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, 1860-09-27
Appalling Cain nifty.

lITzeuGkGH, MOI day, Sep. "a, l6G0.
One Ct the moGt appalling cala,uitles ,hat syer
occurred here, sook piGce ut one o'clock this af-
ternoon. Tbs boiler ia the marble works Of
". ". Wallace, exploded, killing ssvera! men,
ao.l wounling u number Of ethers. The num-
Ter of the killed and wounded is not ct def
nitey ascertalned- The boiler passed through
the building, reducing the back part of it - q
heap Of runs. 1t then struck the front Of Rob-
crt Ba1ke,'s clothing store, in Liberty street,
on The opposite side, killing The proprietor, who
was standing al the door. His head was taken
nearly of.
lhs b.,irr then passed through the ,ear wall
o: B7rkcr's, and into Swartz's lager beer ball,
which it nrarly demolished. a man named
Wi!perfer. vino was in the saloon. was killed.
The boiler finally lAnded in the Presbyterian
graveyard, at the back Of the lager beer ball,
havicg passed through four walls. The num-
b-r OF men engaged in the marble works was
100. Il IS supposed that from ten to twelve are
killed. rhs following are among the killed:
Robert Barker, J. K. Hamilton, VIM. Agnew-,
John McCutcheon, James McCutcheon, Thos.
II. McAfnett, Wm. Burke, James LafIerty, and
Wm. McMallen. A coroner'a inques. will be
cid to m rrow Eaerni1c.
, 1860-09-27

Tue PR1xcE or WALrs IN Bos7ox.-Ths
Prince Of Wales having "set foot" in our coun.
trY, is now making his rapid tour. He will
reach Boston in about threo wesks- The A.
raogemeuts for his reception are now il pro.
oress. Our authorities intend to treat him with
Becoming courtesy, but not bore him with at-
teutions. 4 little, aud that which is good and
hearty, will be more acceptable, We doubt not,
than that which is perpetual overwhelming and
~ithout discrimination. The following is Z
brief outline Of the programme, revised some-
wbat from our former account:
W1p.xpAx. o. l7-Anissl q the Prince and Suite at
ionxwood E-oor into tom Il the Flist baHa1Ioa OF
LII, DIV fou,. Ha{or Y. 7. While
TurEatty, tki l1.-hvleW on tht Cooantn o. the fif@
lv.., sln .cl by troops firm different p71ts Q! toe
tt1r IN fhs trrnoon. In The aft1noon festival At fhe
Aus 4E t tue rchool children. With vocal tnnae "
tie .tAcrra asd instrumental mnAe b. The Gtsmsns
!A1d- Hall n the evening II the Uoo7 Ine&He, Under
uae xusE tcxs Of the ctzent.
fttnAf, Oct 9-IIEi Cambridge aud HaFT75d touekea-
t!de n he vicinity. In the evening uanquet given by
.hs GT Government. tt4obab'y grand foEchlkht pro-
s-Trsp4I, o. apepatn,s Of tte Ptnee md sQlts for
fo:ulaa. Etsoff, Dc, &c.
The ladies' are slready laying traps in which
to each the Prtnc&'s hand, ii the ball. The
competition will no doubt be keen. and Tho r..
suit 10 tbe Tictors) the "proudest moment Of
their llyes-"- -Rostoss Atldt d BIZ.
, 1860-09-27
COMMEKClAL NEWS HI THE AN
(sLD.SAKUN.

Yesterday tho wheat market was kept in
M unsettled nnl excited state, because Of a
very serious discrepancy il the dispatches re-
garding the Liverpool markets brought by tho
Anglo Saxon. In the carly part Of tho day
private dispatches were received quoting .
decline Of Cl. on wheat and Is. On flour; but
in the afternoon the published dispatches re-
ported "wheat firm at full prices," without,
however, giving quotations. We wero in
hopes that the Associated Press would have
supplied US with fuller information in tue even
ing dispatches; but up to tic time Of going
to press nothing more definite WIS received.
The arc yoluminous concerning The move
ments Of the Prince Of Wales and other mat
ters Of but little real importance to this com.
,nunity but terribly meagre and unEatiefacto-
r. about those matters which moro or less
concern every man, woman and child in the
country.
, 1860-09-27
i KELL-EvElkKsrT ITEM.

Our dispatches announce the fact, (snkr;st-
ing aud Instructive to Bcll-Evcrett .ncn,) that
the Douglas and Breckenridge factions in vir-
ginis arc coming together tor the purpose Of
taking tia: State from Bell. If tho fusion is
succsssful Of course it PUTS Mr.. Bell Aors du
combat in the Old Dominion, AID leaves Mr..
Everett quito out Of the ring as one Of the
two highest candidates before the Senate, if
tho election should unfortunately 80 to that
body. 1t is stated with some plansib:lity that
the result Of the election in Msine, so dtie1eut
from the assurances gisen hy Mr. Douglas
himself to his adhe:e,1:s in Virginia, has been
very po1ont in sending his supporters back te
the regular organization Of tho party.
, 1860-09-27

The DRY Goods Electoral ticket was oomple-
ted yesterday by Mr. Henry's Committss Of
Fifteen, and acquie:ccd in (we understand) by
Mr. Dean Richmond and lis shadows. II in.
Ikrd:hei 13rec3iuridge and Lane ticket, and,
taking the Douglas ticket as its basis, 1ecasts
that ticket as follows:
+uExnr ). RANDALL. Reuben II. Wa1worth.
*JouS Il. BnowEn.. j. Charles IL. Collins.
*JAcon H. Wks1ERvELT Francis Il. Tillou.
WILLIAM A. kxoBBz. Oswald Ottendorfer.
WILLIAM B. DUNCAN. James Robinson.
*STEpMES r. RUSSELL. 9ohn Andersou.
AnRAuAx B- coScEn-. Edward Haight.
.on thsneular nFectnridge Ticket
The new electors a1e understood To be Brock
iuridge meo, though Mr. Conger like Mr.. Ean-
dali, was Baznburaer in 164S, and voted for
what authority they are assumed to be for
Dreckinridge. as the regular Breckinridge and
Lane Stale Committee we're rot allowed to
name nor be cousulted with Re gard to them. If
all be AZ it eeema, the Fusion Electoral Ticket is
composed Of eighteen Douglas men, ten Bell
men, and the seven Breckenridge men aforesaid.
But We do net warrant auT OF them.
We judge that the regular Breckinridge Or
gtnizaton Will hardty corsent 10 be thus I'M.
tremendously shoveIed under by Messrs.
Joshua J. Henry Co., and We very much
doub. tue willingness Of the ea'nest Douglas
Iucu " uh lAu3 GAFA1tGlJ A9hpuHeu u. Out kud
great end Of the -manty-will be at
tanned By this transaction. 1t is understood
that four nabobs have already subecribed $25,.
600 each, and severul more $4,000 each, and
thu. one million ia to be raised to buy Pennsyl.
San:a and put through the Fusion ticket on
commercial principles. 1t any one rants 10
self out, let him ask price corresponding with
the size Of the luad, and not spoil the market.
Cotton is looking up, aud dry gooas sell rapid
ly; SO do not undervalue yourself.
The Rachester Union douglas organ) bns
some pointed observations addressed to the
Ccmmll,ee Of fifteen appointed by Aessra.
Henrys, Smith Townsend to The nppo-
neuts Of Lincoln and promote the Southern
trade Of the great Henry family in general. The
Union reminds this Sub Committee Of five, nrd
the New Yo1ksrs generally, that they ''would
ado well to bear in mind that Manhattan Island
"does not comprise quit< I'll shere is of the
estate Of New York. The Democracy Of the
"rnrat districts have an idea tha. tAsy ind their
'tprincipts should be CONSULTED, as well as the
s'merehsnts and 1n'lion4ires Of .icw York city
"Aad if our New York friends are not tottra1ly
clrcumspect, they may tuse the merchantsble
"poIiiicians Of the metropolis. 1t the expense
- Of country vate of tElce the magnitude."--
A. r Tribune 1j!k,
, 1860-09-27
3)rrss Il Urlhumg<


There will be Republican Mass Meeting at
The Wigwam This evening. which, we trust,
every man will attend who possibly can. The
meeting will be addressed by The Hon. TIMOTHY
U. HowE, Of Green Bar, one Of the ablest Re-
pub!icans IN the Northwest. and by E. @. Lar.
sen, Esq, Of this city. Let there be grand
rally preparatory to tie great demonstration
of Tuesday next
, 1860-09-27

NAAAHAk THE UN.SkkOK.
Walker, William Walker tho gtsy.cyed, has
not bcsn shut 50 much as Ee ought to l,ave
been. IL las nads lis appearance in New
Orleans with no moro loles in his skin than
are essential. lie will have IN opp ortuni.y to
read several thousand unfayorable Biographies
Of himself, md he viii probably to surprise d
to find whnt public relish has becn mani
icstel ft,r l,s obituary,
, 1860-09-27
EUROPEAN COMPILATIONS.

1'diplomacy can unravel.the tangled thread
Q! European politics. it Will achieve its great
est modern feat At p1csent there seems 10
Le no prospect other than that the sword will
],e appealed 10 aud that general European
war will follow. Garihaldi takes Sicily,
marchts on Naples, forces the retirement Of
the King and acts up Provisional Govern.
mant in tho name Of Victor Emanuel The
Pope demonstrates and Tcsiste, calls upon
Catholic powers to send tho;r aid, and then
marches his Irish brigade and other foreign
mcrcenaricr, with the renegade Republican,
General 1anoricicre, at their head, 10 reduce
the revolted provinces in tho North There
having compact with Sardinia, appeal to her
for help. Cayour dispatches corp TO their
assistance; Lznori6ere is shut vi in Aneona,
on the Adriatic; Pesaro, occupied by Papal
troops, is assaulted and taken, and general
row-srou the advance Of Garibaldi from the
South and the march Of the Sardiniaus from
the North. Rome being between these, the up
1er aud neither mill-stones-is ut hand. Mean
while, the position Of France is doubtful Ma
polson has the sagacity to see what Is at hand
tho e1pulsion Of tho Pope and naturalization
Of 1taly-but lneks the inclination or the
courage to interfere. England is content to
let the good work 80 On, and will net SEQ the
revolution checked BY tho efIozts Of foreign
powers to put it down. Austria fears
for Venetia, but fears mu,teriuc Hun
gary mort Russia growls in tones which
all translate into prophecies Of good to
themselves. Prussia does little or nothing but
scod. All tho people Of Continental Europe
are in a state Of excitement aud evaporation:
and nothing hut an immediate cause is needed
to bring back again the scenes Of 184s. This .
the situation, and these arc the difflcrltiet,
which Diplomacy must overcome. London
kilograms say that general war is not looked
for; but that nome arrangement, like that OF
Villa Ffanca, Will bring solution Of the ques-
t;ons BY which courts and cabinets are appal-
led We shall see, il Magenta and so1ferino
do come first In the meaatipao-1.oDg live
Garihaldi!
, 1860-09-27

Thursday evening, September a7tb, Hon. 7.
o. Howe Of Wisconsin, one Ct the most elo-
quent speakers in the West, will address the
people Of this city this {Thursday) evening, at
the Wigwa,n, on the political issues Of the day.
E. C. LAnsED, Faq, Of this city, will also speak.
Let there be general turn out. By order Of
the Campaign Conmittee.
J. WHITE, Chairmao.
, 1860-09-27

To TUE EoAnp OF D1RIc7oRs or TIE NorruxnS
I111So1s Coal AND Incx COMPANY or L4sA11r.
Tho undersigned committee, appointed by
your body to investigate certain charges pre.
fer1ed by E. D. Taylor, late President, azsinst
Edgar LOOMS, Superintendent Of this company,
would respectfully report that after hayinR care
fully examined ali the charges and svidenee
offered in support Of the ZANE, they tiEd that
ssid charges arc frirolous and unsustained by
proof. Your COMMITTEES further report that in
their opinion the course pursued BY our Super
intendsn Mt is far the best interest Of the comns.
ny and the miner1, and they fully endorse tho
1Ame.
Chicago, Sept. 2s, 1850 ioftnz l. R.a,l. Law
On motion Of Henry Law the above repor.
WAS accepted RoDEnr Law, Sec'J.
pnor. A11cHaI1 IN CH1cAco,-It will b m.
ceiyed with very general satiafaction the an
nouucement that the celebrated Prof. Mitchell,
Of Cincinnati. one Of tho 1rst Of American lee
tursrs, hes been engaged by the Meehanics' In
s.ituto to deliver acourse Of his highly interest
ing and instructive lectures in Chicago. Tne
lectures will be given at Bryan's new Hali, and
/ the first Of the series will bo delivered On ths
evening Of Friday Of next week the second on
| the succeeding evening and the third, fourth,
and ff'b, on the evenings Of Oetoba1 18th, 10th,
and 17th-there being Eve in all, included in
which will be bis much lauded lectures On tha
! st Astronomy Of The Bible"
, 1860-09-27
1s1LANC1Nf: AfCNUSTS.

TI.tre are, in rourd plumbers, about 10000
Republican voters in this city, of whom not
less tl.aa $500 arc ef German nativity. Some
estimate make thp number Of Germans more
and some less than one third Of the entire par
tt 1ote. Wo think the actual proportion is
about as 1000 to 1000.
In tho recent County Convention thore were
nine Offices to be tiilcd. If the rule which
prevails in business partnerships, when diyi-
dends are declared, had been followed, our
German irirnds would hive lad thu Of these
places. Instead Of that they have one The
county ticket is made up as follows:
AMERICANS. GERAAS.
VIM. H. Ogden. A. T.. ueB:nE.
y. Scammon.
Wln. II. Brown.
Homer Wirnarth.
i. ii. Wilson.
Vim. l.. Church.
Carloa uaren.
Vim. James.
THIS will not strike mcn accustomed to
ciphcring as m overpaymont to the German
division Of lhc party, especially II VIC consider
that the Office Tor which Mr.. 1Iesing is nc1ni'
mated is only Of TWO yours duration and that
he will be ineligible fer the succeeding term.
This disproportion becomes considerably great
or ii VIC regard Mr. 1Icsing as & Representa-
tive Of tue entire foreign element in the Re-
publican party.
| Isit is conceded that Mr.. Hesibg is compe-
tent faithful, capable aud 3 Jealous worker in
the Republican cause, which nobody pretendB
to question, nc submit that the hearty and
una.imous support Ct tue party is due to him.
And we take occasion 10 add tlat he will be
elected br one u the largest 1najosities eve,
cast for a candidate for Sheriff in tue county.
, 1860-09-27

yAx BuREs, AK, Sept. 26,-Two travellers,
supposed to be from Texas, names unknown,
we're found murdered md thrown over bluff,
ten 1nies north Of this place, supposed to have
been desd week. Parties are in pursuit OF
the murdsrers. The victims we're travelling to-
wards St Louis, aEd 1t is thought were murd r.
4
, 1860-09-27

NFXnN IEA1Iy III "K1Is
Tho Republicans Of Will and adjacent coun-
lies will hold grand Mass Meeting al Jolie! on
the 10Th Of October.
Senator TRrxBuLL,
Hon. 0wES LoyrJuT,
Hon. RlcuAns YAtEs,
Hon. LEONARD Swe1E,
Gov. k2nxxn,
Esq. II: kRE1saASs,
will address, the meeting. 4 general Invitation
t. all Wide Awake companies il extended 10 be
present md join in the grand parade Of the
evening.
1t il Intended 10 make this Gee 0! tho nohleat
r4l!ies Of the campaign. Let every Que 60 who
can, and sec what the lovers Of Lincoln and
liberty arc doing 10 the spot which Douglas
calls the Oasis Of Northern Illinois.
, 1860-09-27

TT Rock county, Wisconsin, con tains e,e41
inhabitants. In 1850 it WAS 2o.727. The city Of
JanesvilIe has a population Of 1906 and Bsloit
4,o7s. Rock is the best county in Wisconsin.
Tho number Of fatms IN the county il 8, ,lGs.
, 1860-09-27

LooAx CousTr.-The population Of Logan
county, Ill, is A.3l5. The county seat, Lin
coin. contains 1.c7s, and Atlanta, an active,
thriving town, oontAins ! ,l4o Inhabitants. By
the State census Of 1855, Logan county pos
sessed s.aa4 inhabitants; gain 6,sal in hve
yeazs. Logan is the rnostcentral county in tho
Stats, unleas it he Dewitt.
, 1860-09-27

POPULATION or CoIuxBCs, GA-The popula-
tion of Columbus has been ascertained By tho
census taken, to be 9,oso, Of whom s.3e5 s1e
negroes.
, 1860-09-27
THE CITY.

Auction Naleu this Morning.
AtqK oc:oct Of lupc.r Household Furniture Carpets
Ne1stc1dr. and Ghet kooA ty Gilbert Sampsou No. +
Lake STREET.
, 1860-09-27

SENT TO RszoRM ScaooL.--Two boys named
john Dunn and James Leslie, were sent to Re-
form Eehool yesterday for burglary and robbery
of fruit stand.
, 1860-09-27
RY GILBERT d SAMPSON,

SUPEI10E FERN1TU re, ,CARPkT% BEUSTEAnN
aEd IL usehHd Gnot*, at Aueson.
On THURSDAY. sept .nh At sH ~e oek. va will ..llat
as .rcn!a ,tt. or every kind Or Furntase aoa
k'~.t* con.stink in part rf Tail StA SoAs rt.s-
ctnr A.ro!s.Iop It!ss =. md R"=k'ns Casrs. t.n-
aaa Cafd TA;at' Hat Tres, E:rxanE Marble Top
Es;:,sa: wade<s OK >seisa MI, k1t,n.loa pisk
tfc*e" b"1ears a. a.ht In sa+y a,apets Iirt..
go" s*t' staiF aud ln*san Carp ts .ni Kas. Clocks
Aro-S"ty ttdsteAa4 IN rhrrv. Ma sru Walnut; to.
se.h:r With nosost e1c3thtax In tho Fun!turr line.
IaF: viii s,v" fr m TWENTY i've 14y pr cent }v
at<n inx nr :a'ea R<kn sar Of Fn-ruse sye.y
IhEsDAf. tl1cKSptY A.l3ATCKDAY.
tfe.f-llts.t CffRE1T kNhNr~nE 4nrttor.a-.
, 1860-09-27

ET Who would not rather pay IS cents per
gallon more for pure, unadu1terated Kerosene,
than to buy the common Coal Oil CALLED Kero.
sene. NJou wish the Simon pure, or hare any
old Lamps to be altered, 20 to Mobiles Lamp
Branch, l57 West Madiaon. sepn2-lat
, 1860-09-27

{J Go to John Jones, lls Dearborn street
and xet your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well doae ard At prices 10 suit tho
timer.
, 1860-09-27
N0tfco to Wide AHxake9.

CMcAGo. September T. LEGO.
The several Wide Awake Companies will
parade this evening at n O'Clock, prompt.
Form on Washington street-Eight resting On
CLARK. March on Washington street to III CHI
gan Avenus; up Michigan Avenue to Lake at !:
up Lake street to the Wigwam, where speech
will be made by Judge Howe Of Wisconsin,. Let
there be good turnout. Col. q. ID. Booth and
Msj. G. B. Brown will net as Marsta1s.
Gxo. ". GAGE, Chief Marshal.
, 1860-09-27

CExrRAL Wine. A1rzsr1ox ALI
meet for drill this evening at Headquarters, at
II o'clock. 1t is very important that each and
every member be with US At this mect,rg, as
We can have but one more drill. Per order,
EDWARD P. TowSx, Prest.
Wv HrrurSas Esnt
, 1860-09-27

U Preserve your teeth from decay and
keep them white by using Dr.. Allport's Tooth
Powder, &he best in use. Sold bY E. II. Sargent,
Apothecary, Randolph and State street.
, 1860-09-27

AcKxow1EpGuESr-Eds. Press and Iri1uae !.
Il desire to acknowledge the prompt paym
to me Of q. .e77 from the Etna Insurance Com.
pany, through Messrs. Hubbard l. uuat Of this
city. being ths amount Of insurance on IS cat
tie which were lost on tbs Lady E'gin.
JAxES DLICH.
, 1860-09-27

- The United States Fair at Cincinnati
aged little too much doubtlcsa
, 1860-09-27

~ {. H. ScRIFEf, AIee'tisirs -tye@1 q Dau.Aorn IT,
aa.Aori.4i ztes4 des5tses<,es fer Mis aaI al Ut
ZA44lsn9 P4lAsrs n lis .aorthxe1t }alba94.y
, 1860-09-27

ET Col. Howard, late of The Iowa Central
House at Clinton, Iowa, has taken charge Of the
Colston House In this city.
, 1860-09-27

w Quall3 and Prairio Chickens are begin
ming to appear in fair supply in Cur market.
, 1860-09-27

Cos7rsrrD.-The hearing in the case Of the
desperate John Gillian, charged with s.abbing
Macintosh at the Rock Island depot. day or
two since, was continued from yesterday until
this morning.
, 1860-09-27

WIDE AwAxEs OF tue Eon7u DIVISION, Ar
7kx1lox.-The members OF tho above Club will
meet 1t North Market Hall this evening. ut 7
o'clock, fully equipped tor parade. Leave your
lamps nj LAT North Clark street, II be n!ed.
Every member i. expected to turn out Fail
MT. i. HARVEY, pfest,
ERNST ELoKKE, Sec'F,
, 1860-09-27

TuE DAY or AToSExESr.-Yesterdayb being
the 10th day Of the month OF Tishri, after the
Jewish chronology, all the Israclites Of the city
closed their sereFel places Of business, in order
to attend Divine worship, as commanded in L.
viticus xvi. e9-c4, and again in Numbers
1xix.T.
, 1860-09-27

LINCOLN RAx1ERs.-There will be meeting
Of this company this evening At their armory.
G. Il. BARKER, Com't.
". q. MURRAY, Sec'y.
, 1860-09-27

uKATF SUIT AGAINST A RAILROAD CoArASr.-
In the Superior Court suit is in prog1c.s, Jer-
emiah Callahan q. Chicago and Galena Rail-
road Company, troaght to recover 100000
damsges for injuries received by plaintiff, in
breaking his leg on the s!ls of March 1858.
Plaintiff wRs tiremsn, and the accident wss
cansed by the train being thrawn Of the track
By the breaking Of wheel, Tho result as Is
clasned, ofmismauogemeat Of the master me-
chaac Of the road.
, 1860-09-27

Sixth WAIp YorEns RAILr.-Thers will be
meeting OF all persons wishing to join Com
pany Il, West Side Wide Awakes, this (Thurs-
day) evening, At II o'clock, at the Market Hall
Of the West Market. 4 full attendance is re-
queated for election Of officers.
C. MASON Chairman Enm
, 1860-09-27

70 There will be q meeting of the North
Chicago Republican Clnb at Headquarters, 147
North CLARK street this evening. All are lnvi.
It'd. J. J. RICHARDS, Pseaiden..
, 1860-09-27

ATTENTION, # EST SIDE WIDE EAwAkzs.-Tehrs
will be meetings for drill and business on Thus
day and Friday evenings, q: P. u, at West
Market Hall. at Is important that every man
in tue West Division. wno wishes to take part
in the reception Of Wm. H. Seward, be present
song be "Ain't we glad We Joined the wide
AWakes" SAx'L B. RAfxoSp Eaptain
, 1860-09-27

B Rev. Nr. Van Meter, Superintendent Ct
the Fourth Wsrd Mission School, New York,
WIS to reach this city last evening with his
twenty sixth load Of needy children. The COM
paay consists Of. about fifty boys. They lea7e
On Thursday morning for Joliet, On Friday 60
to Ottawa aud spend the Sabbath at Geneseo.
Ifthere is any one nssttr to which very many
little ones made happy have given their songs
it must be hi. Van Meter, who has been tie
Childrea's Friend, with few rivals in bis es.
peciRl line Of chosen duty.
, 1860-09-27

US1rsD STATES CouR7.-llon. Judge Mclean
has been presiding in this Court for two daSs
past in conjunction with Judge Drummond,
hearing motions. Several important admiralty
cases are pending. No cases to be tried before
ajury for two weeks.
, 1860-09-27

Held 70 BA1L.-A wretch named Patrick
Norton, was held To bail in $500 yesterday 4or
attempting TO commit o rape upon the person
ol little girl named Eliza HcGorern, abeut
fourteen. ears Of egs.
, 1860-09-27

TuE ZouAvk CADErs.-Brand as his Photo
graph Gallery. No. 10 Lake street, Inns just got
up in splendid style In ''Auto Photographic
the entire corps Of Zouave Cadets, si1ty.one in
number. It Is gem Of IN affair, credit to the
artist and the corpE. The fermer is filling large
orders tor them.
, 1860-09-27

OCTOBER RkS1cKERnocKER.-knic for
October; Bluctwood for September; portraits
Of all the candidates now in the field; badges
at Three dollars per hundEeJ, aud solid miIled
edge medals (beat quality for five dollars and
fifty cents per hundred ut the book and periodi-
cal store OF McNally l. Co., 81 Dearborn street,
, 1860-09-27

Two TnousASD DoL1Ans RIwAnD.-In anoth-
er column it will bs seen that this very liberal
reward has been offered for the recovery Of the
bodies Of Nrs- Garthe and Hiss Anna Garthe
Of Paris, n.y., victims in the Lady Elgin ditas.
ter. It il bona fide, and will be paid on the
identification Of the sAme. 1t is sufficient 10
stimulate fresh exertion among thoEe who can
engage in such search, as the finder, to liberal
reward well earned, may add the consciousness
of having alleriated the grief Of distressed
family. Ali ship-o1ners and others in the lake
marine, will confer favor on the friends OF the
deceased BY spreading thie intelligence IS wide
II as possible.
, 1860-09-27

SEVERAL SECONDHAND
~ GRAIN CLEANERS.
FOR SA L e
Ca1lda Paert >epsraaors and Cleaners al bargain. suit
able for Flour Mills OF Warehouses SINE In
n sturxs Bnek;nz zha1t Eeyata-.- Apply y GALAS
EASTMAN. West Watsrstfte', between "a@t!7+tep III
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TALL AT .. B. COOKE q Co.'S
No. Ill LAKu STREET,

FOR NnsEW: % WHITING DESK v,,tous sizes.
BACkoAAAoa BOARDS, c!shtF Ergie or In nests In
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COPYING PRESSES, aa,xe vaz:e for Counting Ro<n
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medium A41ea.
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II Exchange sn reasonable terms fer LUEBER: Lot
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t41aeT 1t Law. No. O Assoulc Temple Deartorn street.
Chicago. IT.. te17-d 81 I'm
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r 0 r s Il E The Stock and
l. Trade Of Flour nd Feed Store we'll tsl.bla1.l
I'D doing rod business stnalt capital required. Ia
Qu1re at No. 50 Went Van Uusen niTts.. as.7x3s
FOR SALE-A Grocery and Pro-
Yisluu Stotn II ~ q l,nar .trrxs fL1eaxn a.Aexs.