremens, on Tuesday week. lie Sci
zed a razor, bid his family good bye, and
hacked away at his throat until the head and
body were nearly separate. There was no
house within three miles of his. and the wife
and three children remained alone with his
mangled corpse until the next morning. lie
made similar attempt at sef-destruction
some years ago, but his wife knocked him
sense!ess with a maui, and thereby saved his
life.
The authorities in the Bennington jail are
trying to starve Butler Kelly" to death, Sc
his friends say, and an attempt to rescue by
his Troy On. " friends is expected. He is
the fellow whe engaged in the rows at the
late Bennington celebration He is chained
to the floor and two armed sentries kee,
watch over him.
Another bear put his foot in it" in Sears
burg last week. He weighed over 800 lbs
1t is said he left marks of his toe nails on hi
captor'S shins.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-21
IIaii:.

II. ,5 5is Ia, 81 Sae, .! ~sIg The pore d H.
fetIer scad head aid "rh-- oulaIe"u> ds-.-.s ii t
head dsarrcaT- add ylsrr ami gSuus apy.araI,- : IN
parted after Il icv Applications
M. Wilson'S Hair DIts>l, made from lui. C,u,,rr.
OH put ny in large bottles and re,a -..r b
bottle. AMI Tor dressing The hair Of Ier>ci A,.i ~
I'D. there l. lot lis equal ia the World Ii III maxi
hair aliythns Won wish I 10 i, and ,a,r.,yer y -
perfume That Infinitely superior aiy II r fa>i.;it
BE eAIraoI>. either f"reign American Whl a.,!c
should eI;iitie II 10 place every lads Toilet Liable
t. qui.t
The not
az ,l.>css,-Ihr vie >,vj.r.r
H-rrich'> P'll> CiIe.
Al a >cl" a. N"u live
Ii will s,t-i. ,iis,l
HrrriCks Sugar Coated Pills sterile ti World with tir.
c,rc-. purely vegetable. CanUr huri iu.ail I'd equal
H Applicable for nrrm "iiase. Is IN box -,
''rti>rI.elt Oh thI-d paee- cJE~
Dr.. Eistar's BdlSGm Of H'H Ck1rA
In the whole histor: ai ,>coy,rie, 80 rel,,.
has performed many TcinaTkal!- cu,,~ o Ia.
numerous aieotius the throat, lu.-, .Id ci->r-.
coughs, Colds ,brc,.c.i;i,. influenza, whooIllg ,s ;
asthma e" coIi>gi,nou ITSELF - this Tar iaut. tc
/ tried ami justly celebrated BdIsaln
Al This OF Tie wear esclp. the ir-.,, f
u the .loS. .oIn, iaiI.ts al r.,r.ire should c go
/ y!dsd with the REMEDY par ,AccIl,lcc.
The tyoH il.- letter Just % -.ll.eIlI ~.
hlcw!i IL the :rson O; We>t.eli, Mas:
WEsTF!LIp. Mas. N.v- - istS
= w fOUIE Co, Bt>tpiI--tIc.i>--l Ci-,Tiulil
You nav it>tlin LN aI.d moreover -IT' Tat ti
liz should know :lc Claims U Your inN alta
iI' ~ Wl>iars BaISaiu haNt L. th,l- itl,i.I"li-
: About YEAR >lltr attacked with .i.f
distressing ,"ush followed ~ rBdrllto- hight
ami ether symptoms Vi approaching DISEASE.
ICED iiiih Remedies !" avail ai =, alaII'I Ill;
my ,>r appear tIat freId> entertained ,croi>
al luN
At 'hi> jGncture lpuroia bottle of i:ar> ai>an
ard al "lice .ai 10 and h The l,,i
ties had been ~ baUsItd lhai eneiI ,lt
anu strength, shall ALWAYS keep family
DEAN GRAY Jr., OF the % LOOMS Lewis GO.
/ Testimony of Regular Physician.
CHI>.. Ne. JGly !. l-5l-
This may certify that once had willie
iravc!i. ;Ee Obi" River. Tn" Cl.rk the boat
me- nuInDet al buses ri Wis;ars Basam Wild Cherry
/ which gave quick relief
ALIEN. HATCH NJ Il.
None genuine unless signed BI It's on the wr.;l-r
Prepared by SETH W. FUWLE a co, Boston. and ior
ale by j. {. BINGHAM Id ioYI GREEN, St Jo,.IslUry
JoHS Bacon. St Johnsbu-y Centre, H.A- UUINTY. Ign
don Centre; ". II MctiA Lynd"l. Corner; q. d
Hale, Lover Waterford pAKIIsG& II">EtG, ColcI..
s. GOULD Co, West Concord, and 10y dealers ever
, where. .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-21

The BARBARISM OF SLAvERY.-We have
received within few days The Constitution
a. a paper printed at Alexandria, La, by C..
W. Boyce, with request to exchange. In
looking over its columns, under the head of
new advertisements, we find the following:
RANAwAY.-A stout young mulatto fellow
named George, whom bought in 1858 of
John Prather Of Bayou Lamouris, and an el-
derry brown Completed man named Edmund,
having ran off from my plantation without
any justitable provocation, and being both
outlaus, having each run away more than
three times, all persons are hereby authorized
to shoot them wherever they may be met
with.
Bayou Rap;des, Sept. LIST, 1860.
G. MASON GRAHAM.
We don't want to exchange with you, Mr.
Boyce. 1t does rot make US fee! kindly to-
wards the peculiar institution" to read such
notices. "Having run off from my plantation
without any JustifaJle prorocation," "all per-
sons are authorized to shoot them wherever
found. Verify, the barbarism Of slavery is
terrible.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-21
Take Notice.

Take Notice.
The CALIFORNIAN will not be printed mex
week until FRIDAY afternoon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-21
Fair Diplomas.

Fair Diplomas.
The diplomas awardedat the Fair last year
will be ready for delivery, by the Treasurer
of the Agricultural Society, on either day of
the Fair this year. They have been in the
hands of the engraver for good while, and
are very finely executed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-21
Personal.

Personal.
We are authorized by the person himself
to say that Rev. J. H. Beckwith, author of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-21

Political.
The demonstration limited at by Repub-
lican in cur last weeks paper seems to meet
with general favor. AS soon as our Fair is
over we shall expect to see the masses mo-
wing for grand political meeting in the af-
ternoon, and torchlishts for the evening.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-21
Prolific

Prolific.
J. +. Brown, Esq. Of Barton, raised upon
his farm this last summer 80 stalks of oats
from one kernel. Tie stalks were large. and
the heads were we'll filled. They grew upon
land formed by the running away of Long
Pond in Glover. in 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-21
Insurance Notice.

b. Moulton, esq, has the list of names of
persons in this town, insured in the Vermont
Mutual, with the amount Of assessments to
each name; and he will be happy to accom-
modate ali these persons by carrying their as
>essments direct to the office in Montpelier
if handed him before Tuesday, Oct o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-21
| II f. CALIFORNIAN
BY c. NJ. STONE & co.

It. Johnsbury, Friday, Sept. 81. 1860.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-21

National Republican Nominations.
, 1860-08-28

The renders Of tbs Press Asp TRIBUNE
who freely AID warmly expressed tasif sym
patby for Us, whcr, a Jsar ago lat ~hoEep-
Der, ~ wsra obliged to AK an extension On q
larSs amount Of d.bt, will b. glad 10 know
that the last dollar Of that debt was paid OIL
in full, principal and interest, last week; and
TINT beyoud tho ordinary current accounts
paid monthly, Of an eatas'ishment doing \
business Of Sl7s.ooo per annum. the PhEss
AND Tn1nrss Company ewes 10 man dollar
We used not say ttas ws are profoundly
grateful to our friends whcso continued iaFo'
and steady euppoft lare enabled u.s. IN
period Of uncxaupled depression, to accom-
plish this reEult = nor need we aseure thos'
friends that in entering upon new era IN gu
affairs, Our cndeavors to make the best com
,n.rcial and political newspaper in Tho Yves
Sx+il1 b4 ro6oubted.
, 1860-08-28

form ths Inns between prais1s dn Chen and
Chieago-nor The Illinois Central and lAleaa
roAds-fotrn'ug the lioe between Dunleiih and
Chicago, have xuy iAtereat in tho Packet Com
pAoy ~ stockholders AID cannot exercise any
control In their management. The ouly con-
neesion between the Company xad the sereral
lines Of railw4I il, thRt the boats should 10 rnn
Al would best Accommodate the hnsin e.s Of tho
roads, which nnsJ b. txketed or billed through
ffom ihs Lake 70 the River towns, II orr oao
lima. The ra.ss xgreed upon are not pro-rated,
but divided spec,heallJ bstween tho rail lines
and Packet Company.
The reduction i borne entirely BY ths Packs.
Comp .nT. snd limited to the buaiaets bstxeen
La Erosse and ST Paul.
Tee railway lines from Chicago to Dunlisth
and Pfairae du chieu now receive the samo
amount On all Passengers and freight carried By
them Is they did bet4Ee tho reduction, and will
consequently, not be injured BY il.
Respectfully Joors,
F. B. TAlco1r, Genl Supt.
, 1860-08-28

EdNsrs Pras and Thsune:
Lam ".istiun." acknowledge 1t With al
due contrit1np, and with feelings also--sell--
rather fnized don't wish to tread on any
oues toes, or knock chips cit any ous's ihoul-
der, bnt l do wish to put before The pubic in
Its proper light 4 certain affair. in order that
the ike may not occnr again. l hare paid ny
monsy and hays \ rigt to grumb:e. md for
the frst tiu,s in my lie dogrutnbls IN \ news.
paper. Tnare e point be, sud which patience
" will nt lher sit on the monument" or "snai!s
at kr,ef," aad that 's Just here I ALI. You
shall hs4r and tie public sball hear also. Qa
Sunday morning, in company with Lady,
vlaiteu the thureh Of tho AoiJ Family On West
Twelfth street, 10 witness the Ded-eAtion .eFvi-
were to commence at y ou:oek Il. u, which, BY
iapLe1sion 1t least, meant th.t the doors
would speu before that time. A1xtous
| II secure good seat, was At / q
church door =: eu minutes OF o. The visw It
that ima on 1he church: sstrs I'd aRoe one.
4 couple Of hundred ts.ie pa<1rts, Ike mr.
self. Ssrs fstsnsly waiting ia tbs b1oiliag sun
altar lot 4 y. by that time tbs crowd NUM-
bered perhaps ac11p Of thousand, all wearted
out with wuiiog for something ta ".,:in TIN I'd, I"
- - suca '.uzn up" Ot three nA.sly.
double doors, tho management otened but I
single lsaf Of siugle door, zxd through that
| 3plcs Of three feet vide that crushing cf0Vd
had to pass-lad,es eod children crying, and II.
most literally tEaupted under foot, bonnsta
smashed, dresses torn in piIces, and =. IDS
weaker portion Of creation about 'dons up. >
1t would have been ludlerpus, bad it not beca
outrage u. Now. who il responsible for al
thisf Who snoulderl III Such = seepo hal
Eeser been wltuessed aince Sampson thzs1
down the tsuple. The two are abou& On par
except in o1e case the dslnded peopis
tried to got pit, aad, IL tho other, in
| trust 1 may meyer res anything
like ii agsin. If i know myself a+s4r .Aul
Whr in tho naue Of common aensa not cpst
tho doprs aud prevent the jan. Lot those "hra
c1ms he arsI served" The Churrh {sr Ii.
Wl2Tsm s.aher; h ia way, whers thers b.
| been grea. complaint from ths sane cause, aus
where ladies' wan'e 20 because they ara a.rai'
Of being eru.i1d} vi bold but 70 many, al
wheu they are seated that il the cad Of it,
think the public viii bear nc out In eAylng--
where admission fec il rsquired-thas il Is foo
iAh and dangerous to keep up this system {
closed doors. Bat this il not my only complain
in this church matter. will explain in II "a
words a. posaible. By the card pubilhed d
mention Was made 0i reserved Se2ts, and
gtsst many did net kAow OF it. The best seat
ia lac. al il tho body OF the church. we're ri
pefve: prielt<ty. and sold 1t the same pr7ee, g.
This is vsr. Unfair The fact is that tho whoI
management could not have been much wo1s'
II Is 1sry possible that Joc msy hsar irem Il
ether "victin4" on this sub ject, to which rsall
feel incapable Of doing justice,
Yours, diskus:sdly.
, 1860-08-28

M1ssRs, Ep1roRs Permit NO through your
paper 10 ray word to the managers Of the
:Sorth Dirision Horse R. B. Company" There
asa eeEtain things that the pubic ara obfike to
submit to in passing bark and forth orsr their
road, that are any tniag hut Agreeable to the
Setses class Of people.
Ooe Of the chief Of theae annoy2nees is that
Of peruaituug psr*ous intoxicated to ride In tho
csrs. We hA1e been repeatedly annoyed by
this, and not only annoyed. bus our feelings
,ha1s bssn shoek4d by their 71lkarity and pro"
faaity.: =: -
4 case OF the la.ter happened list evening,
n Nc returned from Church. Two men were
permitted TO oceupJ the cars, while they pour
ID forth 80 inces,Int volume Of oa'hs and eur.
ses, such - it has not often been ny Ill iortune
to hear, aad this while the car Was occupied by
ladies and gentlemen vho had q right to do;
and that thsy ahoutd be respected. and
thst especially af.er tn aacrea i4duenees o!
thu SxbhHh. l should have much preferred
xa!ting to have bssa Obliged to hsar suea Ian
guaEe. =,
bring this to + . notice. of thu managers Of
This road, feelirg sure that they arc ignorant o1
this thing, and that they will, astsr knowing ths
fact, taks means to correct il.
fcusa truly, Q.
, 1860-08-28

We notice that workuaea are now bus,J en-
gagged in excavstin1 and piiing for the foundA'
tions Of large Grain Warehouse, to b batii
b.low Twelfth stress On tho Vest Side, South
Of the Burlington r. q. Slip. Tbs building Wy
b. soxaso feet, and built In the eSsnoss subssan'
tiai and durable manner. The outside wall.
will ba Of brick, about sixty.fonr feat higt
above the stone foundations. Tbs construction
Of the bins ia entirely difereat from my waso
house in ths eitY, and they will hold about
100 900 busbels. Nessrs. Martin, Gresu Co.
have contracted for the excavation and piliug
Cha,.. Dae.iing is doing tho MASON work
Otto Il. Natz il the Architect,
, 1860-08-28

Through our New Orleans exchanges we
hnye later ncws this morning from Vera Cruz
fr I'M which it wi.l be eeea that hostilties On
tho part Of SPAN were u'omentaraly expected
It's also stated that Juarez was not only
ready f,r ar a'tsck, but anxious for the firing
Of tue 6r.t gun, believing that the government
Of the United statcs. in thst event, would as
sumo position in regard 10 Mexican AFFAIR."
that would be tanta1uount to PIotectorate.
, 1860-08-28

Ia announced in cur last issus, Hoa. Us.
81. BAKER, S.srs.a'y Of sta.s Of Minnesota
viii ,addrcss the people OF Waukegan on thu
political questions Of tbs day, Tomorrow eve
ring. lie will speak to thu people Ct "hea-
ton oa Thursday evening. He will asisat
Cassius II, Clay at Woodstock and each o'
his otoor Illinois appointm ants HI. BAKER
is ono Of tue best stump speakers and 1nss'
orators in ths S.a.s Of Minnesota He rem
dsr.d esssnlial aerrics in radsemipg that Statt
from pro.z.avezy rule, in tho exciting contest
of last full. lis has agreed to spend \ Tort
a"ght in this STATE. Ue comes At 1hs INVITA-
lion Of tho State Central COMMITTEES.
, 1860-08-28

Seust,r Seward is announced to spenk three
timea in Michigan, viz: at Detroit Sept y
ct Lansing, Sept. 6; and at kelamszoo sept :.
8. He will 10 assisted BY 6ensto1 Wade q
Ohio and Cav. Bingham Of Michigan. 1m'
neDse meetings ara anticipated At each plao"'
III. ssward's ne1t appointment il at Nadison'
Wi.c,asiu, Sept H. From themes hs goes to
St. Paul. IL will speak in Chicago On hs
return from Minnesots. From here, ws under
r.ard. liz pots to Pittsburgh
, 1860-08-28


Wa fiud In tht :UJston paiefs rrporta that
tEt l{ou. r. r. Banks, Governor Of Aass4ehu-
sits. who has been tLtlcs cit cted to shst ex-
a}ted station without se'iora cootesf. md who
would have eco unAnimeusly 1enernsnased and
aeain Overwhelmingly elected. has been urged
totska high pos,s,oa in a great Wsstesn I..,l.
road understood to % the 1llIncia Centtn1. and
lhtt he will probably coacluda to accept it.
Such ueceptsnce involves residence in or near
Chicago, and Of eourse ,precdudes The retention
Of his pre+eut or .she ace<pt2nee ee Of any other
political eaee. His present ,erm expires on the
ii OF January next, aud his new duties--should
hr conc!ude to accept tbs post rendered hin
viii Doubt. u he undertaken tmmsdistely there
t xfter.
| a:d eommercing lite In i'll nuu1tl-*t wake. and
IS Deroocraslne State where Jaf ksonsm wsa
| iatense!y unpopular, has had = very eueeAsalul
c.rerr, He WAS elected; while st.a Young
man, 70 represent his town " sllhem).i .in The
i j-4tcis3sture, though that town was> Wing; hs
| was re e!ect+d apa chosen Speaker whap the
Democratic and Frea.Soll coalition frat shook
the Wing aAeendAutJ be was ehoseE tn the
dent; he vas next elected to Congrrs4, and, IN
his second term, made Speaker: III 1887 he val
chosen tho itst distirctively Republican Gov.
erpor Of Massachusetts. and re- elrefed viii
scarcely IN efIn7t in 1888 and 1859. Ws csano
| ras Ill IN instance In which b. has betn Al IN
! EpeEt44fHl c&UQ30&'0 lex HaT 11op1I140t 1tA1tOQ
But, thoupb an emineauy sntceasfui poti'f
ciau, he, u. understood 10 b. very: poor. B,
] vile messpsea Of retIenehment the dlninutio,
| Ct cf1ees. and The cutting Il Of Various leaks
| IN the Treasury, be han reduced the cost d
Government 10 The eeorle OF Massachusetts I.
the amount Of oset one million do1lars DEF IN
nun. IL has done 81 that be knovs how +
do in that darec ion; and great corporation
whose m&na3 haTe bsen witnesses Of his ID
bure add ther. # ut1s, BAJA 70 mu, We Wal
iuat such an overhautinG aud pruning Of or
expenses aa 1ru have siFen to ,thnse Of tn
Siate: Ne wa1t,' in short, your tervjr:s, In
viii paT yup tFlce ths wages the -State give
rop.:'. dud tht Governor, hsy1ug four atron
s:gpue uts Ia faTat Of The nav SCI vioe propose
-rau,eiy, wills 4nd th1e q chtldren-ia though
iprliasd to scospt the offer. i :::'
Young men who co.et political posts Al
honoss m,y perhaps ind something to thlnk (
in these fscts-at least in the honorable po,
erty which they reveal. -1c such il the net r
suit Of tn snty fre yeArs' 6uecss>inl deyos'o
- politics, wb4t must hs the fate OF The untnt
cass{ul3 OF COURSE, there are ways Of gtttin
rich by of1leo, II there arc bJ pietirg pocke
| or hrtaEiop into hank-y&ultt-but we lss1
, thesa out q tn account II en honest man
, .coastrsiasd 10 decline thu. GoTernorship Of
erzat md rich State II asssaehusstts besau
! b. must eoia h1sad for hIf faailiT, you'd II .
Z b. Hise 10 earn competeros h:fors going ii
i public political life II aAf
" Ne leasn that Cor. Bsnks j. 10 CONS to CT
!. caso, in tho capacity # sesidsat Director Of 4
i Illinois Cant.sl Railrsad.-Ena P. + 7. '''
, 1860-08-28
s&The Hal1o Speech" Again.
Ico,respond=nee Of lie rr.ssaud IT bune.l
&rn II

BnLTInxKz August q, 'en.
On Saturday, the 2sth INST the "uaterridsd"
Of boone county met in Mass Convention in
this city, md were addressed b. ]. G. Allan,
I,opzias candidate for gosazpor, Tho meeting
waa held in hall, tie headquarters Of The
Republican Club, aud c.pabte Of seating about
fire hundred, aud waa we'll FLIED. Desng in 20
Email room it wRs easy to ASCERTAIN. very
nearly. the pamher in attendance. and thefr
political proclisities. fhefs we're % Douglas
ties, OF whom - were American H7Ritsh,
Scotch. ard tbs tsst we1s Of the "rlch psosue
1,ersuasion. Tha1e Here &c Republicans, n aee
IN oi Americans, kngsisn, ,Gs'm mao, Scotch and
Eotweetsus; the balance Of the Immense se&
Of ;hQman taeesi:. we're ,1adiea Ave hare the
hsndaonn Tin The world aud children.
James informed VI at the conclusion, that hs
had made "lhat same old speech; aod tnat
ssma old speech u noselty n iis Wy, md IL
Which James only attempted 10 make tzo
points. Tne frat uas to make the boys laugh;
IN whicl, he succeeded hut poorly; and the
next was to prove that "5quntsr Sovereignty
wa squa.ter Sovereignty and urged in e.i-
oence tpat Mr.. Douglas had said so repeatedly,
aud at su1dry times md places, and EXPRESSED
great ans7enas Mt, w.xed WITH aud greE pa
! .heticslly ecquens st our Ignorance Of that in
| pnrtaut fact.
The meeting then adjourned with three pretty
fair cheers for Douglas aad Allen, followed By
thee tfnes three for Lincoln and J stcs that
shpnk the hail ftczp the rafters 10 the tounda.
ton. In the cTentng, the crowd re-Assembled
aud listened TO = three by four orator, Who
appeared carly upon the stage, made
sessral profound st1aarns, pushtd hia
s!eeres up. to his elhoTs, .eovor:ed
about the platform, ga7e several 4igni6oaot
shakes Of his hugtr, and then pitched IN. hs
! 1~enl h;@ :tlest dollar and lsst drop os hlood
on tQuatter sovereignty, tnd most 'ne1tr'eahiy
mixed up The '' 'Const'ation, tho Godo Hea.er
aud Dsmocracy,'' and started this l=epe ctab'.
trio for the new Terrtories, al Of which be soor
lost sight OF, and then got th< <eaiasting rsliel
| Of ssaau oratcrs. Eapo,eon BenApsrte aboa
hal: way up the Alps, and begun to spread ~
| tail I, 4{hcrs Of the American Esgfe," when b.
"bzzlea," broke down and lett The stand, AMI
here Tho play tnd.d
l.: Boone County Republicans axe hafneeslni
for the battle. In Belsidere 1e have Nid
Awake Club Of 900. got up Inst week, a9d Ct m
manded By our wide awake sheriff Il. z. Jenni
son, and the formation Of CLUBS and thorouS 4
organization Is goirg on in every part Of III
l county.
The Republicans Of Boone instruct mo 70 il
| form ou, nd through you ali ot Ike faith tha
out ct es0o votes she will honor drs{t pAYabi
ca the 9Th IT November, for 1900 mtjority fd
The entire Republican ticket. Gad speed th
right. REPUBLICAN.
, 1860-08-28
Mem advertisements

~ {. 4. &R1Essa. kds.7tsi&3 Aesnf. Il b4ssapr,-d
as!oraasd "a rcsisa AlsShAks jeF k&<a aAl ~ d
IAsdi,s ra7srs Of ~ Horti T4.. sA-SH+Y
, 1860-08-28
nsecktnrid.e In she Eighth Congxes.
elonAl Utstrlc&.
LxBAxon. ILL. Ang H. 1850.

To [An Ed[dt Ct tGK Nt;f1V11 Res10@'#7'
hlThs tuppo;teEs Of Breekinridge and Ia1: Ct
1eutios in Ibis p1see yesterday to nominate
candidates for the ensuing ection. Some
fifteen or tweatT delegates were present. Dr.
". D. Green Of Jefferson county was chosen n
their candidate ior Cougrsas, and Martin
Eurtz of Madison c7unty for States Attorney
in she Twenty fourth Judicial District. Alter
the basiness of the Convention WIS trantact.
ed, ,pseeh7s y"ep made by Dr.. Thomas Hupe
OF ;;;oo. aad Hen. ~hn Doa5heFty Of paion
rnuntY
, 1860-08-28
Total population Of The County ....-..... 2t4 ~
Population Of tha County IN l60..-.......... s.84
1uIeIe since fe1. u ~
1nersass Of the Hhoa e:nuuty PEI eentuto..
City - ..-..sl-&l 10

II will be eeen from the aboFe that the city
his increased only s5-leo per cent. more rapid
II than the townships, A. We remarked in =
previous artirIe, sinee 1850 4 con1! derab'e por
tion Of Cur population has removed TO country
leats In the vicinity, but ,he. continue to t1sns-
act business in the city. Besides, several thou,
aand mechanics, employed daily in this c;tJ,
haye loo IT. I'd ther families in Coyingtou and New
uott. But II 70 add these odds and ends 10 the
enumerasion Of Cincinnati for 1880, ws cannot
approximate to the very respectable number ot
people ~ have been claiming.
, 1860-08-28

E Amopg The passengers by tho Arae'*,
WHICH arrived in Boston on Wednesday, was
1ohn u. Cough. He was waited upon, On h.s
Arrival, by tbs Hsr. Il. u. Dextsr. Of Boston,
who presented him letter Of welcome--eon-
veying tie expression Of their cordial esteem
and love, and inviting him to pnbiic reception
ia Boston, s'Ku.d BY -four Axadts1 aad es0Afy
elergyne Of different denominations Ia Nassa-
chusetss. -. 'i !:
, 1860-08-28
15oarDtl1q.

70 RDIN G-piea,ant rooms
- Uta Board ca be aatataxd 1t "a. ~ Vaa brr.s
R1es@ eets--1o atAi~ ma MAnAAk 4ven9-, aul3. In
, 1860-08-28

UHc8 lt7 4nd l6s Gake 8TEes.
:: : Gro. B. CH11rESpEs,
General Agent for 1ilipois, Wisconsin and
Horth2rn Indiana. .-.... Au91 12s
, 1860-08-28

Taa Pn1xos 70 corE 70 CE1oAao.--by. \ eia-
patch received yesterday from Mayor Went
worth It will be sean that the Prince il 10 vias
Chicago,
, 1860-08-28

We are authorized to atAte that Senator
Seward will address the Republicans Of Wis.
eonstn, at Madison, on 1uestay, The e!ertaA Of
6tptemner, instead cf Saturday, tho ssh, Ii first
annonneed. We ent-1tein tie bpPe that Gov.
Seward vii! address his nepuM cans Of Nil sau-
evening Of he s.h.-Ai.ooaE<s Sen.in<l, eth
int