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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-06

"A moment is mighty thing,
Beyond the souls imaginingj
For in it, though wo trace it not,
How much there crowds of varied lot;
How much of lifN, life cannot SEQ,
Darts onward to eternity,'
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-06
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CASH CAPITAL, sI,OOO,OOO.
SURPLUS, July, 1858, G6O,I4O.
- ulaUiCoH
DISKS taken on reasonable terms. LOSSES
Ii promptly paid. ID. CUTLER. Aaent
Do0oin"eI' 20 1905. [ly nj
, 1860-10-09


They waived sn examination and were sent to
the Recorders Court
A S1sau1AR TURN 0ur.-Our streets vera
enllvened Yesterday By procession Of an M
usual character. First cana band Of music,
then dre military personages aud bring ing up
the rear hack carriage containing Little Dug.
It WAS the author Of Ny Great Principle On the
way to the Book Island ars. Squatterism is
pretty much shel1ed out, only fve small eozon<ls
left. Stephen pulled his hat orer his eyes and
made the best Of it, but probably wished his
otficious Chicago friends would ceass dragging
his failures to the light.
TIE Wells STREET BRIDGE CAsuAIr1.-The
body Of Andrew Zsniger Of Rockford, drowned
BY falling into the draw of Wells street bridge
on Friday last, has been recovered aud inquest
held Tbs jury returned verdict that the de-
ceased came to his death by falling from the
bridge and being drowned, owing to the fnsuf.
dciency of the lights at the bridge.
Will the authorities pay some attention to
the matter, before more lives are lost 1t this
bridge, which has already caused the death Of
1t least six persons within three years1
BE11s ON THE SfEAx FIRE Exo1sks-l can
not be denied that, As regards the safety Of
pedeet1ians, and others, in our streets, It is
criminally reckless to allow tho heavy steam
Fire Engines aud the Carts to be driven at top
speed through our streets soitAotd 5<lLs. L few
shillings expense to each mschine would fur.
nieh the needed means OF warning, without
which life is imperilled At every fire. 1tshonld
be done 1t once and ths evil remedied, which il
most transparent and dangerous, and which
should never have been allowed thus long to
remain unattended to.
L HrGE M1srAKz.-1t has leaked out that 4
grand feature intended for the squatterite de-
monstration in this city last week wss Barba.
cue. Ton oxen were contracted for to be roast
ed whole. Ths Committee set some men at
work excavating holes for the roasting process,
when it ashed across tho mind of one Of the
managers that those who we're to compose tho
largest share Of the gathering would be unlike
| u to eat much 1srbaeued CT on Friday. So the
| ldea WAS abandoned, and . compromise sum
paid to get rid Of their beef contract. As no
| one ever heard Of bsrhacue Oh cod. fish, the
bsrbacue WAS given up. Friday Was IN unlucty
day for once.
, 1860-10-09

Philadelphia will be tho scene Of grand
struggle to-day. It will be the focal point in
the CONTEXT in the State, and tho result tbsre
is looked for With uneoncealed anxiety. Tie
Republicans claim that tho game viii be
drawn that the majority for neither party
will be a thousand. In an estimate sent II est
BY reliable party friendA in which the nepub-
lican majority is figured at "a, 500 in the State,
Philadelphia Is put down al tie We dare
not hope for such reduction Of the Demo-
cratic strength In 1856, Philadelphia gave
Fremont 1882, tie Fusion ticket Fremont
and Fllmoreh l2,2ls, the straight Fillmore
ticket 11,756, Buchanan 1922. Buchanan's
majority over Fremont 1880; over all e,s5e!
That in four years We should have absorbed in
our organization all the Fillmore yotes of bo,h
sorts, and 3.17s Democrats, eeems incredible;
but so cur friends afarm-with what truth, We
shall soon know.
, 1860-10-09


Several other bodies have been found, a. will
be seen, Of victims to the Lady Elgin disaster.
On Sunday Inst, ere male bodies were found
washed ashore along tho beach in Lake county.
We 8iye them in the order OF the inquests, a.
held By the Coroner. J, ". Ayres, Esq, Of Port
Clinton:
!. D. ". Goetz, stors keeper Of Milwaukee.
.. Body found two and half miles north Of
Port Clinton. Six feet in height from forty
to fifty yesrs old; had On no cost, drab pants,
checteted vest and cravAt, hickory shirt and
bfoghn shoes. Two wallets in psutaoous pock-
cts; one Of which contained 81 IS III money.
3. Charles H. johnson, son of Dr.. Johnson,
Of Milwaukee.
1. This body was found about a mile north Of
WAukegan; was i've feet four inches high and
entirely destitute Of clothing, except ono shoe;
the other hhoe and pair Of panta we're found
1ear the body. In one poke: Of the pants wss
found &lo.6l in money.
S. Found near Rockland Station, medium
height, hsd On black frock coat, checkered rest
with pearl buttons; fne white shirt and flannel
undershi1t; boots with patch on side Of one;
three keys on ring, door key, small rule,
knife and two white haudke1chtcfa found in
pockets
6. This body wss found on Thursday about
fve miles south Of Wankegan, at the foot Of
perpendicular blud, and bad the appearance Of
aavlnR leid there several daJs; Il y about fv.e
nnne. .s"s su.e .nd - 81 aoas na1 young II
checked pants md White shirt three doIlars in in
bills found in pockets.
At Racine there were four bodies found on
Sunday morning, two male and two female; one
o! the females is s It In. in height, about Is
years old, had On her left hand two plain gold
rings and oue black coal ring, ono Of the gold
rings j, marked inside E. I. N. O.; she had on
small cheek delaine dress, linen cheni.s with
largo gold stud to hold together with her up
, 1860-10-09

"Eo TH1sG3 TO GO 1s."-Now TINT our citizeps
have mostly returned to their homes and begun
to look over theis wardrobet. will .hey not care.
fully select such clothing as they can tpsre for
the poor, that they may not hare Tie e1cuscfor
non.attendance 1t church, and the children ut
Sunday school, because sh<y Aar< no thing. 10 90
in, and send them to the City Mission, % North
Franklin stseetF o., line dropped In the Post
Office to rs, viii intimate where We may ssod
Tor them. Mems womeu's and children's gar.
ment2 and ahoes wanted.
E-B. FUTILE, City Missionary.
, 1860-10-09
Cheap BIcuF1lon to Joliet.

an excursion train for Joliet, on Wsdnesdsy
next, on inc occasion Of the great Republican
demonstration there, will leare tho Chicago L
Rock Island Railroad depot, in this city, At .
O'Clock in the morning. The fare for The round
trip from Chicago, from the Junction and from
Blue Island, 40 cents from Bremen and No
kena, 80 cents, Lovejoy, Ysses rad SWEET will
speak At Joliet Oh that day, and there will bo a
great Wide-Awake display in the evening.
Let there b. \ good attendance from Cook
county,
, 1860-10-09
rhA Wide AWRkeR nj Io11A

It il doubtful whether our Chicago Wide
Awakes eao be represented st Joliet II the
sacri6ce Of full day IL called for. Many Of
them are workmen and cannot afford to 1oss
the day, attractive Il the Inducements ara.
They wonId be present in TIE evesing, however,
Al VI hare it from many Of them, if tie special
traiu could be 1un to leave this city at O'Clock
ind resch Joliet &: : r.h This would enable
syery Wide Awake in Chicago to be present
with hia torch fer the evening demonstration.
Al who desire to give The whole dsy could taxa
the morning train. The suggestion u worth
considering, ~ It will tell largely on the delega'
tsec for ths evening programme.
, 1860-10-09
au1t16kr11&t3tB,

NJ McV1CKER'S THEATRE.
4sA- AAllson &ttte4, bstvesa sea,s and Dearborn.
n Doors open u o'clock Performance to commence
n7H os1ock- Boz o4es open from 10 III Ind fTo1a 4
TN o'clock
Aoxa1ao1:-Dfess Circle. 2 eMta ;-3seo1d Clscls, Il
saatsi Pdvass Boxes, &410 and $&,Qo.
TuesdAY KveDlng--8th Night OF
THE COLLEEN BAWN.
TIE COLLEEN BAWN,
AYLE3-NA-COPPALAES, Mr., COLLINS
AYLES-NA-COPPALxEN, kR. CQLLinr.
GORGEOUS SCENKRY.
GORGEOUS SCENERY.
EXQUISITE AUsIC- NOVEL. EJFrC1s,
REQUISITE MUSIC. NOVEL EFFECTS,
CROWDED HOUSES EVERY NIGHT.
CROWDED HOUSES EVERY NIGHT.
co AND BEE II.
60 AND SEE II.
, 1860-10-09

TIE S1ArIx SHcREr.-Twenty elerka In \
store, Twenty hands in \ printing Office. Tweu.
along In the world, snd III expect to do %. 0ne
Of the clerks will rise to be \ partner and make
fortune. Ono Of the compontors will own .
newspaper and become IN influential and prot
perous citizen. 0ne OF the apprentices will be-
eli eGme ct hsndsoa tm snd Il ,s III ill., nst1.
arch. But which IL destined to b the lucky in.
divldual! Lucky1 There il no luck about It.
The thing 10 almost u certain ~ tho .n1e Of
three The young fellow who will distance his
competitors, IL ho who MATTERS his business,
who preserves hiA integrity, who lives clearly
snd purely, who never gets IN debt, who gains
friends By deserving them, and puts hi1 uaonsy
into sa1ing's bank. There srs so.s ways to
fortune that look ahortsr than this old d1tty
highway. But the stsunch msa of tho commu.
nifty, the men who achieve something really
worth having, good fortune, gpod name, aud {
serene old s2e, Ill 90 this road. =
, 1860-10-09
GREAT IETEILECTUAL TREAT!

We purpose pub1lshlaf In tie HOUSEHOLD JOUR-
NAL. pIofss or t411dsJ1 s1 lectures This va1ous
For Of Matter. and their relation tAth other lately
delivered IN lcndon. and which h41s e1e.sd much a
pete I'LL b. pubaaAsd Ia No. Of ,bs HOUSEHOLD
JOURNAL 70 bs followed " tse I've 1oEox ns ieesos
Illustrated ~ enkEavn1. e3scuted in tn. best
EpAtner. Tse HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL ts ready every
Thu1AdaY moyntuE-p1ee 1Hkk1 C1113 To he hal ct all
news IfoT tho Pubi:zn.rs direct s,c&!pt
!tamps tor the at1ount, By L.: u4RThlLL Co., 70
GoHTx utJAM ST.1E1, Asw York
"..No. Z Of the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL ccn.1ns
as~ HogA ,hIcal Sket-h Pofessor fa1ady, In IT.
pa1meat ot Caraer for Celehtues beaites tho usnal
quantity ef the best seauE EATER and nnAe dz49 It
, 1860-10-09
PENNSYLVANIA AND INDIANA.
We are assured By our Republican friends

PENNSYLVANIA AND INDIANA
We are assured BY our Republican friends
in Philadelphia, Pittsburg and Hanisburgh
that Pennsylvania will today elect the Repub-
lican State Ticket by decisive majority. We
believe that they are in earnest in what they
say, and tha: their means Of information are
such Us enable them to make up correct
opinicx. Bat as we had in 1856 similar conf
dent assurances from the same quarter, We
know that even well-informed men may be
grievous1y mistaken We fear that, in epite
Of all that can be done, the Opposition will
lose three, perhaps five, members Of Congress,
IN districts in which the balanc, Of power is
is held by the Auti:Lecompton Democrats,
who, in 1856, aided in the election Of oppo-
aition members, but who now, with singular
Inconsistency, are hand in hand with the
Buccaneers. This loss seams to BE- unayoida.
bic; but it may -ot be as severe as many Of
Our correspondents apprehend.
Our advi2es from Indiana, though highly
encouraging, do not lead us to believe that
the State is sure for Lane. Upon Hendricks,
his opponent, ali the auti-Lincoln fa ctions are
firmly unite3-an union which Hendricks will
not disturb by expressing an opinion on na-
tional politics to which either Douglas man,
Bell man or a Breckinridgeite could take
exception. In spite Of his reticenee and the
apparent unanimity Of the discordant factions,
the Republicans assure us that he will be beat
en-. We shall be grati6od to know, when the
votes are counted, that hsis, In Indiana also,
wetear tho loss Of member Of Congress, from
ths operation Of Causes beyond Republican
control
Whatever the fate Of Curtin in Pennsylya-
MIA, and Lane in indiana, there caa DO no doubt
Of the result Of the November contest We
have often explained to our readers the eitua.
! tion Of parties in each State; We have told
them that all the odds and ends Of the factions
are united in support Of the sham Democratic
State ticket; that the union will be dissolved
tonight; TINT the Douglas men will vote, in
November, the Douglas electoral ticket; that
| the BUCCANEERS will vote for Breckenridge; !;
and that the little nasty squad Of Believer
etts will vote for anybody who will promise to
pay the most. While tho parties who to-day
vote for Foster aud Hendricks will go into
dissolution tomorrow and scatter their
strength to three Presidential candidates, all
men who vote FIR Curtin or Lana will vo!e
for Lincoln; and to their number will be added
thousands who. while sustaining Democratic
State policy, will prefer Lincoln on account o'
his known friendliness to the Protective and
Homestead systems. So, unless we lose
Pennsylvania and Indiana By large majorities
nov, We may be certain that they will whee
| into the Republican line by large p1uralitiel
when the grand contest comes. Since 1856
the position Of parties in each State has bee.
reversed. Then there was coalition agains
the Democracy, and Democracy were the vlc
tors. Now there is a coalition against th'
Republicans; we cannot doubt the result
We await it with hope and confidence.
, 1860-10-09
VOLUME XIV,


This paper will roach several hundred Of
our Indiana subscribers to-day before noon.
No entreat them to spend the remainder OF
the day at their respective polls. In contest
like that in which they are engaged, ons vote
may be decisive. Let them see to it that every
Republican vote is polled!
, 1860-10-09
Mr1koRoloGicAL.-Tho following rs the range
Of the Thermometer for the week, ~ taken bJ
E. L. 0'Hars, Apothecary md Phsrmaceatist,
30 West Randolph street. corner Canal street:


One thousand pounds sterling has recently
been offered in London for complete set of the
Tsma Newspaper. for public library a1 Mel
bourne, in Australia, but without sucoesa. Tho
fact ID an instance Of the rising importance Of
the things that, at the moment, seem only Of
tr.vial value, nearcely worth preserving, but
which to succeeding generations afford tho most
authentic sources Of knowledge concerning tho
Storm and pressure" Of the'E tuna. The Brit
ish Museum now collects and preserves every
thing; and the Bodieian Library. which latter
much deliberation, and in the e1ercise OF a
Judgment no doubt considered rourd at the
time) VA expressly debArred by its founder
from admitting the vain and trivial light litera.
ture Of the dale Of It's formation, is now Glad to
purchase the si1penny and shilling plAys and
pamphlets Of that day 1t prices from ESQ to
ESQ each.
, 1860-10-09

Hon. E. 3. Washburne will address the peo'
pie Of Allbu1n, Lake county, Monday eVenln &
Oct 18th. He will alto speak at Wauconda
TuesdaJ evening, Oct. 18th. Let our Repuo'
lishn friends ID these neighborhoods see to it
that the people arc icfosned of these meetings.
, 1860-10-09
To Ladies' who Have Danced with the
Prince.

What an event among crinolinedon-to hare
danced with the Prince Of Wales! We are
afreid We will have much to answer for. Young
men who we're formerly considered rara9ons Il
perfection by theso same young ladies', will
doubtless BE- snubbed incontinently. 4 hand
that Was g1asped By live Prince, will not b.
bestowed on every chance conner, depend upon
It. Have care, girisl Don't csr1y your heads
TOO high; or, st'least, not so high shst you may
no. have the pleasure Of telling your children
s'a'l about The Prinee!'' In short, don't be so
pulled up that one Of these days somebody will
point out withered old maid, and somebody
inr: " WhatI the Prince dance With her Well,
truly there's no accounting fo1 taatsl" Not tbs
c,nsolltory, "Oh. but she WA verJ pretty
ose1 r" will take The sting from the rejoinder.
III il pp4siJke Y'--Fdnny Ern.
, 1860-10-09
Ill Poets and Musical Composers

Are iuved to ecmpte 10. the pr'.ex amounting 10 Two
tuudred olar1 which srs - paid BY the publishers OF
ii. H0UsEH,LD JOIN SAL, TOT tie be.t eomaosllons
IN Po.ty and Nus Full particulars will b. tousd IN tae
o. TEursday morning. ths Ith. 10 b. had Of all Newa
Agents. PI!ee three cents copy single cope1 mailed
to ANY addFtks reeelp. anp By the pub
Ashe1s, a. nAKTHfLl4 i CO.
No. "a foztt william Street, new York.
, 1860-10-09

WIDE AWAKE ATTENTION The Chicago
Wide Awake Club hold their regular ueetin z
this evening at Wide Awake Hall, No. 80 Lake
street. Bnsiness Of importance will be pre-
sented to ths Club, and every man is desired to
b. present. Those intending to go to Joliet to.
moZ7oW mast be preaent to make arrange
meut8. J. J. RICHARDS, Pres't.
Cro w.rrrwtw Earrv
, 1860-10-09

CENTRAL WIDE AwAKEs A7rEs11ox.-This
Company will meet 1t Head Quarters this ere.
ming at II o'clock, to transact very importent
business Every man is expected to be present.
By order M. UurcH1xas Cant
, 1860-10-09

DIE D..

On The nh aa = ths TABERNACLE Church. br Rev 4.
Green. Mr.: BENZ. J. LEIGH to X:ks ADELAIDE
THRONAL. N Of this esty.
, 1860-10-09

y C. g. scRIVET, 1isertisa9 a9sn4 & Ds7r6orH X
Il aAortsat 10 rssEs .Ads~1i..ess 3sr ks and al ~
LAatta1 Popus n IL H0FthxesG ta1-ba9ky
, 1860-10-09

sack, now in Jail for violating the Fugitive
Slave law, 10 enable him to fling fre-h1and
into the Republican ranks. he attacks the Re-
publican State Central Committee, and abuses
H. kreismanu, Esq., private citizen. He calls
on the Central Committee to pay the fines and
costa against uossacki and deuounces than if
they refuse to do 50.
How absurd this dtmAndl How malicious
these assaultsl Why don't Wentworth call On
the City Council to pay the fine and costs of
Hossack! He runs the municipal machine. He
iasues bonds Or burns them. Hs controls the
Comptroller and The city Treasury, and dictates
to the Council just az he p1eases. Why does
he not take the funds Of the city to liquidate
Ho:sack's costs aud finest
Why don't hb call On the Board of Superb
sors to appropriate sum Of money ont Of the
County Treasury to clear of Hossack's ohliga-
tionsr That would be as proper as 10 call On
the State Central Committee OF the Republican
party. Bnt it these sources fail him, why does
he not call on the Board Of Trade to make up
the money! or, On the banks and brokers1
or on the innkeepers? OF the Masonic frater-
nifty and Odd Fel1ows7 There would be az
much proprietv in asking either of these bodies
or clasnes Of men to raise the necea.arv fund.
for Hossack's liberation q to REQUIRE The RI.
publican State Committee to do it. Mr.. Hes
sack is not and oeye, has been I Republican. .ue
hates the Republican party and its principles.
II il not mira enough tn .u;t hin r;avn. Ho vas
asked lsst Tuesdav. bv Democrat. vh.tb.r be
vas ooipp to hsar san.tor sexard: "No. 7
don't be1onr to such hrnocr1t.s" WAS his zen
tt.m,r1v ra,1v uo.sack i. ., ,,tr. ah,1;.;,,,
, 1860-10-09

3B HVE 9K0 804UI
ment Of Prof Wood in to.day's paper. se51y
CHURcn's B2s1 RA1raxaRY JAN from Sugar
Island, Michigan. The best made. For sale
only u No. "a StAta street. au8-2u
, 1860-10-09

In answer TO numerous inquiries, We print
herewith the form Of the Republican State
ticket for the State # Illinois, as it should b.
printed for the use Of rioters On the day Of
election. It ia rs follaE1:
, 1860-10-09

SIXTH WARD WIDE AwAkxs ATTENTION.
COMPANY Of Weat Side Wide Awskes will
meet at West Market Hall t,.njght at half past
7 O'Clock. AL members and those interested
business Of importance will come before The
meeting. G. Mason, Chm Com,
, 1860-10-09

ITO THE BOOT AND SHOE
j. TRADE-Wscssd, 4 Situation for dx months bY
ore who has look szfsszea aLd large Il squA
ACt{t44 Boz III. ptt4xEt
, 1860-10-09

DAsc1so.-G. Mirssolo will giTe his second
party Of the season, this evening, Oct. 9, at his
Dancing Academy, corner Madison and Cla1k
streetH
, 1860-10-09

PoL1ncAL D1scrss1ox.-A public ditcussion
comes of tonight 1t :. North's Amphitheetrc, ~
between c. B. Waite, Esq, and Dr. N. 8. Davis.
The boxes, aud seata in tho Dress Circle arc re-
served exclusively for the ladies'. See adver-
t6ement,
, 1860-10-09

y1o11Arcz Coax147sa.-Tha citizans Of Tai.
lahatcbie county, Aissis.ippi, organized vigil:
auce COMMITTEES on the 17sh nit. Tho object Of
The committee is to watch al strangsfs who
roam around tho county without any viible
msaa. Of support, and to keep ths negroes
staight.
, 1860-10-09
WM. ARBrcKLs, Secretary.

ATTENTION, COMPANY B. Wrsr S1pE W1pE
4wAKEs-You are hereby notified 10 neat at
Head Quarters, West Market Hall, this evening
at It O'Clock, for drill and other business. i
full attendance is requested.
+ Navznu CAn1r
, 1860-10-09

Mr. Kreismann will speak in Greene County
On The ED, aud Calhoun County on she 24th,
at pIsces to be announced hereafter.
, 1860-10-09

=-
To TIE LAD1Es-The price for dying ladies'
Ia Oun Dollar. aud warranted to rive satisfan,
dim. s. Kalisch. 195 S. CLARK at ocg-6iw
Fps; RuaAL % hET forker;-sselng an lnqui-
- ~ 80 . ..sM ~. GGle.tn ~. ~. . sl:9 :9
o1seaao tue abhnss "1a'e W 1e' Aao enquirer
know what has almost entirely cured me. !
have had the spaamodio asthma fifteen Years
anu ne'et .oana my mealene e,; ;aas noo1u 2ieI
S 81 sssssA MI. 80 Sus Wt;.s ~ 1oAn :
~ ~ s.sa ", Enid ~ I'LL ne"or
" 1or A1&oala, hoss You, ana nay re'er' l
9go, and mare not haa sefefe pAroxydm since.
a!s2 nse salpetre psReII:: sn.pet95 Is present
done for me al that It Is recommended to do.
take II aceofdinE 70 o1eet1onEa tea spoonful
lnstead OF tablespoonful 1t u prepared By
, 1860-10-09

DE1uxcr.-The Saturday Eptning R<oieso hal
been suspended. $50 fades another, &C."
, 1860-10-09

LINCOLN RAsGxRs.-Every Ranger will b On
hand at tho Armory on Wednesday morning,
10th inst, 1t O'Clock promptly, for the puf-
pose Of attending the mass meeting at Joliet.
G. ". BANKER, Capt.
, 1860-10-09
". q. MURRAY, Sec

ATTENTION, u EST SIDE WIpE-AwAKEs.-You
aFo hereby notified to be At West Market Hall
this (Tuezdsy) evening, 1t seven o'clock sharp,
AZ business Of importance will come b,fore the
meeting. Per order.
J. II. Boss, Cant.
, 1860-10-09
CHICAGO, TUESDAY OCTOBER 9, 1850.

tho prosecution has besn accomplished. Tha
case was N aggravated Gee, certainly, but not
withstanding that, and tbs extraordinary char
acter Of the psper which you have read, shall
not materially desiate from .he cour.e which l
have marked out for myself. shall not I'M
pose upon you seTare penalty.
The Court then sentenced him to ply fine
ofone hundred dollars, aud be Imprisoned ten
DAYS,
, 1860-10-09
WIDE AWAkES!!!!

ATTENTION! WIDE AwAkEs or TIE NORTH
DIy1s1oS.-The regular meeting of the above
CIun will take plsca this, Tuesday evening, at
II o'clock, 1t lat North CLARK street. Every
member is requested to attend, as important
business will b brought before the meeting.
Be at your post, one aud s1l!
- A. HARvEr, President.
, 1860-10-09

FOB STATE SENATOR,
WILLIAM 3. OGDEN.
REPRESENTATIVES, n TIE LEGISLATURE. .
,,.,,..,.. 81. r sCAMMON,
a'A4a'41e@ fWiLLlAX II. BROWN
....1..,. {HOMEH WtLNARTU.
Qle+k Of The Circuit Court. WILLIAM L. CHURCH
Stafee AttorpeY,,,, ..,,...,........,CAHlOSH HAVEN
ht1H. Ns I3E-S94et0
, 1860-10-09
1W3 EKG61U3A1s
4 6RAHAm LINCOLN
VICE fXN1pENT,
HANNIHA Al HAmLINs

lae8rns q Tresidknf and ! foe FfEsideAt,
LEONARD SWIFT,
JOHN H. PALMER,
a. q. FULLkR.
WA. 3. PLATO,
LAWRENCE WELDON,
WIZ. r. KELLOGG,
JAMES STARK.
J. @. CONKL1NG,
H. r. Il. BRoNWELL,
"a. ALLEN.
JOHN OLhET. =.
Governor.
RICHARD IATES.
Liesaeaans-Gorsrner,
FRANCIS 4. HOFFMAN.
8.er4avp u State.
OZIAs y. HATCH.
Lsdi.se a Pslie Aoao.R1s
JESSE K DUBoIB.
IQats TfauAxaefs :
, 1860-10-09

F1RK.-A shed near tho West Market Waa
burned on Sunday evening. Losa xm9ll.
, 1860-10-09
Frank NIairss Appointments
Hon. F. T. Blair, Jr., vail address the people
nf 111;nn;4 ut the fn1fnHinp tirnes and nface4:

Hon. Thor. Oorwln's Appointment In
illinois.
Hon. Thonas Corwin will address the people
Of ulinois On political topics Ut the following
, 1860-10-09
LOCAL MATTElS.

Go 10 John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll done and at prices 10 suit the
timer.
, 1860-10-09

Sons or TkAPERAxcr.-A public 1nstalfstion
of the officers Of the Garden City Division, No.
422, Sons Of Temperance, will take place at
their hill, corner Of Randolph and Clinton
streets, West Division, this, Tuesday evening ut
8 O'Clock, when G. I. Hall and L. D. Wilkinson,
Esqs., with other abls speakers will address the
meeting. The public are cordially invited to
attend