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, 1860-07-31

Not nhFln& received your je1ter, l RTAH n.y.
sell Of the same medium of communicating my
reply.
Waving all right TINT might bare to con-
su1tation IS to the times and places Of joint
debate, accept the invitation contained in said
communication, and will meet you at the places
md .smeB indicated.
The OF der Of discusSioa may be arranged be.
agreeable to you. ! sbau be pleased to make
like arrangement for The entire canvass. If
your engagements 70 your friends will permit
you to do 80. Yours, respectfully.
J. G. ALLEN.
Now wrote you no such letter maxim such
appointments, and yo9 SAN no suck lttttr, and
| you cannot produce any such letter from me.
l sent you letter Of date July 1eth, {the ono
mentioned in b.. caprlrs ietter) proposing a
joins discussion at cer,aiu times and plnces
from which, the public plainly zee you have
backed dawn. snd Iow to cover -FOUR retreat
| you propose to meet me at Republican Mass
Meetings designed for mYself aud other Repub-
lican speakers, and which you we'll knew would
not be accepted.
The object you had ia view in chAlleu Ring me
to joint discussion u now made pa1pable to
every man. You were ready il was not, and
vice versa HariDg regarded the publication o1
our unfinished correspondence By you, End the
publication Of your appointments, and Jou1
refusal For more than two weeks 10 accept ny
| propositions as evsding the discuss,on, which
you hare 30 Talo1ously and fos buncomb pro,
posed, have made my arrangements for The
| whole canrass without reference to you.
| This vii! close thiS correspondence an nv
, 1860-07-31

Nov il thu time to bring your l.sra.
Astral. Campheue aud Fluid Lamps, and hare
them altered to burn that economical and bril-
hsat non explosive Asht-kesosene 0l-as
Mobiles Lamp and Oil Emporum-122 CLARK
street, between Wszhingzan and Madison sss-
, 1860-07-31

NOTICE is hereby given to the
l. Creditors nf lhe late N,ax at 3la-rllon, .l'
present the rrnixn~d Receivers of s..u lM Its"
otee at -o,ks 9a1.h Ma-sll!un, lie ART
tsy Of March, 1851. for vicrnta s claims a4a.st
e.it Hank Al rlEns nat trr,ehts4i. will b. 'nrsf1
tzreI from alt Tho dI ,r1 q af The as+t* #" sid k7ti1.
- '''@' u >' E:isT ~ ii fSs*s: Receivers.
Nassnp June tN.1, ~. ia.zeEt1 m
, 1860-07-31

PERsoSAL-1Ian. Richard Tales, Republican
candidate for Governor OF Illinois; Gov. Wit
lard and family, Indiana; Dr.. sanderson and
family, St. Louis; DR.. ]. J. Thorndike, Niss.,
and Judge Weed, Of Peoria, are stopping ut the
fremont House.
, 1860-07-31

Bosrox. July 3o.-Lord Lyons and P..de1ck
Ware, Esq.,, Of the British Legation. in here
this morning for Canada to meet the PHnee Of
W&lss, '@~s "
, 1860-07-31

FIVE FtnEs.-1n the forty. Eight hours ending
with yesterday noon, the Fire Department was
called out five times
, 1860-07-31

ANOTHER FlnE-0u Sunday night Ell a!ar1n
was caused By L fire breaking out in n small
one sto7y cottage on Farquar street, rcar Clin.
ton, occupied BY s. Casey, bu: it was cxtin-
guishcd before getting under headway. Dam
age esna3I.
, 1860-07-31

New LINCOLN BADGE E-Childs the we'll known
Engravcr has just got ont q new and Tery neat
medallion pin, containing rery excellent like
ness Of" Old Abe" 1t is rery pretty affair.
, 1860-07-31
4)rcss i Uribtttt.
GET UP CL i BIS!
GREAT REDUCTION.
campaign Press aud Tribune.


The best Republican dcc-nent thst can be
distrhu.ed in the West, during this campaign,
l. the Chicago rREss AND TRiBcxE. In order
10 give II broadcast circnlstioa, it will be sent
in Clubs, frsm July 7et untn after The PFeai-
DENTAL election, as the following greatly Ie-
dnced rates:
FoR THE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY.
f1!tfn et1:ts 0ne AcIrrts. 2 teb
t1ny cnp!rA address IL 90
ensr crg,,. .............,........ 40
FD: TIE CAMPAIGN 1EI-WE9KLY.
Ten cp1lt+ adatesA.. %
T~e7ty cnrts, address. ~ o.
tH~ Fu,u the Pest 3tastas With }st of the namta.
tud hr rcn Law o: Congress. tc IS obliged TO dctvtr
ta+ 11,<:. .ro.a : buadlc ren. to caa aIcrc.z.
k$- Mok"y!n Ee:tstrrrd Letters st.t Vt Cur vrl.
6it-5.. PRESS i TElEV:f- ch:ea=o. n,
, 1860-07-31

RE1te,ovs.-The Plymouth {Congreeational)
Church, which has lately parted with their pas-
tor {Rcy. J. E. Roy) hare made arrangements
with the Rayerends Fix, Bartlett, and uaven
Of the Chicago Theological Seminary to sup
pty their pulpit regularly morning and evening
till they shall secure pnstor, which it is their
intention to CO co sooa as the right man eau be
found. Thisl Tuesday, afteauoon, from two til
four o'clock, aud il the evening from seven anc
half till nine, some Que will be in attendance
at The church, corner Of Van Huren street ane
Edna pIace, to rent the pews for six months.
, 1860-07-31

e Iil}crs Hair 1nEigorstsr-the best in
use 8. 7. Il sekiey, agent, SOC State street.
iea0-su.
, 1860-07-31

Gas Flx1rEts.-Lazee invoice cf new stJ1ea
Just received By Il. u. W1txAnru, IS South
Clark street. Ue8-dt
, 1860-07-31

MrsicAL 1Ss1rrr1E.--The Normal Musical
Institute which commences in Chicago Sent,
1eth aud continues six weeks, gives promise of
greater SUCCESS than has ever attended any of
its previous SESSIONS. Dr.. Lowell Mason, Geo,
F. Root, Vim. 3. bradbury and several otber
eminent musical teachers and composers will
be present, while the grea. Italian ealteacber.
O. Bassint, w understand, is to be here, and
will give lessons to pupils independent of the
regular instructions Of the Institute. The
meetings Of tie Institute here, We hare every
assurance. will be more fully attended than any
ever held in the country. Mess1s Root l. Cady
are daily receiving inquiries for circu1ars from
all parts Of This and adjoining statea. Those
who intend avalling themselves Of the bened.
OF the ensuing course, should signify that lsct
to Messrs. Root L Cady ut orce.
EXCURSION 70 Observation-Disclosures
have been perfected with the Chicago, Durling.
ton and Quincy, The Galsna and Chicago Union,
The Northwestern, and the Chicago and Nil,
waukee Roadr, to bring passengers to this city
! who desire to attend tho grand Republican gath.
eriug Ut Springfield, on the eighth Of August
| ut half fare.
From this e1ty, tickets will ba issued via TIL
uoIs Central to Springfield and return, for IS
clubs Of fi1y aud over. $2.6o-to b. had Of III.
| committee.
We learn that under thess extraordinary IL
ducemenss ths turn out will bs tho largest TIM
erer visited Springfield from Northern Illinois
! In explanation to the abovs AZ fur NJ concern.
half fare rates on roads entering this city ffon
the West and North, it must b distinctly IN
derstood that NO one can avail themselves o
this reduction for any other purpose than t,
connect with the great excursion train Il
Springfield; they must pay full fare to this city
returning hsnca free,
, 1860-07-31
SratS1TrHp. t,t1y Il. 1860.


DEAn FIR :-lour third motto is received.
WMiv,nE whatever Of ofIenslvencss there mny
be in your lmputations Of evasion, and at the
hszlrd of soMe confusion in my arrangements
already made, now propose joint discussion
Ut one prominent point in eaca Congressional
District Of the State, at the times and places fol.
loving, to wit:
, 1860-07-31

The Hon. Frederick uaasaurek, IepubIican
+'tct,r ut large ct Ohi7, vii address bis itllow-
..itzn,,@ in Illinois, IN the German language, at
the following ,imes and places:
:, ,t.,, A.. Tue JaS. 1ply SET.
, 1860-07-31
leonard %svett,s Appointments.

The Hon. 1,cosard Swctt, Republican EonI-
zee far Presidential E'ectof. will address she
people on politicnl top'ca at tbs following times
und n1hceS:
, 1860-07-31

NAss NEErrso,-A grand Republican Mass
Meeting will be held at Aurora to day. The
meeting will be addressed BY Hon. Richsrd
Yates, the Republican candidate for Governor
Of the State, and BY several other distinguished
individuals. 4 train will leave this ctr for
Aurora, ut 9.4o 4. H., over the Chicago, Bur-
lington AMI Quincy Road.
, 1860-07-31

KxockrD DowS.-Au elderly lady, crossing
Jackson street at the corner Of Clark, on Satur-
day, waa knocked down By o horse driven by O
young man, at high rate of speed, around the
c,ruer. Fortunately, The lady was not injured.
Poor EcoSoAr.-Geo. Smith, OF Saturday
evening went into the Z 10 U s saloon, aud sec-
ing hat on the counter, placed it in his bosom
aad walked oa: He Vas caught, and in the po-
lice Court yesterday morning was fined $40.
Poor economy George, better buy your hats
mex. time.
, 1860-07-31

Auction Sales this Morning.
Hon ehtM FcE,,u.e+ cApe aud Counting 1.com Fer
hurs by Gilbert pos, s. la stictt, ~ &c oek
, 1860-07-31

TOR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN
a sfcnr FIour,n- Viii tn Fnltrn flsy, whltesides
County, ssncs. The Ma taa three mn q te.s rfa
Fsech uYrtwo pair ut wucat AnI pae fof CON- he
t~o run c,n Eake hundred BARE Q! ton: n t~ent7
four hpuIs N: the huss as' W f+ she f1f1 tn 81
LIN ~. Th3 Sill has large Lustcnt HoIk. AHd 11F
aa sae Of whea be bou*as u. the MIL The ctea&o
Kaz9d r to the Mt caor, an't tn N'ss'.s 2ni hsr5
faf oug Of tae assn Of Ih"a1s EE,dfufd Hto who ~
bten fhe mil business for oTef twenty 5e1fs aud tne
nf the
DEsT ARRANGED AND MOST CONVENIENT
Mills of It's .e III the West land everything tn the best Of
oFter raf payment wul re taken IN rt7 estata D.
c!hp.ti ~ vs4Ei,T. Fes further ut rnaipn apply 10
JOuN BRADFORD,
IrartH 20 = atuls street, IinCi;. .n4ti, Oho.
, 1860-07-31

Tue lIoa. Lyman Trumbu'i, in conjunction
With other shlc speakers, will address The pro-
pie on political top:cs nj the following times and
pfafes:
, 1860-07-31

D1SxEn 10 tie ZorAyEs.-1}uriug the visit OF
the Zouaves at Boston, " F. Tucker, Esq., oua
Of mine hosts Of the Briggs House. Of this city,
then in Bos.or, rendered to Colonel Ellsworth a
supper for his entire command, including the
Light Guard Band, oa the return of the Zouaves
to the city. The invitation was accepted The
Zouaves will 20 from Philadelphia to Baltimore
and Washington, and perhaps 10 Louisville
! Cincinnati, and other places.
, 1860-07-31

urSr,So.-The chicken season begins to-
morrow, after which We shall expect to hear
from the sportsmcn Of our city. Dy the way
the hest conceivable mode o. getting 10 T.
choice shooting ground is to take your gun and
JON the excursion Of the Ladies' City Mission,
vis the Illinois Central Railroad to kcnkakee
City, Thursday at $50 M. The ture is only
ff.y cents there aud return, while on tho regu-
lar train it is two dollars each waY. There is
fine fishing in the riser, good boating, mad
every thing pleasant. Remember Thursday.
August ed.
The train will step for passengers at the foct
Of Riugold Place.
, 1860-07-31

There were two classes in this branch OF nath-
emAtic5. Both of them showed minute and
thorough ncqaintasce with the principles em-
hraced in the fields trarerscd by them.
, 1860-07-31

There are tIo classes in Greek, and two also
in Latin. They wero examined in prosody.
syntax and translation, md also ID Greek COM
position. The beginners are taking hold ia
earnest; those more advanced givo evidence Of
diligence on their own part. and efficient train
ing on the part of the teachers. Another year
will furnish good class fitted to enter, and DO
credit to themselves in, any college in the land
, 1860-07-31
GEOMETRT.

The class il this department made some elc-
giant demonstrations. We were pleased to Oh
serse that the problems By which the prodcien-
CT Of the scholars were tried, were rot the
hsckneyed ones 90 familiar TO examining con.-
mittees,
, 1860-07-31

The class in this department ia making good
beginning. The examination, which was con-
fined to elementary principles, was well sus-
tanned.
, 1860-07-31

WEsr SIDE VIDE AwAKEs, ATTENTION: This
company will meet this tuesday evening, at
the West Market 1lall, for drill and tsansactiag
important business. Every member is request
ed to attend. Per order
En- s. EctouoS Sec
, 1860-07-31

EOR PIXIES PhAK.-Ihe under
n49ed ~ P1s s;sa = or for gig na.y n. nsa
a.p.e' for Pre-. On: ta.' emsns* ,hs anat;r:
cs hu rere bv two oFse+ tf r nr morse sciaa toss
ooIY $50 y eu =1 rnnEa* aud ean he p'e8<a
In rhe rrun1Nn. 5fs. woEsrh Ill Y nt+r without
water, Ma ~hRKAAF this II: li' l., 81 ter cent mois
work With the pu~e f!azt the ~st >faunp mill.
Wtae .xp k-td u tutu .ehth krd ct uiu af t7e:
also. The machinery 10 under the saHe potht 1os
esua.tus Iron sIse Mac.d 4untsts ~tt nr.
achIbe he In oCsraD1 Al tEa NAc'1n .hor
Of Mr. Mo-x Pix STREET. Writ tie Eldke Or a'dt<ss
phst Office bux 1889, chicago En., fnr taFtheF 'h1er-
1nunom DUBOIS h AC>TtS.
IA Aurr11 tYtcs'f"AvtT
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28

PHILADELPHIA OYSTER TRADE.-The
capital invested in the oyster trade in Phil
adelphia amounts to $50000O-yielding a
return of about million and half of dol
lars annually. Over one thousand two
hundred vessels are engaged in the trade,
each making about two trips a month to
Maurice River Cove and back. Owing to
disputes with Maryland, however, some of
the boats never return, and the captain and
crew are lucky if they escape Imprisonment
both the Marylanders and Virginians
claiming monopoly of the business along
their own shores. In Baltimore the annual
returns are estimated at four millions of
dollars. The trade in these two cities is
principally to the West, to which the in.
PRODUCTION of the canning system has given
a new impetus experience having proved
that the bivalves are best when put in cans
for shipment. Though American oysters
are not equal in size to those found in the
Indian Ocean, yet they are believed to
surpass them in nutritiousness and delicacy,
and are far superior to any found on the
European coast.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28
A Decided linking as to the Nature
Of Mr.. LincOln's Cabinet.

We give below an article which appeared
in the Springfield Journal of the 18th inst,
which is authoritatively stated by tie special
correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
to have been written by Mr.. LINCOLN him
self. The article in question, is not so
enigmatical as to prevent the decided infer
ence being drawn that his Cabinet will be
made up of men of his own political mind.
The article is as follows:
awe see such frequent illusions to
supposed purpose on the part of Mr.. Lin.
coin, to call into his Cabinet two or three
Southern gentlemen, from the parties OPP
posed to him politically, that we are prompt
ed to ask few questions
LIST. Is it known that any such gentleman
of character would accept a place in the
Cabinet
I'd. If yea, on what terms? Does he sur.
render to Mr.. Lincoln, or Mr.. Lincoln to
him, on the political differences between
them? Or, do they enter upon the admins
tration in open opposition to each other?
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28

Fur TRADE OF ST.. LoU1s.-During the
past year there has been received at Saint
Louis, $4,000 buffalo robes. Of these,
$4,000 were received from the Upper Mis-
souri,, IL 800 from the Platte Region, and
$500 from the Usage Region. Average
value per robe, So so, in round numbers,
100000. The robes from the Upper
Missouri are the product of the Blackfeet
Indians, being on the headwaters Of the
Missouri river, some three thousand miles
from the mouth of that stream. These
hides are all tanned by the women while the
men hunt. Immense numbers of buffalo
are killed for meat only, and in summer
and other seasons, when the skin is COM
parativey bare of wool or hair and conse-
quently worthless. The robes taken in
winter are best. Probably not over a
tenth of those slaughtered furnish us
robes-so that the whole number of buffalo
killed during the season will reach 100000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28

The NEWLY ELECTED MAYOR OF BosroN
elected over the Republican candidate on
the distinct issue involved in the present
posture of political affairs-was serenaded
on the evening succeeding the election, and
responded in speech concluding as follows:
Ny friends, will detain you but a single
moment longer, and it is to ask you, here and
now, in this hour of triumph, to join with me
in expressing our loyalty as Boston citizens,
and as citizens of these United States, by Civ.
ing three cheers for that glorious and patriotic
sentiment, which, on this occasion, will find
response in all our hearts: 'The Union..-it
must be preserved"
1t has been long since Boston has sent
out through her chief magistrate such pa
triotic words as these.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28

STEPHEN BREWER, Esq, of Cortland,
New York, has been finally communicated
from the Presbyterian Church, for the crime
of listening to addresses on the Sabbath
from Wendell Phillips, Ralph Waldo EN-
erson, VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Thos. Starr
King George VIM. Curtis, and others of
like sentiment. Mr.. Brewer was suspended
nearly two years since, but the sentence had
not been confirmed by both the Presbytery
and Synod until this time.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28

What the SecessiOnists in Charleston
Want--A Collision with the Gene
raj Government.
The Charleston correspondent of the New
York Tribune thus writes:
The leaders who are forcing the State of
South Carolina into rebellion, are doing
their utmost to bring on collision with the
Federal government. They want to be
coerced by it. A blow from the General
government becomes quite necessary to the
accomplishment of their plans of precipita-
ton. Thus far, the supposed or real pros
pect of collision has kept up the excitement,
prevented deliberation, forestalled every
thing like reflection, and raised swell by
which the whole community has been car
ried right onward. A collision in Charleston
harbor, between the government troops and
citzen-sodiers, before the meeting of the
convention on the 18th, would gender pre-.
cipitate action easy. But there has been
no violence, however imminent the danger
of it, and precipitation consequently LAM
guishes. The leaders feel it, and understand
the necessity of new excitement. Their
programme must be played out, and you
need not be at all surprised at collision
any moment, unless the leaders are utterly
defeated, and the whole programme of Sc
cession reversed. 1t is difficult to see how
extreme complications and collision are to
be avoided. Should government send more
troops to strengthen the forts, on the fact
becoming known, the catastrophe would be
precipitated, for the forts would be assailed
before the troops arrived. If they are not
given up on demand after secession, then
they will be assaied."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28

What the SecessiOnists in Charleston
Want-.A Collision with the Gene
raj Government.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-07
VIRGINIA
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t5t Gin aTcBts WAGER fcrttIcv Strrtn- uno Rnntu. sIc,sr ,,T -.
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Nru'e @oarNlnS auS unb tN6crticr. NGirtbihaft.
Ter unttr!titnrtt tat Nu ecr l7tcn StraEc, pcm
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8sucr= mub Standardization,

Virginia Fire < Marine Insurance Company
Die CT" Bona 6i9c CAPITAL Vcit 100000 teig
uno i'm Sabre 1882 ourtb rie @'eirsssbuts
Uon &r9inien ~cin9eitgt puroG.
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shisrRt Hne cerotttatr AufuNstn iAntuittnS ndahtrmmt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-07
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