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, 1860-10-17
Wilt NOT ANSWER.

The PRESS AND TRIBUNE, few days ngo,
in 1hr course Of a. editorial article touching
local roi.;cs, made c=r,ain ssa'cHents, to
which the Times and Herald o! Saturday
event, = last (la:cd, Aonduy mo'nine) made
answer thus:
1. the pRE-s Asp Tn1ursT) then ass-r's that
a r.nc,s ,ook -,14ce be.wten Wentworth, Nc
f,nmu.. Mite l. Co. and 1hat We sETtsd 10
rominrte Two euund Douglns zen tor the Leg
ia1a,u-e in thu southern district. With Rspno'
hcap S nator, Sheriff ind Representatives, II
tae S. ii cis'1ics- This is simply and rakedls
fa!eq. We hare been tt no meet,rE ary ~here
Rt Ebi:h anr egreenstns CT arrangement was
rnaae 10 Yuu such a ticket, or uny tlcket Wal.
cver. We err then told that alter 'he stout
MD He's .ck mee,nv," :" Wentworth q" d fhe CO.
i:or Of tut T.ues aad Ha alt left The ba'i 70
gather" This, too, Is a 1al-ehoeo q ine "ue'e
cob. We Welt ia'o IND LETT lac Nh ~ oaf
stlgea There Gtatenents Ve rtisr TO- peGeeee
We have been personally Ie:eIred 10 ana Eno~
1tea 10 lie fsi.e. Such. taen, are :hs means
by .h.ch ~ ro-crupu:oas organ e1ptc's 10 fes"
pe:u ..e tee reign oI the e1:u1tlon1s'a'
II ut aea.er the truth which lies u-der
these SIX ci US denials intended to 1nslend, the
Press AND Tn,prxE ct Monday put 1he lo]low-
Ing #, its reigth,r:
MILL Tcr In wgH:-Ihe DENIAL OF csrt9,n
al,er.1.o.s Of cur. " The T.1rts c"d H.aa
an, u,ts to pothieg. Vie asE tie zeccSt'zs &c
cti'or ct taAt paper these questions:
live y:u mt, ~i'btn tie last month, bed ..
;o:,1r.tw ;;i,h Jpha Wentworth, curiEg wtist
ths p2r,b llty 0: ee'eatieg the Krpub!;c II
cou,'y u ke. nss discussed by you ard hia'
Yes or NJ.
Id .ou uot leave Metropolitan Htl!. on t-l
dss .s~..c., OF or scout :ae s.inu time ; ~ = ;.
l.hu Wtni-1rth LETT, scd did not you sne I.
c,n;sr tccz,he: after tbs nee.irg was ovt1
Yes or NJ.
II. r.ks 70 fiIte charges neainat any m"n
L.t The ea,tor Of tla 1ianes and Hera Il ensHer
To th:ee in.crrcgator.es TO answer ia
beca veptursd- They "cre consp'cuously 1T
aa7ts6 in our PAPER, AID must have been sec1
LIT US have III answer. Au ans"cE-1e
Er
, 1860-10-17
CH1CAGO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1866.

Hat cGl we evaogtlicats don't receive "'.n
Appreciation Any re:e:erce ~ th's sun ecu.
then he a2d tho 9 evangelical Christians mast
separate, LIE or tbey had mistaken tina ap!rs
Of evangelical Christianity. Is well nigh: Lu-
ther have been slis sIc: By the ers me eFsn.
gelicals will not reee.Te With appfooatloa ~a'
reference 10 Popery!
Tbese great interests ought to be accomplish.
ed By cooperation Of Denominations. 'natead o.
each denomination carrying forward It's OWE;
for in this way was REPRESENTED the oaenesst!
th4 Go.pel, while determinations Represented
our differences. .,....
Suc.. CO. operation also cherished and 1ostes-
ed Christian syEpathy
necessity of Christian sympathy. the speaker
closed by sa1,ng that others may see their "sy
clear to 70 through life buildir up the bsff'erd
that hedge denominations ir, bat eannot roI
will not. MAY on my dJ1cg bed be h'untea
by NO thout tht that have Increased the oi1n
culties in tbs way Of tel1tJ Chr:stian y npa
thy, or the circulation CT The Hlo1e 1'epei "
every citz.u.
It was announced that werd had been recelvet
from Raw. 4. l.. Cha;ln, u. D., President Of BE
lott College, and from Rev. J. T. Ba1rou9ns,
b.. Prs.ioeut Of th= u i1els1.y OF Cbi:a8o. set
ting fcz h their Inability 10 be present aoo ao
dress the meeting thai evening.
Rev, R,bert Patterson Of Chicago WAS e7le'
upon, but Oh account Of the latentss OF Ia
hour, deferred till the morrow such remarks d
he might DEAN it e1pedient to ctf=E.
The busiress session ef to day will be held,'
the lecture room Of the First Baptist Chufct
commencing at A. II. It is OF great imfo'
tance to the enterprise, ~ there will b settle
permauantly AID definitely the plan for futu1
operations,
, 1860-10-17

End OF tho tsevo,utfou---Attac or
Nun.a Arenas By the 4ov~fnmee
FoFcrn-- std Ut Mara anu Genefa u !!
Arsnctb1a and "a II ~ Ah0ts

By tho arrival Of the steamer North s:eE, al
New York, on Sunday last, from Aspinwall the
9Th met, We have the following important intel.
llgence from, Costa Rica:
o. the nizat Of the 2Ssh ult., the troops ot
President Mo 4tlalegre, 800 strong, under Geo.
Ma1e. D.apco, Rtsecked the fors Of eI'pres1'
dent Mora, a: the 4 r ,sturs, near Punt Arenas.
We find the par'icut-rs Of the shair 10 the "a
mama st r. an Hza:1. The force Of Mora only
amounted to about ESQ or SO mtu that ne hed
armed from among the launch men ana otaeF
inhabitants Of Punta Arenas; Of course, theJ
could Eot resist tie attack. aud, a'ter t"ea'y
miautes' fighting, tho attacking party succeed
ed. II the same time d party Of thlttT men
c,me down in em.lI boats and took Mora ned
his stafT by surprise at their head quarters at
Puuta Arenas. Al1er some Resistance the house.
WIS t,ker. but Mora aud two others hid
them selves naher tie l,or Of the adjolnlnE
buuse, where they 1enantd cl ht aud car.
About one o'c4cck, +. H., bob Mora end Col;
Afancibia gave themselves u b. wing suuefeu
fearful ,: du1irg the concealment, poor Mora
haviog Ind tblEty-eix hours in q pocl OF m1re
and water under Feerra's house. The e1slse-
ment WAS intense wht1 it became known that
Mora hid en- taken, and deep interest v -
teit as to what would be his tate. Bnt 'hey
we're no, kep: long in susPenfe, for IN halt m
hcur cut martial, cJmpoeed Ct BRnco,
them bo,h to be shot tbrea o'clock, a1lo .ieg
them only two short nours TO prepare for dea'h
They we're led out to e1 cution. bolh very hag-
gard aud worn from exposure. but Perfectly
composed. Indeed, Morals aser vas as t,rm
aud his eye Is bright asis ever had been. 7hty
were not allowed 10 say anything before being
shot. Mora aad Arancib'a atotd aide by tide'
Nora having asked the privilege Of being. TIM:
aho-, and aiso begging Inst they would ain at
his heart. Tses f-lI side BY side; end Mora
evircing signs If 1ife, al officer shot him
through the head with bis revoiEer-
Toi0 rs ,on quoted down. aud We had hoped
that tbs butcher was over, whsn, on Tuesday
it was anncun.ed that Gen. Canas WAS TO bt
shot. and at i. II on the Sd, the good ole
Gerersl was lea on. to execution. HI was Fer
fell calrn eua co&l, aud moked his cigarette
till ia iell. pierced with d:zen bs:lA Ih'
was the last net Of as bloody tragedy as Gen
tral America hes ever Eaown.
, 1860-10-17

TIA lara hitherto adre1le3 to this geni'e-
mans visit to the Cditea stauf, and 10 LIS ia
yo,ab!e kesripg which be has received '03n
tue representatives Il tho contneFc'al c'ass'S
in B,s,oa and New Yirk. K'prescnt'ng trc-
c;a.,y the Marine interests Of Great N'sln NJ
Mr.. Lindsay hss talked to his eia'Auanuc
hret1reu about the liability OF skip owners'-
tbs rule Of tho road at observation-disclosures
l;gbts--:he application Of the D:it'fh ftrt'gn
p.serter's a:t 10 American vtsscls-odencts
c,mmt:ed oa the high scas-the settlement 0.
d;.outcs relative to w.ges-tae Establish fnt
Of shipping oEices-:he rights OF bolligsranss
-:bc registration Of Dsitish-f'uilt vesse's-'he
ccas.ipy 1rad", S:-, t. Both ut New York
and B,s1o?, Mr. LIN isay's suggestions app' Fl
"a have net with the hearty approval Ct 'he
classes to ~hom they wire addressed, AID II
il not jmprcbable tha: as the result Of his Ia
h,r,, imp ,r:ant ard salutarJ changes may bt
mada in thu commercial relations Of the twt
countrisg. Mr. L:Ldsay cor'es among u il
his private capacity, tot as an accredited asen
-, r,nress1tstive of the British Government
and what he has t. efftr, therefore, is only 10
the CONFEDERATION Ct the classes inmedla'el
in,t1es,.d. But he is evidently farsec1n
man. ard ent.rtains correct appreciation
the ;pautn:e which public opinion t1sEts oo'
uno2 tie legislation End tho diplomacy Of II
c,ua:rv md ours, and 81 lie las set h'mse
a,out the task Of mouldirg public opinion
tue subject which specially interests him.
both COUNTRIES
Mr.. Lindsay is now in this city, md We a
informed that he will address The Beard
Trade 1T II o'c.o:k to-day, on the tuejscs
his miss;on. We trust that, IN aoonloa
the regular members Of the Board o' ''a'
our business men generally will be prtseh1
litun 10 what he may haye to Fay.
, 1860-10-17
PREP RING E0N
MI eND<bGS FkxAUDS-
Tho Whole Scheme ELposeds

=. f{;o1es:onte:es tf lie Springfield Joutnatl
Alrno. Get. lr. 1ste.
Without attempting to dictate, or presum'pg
IL be hb}e 10 posi- IL u uppn mstleE OF greet:
If not vial interest 10 the cause o1 l1Rht tuo
trn,b in The State Of illinois, yet VIII take We
rlyleve Ct trantmit'ipg 10 you feR 'fems'
which Won ere Ut liberty 10 use ~ ycu mnJ
The Site D.mc cratic Committee ere Hd.is'
inv the;r friends 1hroughtut the state 10 bet
iIssiy on he result in Douglass fsroT, as 'heE
have al.eacy ten thsu<unt voters hrSuSbi lately
IRON other States, scatttred along lhr iG!n H6
I:rot1sl Il, H., xnd will. beforr tue 6th OF NJ
vrmber, have erough sush IN Egypt to over
bllauce the lieyubl:can n'jar,'y 1t Tue norm
t 1he fnl,o wing I hava frou. aa unIistakao c
source. to wi,: "0n yesterday. 3 Dse
mocrnt who has been p'e'ty "ct'se ls
,t-mtirg this couaty teT Donk!as' Anu "no
hts moi I dollar Of hia owp, etaked cars'cer'
,lle nm On the rc&rlt in Illinois, and says ae
hvx ,,leutv u,otr 10 bet the snule waT, as he re.
ce,vts it al: from the Democratic S:Ase Ce ''ra'
| Tnnm;,ise, with the instruction 10 bet fIee'E
for they have already tn 1to4.ana ps,nocrk'lc
voters at work on tue lln"ls Central EaHroao
snd o,her Railroads in Southern l'llno,s; tha'
+htr ara I'll brought from o.itr States w!thir
the last lew weeks, and 1hat they are di!lj
sh,nnir e Railroad han and othtr DemocrA'1t
| ~ot.ra into E2yp.. aud a'e !lnund l.: all hsz tfo
10 have enough such in Egypt b:fo'e E tie Gu Q
November to ovet0AlHuce l:ld Ho1tueta ttFPuo
lean N, i,1its that they were successful n II
centraI cvuut. in llln is in 1858 BY this means
and that they are bound to use the same me&n
| to ee3 10 13G0.
J huye also learned from a reliable eourc
r TINT tbey are uudrr q perfectly orgarlzed s5l
ten. The State Ce1nuittse aD?orsscn sut
voters 70 The counter, snd the Comfy Comm
, tses upportiou to the d,iE.Eeat towns and pr
circ,s 80 ~ 10 have plenty at evcTy place
1ot,uo in the State. an" are thus preparing an
K scheming ore OF The rost stu oea1oas 1Fau:
tyer perpe.rsted. ard doing it I'LL undc- II
x nsme of potu'dr ssrtrt'gn:y.
9 ltend you there items that. /: you n1e
alIeadv iu posst s+ion oi the e1tent Cs The frau
IL nJsosrir e, and il you deem this worthy Of CO
+ sideya,ion, you may scqua.ns The proper p
"a IONS 1lerc1,,b, or hsve them mike the inv
- tioatioa fpr teemtelvts. / aua fully sGiish
10 ,Gst there ID st this time the derpes: plar"
in 5nr Ia ty The Dsmocra:y ol Illinois 10 th~'
:. the will OF tie pc pie, ii 1t the sehemiog a
ot untc,upulons leaders G. q corrupt party ,
4, cantble Of invent,ng, and thst means should
- adopted without de,Ay to meet and .hwars tt
OF nxue, They are well snt'sted taat .heir po'
u IS gone if ,hey do nut zc-ort to intrigue, In
mn | end ftlkehood.
, 1860-10-17
lCoMmun catel.I
Death OF Is. r. Gflnnell.

Or, Depjstnin 7. Gr:noeh, wao Wss Killed oy
fainou ton, tho cars on the Sorih~estern Rall-
r.au On Wednesday hight, va. young msu OF
rhnut q CT a5 eArs al aga. lie arrived here
.,s rnua,ns, ~, from Nsw York City and,
s,,.r vn1unr LIS relatives and iI1euds in this
civ. tock TOUR through Wisconsin,, Minnesota
md Iowa. lie ~as prtpa'ing 10 meet his
hro.ber. whom he txpec:ea would arrive mere
from New York city about the 15:h OF this
mouth. when they together we're to settle upon
so,n4 ,ncsli,y in one Of the Western States a.
thr;r nermanen. boms. DR.. GTinnell graduated
~ ,hr Medical College ia Albany, Ne" York
1fter receiving his d,poms, be Travelled
through several Of tie southsrn o:a&ess ana
Gna.ly On his return ccmuenetd t1o PF9ct,ee OF
rnedictne in Waterloo, DE- ha'b Co.. lco'anA~
Hsre he gained considerable ce:ebr!ty - sor,
1.nn. He was m honursry member OF several
Medical Socie.ies, b3,h IN New ofk ana !nua'
sn.. and w1oto teveral works On Anatomy
-h;eh wers highly p1lzed By the profession
r. 80 also asbistAnt etI'tor OF tue y asesle<
1,.,.nc1ot. and contributed in no smAl deGIe'
- ~ p'orpe.lty and welf4:e O. that ths1'aa'
tor1 ~ rhiie resident there. He WI long o
1a'nemhered by the ci.izeDs Of De .lb County
a. III k1nd heart and manly beafto guneo ~
~, L.. .n,nv warn aud lasting friends, who NJ
deeply mourn his loss .,..:. I'D f,;ard
III Doctor has several reia1ons aoo lfaena H.
IN III. civ. Also in H,ltsd&ie, Mscn1een. ~
hia .ped p.rep.s, and most Of MS fe'at1ses ~
freEds. reside in New York, "he5e ne = ~ algl
II respected, To them tho news OF n1s a"oue
| death will be tet13ble Blow
, 1860-10-17
VOLUME XIV.

deem herself in November. The vote of this
town, bF actual count, reaches lou strong
sixty gallant Republicans uud ~ trembling
Drmocra:s {Sq a1terites.)
This evening thsre xese SO Wide Awakes par-
aiding the streets, v ho lock enthusiastic dcon-
fi1ent; they are ane corps of gallant men. On
Friday thirty three guns were fired for Lincoln
and Ham!in. Douglas stack 40 per cent below
par, aud rapidly decrcasiog. You will hear
lrom CID Woodiord With pleasure.
Yours, G. ". II.
, 1860-10-17
Woo od{oFd Coming ILL.,
Cef1ts, onde.e: # the Pres aud Tribune.
EL rA,o. Wnodford Co. ILL.,.

O7r town, heretofore unusually quiet, has
beeu thrown in o greet excitement " : re.
cent returns Of the StH:e elections of 0bio,
t,xnusylva,ia nud tnd54at. ua Friday night,
when full aud pos,tive returns kad reached III,
our enthusiastic Republicans, covered Iii over
vi. glory as The '"joy'ul ndlnsa from the
i:as." brought. oas ,ne ''!out rnouthed can.
A. sh u; NJ. making The +'Fu-ion " r.ukt
ou1te wi Il :fear xcd trsnb:iug." and to loot
III wa.ery e,e 10 the lxr West, Ut the sta
rtkxs.ino !" Ayg4a: Priaeith
Woodiord county has heretofore been tlnstut
I'd With tbs hane of Democracy lot wA 70
, 1860-10-17
HIGH FlkEI{sHTA.

During the past eek lake freights to Buf.
falo a2d o.wego ave advanced to lie per
bu.hel on grain Yesterday vessels were en-
gagged 10 take wheat from Milwaukee to Buff
falo al the rate o! ooc per bushel, and 20 Os-
wego at c5ic per tns:;ci.
These arc the highest rates Of freight paid
sicce 1856. o. 1h. 18th Of Octobtr Of that
yesr, 25c PER hushel was paid for wheat 10
H,Iff.fc
, 1860-10-17
2)rcss u TribttilG.


TKuMNULk AT THE WAN.
We arc authorized 10 announce that our dis
uoguishc1 Senator, Hon. LYMAN TRrNpCt1,
than whom no man Irving has stronger hold
upon the Republicans Of Chicago, will speak
oa Saturday eveLins next at the Wigwan1.
lie will 10 Gte etei hy an OVERLOOKING house.
Senator T1umbull will a'so speak at Blue
Island on Monday, TIE 2end inst. Lst our
friends make inn. diato arrangements fer get
ting out large crowd.
, 1860-10-17

PxnsoxAL-Hou. n. S. Lindsay, England ;
Hon. Schuyler Coltax, Indiana; Hon. Galu*ha
A. Grow, psuney1vaaia; wu1ter Bennett srd
lady, New 0flesrs; II. Conner and Aiss Con
ner, Tennessee; Miss Ter1il', Virginia; r.
Hsppersalt, E q Philadelphia; Thos. stiDsoD,
E:a Hamilton, c. W., and W.T.. S:hodeld'
England, are at present sejourning at tho R:ch
mQnd House.
, 1860-10-17

DEATH IN TIE Lockrp.-01 Aondsy noon, q
mau, rama unsnown, but who had every intl-
cAtiou of being hsbitual ard desperate drit T.
ez, Vas brought to the South Side lookup dead
drunk. 1t six o'clock tie same evening he =.
pired. lie WAS about forty years Of age.
, 1860-10-17

Miss GItBERr-ArosEer lot Ct "Giss Gil"
bert's Career" the nsw noyel By tie author OF
"T:mo.by Titcemb,' has been received by Nc
Sally + Co., 81 Dearborn Street, where e1"ays
nav be found mcst Of TIE principal new books,
and well selected sto:k Of staple and fancy
6tatinrfrY.
, 1860-10-17

MORE squAsu.-At his res,derce piece in
Hyde Park, r. L Sherman, Esq, has this year
raised frcm u single seed, ninety.tisht ripe
sweet potato squ.shes, and twelTe which we're
nearly full grown with nipped by the frost.
The largest weighed thirty -niae pounds, ard the
smallest q neteeu.
, 1860-10-17

Hcus ron TIE FRrESnLEss.-Au adjourned
meeting, for speci:l ED important business, Of
The Board Of Managers, will b. held a. tbs
Home this {Wedceseay) afternoon at o'clock.
general Tendance oi the members Is request
I'd. E. F. DICKINSON, Sec'Y.
, 1860-10-17

uAcKuAS Rus 0vEn.-Thcmas Carol, dElser
of hack No. ~, owned by II. Fill, wa1 run oser
by h's carriage yesterday afternoon aaa &c.
vere1y irj,red, at the corner Of Jackson snd
Wells street. lie fell from his seat in tit, as Is
supposed, whilo the horees we're go'og At fn'l
sneeL. lie WIS taken 10 ls home.
, 1860-10-17

fndiAnns
The Sta< journal Of Monday contnlus returns
for Governor, reported and official, from every
county in the State, which foo: up as follows,
BY msjorities:
Lane Iep........2asoi He'd ickr. Dea.-. .ls,s0s
Lines majority lo,os2. The etlicial returns
may va.J this ore way Or the o;her. Lanes
m.jority will be about 10000.
MEMBERS ~ CONGRESS.
The Delegation in Congress- will stand ~ fol-
lows:
DIST.
/. .IaAn L1.1.
=. Jtmrs 4. Crarers.
3, +Wi,1i4n, Mckee Damn.
4, William ). 3t[m7n.
S. Gorge ~. Julian.
G. ALBERT 6. partsr.
:. D. " Fo3'Ae6s.
s. Albert s. VII te.
8. %Schuyler Clifax.
10. william Mitchell
II. John p. C. S7a-ks.
t1,rn.,1can> IN lotnan-DtmocrtB In !a.lc--sass &c
| rct. trtscnI metuoe:h.
LEGISLATIVE.
tn. Legislature will stand as follows:
Snr.-K.s uh ant.-.. ......-S uemoeta..'
u,a.e-lirp 1p caus..-..-.. .-o' OeuoS'AS''''--'''
| On joint ba.lot-..-....ss
Republican u',j oEity "a.
, 1860-10-17

time,- 49, O'~
-. ;.
tB II your teeth are poor, raEe tfen; II
good, preserve them, bs usluK ~. AHPolts
Tooth Powder, the best In use: aeH ~ ear
gent, Apothecary, cornor ct Randolph AID
.-e, ~. r commenced r.,,c II.
a!nss IT. 5;s..,.. ~ ~ darier.. ,ha: ~
hsnt 10 os ~ no,n,en.Hcs ba. won.
husotnas e1p.ess'oa ~ =. ns ,hat ~ a,T.r.
der1ni!9 mi 1otea' S9 S15a tai sas' s.x. ~ 49, -
eace ID tce qaanJ q. .de ~; Gteas psh1,,, ,ono;
mas unoouotto'y ensesa tots - n. - Good
saoa o. teapss " 10 p1' 49, h.l;.x.. h.s =
Sweet "noesone ~ ~, r,r,, 49, -
sely petceP"p,e uau T. x, 49, y. ~ 49,.
aisposn'oa' ;., a1r,s 49, - y. It i.
sod oy ms. efo;ets aua ss'!eeeePe' ~ .a 49,
oe oouzns .. "1oiesatG ai1D...a nfon eu' n,7sk
, 1860-10-17
THE OCTOBER ELECTI0NS


pepuayivan3A,
We have returns for uoveruor, ciicial and
estimated, from the entire State. The mnjori.
ties foot up as loliows:.
Curt1n's majority ,l62
The cflicial returns, nay Of course change
this appazent majorily thousand votes Que
way or the other-
, 1860-10-17

o1rRtp bl.c,u friends, M doubt, are aw are
that these companies have teca organized for
The narpose of working and not for play. Each
one of thur organ s.ions il: perfectly indpea-
dent Of the other, aad eachis Obliged to sustain
and support 1tsel', lavt no outside means Of
dong so, except euch amaH contributions rs
trieads to the cauee leef pleased to give thenl-
Theae political clubs ose attended with grea:
expense. acd that expense falls On 1nsn who
chnn ot afford it. Euch parade, mada al night.
cps.s at las: fifty dollars, aad whlfo our own
tr,s nds look on aud ADMIRE The sight. aad whtla
eaeh display n!uees into their 5earss fresh cour,
age. they do not thlsk that the means to pay al
| Ids i. drawn from .ne pockets OF the u1tc.anic
xrd the iabor,ng r'a:1- :'or1r Q: these cllbs are
! noF in cebr, and tnsy h.re no me2I4 tn psJ NJ
less our Rspubica. f1:erjs step 1:r~ard aad
| s.tist them, nhica they certainly ought 10 do
btfare some Of than c1sband ;cE wtLt OF sap
pptt: let 1has aid he extended to then ~tlch
tntv need now. is the can paigu jra@s to 5
close sc men ire exotcsed to work knrde-,
and more abo. Will be done, aud nare expresses
will be Incurred, the next ta.es weeks than all
combined rrevious to tEis-
| L.tit not be said in tie rarks OF the nemn
| crHte that mar Of cuE clubs have o!sb&oted to'
want Of + helping h.Id bs!rg extssced tothen
hy those whose duty it il T., sustain and kceI
tten up. LIT no m.n who :nsy he called upo.
iby OF whu ho knows 10 Z right aud e 1mpos
tor) refuse the aid which v7ill te9d 10 Eu .,at'
ApQ keep &liTe bEe uJFE ~ HALs0 12tl :" ~
Aw.ks Club is TOW +usta ned. We will do OF
tu:y il ocr outside friends will do theirs "A
rerpand to this call for hele.x
E.ch Democr tic club is fallr sustained b
its friends, as they veil understand he impS1
tunes aud value Of these o:gariz ID bodies, N
we trust and hope TINT Republicans will not b
rsmj.s in their duty in this appeal to them.
Money can be atus by those who are n
: called upon, to either Of tie Presidents or ca
,ains Of my Club, or cxa be sen: to George =
E G.g-. E=q fremont n,use, teri7aa:i7g ~h1t
t G!u , IL Is oeslgoel fsr, aId i: will be handed
d them By cur IFayd CoumRuder.
9 II bshan Of tha cause,
l. 4 WORKING WIDE AWAKE.
, 1860-10-17

Mus.cAL MATTERS We arc glad to welcome
again the corcsrt season, which opens in Chi
c,go under more promising susp!css THAI ever
before. And frs. We have Br5aos new a7d besu-
tiful Music Hal, than which there is scarcely
finer in the U1i!ed States. We have also new
Ansic,l Society, the Philharmonic founded. it
i, not iuvidious to cay, III .tr auspices aud with
a promise no musical organization in Caicaso
eyes erjoyed a: the ou,stt, with Hans Dalaska.
lite and long CT cur sister city, Milwaukee,
whoa. l,ss is cur gaia ii oae Of the best m Isl
o,1 directors in the United States. We no:ics
ssso tha: Mra. Eru,. Gi!lirghau Dostwiek Is
ia the city at home again, and hear it hiat:d
as iude.i We hops i. may b. t:re, that she " II
next north inzugurase u series OF her charm
ing Parlor Conctrts. Tbs season just opened
| /, 10 b. madz brilliant cue by both home an'
| foreign tIlect.
, 1860-10-17

Wts1 S1nE JUNIOR WIDE AwAkEs -foc ara
hereby no.,ned 10 appeal as your NAL corner OF
Morgan and Randolph streets, as n. H., on
We: nesday evening.
, 1860-10-17

t)lsf.
/. +G<o'ge 4. Psrde!on.
: Q *.ohn A. Gur'ey.
8. *E3.ment L. IoIindighdm.
4 *IPi.ti1m Am.
S. +Jsn,es n. Abbey.
!. G. CAitsoa Il. White.
Z. +rhomas Cor%ir-
s. Samuel She!llbarger.
.. W.rrtn r. At1 Z, gain.
~. *c41y 4 Trimb;e.
IL. Valentine u. Ho1tor, gain.
~. +Samul S. C1t.
l3. *John Sherman. -
il. *Hn11ifo7 G. B.ske-
Is. Gorge Na9sat, gain.
lC. William r. t'uller.
II. .t1mes X Arris, gsin.
is. *oldney E5gerton.
u. Albert G. Riddle.
90. ~ ohn Hutch:ua.
Il. ~ ohn A. Bingham.
1:epusi caua IN .sm2t-Derocsats In ita!cs-saza d.
not. Ile=eLt mssnoefa.
Thirteen Repubiiceus-eightD Democrats. III
Republicans lose tns oh, 15:h and 17'h Di:
tsic.s, ard gain the 1lth.
, 1860-10-17

The reported results for Congress are as fol-
lows:
Dist.
/. Jnhn II. Butler. {Qain.)
2. *Edward Joy Morris.
3. *John P. v4Free.
4. William D. k-liey.
5. William Morris Davis.
- John hickman.
I. Thomas u. tooptr. {aaiu.)
81 (. Anconu, {gain.)
Q. +ihaddeus S.evees.
10. +1ohn ". k.lirger.
IL. *JAues II, Csmtbe
IL. *,;eorge ". Scranton.
]a. Pai'ip .ih.son.
II. *.;1lusha 4. Grow.
IS. #Jaues r. Hale.
1s. Iot<ph Bdi'<y. (gain.}
il. %Edw.1d Mcpherson.
IS. +Stuuet S. Blair.
~. *Johu Covode.
90. An 1Tew stewart. (galn.}
Il. *J-mes 4. Morehe3d-
20. *llobert Mcknight
23. Juhu IT. Wallace.
81. Jnhu Patten.
rs. *E'j III Bab5itt.
lR.publicans in r. 7an Democrats in italiei
stars denote present members.
Total-el Repub icaus aud 4 Democrats.
Present Congress, O. Republicans; 5 Democrats
LEGISLATURE.
Uoa.t-i pub.cz1a.... Il Observation-Disclosures
Joint Baio'.. q
Republican msj jo1aly.... ...... ........5l
, 1860-10-17
THE CITY.

e Bryant Bs'l / Stratton'a Commercial
College is uow open day and evening, for in
struc,ion in bookkeeping, commercial law,
commercial computing end writing.
, 1860-10-17

l4ee; H5y LIZ: i;s!,; .ot ~; = ;
Whtat. ba ....1r.-s&As 6:~@ a!e%n 3!n:"s ....
Corr saLt%, 4,'ds1 T., As FL ass
0lta, bu .-... At'.,es. ~ 3niu Fl ~
Ntr. fu...---...- ~ - ,,st.. 1s..E; 1..E19
H&tRy. ba.....--.+ sIt..-- +~a'ees !'
L, duc1g tho a,ur TO bushels, tho totsl
reccipts Of grain in this city sihce the lss e1
January l.s., fcot up 2o 5e7 .ol9 bushels
aea;rst l4ll5.75e bushels received ao5'Se
tie co1resp ondirg period ia 1859.
The follow,nz table shows the estimated
am,un. o. flour Ind graic in store in this
city: ,sc
CUT E-oot.-''''""'."'S' ......... g1r.+s6
GuEs.
, 1860-10-17

FoR GRAND HAVEN AND MCsEFcoS--lhe
steamer Comet leaves Goodrieh's deck this ere.
nin3 for the aoorc poTta at fevea O'Clock as
heretofore Advertised. Does not stop at Kaclae
or kenosha.