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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29
GOLD Hill, Aug, q. 1860,


MrS-HS. EDroR>: The Douglas primary
meeting at this place was worth seeing.
1t was a mixture Of boilers and rank Abo.
litioniStS. 1t was composed Of men who
openly and boldly declare that the me-
gro should be placed on an equality with
the white man that they are entitled to
the same privileges. and that an intelligent
negro from the North has better right
and is more capable ofexcrcising the right
of suffrage than naturalized citizen. |
state we'll known fact and challenge con-
t'adictiOn. Let them deny my statement,
and will give the names Of some Of those
who have made the above assertions and
who participated in the meeting.
The meeting was organized by calling
Mr.. Cowdrv to the chair. The chairman
took his seat without saying n word and
for some time, as il expecting something,
there was dead silence. The silence be.
coming irksomc, at last, Irregular Demo.
crat" moved that the meeting proceed to
elect delegates to the Douglas convention.
John Black, Augustus Brickta and 'relia.
Die Democrat were nominated. Twenty
nine votes were cast, including two boys,
| five unnaturalized men and three outsi
dcrs, men who do not belong to the pre-.
cinct and who were imported d" especially
for the OCCASION" Reliable Democrat, "
to the amusement Of those present, in.
formed the chairman that they had TWEEN
ty-sevcn more voters who were unable 10
attend on account Of sickness. There is
not sick man on the hill. They will
find the sick list greatly increased on the
day of election.
Black and Brickta were elected ere
liable Democrat" disgracefully BEATEN
The delegates have always opposed the
Democratic party, and if they ever voted
a Democratic ticket they will do the De
.m0cracy Of this precincts favor by stating
when and where. They profess to be
Douglas men, and they are, but they pre-
fer Fred to Stephen a.
Now wish to ask how can an homes
Democrat associate with or support such
men! What adopted citizen can consist
emily vote for men who think them be
meath the negro. IL the Douglas party
is composed Of the same material In otheI
predicts that It is in this, it is but ONT
remove from the rankest AbOlitionism.
| II II
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29
The Medlcal and suraicAl Institvte

The Medical and Surgical Institute
or Or. l.. J. CZAPKAY, IL already secured In POSI-
ton which places 1t, rs we'll as Its proprietor, far
above the assaults NJ envy and professional malice.
In the schools Of France the highest prizes often
awarded to practionerSln this department OF Med-
cal science and they occupy with others equally
lofty position In the profession. Ricord Is an illus
trious example, shining light among the phIloso.
phical stars Of his age In Europe, and Dr.. CEapkay
has fully eQualled him In this country, as proof OF
which, the Philadelphia College Of Medicine cOufpli
mcnted him with . Diploma, and the honorary al
eundem degree. Selecting this as his feld Of opera.
ton, although qualified as graduate Of the Univer
sty Of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon Of the lIunga
rian Revolutionary army, for more extended labors,
DR.. III. CEapkay has bent his earnest attention to
the Of chronic aud private diseases In which he
has become 80 great an expert that he Ia now re-
garded the Leader in this branch Of his profession
throughOut the United States, and his portrait and
biography are published rs matter OF interest to
their readers In the most exclusive Journals. The
Doctors Offices at his Medical and Surgical In
stitute, Sacramento street, corner Of LedesdorH
nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
e~ We ask the particular attention OF our readers
to the sworn Certificates Of remarkable cures In AN
other column Of this paper. jyI4-8m
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29
Gol.D HILL. Aug, 90. 1850.

AAAa'Ap AANEss AOl APNNs
EDIToRS DENoCRnTi The Democracy of
this precinct met last evening, at Leach
4 JacKsOn's saloon, for the purpose of or
ganizing Breckenridge Club The at
tendance, considering the brief notice, was
large and enthusiastic. r. j. Tyler was
called to tho Chair, and II. Il. Newell ap-
pointed Secretary. The object of the
meeting was stated by the Chairman,
when, on motion. ID. G. McCausland, F.
Vearcamp, +. Rutledgc, r. Dunnecliffe
and d. I. LoOfbourrOw were appointed a
committee to draft constitution and by.
laws. for the government Of the Club.
They report on Monday night next, when
permanent organization will be effected.
ID. I. LOofbOurrow, in response to re-
peated calls, addressed the meeting, and
closed by proposing three cheers for the
genuine Democratic nominees, Breckin-
ridge and Lanc-Nhich were given in the
old. fashioned, enthusiastic manner.
Gold HILL means to be, as she has been,
the banner precinct of the Democracy Of
Ell Dorado. Yours,
OLD-STYLE DEMOCRAT.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29

ian TO any given quantity OF territory.
Territorial expansion is Just as necessary
to the liberty Of the people, rs water is to
the growth OF vegetation. And who would
believe, that in this age Of improvement,
science and general knowledge, there
could be found a great party whose can
didate for the highest Office in the world
is yet ignorant enough to believe that he
can revive and put in force the old, explo-
dcd, dead and rotten doctrine Of despo.
tism, by Whieh the dedd 1ere SupVOsed TO
be allie TO bind The Hring .Jorerer, or FIR
all time 10 cOme. In his great occupa-
ton Of rai!-spIitting. this modern Scion
has overlooked or ignored entirely the
history Of the past, and has come to the
sage conclusion that some things can be
done as well as others. lie has also over.
looked the important fact, that in the &C.
QUESTION Of all territory, no matter what
may have been its condition in regard to
freedom or slavery, ''pari paul." side by
side with the acquisition, the Constitution
Of the United States, Ia extended over the
acquired territory--that Constitution
recognizes and protects property in slaves
Therefore, to accomplish the darling object
this rail-splitter so much desires, it will
be necessary to follow the programme Of
leading Abolition fanatic, and have an
"dnti.sidreTy Bible, an dnti-sIdrery Con-.
stitutiOn, anil m Gnti-SLarery COL" De-
luded Republicans, here is true picture
Ofthc great impOster which you are blindly
following to your own ruin and the des-
truction of your country. How do you
like the portrait?
COMMON SENSE.
UrHuIT t,:r AuO o. 1870
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29
HEKNITAGE, Aug. %. 1860.
Jay Hawk. Auc. o.. IL

VAA AAA"hI nus 80 ADVOs
MEssRs. EDIroKs am happy to inform
you that DouglasiSrn, unexpectedly, to its
friends at least, made its demise, in all at
tempt TO choose delegates TO their County
Convention.
This place has been counted upon by
the Douglasites rs almost sure to give
their ticket majority next November !;
but great and radical change has taken
place within the last four weeks, and sew
cral Of its licrccst champions have Eek
pciicnccd a change" and others are upon
the "anxious scat" inquiring what they
shall do 20 be saved.
Pursuant with a call which has been
FOR some days publicly posted here, the
admirers Of Popular Sovereignty assem-
blcd at I.nhrS lagcr-bccr cellar, on Satur.
dry evening last, for the purpose Of choos-
ing their delegates, when, after certifying
themselves with numerous cocktails, to
revive their dropping courage, they deter
mined to proceed to business, and accord.
ingly adjourned TO room above, and what
was their CONSERVATION to discover, on
counting noses" that they actually had
not enough TO constitute board for the
chacInssat Of buSincSs. II proved com
I'lctc .H:tIc No attempt was made to or.
game, but they all made an inglorious
break for the opposite door, and the last
that was seen Of the champions Of Popu-
lnr Sovereignty were certain coat-tails
horizontally disappearing around certain
CORNERS Of the street
You can most asSurcdly set this pre-.
rinct down for at least tivc.sixlhS Of its
votes in favor Of the National Democratic
ticket Of Breckenridge and Lane.
Yours. PIT.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29
Proceedings OF the DemOG ratio Gene
trail COmnalttee,


Pursuant to notice, the Democratic Central Com
mittee met, al the once Of the MOUNTAIN DEMO
cRAT, on Thursday, August Esd. The resolutions
passed at previous meeting were so amended as
TO read 40 follows;
Rss6frsf. That Democratic County Conyen-
ton be held in the City Of Piacervile. County Of
III Dorado, on WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER
TIE FIFTH, at l2 o'clock, NJ, for the purpose
Of electiDg seventeen Delegates to the State Con
Venti0n, which meets in Sacramento on the 18th Of
September; also, for nominating two candidates
for the State Senate and eight candidates for the
Assembly, and the election Of County Central
Committee.
ReAolrsd, That primary elections for Delegates
to the County Convention be held Ia the various
precincts throughout the County, on MONDAY
SEPTEMBER THE THIRD, 1850; and that polls
be opened at six O'Clock, ,. Ne, and closed at 7
O'Clock, ?. NJ, Of said day, and that all voting be
by ballot for many delegates as the elector may
be entitled to vote for.
Resolred. That the primary meetings be held at
the usual places for holding such meetinEs.
ReADteed, That the basia Of TepTeaen tation In
the Convention hereby called be as follows: One
delegate for every precinct Al large one delegate
for every one hundred Democratic votes east for
any State ohicerS nominated By the Democratic
State Convention, at the last general election /;
and one delegate for every fraction over fty votes
80 cast.
ReAo'rfd, That no person shall be entitled to a
scat in the next Democratic County Convention
who was not, at the time Of his election, a JOn6
fdP resident Of the precinct he proposes to Tep-
Tesent-that no proxies be allowed, and that no
person shall I've entitled TO vote for delegates at the
primary meetings who is not at the time iona fdf
resident Of said precinct.
ResOired, That there shall be ono inspector and
two judges at each precinct where the primary
election is held, who shall constitute n board Of
Judges Of such election and in the event this
Committee shall fail to appoint "Board Of
Judges Of Election, for any precinct in this
County, before said primary n,eeting-or, having
made the appointment, shall fail to give due notice
thereof, then -aid board shall be appointed by the
qualified electors present at such meeting;
HPsoired, That all qualified voters shall pa:tici-
pate in said primary elections who shall declare
thrir intention Of supporting thr Democratic nom
inecs for President and Vice Prcsidcnt-Brcckin-
ridge and Lane7And the nominees Of the County
Reaotrsd, TEat we, the Democratic Central
Committee Dorado County, itdoFse the ae-
ton Of the majority Of the State Central Commit
tee. in calling State Convention, aud wholly repu-
date that Of the minority. beaded By !. r. Hoge,
Esq, late Chairman.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29
PIacervIIle Post once.

WIZ MAILS Tor sacramento, San Francisco and
Il all parts OF this State, close every day at this
ONCE at9 o'clock, Pm.
The mails for the Atlantic States and Europe,
via. Los Angeles, close semi weekly, on Wednesdays
and Fridays at o'clock p. NJ.
The Steamer mails for the Atlantic States, Ore.
Ron and Washington Territory, close about the 3rd
and 18th Of each month"; except when those days
come on Saturday, and then they will close the
day previously at I0ocl0ck p. NJ. Letters intended
to go by this route muStbe marked " via Panama"
The Mails Tor Grizzly Flat close at this Office
every Wednesday, morning At O'Clock.
The Mails for NeWtown close at o'clock, A. ~,
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
The mails for Cedarville and Indian DlggIngs
close Mt o O'Clock A. NJ, every Monday and Friday.
The Malls for Cold Springs and Cooma close ev.
cry day, Sundays excepted at O'Clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Fiat, and Georgetown Mails
close MonLays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at
o'clock =. NJ.
The Mails for Carson Valley and Salt Lake City,
close semi-Monthy on Wednesday mornings at
o'clock.
OFFICE TI0URs-From 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, till ~,
NJ: and from till s, +. NJ, (Sundays exceDtcd.)
On Sundays-PrOm 8 until 10. A. NJ, and from
until ~ 7. n. A. II. SPENCE. T. II.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29
QUARTZ SPECIMENS.

cUTTABLE for cutting Into eses for nne JEwELRY,
- are bought Al large premium over their intrln-
sic value, BY BARRETT 4 SHERWOOD,
Aull.3ln 1856 Montgomery st., SAn Francisco.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29

EDlToRs DEMOCRAT An article will pro-
badly appear, in the next issue of the
Central Californian asserting that q vote
was taken at the table ofthe Union Hotel.
and that the vote was unanimously in IA
vor of Douglas.
Now, the facts VI the case arc these
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29
HINTS TO THOSE WISHING
~~ TO PURCHASE
Fine Watches,
AND JEW ELRY.

RGflfElIB1fE-the finest Jewelry and Watches
arr never IMPORTED ON SPECULATION, or to
SELL AT AUCTION.
RE1tNMBER-any one. Offering Watches for
sale ahould be PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER
HfMeELF: Otherwise both buyer and seller are H.
able 70 be deceived - 10 the quality.
should Be bought WITHOUT q GUARANTEES FROM
AN OLD ESTkBLfSHEO HOUSE, able And willing
to fulhll their contract.
THEREFORE-aa our Watches and Jewelry
are made for . regular CUSTOM TRADE-as We
have . thorough practical knowledge Of the busl-
ness, In Ill lie bEapches-as We guarantee the
ACCURATE INTERFERING Of our Watches, and
QUALITY Of our JEHELRY, We hope for contin-
vance Of the large trade We have enjoyed for over
ten years In San Francisco.
BARRETT q SHERWOOD.
&rMARK THE NUMBER-195 Montgomery
st., San Francisco. Aull-3m
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29

There were twenty or thirty men at the
table when the proposition to take the
vote was made, and, to my certain know
ledge, there were over dozen Breckenridge
men present but, before the vote was
taken, all but four or five had finished
eating, and left the table. Those remain.
ing, seeing that they were IN the minor
ity, declined to vote-cOhsequently Mr..
Douglas friends had II all their own way.
! send this to correct any unfair state.
ment that may appear w. ID. S.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29

Rssolre.i, That the proceedings Of this meet
Ing be published in the MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
ID. W. GELWICKS, Chairman.
u. T. LOoFBoURRow. Secretary pro tenn.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29
APPORTIOXMENT.

In accordance with the basis Of representation
fixed in the fourth resolution, the following appor-
tionInent " Delegates was made for the several
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29

outside OF the Union, and would be at
perfect liberty to make such treaties and
alliances with foreign nations, as their
position and interests might dictate.
ITO abolish slavery in the District of Colum'
bia."
This would be violation of an implied
contract with the State of Maryland, and
would Justify her in resuming Jurisdiction
over the ccdcd territory; the General
Government would thereby forfeit all ju-
riSdiction over the public property.
"fo exclude slavery from the territories over
which the General Government has exclusive
Jurisdiction"
This proposition is sheer nonsense, and
could not be entertained for moment by
any person but rail-splitting ignoramus,
as it viii require radical and entire rever.
sal Of the decision OF the Supreme Court
in the bred Scott case, as well as an entire
alteration Of the Constitution of tho United
States, or q virtual dissolution of the
Union,
"And to arrest the requirement OF any more
territory unless the practice of slavery iherpin
forever shall have been abolished"
This is the darling object which the
British Monarchy tried every means in its
power to accomplish-4to draw a Gordon
around the young Hercules of the Repub.
lie, and stranglc it in its infancy. The
old Federal party too, with oil the enemies
Of republican government from the adop-
ton Of the Constitution to the present day,
have always opposed the acquisition Of
territory. You might as well expect a
man to live without afr to breathe, as to
expect to cOndnC the progressive Cauras.
, 1860-10-04

A Call on THE INSURANCE MEx.-C. n. Ho1-
den aud l.. G. Hall, both prominent and we'll
known insurance men, were the sufferers in
moderate way By Il visitation offisc on Tuestty
evening. The former had his offices uader Gu
yer, Page Il 1Ioyre's Bindery pretty well
soaked with the water thrown The latter had
his barn burned, ut his residence Oh Wabash
Avenue near Adams street.
, 1860-10-04

WANTEI}-A Situation by an
~ s1pt.t.rcei female ssltatt 4. Aaleawt insn Ia
F.iey t'Iy ueoc. tan be well rec u, eu1 d.
Astfe3. Nus II. l.. Box 3T7S %. oc41lt
, 1860-10-04
VOLUME XIV.

netamora, A: n. Myers nj OHIO, J lanes Daine of
Csz7osia and Samuel Wo1k of uinonk II, re
ch">en By scclan.tion.
Rsaoi~ed, that the proceedings of
Peoria Trantcr;ps, Lncon 9o:ftte sud Chicago
l'rtst aud 1r1bpne. Three rous.ug cheers were
then given for L,ncoln and the Union, three fnr
cur State ticket, and three for cur County. tn
motion the convention then adjourned.
ALLEN HAar, President.
E. D. DAy1soS Seczetarv
, 1860-10-04

Tue OTTAWA REscrEns SEx1EScED.-The par.
t;cs convicted Il. the July term of the United
:;tstes Court for participating il The reecre Of
a fugise slave ct Ottawa Last October, were yes.
terday scn!.accd, as follows: John Hossack,
tea dsysinprisonmeat and ore hundred dollars
fine; Joseph Stout. ten days imprisonment and
fifty dollars fine; Claudius D. King, one days
Imprisonment and ten dollars Gne.
, 1860-10-04
ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE.
TWENTY-FtTkAT ANNUAL SESSION,
FIRST DAY.

e1Noi DAA'
4 clear sunny morning greeted the members
Of the Conference assembling together in the
pleasant room in tue Clark street Church.
The Conference was opened by The reading
Of the 9th Palm, end the 81 chapter Of 81
ing Of the 2l1th b. ma, High on his everlasting
throDF:" PRAYER marked by fesvor, simolic-
1ty and earnestncss was otf.rcd by the Bishop,
the assembly joining in the Lords prayer.
oRcAx1zAr1ox.
me q Cenefsnes proceeded at once to the dis
Pa,e1 . H.. ~ ~ unsneas. ~" , ~
a nss ~ NC meAlG'7 =, "aS cAteo " .nt oee,
n's,srv ~ 49, n na;, sa;s,, mas ses.eo Sa.
nec.e'arS ot. nsn o. ; =. pem,nE Ass.s'an. oeefe IRE
3at5. iaoogh out young aoekpg man. bro:
~ r. ,.;n;e.a,;s, h-s,.xs e suo sun"usass ;e1
~, - ns ~ nea;a,,.. ,;,h hne a Juass
Welcomed M II to the Ju:;es Of his Of oflrsa T B1other 70
pE 9as eeh Stss5eary TOR
~ .;.;, y. ,eA's' n0''os 0Pee4i'af n'ness 'o'
me poseia:n. : .so ...so
s-ad "a, sha,; ae y! ; o.Su, =. =; 70 "as ~
n1ea 81 Inc lime OIL mees;ns' c'oslng ~ H. at
poon' .....-
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The following standing con, nittees were ap.
| pointed:
H,uards-E. II. :anmon. q. l.. s. S.ur II.
F. S,etart and F. Merten beinr A re.annnint.
meat Of last yea,'s comraittee.
Tn N.nkirs-Hooper Crews, II. Batchellor,
| II, +, GRAY and G. L. MulfDger.
On Kavc,fion-j. Dsmpsier. C. n. wood.
! ward. NJ Bourne. J. c. :,toueh:on, ". 7. 4ar-
low. +. r. Haeeerty, ". T.. Wright, L. Las,
y. n.usA'onn, =. a; - inAtsli oe!ng oue oele-
On Synfgy :schoo;,-W. NcEs;0 n q uow.
| ard i, Il. G.c,lr,ch. r A. nianchard 4 K.
| R,hj,rs Il y Warss u c.haffs- = " -.
l
n.tr;r.. '''11 ~N~''
Ds 1rort.-f, roebrr p. H;nners + uose
| wEascan r Lava WI Att;nsnn, =; ~ c'ea ~
| Sxei,oa. &. q. Hsmnond. T.. 4. Sanford md r
l.: Olns!ead; being one delegate from each dis
1slcs ,< ~, ~,
u ~ nHgsnn Eaoa - $500 -. noFcng. = ~. Agaro'
noDpee c'G"s: y. eansnf ~, =. ~ ,1e~et', .;
- ne!es: =. utosop, y. 'ane, ;ocnu'!eF aho
u. ~ T. i;.; Mo'uussf; oe'"s luz 1sss'a NJ 1'oefs Oh
eSL. ~ III" t: II n K;a,, ur v-.:.
~ - 6;"T ns1as sd-n T. h'doef' H. L. Martin
IN H;or1,1J. IT, Vincent and 8 Dam,
inv y" - ''' '8~e'@' A1o " De"'
'p9; D.,r, uou.,; IT.. p,..;s;.x r,a...
1I ao'e TX. ~!tr * ~; .ee'o'os 11iuefs
apu ,o.. ~ ~ ~ S ~ ~. =
WV" y" o' rt;,. .'IeoS: S - ~ "a1s5; ~ y.
LITE ,ML's"'' a. " 1a''e'' g. '''o'e'. Ill" F. h'neh'
honn' o,.. <,a W ,uu..
0n t9A H0sas'Tn. H. Ttomo ana y. Eoener
1'.,.ss "a es.As:oe: - .ssJ. tton'p'sns Inc
cotnmI'ee oa o's"ht"S. R.sen aoose'
~ ]S,npe70'ee' " o'oosa'oa' e. o'ons
ano ou;..;;os1 .; C;osS s,.-<.o. n r;.,a n r.,
Stae,st,cd! otert.asst'-A.u y. fle'd. E. " ul
hF and =. shuler; oeing fe'appolns1ncnt o
Inc Con'n'''ee VI las' 5eat'
tcrkRxuu1nARr PREACHERS.
,hod NJ. -.,.,;o,, ,h..aaa
,snad ~ ,nnn ths snnersnnMated ii.e @ao VI
p1e Tx atu .saarted h;n..s,f ~ -,ow h.;n I'LL,
u noxn " a. dn,x M 20 INV .hs pe'nx pras a2,
nga aaA ~ h;s f3;.,.n1I. n'
Gt.-:na ss.nn.d ~ sT.e,;r. rs,s.;a, sGto
'"1 tha III f;ensrsi Confarenca ~ ~s,s,;o,
~ f.nn.-nnrsrsr;e. vea ahn3issed -A''
o' sope'noln'' 81 'e' "@' A'o''Ie''
sErERAxxcArEp rErAcHERs-
". Ba.chelor, II. Whitehead. n. yal.tte,
, 1860-10-04

DAsc1So The first party Of the season at G..
Niraso1e's Dancing Academy, takes place this
(Thursday} evening.
, 1860-10-04
Hon. Thos. Corsglnss Appointments In
httAnn&n


Extra copies Of cur yesterdays issue, cen-
tanning the fa! verbatim report Of Gov. Stw.
ards speech, may be ha. II: our counting ropm
in wrappers, ready for mailing.
, 1860-10-04

pRoprcE--The attention Of parties shipping
produce to this city is called to the card Of
Aessra. Hasel:inc 4 Co., which appears under
new advertisements.
, 1860-10-04

New Ice HorsE.-Aessrs. Joy & Frisbee are
building new les house on the Illinois Contra
Depot grounds at the foot Of Randolph street.
, 1860-10-04

"ANTED.-A rare chance to
W E1ch1n zt Furniture for Farming Land In NJ h1-
ga1, AGt.4ss Post U:lce boz 1A10. seetdle4tu1
, 1860-10-04

aud W1da-ANlke unlfnfHl6, tRe place to get
them ia q: 10l Randolph street
oc1 4. SAN. DrSs l. Co.
PoL1r1cAL n1scu>s1oS.- will be mint
discussion at North's A1,phitheater on Tuesday
evening, Oct oh. upon the following questicn
tiona! Territories Inconsistent with the Consti.
tuition OF the United S:ates?'
f15rmatire-C- u. Waite, Esq.
Ngatir<-Dr. n. s. Dar's.
The discussion to commence at7+ O'Clock, and
to cose At Of o'clock. ali parties are invited to
attend. b. order Of the Committee. St
WHEELER l. Wilson's SEWING MACHINES
We prefer them for family use n. r. Tribune.
1t has no rival-Seientife Anatriesn.
They a.e the favorte Of ffsmilis2-N. r. 1fn1e5.
- TIE AWARDS OF 1860.
FIRST PRrNIC Of Il -. FAIR.
fis:r fissr sE1i % II Mi5% rAk Fki
Utiice, IL. aad l69 Lake Street.
General Agent for iiiaois, wiseousiu and
Northera lowe. oc,2.10s
PAPER HAS01xGs AND CERTAIN Flx7uREs.-
Now Is the tiue to buy, for yoa can etlect from
one Of the fargeat stncks eeer offered in Chica.
go, aud wh'c'; is being offered ut the lowest
living prices tr cash. Country merchants are
also especially inrited to call aEi txamiue our
stock. i. F. CuAsk i Co,
ete9.6:. 1o9 Randolph street.
sW Who would not rather pay Is cents pei
thsn to buy the COMMON Coal Oil cALIEp kero,
sene. Ii you wish the Simon pare, or have any
old Tampa to be ALTERED, GU to Mobiles Lamp
and Oil Emporium, 129 Clark stree!, or to the
Branch, 157 West .1adsoD. sepe2-lot
W All ahould nat fail IN read the ndvert;sa,
, 1860-10-04

ScASplsAy1As BALL.-The drst grand bal. OF
the Scandinavian Association takes place ut The
German House. North Wells street, OH this
Thursday evening, October 4.h.