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, 1860-09-05

DOUGLAS, SONG In 1HE EAST,
tTcak-"H4se yoa s<en my siaer!")
You ste before you stand
4 man Of care and eorrow,
VII, Icvrr hopes TO SEE
Another fright tomorrow.
Here let nc 1ause, bek4
Ny feel pGs can't emttheI.
Bu. have you-have 5ou eeeu.-
OF: -hayc you eesn my mother?
Cnoars-Ia wh'ch the audience expected to 3on.)
Too-1ai, loo ralloo,
Too-ra1, tooral.oo, dc.
lido not seek for fame;
I've seen CROUCH Ut glory;
And Al That c.u te'l
Il but painful story.
Tet t11,usles can Band
With ut much pan or botha<.
Du. oh ~ waut to ind
twant to ind my mother!
Cnozrs-To~nl loo 1a:loo
Too~rt. loo-rzl. 90. &C.
I'm pleased, I OWL to hear
The cheers and booming caunon:
They almost cau.e q tsaz.-
But d-n that oil Brchanln:
Hes sent me through The lind
Frcmone eud to the other
But there hop:to h1d.
1hore to Ind my mother.
CHotr1-Toor71. loo-rH-loo.
Too.ral. l:oralloo, DC.
He never lets me rest;
He ktod my nom IN Ion:
And sxe-r1 that shant b
The ruler Of this patou.
There s Lincoln to- cut wet;
eoQulet and "a civil;
Bu+ with the peoples votes
, 1860-09-05
,4nRuranex. - .
ETNA INSURANCE COMFY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
ft16urA11fk

disappointed 11l8 . . -. . Maxtef pa1petul
0ssh 0a1sss1 80 eEp1ss-e2, 81, 10000
, 1860-09-05
VTH HEREAS. DANIEL If

~ Ward md NAT Ward. hi. VIZ; ia her OF ,tens,
easo, Ia the univ Of Cook and ne Of 1L?uola
did, The ~eAt} third dav ot July, \. y. 1884, <1eus
and de'lv.r To- me- th: uodeEsg"ec - Trustee thel1
ceran Deed Of tE-ss for the premise herei After c.
.eited to secure the payment o. ekhs ee:tala pro
tlaso ,tea be1nk eTen due there With. 1nd pAtA'e
IL oae ye1 a..sr ea,e, and tuy tesbtd in = DEED
ct T1us, which u reeored N The Retor: eTa Once
Cook County, in Book IL Of peeda Pate 81, and,
wh.!e4s, detaa has been made N tbe PAYMENT
Of the said rrorass7Y md app alton hs'lpE been
mtsss de- ert- I'd n The said DEED Of TEust:
ro~. thele'or:. public rotlca herecy 3lven that IN
tie owers auth MY ve>ked In Ge hv fhe
sad L. Deed to fhe and puf tatrer ex
prr1 ej. sna Monday. 1enta Gay q sfPse lbe1
L. 1861 oetoex toe loren Of s1'd das II
the north d,os Of the Court Hou:e tn u tAd cy Of
CHI ago. ter for public sucton to the hEact BID
la,a Tho toio~ nx de'cno.d pEeurs. tu7ed IN
nty Of Coot, aud state Ct !1lno. he n rh
tk ct Of twenty to0) In Block Yrne &99,- 10
II. seaool se:ton Addt TO chisa.c berg t.tn ave
t.6} Hh. tFest. md runn px bat -
ih aleY the II s1iu lot together With the notth
v Of .he bui1ding sltutt4d e. ssid iot Ee.ty to
ID baudi74 and III The .!kht a-d squy Ct rtd upson
OF the sad Danl.i u. Ward aud AAzy, his wlr, their
heirs ana sAsSns there q.
| Ctitaso ApGu1t 9Th h1S0 cstar
, 1860-09-05

1ssA 0ap&as1 ss4 Gwr1xs.e2, 1874, 10o.09
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks
1AkEN At LIBERAL TERMS AND hATIh,
E4pea eotia1 KIvea 10 ll1ura7ca of pwel1xt snA
Contents for tsrN1 nf opt 70 ase JeArB.
A1aET1 JAR. /, 1850.
PAID U CAPITAL.,....,.. n 90 40 no
CAPlTALAhu URPLUB............,... M,1oQ ca
FafYA krVal.
Hank Btoe4s sAc...............t2s94n &c. no $98at4a %
q. g. Stock nd Treasury Notea... seaD GO 939 SO
Stale stoeks, ,&c,............. ei4Go % 7sAs71 %
City Stocks. .Ac............... ll6Go0 &C 1l&pm %
Rakoad Stoek1. &c,,.,.........., Ea641 co sefe4 60
Ao9tEAkt Benda. RlnN Gc s10 o1
Real Eat1te, uuinsumbered. ......... 74,99e %
Miscellaneous sltens-..:......-..... :7,733 u
CAab On hand and dspodted @ eau
md IN agents. AAndl-............ E4.Ae 70
aaA
, 1860-09-05

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ ef Coos, S.-cfrcutt Court Of Cook County. 10
Tenh+r Term 1881. e~mueIF saith ~. Newman aukhet
aad toseth y. lie: :shtw-ln thautee!.
AN 17t Of IL. non ft1ee0 Of Josph u. lie e-ahs~s
def nd nut ab'vt named having oeen lied ID tbs nee II
The 1eIk Of aad Circuit .1u OF t:ooK Countv. No1ce
nPAln.Lt aled bis BILL Of l4tn: aa,d Coutt %
IT, CnA1ce"y site thereof the 3st dty Of 1u 80
last sah di.aaan fetufnahls On tie asr Monday Of
Nov une.s Jon. th4 sld Io.eph Henshaw, shall per.
eon y BE- and ~ eas eef n sAtl c1u Court q co2k
County, day The nest there ~ t. be
holuen It Chicago in said ounts. tue Taru Monday
Of ~uvenher Is o. ead plead. Answrr Or dtmrr TO The
fald eouptaina1t4 bill pp1ant &ad
thuxa has&ed and stated Il be tken ~
confessed decree entered .n:t aceu dln& 10
fhe nr .Ytr Of aid bill. WA. l.. UHu f<Vus ls1k.
- fsr.x Tinr, n,%. forr s.Ns aR3.Iw
, 1860-09-05
hyde PARK SEMINARY

The second year Of this 1nft,ttton Will open On thu
I0tl Of Seieulncs, Catalogues may BE- had At QFleks
81 lakc STREET and al Higgins Music Ste. III
ktrdoflH STREET. For fthT Information appy to Mss.
G. Z. Waite 1fFde Park. e Ok Cn. Ill. iF4E1K1-1W
, 1860-09-05

A Trip 10 tho Geysers of California.
The Ghifo,A51 Aarocate OF July 10Ih con-
ta'ns long account Of a risit to the celebrated
Geysers, by party Of gentlemen from San
Francisco, among whom was tbs Rev. Dr.. Jes.
&c T. Peck. The article alluded to is from the
pen of Dr. Peck. We select the following:
, 1860-09-05

LGER FOREST xLL1-N"0E8.
The Fail Tern in this 1netutton, condu4ed bT R+v
Il. DICKINSON. DE-, AND UATu TIERS, VIII con-
uenoe on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBEH 1s44
Ind With Accommodations for additional nunnbef Of
Boarding well rs D4y Scholars.
CIclaEa containing all desttable information will BE-
given application by letter otherwise. tyl:c7bcQ
, 1860-09-05

CLASSICAL SCHOOL, For
~ tGu*s Ladies' and Gent'emen--Cornef Of VanBu1ea
st. and Edna Plaoe. The kix.h Annual Se.sioa will com
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10th, 1850.
1stm* low IA similar Institution. Cgtula1s win
be fsaud nt GrfEGa Book Store.
TN. DRnCE,A.M-
Au4k4Q4 I'm PApci nj : Prnnfjetof.
, 1860-09-05

- DiarrhGa. Dysentery, Summer
Complaint Compound E1tna Of Benz Plant
rfAs hrr; uedy kucwn for the Of these dIsea.a
In the Mississippi Valley beafs the hlkheat reputation
tsr It's curative pfope.lea For children tecthnE his In
s.uaole- Prtpartd ori5 ard rod hr J. c. AGC1KE.
g. ous. AA.ouE. Sold By Jbo. D. Pax, ~ ateat..
tGc7c0. ty.tx01sn
, 1860-09-05

CIaIE UF ILLINUlo, County
~ st Cook ss-Crra,t Cont ef Cook Clun'y. No
= nbef II. N, lteo Samuel r. Smith =. Th& unknown
Asr1 Of Nlin G. H mA,ton-1n ChAaeerY;
sGdav I that the Fesiten-e Of the rnfn7wu
heirs Of - Hem -. Hamaton, defendant tb2ve naneo.
u uatno.n. having bssa I'd to tLe otes of ~ sIt
given T. toa aid unknown hrs OF William g. Ham4a9ou
That ~ url iuAot aled bis bill Of CO. pNtt n
July, is u snd th4 supm"ns ertupon ts'usd out
a % II agAn-t eudA IL resnra41e Oh he tFst
uday Of @rpteuabe xt tlz0l, n Is By lAu q1lre
Now, IN you the snd unkn m heir. at William g.
Hmu on, ah II p-rs5n li md APPEAR baf,1e I'D q
cut cur " Cox ounty. The drs: day Of the ce1t
tim th.Ieo holden It thiet:o Id county oa
the hri Non .ysf S".e@esr ~ nd PIE D. a1aTss *s
,aae The Mates and th.sa II ehat4s and staisd
will be tax a ~ c:nft1sed and decee entered 1not
you aee-s-lng 10 tns pray e o. said h,4:
WI. L. CHUR7H, flerk.
, 1860-09-05

The Pigeon Trade Of M1cn1S@H'
Welearn IRON the Grand Rapids Eigfe, that
there have been shipped from that place alone
TO eay nothing OF The large quantities shipped
at o,her places in that reelon-5Ss barrels, OF
l0s .555 pounds of wild pigeous during tne Psss
Of pigeons sh'pped from that regio'n Of Ais9l. s2
ON At between one and two millions. The
tre;ght paid on pigeons at the Grand Rapids
ExoraFs Office during the season. amounted to
ts.4ss ~, End the Fiseons sold tor about
x25 $50.
, 1860-09-05


l. Lsuseps Kent ind ha.sha H. Kent hs wife. did. en-
.he esvtIt' aes a.9 Of august ~ snste aad exc:
Ts.ate naux da.s he daY - md pa, ofesaa upon he
pr hereinafter described. sscute tbs pa}m~nt Of
ss q so bo aisn S s
En- p.: E st ~ r 9s te esa An %
e n p:1.ss .h!es .sd a b
ao, oss sos q ,aa s. y q
n n.s e. 5oads n as P,g
e. ef :as - r e. Il
I'D r: @e 70 M, IL 3 .a s adef
IL IL parposs 1a,i ~ thersi1 s e1prssssd:
public not se hsF+hy given ~ Il rur
o1 e os saia Iots he1so1 aoi
sad, sll Aond ~ the ~ day of Sept4 meet D.
a1ao ,te nigh It cdder for ca he rfens III.
w:-Fae ~ss nat q Sc nan tr txeaty stren an
q, esa, eensaa % nx Three III, a'si nj T.:uty Aens
r s,s siss2t e IT,. o21pa );
& f. q e. g. sT2e 4ee2 sss 4.a,:e
Chicaso, Aa.ut :3'h so: au:+ee. ~
LTATE OF lLLlNUlo, Iuunty
~ Of Coot Circuit coYr1 Of Cook County sertsna-
S*F ers & S assy = st 9i Es.
| Nii.e1 dT aaa xas % eins T. smlh. chancery Aada7t
ss sssx e. L b.
Circuit ou cook ent5 no Ice heF<hy stven @ t1 tae
91d Tnblls MleJs ta4- sAd Eu!uP HE'LL nea S tA ~
complaint IN ~ Court the EtaaeeEy de theFeof. On
the rLeIh OF Jult. leo 4nd 'ht suam ns tosst-
turn15 d.. Monday Of September ns.t is9 = u
.eqasa ;, es 6.os ar I'D I'd cea cos
Cook oa1y arst day o ths 'oT'xp e.
Fsst II ndsY Ct eept~It b., lt:o and pie d. answer
emu ths eaid eomtla!n4nt,s bl ot compliant u
wj BE- taken confessed, and detee eatssel s8a!as:
ye1 according to the pray e OF said ILL., -
| WI. l.. CHURCH. t1efk.
L.C.P F1111 in per. .Comprr, soFE- au se5'l-w.
, 1860-09-05

Ne owo ,ea exc1ualvs Esht fur he ssss Of
y1rcHE1Ls PATENT = NETAnIlo uT6Ii 11PPEp BOOTS
for md within the StAies of scpnNn. lows ma A1nne
aaa hereby give notice that IL parties dealing there
zood4 within the Abovs States without having dEt ".
9d With N and 2 rT r. ,;a aoa ~ II e., e :: ~
~ We sse adviset aaY Infringement sha demand proper
W Rave made extensive zyrzn9e,osots Nth The most
celebrated manufaetu.s whereby We - fu supp{ ne
incressrK aenand wtta the beat quattaa Of these Tipped
Yoos Ind Shoes from our Ia Chicago eaeh pair Of
which will b stamped or l7beled with our naae.
Te ahsl recognize Tipped d. within sltoef tat
above States but srch thus stamped and supplied
bgHA ,.,- =, .hud.. -o>.
,eytipoed ahoeato out anil o!feuHne9 three or
fu. rFs of equal quality without Gp5 - esn oe shown
yer7 many teatImouaia. willis the expense l. but Ea9
more uakok actual average swing to thu eoosdtef OF
so o1o he reki lao e1clusive) fos the eale ofhesa
patertel goods Into I'll territory Of The ovne o. me
md ~ IN subjected to pstent eoNmaoa OF ass
ID fev.n aad half per eent. pad hy a other dea1eff
We particularly .o:eit ~ apeaten ol asasn ~ z hess
e our advantages under this peut and The quality q gu
rood. vii be unsurpassed bv Any stock the Union
GS ch we ztn quality eonsde1cd 70 o5er II oompetin1
| p,1ec. zith goods wlthout Trs-.
We shai give undivided attention TO This n11oca % 0a
hnsnex in connection with general aock Ind fespetf
uy .oes or.e1s :cr auz Eoods aad cue respect toE ea
h.t dealer, nay not b. misled BY ths sdvsenasats
rehers In Cacaxo md e'seWhese, outside The st2ta
Wisconsin Iowa. 11d Auae9osAs *ao Adstase t1ose4se
| u agents lor the sale OF
hIrCHELLN PATEET METALLIC TIPPED 0coDs
tate taas MI aueh agencies 90 not extend to et n q
Wv Waaievr. Appetato the sLe Of SD kooda within L
et11sGt sn1,o,v = v'soaSA' WADSWORTH d WILLS
, 1860-09-05
DR.. Blacks

Statement In the Cincinnati Medical Journal Of III the
peutlc properties. hs sa7s:
"su!lnEta il ore OF the most valuable knoWn
Wten t.teu In over doses 1t ats both u an Emetc and
Ca.hac. There Ia pssh.ps nslee known more ara-
abe than this In s:rofui sgrhls Leueohsa md Ill Of
The lon Int Of Skin diseas vela other Affections osa
chronic Character dependent adepEaved ind caeaee
tc habit Of the syste Afte1 kslrk fair ta In
rs fo,ms Of dlseae an convinced tls EenesAlaes.
a,ve 1t has no superior In tho Ass''ta Aedso1 1havs
tired a OF nearly ALL Of the zeputsd Alternatives Of the reg
etable MatesA Medea In Of the most oathsome ds
humanity Is hes. TO- aud hays found that the
sTILLlNG1A possesses curative Iowe1s!n much high
e4 exree than thing e1ie have evcs TILED Since lat
March havo treated about t1Y five cases Of Syphilis
without failure when the paett gave me anything
like fas trial. some Of them were the WORST csses In
asnable and ali Of them yeltedto ny treatment In from
TWO to SIX WEEKS. In great majority Of ths cases,
the SYRUP OF sT1LLNo1A was the only internal
remedy used Ihavs also cured two desperate cases Of
long standing Leueobca {a,eE had tried dteve. Of orl
best remedies fort disease without any beuett) with
the SYRUP OF sTlLL1NG1A ALONE. havs tried
In c.oua With the happest rtsnlts. One OF the sue1
en- xss little girl. She was vtrJ bad The glands On
beth ,ites Of her beng very much enlarged and sse
one Of the slzads the front Of het neck was uet
swollen and Ilhaed this liberated, tu'ft healed ua
der hs lud 1enee Of compound Syrup OF ssnkiA with
out aay ether tseat1 ert During easY part oflst f
Twas esed to prescribe for two Children Who Lad 70
soe time lad sealy erap,n Of the atn, which. on be
inc ltated or scratched woud Into ndolent eores
They we1r efectua!ls cursd ofhern In ONE WEaf
md the other one .oon amer"
, 1860-09-05
For l]tke's 4)gat.

rOR PIXIES PEAK'-The under.
1tned are ..sd to oss. tos .se os.y !n.entSd
~ Pites Pak one that combines the Qualities
Il eenx s A.9a51d 'a57 .ad osns eo,
nS "a ve!xhs 1900 pounds. md can ht paekfo
ii: a;s MI e T. i, y raats
the sssoe % q, than the best stamp MILL.
prepared bis k:Ed of MIL o. ,oy s
Hsnias ~" das ffs fTon Ore Of dAmlzlpt Stone
Qashire nav be seeu In operation At the Machine eG6p
Tass "a Polk street, Wet ot the bridge or address
nsra ho1 1889, Uhleazs, Illinois, for further c1oF'
n1ton+ DUBOIS j. AUSTIN.
| =. f. 49, 1y7cs1ndAw'y
, 1860-09-05
DR.. r. H. Frost.

In IN article n ,as southern Journal Of Medicine md
Ph.rmaey stes That he has adm!nlaefed this phns
blned With ether articles, viii ad1antass. HI tsys sn
lns1a will ctmplete the CURE Of ulceraons Of tho Phi.
ae Throat Mucua Membrane Of the Eoss shn and other
pa1ta.
twill e6ae: the Blotehes Foul Spots Stains, etc. which
In constitution Of ta1s kid frequently occur from
alIsht rrit7uots which seman afer tho cearatlons
sAve healed. It Will remove thst uorhi condition Of The
solids and auds which dspose every injury. however
slsht to degenerate iEto painful fostering aleeF. "
In shor 70 Improve tho degenetiye and asmulave op
essou Of ths sy.tem that healthy blood Ind ors
At1s viii be substituted dtfee1s condition
Of Qua md the other fuT support hs character
bes.ov.d on the:e Of being essentially Alternative.
FL will also give uart Of
, 1860-09-05

NORTH AMERICAN FIRE H.
~ SURANCE COMPANY,
Or HAK71oza, Ca.11cT1cu7.
PAID UP CAPITAL. s386,0oo.
11sara1ce A8ainSt I.oss by Fire 0a1Y.
EUDBAHD HUNT Agents, Ct.ea.o,
Cor. CLARK and South WA:e.k It.
NORWICH FIRE 1N8URAHCE co..
o. Noaw1oa Co-a.
Paid up Capital, e1al, 6,23.
INSURANCE. AGAINST Lca3 By GlRl
HUBDARp l. HUNT, A9euA coz. oi South Water Rcd
uark st.. aIst aoor. LOOMS block oe@a-a9os
, 1860-09-05
~ A.INGERSOLL,
E,Aax booK AkurJAr1u1u.
Gpe ano Gar.


e-e thrts toos. eak. of ClA1k, CAesko III DT. II i
I.x0a1 shy. - St tas o. ss:e sae h.s ds.ot;d
EtrY diving k lie bind and hearing u the dat I'D
nox s.nd. b. sny epesia,t & far ~ seno
Eu r7ny " wuh Of deult and dangerous ths11e-
t~s. - -:t Inv. hetn peff9a-a vim eomplete
Va 2a'rcs+d 2At:ls IRON al par: Of The !uon
Ii: ..vs tn -Puzt:u1 eminent and tt1fol ore
TsH neTe' x:'r st:.ea b1 ~ sEeet3' On 1te cocn
fout hundred pAe betns prepared snd wl AA9ty
tu:xleal ops1ati2ps ~ r0 fpqHrpd, Ak9-1ytAW
, 1860-09-05
T0R TIE gold MIN YES
oHAa. A. EATON, Agent,

Fsptpxs4oR 70 y. &A1o1 eo.,l
xHAHrn lh1, COLTS HtFLEs, ~ -
,,orrs pI:lOT.>, EOvl!: EfIVES; T~G
e..o. ls1xs aI,ortu.E c::IA5 :! Ia ot:ss'F *!
naas Shot Guaf, arc G:tIr .-a:us tor i ",
:. .eeuex1t o1tzt for tie 7:::tes ! :;t.kc It.
III a31 II
, 1860-09-05

lonbllc Rouses.
r 4 K E II 0 i S E ,
CHICAGO, Ill.,,
FIRST CLASS HOTEL
Rates Only $1.50 Per Day.
,e.ed ueas the Central Railroad Depo,a 1t To 1o4tDa
OF Rush street Bd:Ee.
=. ". SEA d CO., Proprietors.
faur3.cQ16su1
'T. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

TULIEN HOUSE, Dubuque, Iowa.
~ Tho Furniture. Fixtures. Billiard 1ablea apd Bar
Room Sck togethet with tbe Lease Of The Julien Hou.e
il c+ed ior saa The property viii b. sold cheap and
upvn H. an responsible parry. Tbs nou:e tas
tstn rrdtted. a1d Is IL &C. order. ii houss viii
under The present infringement until dspoted ol l.t
e. e s1 Glf O. HORACE f0 a.
Hen Houss, Duhoqus. 1owa- ne4-es9tln
, 1860-09-05

DKR.NQT1 Il. A0EK.H-E.FINs

Ccuaal Of tho Grand puehy Of SAxe-Wema: t1e sn
fort ard by Epaetal at Of se!eral skes
for former cltlteaa Of AUSTRIA, EAnEir EAn oSAIoNY,
HANOV ER, b EsHl 4, EAA3Au, fkceo11. 11.f1aAViV
WIRTEMHEE0. LLDENBERa- &C. r
, 1860-09-05

Cur butass. - ~ HT ETfGHs Nv ~ fee
"a q .ssasns aee y. =. feassn sa2tiox
Gons - nnnai 70 any house. IN the Union. .aaoa
aa os "a q cst r. s9s 70 ~ :. n. III
aass5e1x. g. Baie. Berae D1esdea, Ae de- r. b.
betN tho West and Europe, wa cheer,
61i1 I'd On te1s most favorAhls e1tsad pakteus1 e
eoses. sS e. COLLECTIONS II b1. otea 3otes 4ee<pssn
e. Iphs1taaces d. Dr. payable IN ny part q EaIope
ma vtta promptaesa and dhpa2ta-
H~Couaty Banks md EAnkEtA G1JpueA With 1oIdx;
s,s lev faes. Pdy2te Bondlxrd Xoyts1Eaa 1ekodAxe
abroad.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

Convention, entitled to cast half VOTE vet bs
is recorded as having cast one vote.
Tennessee, with only FIVE delegates in the Con-
yention, is put down at 8, instead of q.
Neso York is put down at 35 votes, when il IL
well known that two of her delegates Withdrew
from the Convention and joined the other Con.
vention
These make total of ii votes, which added tn
the IS bugus delegates from Alabama, the II
bogus delegates from Louisiana, aud the bogus
delegates from Arkansas, counting l63 votes, make
a total of 273 votes to be subtracted from the
1914, leaving the vote of Mr. Douglas at only l54
FORCED VOTES.
But even this was forced vote-forced BY a
violation of the usages Of the democratic party BY
which the votes of 81 delegates from New York,
in addition to the two above alluded to, II from
Ohio and 9 from Indiana, making a total of so
delegates entitled to &c votes, hostile to the nomi-
nation of Mr. Douglas, were voted for him. Sub
tract these from 154, and it leaves l2S, as the
actual strength of Mr. Douglas in the Convention!
Had the rules and usages OF former Conventions
whereby the vote Of each State was to be deter
mined by the majority of the delegates, been fol-
lowed Mr. Douglas would have gained l vote in
Maine, 81 votes in Connections, and lost 10 in
Massachusetts, % in New Jersey, 10 in Pennsyl-
vania 81 in Maryland, in Virginia, in North
Carolina, II in Arkansas, al in Missouri, 8 in
Tennessee, 8 in Kentucky, making net loss Of
373, to which add the votes of Alabama 9, and
Louisiana 6, represented by the bogus delegates
who would not then have gained admission into
the Convention, and we have 523 votes to be de-
Quoted from 1914, leaving 129 as the true vote
under the rule of former Conventions, really cast
for Mr. Douglas in the Convention.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

Arkansas although full delegations unauthorz
in of any secession the whole their
state preferred only to cast that which would be fair
proportion between the seceders and themselves; and
yet Others Gas in the of Delaware and portions of
the delegates from Kentucky and Missouri) declined
to VOTE but refused to secede This accounts for the
fact that upon the second ballot, by State Mr. Douglas
received only 1911 votes, Mr. Brecknrdge receiving
lO3 Mr. Guthrie votes the States of South Carolina
eight and Florida (three) having authorized no
ha led -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

The following table shows the official vote Gov.
Ellis has majority of 32s The whole vote cast is
1882 an increase the Ellis and McRae vote Of
1865, and 1896 the Bragg and Gilmer vote.
Ellis vote is increased 1878 his vote years
ago, and 2,O35 over Braggs vote.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

paE Mr. Seward got on his high horse at Boston
His predictions of Lineolns success are magnlh'
cent He promises him $4,000 majority IN the
State of New York, and the same thing substan'
TALLY liz relation to all the free States lie alsT
gives notice that "with this victory comes the emu
of the power of slavery in the United States ana
that "the last Democrat in the United States Is
born"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

DOUGLAS ELECTORS DEcaINING.-The Knox
vile, Tenn Register, of the 9th inst contains the
following:
We are authorized to state that Captain John j.
Reece declines accepting the appointment of elect
oral candidate for the Second Congressional Dis
tricta6n the Douglas ticket He also declines serV'
ing on the Executive Committee for Douglas.
We have rumor from Cannon county that H.
J. St. John, Esq, who was appointed Douglas
elector for the Fifth Congressional District, MADE
speech at Woodbury. on Monday night, in which
he declined to accept the position.
A gentleman who lives in jackson county was
in our Office, yesterday, and informed MS that MT
Galbraith had declined the dictatorship on the Dou
glas ticket for the 4th Distriet.-Noshuile Om'0"'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

Bragg's maj. 1884 Ellis maj. 6,32s
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28
VOTE FOR GovERNoR--oFFIc1AL.

CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

.Suleratus. B. De Land & Co. employ
new process in refining the Saleratus man.
ufactured by them. This process is recent
discovery, and is declared by chemists and
scientific men to be the most effectual meth
cd known. It is in use at no other establish
ment in this country. Saleratus, to be health
full and wholesome, must be perfectly free
from impurities. De Land & Co.'S Saleratus
is perfectly pure. For sale by all good gro
GERS. Manufactured by De Land & Co.,
Fairport, Monroe Co., N. Y.
Sold at Wholesale by the principal dealers in Chicago
and Milwaukee. 36:1w.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16
DUBUQUE MARKET.

DrBuorE, Nov. II, 1860.
wHEAT-6I6l74c.
CORN-In the ear lsc; shelled zoe.
OATS--1Sc.
PORK-Mess $50 90 Mess O sea 90
BACON-Suaar cured hams plain 121c rib sides Toe I;
shoulders, plain a}c.
HIDEs-Dry s@l2c; green 5Ic; saltcd 5lGl6c. :
IARD-12ic.
LEATHER-sole oak 30G134c Spanish sole 22l26c
Buffalo slaughter PC; Hips 5O90c French calf l25c:
Common do 20Gf 40c.
Fencing Sil@I3 Flooring S16lt Is; Pckets $f012 Sid
ing $l4@1G; Shingles ~ ,00G535l Lath u. 756l2.00
TEAS--Biaek 2JGl65c; Gunpowaer 426s Toe; Imperial
306565c Young Tyson 306l63c.
COFFEE-Rio, fair to good, 1Sl@17c; prime 1G@ f7c;
Lagura f7GllSc; Java 1s620c.
SUGAR-N. O. far 1t6p9lc; crushed powdered fijc.
MOLAssEs-Piantation 40G%5c; Sugar House Syrup
45Q50c; Golden syrup Coo.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

Official Returns.-Through the kindness
of J. JAY LANAN, Esq, who took the trouble
to copy the vote Of this county from the Of
fetal returns, We present our readers this
week with table showing the vote Of this
County by Townships, as cast at the general
election held on the 9Th inst. Preserve it for
reference. H.EH#.- IS. Re-. #...-..sa..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

NewArrangement.-N Monday change
of time will take place on d. 4 S. c. r. r.
Under this new arrangement trains will leave
Jesup at A. NJ, and arrive 4:25 P. NJ, con-
scqucntly the stage for this place will not ar
rive before 10 or Ii o'clock at night.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

Insurance Company.-The founders of the
Cedar Falls Mutual Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company have also established SINH
lar organization at Independence. So we
learn from the Guardian
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

Hop-Thc young people had a pleasant
time in Ovcrman's Hall, last Wednesday
evening, enjoying themselves by threading
tho may circles of the cotillion, to the in
spiriting music produced by rubbing horse
hair across cat-gut. .. B.. ..-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

Julien Uouss-In another column will be
found the card Of the house of Dubuque
The Julien has long enjoyed the reputation
OF being first-class hotel, AMI under the adj
ministration of Mr.. PrAsLEE..is sustaining its
former repltl ton, which ispraise enough
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-16

Notice.-The Library in connection with
the Horticultural Society, will be open here
after on Wednesday evening, instead of Fri
day evening as heretofore.