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Central and Northern NeIE York.
tFrnm fte n y Trhrnr 41i1

Wo spent the latter portion Of last week in
The heart Of our S.ate, and found the pco.le
fully aroused to the importance Of tho Peesiden.
t!al contest Unless wa are 8rierouslY n1istkk-
eo, the great Central and Northern Counties
will girs Lincoln msjoKities little aaort OF those
naagaldceutly rolled up for FIemunt In 1856,
whlie some Of them will eYen exceed the major.
tiles Of that year. We trus: Olondags will
claim plscs IN this category, though she gave
F4enort cvtr five til: ussn3. WsyLe gave him
nearly three thousand; We trust she viii make
up that full number tu the 9Th Of November.
Monroe -gaye Fremont nearly three thou.
aand; she will give Lincoln mora than that
numter-Ee hope iur another Thousand.
E:ie gare nnchauan plr7alit5 cf aix hundred !;
we are well assured that she will gt@ Lincoln
at lestt twice tt At number. And, excepting
vi Hamilton, which cssts barely fEe hundred
votes in Ill, the1e Is not single county west or
north Of Albany ihst will not give Lincoln a
majority, aad nearly eve'y eue will give one
worth having Beside Eris Aforesaid aud 6sa.
era. there il not aDe .ol tho forty oopntias west
and north Of Albany A. Aforesaid which III.
Fasion,sts can even Iape to carrJ, unless by q
mere handful Of votes. Those forty counties
will give L!acsla in ths aggregate moi less than
seventy tve thousaad tns}oriiy, In defiance Of
Ill tie money thHt can be squeezed out Of cur
nrY Goods men 70 deaapph aod corrupt them.
Yes, after al have been bought that eau be, tho
clear Republican majority north and west of
Albany will exceed seFestJ-hTe thousand.
, 1860-10-24

Grand Rally at tAo WlEWam this
fsvenfAE.4

Ths "waeon Boy" Of Ohio will speak at the
Tiewam tLis city, this {WednssiaF) evening.
This, wo hele4c, is Mr. Corwin's first appear
u.ce N our city as q public sreat1r, aid he
viii Of course be greeted with IN OVERLOOKING
house, Lr. CoEwin has been making tour
Of The State, which has been not unlike tri-
umpbart procession. The following is fair
estimate Of his audiences at the points where
he has spoken ii Illinois:
Paris 5000, Decatur 5000, Jacksonville
G.ooo, Edwazdsyille e,ooo, fremont 5000,
Canton $4,000, Macomb 5000, Quincy
5000.
It is not too much to say that Mr. Corwin
has displayed powers Ms an orator in tie
campaign this year equal to those Of his
pa!miest dsys-which is perhaps the highest
eaconiun that can heawarded him. The Re-
pubNcans Of Indiana asc1ibe to him very nuch
Of the triumph which they have achieved, and
it will be shown in November that his pres
ence and his arguments have contributed
largely to the minority for Old Abo in Illinois.
Let the Republicans Of Chicago give him a
rousing welcomed
, 1860-10-24

~ The Daily Kaes. after screaming iteelf
hoarse over the peri1s 10 which Llncoln's cleo.
ton will subject the country, makes the follow.
ing po1tinaat Gad plain eonfesslons
"The foolishuets Of payiug any attention to
the periodical prophecies Of national danger
with which aspirinz candidates for official
places regale their heazers, is manifest TO any
sensible men."
0gcourse TIT Nt1es snd tha whole crowd Of
panic journals have held these sentiments Ill
along, but the desperate state Of taetr cluss
left them no alternative except the eoward'a
last dodge Of attempting to frighteu men out Of
The EXPRESSION Of their honest convictions.-
r. r T1buns
, 1860-10-24

N~OUA~"
1here Il = dread OF, and prejudice against,
Nc" tehool books, which touches the question
OF merits less thsn the pockets Of parents who
nave very natural and "ell-faunded dread Of
seeing text books, "as good a. nsw," laid aaide
ana replaced o5 othefs' often for reasons mere
y e'F1al and eapslesses* This has been done
oftea aud again. and sometimes with tuca It
tandans circumstances aud symptoms IS to in
dioate tnst thero Ii power IN good dinners
when "1elded bY afsaels publishers and their
agents. NJ wonder that parents have dread
ofns~ school books, aud new editions Of old
ones, which come in to tura the half: worn books
IN use Into 30 much rabhish. Il will not answer,
however, 70 Oppose progress in this mstter, nor
70 dsnJ that notable ind sterling Improvements
hare been nAas in cur educational itezaturo
T'sn'n the pas1 Decade in direction in which
, 1860-10-24
From TVAAhtngton.
ISpeesa. dispatch to tie New York Tzilo1c.1
WA.Rtse7oH, October q.

WA.Rtse7oa, 0ctobersl.
SENATOR uAxuoap AND SECESSION.
TIE fact that Senator Hammond Of South
Carolina hes definitely announced himself as
candidate for reelection to tac Uaited S!ates
Senate dce7 no. loo u ii he anticipates Sc
cess,cn Of southern States. It WAs upon the
belief that ahstgeatlenan would not again be 4
candidate, thet seyeral South Csrol,na poIili-
c,sn. hare been 70 forward with their ultra Sec
ticrA. ulanites:eaz.
There sre little IT no uears Of knoTing the
character Of The speeches made upon the stump
in Southern States; bit am satisfied, from in.
formation la..sriy received, that there il scarce
ly sny Disuuion feeling in Virginia or North
Carolina The questions put TO Mr. Douglas {.
Norfolk we're thrust at Senator Hunt r, few
evenings sincs, at Petersburg, when he answered
tina: he was oppotcd 10 dissolution upon mere
xpp7eaension+o:d dagger. Al the first speech Of
Mr.. 1'ryar ia hi8 District, be denounced the
iden tbs. the mere election Of 4 Republican wes
cause Of Disunion. by the way, it is but sheer
Justice to state tnat this gentleman denies hav-
lrZ made use Of language to the effect that he
would ena:t the part Of Drutus 10 prevent tie
iaeuaura.ica Of Mr. Lincoln.
The nots Of warlikc preparation in Virginia
by Gov. L=tstez is generally regarded By con-
sery1tire mea here as'fonndad more in the die
tates Of personal smbition than By any call Of
p.pr'ar een.iment in lis State. ue atftcts to
tspfccate aad deplore the courae Of the South.
ern secexsioDlsts, but ssys that Virginia must
be ready to make COMMON caute with the, if
thes are puhhed BY the General Government
The Governor doubtless thinks that be must do
something to MAKE up what he has lost of pres
t1ge s1nong partisana By supporting Mr. Doug
lRs.
coyIREKISr CREDIT.
The leader Of the Gonstitu!ion Of ycsterdsy il
reple!e With observations iiopairing the credit
Of the Government, Wills its advertising col.
u:nrs cort4i1s proposals for a loan. bids for
which NE to b opened tomorrow. What can
exceed this il shar,e1e.saeesf Would Gen.
Jackson hare allowed Of such transactions By
lis subord:as:es in the G Gazernnent.
, 1860-10-24
SALE.-Whereas

LII EI1aton s. Wltse4 md Masy O. hs wife, III n
tie 18Th tay of April A. D. ,aa7. t1acus and deliver tQ
j&eob ". Ludan, now pEcIAIxp their esEAa moytx1xt
Re .iEs date tar d4y aud Eotc4xd 4nd E$codd ia
the Recorders oce Of fk Ok County. noit tn hoek a
Of t<tfe. page 137s And ca taszehy naavsv TO tAs
1zc JAc;b ". Lu3l1m TIE prem he7eiaaf:&r 10
pzy1 ent Of four ca.7n pouseny there
In park u2sls nenuoEee And waertAs 1t tyidsd
IN 1od by said norxske th1t IN default in ihs pa,
rent Of 1ad note4 eEthtr Of pn1deA or nstres, wa
Ade, TIE whole Of sla rrnetul aud iriefett n be-
can1e and paysb ana the sAn il oh Y. Lud!aEn
hs hela sdnla s.atess Or asskas
mitn ~ notle I'd The sd pre- f. and Ill
rixht and equity Of feden1ton OF the said Smeoa s.
Rlltsce SD M1'y c. his wt:e therein. And wEe:ea.
def1uIt has beca EAde the pATueLt OF Of aid
nSteA AID Of Iu.ctr.t thse Thereof Now the:ci r.
pu e notlee II hereby kvsn th.t tn. untnE1ed Jimss
H. tunilr aud A1rY LuilAH 1dmln!sztora OF t.e SAFE
Of J1cob y. L-datr, decease6. vii Frday ths stx-
tsert. dsJ Of .sov=mbr. A. IT, lso l. h3ur Of 10
ocexk A. II. Of hat ar. al 1t public au=.!oo II he
Eorh doer Of the Eout House L. said Cty Of Chicago 70
t.~ kxk.ss bt.e. for eash ths f. o~n7 PeIte' t.'t
H.T rod. a43 on Il. lse f HeEY Heauorth. land,
I'D Xostt.x.I nd running Wet Blk eaans; theaee
nou.A 10 ecains thrree Eat 1s chains lie eeater
OF Tie ri 1ox1 tne pit Of be aauE. An!nx 10
stres and being pat e Eo,thwet gu Of 4e1tton So
fnxnahfp A. raaxa II, n Cook Coaney, lInoIs ami Iii
rrh! at1 eq1ity q. feder pton OF TIE - Simeon s.
Wifsee 1nt Aay c. Wisea taasen 10 the a.aorrt
du. On sid nos aed H. cesn 1aa eEp<nses o als
LCh!csgo, October u. 1s6o- JAMES y. LUpLAA.
: MAY y. LULLAN.
Aautasstrators o, ths estate Of jaco9 w. Lrdann d.
ctased, sc A'orexa1d AotKa7cs- o<.+ da7+td
, 1860-10-24
On josat ballot. .......-
,w1 .11rn f11r I5Fitr
Lincoln In Maryland.

Lincoln In AA1rylAnds
Ex Governor Francis Thomas, whom tho
Democracy havo often honored, takes bold
ground against the Southern fanatics. So far
from the election Of Lincoln giving :he Sonth
cause for dissolution, Gov. Thonae, Though
STAKEHOLDER, zrgues to tbs contrary. In
speech as Hagerstown, few days since, lie
said:
We hhvs nothing 10 fear from the election Of
Mr.. Lincoln. Al formerly stood urcn Ats plas-
torm, Mona ever doubted The right Of Con-
Rress to IegisIate for tho Territories- He cared
not what = mans abtt:act opinions wcro: we
h.d had may ftee.soilers IL tho Presidential
chair. -Gferon ras .,r = re- r. so,E<r; 4odi-
Nr. Fillmore we'll; and better President We
never had. Ar. Flsl1ore would have respond
Cd, Yss. to every question put 10 Ar Lincoln.
help mo Got" ," said Ar. Clay, $50 held me G I'd,
I will nerer vote fer tho admission Of slavery
iato any Territory where it does not nev
sxfa& ~
, 1860-10-24

II there be any geruine pro-slayery men
in 1llinoir, ,-men who bslive slavery to be Of
divine origin, aud The selling and aogging d
men, women End children to be tho highest
form Of Christian civilization, they ought
not certainly to vote for Lincoln. But aside
from this class, tiers ia not uan in the State
hut ought to cast his ballot for Honest
O!d Abe. We caro- not if their frat prefer
cnces arc for Douglas or Bell, tho obligations
OF pa!rio:ism md loyalty to their Own pripc'-
p.s require that they should vote for Lincoln. #
Dougla. or Bell were really in the 4 1ht at all
ii there were any possible contingency BY
which eitter would stand the saightest chance
Of sn elect!on-:nen those who prefer the oae
OF the other to either Lincoln or Breckenridge,
should not hesitate how to vote; hut a. there
can be no such contingency, the man who
still persists in voting for them does violence
to his principles. II hc is o pro-slavery MIN,
he is under obligations to vote for Bsockin-
ridge; il he is no., bis duty is equally impcra-
tive to vote for Lincoln. There u chow Of
consistency in q p:o-slavery mans voting ior
Douglas or Bell, f,r by SO doing he may b
contributing something towards throwing
tho election into Congress, in which
event either Dreckinridgs Or Lane viii
bs elected; but there il not the
semblanco Of consistency in a Similar
vote from any one else. Either he must v"te
for Lincoln, or he throws away bis vote en-
tirely By giving it to Douglas and Ball. or he
indirectly aids in the election Of m4u whose
principles be abhors. But this is no time to
cdopt either Of the last two alternatives, MD
no honest patriot who rightly appreciates the
position Of parties and tie important bearing
which The present contest must have in shaE-
;ux the future destinies Of the country, will do
50. We appeal to every citizen Of Illinois
who il not at heart q proralarery man, to aid
ia swelling the ms}orIty Of Honest Old AnE.
Not that the votes Of Douglas or Bell men are
necessary to elect him, for that is no longer q
matter Of doubt; but that he may colo in the
Presidential chair backed by the moral power
Of such IN overwhelming msjority rs will COW
q al1 plots Of disunion and treason with corfu
sion and dismAy. There is no reason why tho
vote for lincoln in each Of the Northwestern
statss should not be almost unanimous-
, 1860-10-24
&Iaanteo.

WANTED-By young man Of
Eood morals aat As:!:y Situation - TEACHER ia
tHish schcc! or .deny. PRINCIPAL osx PuhEc school.
uttx-.ptioa:ta Ieftrezkss g:sen. Attre1s baz 13A
Sanlwtch, IL. ce1x3y
, 1860-10-24

Ths earthquake extended osey all 1he Sc1th,
ern part Of New England snd through Cansds.
At lic5ton and vicinity. It aeems 10 haye been
lighter thaa here 81 Manchester, n. H., shout
the same; while 1t Saco, Me-, there was leui
report, q p=toepsi.io rocking Of bai.dirgs With
the ringing Of bells. 1t grew in severity as II
exsensed up tie Connecticut valIey; ve he u
bury, North .eld, Woodstock, Windsor md liz
tleson. At Barton, ia 'ecel doors were IN.
locked and the church balls ruug by it, md at
FurthHeid church spire MAS shaken out Of its
pyopriety, and lett standing nb:lqaely. Tho
Connecticut, Albany and New York rapes1 do
NOT mention She phenomenon As observed in
those piacek.-Sp'iaaf<d {Ma.s) R;pu5,ioaa.
, 1860-10-24
a GENERAL GOOD TIME

A GENERAL GOOD TIME
May BE- expected at tho
w I G. w A. NJ,
Thursday Evening, October 25th.
When number Of short and stirring speeches
will be delivered by eu- onn citiz.ns.
The exsrcises will be ir:ersperssd with
CAMPAIGN SONGS.
Political Sentiments will bs furnished BY La.
dies and Gentlemen, and read from the Spekk-
c1's S!:nd.
Speaking xi!l commence /. ! o'clock.
The platform and galleries will be reserved
for Ladies' and Gentlemen accompanying them.
LIE. everybody attend this
POL ITICAL SOCIABL E,
BJ order Of the CampaiRn Committee.
J. WHITE, Chairman.
, 1860-10-24

AWARDS or 1850 As fAR As HEARD Y1ox.
FIRsr PRxx1Ux or q. s. FArR.
DO, DO. VERMONT ErA7R Fam.
DO. 10, New JzasEf SrArE Fa1x.
%. 10. KENTUCKY STATE FA1R.
DO. 10, OHlo STATE FA1R.
DO. DO. ILLINOIS STATE FA1n.
%, DO. WISCONSIN SrArK FAsR.
20. 20. CHICAGO Mkcu. INSTITUTE,
And ut hundreds Of County Fairs throughout
tho Union.
Office 167 and l6o Lake street.
GEO. R. Cmr4xxpzx.
General Agent for Illinois, Wi1cnnain, sad
Northern Indiana. ec20 5td.otE
, 1860-10-24

ITO EXCHANGE.-oeO Acres Of
L.od tn Nor.e..a V'.ootsln. veil located and uns7-
iind Ut ne.chand ,!r tzes- Alo " OF ana
within The y Imn. Of ohsah Hiasoas:s. 70 t1ehsnxe
gar hofs sufficient fer library Of :no1
lectad fr,na = catalogue. AleEea1 "FKASkLIN,~
Press and Tribune etaee oc3@kH
, 1860-10-24

TIE Wgsr SIDE TrssEB.-Good progress is
making in tho railroad sannels- Tho Lake
strest crossing Is resumed, the structure having
stood every test At Randolph a.zeet abut.
ments are being put in, instead Of the timbers
OF tho Lake stYeet yiadcet.
, 1860-10-24

NORWEGIAN EyAsGsI1cAl LUTHERAN CuuRcn
FAlR.-The Ladies connected With the No.re-
gisn Evangelical Lutheran Church will have a
Fair at North Markell Hall, to morrow evening.
when beautiful mod ! Of a full rigged clippsr
ship will be dram. The ship IVES presente.
for the purpose by Capt. Christian Anderson,
aud hears tbs uaae Of Paul Andersor." II
Is valued at $500, and TIE ladies s,e se!liaE
tickats at 50 c=ats. It is really beautiful
affair, and Guild be an ornament to almos. soy
place. Ne trust there will bs no difficulty in
dlsposIng of it in the manner proposed. Tbs
receipts will BE- for ths bsnttit Of the abc7e
church.
, 1860-10-24

WANTED IAIMEDIATELY,-
~ 100 Teas Ct ol 1oola TIMOTHY UAY, for
whlch the ESh.=. 2a,ke. rE1cs Will b. paid In Cash
d04trtEy II P4A Maxwell It,. corner Of Bus Island
avz1:e VIC: Chlaso- fE1sE1E BROTHERS.
nrft
, 1860-10-24

ITO WHOLESALE aud RETAIL
l. OaocEFB and STORE KEEPERS. wstted.a
..uar ~ ny ys 4n " rp9 = :, 90 ~ !ra wof5
Lon ,en, EnEtaod. Add1eAA "W. H. G." 1t7S =. Q.
ItQf. Q.Efd3t
, 1860-10-24

Surrsn1sa IN K4xsAs.-rhe undersigned,
hsvlng bsen designated ,st the meeting IN Bryan
Kansas, will be gI.1 to forward grain, clothinR,
or money, in channel most likely to reach he
u1o.t necd7. ln:tmat;ons given 10 hin, where
these things nay b. sent foT, mill b. attended
tn by him. CT by the Executive Committee of
The City Mission: DsJ. Drinkerhcf,J C. Far
60, Esq, F. a. Bryao, Etq., G. R. Larrabee,
E:q., Ur. G. II. Fitch. E. D. Tu11Lr,
City Missionary, % North Franklin st.
, 1860-10-24

FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT
u II p!ea*s.t 1ce.s!"1-1ow to good tenant Ad-
eres3 - fo1Es" Ho1 1910, cc4ax1,
, 1860-10-24

WIDE AwAKE,-'The Great Wide A1sksr-
tag'" or Ar. Pip7s among the Wide Awskes,
London Art Journal for 0ctsb Der, and Atlantic
Monthly for November, have been received by
IcNa!ly Co., fl Dearborn street.
, 1860-10-24

BJ order Of the C.apaiRn Committee.
J. WHITE, Chairman.
, 1860-10-24

INFORMATION WAETED-of
March last M!lvark'e intending sail on The Lakes
~, nf ,tuAiiou 1eS1dns him Or Eae.s he ay q feun
rLkTT, 1t9 South Cia1k 81, Chicago, IL. r. q. Boz
3773. QulcaE3. Ect. L. lseU. ot44x3t
, 1860-10-24

iInn. Richard fAseA' Appointments.
Hon. Richard Yates, Republican nominee
10. Governor, will sad-esa tho people on rohti-
CT: topics 1t the following times snd places:
iii a.1 t'hnIna4tx A o saturjhy. II
, 1860-10-24
III EN- DE RSON'S
4 OF AIR FU R NAcES,


k2c sutenos il Economy, Ca7aety, Durability, La:e
Of Q:Easr1ent to any Gthef
F u r N A. @ E.
The beat wsy 10 Warm Houe.. Ba1k. sersins,,es
Chuse.ta, Stores A1d ~ 3ufdlngs, shy
1Ienderson's Hot Air Furnace.
john l.. Wilson, Esq., Tab,lh Assn1e; kt11es Bustoa,
ESQ., * P!a;e Felix Z. KestrAn, Esq G. Il: PaTson.
,1s1 ~ eo!t T. Z: fa o,.a 1 da'f x,Ss.
r.9,; Sa~es Esa. ssint Psa1; Z. I. .na. E.q:,
H. Aaacs Esq. Nj ash Are; J. Il. Adst Eaq Kaattr
E<v:L 4 DsI, Bi:tl,T: Nuhte I = c. Lake =: y. ".
tpus; Aas-h. Peake D@loak, Lax. St. seh +. Warner.
No. A..au.. 4. Sxsis~ sEsa Meatxaa Avssae
Michigan avenue Ar+seaa tspress Co. Y. g. Taylor,
E:q., H.baeh Assaat Joan r. AuIa rs Wahuh Az;
Ad.m.se. Tnca. Car.sh. E.q, Wao4h A.; L. Sswfoa,
Egg RaiAvi, ". BsJnton. Architect. Aeh- Az: uco
And setaI by J03iPH G. HEHDERsOS. Nanut sta:er.
Il Cark ST. Chlehaso, nesE The nav Custom Hoas-.
nr4t
, 1860-10-24

-NE3r SIDE WIpE AwAKk9-TuRS 0uF.-Ey-
err member is requested 10 be Oh hand at Head
Quarters, Ehi:beck's ualt,'4s 81 O'Clock this,
Wednesday evening, to joia:in The escort of the
Hon. Thomas Corwin to t5e Wigwam.
Turu ont and give tho Wagon Boy good re-
captiJn.
Dy order. s. .. RAYMOND, Com.
, 1860-10-24

MIEnoa or IrLY.-Our readers should bear
in mind that this splendid painting exhibits
again this evening, also this afternoon, at re-
duced rates for ladies AID children. Go nnd see
II by MI uueanx.
, 1860-10-24
GTATIONERY FORLAWYERS
ID. Il. COOK & co.

HAVE en- had At III t:ua1 Al extensive stock Of
Cholcs EATON EHT. satsahls for tce profe.
At low ptiees. Gar. Blue aad Waite, aae
a. ua psl ta TeF EsT;as.. =
white and nu II u o. e2a, .. = s:to. q ofIer
thoa..nd q :: Ltsr ~ 7od Fooa:ap Pap*,. = sam tato
t.o? .sa ~ r, Fs.1a. la.;sr, Had Deess.~ =
s1oe .sd = - sssh. Ju..ises DGesst. .ta!tost
toneIy for the on1ce an coan,n< Koo.a. G.n be o..
t2ned OF at tn nc1 reAsonAh1c p1tc He'd Tare
!os Wax IaE rad lnft1inss Qlllls q Gull Peas, Cold
and sse Peas Of bes quatJ tet,er and Copying
Books reatis &c. D. =. COOKE r CO..
ce1& III tafe Ssrtet.
, 1860-10-24

CexrAxr A. WEST StpE WIDE AwAxEs Ar
7txrlox.-rou are notified to be at cur Hall,
corner OF jefferson and West Randolph streets
at { o'clock sharp, in fall uniform, for escoz:
duty. Let every man bs Oh band.
Par order Of
T. Il Brnse Cant
, 1860-10-24

mr.. Lcvejoy's Appointments.
lion. c#en Lovejoy will address ii. people Of
Illinois On political topics at the following times
and places:
Hu1ME1ou+ -.
, 1860-10-24

Nor1u SIDE Wine AwAkra Turn ont! You
sra uot,fi ID to appezr 10 iuR Uniform this e.e-
niag ut half pstt 6 O'Clock, at Republican He&d
QlsTterp, No. 147 Cl.sk street, for eacorting
Hon. Thos Corsia to .he Wigwsm. Let this
bo the biggest tuzn. out Of the campaign.
Dy order, J. H. CL1nougE, Capt.
, 1860-10-24

ATTENTION wssr SIDE WI fos AwAkEs, D1y1s-
s.ox Q, 11ru WARp.-You are rotitied 10 attend
,hs meeting this, Wednesday. evening. at Z
o'clock precise,y, equippedi and uniformed, to
attend tie reception Of he Hon. Tom. Corwin.
Be- en- HIND to attend tho teetpt'on Of one of
thr best Republican speakers Of the day.
Br order. Jos. WEBn, Capt.
, 1860-10-24
Appointments OF Hon. John " North.
Hon. John ". North, Of hinnesota, viii I'D.
dres. the people Q! Illinois on political topics
1t The following :imes and places:
John r. HEalesa Appointments.
Hen. John P. Bale, Of Non Hamfshi1e, Mill
eddzet. the peopls of 1lliaois on political topics
at fte following t;,uea and nlnces:
Appointments OF Hon. d. II. Cartier.
lion. D. T. Cartier, Of Ohio, will address TIE
peop:e Of Illinois On political topica At tho fol-
lowing 1:.ca5 acd pisces;

Sam. GeiIoWaY's Appointments.
Hon. Sam. Galloway Of 0h'o, will address the
people Of Illinois in political topica st the fol.
1oHing lines aud psaees:
Ga1e;bu1=h. Kncz zCo......................,nef.g7 q
ueaeaco, HcpEI Co. e.
, 1860-10-24
at11uf$1{l{53fB,.
GRAkD WIDE.A W A RE
PROMENADE CONCERT.

PRoMENATE CONCERT,
t. ax.ven tyEe
NORTH SFD. WtDE-AWAKEC CLUB.
tn F21.1rY Eye11, frt. e5sh. letQ. It
north AAEKET HALL.
OFFICERS OF TIe EvESlN3.
P1zDx14- Al-Ix Ez.tey. C-r:Atx-1. IL. e!;ssc2-s
Cr1iXi1TtE O. AEK4xG EMKNFs.
4. HAIey, J-A.EiykoAn, La y. Eu.u.
E.J. Wilder. t.eoy1r 6nsr, III. :und..L
e. Tu1nkh0e, l. Atra:-r.
DEcoRA1Iox COMMITTEE.
L. " ea1. r. ht<AF1, II. F. Ptoutv.
j. hu uee. II. r Wa1s. F:1-k eua.ta,
k3.hard Basra1d. h. k:a1ks 4. B2s.e-
lEcEfTTUE COMMITTEE.
Il. NAs. T. KnxaeE, Ctaa. Iaxrraoi, FrsL. Vaskea.
nOxORaRY MANAGERS.
Hon. r. B. Efen, Lon. y. Alns Hon ~ B. ind q.
h. =. la1ned. EaQ. Aep1- Euix, T&1 XII D.tas, ks4
:. K4vs:n. q. G. s.h,-i.vr. E4q. John Alton $50.
". hunger, E&x J.S. Kuussv, + 10. :. rube.-i, Isl
IT. T. snlta Asl = u. W"a,n, L.. III. Rleea:ts,
FLOOR MANAGERS
O. fG u.ct6d. Duncan ActkAn, 4. knarssY,
Lfaa- vHE.s. l.. Il. Aasin, A:g- Eraa1t-S.
!. Fruit GHe. Ftank 1Uen,
Tse"iaer.ns WidsAwaae c1uosos The st7 spess'!y
tnytel u a.leau n iul nu.:o'm.
Tickets 81 fnae +seh to b Il OF tho Eooi$tQ3 p4 Ar
Fl7Esnsrt. and Of neubcr4 otthe ::i7a.
The programme viii b ahcst A.hcunrth. ce2N4
, 1860-10-24

Wzsr SIDE JUNIOR Wide .Aw4Kes, Ar1xS-
1Iox.-You are hereby notified to appear ut
your Hall. corner Of Randolph and Morgan
streets. D7 order Of StcsetarJ..
&c. UAG0Y. Esu.
, 1860-10-24

RraAk EzlRirsa Appointments.
Hoa. +. +. Bla;-, Jr., will sddress the people
Of 1Tlinois q: tie sol!o=ing times and pl1ces:
Pecri., Trcrtl Co. ................-.. Oet4.
Tuuicr Siark ............ ....... -.
l44Sa, Aeury .................... 81.