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TRUSTEES SALE Whereas,
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10 :ofa ~ ct9 Il Gsieaso Gsant1 u .I tate q
Illinois .ad = ~ Ii, ~ H..
tssa sss I'D SaS1
E Ss;s s e nei1 e ~ so q
hsif 81 tha northekst oaeiou1th Of section No. q,
Tssssl raas -! aGil Il 1fS
- q seea M IT. strxoa q at u tsss t.
Ct H. ae su n d. hnIsa
icei mentioned. and which said deed was duly re-
ts Is 0Gs pse 2, cF Ssssts '''Fs
Nov denls having nEs1 1l1stni sas u as psg
md %saa ao5n % ~
~ :a nSas. 6 ~ fa sa
Sa .ps S1 ses
ia thr of xald day. At the hosti aooF o. te
as f sf ;SSss sa1
"a s9 ssnee q etsea se + So
1s sae1rin. Il pubis suction TIC hise.t biddes
cs.:e s.1snss; Ra,sA!a II 4 ts su1nlSss G:tfs:
TRUSTEES SALE-W Ii erea $
Esse ssa1 sa ss
tEgHrd IeTrtE T. Culr trustee, decd OF trust ot t
premises hereinafter described t9 secure toe
F shan. and particularly described in siI deed q
trust which SAIL detd OF trust duly lied foE
In Tho HecofdeFs office 1t Cook CoEAty, ND sA1e q
iuno.s. November l7th ls s,d duly recorded IN book
NOV. therefore aetaul: harnr been made II the pny:
ment os tho Aatd pro1t.say n1te asntonsu ~ T., ,
! by t1e legal holder thereof pabc notice Is he5cor
given, thai In pursuance pEosa!ons .. *aa
deed and by virtue nf the and authority SfaAttG
to mo md BY said trust dsed AID Tor tho usta ard
purposes therein esprts tssea shall. on Monday ihe
ociock 1t noen the north door q ths Court oHse
In he SIT of ch!raso s1cs Go,nty ~ st1ss a M ~
cash tae prcn.s dt scIib IN sad trst deed ~ W!
Lot number fourteen ID In block nnubfr al1tfen te)
aGarpeaters Addition 10 Chicago said lot being nity
feet on FHison 1trset BY Que hundred iess en Peota
said Robert Shian- his hciEx aud aesYns 4sEtn.
| Chicago, SoY. u EGl. u. q. EOLE, IE0atec.
, 1860-11-23

Mn1rpoEv1LLE, Nov. 12.-Gov, Brown, in q
special message, in view Of the election OF
Lincoln, and to promote union Of sentiment
in the State, incidentally advises the Legislat-
nre to elect Electors on Saturday, which was
adopted.
K. Barnwell Rhett, E. Rutfin and Gen. Pill
low have been invited to seats on the door Of
the Senate.
Ex-Governor Mcdonald is quito feeble at
Marietta, and could not 60 to Mlllcdgevi1le to
vote as Dreckinridge Elector, II the Legis-
1ature should elect him.
1t is probable that the Legislature will take
recess after the 1st of December, some think
sine dc, others think to 4 fixed time, and 9TH
ets subject to q cali Of the Governor.
There WIS killing frost at Augusta this
morning.
The Railroad Convention ndjournedtM Dec.
Sd. without action.
, 1860-11-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED... NOV. T.
Prop outonagon, Wilkins, SAINT Ste. Marie, 80
tons pig iron, 455 pkgs fish, sundries.
Brig $ + Gale, NeGnmm, oconto, 150 m lumber.
ocllf Eleanor, Henderson, Grand Traverse, 147 eds
wood.
sclr Ithaca Folsom. Kewauuee, $50 m shingles, 50
eds wood, 81 br1s fah.
SclE F Tracey, Allen, Forester, I'D m lumber, 40
N shingles.
Schr Tempest, LeAlIc, Green Bay. 113 N lumber.
CLEARED.
orup lows, Jones, Buffalo. ....
5chf n johnson, Brown, Bufa1o, JIG, 100 bu wheat
Sehf Hannah Salina, Glover, White River e5 bales
hay, icy hags corn. 12 bris apples
ScAr Albatrose, Meyer, Cedar River.
Sr:.r Palmetto, Gallagher, Centeryil1e.
Scar Bay State, Pratt, Buffalo, u, 500 bu wheat.
, 1860-11-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Knuhap Yroub1ea.

WARSAW, Nov. GA mass meeting was
held here to-day for the purpose OF organizing
military company to 60, Il necessary, to tho
Md OF our brothers on the border, Resoln-
tions we're passed, among them the following:
Hesosed. That VIC do not desire in my way
to interfere with Kansas Territory or its cltt-
gems whilst they con1ne themselves to their
own soil. But We owe to the citizens Of our
own State duty when assailed By band Of
midnight assassins which We pledge ourselves
TO perform.
ftesotstd, That tn our opinion the President
should ut once take sucll decided and prompt
action In the enforcement Of laws aud the sup
preston Of outlaws, as the exlgeucy OF the
times demand, and that 1t IL the duty Of the
Governor Of Missouri at onccto send men and
arms along our Western border to protect our
citizens aud enforce laws.
Various committees were appointed, when
The following haudblQ 1s now circulated
through the county:
"TO ARMS Msf-Rassaw, Nor. 22,-Our State
has been invaded and our friends murdered by
band of AboliuonIst8 from Kansas. under
the lead Of Montgomery. Fort Scott hns been
taken by them, the Circuit Court has been
broken up, and some Of the Grind Jury and
citizens murdered. Missouri is threatened
4 military company Is to be formed at War
saw on Saturday next, and let the people como
In en nsasse Our country is In danger. Rallyl
F'y' saeaP ST. ps prepare to dSeea 6a1 a9ms'
Col Roberts passed through Osceola yes.
terday, rs messenger to the Governor foraid-
It Xas rnmored on the streets to-dny, but since
den}91, that Ball'e Mills in Vernon Co., had
been bAmcd by Montgomery. Montgomery
declares daat he intends carrying on the war
till lefrccs every negro in Southwest Missonri
, 1860-11-23

ArTEST1oN!-Thc Tenth Ward Wide Awakes
will meet this evening It theirp place Of rendezvous
General attendance Il requested.
BY nKder of tha Cantaiu
, 1860-11-23
COMM .ERCIVI

THURSDAY EVENING. Nov. 2, 1860.
The following arc the .cceipts and shipments for
xha Uast tNcnty-fpcf hours -
, 1860-11-23

c. ST. PAUL & Fos ouLAc.-1t Is the design
OF the Chicago aud Northwestern Railway
Company to complete their road to Appleton
before winter sets In.
, 1860-11-23

MASTERS SALE.-Statc Of IlIi-
- no!s, Cool: County. s.s,--clrcuit rcnrt cook
County. In Chancsrr. kitl1 Granger w. Nalthazcr
not7, and John Hsny. Futile notice Is hereby given
that Ia pursuance of decree rEt.E.i In the ab
tilted cause On the 2Cth 0ct, t,ber. L. u. t4N l. l. C.
fatne Frcc!, a~ter Ia Chancery nf Cook County.
It ttc hour OF tHrlgn oclecx rdlan tnoon) On te
tho Conrt House II thu City az thir4Eo, County vi
Cnok aEsre:ait scI ut publle auetlon cash! H. the
on sub lots slk 90 AMI Il. and ten jj frs o Tie
north sds Of subot tl5at ~ Ut lot No, tvc ~ in
t;o1nsy p Gsok Aforesaid Tbs purchaser VII. By The
terms OF said dccsc2+ have the Eac to said
buildings from tie premises ab,se described.
l. q. PAINE FtsEEE,
CLica:o. Nos. - lsSo nu5d5ssii
, 1860-11-23

and the market was more Gctire and shade 1tm-
-, po.h r.rter= an1 shyn,er. .ntere3 Tim market
f-..,- =. es-as,s ,u,s. =, ,-bt..,
anu pa'c2oeo lleels ~ sf'+oelo.A9 6fos7' a. "ueA
dgures the yards wcrc cmpttcd. Good heavy hogs
found ready buyers at s. and extra lots were sold
Mt xa.osat5'1a. oeo' Sattie were very onA' unoet
the uutavor1b.e news from New York, and the sales
ve,s Ifeht q, ,eofta IS Cross There is no demand
y psckcr.. eud several lots shipped here for sale
were cent TO % packed on Inc oWnefs account
, 1860-11-23

WTANTED-Two Servant Girls,
w tcolored pzeferfetal to 20 : short distance IN
the country. To those willing to maka themselyes
others need apply. DICKINSON q BAKER, No. I
PomefpYs Building ao1Gd5lItE
, 1860-11-23
III AoTE1s'S SALE.-State OF iii

19AoTEIs'S SALE.-Statc OF ILL
S1!easo. u Claaeery. William T. Y.ans "a ss,.avi q
j. i rn1sS' n;a: ne1ty Hs4EEer yus.
siz .se: 5ssg M.s
rubltg notice y hereby given s4t il pursuance Of
& y :eyg rs ss s
r. a. r. Mcsa1nsssy Of he supsrtsr Court Or cago viii
@ sss & & sy III Z E 3ss ss
!on y tas nixe.s bidder sss t sils nari,, ooE IT
eo@ns FL T. saa
sny HI sty q aeaso 4 tho county Of Cook nd Of
=. !as asfG1 f. e Gs aof h sa k9nss Esass
vi ss o IN e,t .sFg ua oa5 aT 1,
nIs@ioary @ Y Tssst % hensS nottassy parallel
IL. Is L. sSns IL: :1a y
Sssewsk Addition taencs se.serly a1ons lbs rSusn
s.s s'es .aas!t1 sns 4usst s -
as s.st . Que aunssa I'D I'D
asss 5s ;tss u ts
Also u: esFtlsa Of the Klrs,sary Tract eomm.ac.
M poas saa " NE nast s " 0Sta,e
e a @ L. s s r sad 1.1
ts s .eat q IT, Sf dAsa xs.l*ry aoa
a5d tssnty eight tvst: themes soulrrly aud nsr
s!isi VIA thS ssse nse ot sai ktS.6nry rract uno
nas q nutas1o themes ra4ery aloas sns nolh
lag Of onssE!o street. tEo hundred aud tseat7 cIrs
t27i( fcet y The plscs OF beginning, s"'
Aso taat pnFtLJn Of tho h1aKsGuTy Trsct commene.
ns point ln Tie north line Untaso street 1t IT,
lT4st thence nostheT1y along the cA.t iao ii aid
Aossoai1 lraes nne hundred md nns {lUyy ferr uoru
thenss westerly along tho sonth Ans Of sedgwicks
Addition t*V handr1l aid tWenty-tiEns txAs} Net:
thencs soushcsly aud parallel VITA iae east lice u
said Tracr QUO huutEed and nine tlgy feet
tnence eastesiy nfung the nost line Of Untao street
beginning. N S'1~s'A
Aieo ~ undiTdea thFeetourtba part OF all the fol
loving assc!osu ot pi*ce oe Parcel VI land situate ia
uola 70 x's co.aA.gaeia: u tho eeutte u ontstto
street at point two hundred and atty ol feet east
centre VI Pa5ton street And Euuung thence due
sast Along the centze Of skid Ontario asrrct two hun
aEea aoa nify @ tett: thence a0r:i 10 The north no
u E'e kingshuEy Tract one hundred and nfiy.niuo
HD} feet mors or less: teuce ueas al1ns tho ortn
line Of safl Klr&sbuFy Tract two hnuGrSi and nfIy
!sal tset thence south ono hundred and nftJ Nina
ti3 fees mora or less, " tic psacs Of oegtnninE
- IRA oLDrr..
Master Ii Chaacery OF tho Superior Court ol Chicago
, 1860-11-23

A FA1L-A nan whose name VIC have not
learned, fell from the roof of the Illinois Cen
trail roundhouso on Tuesday; and had his leg
80 severely Injured that amputation was per-
formed
, 1860-11-23

VAaRAscy.-Elen Cassidy, vag.ant, was
yesterday morning fined $3 and sent to the
Bridewen for ten days for larceny of q dress of
pawn-brpker named Cunningham.
, 1860-11-23

DARTNER WANTED-The ad-
l. yert!ser vishes to enter tnto the Commission
Business sod w4nts partner. siltnt act1yt. a
qnaintanee IN Al ne principal Eastern eies
him sac ND profitable bnsinssk Further pa[t:en
son, Attorney It Law, 80 Dearborn street. Chicago.
, 1860-11-23

"ANTED-To exchange from
w SIX to Eleven Hundred Acres Of Land In Mich
i.sn, Wisconsin and New 1a1ip.l.ise for .tccs of
bry !i-"A Or IN - :stnent Vi Boots aud Shoes. 4
good bargain can be had Tnr advertiser viii rav df
ference u cash Apply u J. ". DoAS CO. y Dear
born street noli-3iAis.tu
, 1860-11-23

NJ ASTER'S SALE.-State Of Hi
~ no1s, Coos County. 8. s.-5upertor Court Of
Ehis1So. In Chhncery. George Grailani vs WiluAu,
Public notice IS hereby Eivcn thu. in pursuance Of
occtctal order entered In tbs above entitled
tht tn day o1 September lai1 Ira Scott ~ Master
q Chancery IN eala Court viii sell public suction
70 tho highest bidder for cAA. the thftieih 1h1
that day at ts north door Of ta Court House n tho
tiie and iatafsst Of tie taid deftoda1t william tolE
mer. In and the following described real estate.
nsuxts In tlo County Of Cook and Stato of tlnot 70
Wit: Lota nu,uber sevensy-oar t7D aaa scventy two
sl y block eight o. n sam2ton = yteen. Adaiuon
necessary sa!afy !ndebtednrs dut cump!Mnant
under said Decree and costS together Win tao Masters
feeA commissions aud tiAburstatcnts On sAtA sale
dated, NQstmbeg2 I, lSdo 4HA bCUrF.
Nestef 10 CLauceYY Of Ihs Superior Court of Chicago
, 1860-11-23
d1adnte1.

w W7ANTED.-To trade Horse for
~ Family CstEtase Or Ptaao, He 4 9plend111t 11
nca Boz 761. no16dto6.lv
" q ANTED-To exchange for
w City property 90 or Zoo Acres Of Superior
Fa!mtn. LAuds part under high state OF cultivation
nd on Inc Of 1.silrosl Inqulre ofY0CNG Z BELL
T. South r atef street una0zlw
"ANTED-Board in q private
w family, or wheFe there are bat few bo2Elyrs-
b. gentleman. wife and baby Aad unrae who viii far-
eaar Of State and north Of Jackson srestd Address
q. boz LAG. uO16x1w
, 1860-11-23

70 Go to John Joues's, l1o Dearborn street, and
get your clothes cleaned and repaired They viii be
well done, ,hnd 1t prices to suit the ti1nss
, 1860-11-23
Bnar1illg.
.Fnu11n.

FOUND.-A sum of money. APP
u ply 10 c. r EsTARKWEATHER 10 Custom, House
Building. No. II LAsalle atzcct. Chicago. nol5xlw
, 1860-11-23

TIE FRutr TRADE-One drm In this city
has sold n early four Thousand barrels Of green
apples the present season.
, 1860-11-23

M Ao1Gko StALE.-StatE OF lllI-
~ nol, County Of Cook, s,s.-eupes!or Court OF
Ekf.tx Ailu John Scltlner -
Public notca - hereby given. that In pursaaucc OF
tae 1tA daT Or scrtmber, 1t& L. in Scott, - Master
~ tk1urery 81 said Cuntt will sell Ut pubp auction 70
ot 70. omoc: a. D. 1o. Ut ten o'clock In tie forrnuo,
u thht day at tbs nort uooF Of the House. Il.
rstt tstic and erest ef tx saa dcsrnaauts August
ssFoe real stats, situate d! tr county Of Cool and
sttts u il1s15 70 wit:.los. tAttyoua tsl ulr
addition to chicago. uach u sAll prcn!.es :.
may b. necessary 70 sats,J the indebtedness. due CON.
ptainant nader said leCFsc. aI cost, Together with
sale, IRA gcnrT ~
sia4ter n chancc.y Of the Superior coart 81 sn.ro
Dated, Eoycu.bcFA : ls6Q n,..,.S ~
, 1860-11-23

~ Jouycn's Kid Glove Cleaner. One bottle
cleans 50 pairs Of gloves. Sold BY Sargent,
Apothecary, corner OF Randolph streets.
, 1860-11-23
IeqaI advertisements
MORTGAGE SALE.-Whcre

Sss? S,kssss =: sssts Il:
l:scordcr Of Cook Geunty. !:,net. Il. bank No. II
:. ~ ~ odn', nss;eF =; . q
s.; ts q s,4 = Eas.{o NV
lowing dsscroed ots aud lands .tuA,o tn aa cit5 II
1ssY z III ~ s ef GoIs s 1 T..
nnd the south half OF lot NJ n. % In Tue .an.S
sseefs II IT, y pagmen. o1 eerts e Geax e. =
:s-a date With said nortSa3e der. rxern:4 by sa:d
tns san of W. ~" 5ns
alter tie da,a ther~ok With interr.t semi annually Al
aesd W. provided mi sxresd hat led dsf.us % ssaid
b made IN ~ payment M u 1n5 Ra,t os I'D p1o'n
payable, then the said mortgage might be madiateiy
forecosed 70 Pay " sams: q tls .aa p,xe!ow aud
ea.of 70 ~ I'd sen!s .e9 q
sale, might sell sa. pfsulaes At public suc&ioa sAs
~ bidder fSr essh u o tine n,entioasd u .uea q
sr a1d "ut q The r, he e;ta .t e1penst.
1 .ss5s; IL IL. IA 9ss;:y Eis;ex ~ nd s.ns,.
IA d,a b:is.s ri ssast
deed aud ss1s.s ant1 s
III hs sos ~. - .t1
scsn!cl snd AZ a.s power authority 70 scs hs
sosaEs deed o. orFsss sps I'd e e. e erss l II
and delivered to the undersigned Tho notn Ut kald
2snresaid.
-t... sr":'s. "sa" h.- 1ns.ir fn ihe pAy1usn.
cf Lac hr..'a! Vi ~"i - i'a.s-sy aud h9 aAa1a
LIZ *sits L.. fr-t IT, ...!rv tbe t1.h DAY al
March. !: J. r.:','.%: =. 4! "l~t1.
Vow. thetssuF,. nbtL. i. : t'"j tlrrn it,t U
undeENEned asAlyneb o. Lac .-I ls; gAx. sntt Eu'
ort.s1c a1orf.s .+% II Pnssn,iSs r lii III
Of peeslnbrr nark ~ tine osioas 10 tEs f1u.u. .,
s.id he north a"or of tno l:att liouss fn u.
tghcst bidder for cash fhe peslses tne.uoaet
a' In the sald noftgagc DE- e 1r>ssia~d for te ,:s
FL.f thArxf
.ether w!th Tie expense. nf salt ,sie,
FRANKLIN F.tisHAEEF
Assignee Of Mortgages
| scA1rs McAtLe7x4 4 I1xxrr, 1styA
Chicago November IL, 1szl poel lEiti
, 1860-11-23

DEATH FROM yonng man
about q years Of age, named John Williams,
was found dead in his bed yesterday morning
at his boarding house, corner Of Indiana ave-
nue. aud Monterey street. He retired Wcdnes-
day evening In his usual health. The coro-
ner's inqu est showed that he died from exccs-
sive intem perence.
, 1860-11-23
NEyTONS AND UNDER-<.,,--,

NJ TAKERS. g La Sale 1t-crt
Have On hand It al timex ereTJ Atyfc ind nrtsh Of
Wood Lead and z1ac Cotina: also, Shruuas. And ara
prepared with Hess1es and Carriages and
requisite for Puner1ls and nay be found hand And
rcAdy 70 give prompt atenuon 70 tletr business Ill
hour, They also have Chapel and Vault the Eemc.
Iant iG1sI<iI- II A..4.i
, 1860-11-23

FIRE IN HoLs7EIN.-The alarm Of fire for
the Fourth District last night at half past nine
was occa.foned by the discovery Of a brilliant
light Oh the Northwestern Pink road, in the
vicinity Of Holstein- The steamers started
for the Locality, bnt after proceeding about
half the distance, returned
, 1860-11-23

As Acc1pExrs WILL BAFrzy xyEy r. WELL 1Ecr1Arxp
1Axr1, It u very desirable to hare some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, CEockery
Toys, &C. j
, 1860-11-23

az &c. sNTH Co., coppersmiths,, Brass
Cock manufacturers. dealers in Wrought Iron Pipe,
Steam ind Gas Fittings, as low priees, 2ss Waah-
tngtou street, nov 1013t
, 1860-11-23

"TE4pERANcE FLYNa AAT1LIEnr."-Dr.
N. s. Dayia will deliver lecture before the
Artillery In their rooms, on the corner o1
Clark md Washington streets, this (Frfday'
evening, 1T Z l-3 o'clock. The public gcner'
ally arc invited to attend
, 1860-11-23

TOR SALE-A Patent fora Ma
Il chine which can b sold exteus1rely among tho
TErmefs Of this stzts. 1t h.Es prodk Address l.
NoRT0S, 2. Q, Boz 74Q Chicago. Dof13s
, 1860-11-23

TIE CLARK STREET FIHE.-Mr. English, the
leassee Of the meat market, corner Of Clark
and Polk streets, burned ont on Tuesday night,
loses about $500. The bnilding No. At, occu-
pied as drug store by A Megler, was also
slightly scorched at the same time.
, 1860-11-23

The ahove sale II Postponed till Friday. December
til. THO, 1t same hour and plAc-.
Chicago. Nov. 18TH $50 JAMES d. LEpLAM
MAt:y LUHIuAM-
Administrators CT tho Ett1to Of jacob W. LullnEl. &C.
GH1SEf Hrtt.t
, 1860-11-23

CAUGHT At LAsr.-A man named Walsh was
arrested on Tuesday night and committed In
default Of $500 bail, charged with robbing Eis-
itors to the Republican Convention last May.
It will be recollected TINT he made his escape
ut that time when an attempt was made to
take him, but he Is safe enough at Last
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02
The Chlvalrous Assault upon Mr..
Hickman.

Mr.. Hickman, who was assaulted, short
time since, on the steps of the National Cap
ital, by Edmundson, Va, is q man of weak
franc and feeble health, and utterly averse
to tho mis- named "Code of Honor" The
correspondent of tho N. Y. Evening Post
says:
Mr.. Hickman was walking down the steps
of tho Capitol when Edmundson approached
him, saying: "You made speech tho other
night at Wizards Hotel" Il did replied
MIR. Hickman. "And d--n you, you SLAM
dored my State, you liar and coward" con-
tinuod Edmundson, q: the Same moment
striking him with his cane across the head
Mr.. Hickman was about to repel the as
sault, when he was caught by Vice President
Breckenridge, who led him away; Kett and
Bouligny, of Now Orleans. taking care of
Edmundson. 1t is reported that Keitt called
out to Breckenridge. alluding to Mr.. IIick-
man: "rake the hound awayp 1t will bo
remembered that both Keitt and Edmund.
son were the instgators of the attack upon
Sumner, and stood sentinel while Brooks did
his bloody work. No one thinks Mr.. Koitt
had anything to do with the recent outrage
except to separate tho parties. l under
StOOu lHdJ MT. IiIckHuH Dleu IreCIy hI INC
lungs the night and morning after tho bru-
tai attack upon him. 1t was remarked yes
terday that Mr.. Breckenridge was in the
House for half an hour. and all the time he
sat laughing with Edmundson, who, over.
coat on and cigar in his mouth. sat on one
Of tho sofas in tho extremity of the Hall, and
finally tho Vice President vent out with hi:
Virginia friend, as if he meant to testify tC
tho House his appreciation of the attack or
Mr.. Hickman.
"a handsome palmetto cane" is to be pre-
sonted Mr. L. without delay, as will be seer
by the following paragraph from tho Col
umbia Is. c. Guardian
We had tho pleasure of inspecting the
handsome palmetto cane, manufactured by
Messrs. Cooper & Gather, to be presented
to Mr.. Edmundson, of Va. 1t bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "IIon. +. A. Edmund
son, from citizens, of Columbia. 1860" II
leaves by Adams Express for Washington
there to DO presented to Mr. Edmundson by
our immediate representative, Hon. W. w
| Boyce.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02
The Next Census.

The taking of the eighth census Of the
United States will commence this year.
and is intended to be, if possible, more
thorough and exact than heretofore. We
might, perhaps, anticipate the result with
some share of accuracy if we suppose
that the increase OF population for the
past len years has been as in the previous
decennary. This would give us popu-
lation of over 31,0OO,OOO. migration
from Ireland has probably fallen If some
what during the last ten years, but the
average arrival of foreigners has been
greater. In comparison with European
countries, the growth of the United States
is somewhat remarkable. The increase
per cen t. each year in this country since
1890 has been 8.17, in Russia, 2,73; in
Great Britain, 1.48, and in France, O.79.
At this rate a century hence we shall
number 500, 100000. A writer on this
subject in the Pensylpanian says: "The
comparative increase Of different parts Of
the United States is an interesting subject.
In 1880, in the Mississippi valley there
were but 205. $50 inhabitants; in the At
lantic slope, 3,7O8. JIG; in the Gulf slope,
east of the Mississippi, l6, 48l; in the west
of the Mississippi none. In 1850, 37.2
per cent of the population was in the Mis-
sissippi valley, 54.s in the Atlantic slope.
and 7.3 in the Gulf SLOPE"
The returns Of the immigration for the
past ten years give total of upwards OF
100000. The whites in the United
States now number about &c, 500, ,oOo.-
The present number OF slaves is some-
thing over 4, 200, 900, and the free blacks,
distributed nearly equally between the
slave aud free states, about 100000
This gives us the total of 81 900, QUO,
which will probably be near the fgurea
soon to be furnished us.-N. Y Evening
Post.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02
The Attainment Question.

This subject was up again in the Senate
on the 23d, and was right sensibly dis
posed of, if the action is permitted to
prove final.
A joint resolution 10 adjourn on the
second Monday in March, to meet again
on the lst OF January, 1861, was introdu'
ced, and a motion TO lay it on the table
failed, yeas II, nays 90. A motion tc
adjourn sine die on the second Monday in
March was lost, yeas l6, nays II. The
question recurring on the original resolu'
tion to hold an adjourned session. it was
lost, yeas Is, nays 10, as follows:
YEAs---Messrs. Breck, Collins, Cuppy
Fisher, Key, Laskey, Monroe, Moore
Parish, Pots, Potwin, Smith, Stanley
Walker-l5.
NAYs-Messrs. Brewer, Bonar, Cox
Eason, Ferguson, Garfield, Glass, Harri
son, Harsh, Holmes, Jones. Mccall
Moore, Newman, Orr, Perrill, Schleich
Sprague, White-l9.
The Senate joint resolution on the SAM
subject, amended by the House to adjourn
sine die on the 12th of March, :hcn pass
ed, yeas II, nays l6.-CEevetand Leader
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02
A Bit of Editorial Experience.

Dear reader, if you are not familiar with
Pilgrims Progress, you can form no ade-
quate idea of our passage through untold
"Soughs of Despond," on tho way homo
from the Painosville Convention. Whom
that terrible wind arose which upset half of
Cleveland ,wc, with throe other Free-Soilers,
were facing towards Chardon. At Wilson's
Corners, divosting ourselves of horses and
buggy and two forlorn companions, we
undertook, with "Harlow," tho Herculean
task of footing it home. OF our experience
for mile or two, it is enough to say that it
was decidedly rugged" Now We encoun-
tered in our course hugo and formidable
boulder, knocking us sensible; anon, in the
absence of lightning, plunged headlong into
some gully of indchnite depth and then
were compelled, for a time, to "mantain our
position" in tho center of the highway. 1t
was an awful night, and, arriving at the
Halfway House, We were right glad to sus-
pend our journey until morning. Imagine
our pain and modification, when, on the
following day, wo entered our sanctum, and
the very "dovil" thought US the dirtiest poll,
tician in tho district.