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fco11,spond.nee Of the P,e,. md rr1tupt.1
nr-norr 1900 ,oto
l01. Apsuss" y 4'@e
Ata l't1!e pas' =. ~ tn'S parry WIN .e"
in7ited gueat from Illinois aud Michigan, lett
The Chicago Depot Of The Michigan Central
d. pS,,,.as ~. ,h;s o;,r rh.r w.:' c,.S;.h -
A'''A" ''' - 49, 'o'"'a"ea
with cars peculiar TO Ibis road and unsurpassed
bv any.
rhs Marty number soo and , ,nore bannv mn.
80 ;. 1',s. =, ff' r.
l"at'" eo"P"n3 20 se'uo'1 eeen-Ine'f looks
and ac's denoted pleasare-they had met with
friends and we're inyous, They apnre The
c,1
A.uaasne =. FAo"" ~. 'Ae.4 ~ eo'easo-tne5 n'ee
With iello" cltlzefs wherever i1ey went.
Nothing transpred of interest excepting to
those on hoard un.ii vc reached Ka'sm5,oo
,,,;.a a1u+.;.ad .ho-a IA -, oo ..;.,,,.. H.. ~.
oe:nk os'''neo 'i'eie ~ Ut ~ n'nn'es' tae Lion.
Mr. Stewart and large number Of citizens of
tue city mat the E1cursionist at The depot. and
.-..
~ apF. stsssn "So ntAue - 4aon:
~ 1,". w.. oai ~, .oousnefa 'rlenu8 10
hat ~ anS .h sa'I e.osg
.a;.xsad ;s.s". tuc .'ou'u ~ "es0tne
4ara.t ttat 3;n5' ~ In a1u coanulon H.
IL, wux rcnl;rd ~ ~ hobslf ~ a.. .,,,- H.
IJon Mr Wnt.ars ~ u;.. j., ~ y ,,;,Is ;u Paat5 ~
and st;rr;nr sneech rareT,ne H. nast a.J
ho]d;no cnt .,1itter;nfr nrosnacfs ~ tro f,t,ra
,nnrs l,annv nr nnnranr;,,e sneach 1Ya bnra
seldom Iistc,ed toEdweiiin,s an iimss ,net @ ,r;sI
u,en's souls. and then a sf7cam of 1n;rt}, t1 al
enlirencd ali. IL was we'll received ~
At Marshall We stopnea for Tefre. menta. 1,,e
citizens we,e exncctinC nsNth.,r hand # nou- ar-
sic wns on The ground md the c,t:zsns ,an..
rally Dinner was coon uunourced. anti me
that would reflect cr:tlit nnnn arr c;tr hi, III
This W. fonnd ,v1or m 1nr,i.ei ~ ~ ~, 1 49,.
In take II q i,alf floors was a,' a7d;t;,nni I.sl
nitalitv If t1,;s ;ust;v csichratsI a. .n"d T@n
slon. Mr uowarj n u;rh i,-,eT, avd a,,',a
nriatclv retu1urd tha 4honta ~ ~, =,
tnr;ra, and conc;so snoash 49, 49,, e II ~ H.
, 1860-08-08
Preparations for. tile State Fair.

The Local Committees of the Morgan County
Agricultural and Mechanical Association are
happy to infoIm The public that the rrepara-
tions for the Illinois State Fair, to be held At
Jacksonville, on the 10th day Of September,
1860, are now nearly completed. And it has been
conceded by all risitors who huye seen the
grounds, that they are tue finest and most thor
oughly fitted up that have ever been prepared
in any State. Thirty acres Of a beautiful grorc,
about one mile AID half west Of the cisy. is
the place of location; and the principal i'm
provements consist Of an Amphitheatre, CT.
tending tlree-fourths around the rinr-tllree
hundred feet in misunderstanding eight
tieEa Of seats elevated ut an angle Of about
thirty degrees, giving every occupant most
advantageous view of everything exhibited in
the ring the whole Is covered With double
board roof. There is also promenade twelve
feet wide around the rear of The entire structure
underne2th the seats are forty, f:e booths for
relTeshment stalls, ten BY eighteen feet. In tue
center Of The ring q ragoda il constructed,
eighteen feet acroas, in the form Of M octagou,
three stories high, surmounted by q Tag staff
sixty feet high, the whole most a.tis:fcalIy fin
ished and painted. Tic supply of water will be
abundant, and the facilities for dispensing it
oserthe grounds complete. Eight large wells
hare been dug ia different p.rts Of 1Le cnelos-
ure, for the convenience Of stock, ETC., Afford
ing IN ample supply for all emergencies. Ad-
ded to the aboye will be several fine fountains
Of pure, fresh water, constantly lssiuR, which
Lo~n l. =
, 1860-08-08

all over the city mechanics and manufacture
ers seem to be getting ready for the fortheom
ing Grent Mechanics Fair at the Wigwam. tt
open August o3,h aud to continue until the 1T
prox. 1t should be remembered that competi
ton is open to the entire country. all article.
for exhib. .tion should be directed to 1.-THE E1
hibition of Mechanics Institute, Chicago, ILL.,"
LIST the entire city and section be we'll repre-
scntcd. The selection Of James uollingswortt
as Superintendent is guarantee that every
thing will be conducted on al honorable Ia il
The entry books are uew open ut the Mechan
les Institute, No. l22 Clark street.
, 1860-08-08
From Warrington.

IH4 T. HeI4Q CoTzt!]EoaCtdc:.J
WASHINGTON. Aug. Cit il understood that
President Huchau&n intends to visit the Great
Eastern on Wednesday. Notwithstanding the
denial in au Official quarter that an order has
been giren to purchase Lime Point. near San
Francisco, it appears that a requisition was
made on the Treasury Department for $e00; 900
for the purchase, and a draft WAS issued.
Strangely enough, however, the draft WAS can
cclled to day at the Treasury Department.
, 1860-08-08
Died,


OuTLAWRx IN MkAFHls.-Au uuA4uef Of wretch
es visited the residence Of Rcy. Ur. Watson,
editor OF the Memphis Christian Adrocs!t, in
the suburbs Of Memphis, 6nndaJ, destroy
considerable property about tho premi-
ses, and insulled Hrs. Watson. Dr.. Watson
Was absent at the time. Certain citizens OF
Memphis haye offered reward Of SEQ for in
formation that will lead to the detection Of
tho ecoundreis, who are said to b known to the
nolice.
, 1860-08-08

We are informed that Washington Mclean,
ol the firm Of Faran l. Mclean, proprietcrs Of
The Enquirer newspaper establishment, has sold
his interest in that concern-G. II. ID. Blos 8.
Willis Wilmington and Wiley Mclean being
purchasers.
Mr. sIcLean IVES the controlling spirit Of the
concern. lie has been the Dougias element in
the paper, and his ret;racy from it would ap-
pear to be an indication OF the hopelessness Of
The cause Of Af. Douglas. A fatality seems to
attend the controlling men of the Douglas pa-
pers. SheAllan has retired from the Chicago
7imts, aud that paper, which was The home or
gan OF Douglas, has been submerged in another,
and the loyalty OF the joint concern to Douglas
is quite questionable. It may not be improper
to mention, in this connection, that the first
choice Of 3lr. Faran, Of the late 1irm Of Faran
Mclean, for the next Presidency, at the time
Of bis removal from the poetotiice, WAS John
e. breckenridge. Can it ba ~osslble that Dir.
Mclean 5et'res from the Enqair<r eflice to a.
low sir. Faran to convert It into Dreckinridge
QrRopy
, 1860-08-08

last, to have bean reached, in a new invention
known as Spalding's Prepared Glue, which, By
simple application, without heating or prepara-
tion Of any kind, re unltes the fragments Of al.
most anything into perfect whole. This glue
il rea!ly valuable invention, aud, from its utl-
ity, must come into as extensive and general
use a8 the friction match. div
, 1860-08-08

Tic Ereckinridgc meeting called for this
evening, at KlSGshUnY HALL, We are request-
I'd 10 state, has been postponed, owing to a
previous engagement Of llat hall, until sATrE-
DAY night, 7l-a P.N., Mt the metropolitan"
HUI"
lion. Thompson Campbel1, Henry S. Fitch
and others will address the meeting.
Il epicy time may be expected ".Wo nro
all Democruta" ~
, 1860-08-08

be the largest and best, the most successful,
and The pleasantest ever held West Of the
mountains. The citizens Of Msrgan County
extend cordial invitation to ntl. Come to The
FART JAMES DUNLAP,
President Local Board.
Wu II MAYo Cor. Seer,
, 1860-08-08

To RR1Tlsu SuB1Ecrs RESIDENT IN CurcAoo.-
All who are desirous Of signing an invitation to
Ills Royal Hi8hneas the Prince Of Wales to risit
Chicsgo, may do so by calm. ut the British
Consulate, 10 South 1asalle street. before Sat
urday evening next.
, 1860-08-08

tB To hare your old and faded clothes we'll
cleaused, repaired, in every respect renewed,
and made to appear equally as good Us new,
take them to Cook aud McLain, % Dearborn
street aud l23 Clark street. They are The eldest
and best knowx dsers in the West, and their
shawls. ETC., nlso cleansed or dyed to any de-
sifed COLOR
, 1860-08-08

IEoS1SG DAY.-The Thermometer 1920 in the
shade. Shaw's Gas Flat Heaters save all heat
in the house, All the ladies who use them
speak in the highest terms Of their efficiency.
Gall and See them 1t Walworth, Hubbard 4 Co.,
ISL Lake street. Read what last weeks Indt-
pendent saws of them. au7.2t
, 1860-08-08

PROFESSIONAL MCsic1AS-The public are in-
y1ted to cali ut the rooms OF y. Goold, No. lis
Lake street, aud try the best piano forte ever
brought to Chicago, made By Chiekeriog i
Sons. Boston. ou1.3t
, 1860-08-08

TIE CONCERT SALooxs.--The journal siatee,
as it officially, that the licenses Of the concert
saloons about town. soon to run out, will not
be renewed. We'll, We don't know that the
, 1860-08-08

- Garden Hose and Gloves, Street Sprink-
lefs. etc, cheaper than ever at the Rubber
Store. lis Randolph street, hingsbury Block.
nr1.it
, 1860-08-08
The Census,

1&& AGNh1l8s
Eator* Tsess AID Tribune:
In the Pass AND TRIBUNE of yesterday mor-
ming there were Eome very proper remarks in
relation to tle taking Of The U. 8. Census in
Ibis city. When the deputy. Marshal called Ut
the residence Of tbs undersigned Oh Prairie
avenue, he was referred to our Office OH Lake
street for property Statistics. Ills reply to our
lady was, that he va. in haste tn complete his
work, and mould not haps time to cal1 a! lie oes
naknti1ntd.
The small amount Of property owned by the
individuals composing our firm, is Of course q
small matter; but il this IL q sample Of The
manner in which the work is being done, tho
statistics obtained will he rerg far from lie
truth. A. J. GALLOWAY e. Co.
From, 1va.hiil :: ton.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati 0auue.l
EAsulsoEnN. AuEust6
TIE BELL. EVERETT MEN D1scoSsoLarE OVER TIE
NORTH CAROLINA ELEC11oS.
The result in North Carolina, showing DEM
ocratic 1sreckinrldge majority of ut least 5000.
is very discou1ag1ag to tue Bell and Everett
the Did North State. It is very we'll known
tiaut in certaiu counties the whole Douglas vote
WAS given to the Opposition candidate, md in
rome localities this voto was 1eit, but not al-
prsciatel generally throughout the Stzte.
In 1854, Dockrey, the Opposition candidate
for Governor, VIA only beaten 1000 votes.
fnw, tie Opposition, supported by the Douglas
men. arc eight Thousand behind. If a Don Ilas
Etectoral ticket is run. which is nox doubtful,
the majority for Breckenridge will be incr ased.
Thus it is evident the real contest is between
Lincoln and Isreckinridge. Douglas and He'll
constitute what they cali ut the regular stock
board, fancy stock.
DOUGLAS KLEcr1oSgEn1Sa TOUR IN NEW
ftsaens taa. D,l,tashl4 tur1.l his visits
North into Il mere clectioneering tour, which
more than anything else bus offended the ccn-
sersatire masses. 1t is very bad taste for q
candidate for tn. highest Office in the gilt Of
the people, thus publicly to advocate his Own
c:aims, aud it is species Of ruEgarity which
tho masses will not put up with. How dllter-
ent tia course OF Lincoln.
- sEWANo'S SUCCESSOR IN TIE SENATE.
4 warm contest will be had in New York for
the Scnatorship to bs made vacant by Mr.
Stewards withdrawal. Prominent among the
c.ndidu.es will be Cook, I'ltlcj,Ln aad ". 4.
I Ererts. Seward, it is salf, prefers the latter,
who is lawyer IN New York city. lie occu-
| pies high place in lis profession.
, 1860-08-08

fF- Now is the TINA to bring your Lard,
Astral, Camphene aud Fluid Lamps, and have
them altered 70 burn that economical and bril-
liant non explosive light-kerosene 0il-at
Mobiles Lamp and Oil Emporium-l22 Clark
~ g Let
, 1860-08-08

II Go to John Jones, lls Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will be we'll done and at prices to suit the
, 1860-08-08

s.oad rs follows:
barrett ~ tttnem.).....-.--..'.....'....a'eaa!!
nl2lF thep.J- .Vltri
Kreckinridge (Ana.} .}.....-.......... ..5.tGs
The majority Of Barrett was obtained by The
erosscst Of 1rauds and Mr.. blair contested
tho ell ction. After thorough aud searching
investigation, Darfett was turmoil out Of his
seat, aud Mr.. Blair admitted. The latter at
oncc resigned, and referred tie matter back to
his constituents.
At the election which came of on Monday last,
member was to Ia elected to ill lie vacancy
tor tic uncxpired Term Of the present Con-
gress and also 4 nenlber for the next Con-
gress. Blair aud Barrett were no,niuated by
their respective parties for both the vacancy
and the long term. The Americans made no
nomination fur the vacancy, but rau Albert
Tadd Eaq., for the long term. Tho leaders
Of tbs Americans bargained with the Denloc-
racy to defeat Blair for tho short term
Tho canvass has been enc Of the most ex-
CLING ever witnessed in that city 1m-
nsnse meetings ard professions have been
TIC orier every night for weeks. The whole
country has looked forward 10 tho result will
unusual interest. At tho time Of this writing
il is still matter Of doubtas to who is elected
for the short term: but for the long term
Blair is elected by triumphant majority.
Tic figures in our dispatches Indicate thut his
minority will fall little, if any, below one
thousand.
Tic result il a triumphant vinlication Of Nr.
Blair, proving conclusively tue correctness os
the charges Of fraud preferred against the De-
mocfacy in the election Of 1858. II Barrett
il elected fur the short term, it is through
American votes. In 1858, these votes we:o
po!ej for Dreckinridge, tho American cand~
date. The true test was on the long term,
and Blair leatls his conpstitor by uaarly a
thousand vttes.
Tie election OF Mr. Blair will he hailed with
peculiar qualification ',y the friends Of free
dom and Of good government throughout the
country. Among that noble band who, upon
the floor Of Congress, will sustain tue Admin
,stra;ioa Of Abraham Lincoln, and aid i'll
carrying out sound Republican principles, l'e
will hold n conspicuous p!aoe. The gallant
fight which lie has waged for years
against wrong and Injustice. in tho rrcsenco
Of tile slave-power, and tho courage and reso-
luton with which hc has ever met its iierceet
assaults, prove him to bo eminently iittcd for
od}cIa! station in times like tho present Al
honor to the people Of St Louis comfy for
rightly approaching lis noble qualities and for
fiyi; e lin ngain to tic Nation1
, 1860-08-08

HoAE sorAD ZouAyes.-Cadets attent;on.
fou are hereby notified to appear 1t the As
semoiy Rooms tonight ut 8 o'clock, for drill.
and to conclude our arrangements to meet cur
brothers in arms. By order,
CLIFTON WukAroS, Comd't pro tenn,
, 1860-08-08

1IQQ \ Cls: FARM rOK
l*}Ce} sALE.-Tre "Foxrzxr1tx F.sx." In
ueau touniv. l.. ulIe+ ir tbs Maltn stat nn CO
THE fA'eaE'. Buitn<t ad Quincy altn7t. n.l!rr
Eact ot Ind: ~ T. ns s1!a4e u iasi.
Ar1es dr!dt INTO pa@sutta. with Railing SUPP OF
water for stuck 10 AMI. prize tak
nd Hickory i've aeres lie euc o'ef fur large .ess r
sat en ~. ta',fty Ysuut apple orehar d5a'f Frnt
H. eoa.s9 Of FAN! .oase so.t II. san aP,ux eleven
Hou>e. g.<L y eli Of Water ant Cl-te.n a Na1n
.%1stt built Ia the h.oH sao'tahti narnsr- Fur Tena
nI-nt aeh stalr Tor = nl fanly. II te.t-d
he farm coud ne div d*d ln3" diva .sus. brux
supp d with woodland amt Ipoa III fArns
Tor o+!c.
A luas credit will he given for thse--fusEh+ Of the pur-
caaae mdn r. Fer snr1Drr par leu tn hi of
n-p Of the I1fu, apply IN =. IT, \ Err ut1l = E.t.
AuLc447.it i. eIpprn street chicago, III.
, 1860-08-08

- The roofing states Of the Eagle Compa.
ny, Of Vermont, noted for their cheapness,
beauty and durability, are now used on
nearly all the best buildings in the West, and
the building public nre desired to notice their
advertisement in our calumns
, 1860-08-08

- Mi1ler's Hair Iuyigorater-the best in
usc- =. 7. Il aekley, agent, 500 State street.
je20-Bm.
, 1860-08-08
39rrssN Trihu>te.


The speech Of CARL Scnrnz, delivered at
St. Louis On the evening Of the 1st irst, a
part oi which we print this morning, is per-
haps the aolest fort Jet made by that pro-
found thinker and statesman. 1t goes 10 tbs
button Of the political issues Of tho day, bring
ing CIT tho first principles which undeslie
them, dcmonrtratlrg the, natural antagcnism
between Democracy founded on free labor
and equal rights, and Democracy based upon
slave labor and property in man, showing
how this autagonlsm must always manifest
Itself in shaping the policy CT tho govcrn-
ment, and proving By tue immutable hws Of
truth aad justice, that freedom is destined to
n final and glorious triumph. 1t lis 4 MASTER
II speech; let everybody read it.
, 1860-08-08

In repeated iaqu.ie. the following facts ae
tshay submitted:
1.-The Company duly nd:z the e1pze..
Cemetery Statute Of this Eate The ocets a1e elected
nauAlg bY the lot owne. The present Directory con-
6st4 Of Wx. D. oopEs, Esq., Il. sua1pos. Esq. and
DTS sAw1xz. Gxo P. 4. HxaLz, the Astlt) Is Ttear
1ure, and TaoxAs B. Bz1Ax Is prealen.. TIE zounds
sd ont and Improved uadtr tie Of VIZ SArs.
prr- Es7 Tie eminent Landscape Gardener Of rhslade
pt.a, BY SWAIN S1lsox Of th:. city.
2-The tile Is un!ncumbere simple and perfect being
di1c-t from the United stas uovement through Justin
Buerde1d md helm. TO Thos. B. Bsyso, Who v In ali
give full Warantee Deeds Ind hind the whos Eub
dlv.sIca, recorded to remain foz&v5r Cemete tins
iasunaE IL to the Lot ovners in pe.pesuity.
s-The natural topography OF the grounds ia admitted
By all to ee peculiarly beautiful gentle unduLt:ons
and the grove Of old srees over the entire hav
Ing suggested the name OF 0aAcz1Aan" The lmprove
menta <coumapeed only in April las) speak for them
selves, 1tls d..<ned to make the Cemetery tho Mt Au
turn Of the West.
4.-Ths entrance to thu Cemetery on ths Green Bay
Road about mile and tan beyond the point whs1e
the Lake View Roa dlverges from H. and than two
miles nearer Tie City than ClIttenden Station.
6-Ths prcs Of Lots Is only about one fourth Of that
demanded for Ike st1ed 1os in Eastern Cemeteries,
atouu By the Scale In tha 0mce.
e-The following Report from the Surveyors explains
itsa1:
ave hare taken lefsls the surface Of Gsa:elasd
Cemetery md ind the minimum height to b IT feet And
Of vate= In Lake Ml:hEaa; most Of the ground being
fest aoo1e which u our times the usua depth Of
9.aves. [s1xnedl
SAMUEL s. GREELEY x,...o.
EpxusD B1xBY,
August, nd. 1850"
5-Vl.tors 10 the Cenesery requated TO keep on thu
~alks md 10 dave vehicles only On tbs bro srave!sa
roadk
THO3. b. BRYAN, President,
0ies In Bsyau Hall C.ark s opposite The CouEt uou&e.
TIM 81 TABLE,.
An OMNIBUS Il to the Cemetery, (untn The Horse
Railroad extended3 connecting with the Horse Railroad
Cur, which leave North WAtex stzeet as
"a. H., 2.20 r. NJ, and p. N,
Rstu1niu1, the om5ihcs leaves the Cemetesyat
$50 i. IL IT H., and 40 r. N.
n Through Tickets sold bJ CoQducto,s 70. Eight Cents
[auScSt3IuJ
, 1860-08-08

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD C0MPA-
NY have 10000 Acrea Of high. sling rraIr:4 L11d
within - chicago veil I'd tEstd to 1ra1ng Vhicn
they oter tor sale On the moss liberal terma-
those who ~h 10 Ia the brsasas Of *uppyInt
ele.lbs texion can BE- selected; md The
Eanfed that these produces can be delivered tariy h
10 tLuxe wh2 let!t. e examine these larts- Apply 10
Chicago. ]ra1ck3tem
, 1860-08-08
Nem advertisements.

~ {. E. 6cRY1N. Adsarttstss AesaI, - D~tt.or% =.
Il arAoriAl to seoess A.e.sassats or sals GAL at ~
L<-ain5 FopsTs of .A< North Hees. 1al-bA+y
, 1860-08-08

WANTED To exchange. good
a..., th;.veEy stssk e2ns.ta of Mo.@s caF.axts %
I'll, "r dry mics e chicago s.al House sI Lsti
SHERMAN. Box $50, oE ea!l 1t ii |: .ndopN trttt.
ChIc1x0. t+ltG11k i'm
, 1860-08-08

MUSICAL UNION E1cuHs1oS.-Thc Executive
Committee RI the Musical Union have sue
ceeded in cbartering The splendid steamer Lady
Elgin for their annual excursion, which they
hare decided will take place on Monday, Au~
gust o7th, to St. Joseph, Michigan, leaving Chi
eago ut O'Clock A.. N. and returning at II p, n,
, 1860-08-08

New Dnua S1onE.-0ac Of the ueatest and
happiest located drug stores in the city is that
just elegantly fitted up aud opened BY i. Il.
Sargent. on the corner Of Randolph and State
streets. Mr. Sargent is late Of Sargent l. Ills
ley, thorough chemist aud pharmaccutist-
11isuew establishment and its appointments are
complete throughout, aud an acquisition ~: re-
CARDS the convenience of the public, being To-
Gated at the joint terminus Of tile City hallway
Gnaa
, 1860-08-08

FuL7os Win STEAM Up.-John Fulton, q
newly enlisted recruit Of Uncle Sans, On Mon
day night got on big drunk, during which he
knocked down d lady on the street, and stole
some four or fire dollars from fellow recruit.
Well, you can't expect all the mora" yerloos "
for the price Uncle Sum pays-for his sogers.
y The Noon Union Prayer Meeting still
maintains its numbers and interest, and is daily
witnessing the gathering Of Christians Of all
denominations. 1t is held in Methodist Church
Block, on the corner OF Clark and Washington
street, in the Young Mems Christian Associa-
finn rnama
, 1860-08-08

S3 000-To a person with the
tuAoe Is e3tred me fir Ct SUD ie, Iant 10 .a
Hotel Aod Eating uou:e lrpAt within t M le3 tf
Cha.o. Fur u1ta sally each stcp swsnsy 1nnusa+ fot
ref e:h:ne:t- kGoI cAatcs for tent Fefn
Eent husInc+s i presented kfeF to T. e. MOL: trT
No. 2 Bo41l Ut r1ate Batidinx, sC3xlv
, 1860-08-08

C0TfAGE GnoVE PANK.-The proprietor Of
the grounds occupied last Fall BY the United
States Fair, (Mr. Henry Graves,) has just en-
closed the same with substantial new fence
nine feel high, having set it apart rs public
park, trotting cou1se and fir ground. He has
given il the name and title Of "The Cottage
GsoTc Park" It embraces thirty -one acres.
The old track, used during the National Fair,
has been repaired, seats erected for thousand
people, and the whole grounds arranged in fine
order. An Equestrian Exhibition during the
Fall, at these grounds, is talked Of, and indeed,
will be great success if properly managed. r
, 1860-08-08
4LAulllE0.

" A n TT D-To Exchange Il
~ ehoice Fam tn Champaign county. Nlln",s.
V3un At eSht. amt stuck IT htnt. sn1 sh Of AEnns
H. n for property within he civ M nf thi
ea:'. Apply to JUlS WOUL>EI: 6A Lake s.r It,
fuA .Atnitat 1IAh In
, 1860-08-08

NEW MUs1c.--From II. NJ. Higgins, in Kings
bury Block, We hare new music. as follows:
Ennwlton.V
n.IrE Boya Farewell. ong and Q1arette, HIP. Dau.s
Fises1e slrg. Soft Muse falling, by i. Wesley Mas
tin.
a n1ram 0. IL rAt b. j. r. Websttr Of Woodland
Watbhrr."
Wztu You and were YounG-song-by same,
The above are Mr.. Higgins recent pub!ica-
tions. From Oliver Datson Of noston, hut sold
ty Mr. L., we hare uew pieces Us follows:
Wigs am Grand March.
Kali Sri. ttar inlka.
$tsiyc fur the Hight.
II inPxt t}ld Ah QuiekAtep.
Ny own dear 3I1u.tItn H1me-ba!Iad.
Oil, '4s pleas ant Ia our home-bAll.d,
, 1860-08-08

THE IcLECTION OF FRANK BLAIR.
At tho Congressional election in St. Louls,
, 1860-08-08

REconpEE's CouRr.-Little was done yester-
aay but 10 arraign cases. Indictments have
been found against ,he following parties:
john Ionrs. larceny all burglary, pie not rnf'ty;
Cha~. Hoo her. larce'y Of beds nud 1w. twn idlc.
rn.s H. I'd ~ sy; tn Loudon ire,ny Of :x a"ll! Il
CunfoId. LEecn, at areaSes, plead MT AulsY.
In tlls cage the jury found verdict of guilty,
but fixed the yalue Of ths property ut four dol.
lars.
, 1860-08-08

M A N T D-A situation to do
" ChanbsFwo'k and Sewing In : private family By
one caa 1E4oE gcod References address n. -. ii
this tf4co Ausxtt