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, 1860-07-28
MFuhfonss u In New Jerxev.

Three Stste Conventions met at Trenton Ter,
terday to form Electoral Tickets for rI,e i,r.s;-
dentiel election, First there W. one n.i,.d hx
tha Democraric Staia Connittee. ~ ann.;.:!
I'd Of 100 sunporter. Of Hrrctinr;d1s ~ 3no
supporters Of Douglas; thla body nomin.trd @ ~ y
Fusioa ticket, committing Of ,hres BrerI;nr;doa
men, three Bell men. and one an calied I1on nIss
man; if the vote Of The Stato viii eI4cs INV ans
Of tie three candidates then iii .hese Electn-s
are to 90 for him: if not, ther are fo Tota 81
they please, provided that ia no erent ara 1bar
to Iote for Lincoln. This Qonyrution ~. 49,
dull and entlrely undisturbea, '
Ee1t there waa the 3 III and Everett Conxac. j.
ton, where there was a liyely tune. and zhs-a
the cha1gs Of Commercial Purposes va. mneh h
dselt niun. This body nominated fuH t;ckct.
giving the State Committee power to ali
vas4ncieF. -. $50 -. ! -.
Finally there was straight Douglas Copveu-
tor called BY the New Jeney members Of The
t 1emSeE.tls aS sas.onal COMMITTEES, which vas BY
tar the most enthusiastie and harmonious Of
tne tnsee- defe lnll Oonglas ticket was nom-
laa!ea' nos ncindlng ths so'caiied Douglas man
oo ne r fas'on a. Aeket ihe Fo'ce Of thus Con.
Fennon a., .as hll for War.
II "a!1 6e eesJ 70 ralse howl against The
straight o?nglasltes ~ proseriptive md ipjadi.
elons' hpt IN tact they have done what they
, 1860-07-28

"secsssion" is the order Of the day in Penn
sylyania. a portion Of the Douglas members
Of the Democratic State Executive Committee
short time since called Sta:e Convention
and mass-meeting to be held at Harrisburg on
the 26th inst, to nominate new electoral
ticket. Another portion Of the Douglas fac
ton Of the same Committee, protested loudly
against The movement, and denounced Halde-
man aud ForDey for their agency in it.
Nevertheless tho Convention was held, the
ticket nominated, and everything is now at
si1ea and sevens in the Douglas camp. There
are now three electoral tickets in the field: J.
Lincoln Republican,; 2. Breekinrikge and
Douglas Democratic; 3. Douglas Democratic
pure and simple. 1sany one go blind rs not
to SEQ the November issue Of this medley?
, 1860-07-28

The following whereas and resolutions were
unanimously:
Mr. Alien. Of Kane, moved the adoption ol
the following: -
WnxaEAs, Honorable Francis A. Hofrmuun,
Of Dupage county, was nomina'ed, BY acclarna-
tion for the important position OF Lieutepant
Governor, By the Decatur Convention, but hEs
through i'll health. which for the time seemed 10
be permanen. ,ndisposition, been led to decline
that nomination;
And, whereae, tho health Of Mr.. Hoffa,ann
has since his deelination been restored, and bis
friends now believe that there is DO obstscie to
his resuming his position upon the State ticket,
tn which be had been advanced BY the partially
Of his party;
ceived the nopinatio IN Of his party for the sarne
position by reclamation, but retired from the
canvass In consequence Of his ineligiblity, by
which separate acts OF the Republican party rf
Illinois, it has been demonstrated that Mr. HoG-
mann has the entire confidence Of the party,
md that he is the man Of their choice.
And, whereas, in the retirement Of Mr.. Hoh:.
mann it leaves the whole Northern half Of the
rcte is obtained. without a single Representa-
tire: Therefore, /;
-RksoIefd, That we. the representatives Of the
most populons Congressional District in th.
State, do earnestly desire und urgently Request
Honorable Francis a. Hoffman, to reconsider
his declinatiun and resume his position On the
State ticket, 3cr which be is 80 clearly the pref
erence Of the Republicans Of Illinois, and there
by avoid the liability to difficulty in filing the
vacancy.
Raolutd, That the President Of this Conren-
tion be, and he is hereby appointed, to deliver
copy OF these Resolution. to Mr. Hoffmanu
without delay, and that Nr. Hoffman, is hereby
requested, at his earliest convenience, TO make
known to the party his decision with reference
thereto.
, 1860-07-28
HON. i. n. ARNOLD.

ii
After struggle between him and lis CON-
petitor which is without precedent in this
district for length and, We had almost said,
bitterness, Mr. I. N. Arnold was nominated
for Congress by the Republican Convention st
Dixon, On Thursday 2ast. The nomination
was rads in accordance with party usage, and
expresses the will Of tie Republicans Of the
district, as it certainly does the will Of the
party in Cook county. We take it for granted
that the bad blood which has been engendered
in the preliminary canvass Of the ziyal candi.
dates will not he remembered .by either purity
now that the struggle has come to Al end
but that tho Arnold men ard Faznsworth men
will engage in new but friendly strife to de-
termine who will do the most for HONEST ON
ABE and the Republican ticket. The great
interests that arc staked on,this campaign do
not admit Of lukcwarnness On the part Of any
Of the friends Of Republican principles; and
the party will not hold him guildess who i'm
perils the success Of a great cause By moping
over small disappointment in the choice Of
, 1860-07-28

: GREAT WILL CASE IN .NoarH CARol1xA-OxE
HuspsEp NEGROES SIR FRkK.-We learn from
the 1redtll Express that the esse of Solomon
Aslrs will occupied the Superior Court Of That
after the Jury had retired. 'Mr. Hall had made
will leaving one hundred negroes md other
property to hia only child, = daughter, who Vt
teswards married Mr. Eeely against his wish,
whereupon be made another will leaving his
negroes free and bequeathlng most Of his prop
e'ty to them. Tho suit was to set aside tie last
will. An hour after the case had eone 10 The
jury. Nm. Neely's counsel proposed to receive
$1S. 900 and e. 900 which the will gaze her, the
estate to pay the court costs, $500, she to pay
her OWL lawyer 5000. Ths proposition was
accepted. The negroes will b. tent to Liberia.
The jury stood nine against aud three fol tho
aside tbs verdict if it bad been against the vii.
, 1860-07-28

43@AX&
We understand that measures have been
taken TO secure the presence aud services CT
number Of the most distip pguisted speakers in
tho United States, in Illinois, alter the harvest
is od the hands Of the people. Appointments
will then be made for thsm AZ rapidly as is
consistent with their other engagements. The
farmers are now struggling with'a bouutiful
crop. After that is secured, Northern Illinois
will be shakea up to a majority for Old Abe
which will ast ,und Republicans themselves
, 1860-07-28

At the Congressional Convention at Dixon,
As. Lirned, Of Cook, By leave, offered the fol.
lowing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
.Re.0stt Tint the Fepusncan party Of the lint Con-
Es"o<l uif1e m Couv Assrn h1e6, 4r1ln ~xree.
their loyalty 10 The rFarelptt ey and te ,rhts
Of man etnu1aee1 Ia thst n0le political Platform adopted
n the Nation Convrattn n Ch4ca+o.
ao'r~ds That cnn1FA nta.e lhe Republicans Of tho
6sste and Throughout the unou. upon nniuatlop of
tkat noble n 1nor rahar In In. for tne tcc
Up esdent = q rntea ss.sss eot r. u hin
known asa ~h 'te dntn Euth dt,ns Z. Lin 10 adosn
f.te lEclss nsas h .he attnE sesr Of Tic pssty oi
Freedom in The k7eat q usest which h iMTtn6'ne.
ssofed Thhl E1Atn2te the 1t[u licsn tsty on
TIE Aoscous rreepeen If the reaching c,pfass md
look forward wtt1 Asue1 msie1.nn elee,o, et
Lincoln and Haulln b. III overwhelming ma} rtty No
verbe7 Il.
Reso'ntd 1h.' e recognize In Hannibal Hsmn rurs
and 1fader II tte Hrp lI aS. Who dit nxuIsh
"a s-rve4a entities HIN .rnce ar tie ra;tT s.d
1T NOMINEE sus The Cd Of Wee rresiden Of The Uaied
6kAtra-
Re.le~ That heartily tn.ose the aomiaat,ou. for
Eats ace4 IT our late a:e cnt on eng tti1K In
Richard 1atea glorious ch4uaslun the gent e4pte Of
tos a5or AID hs Of EoaE who vii ead u Il 10
'1s:as Na11.
, 1860-07-28


The Aissowi Epulioan-the ablest aud most
influential Douglas Journal that NE receive
has letter from New Orleans sympathizer,
who eays:
"As Douglas and Brectiuridge stand upon
tA< .ame platform in regard 10 1he rights Of 6k,
pery in tho 1trr1&or5-s, few thinking men assert
any preference for the latter On account of bis
Southern citizenship, and there is, consequent:
II, nothing left to stimulate such preference"
, That does not tally we'll with Mr.. Douglas
recent speeches for the Northern market, but
VIC believe it is in substantial accordance wl:h
the fact. The main difference is, that Mr.
Breckenridge goes straight to The point Of max
ing slavery consti,utiona|ly and internationally
legal in every Territory, while Mr. Douglas
comes to the same point BY indorsing the bred
Scott decision, and every other decision which
the Supreme Court has given or may give look,
ing to the saue end. HIS IL only the eoyness Of
the damsel who says to her adorer. "Ycu
shan't kiss me unless you are stronger than J.
which know you are" There il not an inch
Of free soil in continent Of it.-M +. Tribune.
, 1860-07-28

the Solemn Responsibility Of Sections
Suppose Oh grand church organ, skillful
| organist Is bringing ont ali tho noble passages
Of lot us say, hczart's Requiem. The congre-
CATION are hushed in awe, as ths food Of har-
monJ fills, rolls aud swells throughout the IN
terio-. Suddenly tho sound dies out, family
and 7ottertngly, midway one of the grandest
strains. Organist is in despair, shnmps On the
keys, stamps on pedals, and dtstractedly pulls
out all the stops,-no, he don't do this, he
knows better, he knows the instrument is in
perfect order, and traces the fault home where
IN IN obscure corner an individual is employed
at few shillings week moving pump handle
up and down, simple aud unlaborious process
not sufficiently prominent to give the operator
share Of the credit for /" "Aezut's Requiem"
but nevertheless vital, a. We have Seen
Then the oEganist if he be hasty, Is musicians
some times are, and psotane, point on which
trustees don't inquire too deeply,-ssJsto to tho
operator On the pump-handle. - Why in blank
don's Jon blow" Whereupon the pump handle
man who perhaps fell asleep, stands awakened
and reeuked, pumps In supply Of fresh air
and tho pipes wske up to their dutY, aud all
goes merrily.
But in the church below, and in the sida gal
1ef1es around about, are banks Of human keys
that are. responding to the touch OF the occu-
pat OF the pulpit. He holds aud sn4ys them
u his powerful discourse. suddenly one white
headed oiai key does'nt respond, or does it with
heavy breathing and poddiog hesd, and eyes
closed to the Tanities Of the world. Then
leghcra bonnet hides two eleepy eyes, aud all
over the house the preacher begins to find keys
that don't respond. He goes On, sad that he
canuot Keep bia nock awake. hunliliated for
himself, pitifu!s for the congregation and all the
while the t1ouble aud difficulty rests with the
twin. brother Of tbs pump. handle operator On
the organ loft, the sextt'n who has taken the
contract to supply the hot'se with fresh air and
-aon't do it.
IL our view, whether one" would rather be
door-keeper in the houAe Of tA'e Lord than 10
dwell in the tents of wickednesa depends very
much upon what percentage Of loss Of good
doctrine Is to bs set down to thu account OF
these door-keepers" who pay no regard to tue
ventilation Of their respective churches we
can easily imagine that some We wot Of, in thus
view, are deeply in arrears, and wou Id fare bet
ter in the *teuts."
Churches, too many Of them, are built in the
first place 10 save fuel BY being air.ti,;ht. Then
an ingenious stupidity is exercised. te ndsrly 70
shut IN the impure atmosphere left BY acrowd-
ed congregation 1t the end Of Sshba' h service,
to be "warmed over" on the ees ing Lords
dnr Is il a wonder A1eepr audit are 1,.ton &o
, 1860-07-28
VOLUME XIV.
Political Discussion at the Wixxxam.
GH1tQlR Qf the Press and Ts,hn..,

HoIataca1 Discussion at the WixxAm
1eto's Of The Pres. and Tribune:
:. ceFtain Joung men styling themselves q
" Committee appointed By the Republican Club
Of Chicago" have made IN engagement to hold
political discussions In the W1gwam. these
youth have permitted the crafty squhtter po1iti.
clans to pull the wool over their eJes to ridi-
culoua extent. In the 6rst place, they propose
to*cpeh our Republican wigwam to allow d.
veEs and suudry pro slavery dcuagogues to air
tte!t' Vocabulary and adIestiss themselves In
our building. Cd. They hare consented to dis
cuss series Of questions thtt put the Repub.
licans On the defensive brings our lines under
fire, while the pro slavery side il under cover.
The 1erdancy Of this agreement will be eeen by
stating the proposit,ons to be discussed, .iz:
list Has Con9re5s the power to prohiioi. slav-
cry inthe Territories = md T 80, ought il to ex-
'ercite such powerY
~, = Ought tie s,I; Rspues1n party to triumph in
sought IL e Republican party to be defeated
in this presidential Campaign on account OF its
Of slavery!
In tbis; bright arrangement the Republican
party is to be arfaigned ike prisoner at the
bur, and tried BY these squatter prosecutors
in our Republican Wigwami
The young men hare shown themselves to be
perfect 3lstterniches in diplomacy
II the squatteEites are very anxious to have
political debate, why not hold il in thetr own
building Amphitheatrer-an let us
discuss the grss: iring issues before the
country, which may be stated in the following
questions, viz:
recognize property in mani (Republicans,
No; Squatters, fea)
'at aas Shareholder the Constitutional right
to carry al6yes inlo territory az property? and
have the Squ2tters an equal right By means Of
uufriendly legislation to abolish such slavery
In other WORDS, may : thing be lawfully driven
"a~sy +, from place where Il has lawful right
Republicans. No.
8. Haye the people Of 3 Territory, under the
provisions Of the Nebraska. Kansas bill, the
right to choosa their own rulers and gurern
,htmselves: (Douslas Democrats, Yes; Re.
p IL s II he nu i,,,1 If An.,;r,n c;t;7s, - A.
1ermiuiug their political action on the question
Of slavery in the free Territo1i or free etatee,
to conform TO the opinions Of MAE respectable
old gentlemen of the Supreme Court .as required
by the Rickline resolution in the Douglas Ma.
tlonat Platfor1nf douglas Democrats, Yes;
Lincoln Republicans, No.
These questions corer the topics tho people
are thinking about and discussing. and the
ones they will vote on this fall Are Coz.
AcConas, Judge Scstes, Dr.. Davis aud Ala.
Perkins ready to debate these propositions in
North's Arnphitheatre:
-
, 1860-07-28
MASS MEETING AT lana.


The Chicago / Rook Island Railroad Company having
oakh thef Agents. 1eElel tax Of cent per bu.ke
epoa al grains shpe I'd from this point the ra,m.rs fell
Ing aEeved wish show their reseu 1t
taauDtu.t taxat7n- The Railroad Company does not n.
10" privilege Of loadlnz sud hppinx ssaa
unefs ~e pay them 30 upon evey thousand bushels tes
VIC do Lot object to plyit9 the customary wa.ehouse
eh1Eges, rhera 1t to their warehouse to, ve
wsh 10 have tie privilege Of weighing a1d shiptllx our
own sEsn npoa the track It any us ht va 1t to do
fo and act be obliged pay 90 per bushels for
having cur xrain weighted
The d!tet effect Of tha s5stem IL exclude other bur-
s Il a1id T. B. Aesnls ftp coming aopx ps 4. It ey
cannot eoUpste hvotaofy with The Ccmpany,s Agents.
Other Comp.nl=s kTznk the prri1exs OF 1oaau upon
The tack se Of charge and they xva buyers the same
pr!vilege Thousands Of buhss OF grain Of the up
1s:s, that would hare been shipped upon ths Railroad
{we:e for & taxi hays kone the Ch caso bur
llnkton Quincy 3. R. md amot Ito :ize crop Of 1871
viii Be eansed To the osaar haAds uniesa this x b 10
moved.
Xehave had sevt1a meetings =. this ont and the feel
Ing at Insnat sk1nst ths Il Intense aad uni
versl In ,a, thers IA aluEs individual that p1e
tends to Eindicate deena tho 31cEt sd Ten.
paay and ksY. fnrsooth would Hks to aka frc
Ice f4<na SUN equal tos pef cent. Of their crop r
dmpy weighing their galn! When tho price Of cats I,
twenty btsh aad that pe,haps has been the ~
e.1ss .hs m yeas they receive twentieth pat cf Tho
pzoeetdz which Is equ1 10 s pr cent
In v'ev Of hsss facts vs have adopted Tho following
resolutions:
W..,a,.. 1hs c. hrs through thet.
~ Of enc exnt Pr bu! Il On Al &yn this
Th,Isfo.s re the undskess. hereby .Ees to Ia,p
Or aell 70 b shipped. Any &ran on Aad HAilroAd,
not o4def or CAUSE 10 pe .hppxd any fright o.
Tnat VI viii cot pat,onlze Ae.ehaat Nechane Ct
hratnesa man Of whatever occupation, dorx bua.ne In
Anravsn. vho ahlps receive oi1 frssht over u Ra
1oai OF who ta1els said staosd that vii iath-
fully adhere 10 tha aorve resolutions the tax of ore
cent PEI bu!I e % k1a!n IS wnclls remaved.
Resoa Ih14 the A-ove resot1tous take effect Ao snd
A1er this tay, June "a. 1890.
resoutors The ra1ea Of 80 Of ths ctzens
th= tawnahip Of Annawan attached and the oxnes Of
10c aerts Ct k.atp, which win be shipped upon tbs C.
R. R. r. hfs tAx u Isaov<d. This E Of nasss II,
iii resdsn:s Of tbs township of AnaAvao AID voad b
sA.t t. that does not eonp,ias Ii ofs
O freight hat Ibis Railroad Company Will loss tcns t.
ht.tlca II Anna.an- Tas prndsA part Of our hoan.s
raen-AeEchaaA Aeca.alea, 4e-havs aIss.dy erasfed
Ito ne Above e9ntsaet !yH<33st.
, 1860-07-28

Rev. Mr. Woeotrs {S-v Eng and chu1ehl Asvs 70 ii
to discontinue th shaah evening d.coulaa dnx The
naming 3a1blths ot tke SUMMER:
-Mhs Ella +. g bson. tSpdtua'ist}. ~tl lecture II
KrEshury H.1l tomorrow (sunday} Il los O'Clock
nd 74 O'Clock r-H-
Church of the As-ensoa--Psotefaat Ep!seopa.-on
Oak sEeet the corner Of We N. D. i open sr d.
vlna .ervtea sreQ Sunday At 10 oecek. A. ~ and ~
o'clock P. 4. Sunday Sch 'o@ II F. II. Rev. William
Fulton Refer
, 1860-07-28

AEssRs Ep11oRs: The attention Of the public
was called some two months since. to m insti.
tution founded By some Of our benevolent ia
dies for the assistance Of poor laboring women,
by taking charge of their children during tbs
absence Of the mothers at their daily tasks. A
nursery and home under the superintendenre
Of a matron, and the supervision Of several Ia
dies, was established. and has become one Of
our bast charities. For the greater convenience
Of the class 10 be benefited, the nursery has
been removed to No. ISL North Market street,
where children are received for daily care, and
where, also, women At service can place their
children for permanent board and care at small
cost. The ladies trust that generous public
will sustain this excellent charity, aud any do
nataons, in provisions or money, sent to Mrs
Samuel Howe, corner OF Pine and Erie streets,
will be thankfully received. Il.
, 1860-07-28

TIE RocxY MOUNTAIN Ssvs--H- E. Bounds
and Edward Bliss, formerly connected With the
Chicago L<adsT, have purchased half of the
Roeky -Ko,mtain F<tes. paper published in
Denver Cit7
, 1860-07-28

E Now il the time to bring your Lard,
AstTal, Camphene aud Fluid Lamps, and have
them altered to burn that economical sad bril-
liant non explosive light-kerosene Ola:
Mobiles Lamp aud Oil Enporium-l2o Clark
street, between Washington and Madison sts..
iY 23oH
, 1860-07-28

~ We call the attention Of our comuercia
readers to tbs advertisement +" To Merchants
in smother column Of our paper. He is man
of mar !r'7sex1e7;st rA"' St. Loris and Iowa
naa IL :o1saa:@ pea,et IL Il: e3.ume:e3 Of
10 West,
, 1860-07-28
HANNIBAL CITY PROPERTY
1A Yor 0At1
1T II Bs4RG.AL1.

ofer fo1 eale 1t 0s>at Hx.Ra!n NJ Hole. property
kuara u tie "TOSCkAt u0CSE," s.dA,xu On
Front street. between Hill srt Bird Streets Hannibal Ms
s3uE.
This Hotel built Of brick ard store IL three H.
hh ft: tett froEt .1y tes DEEP VIII ~ 81 t~eaty b.
Ord and dtyswo tse. deep with trst rats house
tie b1k part.
Tnls house haA A}waTa done aod IL do'nK - No.
huanesA being the beat location IN he city nakrz
noaey. nv only 1eAsens tor sell lhIs rrupexy, u III.
ny htsl' Il sueh ahzt c1nnoS attend 10 bustne4A
Aleo. my nouse aad lot kkuAt<d Fourth atest b.
tween Hill and Bird leets tt house IL good swestoJ
f1ne with stone basement and contains IL Io0m%
dfsk EAie eneIu. t. kFutt be4rin9 trte1
md Ahubbe1y on the lot. Jfo. q. T3NCKAT.
~ f:r pAtlGaars address Or apply to ALEI.C. ION
GRAF. No. Levee. Hannibal. NJ
Rux11xcxa- a-L4nnb + | afenan, Thomas /. Hay1!s
Atfofuefx 4 Law. IL ubuntha. No. fT<efp1 I,
, 1860-07-28

IL new article Of food of The tubercular
kind, has recently been discovered in the nei H.
boshood Of Cuenza, New Granada. It is aahrub
srovio. the h eht o. th,ee feet. It's root pro-
dn:, ta47r:.s. ;Yal2. is iq.gy. a.:est, aod
edibls F&K, -,
, 1860-07-28
CHICAGO, SATURDAY. JULY q, 1856
The Homo Field Of Mtaxiona,


-- ..,---
| Inc Home T's'o VI H1i1A'on@'
among tne 7'lu 'ena4u'u1 'ssu''' y, Pero'
occurring '~o years OF nof' s,a''' .n'ea COZ
e5eo pelloo OF se'sfa' .uua'us WIZ 's more
mafAed enects' xoo"n ~ AHe otoA' A"aken
iog' ID Inc UNION ono nAsn'on' - 'oe seFefa
deuomfn atous OF Chf1st1ans IN common pur
pose Of labor and usefulness ut and around thei'
own doorA A new Development and iupuls'
has been given to the MISSIONARY sp1r1t' and
while it does not appear thas foreign ne'ds ha''
been the less an object ot regard ano support
the Chflstasn pubic nave eo"e 20 entertain
mr. common sense views ot VIVA. - implied II
the Torda" the heio Is 1ae "os.a'
They .7a'e practical fesu1'S o' oouef appfe
cla.ion Of ias fact that heasneu o1 well mafkee
class arc not necessarily e1oue CROWNS re-
quirine tropical background Of bread fFnss
palms and bauian-. trees. with = water glimpse
Of the Nils, Gauges, o. .ooasn Fae'ne' ihat II
i. not an Indispensable accessory constituting
the "heathen with u soul + Do sasea 'na' ne
wear simple breech clous, ECU aeeota'7 n'a
brown Miss Tahiti with string o. 1ee'n o. o.
scalps the "spol;a opima" Of his b, ''1'es taat
he dine Oft dog, or friccaseed mt, *na' lime
"missionarJ cutlets'' ara not in marke> 1nat
he bow down in alteration to deity huge anu
hideous in mud, wood or metsl; that he be des
tttute Of both intelligence and language, and in
short be brute, = small remove from calling
the chimpanzee his fellow aud the gorilla his
brethren after the desh-
Yet this hsa too exclusively been tne pfetnf-
esque heathen Of the saooaih sehooi ano lhe
Chr'at1an Church and Conterence meeting, aud
here has been based too exclusively the literal
"Gpe''m ntum eTrea@' Of lively a1d glowing
faith, 10 "ge to the heatten," involving sea
voyage half round the world, the acquisition Of
new and bArbarous tcngue, bamboo resi-
dence in the palm groves, life e1pasriation
from home. The reverse Of The idea Of the
"seape goat sent into the wilderness" has been
realized a0d repeated again and again among
Christian Churches in this century, in the pla'
cling heary responsibility And care for souls
on the shoulders oil the fresh caught Theolog1"
cal student and his shrinking Jet briRhteyed
and courageous partner, aud shipping them to
the antipodes, leaving small margin Of duty
to the brethren and sisters who remain at home,
to be compounded far by American quarters
aud dimes at stated intervals rained into the
deacons' ha.s.
We would draw the pen through aught that
We believed would oe construed as desfecslon
from the clalm Of foreign missions, or the well
earned hoaors that are theirs who swell tbe
corps Of devoted missionaries abroad. The er-
, 1860-07-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

" Miller's Hair 1ovigoratsr--the best In
use ). T. II aekley. agent, sos Stata street.
, 1860-07-28

H'OK SALE AT 4 BARGAIN -
Steam FIGURING Viii In Fpltan City, white.des
a!noc fhs MN has three run OF e.t inch
tnea botf-tWo par for wheAt and one for corn. The
ah 1a AXE one hundred barrels tventy-
tGa9 houfs Aht the huak u dtted up fuuh run 1t
aaruht Or Nht4' can b. bought II the Mill The Chicago
soe4 ~ ht 70 the Mil roor, and the HtssrHpc4 NV.
ix one Of tie frm Of Thom21 Bradford TO- WHO has
OF The " " 1' 's' -N1 - .oa
BEST ARRAsGED AND MOST CONVENIENT
Wye OF T. sse !, te everything IN tie best Of
osue1 IAH fAyttt Nt ee taken IN frA1 estas4 h & n.
esn1a1l vcritg For further tnf rm,f on arntv tn
johH FLACk. It the Mil. crt. ~"
-. JOHN BRADFORD
lF9I3W A8 WAlput atItxt. tHncttnaff l1hin
, 1860-07-28

Tho Lincoln party Is the strongest party in
tho land; II two Of its three antagonists
were suppressed or absorbed, it would be still
stronger, Thimble rigging tickets will only
harm those coutr1rinp fher,
, 1860-07-28

Gas F1x7ua1s.-LarYe invoice Of new styles
just received By. h. II. W11xAR7H, IS South
CLARK street. iy2s-6t