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, 1860-04-27
GREAT ACTIVITY IN THE CORN
NtTskK-T

The corn Market which las been gradually
advancing during tbs past week, yesterday
l'eca!ue buoyant and unusually excited, under
Il pressure Of heavy orders for inlmedinte ship
mcnt East, and prices improved :: to II CENTS
per bushcl oycr the extreme figures paid On
Wednesday,. The aa!es made in the aggregate
amount to over t.co hundred and J!fls thousand
bushels, tue great bulk cf which will he clip
ped as soon as tho vessels can I've loaded
Tho sales Of the past three days amount to
shout sir luadred t}iousand bushels.
This activity and buoyancy have been indeed
partly by tho low rates q i:eisl,.s-which hare
ruled during the past tl.reo or fur iays ut !;
cents per- hushcl to Dufl;t|o--which is de-
cline Of i Cents from thn opening rates at the
beginning Of tho month. The intelli:cnce Of
low water On the Illinois l'iycr, in consequence
If which receipts arc withheld. las also con-
tributed 10 tie Improvement IN prices, as well
rs greater irEnezs at the East.
This rapid movement in corn hes tested to
tue ,,tlnos: ths extensive warel4ousing !acili-
ties Of our city. At every warehouse there
are tv:o or three vessels loading, aud so1nk-
times as nony as siS OF seven waiting their
turn. In no other city in the Union could
such lnree amnudt of grain DO shippsl in
The sa:ne space Ct iimo-
, 1860-04-27
VOLUME XIII.


4 Convention Of Republicans. composed Of
a few Of the best men in Maryland, at tie
head Of WHOM was Montgomery Blair, was
broken in upon by gang Of rowdics at B.l-
t:more, Yesterday aud forced to quit the hall
snd sesk quarters unknown to the mob. Fey
era1 the Delegates were knocked down, and
all were followed down the streets by rrflians
hootinS atfroe speech and the constitutional
right Of tue pcoplo paacsiully to assemble
This is Il free country!
, 1860-04-27

WAsnIsoToS, Tuesday, April q, $50.
Special Dispatch to tte y. i. Tribute.
The Democracy herenbouts act rs if success
is certain. even il Southern man be The nom.
fuee at Charleston. They will not look the fact
in the fscc that<he once powerful Democratic
purity is nov in tho minority in nearly every
one Of the Free States. But ,hcir complaccnce
Gov. Wise, who is reliably reported rs having
said to-day, that whoever should lie The nomi-
nee at Charleston. that be would be defeated.
This remark by hin, is doubtless based upon tie
common belief among politicians Of Ir: Doug
las 1t Charleston will fierce tia: Of Judge Nc
Lean at Chicago, As Gov. Wise is defeated
candidate in bis own State, tue taste of making
such suggestion IS questioned. But then,
again, it is urged TINT The opinion of Of a man
who has knowledge that rubies could not OK
tract from him, is not to be secuted or ridi.
cuied.
, 1860-04-27

hare been 20 highly favored at one time as to
have been Buffalo Platform mcn. This supple
mcut is headed is head.liped as follows --aIA<
Eeoord Of TIC Cagg1r and EtcAn4oa.d Neu-Eri-
deaces Of Their .1lolttionifns:- 7Atir Arttetdtnh
7As B.galo Platform, gct~y to f1e Caroliuas-
!Ire sAest nie- D<nocrdts* -SAoud they be FL
losesh;|psa at Caartstouf--Ntdd!! Exad!{!
lead Ii!"~.. -. ~.
Tie record is very curious one It gives
the Buffalo Platform in full, and many anti.
slavery resolutions aud sentiments endorsed by
these men. This supplement is bomb.
shell, and shows that Fernandy knows quite
well what he is about. If be is ruled out of
the Convention, it will be after he has made u
magnificent aght-dc!ightfal to all beholdeEs.G
, 1860-04-27

LATEST FROM CnARLssroS!- learn psr
bean viue telegraph that as - Dug," alias !" The
Little Giaat:" s1iss ",shorty," wss ha.ing SET
.The Hibernikn Pet," the platform on which
they stood, being rotten, gavc way, completely
deuo]ishiag both Of them-not even leaving
grease spot! Speaking Of grease spots rcminds
Us that Cook 4 McLain, At % Dearborn, take
old snd so,1ed garments and make them look
like new. By their process of cleaning and re-
nai1ipg them.
, 1860-04-27

Il letter from John j. Poor, Esti., Of Port
lanl, ADVISES us that large delegation will lie
here from Maine to attend the National Cen
vcntion. Tho nu:abe. will reach three bun-
lred to fro hundred. Tho Canada Grand
Trunk Railway charges but so for tho round
trip The cara :;re to run through from Port.
land to this city-ll58 m!lcs-in thir:y-s'1
hours. The train viii .bo provided with
sleeping cars, refreshments, &c; and nothing
will 10 wanted to make tile excursion pleas
an:- Tho. se.urn tickets will DO coed for
thirty days, giving tho delegates aud visitors
an opportunity RI seeing tho great and grow-
ing Northwest We trust they will 1cn,brncc
this favorable opportunity to visit Iowa, Wis
consin. Minnesota, and the central aud soutll-
cru portions Of our own State. The natives Of
Maine residing in Chicago will give them a
right warm Western we1ccmc.
, 1860-04-27

1 GRANGE or "uo4Es"-GrASp EL17rrxs
OF Dar1Es.-Yesterlay smal1 regiment Of
flty-t,so babics left the West Division for new
"Homc," to wit the noble etli6ce Just COM
rleted Is the uome for the Frieudlcs5, OH We.
bash arcnue, corner Of Old street. They will
ia'a dsy 0. two be well settled in their new and
and ncrmAuept ubode.
, 1860-04-27

Aov1sa FCusArrRE.--As everybody intends
moving next week, aud as fu1nature will be
more or less broken, you will remember that
Garrison's Liquid Glue is the strongest glue now
tables, sofss. bedsteads, mi1ror-frames hc., &c;
Sold everywhere. apl26n
, 1860-04-27

RELIGIOUS 1s1ELL1GEScr.-Wel lenru that the
North Presbyterian Church, of which Rcr. DR..
Klce is Pastor, have exchanged their present lot
OIL the corner Of Illinois and Wolcott Streets,
Cor lot en- the corner Of Cass and Indiana
Streets, mud will erect on tho LITTER ? new per-
1nancut church cdelice.
, 1860-04-27
Hundreds of County Fairs.

Ataa ass 2 E.r = Gn,s,fn % ~ a s9sk ,t1 sw.a %s
~ - r. HTcet.i PIniun1 &o0 3+ysr Pitcher.
The seh b, ~ *sans 70 ssa on, sa
@ se s;Js uf ths seazp III u,,ie with III sads
oss upon esea te,s asa ss1 y tns 2
Ill., H. nd 1aior.av mash,ns: doe. IT, s~ox Ct
family nsan.e:1'ef ~ Sd 1T q r. and ns,nsJ: Hsh;n$
s.sasi ~ feses eequt1o 10 eo tbe tams ey a.nd:
nil of Dreeons I.ustra Ting the dltEent pasta sent
With machine. this aas!entlY e1pre 70 saow ss
chnes shppsd boxed With every thing *ecses
10 them. aad e.a bs delvred By e1Tes4 tHinon -
uf7l to any section OF fha cuuntY. hr1d for At-uk
GAU. r. CHiTtEc y: 0sztzsl Ak<ut.
Noa. l67 Il .LAks q. tra<txn. III.
hah4
, 1860-04-27
respectfully.
LOCAL MATTERS.

~Go to John Jones, 1l3 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will BE- we'll done and At prices to suit the
time4.
, 1860-04-27

TIE STATE STREET. SrAuEtNG CAsE.-1vc learn
that young Vail vas raorc comfortable yester-
day. lie luy quietly throughout The day, suf-
fcring little pain, and with no return of bleed
ing. Howas removed yesterday afternoon from
the s1loon, where the tragedy took place, to the
home Of his pnrents.
, 1860-04-27
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, APRIL q, 1860.

Eo11,tow. H. Toodbuty, given july
!sI te;s Tsss ii fs e tsaa iai ela
s*es ~ liz. given III 1s:7, due
sosds dea 70 !! d: Holm; E:ns. 1s;: '
as!r III yew Yefk. r..lSs53l Ecue,x-
alA5rl!ls lsi3, ye.ts Interest at9h ,,.
1ota, srao1nt biu; psyihe ''~ s.ss
frs.rc BUILDINGS.
Balance ,l! On .tll dye: 9ns ctsk Sknl County on .o
1A,tr p1s711cTs.
Bills remaining unpaid To Ga! to. foF 49,.
Eanths previous to Apill 11...--- s1+1so II
r1EE DEPARTMENT.
DEE fDr tt+ Aca,nrr Up. Harris pu1-
Due io' u :s*snati Iaiis Gl;t pa;: ~
oas oS 5ssi! laisi::t ii 7Isi 1sls " '''|'"
Gl "
CITY @ @G2APTKoLLIElRs P Il r. 4 RsTIMATE 4A , 9F ,AE9rST
fEERzP EE Ell ss St64 EXtkGsES foh fcAl
5711Ar1.
1ttfrett cn funded deb: cre July 1st
11s:1sss i; N 'aaaseaa asIs dss ~;
11ss:ass 1s:;si;i;''; ca principal aid t - -: :
<st............ -....-...- ~ " 1io1 W
1nte:est On fund ID tebt das Jaa. It,
Eisszasc Ei;;:;i IL; ier etlt.... 81 g r,asoo
Commission to slenzan. Darsan&
q ss5fi i + 1ss @ Il a'es'a. oaa:
ts'eEdsd ole 5ca: fFon Apt:l i.
r1ssSi: e. ;s1 "a sss; :::: iss . s,e %
dett atter i 81 ones due...:...s..e :;,seon
1ntcsest wta1dpk 11t%sr=t Eshsol
LUZ W sS%sSl ~
cExETEII TrSp.
To p!ass to Is credit The sEouat dse
(which has be*ntx2ended prerfena
Jean aeccu.t Gea. Fsnd-......... G9.s.A
nuor T5A1g51 ~; YsI i iss1z5sE ,aas,;.T T4shAs1s
Wsst Eaadoph nd East Mnrtson
streets. vi b Interest irtn Aug.l. ......
seT asses:neuf vii r. msia to pi, these ''S'
ELo.T1sa c1c7.
Warrants on Treasurer cut
LIZ e.sasit a,sS,1,ss Apsl tsia;sl Ss g
Treasury interest w=t,aIts 6t,3&1.G&
Less o:deI1l:c astmated &s,GN.sI 4e4S9.3S
Haante u Tax lh:9 payable to SEW
Daaase oa spss;I azses:ia:ai:....... 5GsS:@ ;S
:oo.Ss43s
Les hslanes II T.sa.u,y Arril Isl, Al!
Ct vh:ch has tccn snec pld out on .......
tpetIala:ses.mens H.. 4Q3 IS 1G 954.:o
N1EsEsr,
Interest on No1th Bra.eh estimates ~
7.;s.:s as Nay ~ l " -; H;.d d,s Sao.eo
1n;e9s.t s t 81 ~ ". ii: woodbury. iialdi 4so
1Itciest ~ steam Fire EtGane ,cct.. IS-tD
1nte,tst Schcnl Fund money .... 10000
tntcrc:t T1el<uIy Int w2tTants... l,sc900 7se30
Total amount Of estlrn.c OF debt aId
intcr..t thereon to be provided fer-. 4t3,sls.67
uEIo;r.
ptng for a1nonths' salary for Bridge
Tetder nfr ttr1snapce. ur frpaI2
, 1860-04-27

PErsoSA1.-Eev. Chauucy Hobart and DR..
Crary, delegatesfrom the Ainuesots Conference
to the General Conference Of tile u. E. Church,
left this city last evening for BuGn1o. The del.
cgates from the Rock Myer Conference will
probably leave this morning.
, 1860-04-27
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
tc Of the City Finances.

The cemon Genne s9 r;ss net At o'clock yes
tifcates Of indebtedness, offered aud laid oyer
at tbe meeting on Wednesday WIS passed Is
fo1ows:
Az osn1Ascz authorizing the s.lne Of bonds ee:t1
eAes ot 4, 1sf atHrI; astshsaosss,
whe hase ea provided for IS asused o. asou naeuf
pst ordained blythe common coeaeI CT 'hce'i5 osch-
to The orn,no- -cones,psn, Loans
rsscd March 81. lsa the Mayor Comp,r Hcf T.. and
ey are hereby a9,ho1it e s;:Se "bonds tsstbees
Hnt I'LL Will :s or NAV b:eore duc. cunn9 he
n,e.nt u:c:, year, MD 'bo.is Of cctdcais, I, be
drawn p4Yatc7 t:e t:ss day 81 May isa 70 the retoa
or ss se 70 e ~ rs
ios anT .lues tS the ciiS sfer i:.at d-te
The fo,lov;nr ordinance offered and laid orer
Wednesday vas also passed:
..o.,r.-c. .rn,n,,tort to An or,n.uee oo,,sn,,r,b,
f19a iess1sincnt: ~ >'''e' A'''s 'AS
s1e11oxl Bc to.d,ned by TIC cor1on Council Of the
eat oi I'D tss Depamen: u IT, cy II chicsso b.
y: s,S s. s ~; az .nS IT, s;
s1ss: s.
sdon Of tic .ee to 'he aR1tnEt mt snd txu: tse c-
aH5x sS1 * pas ts
u! s:e:: mp s:!.:sse y =: Flo p.,s:
nanr+ anil nrdts OF Ike cty and O? tho fuls and .csa
to5s the Fin C.s {euf ppIcr The lisrc.ioa ad snnr
v.sian Of TIC Ch:sf nd Assistant EnEsacc9s.
i.
An UEdlnance making annua! appropriations
for the eXrenseS for the yeAr from Apri!
7..n =. a,rs1 1Sc1 r,e III. r,.-nI =;
4seu ~ hPt!1 4so4, "SS otso passtu III accoTd-
aucc with the ComPtIolIer>s report appended,
erren. that 50 <-3 10 Es4 fadnrfcH frnn I'm
Er-.a.+ sr; - tsf:t: ~ rs'o
Flre department oN!nE 70 anolsnlnE Inc othcc
nf EnDtpip kuQ adding 81 900 each ro Snrtlu
ora W-eet I1;<is;nn ~ 1s,- fnwr crnss x-.,ts ,I
01a F." est - - w " - 80 ~teso "eAs IGo
aprons. LOAF amount OF appropriation for
years expenses, s5o. ,1es c4:
1'1u. S:4.s -. ~. s: appe'at-
ca connftsee 70 1IpI1lSe oocAs AZ ends OF
streets, except Hush 8frte., which the Conn.,
trailer was ordered 10 Ie. n, auction to IN ;rh
I:,J.. ~. ...,,.~,;,nT. 81 "~.3 - 49, ''AE y"
eSE 0IuQcIsi eAe AfsPl0lsiAs A04 FcuIal8t0 D. for
one wear from Mar 1st.
IL 1}apo Inv and fJnhl,nrJ .1o+a o..,;...,
@11o. teNo 49, I04 "ese al,fotAteu
q coMfu1ttee 10 inquire INTO tbe e1pe1iencv OF
establishing market limits and n;no,tnt ~
l,,t.1 49, }sa,n.oe ~ r. E-o1 "a
ohtcHcia +eGAoe' ~ e@ AApU'
Council Adjourned
-
IT,. annond ~. fc11o,v;rr Irr.,.. p.
We APFeo0 eiAe Ao4'o"4nS fAuAoec Aepofts
and Exhibits presented by Ccmntro1|er Ward.
, 1860-04-27

THE 0Dp FE11ows' CELEpRAr1ox.-Iesterday
was memorable day with the Order in this
city, IN the celebration Of their forty.rst ami
yersary.
, 1860-04-27

TIE CoxcEur or TIE Ul1Sp.-Thc concert Of
the Blind takes place on Tues5ny evening.
, 1860-04-27

OuS1nrssEs W17apnAws.-The North Clark
Street Holss Railway Company having bought
out the Wells street line Of omnibusses. the lat
ter ceased running yesterday.
, 1860-04-27
THE CITY,


CEccsr;y, Glasssar 2rd Cutlery, at sk O'Clock, by
Gilbert Sampson. Auet.oseers, s. Lake street.
Patterns aad Tools of U1ass Fuundiy, At 81 O'Clock r.
u, Iy a!5er Simpson. Aucdonee1s s. Lake street.
Po11cs.-The Police Court yesterday gayc
nnlv q fatr ..1o Ill nnsaz
, 1860-04-27

IIouE FOE TIE Fn1Exp1rss.-A srccial meet
ing Of the Board Of Managers is requested fer
this friday afternoon at o'clock, at Mrs.
E. 5. Wadsworth's, corner Of Pine and Illinois
Streets
, 1860-04-27

S1axs! S1oSsl StoSs i-Chambers l. Dubois,
lis and III Dearborn street, are painting every
description Of Siqns, Raaaers, 2c., in the b..s1
styles at very low p1iccs- ap9-1m
, 1860-04-27

P1kR's PEAKERs, ATTENTION !-Complete RIB
be1 Outfits, Goats, Camp Blankets, etc., etc., 1t
Jno. B. Ideaon 4c., 81 Dearborn Ut. ap3-tf
, 1860-04-27

TuE {. S. ZorAvE CApErs-A special meeting
was held on Wednesday evening last. fer tho
election Of officers to fill vacancies occasioned
by removal, 6c., &e,, with tic following result ::
Nominations Rsynor Fcssenden, Chas. 4.
Bell, and Clifton T. Whorton, for First, and Il.
Dwight Latin and Robt- n. Vithcrell for Second
L:eutenan.s. The other gentlemen waiving thcis
clans in favor Of Messrs. Fessenden ind Latin,
they were declared unanimously elected.
Dr.. Charles 4. De Williams, member Of the
Societic Na:ionale d. honour de Paris, who
served with the ZouaTes and Chasseurs, under
Generals I.asnorcierc md Iseajoly, in A'giers,
from 1S41 to 1e47, and was afterwards exi1ed by
Napoleon in consequence Of his participation in
the revolution Of Italy has accepted the appoint
n.ent Of Surgeon Of the corps, and Will reuain
in the city to accompany them upon their cou-
te,uplated tour. Surgeon De Williams will
prove decided acquisition to the company, rs
besides being thorough soldier, and perhaps
the most accomplished swordsmnn in this coun-
trr, heis qutefar1fl;ar with tAc celebrated troops
from whom the Cadets copy their drill.
The next exhibition drill will take place some
tins during next month.
, 1860-04-27
u OR RENT OR LEASE

TOR RENT OR LEASE
STORES AND OFFICES.
T~o tre::e s'oss eoEaer 0: E1ez ana DOCK streets.
Stosc 1S RI e'n street. Easement .: pe:Ettn a:ett-
doleh ftstet t.te.. r os r. LEV. iecnss il ii al
$:h aooss Of ~ Randolph st'ert Rlaeksraths shop, -
Wells s:1ett.
uouse and Lot, s1t W.la.h averce. Two new .hrrs
ttoT Brick Hon:e, OF fu:ten street, 1eas ru'oa Park
Aodsta Improvements o-
Lot with ctec eorac: Wells ard -tkson Streets suitable
1ppe y st. oet e
NJ Ma5Eef, !, Sw'4ns pea'b'fa stres1 q q i w.
TIIEAP RENTS!-NORTlI DI-
~ v4sInN,-The subscriber has the following >iore,
vhih possession al = fvea 'tnme,.lasely. ~:
"a ias iaasaa Sss: I'd
large stor and oEea!ns tded up t1r 1opr md feed
"a ..tt, between Indians sud uhio-one Butcher
Shop With n1tuses complete, ana dwelin: It ei7 per
On Huron. between Market AID sede-ck.-on. new
catsgc DWELLING Enho len lau'es walk Of Court uouse.
On corner HuEro aud sedswaes--u7per pa-- 1sEs
two sto1y hous., II u PIT mouth.
g. cs
oas is!xe Sop saas tar ear7ezter CT eoore: tho
Two new weu.1nissce Eoas>s On nor,hess: come: Of
Huron snt Sedxw!ck 1tretts, having all the uode.ni In
pssIs%sa5 psiySn5SE 4 HESuKEp And FIFTY LOTS in
usE:n+, Lowe Cos Addition TO Chicago. which may te
leased Gor te1 Of 1ear u ~ teF 5ea aod o1dlAA'y
Apply to JOIN a. I1GnTEA1L corner Market AID
Madison street, Premises American zsAaspcEtaen Com.
, 1860-04-27

TO RENT-(North Side,) the bric;;
l. Warehouse on North Water ssrees. Rush street
B1'd<e. Building NxlD fecf, four tors, wh and
STREET forts tded location for any htaTy wtccxae
forwarding and eontn1kaon bu..1css-
Aso.EfFa%n. r % I1i an: d ea!ns Shy q fess sth :se
Aso-Two frxcla:s brick dwellings, and i.2rnc do.
On Michigan ttrtet uear kush street bFd6e. inquire
mhash4S6 im H. CARpESTrR
, 1860-04-27

CHICAGO PSYCHOLOGICAL LSEMISARI.-Iestsrda
with the Commencement Exercises, closed the
Anniversary week Of the Chicago Theological
Seminary. 1t has been deeply interesting
occasion.
, 1860-04-27

On Nednt sday evening. April 25th In Trinity Chr.rh.
I1T Rsr n ~ III ssatnsk kee;e! @ q EnTanqtl Glu1ch<
tot Of Ch,1ss Ltur:h. Eh'cago. ana C. EMMA 1Kls
NOLp daughter OF Us. Alexander Faher, of TIL. city.
, 1860-04-27

PEzsoxAl--Gen. Pomeroy, OF kansas, Gov.
Ramsay. Of Minnesota, Capt. Nelson, i. S. L..
Lion. Thos. c. Turner, Of Illinois, md Captain
Knapp, Of st. Louis, ere stopping ct tile Trc-
mont House,
, 1860-04-27

Ho7sL CoLos1zAr1oS.-Our hotel keepers,
oven under the present pressure Of orders for
rooms during the Convention, are casting about
for extending their areas. Mine hosts Of the
Briggs will tIt up rooms in Lloyd's iron block,
opposite their house. Messrs, Gagc, Bro. It
Drake ere Gttin: up Tip top accommodations in
tic upper part Of the new block on the opposite
cnrner Of Lake aud Dearborn, over Ripley's
Bonnet Rooms. by this means the first class
accommodations Of our hotels will be largely
augmented. :.
, 1860-04-27

BASE BAI1.-The following persons were
elected officers Of the Excelsior Base Ball Club
for the ensuing year: Jas. Malcon. President;
n. ". Kennedy, Vice President; \. VOORHEES,,
Secretary: G. C, Smith, Treasurer.
, 1860-04-27

StwxRAeE C,.xx,ss1pzYk.s Q5Hcx}
Cnzca AGO. ILL, ~ I'll 81. Et0.
S, y. N-asp. E.q- Cty Ccc'ptEoues:
Dtaf *Ir:-Ihe amount saEy b 11sed durre the
orts.nt rulc ri yea to NETT the n.srest and
nEfpc fund TO pay thu boF Of this Bosrd maturity In
necpnt1ace with tic requirements Of tae Sewerage Law Is
~ follows:
Sewerage District. Interest. Sinking Fu.d. Total.
Scu.h.s..,x,-..,.... sE.sG0t "a 7.4s ~ 34.t<a -
Nofth. ,....,.,...... lL::Of1 A&1s Gl 1s,lS7 81
Nctt-.......-.....-... I+A1 " AsA " -2+aa3 ~
fa.lso 70 1aA 70 .7,a4 60
Dy cr1estL Eea:t.
, 1860-04-27

TO RENE-Eligible Business Ut.
Il te:* e Rent oas VII tatss z.ons. ssss1 af c'.:k
On 81 toeE Two Enot ronms n I'd toy in Tt:3ur laEl
ing1; and fns tcube otdte o. store loon! WITH sdas
Doors he drt fco:. art seuse Of the Methods.
Chu4ch Bo:k. Nas1rst,n etree. Procession syvL May
lat APPLY to DE- EVANS, - Clark street, tup-s!as)
n1&E.r 1frr
, 1860-04-27

[-"0nr Farm of Four Acres" complete;
Life Of S. 4. Douglas by Sbeahan; "Mill on
tue F1oss," by the author Of Adam Bede, and ill
The new books may be found at a1cNalls's, 81
Dearborn street.
, 1860-04-27

ITO RENT-On Michigan avenue,
l. Old re't the middle house 1f TIC block os 'k.ee
bsu.p houses fronting Est Apply next door North,
to GEO: T. COSCptN. j. Lake dsee.. up stair.
, 1860-04-27

ss,,y ofch,ef Eus'sesr... 1,eS; e {,
cspssiE. s:ean-
ss':fes &; st: Il Captain. si =" ~ "
llose comran!es. sT..;. go 60
s,,s5l "a 2Lsa;es e S;g;a;e csS'sa.y ~ s. 5000
sjary q 6 EDs'ueczst sea,
81 rsr 1T ya:'iio6;da,;it e iour6ois:ds,se9.: ~ s
s,asy r. pafF Il itMo nsasf hol,e ifise;: NV"
~ nes mouth .::;,,.. sfs 20
salary ef 10 10 oae 9s horse d's' .;es, NJ
sas.y ss q q s s ot6sf %h:ta9i men. ii .'9'' ~
PEI per 'vscs. 49, ......... ~. e.sas %
other 1aboFtIs:. :........... 1,So -s4caso
Eight rev horses.......... 1.00o9
ol. fall asd .u2?ncs...... i.0S CO
e. g;;.,:. ::s ! g; 8
lie :sirs II buildings and cleaning .o,
nsersIrs eaIist * steamer. an et5er spa. WV
vsss: ;sss, iii ID DIX :s :;ssss
Kent ct Beu Tower and Hcsa Com
rSsi;, e; i is;s III as;ss::: 'sss !ssS
Qna.tsny dues Volunteer Depart
zuent.. I'D o. U,16a %
rpl1cI pErAK1xrST.
sasary Ct two ro!1ec Jatt!ee:........ 5000
s;'ty ,s!, M,':s. = liz re. wi 3s$' 3ss5 g
S,po pes.oss To- 10? Dttc.ssve eeFTiss -
At eIs per we ....-... ..-.......- 5,6l6 %
sixty r.tro.rc7. hridcwr!a and 1otk
IN r,tn ~ SO per week -....-,.. 3l,se1 %
Fucl xss watcr. other suTEEcs, iuclu-
n$Sssxs'i IL: iii ii ;ss::: sss ss
D;etIuE, .ay average lSo psseuctAt
ccu.e r1eu r1eu,...................... us: G1 ...
Fpc o. watsr aud supplies ele7 70 ea0oo 10
soE7A DIv1s:ox.
f::;:E ss:f:e s:7e':ts:s:: 81 2s4s: is i!s
e'e' i.pars. 1000 70 $500 o.
Stxe: 1aeor. This whole 4o1ouL& Of
s.1rst 1az collect 'i.+............... i.
WITT DIVISION.
STREET Commissioners saaEy. LOU O.
FI.uk stone rad spike. va1iuus repa!n.- LOCO to
Rcp11fs M West tMs7ktt.....-.-.-...-... 100 70
S.Ires la,os, whole amount Of Atrees tax
collected 800 %
North DIVISION.
Street Commissioners =sl1ty. y...-........ 1ot0 a
LNp,hes fsauc md sptke4 v1ftGus gE1asr1 3,Gn o.
Batepc On tleli aud ltcAirs North mxsEes 10 6U
'@4e~ couec:ei. Observation-Disclosures. ESQ %
roS71snrsT 1rsp. Goo %
E.tieaate thcy require for iutercs: a1ns
AlnksuF 1t1ld. s,G63 GV
, 1860-04-27
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06
THE REprRLIcAN PLATFORM.

The Republican Convention held 81 Chicago. uhich
norniei NJ. Lincoln for The Presidency adopted the
following resolutions
Rs,oired, Tint We. the delegated repre-
sentati,es Of the Republican eleclor. 1t the
United States, IN Convention assembled, in
the discharge II the duty we owe TO our con.
stltuents and eur country, unite in the fol.
lowing declarations:
Ersi-Thst the history Of the nation do.
ring The last four years has fully established
the proprieiy and necessity Of the orgsniza.
tion and perpetuatiOn Of the Republican
party, and that the causes which called ii
into existence are permanent in their nature.
and now, more Than ever before, demand is
peaceful and constitutional triumph.
Second - That the maintenance Of the
principle promulgated IN the Declaration OF
Independence. aud embodied in the federal
Constitution, is essential To the preservation
Of our republican Institutions. and that the
federal Constitution. the rights Of the States.
and the Union Of the States, must and shall
be preserved.
Third-That 70 the Union Of the States
this nation owes its unprecedented increase
~ population its surprising development Of
msterIsl resources its rapid Augmentation
Of wealthj It's happiness at home and its
honor sbroad and We hold in adherence oil
schemes FOR disunion, come from whatever
source they may; and we congratulate the
country that M Republican member Of Con.
gress has uttered or countenanced threat
Of disunion, 80 often made by Democratic
members Of CDngre. without rebuke and
with applause from their political associates I;
and we denounce those threats Of di.union
IN case u popular overthrow 81 their as.
tendency. as denying the vital principles of
Tree Government, and as an ayowsl Of con.
templated treason. which IL Is the impca.
tive duty Of an indignant people strongly to
rebuke and forever silence.
Fourih-That the maintenance inyiuIate
of the rights Of the States. and especially
the right % each State TO order and control
its own domestic institutions. according 20
is own judgment exclusively, !. essential to
that balance of power on which the perfec.
ton and endurance Of our political faith de.
ponds, and We denoanee tie lawless inya.
sion BY an armed force of any State or Ter.
ritory, No matter under what pretext, az
smong the gravs.t 81 crimes.
T5h-Thst the present Democratic Ad