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, 1860-08-17
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(spcelal D:sp1tlh 10 the Clrc nnatl Gaz:tte1
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is 1861.
The New York Htr@lI is becoming quite
cruzed 1t the imminent prospect OF l. EcuIn's
election. and lndu Ges from dug to day in the
mast frantic A!'pells to all p1rties to coa1esce
to prevent such q result. This is rather in con-
trast with its warm suppo1: Of Fremont in 1856;
but should BE- accepted Us q coed cmen by the
Republicans. whose cause it seriously damaged
in lie last Presidential election,
cor. MORGAN TO II REsoulSA1Ep.
Thcre is ii:tls doubt that Cor Morgan Of Her
L7rk v i'll be nominated By lhe Republicans for
re election. Tbs course will prevent heart
burnings and discussion, and add strength to
tie general ticket.
SEWARD on Tue sruAp.
Mr.. Seward will take the stump earnestly for
Lincoln, but not with the view 10 the premier
ship, Hs has been unjustly and unt1uEy charged.
IL has no desire tor continuance in public
life, En3 will simply disehnrbe duty he owes
The party by g.ricg Lincoln warm and hearty
SUPPORT.
THE TEXAS SCARE.
Exaggerated reports are again being circula-
lated abnut ali ip-urrt c:on in Te1as, IN which
urge numbers OF Abolltiou,s's are said TO he
engaged. These capurda have no foundation in
fucs, and are gotten up for political tfcct, to
alive masses.
| PERSONAL
| The death OF Mrs. Holt, wife Of the Postmas-
| ter GeIera1. has already been announced to you
| by telegraph. Tue re1nsins Of tllis e.ttmable
lady lei; TO- day in the afternoon traiu for L,ais
| vile, Ky.
Uoa. 4. D. Greenwood, Commissioner Of
| Ioci2n Afl:rs, left for Fixes Teak. this alter
noon, to settle the 1udiAn difficulties in that
section.
| lie is Statistic that he will be able TO bring
| the lddans to satisfactory terms, and establish
qajet aud order au4cng them.
| TUE REPORTED INDIAN BATTLES.
The reported grta: aeLt between the 0.ea
watomie and Delaware lad ans, ncsr Fort Rip
leg, is rot credited by the Indian Bureau.
ArrEn porcLAs' INCONSISTENCY.
TIE Southern Ereckinridge papers are pub
| IlsnloE, with conmcots unfA"orable to Mr
Donglas' consistency. s'irs speeches which III
rnnde in ls5., in which LIZ deI0unced Gen
Scot:'s nomination US sectional. because it Wa
1rced upon the p Ifts. By the sectional Northern
wing. These ,urnaIs think that Mr. Doug!a,
must find himself, in 1863, il Gen. Scotia POSI-
tion.
THE REPUBLICAN CAUSE III BALTIMORE.
llearn ,ha. the Republican cause is ipcreas
irg ,l-re 80 rapidly that prospect ex sts tha
the Republicans may suc-es. fully contes: TO-
the supremacy, this fall, with their divided op
ponents. More associations are being organ
iz=d; nsd the Germans, and u large portion Q
the lutte American party, are con,ing iut'
them. Tie =" Rttosmera" intend again 10 tx
| The ield, aod pr-sen. candidates for Mayo
und olher local tfi:ers. II il understood May
| Or Sfnnn again desires reelection. ind WI
seek nomination ut the hInds Of the unio
patty.
, 1860-08-17
nrcr,prs az WHEAT AND CORN.

T, give cur readers an idea OF the COM
zusrce Of Chicago this year compared with last,
We aapeAd tue following table, showing the
r,c c,;r:s of wheat aad corn alone in this city
for the first half Of August, compared with
, 1860-08-17

SAp.-A dearth of items tells hard On the
profession. Oae Of the locals Of the city has
been forced to 20 to the Poor uouse from this
cause, as witness TesterdaY's Journal
, 1860-08-17

- joys l. Frl>bie's vacant ice houses
burned o, the Nurth Branch, we're insured for
81 900 in the Hartford Insurance Co.
, 1860-08-17

- The Lady EIgin has arrived, and brings
another lot Of that superb raspberry jam. For
sale at 81 State street.
, 1860-08-17

Ky AUe p4ftuGlt O1 DtAf WI Il bk1EEt Is W.
ing put to rights. 1t was quite time. 1t has
been like Jordan, " hard road to trabble,"
for some mouths past.
There are no courts in session. Judges
are rusticatiug. Tie Bar a1e enjoying vacation
s1ses7, and the Gle world lying buck for
| fresh start in the fall.
PEasosAL.--Gov. Wood, Ill; Hon. r. ".
! Peckham, Ncw Yo'k: Capt. ". II. Gardner,
q. S.A.: G. W. Cass, President of the Chicago,
Pittsburgh l. For. Wane n. r.. a7d Misses
Bateman are stopping a: the fremont House.
Oa Wednesday evening abe blinds Of the
building, on The corner Of May aud Lake streets,
| were dried open, the window sash raised, and
property to the amount OF $50 taken from the
| room.
THE Krso.uA EXCURSION. Bishop Simpsen n
will deliver ths address at the keuosha e1cur-
SION for Saturday. Cars leave the old Milxsu.
kes Depot 1t S o'clock. Tickets 50 cents. LIT
everybody get ready aud take this pleasant trip
enjoyIng the additional Intellectual treat.
W1DE.AwAkEs.--At meeting of the Chicsgo
Tide.Awaks Clab. (South Sidr) held to elect
officers to fill vacancies, Geo. W. Gage, ESQ.
was uuanimousF elected Commander, and ",
Hudson Osborne aud Alfred s. Aldrich. Csp-
ta,ns. 4. D. bradley was elected Vice rresi.
dent, and Henry Ho*1aod, Ch: rles q. Ham and
Leonard Lampcrts. Directors.
right kind Of bait, auy good currency will DO
aud drop round to Matt Conley'a international
Restaurant, on Couch place. lie has aevera
hundred pounds Of the finest Mackinac trou
that ever wr'gg!ed fn, ard is ready to fill or
ders, or-a,l who drop in ut the International
Its q wny he has.
i; Base DA11.-We understand that tho Allan
tic and Excelsior second mines are to play
match game Of baseball on the goth inst. Th
| second nine Of the At1antics hering challenge,
. the second nine Of tho Excelsiors. This match
promises to be very interesting one, as
, brings to notice many Grst-class players, wh
naye never before appeared rs contestants 70
, "the ball." The grounds selected are th
t Prairie Cricket Grounds, on West Madiso
, street
: ARRESTED FOR SwiSnl1No.-Iu the month {
t July LAST, n. 3. Howe, Of the firm Of Il. s
=, Howe Co., in the grain business in this city
= bought 1000 bushels Of corn Of Charles Dicl
r inson, commission merchant, paying hi'
T therefor check on E. l. Tinkham 4 Co., fc
. $3.50. Mr. Dickinson at the banking house /
i. ! question, found the check was bogus, and o
calling on Howe to make matters right. e
only hollow promises, and finally Howe snsds
, 1860-08-17

VENETIAN S1Gur.-The third Venetian Night
will take place ut the Hyde Park House on
Tuesd1-, 9lst inst.
, 1860-08-17

~4he City Railway Cars have wrought a
vast change in attendance upon evening enter
tainmeuts, BY suburban residents. The cars
running until II r. ~, furnish facilities neve. 70
we'll enjoyed in any former era bJ concert and
play goess~ Very many Of our suburban citi
zens on tha lines Of the street railways have
within The year given up their expensive pri-
vase teams, and depend exclusively upon tho
cars.
BAsE BALL.-A mstch will be played to. NOR
row at o'clock :. Y, between the Young
America and Independent base bali clubs, on
the grounds Of the latter on tte corner Of
Twelfth and Rucker streets.
il. AuapHY, Sec'r.
, 1860-08-17

To JoL1Er.-Se7en recent graduates Of tie
Recorders Court, vent down to Joliet yes:er-
day morning, ia charge Of Sheriff John Gray.
, 1860-08-17

The rally at the Wigwam tonight, the occa-
sion Of the Grand Benefit Concert g;Ten to
Ga1ibaldi BY the resident German musical tai.
ent, should leave no seats vacant. The sympa-
thy for Garibs'di is generous and everywhere
abundant, aud over one thousand dollars should
bs realized tonight to aid him in his glorious
work, the redemption Of Italy. The following
is the programme offered:
OYe.ta,s f.u1n "Tell". Kossnl.
E1tire Great West.rn Band.
o1a1oa
Cnp.r But.
S.aF S2aneed banner.
fTGe audience azo s:ques,td to 10 n In the ctosu.)
Frank lum1ard.
Au.ette. ballet tr from the 18th een,ufr.........
Jacques Ce.nbasA
eoo LOT F!u!ofteua.
4. Me;m:.
Introduction Au1 Choru* t:om Loheoesn. n.........,
RhhaEd Waguer
Great Wetan Da.d
"latiba.l" Poem, written espr.ssly fer this otca in
by q. Uutl translate Into Sngu.h by II. 9:eenebau1
Read by soomon ii. Tllsoa.
MsE.e!Eez U5un -.
QePsssFo.
Wed. .iEs Mach, from Ai.tumm:r Sga.a Dstsn.....
Mtrd.s.ohn,
Full Ofche$ta os tic GfeA Nesscrp Esnd
, 1860-08-17

sB Prof q. II. Mitchell il to lecture IN this
city the coming season. So is John D. Cough.
, 1860-08-17

<.a.~.u4 NJ. tIa,'r Appointments.
C.,ssius n Clay, E-q, the distinguished p O.
,lcer Of free Ion IL Kentucky, will address the
people {: Illinois on political topics Mt the iol-
, 1860-08-17
TIE CITY.

TEE PASorrlcoS.-The rush to see The Pan
opt;cou still continues at kingebury Hall.
, 1860-08-17

~ 4 house weat NJ the river on scow. II
is the second moved in this manner this season.
, 1860-08-17

DurclAar.-Last night soms burglars auc-
ceeded in uuf4steniog the blinds Of the window
of the lower sleeping room Of the house cor
ner Of Randolph and May streets, end through
the windo succeeded in stealing money, shirts
and sleeve buttons from Mr. Gsorge Ssea.nes.
The window had been rais:d about si1 inches
for ventilation, aud the burglars, after ope=iRR
the window blinds, succeeded in suatchin1
pair Of pants belonging to Nr. Stevens that
we're hanging on the head Of the bed This
was probably done With stick having hook
on The end Of it. The thief took e from the
wallet aud left the papers. receipts, 6c., On
the window sill, and left the pants in the yard
on the ground. lie reached in With tho stick
sg2in and succeeded il suatching shirt that
WIS thrown across chair, which had 4 Ealua-
Bile pair Of sleeve butt rs attacled, taking
shirt, buttons aud nil. This is new contrlv-
ance for stealing, md should be watched.
, 1860-08-17

tDThe pavement On Dearborn street is be-
ing put to rights. 1t was quite time. II hss
been like Jordan, a " h.zd road to trabble,' -
for SINE months past,
, 1860-08-17

TnE ZoCAyEs<-Tne TINES dnd MtraA 1ise'y
sars iha. now il the time for the ZJuares to
die, or rather, 10 turn from being "soma mill
iiarJ" to other pursuits. They have won glory
enough to las. them their whole lives They
cannot eas!ly excel themselves, and should not
drive their laurels. Il has received th-lr ex-
clusive attention for months t, achiere just
this, and they have NON it, at an outlay Of zeal
md patience that would have given any one
and all Of them honorable prominence in any
Of The callings of life. Lat the bo! s transfer
their self sacrificing drill to somctb:rg that will
fit them for honor and usefulness Us civilians,
aud with the same ardor employed, less gilt
terjng bat more permanent reward will be
theirs. "Fine words butter no parsuips:" so
neither do dne military speeches or ine pafades
purchase, o. supply the condiments for. regu-
lar supply Of vegetables Of any kind Whatever.
They have wrought we'll n proving that the
citizen soldier need not draw his espri. du corps
from the canteen, bus many Of them hare
doubtless also learned tlat-it don't pay, at the
pre:ent stipend Of our volunteer militia, "noth-
iug and b3ard yourself"
, 1860-08-17

Tux RrAs FcSn.-The entire receipts to tho
fund in aid Of tie family Of poor Ryan, who
was killed st the new Sherman II ouss on Mon
day, il in the vicinity Of <2so. It will probably
be carried to upwards Of 1900, By other sources
This sum is now in the hands Of Cornelius
Price. Ed, the contractor on the Sherman
House, and he will seek for it an investment in
such form aud manner as shall mske the sim OF
the most permanent value to the widow and
her children, either by the purchase at cheap
lot, Or placing !. Ut interest. The cnasitablJ
disposed may still further aid this worthy OBJ
ject By sending dauatous to Mr. Price, or to
this cf1ics. fof him. The charity will be WORTH
liz dispensed.
, 1860-08-17

~ There are no courts in session. Judges
are rusticatius. Tie Bar are enjoying vacation
s1.es7, and the cl ept world lying buck for 4
fresh start in the fall.
, 1860-08-17

The SABnAru ScuooL CoScsRr At TUE VIC
wAu-Sereral thousand people last evening
missed q resi- treat, for several thousand more
people could have found admission to,nnd would
have been delighted By The charming concert Of
the Sabbath School Children at the Wigwam.
The who.e ai14ir Was success sare in respect
t. atsendarce. The audience YVES large for
aay o.her audience room in the city fare tho
Wjewarn, bu. was there far from being full
house, The little folks did excallently we'll.
, 1860-08-17
MACHINE AGENTS.

~
w.ated In every counsy Throughout hs Wese1n sztss
10 tell
vnun1ss Improved $50 Sewing MA-
chino.
These Xaeh'oen ad,pt.d = MI !artetles Of so1k
Fsmv ). v II Tailoring AMI Boot and 3hos Max u Thsy
haYu nat With *a'Y l4.ks during lbs pAss 1aas xv-
u& us' WI. B Youy1 CO,
yl9lylst2 A1aafastussa. ChsaASS. IL.
CHICAGO sAhEsHo0H. i13 LAKE kTNKEr.
, 1860-08-17

DC1Lp1Sc IxpEorENEN1s.-McCor Bnild-
ing, q fine marble edidce, has reached the fourth
story. The new Sherman House has the sixth
story nearly finished. The foundations Of the
new Trinity Church on Jackson street are max
ing good progress.
We yesterday glanced through the substan-
tial end handsome new marble block Of Henry
Knights, well-known en!erpsisiDg colored
resident. On Dearborn street near Madison. 1t
is four stories high with high basement. The
front is Of solid cut stone, and in excellent
taste. Ms. Knights has been his own superia~
tendent in the erection, and the building seems
complete and admirable throughout There arc
three stores, one Of them double. Tn the upper
floors the olIicea are large and airy. and well
arranged. 0a the third dcor, in the rear, il
neat and commodious hail that will seat about
i've hundred persons. Tho location Of this
block, in the immediate vicinity Of the new
Custom House, is one that will command for it
much favor and preference with the business
and general public.
, 1860-08-17
The LndF EigIu,

Atameeting Of the passengers on board tho
Lady Elsin on her return.t.1p from Lake Supe.
rior to Chicago, held August 18th, 1860, Prot
n. Porter, Of Yale College. wasappoiated chair
man, and Dr.. E. Powell, Of Chicago, secretary.
Ii MAS shen unanimously
Rso{red, That j: Cives us great pleasure to
express 10 Capt. Jack Wilson and the other Off
GERS Of the Lady Elgio, our grateful apprecia.
ton Of their uniform courtesy and thoughtfn, at-
tention to US all throughout our delightful trip.
aud ve shall esteem it pleasure cordially 10
recommend this steamer to such Of cur friends
full excursion. 1t Was also
Rtsoired, That q copy OF this resolution be
presented to Capt. Wilson, and that it be rub
iished il tho papera Of Chicago, Detroit, and
Milwaukee.
EiQned. n. PQRIKR. GbAifmnn.
, 1860-08-17

THE krSo.uA E1crRsloy.-Bishop Simpse n
will deliver tbs address at the kenosha e1cur-
son for Saturday. Cars leave the old Milwau.
kes Depot 1t s o'clock. Tickets 50 cents. LIT
everybody get ready and take this pleasant trip
eriofIuv the additional intellectual treat.
, 1860-08-17

PEasosAL.--Gov. Wood, Ill; Hon. r. ".
Peckham. New Yo'k: Capt. ". II. Gardner,
q. S. A.; G. W. Cass, President of the Chicago,
Pittsburgh 4 Fort Wane n. r.; and Misses
Batem an are s.onnsnC q. the Trem out House.
, 1860-08-17

Tue LARnABEE SrHEEr CAsrA11r.-In the in.
quest on the body Of Martin o'Aaley. killed By
a hose cart, On Larrabee street. in the North
Division, On "Wednesday evening, as noticed in
our last issue, it was shown that deceased WAS
running in the stree. between the steamer Lit
liz Giant and hose cart No. S, when he stumbled
and fell, and before be could recover his feet cr
,he driver Of the hose cart could pull up his
horse, be was struck by the wheel Of the cart
md killed. The jury in their verdict exculpated
The driver from all blame, aud also caution the
public when running to fres to keep ths eide
walk and leave the street free to the engines.
ucy1ckr.'s TnrArax.-Nevicker is shaking
down = shower Of stars. Maggie Mitchell
takes her benefit this evening. and closes her
engagement Tomorrow night. Before long onr
play.goe are to greet upon these boards Miss
Kate Bateman, formerly one OF the celebrated
"Bateman children but now 8 Joung lady,
who il charming the dramatic critics of Nav
York With her good ecting. She recently naade
h.r dsbut 1t ths "Wintsr Gasden," in u nsw
! play, and The play and ths performance IRE
highly spoken Of BY Tia critics..
DAosks, MEDALS, E7s.-Ths attsntlou Of all
| ps<son. in want Of Campaign Medals, pleKs,
Badges. sts., il sallsd to thu sdvsrtiasusot Of
MsNaljy / Co., in another column. Being
large dealea in such articles AcSay Co., ars
enabled to supply the trade ut the 1oWes: posi-
ble price. 4 fresh supply Of "Greeeys Text
Book" viii be reesi1ed By them this morning
, 1860-08-17

~ t. Il. xL7IFEN. 4darr.i.iH7 =. c-.x e EA1stvs.-a
l. s'4Aartsei 10 vsetps 4dssr.i~Sas for ts;a A.! Ill
C'i .s.7 ra2.-s Ct RE For:h Nt1s tA!tGs4.
, 1860-08-17

~ Ga Wednesday evening 7he blinds Of the
building, on The corner Of May aud Lake streets,
were dried open, the window sash raised, and
properly to the amount Of $50 taken from the
rnnn
, 1860-08-17

nv ANTED-A Building Lot TO
~ impzose !nam-dk'e!y, south os Twe,fsh .saee..
eas: OF stas II ntrth OF tho y Lnts Tor p,rt e.>L
dee BIZ HI. Ghicaxu. aui.x.t
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22
NEW TINWARE SHOP.

MAIN STREET OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE
IIlE undersigned respectfully informs nj. friends and
th' public generally, that h has purchased the .
stock ui u. 4. Mllllrd and opened NEW TIN 6'ifs
WARE NNn SHEET IRON ESTABLISHMENTS Gs-rM
In tla building formerly occupind for that purpose TeA
by the SAID Mr Mllhrd VIII rc hn is prepared to con.
''ri 'l' business III all its various branch =.
ilhWhrr anh House spOtng Of all kinds made to or.
der on short notice and NJ moderate prices.
AIS"-STpNES Of vdr"uS styles, constantly for salc
Repairing done 10 order IN quick time.
~ Country produce taken IN exchange for work
m PHILIP =. MOVER.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

Competitors for Premiums for the above Agricultural
productions MUST produce statement OF the mode
Of cultivation, and knd nf seed used. The Ground To
b. in Que contiguous piece, to be measured by Survey
or who shall make AFFIDAVIT TO the correctness o' the
measurement OF the land. The number Of bushels must
also b. certified by other person who helped 10
measure The same The exhibitor must also exhibit II
sample OF each variety not less than huif bustl at
the next Annual Fair.
On. J. RAMSEY, President.
A, J. SLOAN Secrriary
bloomsbury, August IS isiO
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

IT is fact that, at some period, every mem
ber Of the human family is subject to disease
or disturbance Of the bodily functions; but,
with the aid of q good tonic and the exercise
of plain common sense, they may be able so TO
regulate the system as TO secure permanent
health. In order TO accomplish this desired
object the true course to pursue is certainly
that which will produce natural state of
things at the least hazard Of vital strength and
life. For this purpose, Dr. Hcstctter has in
troduced to this country preparation bearing
his name, which is not new medicine, but one
that has been tried for years, giving sntisfac-
tion TO all who have used it. The Bittefs
operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels.
and liver, restoring them 10 healthy and
vigorous action, and thus, by the simple pro-
cess of strengthening nature, enable the sys-
TEN to triumph over disease.
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Maui
sea, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, any Bilious
Complaints, arising from morbid inaction
Of the Stomach or Bowels producing Cramps,
Dysentery, Collie, Cholera Morbus, &C., these
Bitters have no equal.
Diarrhea, dysentery or aux, so generally con-
tracted by new settlers and caused principally
by the change of water and Dict will be speedily
regulated by brief use Of this preparation.
Dyspepsia, disease which is probably moro
prevalent, III MI us various iIrms' 'hhn uiiy
o'her, anu ,nc cause VI MhicH huy ulw.ys
pe attributed 10 uerungcni.h.s VI c, .ne uiB.ae
organs ,u,, cun ne % eTreu r,' w,no IrnpS nus "'s
mooIEl lEno plolAIn III a. ,;aas no, 10 PC.
u,rec!iois on ,no oo''ic ,,e u,soase s;sy
nhysic,ii wiz lccon'n'enu vi soe nv
,neh why not use hn nr'ic,e hnowh n,' " W 'ni"i
nole! All NATIONS nave .nelI ni.'ers, "s pre-
'en'ive Vi u,seaso ai,' e'ichs.iho' III " ,i ,ho ~
teil IN general hhu among ,heni III ,h'ie 70
hot 10 De lounu more heunny peopie .han
the uernahs' from wnom this p'epaIa.ioh .i,,
h.eu oasea upon scleht,nc e1periHiehhts nv. "i.o,.
nave tenueu 10 l'ove 'he vai,e ,a " '.is s'e"'
PrgParulioh IN 'lo sca,S ~, VI nleoio"i sc,enoo
rE!EN AND hd.E nus Tying unu PIoNoh-
,he hnd,, os m,ar ro5,,o;na him to = ,nero sb,-
dow in n short time. md rendering him ply-
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from the body by the use of HOSTETTERS
RENOWNED BlTTERS. Further none OF the
aooVe's'a'eu uiseases can pe Goi'rac'eu, even
.n eApgsou 1:s.. n,'ua''o 'aI n a;,Ia nv as,a 80
nanseo nor offend Tho nolotc. ond render I'M
necessary anv change of dict or INTERRUPTION
of ordinary purs,,its. but promote sound sleep
and healthy digestion, the complaint is re-
moved as speedily as is consistent with the pro-
ducton of n thorough and permanent cure
EI,r Dersous ;n dJronrad Veors who orn
.as. - ~ c,IaI ao...;,,,.;,, IL
sunerlng from an enleepieu constitution ahu
ipfrm bp1v tbpsp Rtfpra Iuyalunlln
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22
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