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POPULATION OF kENrrcxy.-Thc population
q! Kentucky. as reported hv the LATED States
Marshal, is l,l56, 900, being III increase Of
about j. per ceut in the las; ten years.
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pAHyl.a.s MAGNErs. w y

CuGS-Hh!:c 81 IS. mixed e; 70 t.. :ci!u, 1, .rn:.--
FLOCk-supcrhne - 20 : 81. extra = - t. &. i.sn..y
81 ~ - %t pAr>--3, cts. Kii;-." 20 :: GA
wIlFAT--Nhite !! =" ! -. rcH - to -
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public Meeting In buckingham.

Our brothers ure already in the ;ield-wlIy
stand Nc here idle: 3 L.rt Us meet and consult
and determine upon something. An awfn!
crisis i: At hand. it is neither prudcn! or
courageous 10 blind cur eyes. True courage
takes the hulN Of the danger into wise COLI
sideration, and then prepares for il firm and
uns!.rirking resistance. Come all, Of every
party, and let us talk the think over on next
Court day. y CITIZEN or BUCKINGHAM.
~ Whir rcouestei IN couv
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Oct. a.


go pRI%2Exs-.A roHEnaS :: :.
ME WISH 10 rmploy 1 c~oHs2s:>t,' ,.,f.:e. fGnee,
ANY good rr:u'sr, m,.e:,is: ;s2 @a. b ,:~s.a 5n -
ofoP.F Ga2I ~ J.r,n,:, 2. %iat.sr!y :yoi::! .s. y a,
can o obtain pstrsncI, Isnp!o5I=' y; ~ coLsMAHs
dressing pI-
~Sc71-dSclE
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AMUSEMEHTS,


EUNKEL L M0XLEY.. . Les.rr, .,.
THOS. l.. M0XLET.... ...,.. Ic,In. r..".s.r
|. u rriiiman,,2 r,... Tat. S,lge h4a,st,..
RICHlStiS, On which occasion .he viii sin; .er.r,I rr''s
:Iful SrrCs. 81
MIR. PETER EIC1ISGS Will aPpcn, Al Cur,,.,,
RESACn. S't:
TENNIS (THCRSDAY) EVENING. 10Y. a!.h. .,I r.
4 formed the new 0perstic Drama o: =. - Fg
NATIONAL GUARD
Pauline, (w!:li songs, )...",..... .NiS. CsGoNn. g.,,,
Nhr'6EeF Hcaaud. ............,..... NJ. Peter t,,I"-'
IT, coaclrIe with ;hn Petite Cru.-ty O: "'"A
W00ISG ~ JEST.
Nri. ~"!tCh.Ecs, "a young widow ,M.s, Cl,,n:. ,r;.
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y Wing requested 10 copy.

ROBERT ErLToS's PIo7.-JameS Waterman,
aged IS, pow a resident Of Walworit, WAYNE
county, New York, was one OF The pilots ii the
Fulton on her first trip from New York ii Al.
bany, in October, 1907.
i PEI:EsR's EXEMPTION EILL-in The Yer
mont Legislature a bill Ihas been offered TO ~
empt from attachment 4 priater's ontti. rot 10
exceed Sl,2g4.
BcRdLARY.-four burgiaTieS were Committed
in Parkcrsbnrs within The past WEEK..
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Yors or Observation-Disclosures ge,
4s, s3l. Bell, 27,s66. Douglas, 1866.
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Observation-Disclosures w %
L.YNCUEcRG NApHErs Nov :

CURS-Iy TO &c. fl.UUt-SUirr, - To an; xr.
/ 10 -; Family, Ji,o? j. DAT:-3J 10 .-c wItat-
Willie, Il - 10 I.-j: He'd, ! - - i..U.
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HALL.
MATINEE l.,

-S1thJ ~ l., i.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER
Commencin. ut ; O'Clock.
I ~ oAhob'NE R1CiIISGs. respectfully Infer.
~ ''!-hds aaa III. public. ,hs. she VIII dive
GRAND COVERT
AIthe above pllc. and tine, Oh which ece..;
assisted by her father, 49,.
~. PETER EICIlINGS.
Mn. GEORGE ECNEI
AH. JULES uENla,rr.
AND
fIl: and t;aci-nt Orchestra. Gat-: n.
Pro. J. 4. EuSESBEGGr," ~ -
II addition 10 n number Of G.E: t,un.T
Red compe-e:-, ..'-.',
Mss CAROLINE E!CLiN"s
Nh Eec;t- !:c2 loa.is!!cw'. Popular Ps.ss %, al.
TIE Wi00LrG AID EEDDLrG .E.Tr '''
e Tickets 80 cents. 70 DC J,.,es. 49,,
clpiL Nrsit and bookstores: a!,v. L: Che Hal. m
Forte n'eI on The occasion, has been rru,ra4-'r -
by L.. MAyR, Esq DIS Bruli Street
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F~DUNLoP. MOSCCRE & CO., ask the
49, attention o! dealers 10 their Auction Sale of COT.
fee, sugar, Aloiasses, g., cotaD=ncing 81 II o'rloiE this
aotn;aS.
Sal, vith0ut regard 10 p,,ih.r Nay au-It
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FOR SALE,

SUGAR PLANTATION. situated oL u: VI"
a rirer, !fi niles above inc city 0. sew %. az 4
,-;ninc l.a%u .rp-a's Preach acr-sJ o: -. ,,,
cleared: 2j4 act". Of plant ci:e, ard ipi ot '.s,:;
,ooa-; 30 head 0: Mul,s, OK u. Cows a.: - -, %
wiki !. good s;oc. II Hogs. Land, .n"'sh "'
ton place. mo.i Of which IS Cleared. -uatI
TsE.-:-.:3. yuc. t2u,e 600 cash; btlan,"ir = f,.-,:
racu.s, a!;h SIX per- cent in.e.e,'. n. III 10y
ca the ahoTe place are IN good order. ,,,y.fr,
A1drc's y. y ~. a..
Sny dim - L"T'i - NS---~1
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4 Rg,UTIFUL MARKET ft"H T

a ID EIk III 49, ~ ,.-. ~. y
fnI m ,r,.,, avn "Sterwood" w!!l be @' '"''.
,sesn The brooke :arnpike anl he p,[ ron. = b
grounds. BIZ each u ~iieh /. is n%:rnts: YIr .sr-
quarter fr6ia the c.,r, and cont in. ,efsa,; :" az, :! T.;
TIE Recommendations upoc It are .I--.Is
y. II ,asY be rs''st for cne year 81 70E K ,. HA1Al1
JAS. Lr0Hs-
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fsNIE A;nu.l Meeting OF ~. >iocLTy!:sr. 90 .: :
J. chester Co.:oa anl wool Manufacturing Ca"
kill h. held on Saturday, III. 18Th December asi' :
O'Clock. Is. tie Exchange Ho:e..
NorS,-c,d wM. II. POWER, -:
HIEACIIEisS WASTED.-s ~sc!rn!.nc r.
4 Of p-utnYustip and Book ~ie.pInI. AS" : '''
Teacher. Scia:ie, liberal. situation peFasH:I!.
:. E.-N0rr p--I apply "!ro TIN. u Ii.ht'o re-
and :BIr,!-r. Address, with reference. pil'''hhh v
ME?CIAL COLLEGE of,ae city Of Ne" o:'-st.'
Oct 2U-LSgIms
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MECHANICS IN.ily.!
COMMENCING On MONDAY -
November nEtu ,s.n

HOTCmDer 9GtiI. 1860.
SIX NIGNT.S O-rL =
!1LEn&GH CiEiSrr'S M!HSTEELS. rSprs ii, j.,
HEhlATE personal sgprf:nt-uicrr-r :;
GEORGE CHHlSTT,
Sc,HVc =: ae,i!y ali Tie choice rc.r, u s:h..ar,.E v
sirrl>y. wtg>r cNperirHcc o. over i ,-nr- it, tie Irga.I
AL! performance 70. thu las, u years il ;hr 81, .. =,
lrrsr before the elite VI hat great nr;!aToI!., -,
nH:cr fr ihr vScrliSsSs y: Tie C.:grr.!uWv.:. lr 9. o..
:sr p4a!ic approval. lie AMI h!s
u \ VI " or II CON + \ NY
WIN orea l. s.oEe. aud ar?s"s Tor l~"e.Ivsi: sIG %iG.
U%iT.
E,,acmhsr the original GEO. CUg!&TY +. =. ..:u.
Gsd chISts entertainments.
G,rt: OF ADNlss!ns-::j cea:s; seats IL f:o.. = c-p.
~ Doo-: ore: ",qu,rtsr - :. pe::c.E.,r.: s..al-.
81 II quartz! - : VcIvcS.
30" si-rC JOHN p. SMITH. L .!sa., ,.-,.
N.iLi'> sN.ACUE OF
~ TI0"iS JGF:sasos'
CA!.;D;:i " ct JUh. ". Dsr!cs' Nase!r w. cI-.,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
~ Admission, -: children Gui.: - ys,;.. -
NUySl--:f
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tEha Resnlt In EiralRl0,

The accompanying publication OF the TO-
~vernor's proclamation will show our readers
that the electoral vote of Virginia is divided
between the TWO parties.
The following is an exact statement Oh 'ne
official vote received by each breckenridge ana
Hell candidate FOR the position of Elector. It
is prorer that ne should explain, that the ap-
u,;en. difference in the votes received respec-
lively. by the different Democratic Candidates
is almost entirely due to mistakes made IN the
! spelling Of names, where written instead OIL
pr;pted tickets were used. Had it lot been
! for such examples Of care!cssness, every Demo-
! cratic candidate would have received a vote,
entirely, or nearly equal, 10 that po'!ed Tor Dir.
! Lamb.
We did our utmost 10 prevent THIS, by puo-
fishing n handsomely engraved and ornamented
ticket-of which more than $4,000 were sold,
Or gratuitonslv distributed from his office
II proper care had been taken, by responsible
Democrats, at each voting precinct, to procure
u requisite supply of printed tickets, tie De-
,,ncr,cy won!l have elected 4 majority, instead
Of a minority, us the Electoral College Of the
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OF Cotton.

Nsm ORLEANS, Nos. 2G.-Tir exports Of
cotton hence the past week embraced 1900
bales TO Great Britain and 10, GU0 IN France.
The exports from Mobile, Tor the week, ID
England were 5, 800 bales.
MoptLE, Nor. 27.-Ile. cotton market ruled
Grm Yesterday, holders demanding lot cents
cr strict middling, though the range is called
i0al0t cents. the safes were 1900 bales
Exchange on London is better, and the best
bills are rcw quoted at from par to , pretn.--
Freigh,s are held at I'd fer cotton IN American
vessels.
MuRpER.-Two mel, jnaul:r'l Jesse +. Ce.ty,
o. Peasants county, apd john Craig, OF Tyl,r
coun;v) go, into Il difficulty in the former coun-
ty, last week, about . hog. when Ce!ey seized
a gun and sho, his antagonist dead.
ORDIsA1IoS.-At Alexandria, On Saturday,
james II. Crown. James D. Moss, Samuel Ro-
b.r;son, John W. Wonycott and Joshua L.
Carrots, were ordained Elders Ct the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South.
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Si':t!5! tU'y
~ HosTETTEY's STOMACH Ell

>" H . AiS S2PllAtDl Ri.
TEES.- rhis Preparation la. ACQUIRED i. Il. "......,
--,. =, l. -. .,,,-r .-, t,
l.. rr,n.,3. 80 - % So. !''- -
~. NV" wh ~ l.'s+ "n" :. !. ~; ,.'ins' q! ''%f' 70.
=: ' ~ ,,ronrIc..r ,.rsni,r - H.. " m. !ps n"'..ii,. !.
forms, and hsnc. the popular iAM liz II, y;r,pss i,
~ \ gentle >:ilnu!lnt en- tie stomach 40. .gb..,:.,ry ON,
COMMUNICATING In this way m ap.cuu. g! ,f.5. r..,y,.
20 that o: which the r.,i,:t may h4yr hr-u G..l i've;
s!cau-i-. Thu, nature is sustained, sl.!. ~. f.,,rf.
an Alternative aud aI,!.biI.uu, iGrG. lie. .-l..., IGr -.
O. Nil morbid matter, and im,lri- regularity - ~.
,Ion.. Tns 4. The simple philosophy r. 10: cr.r, L. |
rhpi. general debility, !u,efiEiur:r.. !!".: .r=.
!" 49,, =. 49, ~; =: = n,IIe,i.i I,-#. a., nh >,
nw - ,-",TrI. T., IN na.,, NJ 10. Io.,.,,
p,s..t.nv i,rr.ci,r. ard ,r.,,rr- y,t, +. ,M ,.r.
ondn. UO-rr-T;. , >N:g.
- Maauisc;n5rr. 49, .ro,-r. =, |
Sov Sd -tsw3y No. j. Water an! . I'm IT,. |
- UIIV DYs,.tI. n,E,.-wj
~ A. EATCHkLOKS lialE hNf. T." oral
nal and fest la shc N"r!d. AZ. .ttG'. Il
! mar. ini,a items, a'.I sLoI.i b. as"tt,i ,rL y! &
escape rid;cuit.
GRAY, RED OF .USrY tSIR pySi ~: ,TrIH l. . -.
,i:ul .st Na,u:a! B..a. o.. E,o-.. g.:..u. ia,u:.
rirIrtS MEDALS and p,pl0u,- 1--we ..-ru 49,.
:, VA, A n,-.nrIna ,i,n,- i,il ,ut cy., - d., srtr,
,ion. have b--r, lad. IA a., !,slr %: g.. p,,.ng,'
r,mo,. H..
WV -; bttGirt:''I1 81 - ''"' 80
Hotto ne "s."Eu,'ne" ron n'.',t '"'S 49,
10 ltt"' ~ '"e ,""f' ho"r'' - "'t ' ''
re W elects ~ b.n 'se> ''fI'f''S' -" h'' ''
20: Lille py t!'s 'i,'snt'' !'r. /
~ S1!! ~ a.! cillts .Gi IJ"Es y H' I "Hsa 49,. I
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Messrs. \. r. Blakey, l." F. Jackson and
others, Madison, c. H., Va.
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The Times publishes a long communication
from its correspondent in China. The rupture
Of negotiation, took place on the Tth, and on
the sth the army moved forward on Pekin; on
the 9Th Lord F. gin followed. and on the llth
the outposts Of thr allied forces had reached a
place called Ynng jSun, i~1rty-fve miles from
Pekin.
The Times thinks That by the middle Of the
mon;h the t.ngliSh aud French wcre under the
walls Of the capital, and that if the Chinese
werc disposed 10 resist, another b"tt!e must
have been fought about this time.
The Paris Munitcur asserts that the latest
telegraph from Sir ll"i's ';f";'' inlly authorizes
the hope that Il recDnr>s l" arms "i'i i'"i II"
neresSarv in China.
, 1860-08-21
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CAlVRAA IT Cook County.

FL tu-n PRS, :. i Trtanc:
Your article upoa Parties in Nor.htrn iii.
nois." in 1o-day's Issue Of your paper, is very
instructive, snd should be scanned very c:ose,s
by every Republican in this end Of .!.e State.
In this connection | would, in ct.nmor with
many Of our brethren, like to know wha. is
bring done ID Cook county towards Thorough
organization 0. the wards and towns7 IL it not
tine for the County Central Committee to msye
in this matter, it tb-y have not already done
sof !, seems to me there should be club in
evsry school distsie. in tbs county, and that
measures should be taken to scatter the docu.
ments, to hold meetings in every school house,
end to make thorough canvass Of every mock
and corner. am convinced that with reasor-
able effort We can carry cur majority far in ad.
vance Of that Of Fremont. Az pri7ates, am
sure We are waiting to do our duty. 0a;y let II
beginning be mada in tbs proper quarter and
the Committee will not lack for assistance.
When It Springfield, learred that several
c2unties Of the Centre hid already been caa~
vassed, and tha: it WAS known almost TO 4 man
how such counties would yote. Shall We not
nave aecur4ts information ere long from our
own eouaty. Yours 1or
, 1860-08-21

Edtey. Press aad Tribune:
9tnlltue IL notice ia Jour issue Of Sstu.-
day, uu article healed !" RESPONSE" in Which
you say: l!at We don't hear anything from
Lake. kcndaIl, 1.,s.lc, Will. Mc!tenry, OF Lee.
The pyo-klnsery leaders boast Of hnripg made
large gai1a in each Of those Counties" | do
not know Int suol boas!s are made elsewhere,
but TO "pro sluvery leadcr is iucase enough to
proclaim an3 sucl thing in Mcllenry. Her sons
would deuouace tbs slanier, AID show then, ir
slsc:r very ttcth, the numberiess changes from
The sinking pro-sl4very ship, to TIC long and
broad, strung unl substantial llat~boat over
which "lIoneat Ola Abe" has taken tue CON-
naud- You need aave no fear Of Mcuearg,
a1d you :.ay 7ep!r to TIC Pa slavery lenders
boast' III It Mclieury Ccuaty will increase her
Republican 1aajorities OF she party, aud will
satis:y lie most Irdsnt friend Of freedom, lta:
We aEc saf. :ad sonnd upon the great questions
nos q: issue We were compelled to secure
cu7 !arse::, a.d ~hi:e thus engaged had little
time for public Gem snstr4t,on bu. now, hay
ias secured rich reward FOR our tolls, will We
not secure the richer harvest grown from the
sctd SUM ly cur fa:hers, against any attempt
Of "au eae1:." to de:poil Us: No, call us rot
unworthy 49,, Of such uob:e hires, until after
the ides Of I.ve,uber. ss;;cn, II we fai, surely
you may So there is no virtue e1tant."
We ure now re lv 10 commence the heavy
camp1i:,a work, aud shall a: oncs canvass every
scheol dis:r:c: and get cut over 1000 maj,tiy
fur Lincoln ccd lIamlia. Upon onl; two days
notice ia this sn,all towr, w organized Oh Sat
u.day esesiny company Of Wide A~akes
numbering fifty tLr.e. el:c:cd II. Wayne, Esq,
our Captain, aud shall ircrease cur number t.,
s.yeaty. five in week; while IN every village
aad to*n IL the county the sauo enthusiasm
prevails, AMI companies are being organized,
You 1nay expect additional esidence Of cur t:e-
termination to do our duty en- the 3lst, wien
tic noble Cay is expected to address us at
Woodstock.
h, toHn or county in tie State eaa bca: lis
in zeal and rsa 3iaess for The contest, while rs-
where can there tc mare lisaear,e1ed crew
th:n our ro,zl,yery leaders" While We fetl
and know tll:t ia such Il cau-e We mast a.:l
sha1t.iunirh. CAhpon,
, 1860-08-21
The West Side Railroad 1Iattc

The ordinance just passed By tic Common
Cou.cil sud referred to in cur la.t is ue, ret
resnsins to be accepted by The Railroad Com.
csde to its terms will very naturally be guaged
to the prospacs Of Winning better terms by hold
iug out. We believe We know and express the
sentiment of IVES: SIDE residents and property
owners, setting aside q few whose interests may
lie in tue direction ct eonceding a}l
They desire the Raitreal connection in que=-
ton. hare laborel for il end held out liberal
encouragements. Aud tLey have put forward
their ult;n,atuc, in the contingent three year.
franchise. Whether tl;s i1Ieed would 1ectise
msjori:y OF tue votes Of those who are entitled
to vote on this m.tter il doubtful, but to any
larger md less stlinsea: grant, any alderman
who shall set lis vote, will be marked and the
same will lie treasured W rgairst him.
Said 2. n. Gates, Ed q man prominently
identified NTH West Side enterprise and I'M
proyements, and among tbs earl:es. and most
indefatigable OF The friends Of proposed Union
Depot, "The crossings ut grade must not be
ma5e permanent, r4sler let the railroads take
their tracks ard depots where they will" Ard
to This remark in substance the great meetiag
at Yes. Market Hsll, before whom il wns made
as,entel with cheers.
We write thus to s!o1 tie tone ii public
feeling With which this oriiua-ce Us it stands is
watched. I. the ra:lroeds accept it md under
its conditions undertake The construction Of
tracka and depo. it is we'll, but rather than L.
, 1860-08-21

Ne suspect from wh4t We see about H.: G.
tic5s OF the roads; interested, ,!la: :.::.i, for
thu business cfthe Upper Mississippi. = 1.eea
tho Chicago aud N'r!h~es:ern, IT,: tialena
aud CAl.7go, thu Iiliacis Ca,4t,al AZ, ll. M,l-
nes 'ta Packet Company. en- C: Size, aa'i tic
L.cross. and Milwauk ., Oh the o.ilrr sil., i:
about to take place. a; s1y rae, ve are cor
rect in predicting hat TITO rates. Of freight te-
tween Chicago ard It. ra4l will be so REDUCED
that the LaCrosso 1,1l vii Ec ,:l:i to come
to Turns and q''it the dirty practices Which
make all sugagemells wiki il &: 20 f:rtc
whatever. The }2ltes interested in tat
work, will ID VEL to l2ok 10 their property
and tho method uf It's I'M. ararn1,t
, 1860-08-21

Wa are requested 10 say that i: is 10. true
that DucE,ar s. Morris aud Dr. B 'cno lave
s'gn;fcd their belief in the Infl!ihili,v Of the
Pope, and the Immaculate Conception, and
j,ined the Roman Catholic Chuull. Alter lIsis
denial, we need not say that the report thai
Il csc gentlemen. III fa!l canonicals, arc 10 open
Know Nolhing Lodge ior the Irritation u
Irish Catholics is u1truc. TIE: will do 1o
more than get down Oh their kncss wlsn Inc
Bell rings
, 1860-08-21
THE STOu1-I'IGE&,>S.

We undcrst.:1i ,h.: the Douglas stoel-
pigeons who vent 10 tlle B-iIererct: ConvEn-
ton at Decatur, where the pro-a]avery net vas
Bprta tad, cane home dissatisfied with TIC sut-
cess Ut their work. Tia. no: 4 mau was in
tue Convention, who did 10: yots for D usI.s
in 1888, and who do:s not i:.ttnl to yotc for
him in lSG0, WAS r:tter d'scourssiE@. Tue MT
was spru:g; bu: no. !, I.incolnit. vas fou4d
thcfcio. Poor I'D II ,r.s made such au I'm
natural c;,attcrins, t!la: the few litis that
l,5vcred rouEd, uncertain what tn do, t:nk
fright aud flew Assay. Tia. c4ck]e for Doug
las ti;,l fsn wcr1-
, 1860-08-21
THE SC4EftftxNtfAHE

G. J. sundeli, Esq, Of this city, will address
the 6cardlnnvians along tho line Of the Chi,
cago, Burlington nd Quincy road, in various
places, during this wsek / maee meatins
will be held At G4lcs3urz to-dny, at which
Nr, sundell will speak. We sommend him to
the attention Of our Repub bican friends wher-
ever be may 60. They may rely upon his
ability. discretion and zeal IN the good cause.
, 1860-08-21
The ZouayeAs Nrlll at tho WlcUatu.

-
Tie Z,uave Cadets give Drill 1t the Wig
VAN this evening. It il doce ut the request Of
many Of GER citizens wao desire to testify tbeir
appreciation Of tie credit the corps has reflect
Ell upon cur city in the entku .iaslu sud praise
they every w5tre ccakeacd upon tncirlats tour.
The dial Is to take place upon the stage
which will furni.h an area sufficiently large to
allew The cvoiuticns acd movements Of the
company. 1t is Ini.ousccd that the programme
will be the same g At the Academy Of Music in
New York, and il o:hcr citie:.
Tie X3u.y.s !:a7: -: :c . .:l:s TAX. =: the out
sst, tla: ,luy s!s ! 1<c:;.;; at .. cs. The price
OF admission h:s Le:a fx.d at ~ ceats to all
paris Ct tire kaE.e. 7Aa. sum will answer very
we'll 70: assali:1 audience room. Metropolitan
hall Or :hc nsw Music Hall i.h. haye f.w va.
can: s,ats m Eu:h tsrins, but We doubt tven
this. There certainly would lie 70 uncomfort.
able pressure.
Attic Wiswam, on ,hr contrary, the Gaze is
entirely different. I. ez'!a 70: nearly ssven
taousan! p=rson, 10 iii tina. immense structure.
AID tha: is i iir.c number to bc 1e.ehei and at-
tractrd Ly desire +, see the tvolutiors O: q
home military canpa7y 4: en- admission Of one
doI1r pr c1up!e. The e:s. WIS different in
Eis:ern cities w5e!c, 10 Tie enthusiasm excited
b. tic novelty, was =!iel its temporary pres
e1ce.
We shall b: more t!.a1 willing IT, bo i false
pr0pb., on this occas on, as1 our structures
will at 4s., in no Ei.i1 Lessen the attendance,
whatever tina: M: b.. In; TIC ar- aware Ct
the nauy who desire to attend ,his drill, and Of
the Muny who vii: b. deferred by the pric. o ad-
mission. All managers know thai must extra.
o:dirar? mus: 5c tie a.t7a:tion, and tia: Of
temporary nature, to warrant expectations
Of drawing 4 lasgs houzo ut 80 cents adm:s-
sion.
Let the 2ouayes sc:ure liberal .umaer IT
ressrTcsl seats =: this sua, taey hare uamtJ, at d
th:n open :he yas: are. 70 the multitude 1t the
more plebian, but, Us Nd hold, more profitable
figure Of twenty, G:a c<a:s. 1t is brief inter-
I'll tha; il offered 70: :,s eli arse, but We tsleye
it will pay even nor.
, 1860-08-21
LATER PROM WALKER.

We have eeei prep.r E<s our readers tol'aAs
arothcr descent upon Central .tne RIGA Tie
New York HeyaI OF Saturday has kt:ers
from Brl zc, Honduras, sayiny tia! the.S .Si'rfy1t
", brig, lr4m New U;icans to sua:an, u =
Islands, was overhauled l,y the officers Of tie
pert, and her cargo nd munitions seiz-d rs
co:,ttabard. S, far 30 yood. Walk:r will
no: be Gacgerauls without arms; but if sone
Of the lcc'l authorities Of The co'1 tri:s threat.
eaed could now seize upon him an! the .:io:.ey
clcar at lia Il els 4 f.u i ia!1 1:o1;lI lie dom
, 1860-08-21
DI E D.

An rus 18th. Of Diot!.es:a, MARY tAS TECk.K.
a:ti nae dAu. I. OF Gep. art! IT, 4. TucIe:.
~ Hos:oa pap<rs please ec2y.
In tts city, o. <u-d1r ne, Aug st lsh II III: re-
slxnce vt her t4tse-. II :. ~ N. MARIA. auxh:eF
o; H. II. Male. Ed; 'ln lhc ccnf y abs.
religious. nlv pe. In favsr wlta her tod. anu In
sr.e~ II ctat4sy with al en-
:ofades summers e!oCd awaT.
"a silks he ale, WIEN tto.r-s Ire DER;
So gently shuts the eye 0: day,
soe:es w.ve along lie sheye.
krE. Il. l-5o. At F.ec?o.t, ILL.,. ED YARD BOLTON.
In tt .s;h .e Q. hs a@e.
1ea7s having been Iron .ht.o Chicago. lis fu:eza
vii take p!-e2 At the Church Of the Holy Co1mualoa
co rcE 1no1pA .t.ee, A2d # Hash arenue At O'Clock
rx tod4y. His friends and those Of his BIO her W Il.
Bolt -. reg seted ai,rsd without further noee.
Atr,nkt, 0sw<so County. y. y, The sth instant,
4, ,MESCllAM, Asn cf UAn.tl A5a EstntE Menrhan7,
aged IS y,ars.
, 1860-08-21

Douglas III ',her tlldcs him in spto Of his
unmarried activity in the search. When last
heard from, lie had Invaded Malnc- IL }o>k-
cd il, 81 Bangor, at brunswick ard Portland,
AMI in each llate-:Aalo 4 speech. Ire New
York papers have it that lie is next 10 la'A
throu.lt tho South. eommcnc;n: in Virginia
AID extending his ques: 10 Georgia. l''lus
Stenhant
, 1860-08-21

PREsES1A71ox--A very pleasant al1air cane
of 1t the office of the American Express Com
pany oo last Saturday evening. lhs occasion
bling presentation to Ar. George E. Will ams.
the chief clerk Of tho Office, Of splendid dia~
moad pin, By soma twenty fire OF the me.stn-
gers Of ths company running iu4o this sity. Mr.
Williams has htsn for many ysars connected
with the American Express Company, and has
not only won the universal regard Of his fellow
employees, as tho diamond pin 80 radiaatly
testides, but enjoys the esteem and good will Of
its numerous patrons. who will al read. this
little item.with sincere pleasure. 81 L..