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, 1860-11-17
Some very Alarming Stories Spofled--
Letter from Hon. Joiln m. Bolts.

The following extract Of private letter
from Hon. John II. Bolts, shows how much
reliance is to be placed on some OF tic alarm
Ing reports thqt reach Us from the South:
HIcHxoxn. Va, Nov -, 1880
Mr. DEAR -: The letter published in
the Herald from this place, In regard to the
feeling and condition Of things in this State
arc fabulous aud unlounded to The last degree
There is nothing in the world going. on here,
relative to raising aud arming and drilling
troops, that would not layc occurred had there
been no election ut aal-cyen to the cncamp.
mcnt and parade Of cavalry in this vicinity,
which was gotten up last spring for the pur-
pose OF getting up an "exprit de eoyps," md
which broke up Inst night, and alt havo re-
turned to their homes and daily ayocations--
yet It is announced by the correspondent Of
the Herald, among thousand and ono other
stories, equally aa unfounded, that it WIS
preparation for war, growing ont of the cleo
tion Of Lincoln. Virginia is sound to tho coEp
on the Union question, and has no idea Of be-
Ing hItchcd TO, or drngged into any movement
that looks like one Of dlsunion. am truly
and slncerely yours, Joux II. HorTa,
TIE WfpE-AwAKE BAExER Town.-Libcr-
tyville, in Lake county, which took the ban-
ncr Ut the great Wide Awake demonstration In
this city, promised to give over q hundred Lin
eoln votcs., She has more than redeemed TINT
promise; having giFen '11o votcs for Lincoln.
Her former vote was 6, and her Wide Awakes
numbered 73. -. -
, 1860-11-17

1nent Of the Fugitive Slave law is among
the least Of their wants, rs it is Of no prac.
tical consequence 10 them, though put for
ward to mask their real purposes. Who
will be deceived by the prcposternus pre-
t:yt presented by Stephens?
, 1860-11-17

TRUSTEES SALE.-Public No
aee Is heFsby given that Samuel C. Smith ths
Trustee named In deed Of trr4t, executed hy il "
Phltps dated October III 1ssa and recorded In tie
2ace or the KeeoEdsr q s. Lse County, Illinois Ia
looE nunber 6 OF QtedA Pages 5a ST. 5a and h9 dt.
r. fss nsyn5 eesR ~ made py ths s'5d B. Plits f.
pursuance Of the powers contained IN s:Id td urvn
me application Of the legal holder OF said bnEd sc At
pnbtc auction II ttc north door of the Court House. in
t1e yt:Y Of csteago County Of Cook Stats aortsaid
north Of hsnec east Of the Third P1incinal NtrL
oan containing 10 acres Also the ncrtes;f quarter
yet quarter q res ton 4 ainIes north Of Range
cast Of the Thru 1ztnGpal Metl4l1n, containing ED
acrea. Al.o. Lota aud = 10 Sandio!ds SnbIsision o
he nortAwcst quarter Of Section g IN Township &
norh OF Range east Of Third Principal 3feY4di IN CON
t5nin= teEssneE 70 aeses Also: 'ots AID z l. w.
town OF Acndota Ill .Also, TIE undivided h.lf & lie
southwest quarter of te southeast quarter Of Section
l. Township 8, north OF ElIEe takt OF Third prInc
pnl Meridian eon;alaing . acres said sale 70 b. made
on the sixteenth dAJ Of November; A. D. laGQ nf One
O'Clock F.k SAMUEL C. E4lITH Trustes
ocl3c.91td
The aboye sale L. postponed until November .oxb
as tae same u1ne ano p!ace. Aol1kd
, 1860-11-17
Nen advertisements.

TO BU USIN ESS ME- NJ
i, 4. A thoronga bnstcesa man, who il : practical
;!c=s whether ~ business book.kecper, would
hkc TO 1naSe ~ engagement with some house In this
tttr. From nyc yeaEs' acquaintance witt. him. the
ruh4hers Of this paper able testify Tia ability.
and @ ~in Recommend LIN - above. Inquire 1t n.ss
cGtce. ppItxlw
, 1860-11-17

.aD1ounsEp OyEn-The Grand Jury in the
Un!tec States Court have adjourned over until
Monday.
, 1860-11-17

Total... 17o155 1850 42so on3 16a os3 14o,Gl9
Lincoln over Douglas, l., ,So5 over sll, 5,a13.
Majority for Convention 222,9a. Tbs returns
for the Convention aro only from 81 counties.
, 1860-11-17
Ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.

G. H. 5cEiFEN, Adrertising Agent, g Dear
br" It,. Is authorized 10 r<c1irs Adzerlisements for
Mssdnd al The leading Pdptrs cf The No4tAuett
, 1860-11-17

Tle other remaining counties are reported
~ follows:
Counk1es Lnc'ln. Doug. Counties. Linc'ln. Doug.
Drowu...-.-. ,-.. ~ Randolph. 30
Ford d...... 81 -.-.l -
81 TAI
NEcAFl1CIATIoE.
% Cor 06s 157, ,l0a 4esa a2c Isl 14o619
Q tfcp.l q sa2 80.
, 1860-11-17

The Postmastcr-Gcneral has decided that
when sealed letters containing bills Of lading
are opened in the presence Of the postmaster,
and found to relate only to the cargo Of the
vessel By which they were received, postage
should be remitted.
, 1860-11-17

= 7,,.,,. y ~, -
george y. winston, no. IL North Carpenter
street, w"s ifghtiu1l5 bufned oy the explosion
Of can Of burning nusd, from which Sue was
1lllns 4 lshtcd lamp. The hnid was thrown
upon hes enes' ana knon'oe1s' completely sat-
u'ating ner e'olnang' ana enselop1ns her IN
bnec1 oi naule' Inc poor E'fl hfst made as II
10 ca1e' tne 700" "ncfc inc 1amlly were at
tea but, moyed to generous consideration
Tor tnclf ,s saaet5' ran BACK and into the open
a,r' m at: "lp.s'on iu' followed hsr' ana oy means
, 1860-11-17

WANTED.-To Mill Owners
.yT Wanted 10 purchase for cash a FIGURING MIL
heated at kome good point in the country or In te
CITY. Water Mill preferred Arrly t. JAMES &
SPRINGER, Room No. IT Metropolitan B,ocE
, 1860-11-17

CIRCUIT CounT.-The call Of the civil docket
in This Court, With jury, will be resumed on
Monday morning, commencing at No. a16G.
, 1860-11-17

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
~ that at = Regular Meeting Of the Bfshop uill
ber, 4 b. 1850, OLoF JOHNSON VAS, b vpte Of tts
members. duty removed from the once of one Of rhe
Trustees Of said Colony. md Is no longer authorized
to Act in its behalf
And notice Is also given that according to the b.
ssSent r. p is In t1e Trustee far
sent Of the Colony theretos int Obtained n rerniar
meeting Of tho Colony.
By order Of the Colnny,
ERIC o. EnRBERG, See of tie Meeting
Bishop Hill, Nov l4th, lsn noiEd~8sf
, 1860-11-17
Cbiraqo Grihtt1tt,


4 MEMBER FR0M EGYPT.
The Republicans have really elected
member Of the Legislature in Lower Egypt!
NATHAN CREWS, Republican, has ms
joritv OF fifteen i'll tho district composed Of
WAYNE and Edwards, over Thomas Cooper
his Democratic competitor. We received
a dispatch week ago from D. 7. Lincgar,
the Republican candidate against Logan,
saying that Crews was elected, hut thinking
it too good to be true, omitted to publish
1t. We have now tho official result before
lis, and the figures arc as follows:
Edwards Co.. crews.... GU Coopcr........ 8i
1862 1s47
making Is majority for Crews.
JOINS Mordan, Democrat, ran as IN inde-
pendant candidate in Wayne, and received
439 votes, which helped to elect Crews,
though he ran far ahead Of his ticket
Douglas las s24 majority over Lincoln in
the district.
The Republicans will open the session
with 10 members in the House Of Rcprc-
sentativcs, and the Democrats with 81.
And when the rishtfu:ly elected member
from McDonough gets his seat, our side
will hare Al members, being seven majori-
If In the Rouse and one in the Senate, or
eight on joint ballot, when the two
Houses meet to re-clcct Judge Trcmbull.
When Douglas was reelected, he had eight
majority on joint ballot. The Legislature
is reversed, and the Republicans arc eight
votes stronger than they were in the last
Legislature, aud their opponents are eight
weaker, making change Of sixteen votes.
, 1860-11-17
%-----------+--
A NnU CnnafIfut{ost.

IL NEW %NN&AAAAkAOAs
As It Is now certain that the people hare Or
dercd Convention To be held to form new
Constitution, tho next step to he taken is
pointed out in the following provision Of the
Constitution:
II It shall appear that a majority Of all the
electors Of the Slate roting for EeprtfrnfQftrts
have voted for Constitution. The General Asscna-
bls shall at their next session. caIl Convention.
Tf*enfdtif<x al the lime f mailing said call 10 be
b. tbe N 1nc i IL "a hs
c:'ose tile members OF the Louise of, Representa-
lives, and which Convention shall meet Within
thee months after the said election, for the pur
pose Of altering or amending this Constitution
The number of members will consequently
be seventy-dvc. The Legislature will fix tho
time for holding the election to choose Dele
gates to the Convention.
The Vote in Missouri.
Accordingto to Thursdays St. Louis Democrat,
the vote in Missouri, with sixteen counties
still to be heard from, stands as follows: Doug
las, Sc 2o1; Bell, S. ,191; Brcckin1idgc, e, ,1o1
Lincoln, 1861.
The counties to hear from gave the Douglas
candidate for Governor ], goo majority over tic
Bel candidate at the August election. We
think it is safe to announce that Douglas has
carried one State Missouri Where is Jim
Green, who dcposed him as Chairman Of
the Committe on Territories. Green Is now
the under dog in the fight
A Doubling Thomas.
Judge Douglas was in Mobile on Thursday
last. The advertiser tells what he thought Of
, 1860-11-17

The PREs1pEYT ELEcT.-Hea]y's por.rait Of
Abraham lincoln is On exhibition at his stu
dio, No 133 Lake street. It is the best Tat
las been taken Of our next President.
, 1860-11-17

lQfFlC1AL AEILlt.as.l
We publish the full vote for President In
90 counties, and reported majorittes In
the three remainder, aud tho vote for and
against Convention to form new constitu-
ton, as far rs heard from:
Lincoln .Dons's. Eell. Brcck. For. A5'st
co+ (nE )1G3, ia $50 ls t9 ls4 lCl 0l0 l3G. G.
, 1860-11-17
anl,iScn1c11ts.
7>RYAN TIALL-Clark street
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,

lin itsD. 3LLitblS.
Etntna:t rsirI1r$ r+pnornce this Hall unsurpassed
u aaS As!a III the n.u.: In Its
1c,cs::c, AMI General appointments.
ts cly-hs accurate count aad report of
CARTER 4 BAUR, Architects.
TIE maIa audience 5:oor Is on tie r.,: s.aor. the
r. ee1: : on Slars The greatest thorough
AaiI has rrtlred. qc!ts location in tho rtaF
smF.s iasFcS- a'! *Erv-s. - feet Of doorway to
+: Is s:,atsiH: t'r issly I'll National Gallery. valued
~ siasna: purchased fsuu. leo. T. A. IItatv now
s .ST s xnss Esof as: ' Tss s
~ Ksr: Ianfs's !. sn:.,. M ss;tf anA
anttcaen: 6ookirs *:ove. numerous tsni.s ke. &c.
@ TILL KiLSos f iii. ss .6 Is g
t'1a aai?s:;~ 1dos: sAS;Sc!; ;ts Il ;;s ;e~
1fcFICKEle'S THEATRE.
1'1- Madison street. between State and Dearborn.
Docs. oren II o.elocx. Performance tn rorn-
rro II, II sock BOX oaee open ou 70 TIT and
e:as: rs;i Rs.s cEss .s Second Circle Is
conplished 7isgs.cnar. @ ' '> 1s'' n'=e1 OF the &C.
MISS ANNETTE lNcE.
MAET STUART; Or, TIE TWO QUEENS,
sss'5 Start t.-.-..-.-........Mtss Annette lace.
supported bT N excellent cast.
n,c To eorel,;s ri:h B:or:ham'a great Play ftor,
DAVID coePERFIELD.
Tis'hs Aacawoer.. Hr. Eaa1,1d.
Nondsy, the celebrated Actress. Mrs. wLILEE
, 1860-11-17

SAM. CowR1l's CoScERT.-Tlis inimitable
vocalist and hu,norist gives three concerts. at
lziagsbnry Hall, that will be more laughed ut
l,y their audiences than any e7er given in CHI
CA9o
, 1860-11-17

4 BODY FoCSD.-Thc Milwaukee Il1isconsin
says that the body of Henry Parsons, men,
ber Of the Milwaukee Light Guard Drum
Corps, who was lost on the Lady E'gin, has
been recovered 1t Gibson's Statfbn, Ind
, 1860-11-17

GAS F117unIs.-$15too tooo worth Of new stglesjust
received at 75 Clark street.
nnH1at II. II W1x.n7H
Coal OIL LA4rs.--The largest stock west of.sew
York at . Clark street. Kerosene Oil, 10ogallous
noG-lst II. II. WI1xAn7u.
f39 All should not fail to read the ndye,tite-
mcnt Of Prof. Wood In to-day's paper. ec5ly.
, 1860-11-17

VIC have collected the following official re
turns Of the Iowo election:
, 1860-11-17

CoM1NG EvKSTs.-Next week will be busy
one, unusually 30. The Burch Divorce case
commences its hearing at Napervillc on Mon"
day, to continue for three or four weeks. In
the Superior Court, in this city, three murder
trials are to take place.
, 1860-11-17
IIIllltr1.

w ANTED-A good secondhand
box-sharr Top Euagy, NJ which tae ca.h VIII
Dc fa1d apply " I, y, Box 1876 noiatsi;lst
w \ y TIE D-.A Secondhand
nutfx.t ~
, 1860-11-17

ANTED.-Sii:uations hy two
English girls 70 do caamns work, sew, or tate
r 1rthun nt1r. Ma, =
, 1860-11-17

SHALL Tu1EvISo.-Residents of the North
Side complain Of frequent petty knayeEies,
probably committed by boys, in the way Of
stealing copper boilers, plumbers fixtures,
&c, DC The Reform School is q good rem
cdy, which should be applied.
, 1860-11-17

sST T. c. SMITH l. Co.. Cop7ersmi:hs. Brass
Cock manufacturers, dealers in Wrought Iron Pipe,
Steam aud Gas Fittings, at 1ow prices, Us Wash
1nston street. Eov 101st
, 1860-11-17

ofthis new and promising musical organiza-
tton, to take place on Monday evening, will be
q brilliant affair. All active members Of the
Philharmonic Society who have not received
tlclritickcts to the concert, can be supplied 1t
E. ]. Tinkllam's banking Office. Persons wish
ins to join, thereby availlng themselves Of the
concert privileges, should apply at the same
place
, 1860-11-17

w ANTED.-Tn trade a Horse for
~ Family Carriage or Piano. lie IL a xp,rn.Ittl
Box eGa. rnt,;iiss -
, 1860-11-17

ROARDING-Pleasant Rooms
- With Board ran be obtained at No. 10 Van Bnren
ttreet between State and Wabash avenue poIixim
, 1860-11-17

FOR SALE.-A good Horse,
- WAGON and Harness for sale chcar. Amply at
cg!nfE t Of Jackson and Wells street,. PHILLIP
, 1860-11-17

NANTED.-Hy 4 ycunr ,nan Of
~ eee.-E. and inteltlssner i cf-rk-hip IN some
----- 0"7 0A>-~~s
, 1860-11-17

Lincoln over Douglas. II ,.c0s; over t'l. G,s1s.
, 1860-11-17

Sous or TEMPERAscE.-The members OF
Garden City Division, No. ~, Sons of TEN
perance, arc hereby notified to meet at the
Office Of Dr.. Horace Wardncr, corner OF Tan-
dolph aud Clinton streets, on Monday evening
next, at o'clock precisely, for the purpose Of
attending in body, the address to be deliver.
cd by L. D. Wilkinson, Esq, before the Tenth
Ward Temperance Legion.
, 1860-11-17

B- Attention Is called to the card Of Nessrs.
yanlcrsall 4; Chase, who have recently opened an
agency at 70 South Water street, for tho sale Of
Pennsylvania Rock oil, Refining Co.'s 1lluntnat-
Ing md Lubslcating Oils.
, 1860-11-17

THE GLOBE CArAsTNoruE.-Ycster noon
John Rolfe, one Of the deck hands Of tho pro-
peller Globe, severely injured by the recent
explosion on that vessel, died in the Marine
Hospital. Deceased WIS 4 German, and resi-
dent Of Buffalo This death makes the Num-
bcE Of persons Killed by the explosion fifteen.
, 1860-11-17

LECTURES on SPAIEsT1sE.-Rer. Mr.. Ryler's
lectures on Palestine, delivered at his church,
St. Paul's, (Universalist) for two successive
Sabbath evenings past, have been listened to
by large and attentive audiences. The third Of
tho ccouEss will bc given tomorrow evening,
and the attendance comprises many aside from
the usual audiences at that church. The
speakers personal "reminiscences Of travel
como happily to the aid and illustrntion Of his
scholarly attainmcnts aud research
, 1860-11-17

ROARDING- Suite Of Front
- Rooms to rent. NTH Board. at and 2 1itcht.
gan avenue. references reoutrtd uol7-d41r.1m
, 1860-11-17

w AN T ED-For Cash. 4 ro:;-
dcncc lot, or house and lot, on snrtA ahi., east
4 Clark street and north 1f Harrison. tdIre4 ,me-
'1ateiy. with MI particulars, E.x 6s,ti. nol1Asw
, 1860-11-17

W \ y T Z D.-:A secondhand
~ Horizontal Engine Of ah7st twelve horse power.
ft..esi !E'% .1-b ID. bfaftu: price. DC. noi1Att
, 1860-11-17

kB- Go to John Joues's, 11o Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done, and at prices to suit the times
, 1860-11-17

EfOR SALE.-o00 N. Ash Hoops.
=. ~ A 10. ! attie!e-for sale low. THOMAS
HALE, No, North Wells street noI1xSt
, 1860-11-17

The F1suEn.SroSE CAsE.-Thia slanders suit
which las been in progress for several weeks,
WAS to be given 10 the jury last night. There
is many chap in full blown practice on spc-
cialty, who have not received the preparation
Of half us much medical lore, as hrs been emp
tied upon that jury, who, after all they hare
just gone through, will undoubtedly consider
their re1case great dclivcrancc.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-04
NOTICE
Once Southern Mutual insurance Col
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. 18th. 1855

Once Southern Mutual insurance Col
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. 4th. 1866
At a meeting of the Board Of Direction
held this day, it was Resolved. To pay Sir NJ
cent. interest on the outstanding Scrip, Eli
per rent. TO Stockholders on premium. paidbs
them tor the year ending the LIST Of Frbrual.
1860, and TO declare a dividend of Fiftu N
cent on the nett earned premiums Of the Con.
pany for the year ending 3ist January. 1891
for Which certificates will be issued on ax
after the lst day OF March next.
Il ,rns further Resofvsd. To redeem the ous.
standing Scrip for The year 1887, on pse.er.
tation at the office of he Company.
% The stockholders are hereby neiiked
that al election for Ten Directors and FT.
teen Trustees. to serve for the ensuing y.at.
will lie held at the office Of the Company, d
Thursday, The l5A day q March. 1860.
+. E. HEBERT.
ed. 18th. IN. Secretary.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-04

WHERE Is jog LANE?-TIle en-
tire south has viewed the 10 e
stead Bill as an iniqnitons scheme
10 detrand the Spntfi IF her share
If the wealth and power Of the
North and West This was Is ev
iient, that Mr.. Buchanan, a few
weeks ago, vetoed It But what
did joe Lane, the Administration
candidate FIR Vice President do!
Why, as an earnest Of What h.
would d. were he President, he
voted with the Black Republicans
to pass this unjust and nefarious
measure over the Presidents veto
thus placing himself upon one
plank at least, Of their plat orrn,
which reads as follows:
13. Thai We protest against any
sale 81 alienation 10 others of ,l,e
public lands held by actual settlers,
and against any view Of the home.
stead policy which regards the set
tiers as paupers or snppliants for
public bounty, and We demand the
passage by Congress of the com
plete and satisfactory homestead
measure which has already PISSED
the Hnuse.
Until . r Breckenridge cott mpo.
raries eaoe off NJ. Lane from this
Black Republicans timber, common
'lecency shoula shut their moths
''~"ainst NJ Everett.-Macon (Ga.l
Messenger.
Nc papers in the South have de
nounced this bill more bitterly than
the Breckenridge and Lane organs.
and none have commended more
warmly the President Tor yetoing
it! Yet LIN, did all he cou to
secure its passlge and vosed far il.
and again voted for it, oyr the veto
Of a Democratic Presidenti And
this is the MAI the disunion wing
of the Democracy is trying to max
President, through the action Of
the United States Senate. there be-
ing not tile ghost Of a chance for
Breckiuridge
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POSTAGE E..
Baton Rouge Steam Ferry,
TINE NEW STEAM FERRY BOAT -
/ aSUNNY SOUTH !" will leave Ba.

l. "SUNNY SOUTH - will leave Ba-
ton Rouge at 7 O'Clock, A. NJ. during 49,,
Winter months. and at 3 o'cloek during the SunI j
and ply regularly during the day An fntesss.~
afteen minutes will take place between the trips H"
either side.
Tie boat will leave the Baton Rouge s'ds e
last t.ipat sun down, and remain FIVE H'nates !.
on e opposite side; after which, persons des'f. s.ss
cr' sci " before sunrise next morning viii D .
ovs r in skifs at double rates Of ferriage, accofdiae
c ntract. -
HB- Ne contracts will be made for ferrisgs ~
year or quarter. bat in order TO suit the uonseuh,a
of those whose business or pleasure causes
quent crossing Of either themselves or sss
Passage Tick cts :" will b. sold on the boaf MI
ages OF twenty-five for -Four Dollars. being . o''Ss
at twenty per cent. on the established rates; "a
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