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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30

Threatened Kise in the Price of Hemp.
The fre-eating Governor of Gcor-
gia, Joseph e. Brown, in his late mes
sage to the Legislature of that State,
gives utterance to the following
threat
"Should Georgia determine, while
Z exercise the Executive power, to Sc
cede from the Union on account of the
violation of the compact, by other
States, l should deny the right ofany
other State or government to coerce
her to return to it. In such case the
allegiance of her citizens would be
due to her alone, and each would be
entitled to the protection of the flag.
This they should have. And if any
other government should interfere,
and assume jurisdiction over them,
and take the lives of any of them up
on a chrge of treason to its authority,
for following the flag of Georgia, l
would retaliate promptly, by seizing
and hanging upon the highest tree,
two of the subjects of such Govern
ment for each citizen of Georgia,
whose life should thus be illegally ta-
KEN"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30

Disunionism in the remote Southern States,
is still rampant. South Carolina takes the
lead; Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi are
close in her rear while Florida, Louisiana
and Texas are leaning strongly in the same di-
rcction. In South Carolina delegates to the
proposed State Convention are being nomina-
ted, and in every instance the most rabid dis
unionists to be found arc selected, The Con-
vention will consist entirely of these men, and
nothing but extreme measures is to be expect
ed of it. The attempt at secession will be
made whether other States follow or not-and
what the result will be it is difficult TO conject-
ure. 1t does not seem likely that any opposi-
tion will be offered to her movements, SO long
as the functions of the general government are
not interfered with, but in the event Of an as
sault on United States officers an attempt to
seize U. s. property, interference with The col
lection Of customs. or any other direct viola
tian of law, the official oath Of the Pretident
If regarded, will require him to take action and
see that the laws are enforced. A Columbia
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun says the
South Carolina leaders are determined to act
at once, in order to get out of the Union be-
fore the 4th of March, having confidence that
Buchanan will not attempt coercion and fear
ing that Lincoln might take decisive steps to
thwart their projects. Should this be the case
they cannot hope TO be followed at once by
Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi for in
those States the action contemplated previous
to secession, if that step sho uld be determined
upon, will require greater length of time to
mature than will transpirc before the 4th OF
March. In Georgia A. H. Stephens and sew
eral other prominent men have come out against
the disunionists, and their efforts are having q
good effect. Stephens is a candidate for the
Convention, and will doubtless be elected and
viii take the lead in advocacy of moderation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30

A n expression Of intense satisfaction illunin &
II od har countenance when she unclaspcd the beauH
fal picture he had just handed her OF ks had
been GAyTTT'S where only be procured pictures
which excel in the best features Of the art. p
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30

Mr.. LINCOLN has made two speeches since
his election--the first at his home in Spring
field, on the occasion of the jubilee over the
result of the election; the second at Bloom
ington, Ill.,, from the platform of the car on
which he was travelling to Chicago. They are
both short, happily co nceised, and patriotic
We give them in full
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30

Frederick Hassaurek received 231 ,563 votes.
Joseph NJ. Root, John Riley Knox, Abraham
Thomson, John 2. Henkle, Hezekiah s. Bun
dy. Richard p. l. Barber, Joseph Ankeny,
Edward Ball and John 4. Davenport, each
received 23l .6O6 votes. Benjamin Egglest IN
received 23l .599 votes. William NJ Dickson
received 231 600 votes. Frank McWhinney,
John Beatty, Vim. K. Upham and Samuel
B. Phibrick, each received 23l COS votes
Dresden ". Fl. Howard and George W.
Brooke. each received 23l ,607 votes. John
NJ. Kellum received 23l ,6G4 votes. Nelson
Rnsh received 231 $40 votes. Willard Slo-
cum and Norman K Mackenzie each receiy-
ed 231 ,597 votes. Daniel B. Stewart received
23I $40
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30

The same paper OF Wednesday contains the
Governors Proclamation announcing the
election of the Republican Electors, with the
precise aggregate received By all the eandi-
dates voted for. We subjoin the vote of the
Republican and Douglas candidates
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30
The Official Vote of Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 23.-1he official
vote of Kentucky is as follows
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30
SPRINGFIELD SPEECH.

?. Friends and Fello1v- v-Ctizens-Please excuse
me on this occasion from making a speech 1
thank you, in common with all those who hav e
thought fit by their votes to endorse the Re-
publican cause. 1 rejoice with you in the sue
cess which has so far attended that cause
Yet in all our rejoicings let us neither express
nor cherish any hard feelings towards any cit
izen who by his vote has differed with US. Let
us at all times remember that all American
citizens are brothers of common country,
and should dwell together in the bonds of fra
terual feeling. Let me again beg you to &c
cept my thanks, and to excuse me from further
speaking at this time.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30

ST.. CHARLES HoTEL,
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. Is, go. (
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30
BLOOMINGTON SPEECH.

Fello,O- Citizins of Bloomington and Mclean
County---I am glad TO meet you after longer
separation than has been usual between you
and me. thank you for the good report you
made of the election in old Mclean.
The people of the country have again fixed
up their ofairs for a constitutional period of
time. By the way, I think very much of the
people as an old friend said he thought of wo-
man He said when he lost his first wife, who
had been great help to him in his bust
ness, he thought he was ruined-that he
could never find another to fll her place. At
length, however, he married another, who he
found did quite as well as the first; and his O.
pinion now was that any woman would do
well who was we'll done by. So think of the
whole people Of this nation-they will ever do
well if well done by. We will try to do well
by them in all parts of the country, North
and South, with entire confidence that oil will
do well by u.s.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-30
9eIaiuare Hazeffe.
Delaware. nov. 30, 1850.
OHIO OFFICIAL.

The State Journal of Tuesday contains the
,f1icial returns of the recent Presidential
Election in this State. We give the totals
nrefhar with fhnse of 1856:
, 1860-09-08

ITO RENT-llous Nos 0 aud IL
Il r11;e P!!ee. Wts: piss,7. two sseEy ft-mts. SIX
Also arse nr ees, traTe 11x! ia With eaiase ba-n
= zion. !ar's &C. eatoa on ,wen str ct stwesE Eliza
Wells ,,cet n in No. l.ic. .tseef. Apply to F..
u. CEN MiiGS, H. al As;z.e OEct, 40 49 LAX tt1fet-
, 1860-09-08

UrAztSo 4 Cell MArE-Dsnie] Cnehmap. IN
for d1u1k o. Tnurd.y highs, aaded 10 his pen
atty by severely puu.Eel!ing hts cell mate,
Charles E7ycl. Ec Wss se1t to Brisc sell iof
twenty dsys.
RuSX1N0 WITHOUT L1cESsE.-C"nrad Me!z-
ger. arrested iot running for PASSENGERS With
out lieen:c, was discharged ca ihe payment sf
costs
STEALING a Coin PIEcs.-A kir1 named Ar
let " i,,iams has neen held to bail in $500. Sh.
5n3 boarding Ii d house on North " aser staeet
and 6as ACCUSTOMED to sleep with servant
girl. Thursday morring she got up earlier
taan usual, a3d sho7ty after her departure. the
servant girl missed a Eve dollar gold piece
which was subsequently fourd d: :. fruit E,end
ne ar by .wbe1c tue other girl had Invested it in
peaches and pears.
DESCENT rrox DASc: uorsE.--0n Thurs
day u,pht = notorious dssce torse cn North
Water st,e.t. hetwceu Dearborn aad CLARK
s1raets. kent hY Thnusa3 Stanton, WAS broken
up by Tue polcs. 1t has long been noted rs a
di1oideriy house, zud the keeper If it has fg-
ur<d before in police a77als. Tha follow ing
Inmates we.e arrested end discharged on
o.1meut OF costs, by Justice Davis: Davld
5l:ilsr, John Blrues, ls7ac \. Morgan, Eugene
B-rekep, Laura CGru1eu< Off. Catherine Malo
nay. MaIy McFareen, sinry Welca, Eliza B,a-
~. Ceiia NcFa.den and Mary CAyapsugh.
fhon,as $s,autou and his wife, Jr!i4 StaQ1cn,
Here fned IS ca:b.
lbs .npERlY.-Yes:erdny morning u msu
| namod CoAt.ea Eogel. was examined before
| Justl:e Davis, upon the charge Ct disorderly
| con sct. prtfsrred by enc Iheobold ness, aud
fne3 flu.
, 1860-09-08

The Gre >test 0utpouring Of the Csm-
paign in Roi1hern Illinois.

uEKAtA, uxkab Co.. Sept. 6, lsso.
Ten dsss ago the Democracy Of 'hia csun:y
bad graad demonstration ri ST camore, ts hear
jim A1'ea's milk story, asd t:i= reporter Of tie
Chicago 1ints put thc nunb:s il attendance 1t
5000, tee s.xe rc7ac;ous reporter ais3 s:a:;cc
~. 1.,r,b ~ thu n.E1> .,,....;., ..t:.S
80 .''ssA VI 'u' "s. ea.'a, "S''ce
caosatea OF ~ ans. a. tRo miles leu 70.
mesiEes tod You that in every particular We
should bsa. their demonstration :ix.Colj. Well.
"e have scout doas fne 'n'ng' taxing fAe'T ewa
f0urtt; f''T1u'n1r THOUSAND is !igure at wLica
good irdc;s estiratc cur crowd vcstcedar
roow on.,.,-a,,o, s,n d,.,,,;~a !, ,,.,., ..,,
~.'" sps'o ~ 'Aess 3 s''u'
ef1ngs' ma II IS 11p'sE'ole u fo:m a correct
estimate Of tie aamb:r of c:ord where thsy
do MT all nasa tta esme mint. hut +,,s~o ;x ~
SO. ~. 49,: f..' -. ~. -" ~
doubt abont one thing, TO VII, thas nc bal
t..epoA Pcepie, srd more than We could comsor.
tably diepcs. or Jc. Krox was nj the h;c pe,.
y. ,a.. 49, - ~.
.'N inesaus .seS "sse' ."o &c my IS 1n's vas aa
tie 21rdtst trx III Adt 1tt add, <xftd in III: kae
.s. st s,,;ne6e11 Al tn or.7a ,,.,,..;.-
"1o s.~ s'~'" s@'ue1'eg
there NC" weeks h'nee, ard em sure ours was
one Third II not orc half rs large - that.
1w,l1 net eu:er upon the details Of the Gem.
o,s4rat,c., az ftfke awaterire. ,e +bn
oas''"..e. o 1"aAe-"t 20 VI Tue reoplo
arc getting to hen cc1mon sh'rg. The de1ega
tion which went down from Sycamore and The
nortbern tovns x.s deterr;,o IF o.n.-;,,
49, espe~'a'
n1nce. Il Eas nea1sn ~ ms s?camoEn t1rass
bsads iola"ea o5 ste - etaorS "1de.A"ases.
nross Somrnaau T;, " Ghpt r.. EnIoaa, acung a. Nc
eseort 'ot Gess'us ~: s,s5. Hha had geae oTer
to that 1'l.nSe 70 passs 'hs .. night; Then eane
p51tma, cantisnn$ 9! tntsty tnree gouns Ia
o.es snp.Shseas.ss h .Ae o..ses oa tao lorer steps
ano on .as nppsI o1ss .ae oie2nofe VIDE
Awake La'e!s. unost er;,a Masiet ALBERT sanoo1D,
SSanP1ny ato.sd -. .eu s.c.wo1 mIey eGeom'oms.
, 1860-09-08

mahd d de CAPTAIN, I went at
for somc mattresses with which to stop
the water flowing in. With the assis.ance
o. u couple Of passengers, threw down eight
or ten mastresse. into the The hold. I then
went back through the cabin. The ladies AID
gentlemen we're gathered in The csbin. but ap-
peared to be neitheS alarmed nor excited.
thea went to the plat houss whers remained
Aminute.- Tbe wheel was nat hard a.starboa1d
The boat headed for shore. / then ran down
again to tic freehold and saw water within
foot Of tue furnaces. I went at Immediately
and mt Mr. carr1 and to,d him ,.ont III. den.
r.,,.. III. n. ,n31 ~o,t f,.-.-a ;.,r,.d;
, 1860-09-08

ltos "Tcsa 1rd TI.aucc:
lam g.ad :as: Nj. 3. hes disc!a'racd k1owl-
edge CT HE pabl;easioa Of bis nane as " former
Is ore Of the Bishops Of The II. r. Church"
NJ. D. wss. a. he states. fer sAari tim, Super
intsnden. .: cur Aiasion ii Africa. but su:h IN
tt1lco was nevsr consi5s.cd as idcr.ical viii,
that Of Disbop-it corfc.rirg no su,ho.i.y to
oraaic, 10 trAasfer ministers ircn orc Confer.
ercc to another, to preside in any annual Cen.
f:1encs beyord tic limits Of his mi,sioo, CT in
thc Gensral Cotfersncc, and furthermore, is
hcli st tic pleasure Of the Bishops and Mis-.
tiaearg Eoard.
1dczire no contscrefs7. and wish Mr. Bag.
lion SUCCESS 10 evsEs COED wo,k. Oar ctr reed,
good men. Yours truly, TN. Eppr.
, 1860-09-08

10000 Republicans in Attendance.
Speeches by Clay. Baker, and Rreas-
manu.

OTTAWA. IL, Se3t7.
Large delegations from adjoining towns wero
in attendance at tho Republican mass meeting
in this city to-day. The number present was
estimated at 10 900, which included delegations
Of Wide. Annkes from Mendota, Peru, Aorri.,
Lisbou md Pontiac. Al two O'Clock proee:-
sion WAS formed, and after paradipg through
the principal streets, marched to the speaking
grounds, where they nere addressed br Hon.
Ca.slus II. Clay, and Aessrs. Baker and Kreia-
mann.
This eyerin. 600 Wide Awakss nre Oh. in q
torch light procession, with banners, trans2a-
reacies, &c. Much enthusiasm prevails.
, 1860-09-08

Eli. Cumuire. n policeman ef Chicago, vas
sn bis way to Milwaukee ~ witness in n snur.
der case. ..
Pcsry Burns, aeervaat in the fesni!y Of J. G.
Anb1cr, o. r, I. Tinkhau L Go. She went up
9Th her .:ster Hh, l:ycs in Milwaukee, and
young genu:uaa. her st6ane:d.
There is a report current that Captain Nike
rse,ro, ~ th:R civ w1s On bptFd.
, 1860-09-08

N1xEtEES RECac1zs FROM ONE TowH-In tie
delegation from Plyueuta t, ths g.s.t Seward
denomination at Dstro,t, there we're ninetcep
men who had never vo,ed anything but Dem.
ocratie ticket, bat NOW Rre head and heart for
ABB Lfncoic.
, 1860-09-08

me1sEA. Arnold aud PlAtu.a Appu1nt-
mcmtA.
Nessrs. rLA7o and ARNOLD. candidate fer
Presidential 1::ector. and candidate for Con.
gress, wiIi address the people at
0.reea Ksne g. Th1rsdaE evening. Sept. 1Nh.
Stes1uF Writes de Co.,. FtltaY a lalh
, 1860-09-08

Reception OF 7lr. Seward In Chicago.
The v:ral Gem ittcvs appointed by the
Reo"t.icau csga aa:ztiaus Of this cuy ta Eake
asfa::enents i~r Il: reception Of Mr. Se9crd,
az tis- II CT D::s5sT, are reluested 10 Eeet a:
Rom Na, l. 'f1cz>ns Hou$o on saturday ere-
nie: TIE S:a list. Q: o'clcck.
JrL,rs WuI1z, C.mp'n Com.
, 1860-09-08

Cuuu'ys
The ap22iE:aea: Of Isaac y. Asno:3, 1t G:-
neya, Tor LIS: 2ig:4:, MAS ros'porea 20 ccSt
w.ek, Friday evcriEg, or ac:ozn: Of the
Toxr C.:ca:ssa being held in N:ae county last
ercatHg.
Acssrs Ar.ell a.d llato wia speak 4: Co.
nsva OF Friday e:eni1g, Sept. 14'h.
, 1860-09-08

Thirty thousand copies Ct the 'Folitical
Record Of Stephen l. Douglas On the Slavery
Question:" ieeued by tho Republican St. te
Central Comm ter, have been sold during tho
past two weeks and l:rgo orders arc now to.
ing received for tho document from Ohio,
1niinna, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota. Missouri,
anl scserM Of tho Eastern Sta!es. A rew
edition was sent to press yesterday. It's en-
pha1icaily tie document Of the campaign.
Persons desiring to order it from t;:c Press
AND TnIEcSE cfl.c eau have their orders
nrn.ontlr filed at 1ho foalaEiur laH rafrs.
, 1860-09-08

81 @ccia Dt=i:1ca 10 liz IEi4s aid If!blEr.1
IA1K!csv lie. 3sp:. :, $50.
Se7ea Euatrcd catr:es have beea made. This
promises to be the largest ta;r cEsr held in The
West- Sver2l fountains are playing in the
grounds. JSo. L. RtrSoLpa,
EErraspf,-si..p Eec-stefv
, 1860-09-08

Eru,ca1 EDUCATION IN Cn1cAGs.-Tae Mt3i
~, ExamSa!r hes tie io,'owiac, which wc fully
iadsr:c, With he F:cf.torr remark that tEe
iIa:1eu2n Meti:a: S-hoo! Of tils uoo q ;a,l,-
lists should he icc'ui=i il tEe number II tie
gene:al reader, gsv:cg rs, therefore, three well
established m:d.:al cduca' ianal Institutions
embr 4cias th= two lesdicg schools Of pva=t;ce.
W,th Ibis at2c.dmsrt ne n5.ee with the Er.
dmias- IN tee fo'lswi,g:
We soy t1.p, With al e=2dor aud sincerity,
to tie p5lfss s,io. Of tina Northwest, that, thi'
cue, With 1xo meJic,l Echool-, oac On The or:
d:aar, plan, aaa tie other Oh a Plan embracing
cre ms.:cdic.l ard extended System Of in
et.uStien than aos othc- school in this country
xlta three ucsp:tt's and two or three Dispen
sur cs accessible for cliricai instruction, pre-
cents ID every respect Is good advantages fol
asaaa AL o;:eS e.. rF;shs th
Euiou,
, 1860-09-08

CITY R1perAr, Of the 5.h, contain. tho following
eh cling inte!lisenc: from the interior Of that
State:
Jehn S. Heed, Esq., vito has just retrrntd
from IN extensive tour through tie ccuoties tt
Sscrv, Dco3e, Greene, Webster, Hamilton, Du-
chonaa, a.d Tanaa, trings encouraging news OF
the progress Ct The Republican caufc in sit
those counties. Chapges in our favor a7e fle.
0. Story, 1he leading man Of the Democratic
party in that tos=siip, in open meeting of his
party club, announced bis inab!tY 10 pre2res IS
further with the Dtusios:tes, and his intention
to Fo:e for icce1c. Ia Sew:an township. Ba-
.hAcaa carnsy. ::c7e is sait to be but two D en-.
wide a:ake. and working diligently. This is
but IN indication Of hat is going On al over
tho Stats, aaa IL the election docs no: c7ms
aoon, there will has6lS be opposition enough to
fsepublcaoisn1. to mako .he contest Interesting
, 1860-09-08

The latest returns from Vermont make the
Republican majority for Governor az, loco.
Last year it was only 1865.
Tho election in Maine takes place On Mcn.
day. Toe rival candidates arc as follows:
0ovlx3oR-
f7snut t,c1n Democrat.
1en.ri II A,urrsx in, EFutAM 4. eNAr1.
FoR MExxExs coxEkEz5.
l. Join N. G sphwu. Th mAs II. uaycs.
II. Charles W Walton. (Hlvln Rtcnrd.
tfI fatnuei c Fta-eldcn. Altrcd ". ) hnsnn.
lT Amen r. II ntlL Ben'sm}n Il. Fuller.
v John Il Itice t-fu e& II. Bike.
VI. Fsedtzi1k A. Pike. U.on BfA-butT-
Tine 1at, 11Id and With Districts azt
strongly contested tho residue are strongly
Republican. The Republican mtj'rities twe
years sirce in tue Districts designated abovt
were 445, CO atd 433 respectively.
, 1860-09-08

Is UsuAl.-Thc Meo1son w is.) P1tsio. pn~
nouaced 'ha: lawyer Wilvey. Norwegian Re-
publican Of tha: city, had reaouncsd Repu5li
cani-m d come out far Donzlas. Whereupon
Nr. Widyey requests the Madizon Journal
10 state that h. has doao nothing Of the kind.
, 1860-09-08

Orders b. msll must be accompanied with
postage at tho rate Of Que cen: fer each c,py
when the nuniet is Ices than twelve. Fiyo
cents for twelve capes md at tlat rate for any
number ever twelve
, 1860-09-08

Joint DtscraAfon Kct Kern Senator
Truu1 buls and y. II. Ricklin.
Joint discussions on the political topics Of
the day will take place between Senator Truna-
ball nnd gon. o. u. Fick1,n douglas nemirec
fnr Presidential Elsetor) ut the following tines
acd p1uces:
Ac1dotA, u Sale eCo..-........1hu thur day. Scpt =.
Pitta6eld PIX Co., ...6A day, r.
Cta:t:aiz EaEou Co. Wttnada5," Is.
, 1860-09-08

ME7EogoIoc1caL,-Yest was eulsry,
mist, "maggs," aad generally comp. aimed OF
By 81 nst Interested in the sale Of st-a~ drlsks,
thin clothing aud ice.
The morning was usherea in By phenrne-
non woaderf1s il its character, and without a
parallel il tbs rem :n:crsEce Ct the o:dsst i1-
haai.ao>. .Aoart te:f Fast tive O'Clock 4. u. q
ri5'en: ,h:.!c- s!czm set in, attended by a
remarkable turid appearance Ct tie heavens.
Ever: thing, while tie 1Sia xa, falling in tor.
re=t z~.@ea axlon with ea Intense light, which
was st Zines sa c:a:gs yellow, giving to evsry.
tkia5 i:s bac. Tts Appearance was auch IS to
cause in p;zzy mir5s tie apprehension .hst q
v:o'su c'ca ssratiac must bs raging in the city.
The =oIor d;:d awa5 aad w=s tu:ceeded by q
g:ccni>h or blush tia:, which passed into g
la:!, :e=den gray, C. TIE clouds shu: down more
c:,:z.ly. 1ac rh.t was icubtcss Tic
r:;:l. e sen,s peculiar 7. l:cion aud r.fraetior
Of :hc rays Of the ri:iuy sua, but tbs ttfea! wal
| teau:isal and remarkable.
, 1860-09-08

A1I,7Aar.-Thc Independent Unicn Guards,
Capt Harry, Of Milwaukee, arrived in this city
yesterday morring OF the steamer Lady EIgin.
They numbered tome forty-two in all, ard were
accompanied By E dae band. D5 soue mistake,
We epresua.c, cur city companies, zot being duly
notified Of their coming, there Was no one st
the bcE. 10 receive item. The company, how
evsr, in true Military spirit made the bes: Of
bsd natter, erd after marching 10 the Mez-
chants' Hotel on Ii Sale street, and partaking
Off good breakfast, dispersed themselves abort
our city, End perhaps enjoyed themselves as
mucI, in private WAY as theS might hare done
in more public manner. We had no oppor-
tuuiiy OF seeing; them ia body, but from tie
few Se met, SC should judge they formed n tine
comrapy. The left Eo7 Milwaukee at II last
night on The Elgin.
, 1860-09-08
TIE CITY.


Hoa,ehra furniture, earpe... bedtes4A &c. at O'Clock
A. H. Il No. Il Lsts s.rsts. BY Giok1 Ss.np'rn A.
aud Japsne.e gods with aew ,pSo'ee Of Ftfc satl. will
Ee res:.a=d-
, 1860-09-08

w The C7clor.ma will be Exhibited this
afternoon at o'clock. Childsen, 10 eeata
adults, Csc.
, 1860-09-08

81 Farny Fern is stopping It The Richmond
House 1 Her husband ). Parton E*q'' is with
, 1860-09-08

mstoF Egglestuns@ Appointments.
Aaor Eggleston, prominent Ohio Rspub5i-
can, will Gddfess ths people as the following
places. in ccnrec!ion With other speakers, on
the days mentlo1ed:
.Fttaf, !.
kDn ee temhts T.
g ss-...... ........N dnesdAy... .Stpscnbe' y.
Thurzoty. repeater y.
.btr II,
, 1860-09-08

| Qai.e pnmbe. O: proufpeut articles
late on exhibition 1t the Wig.9D, have been
despatched 10 jacksonville, to besutered at the
St::e Fair. i
, 1860-09-08

~ The United States Court comes in tes
s;on to-day.
, 1860-09-08

The GsAsp JrEr At THE rooc HorsE.-Tte
Grszd Jury OF the Circuit Court riti!ed tie
Poor II:use on Thursday, and :.e preparing an
el.hor4 St. report on the eordiiea Of that insti-
tution, in which E:irsra charges nre recommtre-
ed, cm2:s o!tcr ::;:Eea complete separation
tatiau.
, 1860-09-08

- The list Of awards It the Neehsaies' In
stisutc Fair will be ready for fahlie.tion OF
Monday uex:.
, 1860-09-08

tE- The Board Of Su2er1iasrs eomnence
their September sese'on on qus9asJ.
, 1860-09-08
CHICAGO. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1860.

stared at home. In front Of the Sycamore pro-
oession we had an immense canvAa upon which
vas painted the following: