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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-26
A pMINIsTR ATOR,s sALn OF RRAL.

bata Court of Hamiitou County Ohio viii infer M
public sale on the premises IL said county, TUES
the following real estate of WILLIAM HAIL. deceased
g wit: All that piece or parcel Of land lying IN
ship I'd fractional Range, IN the Miami purchase
and part Of the quarter Of said section
beginning at tho South-wes corner Of said Hall's 4
land-on which he now lyes--and running North
with his line forty poles; thence West with Jones'
line eight pOles thence South parallel with the first
mentioned line 40 poles thence East wight poles to
the place ofbegpningZ containing two Acres Of land
said William Hall, deceased, by Isaac Ferris and
wife by deed, benring date March Z, 1889.
To be sold subject to the widows dOwer Of 81 per
year, as assigned to her. Appraised at $50.
Terms Of le--onesthird cash IA hand the 70
mainder In equal sums at six and twelve mouths,
from the day of sale with Interest," t2 be secured BY
mortgage on the preinises sJEssE LIES,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-26

NOCTURNAL AssAuLT--MAN SEVERELY
BEATEN AND RoBBED. Highway robberies
have lately become very prevalent in our
city, and every week we are obliged to
chronicle garrote or midnight assault
and robbery. Night before last while Mr..
James II. Kincaid, residing on Barr-street,
near Baymiller, was passing along the latter
thoroughflre he was assailed by q couple OF
individuals, one of whom knocked him down
and beat him severely with . slung-shot,
while the other rihed his pockets of watch
worth about $40, and wallet containing a
similar sum. Mr., Kincaid reached his resi-
denoe with great difficulty. and has since
suffered considerably from the effects of his
wounds, We heartily wish that one or two
Of these midnight marauders could be shot
dead in the act Of robbing some one; for then
| it is likely those who remain, would circum-
scribe their labors.
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DEATH OF A CIEcINsATIAN IN MEMPHIs-At
a FIRE on Monroe-street in Memphis, Tenn,
of Company No. s, while standing on the roof
of Warren's ,jewelry store, directing the
stream of his hose upon the burning building,
accidently slipped over the edge of the roof
to the ground below, a distance of about
sixty feet receiving injuries of so serious a
nature that he died twelve hours afterward.
Mr.. Kelly was pressman in the Enquirer job
department, and had resided in Memphis for
four or five years. He was about twenty-five
years Of age, and native of this city, and
by various acts of GOODNESS and courage
during his very efficient connection with the
fire department of Memphis. .,.F,, s,ql O.
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JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
my@ No. 1S East Fourth street. Vi
A LECTION SALE-BY O.L. w SMITH .Apn.

A UCTION sALE-BY O. j. W. SMITH Pos
"A itiye. Sale Of Valuable Property on Ninth
street, between Western-rpw aud John, and on
Richmond street, between John and Mound,
be sold at public auction on TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, May 20, at 3 O'clock, on the premises, that
valuable Lot, No. III Ninth street, between West
ern-row and John. The lot is u feet front by 100
to suit purclaoorn4 e.
-ALSO-A good three STORY Brick House and Lot,
No. 80 Richmond -street, between John and Mound.
The house has nine rooms, double parlors, bath
room, gas &C., and furnished In the best style. The
lot is % feet front by 100 deep Title perfect Sale
positive. Terms made known at sale. i
O. J. W. SMITH, Auctioneer. rp
my2j IlI Nine-street
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HAMtGtT9N. ,gQyN%TY PRoBAyE

IN CUVHT,--UeOfBO W, Hum and WHO 000lnlf
Ann PAUL and others Defendants, Mary Jane Rus-
sic and John r.. Russle, non-resdents in the above
cause are hereby notified that the "a day OF May,
iS9o Plfntins Med their petition n said Court pra
sion Of "a Lotion the Houthsidp Of kenble, or Ninth
street, being Lot No ~ In Square No. 10 Long
worth Subdivision, Cincinnati and hold the same
under the will of Richard PAUL, deceased Until Ann
Ham, wife Of said George w Ham, Rtteins the age
Of twenty two years, and for other relief Defendants
must apswer on or bsiprathe 9Th day VI june 1900,
or In Default an order viii be demanded as prayed
for In said petition. w, ID. pKOBASCO, Atty,
Cincinnati, May 2, 1860. my5.dWs
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A UCTION SALE-BY G. j. W. sMITH.-Pos-
6A q tive Sale of Large Lot on the corner Of
at public auction on MONDAY MORNING, May
q, at o'clock, on the premises, that large and val
tion streets being ll2 feet iront on Eighth-street
and l2S feet front Accommodations street, being
triangular lot, and suitable for draymen, hack
saa %aP 10 OF rho Or ROW q End will 5e positively
Terms of Sale-0ne- fourth cash, balance in one,
two and three years, with six per cent interest.
my24 s}1i Vine.straet
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PNRsoNAI..

DFflhQNA NFQRMATI0H whNTED-Of
~ fhel tVhereabontbi bf 4 lad about nffeen ynnfN
od, Gy the name of PETER lfcDO ON0UGH, who
loh cincinnati in company wilma horse trader for
western Virginia, faur or Ave months ago. Any i'm
tellteenoe respecdnG him will bc giudiy received
personally or by letter. nt MILES McD0NOUGfi'S
street, - vi my26-bF 4
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FOR SALE.

NINOR ,SAIiE-The Stock, Fixtures and Good
cation. The stock is small and rent low: For par
ticulars, address TOBACC0NIST, Press Office. a :
ESOR .SALE-PUPS-A number of well-bred,
Burnet-street, between Vine and Race, and Third
. and Fourth. @ f'' my26-b~
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" ANT E D--A sITUATI0N-By a married
w man of steady habits, as gardener, who un-
derstands the Of horses, and other useful bus-
ness. II accommodated with house, will go to the
country. The best of references given, Address
G. w. o., this office. Z 81 u N y ny2i-dt
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"ANTED-Men seeking situations as clerks,
w salesmen, book keepers, bar keepers, porters
coopers, mechanics laborers and others, should ap
ply at the Merchants Clerks Registry Once, No.
1HS Wainut-street. lmy25-b%1 HALE & co.
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WANTED-A PURCHAsER-For a nice
very little room. Apply at 21 Main my2l.ds
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WANTED.

"wANTsg' ItsTDR SAT,E-n u, TNNi SrN,r :,
LOST" "F0UNb,s .ktBexRbfN6." &c. nd
tertisemente coming under these headings, not OK.
ocung hye lines win bc inserted twice for Us cents
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"ANTED-A GARDENER-single man, to
w go to Memphis, Tenn. Must understand his
business and be able to raise vegetables for market
To steady, temperate and industrious man good
situation VIII be given. Call at JACOB SCALES'S
Livery Stable, OoYington, Ky. -L.LI my2b-fe
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"AETED-AN INFANT-To raise, by lady
w who can give good reference. The parent
age will be kept strict secret If required Address
NURSE, at this office. @ ny22- h~
sITUATION-By married man,
w as salesman or porter in wholesale or retail
store. Can speak and write the German, Spanish,
French and English languages Good reference
given. Address b. r., at this Office. my20-f'
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wANTED-At the walnut-street House, a
w Competent man to take charge of a dining
room. None need apply unless they can bring
recomnendations as TO ability. Also good bread
baker. None need apply unless he comes we'll rec
commended. [my2S-cFl MARSH DAVIS
, 1860-10-29
Gbitago Criihtt'1r:.



NEW PHASE: IN THE CANVASS.
For several days past We have presented
for The consideration Of our Douglas friends
Il variety Of reasons why they ought to vote
ior L1Sro1.S. This morning VIC invite
11lcir attention to m article on the inside
pages incn1c:sting the same lesson, copied
from the St. pan1 Pioneer and Democrat,
for many years tlae leading organ of Mr..
Do1:c1.As in Minnesota; also, 10 telc-
graphic dispatch setting forth Tie reasons
which hnye induced SrErllESE, Of Georgia.
10 a!,anslon DorG1.As and come in1o the
su,n,or Of BRECKENRIDGE, ct tho Inst hour:
We can >:y n.'il,ing tll::: would add TO the
force Of the l,.:onsxJ and DMvcrHf.* advice
10 lis l,nl:,ieal friends. nor coul'' anything
u,orc 1t'rcii,iy illustrate tic correctness Of
i,s position titan this las. move Of STE
THEN. Of Georgia. Will those Of our
Douglas friends who honestly prefer FREE
don. 10 slaxcry read and pen1er The mai
tors to which Ne rcicr?>
, 1860-10-29
DEVICE oI, THE .,oRE-HEADs.

The snrc-lcatls i'll this rounty have issued
circulur "A anonymous. Of coursc-'n
which s1r. 11esinc, Republican candidate
ii,r Sheriff. and ". L. Church, Republican
candidate for (icrx. arc abused i'll lying
:rrncr,!;:ies. The writer did we'll to with
I:nla his name from his production; and
we do ,1ol wtuLcr tllat the men who hn1,d
tie thin; around, 10 So secretly. Even the
soyc-hcads m,,sl he ashamed Of Il charge
like this. Speaking Of tllc "Court House
clique" they say:
..Ticse haye all organized club. and a system
uf c2rrstion lv which they Invariably control
t,sr conventions, and this assume the ln"tl-
stroG= peeiiion If sc}i-constisuted dittat"rs +"
liz. parry. l,1aIn. sSl.ryrr They l'eaf. On our
comfy 'irtirt, aud thcH saying 10 tEe NeIuMl,
ran voters vcu rnr*t support these Hss:li TINS
;irkc1a anu il las brrU1uf Notorious that no
nuns n:,ac. however worthy lie may nc, can
!r ;}avrt .,n tirsct, unless that name has
.,cru erl,stcu l,y ,hi. corTull jtnta Of six Or
ci.:l, men in tlW city "f Chicago. u'leSs nst as
7,,,ni f0r o;;tr il "lt II. ""'t '!t<s pay, 10 Ms
,.f.yuat <;uH. ,nu.,ry. il. which ease, the man
!, In, uays tl,c m,,-t u tln.sc l.tks.crs nr the
.,ece ri the }1colle is SUR: IL VIII, while inc
room ,SD WORTHY MAN is sure to he rejected.
Men rllp insert s,,cl, stuff, and men who
believe i: after !. is inscte.kkiould 1T once
join til. parry that swra.s that Douglas is 4
patriot aud statesman. They do not bc-
long in the Republican, organization II is
,ou narrow to occupy crclulity like theirs
It, the three ,1ozcn and three sorc-l1cads
WHO Didn't get nomina'e'1 fF Sheriff OF
clerk or Coroner or member u
the Legislature, or who sec nf
chance Of c'u'clling tic doputysl1ips ant
clerkslllI,s Which they selected for them
selves. 70 t.Yead. This is :ss good a tims
Us any that they will ever see to separate
themselves from tic party; and we know
If 40 harm they u.n do by going. Me'
wl,o are not true in fight like this, ,canno
be depended upon hereafter. il usc,l to bt
the maxiln Of parties, "Shoot the desert
ers:' hut in this case, not even 1igurativt
shooting is necessary. The sore-hcads
like pigs swimming up stream, arc cutting
their 0,vIl i!lroa!s.
, 1860-10-29

Thutrday, Nov, !. q: II o'clock A. n, Stu
hers Tavern, Greenfield.
Thursday, Nov. j, ii 5 O'Clock r. n, Nauwa-
tosa Village. - =
Friday, Soy:2 at o'clock r. H., Buckhorn
Tavern, on Kslbourn Road,
Friday, Nov: :, aa S o'clock r. H., Mc'm's
GnFhen, MILWAUKEE,. '.' .
Granville
Saturday: Nov. 8, a:s O'Clock r. H., Wigwan,,
Milwaukee,.
Monday. Nov. S, at o'clock r. H., Hart
mana, III tic Town Of Milwaukee.
MONDAY, Nov: 6, Evening, Ward Meetings.
Milwaukee.
The meetings in the townships win, If the
weather peunits, be held In the opcn air, Nr.
Schurz viii speak III gernan and Englirl, The
Republicans IN The several townships arc re-
qucstcd to see that all the voters hive notice
Of tfc ucttfi{cE. -. :.
, 1860-10-29

Ne have never sought 10 convey false im-
pressiol, relative tn the numbers in Attendance
At any 1t lie Republican meetings. Of the conn
try. nor have VIC in any instance done 80 know
ing1y. III regard to the mcetin. at Gcncsc"
On the 10Th inst, ve were led into m error Of
statement by 1t special .clegrll'hic dispatch, As
nc learn from gentleman who WAS present.
The number 1T the meeting should have bren
stated ut two thousand. We presume it was
50 intended by the gentleman WIN Sent the
dispatch; but in the hurry Of wiring he may
have inadvertently aided au additional cyl'hcr
WITHOUT hcins coSnizant Of 70 doing. or, il
written correctly, the operator may have beer
uoiutention.]ly mislcd.
, 1860-10-29
THE CITY.

N1ltiSEEf:-Ihc tall trade IN Millinery al
Wholesale and Retail is well fcpfcsehea NJ
The extensive establishment OF IL. ". "cth-
fIsn, No q Lake street. -Wiss Williams
knownt 10 all our fashionables shoppers, pre-
sides in the Retail rooms.
.c- r, ,no,,
iiosl.H r1pI 1,"*AI Gh.n' l'a,' ln.A =. 1o 'S.,
tation very numerously signed, the Chicago
Wide awake Club, give repetition Of their
Concert on this Monday evening at their Hall
"A1l promenade" and give tic boys a o"'"pFT:
Tur urn.ncps-The notice arr out and af,cr
+ba-1,con.;,tc drcv ,,d crnrees i,r,vcr. whose
,'s.-ss... =. -<,+ :. ..,oord,r1 +o crn,,-u 1n s,+.
:,.1ar.s po1ic. Corr+ Hen;,m;n r,rn md
T,nn,,s p,rIc 1rcrc fiucd Sin c,ch G,r dr;vinr
| th.;- DIVA ,r;tbo,,+ 1,adres
~. ~ pc,: .., H. N -.
, ] r.a-. 49, c>.e. - - "s,.,aa. ~ o ,..u :. w. ::
sesa aI sra's ~ 49,, ~ ,at M. n..ts s.a.os ~ ~
,.a. 1a. u po,,s ~, ,,st a,oa,t,,,s 49,. ~,
w. w. w." So 70 rhich cau,ed ,,,e n;statc th,t
does-on Injustice to Mr.. R one offi,c hcst offI.
ccrs ~ thc nt1Icc foncc
,
PscEHo PocKETs.-seveEal travellers who
came into the city last week from different
lines Of road centering here, report themselves
tho losers BY the dextcrity Of Light fingered
, 1860-10-29


1ot. ,+ +,c;r annra,sed yaluc' Rv Tho ,rost
ner.cycrinr industry. and the frcc nse
ar MI thosc means which M ,oh-
hv member con1d :npp1y better than Dr.
Ey,n Tho 1ou Una naaaed. and bv + vcrr NEAR.
II fonr hundred thoussaud dollars was virtually
deducted from the Indebtedness of Chtcaeo
tn thc nortor,s sncccssful efforts. some of our
vealth1est citizens owe their fortunes. The
immediate effect uponhls own pocket was by
no means fatterine. Then lie went to SPRING
field nursc of n hundred dollars WAS made m
for him. and more va4 promised a. occasion
might require. The promise was forgotten: Int
bcnt IN nccomn1fshjnns his important mission
be borrowed eight hundred dollars from Geo,
Smith, and about half ~ much more from Col,
TAYLOR. besides spending Lis time for the
winter. i fsw montfs af1er he came home.
lie var OBLIGED tn sell ibe afatteson Aousc cor-
ncr to pav thc canpfc acotchman. and the cor.
ner Of State and Madison streets went
to pay Colonel Taylor These lots would
now 70 far towards making handsome
fortune. That is tie kind Of reward which
many Others besides n1>Eean haye received
for rendering important services to their fellow
citizens.
DR.. Fgan's real estatt operations hare been
immense. Some Of them were very fortunate.
For instance, one half Of the thirty acres cx-
tending from State street to the lake, now
owned by Geo. Smith, was bought by Dr..
Foam for n small, snm, md he sold If To Smith
for 347.000 cash. True. The lust purcl,asermadc
, 1860-10-29

w " 'o''. '''c' ~ nea.oosa street' anu
F.. e4o's7 asueu Aaa 'epa".u Lucy Will
~ "~' 0"s'e' "'1 =. P..e-s ~ r"'' NAA' ''a'e7
r~1snD 3uffa1o Robe. for sa,a ,t Sevv york
and St. Ioui. nriccs. hv + Svrru + r. 11a
1,te st,cct o-.aat
~ Al sfoald not taiI to read the advertise
meh1 Of ffo1. "ood IN today paper se5lr
Ep,rors Rrn.1. Vrv Yonxrr -s,c,no an IN.
outrv in tht, Pur1l fir cnrc far th,+ d;,t,exst,r
dtseasc. the .,sthma. I wrote IN Let The tnouIrer
know what has almost entirely cnrcd mr. 7 b.r.
had the spas,no1c asthma fteen YEAR. on., ne rcr
rouuf1 any IN ,d1ctpc that won,1 nrevent \, ..,,..
when # was confn, IN. untI1 commenced +ot,nr
Jon,. V'b,teomb.s ncrc,1v f;,r a.thm, po.s co,d
mn, u,v revcr rcom,,cnrcd t,t,nr .h,a ,ax,,od.
e,rb,cen n,o7,bs non and h,re m, had . sarsrs
,.rovrs,n s1.,~o : o1so 49,, .,1,.o,,-,. g..
n.,cr IA n,...nt ,c1t.f Int ~, cn-. ,vh,,.o.ah..
p.medy has f,o,a II, nm al, tb,t +, ia -sc,,,,.n5
ri IN dn 1-,le n prrorf1,no IN a,roc+5on,- ,,,-
vnoonfnl ins.c, ~ ,abtc-.noonfn1 II +. nd
hx Joscnh n.,nc,t 4 ~ no.,on ,r.a. pL.<
one dollar PER bottle. SARAH srEl1.
EpD17ox.v. Yates Co., T.. ocstths1m
u."..-. e@ o'44 ~ ~ osA fois Aakh
w., "u'a s"s LUZ 1aaea so1on
ru.....o ~ ~>"' A'"'''e'' a''o'
~ ~. 49,
the Railway Goal Burner was pretty fqly expressed
when met you IN Albany after the first trial. For
the past thr,.c winters have used In nv Office No.
10, ten Inch 2ot, and an convinced II /. ne ,,ry
bat store manufactured, Iu all ordinary weather
It suficieutIy warns tyn roons "a feet snuore 7,
consumes little fuel, and not more than three new
ntes mare hcen madc In the stove In either OF the
winters h'1Tc used IT, In my dwelling house, I
have used d1Eins the past winter tizes No. II and
, 1860-10-29
Nem advertisements.

TOR SALE The Patent Rights
IL ofseverAl states for manufacturing and tellnS
C0PELANDS BROADCAST GRAIN AND GRASS
evenly tn Is minutes. No farmer a1oEd u BE- With
cut them chance fbr making money II now offered
Address P. o. Box 1796. Chicago. uc9fH
NTANTED.-To 20 go miles West
~ Of Chicago on Dixon Airline Railroad, hve
good farm hands. Wages II. to SIS per month and
Hoard Amply 10 l. D. WILSON 81 and :. } South
Water St. up stalrs between and O'Clock l. y and
and s n oft19I3t
, 1860-10-29

- Tho Know Nothing, Dislln;on, and
Squa.tcritc Fusion Committee, Of New York,
srnt IL Pennsylvania $50 900 Just previous TO
election, and tic return they got for their
mo;ry was s., ,000 Republican minority.
Tl1c game committee have sent 800, 900 To
the rurn' dist rists Of Ccnsr,,} and Western New
York. W'ishout doubt the result Will he about
:: yot" for ...ch dollar in favor Of Old Ahc.
The mJority in the rural districts will just
about balance the number If dn!ars sent hy
thc Fusion;sts The money was raised ty as
e'.ssin. the dry goods huuse5. Some yielded
with cl1ccsfulncAa; others dc1nurrrd, hut were
brought u. l1cir milk by ,bciny threatened with
being put into :l.c black list Of unconstItu-
tIon.l houses. The I,oor cravcns ca!nc down
Will, lie dust 10 the blarli mailcrs. When will
the i,rccd Of 1ouyhfaccs CEASE to exist:
Hon. +. n. DoolIttre,r Appointments.
Hon ]. y. Dooli1t1e Of Wisconsin will I'D.
dress the people Of Illinois, TN political topics.
ut the following timoe aud place.:
Chicago {wftll Nr. Ha1c1. October 20
Peoria. Peoria county. .-.--......:+..-... do. 30
wu1. p. KeIIoeg7~ Appointments.
VIM. r. Kellogg Will address the people as ful-
lows:
nochcsles. Peoria Co., Iouday Afternoon, Octo-
her -.
Akron, Peoria Co.. MONDAY evening, Ucs. =,
AI:acdou. Knox Co. Tuetdsy Ut cFnoon, Oct 81.
Gaunsco, uou7y Co.. Thursday, Nov. !.
Hazel Grove, Fulton Co., Saturday afternoon,
Eoy. B.. ..
Ip4sia, Fulton Co., .Monda5, November 9Th. at :
O'Clock r. II. -.
Rnrnadottc., Enlton Co.. Monday, November
nh, In the eyenin:, at1k o'clock
, 1860-10-29

NEw YoRK, Sept. ed. 1850.
JosKPu DrH-SETT- Es;.-Dear Sir: For some
time past, : have been using your cocoalne, and
consider it 6r preferable to anything have ever
used for tbs hair.
Hny endorsement Is Of any value you are per
fcctly at liberty to uee It.
Respectfully yours,
oc12 i'm lnw&F FRANK LESLIE.
, 1860-10-29

~ Savase's ursina, tho only PURE Bears
Grease. the GENUINE is sold by E. E. Sargent,
Apothccary, Randolph aud State streets.
, 1860-10-29

Meetings will ;,e held this week as follows:
NORTH s1Dr.
4. Valentine RuEcr's, on Green Bay street,
Tuesday evening, oct. 3o,h.
At the Republican Head Quarters, No. liz
North Clark street, Wednesday evening, Oct.
:s1tf,
Al West Market Hall Oh Wednesday eve
ming, Oct. :}1st.
The above meetings will bc addressed by
Hon. s. 81. Wilson, A. c. IIcsing, l., Brcntano,
Esq., and other eminent speakers.
soETH SIDE.
At Peter sapp'a, corner Of Sortl Clark and
Old streets, Monday evening, Oct. 2!hh.
At U1icl,'h Hotrl OH Wednesday evening,
Dc., 31st.
At scl,a1l'*, M. 20, sou,h Wells street,
"Wednesday evening, Or. :1st.
IT Henry Drennau't, on the Archer Road,
;l1sec doors West Of Dyer :vcnuc.
Hon. L y. Arnold, lion. VI. II. Brown, lion.
J. Young Scam1nou, l. Ercntann and 4. {.
Ilrsin@, Es1rs., some or Ill Of whom, with
other eminent speakers, WILL addrrss the above
meetings.
This L. tho last ,et-s before the election.
Hcou',licaus! WIDE AWAKE is the word.
Let e~rry 1nau do his duty!
, 1860-10-29
LOCAL MATTERS

rT Go to John .Jonc-, 1l9 Dearborn street. and
get your clothes cleaned and repaired They will
be well done, and at prices to suit the tines
, 1860-10-29

STEnEoscorlc.-A sscrcoscope and twelve views
fortwcnty1ivc cents; MI the November magazines,
all the pctnria aud sporting papers fos this week,
and fresh lot Of Dr. Hollands novel, Miss GIL
bert's Caresr." arc for sale by NcNally i Co., 81
Dearborn street.
, 1860-10-29


raid for them. They avow their principles
1nauful}y They are your antagonists. But
tile time Is at hand for you to become their cx-
ccutors, and you will be called upon t., admin
istcr upon tlirir assets, though do not think
| enough wlll'bc found to pay TIC expenses Of
| tlc funeral.
wish the Douglas party were rs open and
candid foes. They say that the Constitution
| carries slavery into tic Territories, and then
they say that In some way, they know not how,
| It sllall be carried out again. But what has
| their Apostle, Judge Douglas said about this
tic "Toomb's DILL" hc used the following
lanruage:. "if the Constitution carries elasc-
r. there, LET It 20, and no power On Garth can
take ii away"
lie repeated 1t cycn more Extensively in the
Senatr, on the I'd Of February, 1S59, III de>
bate with JctT. Davis, when he said:
IL do not put Slavery on different footing
from other property ! recognized it rs prop
| crty under What is understood to be the decis-
Ion Of the Supreme Court. l argue that the
owner Of slaves HAS TIE sANE n1GHT TO AE'
MOVE TO THE TERRITORIES AND CARRY HIS
| SLAVE PROPERTY WITH HIN As THE OWNER or
| Ant OTHER 6pECIE8 or PROPERTY" Ia.
And a~ain, *@THEKE IS JCsT AS MICH oHI.1C l.
TIoS on THE PART or TIE TERRITORIAL LEG1s
I.ATUHE TO PROTECT SLAVES: AS EVERY O1HER
sl.EcIrs or PROPERTY, AS TIIEKE IS TO rroTEtr7
uonsrs, CATTl4E, DET. GOODS, LIQUORS, &c."
| BU1 IN nla 111TIEFb 11AraLdHo' tItsltISc Ut
speaks Of "unfriendly legislation" getting Il
| out -
IIcknows that il carried there by the Con
stitution, that that Ii supreme oycr any powc
profcsscd by .ny territorial Legislature. i'll
knows t1is to be the wel settlea M Inv Of tn tn
ns,dratjons OF some free Northcrners, and h
nff.rs them this sop lie dare not give them
slaTe code for he kneg they ou'a ,otl
which hopc eau gather that he offers you I
this uniricndly legislation; The phrase mean
nothing bnt that elacr Is tobs teased asnd: ,Grt ~
something, and humbuSs the people.
Tic trouble with Judge Douglas is that b
las no profound convictions upon the suh}ec
: Of freedom or the subject Of slavery. Wha
!: au critaph to Ike written on the tomb Of q
, American statesman, such as, he processes t
be-" Here lie the remains Of q profcsscd d.
scc1'dant Of Thomas Jefferson, whose fetlin
) wasIl don't oa:o whether slavery Il voted u
| or volAd down. IN /: -, - i. :
BE don't care, when the dcstinlcs Of d ''pee
hang In the scale, and are being settled. Il
, 1860-10-29

MILLiSEEr.-Thc Elll trade in Millinery at
Wholesale and Retail is we'll Represented at
1llc extensive establishment OF II. ". Wcth-
frell, No. 81 Lake street. -Wiss Williams,
known 10 all our fashionables shoppers, pre-
sides in the Retail roo1ns.