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OREAM CHEEsE;1dhbUsT dbIss6 III REoEixbEPI. .ss wboIs.
sale and retail, BY A. M%cD0HxAL9 % = ALP 4 CO. :,
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Sewing Machine.

They have submitted IL to trial and the critical
Judgment of the best mechanics and experts, by all
Of whom IL has been conceded TO be one Of the
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PRICE, $40.

The attention of families is now for the first tima
publicly asked by the manufacturers to their new
yt,.l of
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MEN.

JAMEsON-On Tuesday, April II, 1850, Marcus ID.
T. I99fh,yatic Jameson In the 2Oth year of his age.
His funeral will take place at the rcsldence Fl his
rn,d ncar the House OF Refuge, to-day, Thurs
day, April 10 NJ Eseads Of the family nyy,isc are
~ viii he in Whiting at Samuel Cobb's office,
ia sycamore street. until halfpast twelve o'clock,
10 convey the friends
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BgrPIcrUREs for ten cents, Johnson's CALI
Ninth and Main. .., r ..
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ne A. A. EYsrER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelr
Nos. 343 and 27I Western-row.
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no For cheap fancy cases, filled with beautiful
Pictures, go TO CowAN's, No. 22 West Fifth-street
You will get them cheaper than in any other gallery
In the city. list Of prices be seen at the door
IapI6-tf1
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W. UIIIJ EWtIIIy UtHlb IOI u BOtJu OUIVIuu N1HEN
in case, at OowAN's, % West fifth-street. If
DD- Beautiful colored Pictures, in fancy cases. al
APPLEGArE's new Gallery, corner Of Fifth and Main
ut one third the price others charge.
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B1- JoB PRINTING Of every description neatly ex
ecuted at the Press once. Particular attention paid
to printing election tickets. $40 .. -.r 3.
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EJ- W. W. wISDER, House and Sign Painter, No.
100 Third between Vine and Race, Box 9s,
Mechanics and Manufacturer Exchange, No. 81
Third-street.
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pB- II you want good Picture, call at the south
west corner OF Bixth-strset and Centrnl-ayenue
Pictures taken and put IN nice gilt frames for twenty
Ave cents In cases for twenty cents. Bring on the
bables-you are sure to get guod likeness.
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pambunB Amsrlt. p1drtfhGu Nctteas @)ejeu,dalr
9ampfiDiffabrt
ilUNrtn

NUliIrtn
6an,buT3 ute Tcrp Siorf, eia 5nutbamp+pu.
oerrnit:ellt Der mNen auf b1s Sol,pti = scbaut II mo G1,.
9antrlts elu9er'dNtfrn srpBtr etierntn YoIcampfltiTs
BUrullu, 1000 5onS. Capt. Srautmnnn,
$ ammOrta ia, 1000 IONS, Gayt. Sdwenleu
SnrOuiG, 300 Sons, Gapr. Gblrs.
OHige meStn ibru i5n,ltn dO slad!ihen ,fabrttn ribm
Iidit ttfanne 6ampfi&iTe priotn re9cimdBia am
Griteu mn 6unfiehntcu lcpen Nundts
o9n Asrp 9Orf uno 6amSure. via SOutbampipE erperirt unb
ntbmen 9diiassre yen 9itlp %lrrf had,
5nmbHrs, SaOre. SUnson ane 3putbamrtor
~ fOlgtnesa 9reien:
Grte Gdiate . 500.
3weit Galute SIS.
SptidehptG N35.
gpn SanIburs nab Gep 2Jprf:
err @aiutc $ll2.5O. SWrlfe Geidte SIS. 3wifbtAbeT
St5. JSesen 9aNa9e p:npe ntan iiN az
Is. y. ~gi!dbGrr, SeaS II. Emp,
100 YrGabWa9 Aep 9orc
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Irgulaterfn in arkanas,
Nus tenn @oIelctcu Nmerita's.

VI W.T. w I SlIlfiIlA NUU letnPm
Vaube aus. ricf Gtrf uusrcuIriN.
alsrrtnse entgtancts Srrmn. i'd fann se mir
penisittre niht ontere re fen, ru6 eas 1T elmer.
lei. or fhun pcr 0triht nitt ralilr oerontmprilib
armnft mercen. 1ple fri i'm Eoteftauft- Bonn
onfeybalt } r Semen III j ell eli.
ptrramm DE 0er,hte, Iiete Smeisrs iasf
prrtrotenp uno niirrild : c Niibe riidrnr; mir
ltue htar niht Observation-Disclosures, um gu fraarn,
mas DC @,rtthtc rniu iuacn Mir en- -pcrtan
ne! ruf d no5 elnmal; mir mol II unIcr eiae.
ncS Jt,dt lidtrn, unp wcnn MIR ronpn iitcr,euat
l'nr, rap CO yscht i, run 10 sebt uns Der anrere
Girl lang 0ue wcittr gitts an. 3orum. uno in
oIslen Stnne batrn wir SUD ,u uniercm Nnfub.
rer Srmadt, menn Sub raS uiht redbt 1T, 70
alic, tann LE.rulmmte Gin Nnctrer.
y omn mrutc plruuf clmtco,rn, busftlp nm.
ttrhrdh 'hn atcr. lat eiucn @uSentIif nm ras
Wort, uno mlnete ltb birrduf, I'm @In,cn mob
an RE NcrlHmmIuns, bcluuprS atcr an Cen. Ter
sui 1t Belprpben, unC itRt zen g.Ggtcn 3bett tcr
9i'9uIatOr;u auf icincr SciIe gu batcu la,en,
%mGbrcuc or INstr<
Gentlemen, ib 0tautt. Sic tenrcu MIDI Nuc.
nnp Steiner Hcn Sbucn miro rcnfen, mtin G,isr
rtr aut'n Sdte III rienrn, lei ltwTA T ais rer
lci'e, Gbcr SCR. Srpmn bat 9iett. uuc acniiat
Jest niht aurin III wrIru, Oh Ntftu1, ais ScI1tre
better Der Nitrctcietc. 9ierpe ubcblt uuc ouIte.
rrlHrt bat, wtun Nir auh zen Srr,ie tort fin.
pcu. lruo, ~ Nh ~ ., roh thut u,n -. ..rA.
&rt &c 9ei1i bt.
Tan ,r robr, si,ts, h,ter mus 1i,,.n,r
Sooe kiunct ner 9,,,c, c,rt
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lt lar ,r,flt INN m,e, mad, r., i,, =, o..
ptnucer. ter IN p,s,,m Nuoenh,,f m,,,,r ,hnen
unp icbr per t,cu IN re 5nur =,
if1itt h,bt +, 5,rs SH,r t ans no, wnria
,Uuu fSsute or ms ZEN o,n,,, ,Sn,5 :. rc,rnsn
= CT bat 96l.s i'm S,nn rt,f 81 Damn BEN iisrr
cie 9iaAl6iiiatctt held lmt.n yraHteru AZ. pie ~
duimrl Fan ndd, Ecu ", pcu b,niIbsrr ,rbrr,tt h,t
ten, unc fubr in ielnem. pcrber beopuueueu cane
int: 9Sie i'd bicr ilterou oskSrt b,tr ,cht lt-
TINS leIten pecr mic you N .6au,e inrt or m,s
aljc Q,ute an Ger oanp bacon. Die ism perlei f,,ne
IS fau as item brluroen: pteis fSuuen ami, uiat
,re,t Ypn linn utfernp T. ben.
0gbnino fat r,ue 6;;tte MIR frr.ea 81. ss,
:, vrm 0,u, .rtarrt, 1850. Nn,ri,.
9>rrrommc ri, Canaan .br,A ar,En t,M.
lcr 9nt,rdun1 Ielue oon,e frfhsre s},,k. nsr
Ienr, los, lv feft oub ptr 6uup mir linn untsr
ciner 1ed. unp ras sv,cl NIT ZEN Nfrrnen ~,
mails. mac faiib = DC W,f lb,r ihn-
c.. 49,.
= ouh bier ,airp GIN nm Ns,,h, ro,,nrT4rh.
wirfeu, ais toQfS Spren unp rcbc, unerrttustr
@tmalt. Mritmals olIc ltimme i'm SIR y, rrno
Gcriblaa tei, biz Saht crit reldidb ~ iib, rIs,,r
ebe III r ,ait nnp y eIcibt tbs,. ID baurr,u Sn,rr
habeu npt mebrers et,nn - a.it ets rnir ,.
Fin9t re,rrn, etrtas n cibli,s IL. Nr.. Srcmn
1T vi Oejtt jcet 10 out unp nMtt uns inpriIen
nit rcrr Ylan %t.taunt, BEN rr ehtncrfsn BAT.
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" yVtteT,
SrOap Giraffe, ,ei1ben 6. II. I. Gtra6e, ne

SrOap Giraffe, slrilhen G.. II. I. Gtra6e, ueUsp
VI. Sbup'e ,9Gilbr!m &ea 6ars".
&erleIee e~mpfcblt Dem pleii9er urS ourbreiItnoen Qubli.
aan lelIt aus seldmadeCl3te eiHSeritNte 8arbirftubt.
una lAmeiaelt iib, oB 3ieuano ieinen Sbup ancsrs, ais
g'0i iufrleoen uber ole oortbeilbafts 9srGnOerun8 ser.6Rt
* ON inter letnen uup isiner Wesulfsn 61nps w Gbeil
S.''C werner empTeblt er lib in hirugl(6er SpsrariUnen.
% ' o"ph4usnGemtn, @%etrlailen,. 8lurItifepen. 5drupfn
Atritloe Ttprt Elm Eager Der b>teu plrfinrtl len u
H. .!Tt tint 'E8geieittutte 6inftur aeptn oas 81 Iiptreen II
""'f@4En Hr paaTe, Nny SUPPRESS bittet 9. 6ottre.
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0elh1itss &~rG1Uuug.
Schu GcTbio

tt8l enn eeutlten Yutl fun al, zap er sirc eeutfte sse;s
st'P@helung IN Der 2rGao., wiiden Der gGen unb TEA
SFaBs rronntt bat. Sten os tmeftblt sr iciue oeutlntn
Sin~Ie u'e YrooEtte. as &Itsu, &nie Scbnen, 6trir,
stilie, 5pend,en, 0irlbsIE, Siynsn (6uIeln)i &c Saucrft aui
I'lpe ppaanoubt 9rrmsc, 5.odNlp urpten MO d, nsGert,
SaIrelen in oats Is.
Si9arren &aa4 8au- unO staupfra6at (ece6ef).
que Weipurie. 6bet, lpwis biz bitten Brpctrp. brittle.
0nrn gIttn Clint uf III ptritIb in Den SIanp atiesf. 5 {
On Sfladfnern NIT ltes itifber uEO biIts'r Qla1re III b.
'"'ea' 9pbR 3trbts
ntttn q. SGah'S pctel.
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llmpjiblfi0hrt iip:lben Nihmonp IL. Seen gort.
IIt pttCri 8rpBen uNo tsqltnt tinsuittrttn See. Gampf.
10 az uJant>itlrl' unp ,,9toanGtI" lpercta Rem reiienpcI
SEV'ltaAt iHJ 6enuRunS eat@ls eRpf3b.cn. Ger SAprprsti
'ttNsl IA Ger GaIaic mtl. &ta uao s&u,t IS, uno I'm .3wi
ANtEtd -. - Ate - s l@eteun' perlaBt ihren 23baIf al
''-s,iS lceen OeuItaS nm / llpr AIbmlItale, pabr ne III
.>Eud"&Ec" epta 0relII. HTt d llOr Ab,ncs ppn Stto ppini
4oaQIE. lotr OaS 'cstcre OamrfidIH beuugcn nil, Dat liz
d. az lnE,rSstpne!rn tuH GGprytet 81 Iolen.
SrvHt pAo pIAlyi tRgeHoaIgeu Hnc pua1ltbt 6efsrperl
&GDLIep. tie Hd0 AnrtDlt 81 .Gd.
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u. "A. FAUCHE.
lcpl @A7jSl,
ibrmaher udp 3eweller

% Breo0@ nabe bar Zen StraBe.
%. u Sau4t, Der ,eit vituno apan ia Sabrth in ecI
irlttH Rhren. uao S%eDtlltr< @si1aft II Ypn yrs. Wcri,
t'neon une ReW 2o { ~be}bdf,isl war, ,rlllbt ib Den Bur,
etFn ;Sthm0 rs ctt @nictJe u m&ter, es6 sr 233 8rsacnr.
el s~'rarttdtS 9tltlft erG1ntt bat, uap iib frCueu iprn, ale
III l'ui e'elp einlt3 isnoe arbN Ell Oaittst rntaseen n q.
neDnleli uno br SIrispf.hlit a~Isiinren III fpnnen
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
Stmcu Steinlcin.

Jfa. 100 Srpar', intlhen prr Is. uue I. Strase.
Gcm cUrtrcteneen @ub!i'um wre cuI,s mu mocrilhiets
6Nttl bt'trns tmpfch!cn. llt 2%4rtbihGft p,Itlttn ut nit ctn
YoFiualIdhlttn @eir1nten dUe0tlid itt. 20 itSe GrtilhuR0tn
uHo Nesicdttnen eS aEartre mo JcNcricti gu boSen. AG
lhpne uro otflVmtse Sad. iprO tt yUri2mntUpsn %6acn
tclNnS EN- iCb.eE.
SI;AtrI Werlte S!drtc. &aTte GNtn;. @petp.
.arc nebiI cter Nfenae artsrer Artjtei, @3yfGmertccn, VI.
1In's Grraa, &r0lrn SSm$lOr SONp 3Ipnpuolttn U1u &C 90
IS9ne, &c. IL. 3un @traUf btr &. y. Huhtr. Aa!.
l @eloHe y b ! 0Ilpnc GlaR Surs, beipaptr5 ir Con,
iteitcn1r9 UNI G%oncNtcrts mrncur. inn bei leee, ~rel!c0Istr
Guan'i!stnnaer Gasrtprete ~ b0bcR hti
s. Is. Tj5brr Nht.
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ScSirgunecu II.

Scstrgun9Cu.
Ter ,,Gnwioer" eri6eint jeNCn Mcroer, Seunta9s ouS9cs
irTmeu, mm Wtdh' utIttcn Sutieirticnsrret .ru 10 Cts,
klhlHar an 81; 1cip. Sr6eer. crsr S5.Oa in idbrlitrr &prlu2-
n~f:GPlu5a. Insli0su nuetn inter irl1cnctn @tSin6un0sr
ANil 0aHe: Giuntl i9e @%jnridltr9 son 10 3cilen ceer peni-
er 30 els, imcinalioc as Cts, ereima,ist Sl.oa, cine
&Hrfe 81 .25. elner 4friat S2.5U. srct Arpnate 81 90, icdbo
|ylrnolc SEQ, Nprif Mpnae Sl2.0 90 in r~icticIi ibr,iher
&HrauSteintlun1, Aniejacn, Die nah @clictfh ~p;r&nberi
|rrrrcn todncH. meresn nit S25. Oh yer Aabr %trrctbuet.
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TIE German ADVERTISER,

3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
is published every DAY, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Arnum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advert Senents reasonable.
pFFIcE: 18th Str, between CLAY 4 LEIGH.
, 1860-04-24

1>O kENT-(North Side the brick
Il Warehouse North Water street, n.ar Isush street
trdke building ,xi.D feet. four t. ors With rtver aai
s:tes fcnts- ntol 1cfon for aay heavy wholesale qr
forwarding and commission business.
hui! nk II otn!r 70 hy IN fx+t With 1xo
amount =, ao<x ROOM ar thed over the ~hoe int.
A4sT*o tF4tclass brick ..!ipgA AMI Vie t1sHo d.
e. ga ,:frst near Rub -tIe:t bridge Inquire
9FhA- i'm,
, 1860-04-24

The monthly meeting Of this Society was held
on the 18th inst, ". II. Brown, Esq, President,
III the Chair; i21 publications we're announced
as received during the month, including yalua-
BILE donations from Drs. C. G. Smith. E, L..
Holmes, and G. c. Shipman, Of Chicsgo the
Hoard Of Trade, The Board OF Education, the
lion. J. F. Farn*worth, u. C., the governors of
~Aimshou$es, y. T., etc,
Ar. Folk, the sculptor. presented to the Soci-
GtF beautiful copy Of bis bust OF Senator
Douglasi and from Mr. Grant Thorburn, now Of
S"unese'Gut, Was received an interesting like
March. fS'AsA' e~ss"'e" 4u
The monthly correspondence embraced letters
irom 1' re American Philosophical Society Of
Philadelphla, opening. relations Of correspond
ence and exchange, from !. Russell. Of Iuff.
dale. ILL.,, on the antiquities Of the Northwest.
aud from ]: Ward, Esq, Of Phi!adclpl;a. rcia,
tive to the Glpiu beques:s. '~'A
The attention OF the Society was called by the
Secretary to The rrcent death Of three Of its
members; upon which suitable resolutions nj
respect were submitted By Judge Skinner to
tue memory o. His Exccllency, VI. II. Disseij,
deceased, IN honorary member; by l., Uayen'
i.sq., to the memory Il the late Col. C. ", Hun.
ter, Of Alton, ILL.,, corresponding member:
ano ,l 6y "m. Dsozs, ESQ.,, to The memory Of The
m .a.e %eorge II. Dole. Of this city, an ASSOCIATE
Ar. Arnold, thu sscretary, and DR.. CI,rt.on
~ III requested to prepare suitable memori.is
VI t1e deceased members, rsspectIye1r. to he
paced on the socisty'a 6lss. - 07
Alter the trant1etion of other ord,sr- h,,.,-
asse' 1ns meeting W&4 adjourned.
, 1860-04-24
City Firc Insurance Connn.nv nfxx.~r.
ford, Conn.
ra;.,s, ,r..r, CH.cAca, Aprt. q, 1870.

your article Of Friday last, warning the
public against all hanks and INSURANCE Con,pa.
n1es receirlng the editorial recou,r,endation or
the Aortha0tsfern Honey Rpwt<r and Iasurancs
.'o1'aat, you may be regarded IA having refer
e1ce 70 some m extent to the City Fare Las. 70. IF
ably NOTICED by that Journal am confident
you could not have intended your article should
have any such effect therefore avail mrsc1f
o. the earliest opportunity to call your aitcn.
tiou 10 the matter.
You speak Of Tho Rtpcrt<r as "hcretofor. n
respectable concern" Such llaye understood
II TO be-. 1t IL now an advertising 1ncd;u1, of
nearly all the leading underwriters in Chicago.
4s "eil as OF many es our best merchants. Until
read your article referred to, I hsd not noticed
the recent change Of publisher, nor heard any
nnggestion Of its alleged connection with
:.'5: I5:solE's currency" or otherwise to its pre-
Aessrs. Editors, we are sensitive m ,i,;s srh-
3ee., ana most earnestly protest against being
placed IN a talse position. Permit mn thcrs,
fore, to add remark or two. 1' 'AsAe
-, 80 mach adverse hare VIC been to everything
nen.ra IKE c,ip gap pnnng. at since hare bce5
mandatory word has been published bv nv 1u. nrn.
ousement, unless the notice Contained q he
" Reporter" may be regarded as IN rrce,+;n.
Sometime Elnce the Insurance Editor nf sho
Reporter" who has long been persousilv .c.
quaiuted with some Of our Directors, yolunt.r.
ily proposed 10 make our Company tue suL;sct
of editorial notice.
Recently AZ opportunity was given him to do
30 by furnishing him for insertion two uoticcs
extracted from Eastern papers, The editorial
notice which followed was more extended than
expected and in some respacts moro eompli
znentarJ than would hkvs been approved had it
come undsr my eye before publication. Of thia
Of course ws cannot complain, and it IL due to
the R&porter" to aaT, not only no eharaa Taa
, 1860-04-24

The anxiety manifested in Nil political cir.
giles in regard to the action Of the pro-slaverv
Convention a: Charleston, will not be re-.
As'ed until as lat' as Thursday, aud perhaps
not before Saturday. Yesterday was devoted
TO preliminary organization; and probably all
'1 To-day will 10 consumed in tho ELECTION OF
permanent officers: tho appointment Of CON-
'nlttoes, ETC.; and wo shall be mistaken If
Wednesday is not consumed III debate over
Inc F.Sttorm which, we take it, will be put to-
Feahor before Tho nomination. 1t is not likely
shat balloting will be in order before Thurs
Gay, supposing every thing to 60 On harmoni-
'ousy. Shouli contest in relation to the
New York and 1lliEois contested seats, or in
relation to the platform. arise, the whole week
ntsy be used up ID the squabble. Meanwhile,
let us exhort our renders to patience.
, 1860-04-24

Til" work Of taking tic CENSUS will commence
on the frat Of June, md the whole American
people should feel 4 1audah'e pride in pronot.
ing, By prompt md cor, cct answers 10 the III.
rions questions tho deputy marshal will pro.
pound. the general accuracy and completeness
Of the vast aggregate statement Of American
population aud wealth, which tue census Of 1860
will present.
The population Of our country, it is supposed,
vii! amount to about 81 ,50o, ,0oo-of whom a;,-
100000 are free people and $4,000 slaves
Tho leading slates will rank in population as
follows: First, New York, s.75o,opo; second
Pennsylvania, 1900, 900; third, Ohio, $500 900
fourth, Illinois, 1850, 900; fifth, Virginia, $780,
tTo (of whom $4,000 are s1aves); sixth, India
ma, l,so0,o 900; seventh, massachusetts, l.eso.-
pHi.
, 1860-04-24

=, \ careful Tc-pcrusal O.. the great speeches Of
senator Seward aud Abe Lincoln, la,cly issued
as cauapaign documents, conElnces Us that there
can 1c no better, surer, OF moro honorable way
ceiplcs, and bringing all thinking men to see the
Issues Of the day. in their true light, than by
scattering these documents broad cast amopx
the people. With the speech Of Seward IS
printed Irumhull's crushing rcjoinder to Doug
las, one Of the abless speeches of this or aav
other session. The speech Of Mr.. Lincolu car,
he obtained for 80 cents q hundred Or IL a
thousand; the document containing tue speech.
es Of Seward and Trumbull can be hid for
81 per hundred, or Is per Thousand. Who will
send tor bushel Of these documents and scat
ter them among the benighted Democracy Of
this and The surrounding counties. We cannot
all make speeches, but ne can all lid the good
work in this way. The documents can be OBJ
taiocd Of the 1'Ress AVE TRIBUNE Co., Chicago.
Fdxekk.
, 1860-04-24

WANTED-A lady in reduced
cess os.s!n ssassca
tend the hor-ekrepIhz Of private family rood h1
more tue object lean the ccpeEsa AGdiess H1sfE
, 1860-04-24
From Cllarleston.

>1e -'e" ~ 1n'ane.l
The ;,nnraa<;on +... -. c13EIEE1oS, spFile
from baltimore will h. adm;.,..s 90 -s;u.
though test issue NAV nossihlv I,s n,nda r. +a
South should be- able to concentfate its stren,.,I
hear for a certainty TINT three of tho 1tslo.
yarr detceafes nre a. H. r~a.S:. =: .ue D1la ";
the preferences If Gen, Koss are unkno,rn
while Senator Bayard aud Representative
Whitley are for Mr. Hunter,
If Mr. Douglas be defeated, formidable
movement will he nade for Mr. Guthrie by he
delegates from New England and New York, if
any encouragement from the Soutl, be riycn
outside Of Kentucky. There is q strong incijna.
tion in that direction already, seconded by quiet
influence from PENNSYLVANIA.
,en.,r"ts t''a Ea, s,ne oe broken aud ilc can
t5ns'rate Tug cotton States, hts nom ination will
.oso" sumeolately' because, with that fact de-
"a;,s G.s'aa'ea aa, sa.as1actoIAy. New York would
unne ana become solid for linn. lie receives
t1ore ~. c"ahtennnce South than was expected ut
washington, hut mainly from individual dele
ea19s Who cannot separate from their States.
lne oo11 delegation from New York will meet
to.morro" :, to organize formally. No preference
WI! 1e expressed til tue question Of the con-
ttEtcd seats IL decided, but their alternatives
, 1860-04-24
Tho Latest Not From Charloeton.
PROCEED. .NGS OF THE TERRIFIED DE.
MQCKACY.

III The following M reeevsd from Charleston bv
sssaph the may te found In fa t the wires
~e7e lot d:wn.J
CnAatxsToN, April .s LEGO.
The friends Of Douglas are confident that he
will be nominated il he gets votes enough; aud
On the other hand tho friends Of Breckenridge,
Guthrie, Hunter, and johnson respectively,
give the public the same ASSURANCES rs to their
iavorites. The Illinois delegates held meeting
Tho other day, in which it WAS resolved that
Douglas was their first choice. Great excite
'nent i'll consequence Of this attempted coup de-
main. The Hunter men retaliated Iy much
awearing. All baads took drink.
Another detachment Of fighting men arrived
from New York today. They now number
over .o?. They swear they are US good as any
equal body Of men from anywhere, and that
"Wud' is their bog a|l the time. A rumor
has started that they intend 10 scoop out the
Convention tomorrow aud nominate Wood By
aoclaaaation, compelling the Chairman to certify
to the regularity Of the. proceeding, under pain
OF having his ncb demolished out of land. It
Is hoped they will not resort to such extreme
neasnres, as thcrc is every disposition on the
part Of the delegates to conciliatc the fighting
interest. FER contra, the fallen augels who
raunc Fi,h the Soft delegation are exercising
sparkot influence On the Convention, drink
all round. Assertions continue to be confident
Is nude that nothing but voss:s are needed
to nominate Douglas, The opinion is questioned
in wcllintormed circles. The Illinois dclega-
iions took au1rink. Ike Cook says, in view cf
tho present complication, that "Truth, squshcd
TO exrth, will rise agin; you can't stop her
-" Ike s~ears terribly. The other ILL.,
no's delegation took drink. An Illinois dele.
gale was heard to say, t'DAvE, lend me 25.'-
from which it is urged thut tho bribery has
hr5un. a shirioad If gold arrived this morn
ing. sent by the Administration; but Belmont
swsars that he will cat pork before TINT game
sllall win. Ike Cook took anotlur drink. 4
!l"t has been discovcred by which the ful1eu
angels are to enticc the Convention on board ons
If the steamers, and with all the members put
"nt to Sea, where they will be compelled 10
nominate Douglas, under pain Of walking the
llapl. On discovery Of this nefarious piece Of
business, all tands took drink.
IL significant Of the determined sclEsacriticc
Of :le Douglas faction, Tom Dyer, Of Illinois,
took only three courses ut dinner to-day, aud
IVES Immediately closctcd with one Of the oppo-
site wing for the rest Of the afternoon. Tie
rumor that he had crackers and bottle of
Otard in his side pocket lacks confirmation. but
The Otard hns como 10 be generally conceded.
Mr.. Dyer hes becu heard to express the opinion,
that, II Nr, Douglas is not nominated, souc one
else will he. So unsettled is the state Of
opinion here that this is doutcd 1,ut t1,cro :.
, 1860-04-24

Three Flftlls OF all other Persons.
The Dougiasites :ssaurc us that il the nom.
anttion Of 4 candidate for the Presidency could
barelsrred 10 the masses instead Of ths Conven-
tion, their nan would triumph by IN over
whelmiug 'n2jority. II Mr.. Douglas shall be
.1ofasted at Charleston, it Will be gratifying to
5betu TO know that tho result is due to the
votes Of negro slaves. cast by their masters
under tho provisions Of tbs Constitution con-
corning representatives and direct taxes
three-lfths Of MI other persons" This
would be one Of tho most poetical raycnges on
yacord
, 1860-04-24

FORT MAT1ERs.-Our marine list xhoRa nm
wards OF eighty arrivals BY lake for the txeutT-
four hours. That will do very well for this
time Of the year.
, 1860-04-24
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

etAt Tho 1ats o. Fair Ct:caxo tho Society Awa.del
thls Machine the FIRST PREMIUM, tirAca Si!rcx Ns
dal Il q Tie ssec4A Premium, o!a sloo P.tctr-.
Ihe stsch aaaie by I'll, r' htIe the oni7 stt
tht cannot 10 1Avtd aud thzt pr tho sprtar
snee each dds of the seam. 1t II .s With Two tt4ds
oae upon x4ca slde nt the fabric. ami in the et
t!e Of IT, No family should bo without this economical
time aad Iahoraavnx maeIas. 1t toa tho ssw1nE e
family manufacturer With s and e4uy seltc1:nx
ths khtest heaviest fabric In tee sans tina hat zen
~. s.oos1res<es require to 40 the age eT na1d
sos Of these machines vers z,al IN lsas 7F1ts0
Bill Iettot4 u,ustfsfiuE tar different paris i AcaI
with each machine this = suaelroty explicit 70 show <
ehfpes whan shipped sre hoI "a aeeasasv
% hem an b. dcl.e,e4 By sxa;tss !xtao%s n
GEO, e CMTrENDES. Gene1a! A2snt,
Nos in i lts Lake t.. Chlcaxo. II.
n. .,o, = - ua4p7lu3r1Etn
, 1860-04-24
19rcs4 4 Grihttttr
CRICA GO.

-F0TICR TO MIL EEBSGRfUHkG.
sN sie Gat< The prnt<i d1rsA y +Lseitrs shsps
shs INK TO wR:tv TIE rArEA rI1n, 1Asy ess -.
9@s to +- fhots 'lfss. an t'arsrs will b. ssJ.I
A<a~n thx titss t.yirk< rAeh La4v hass bexa pua
, 1860-04-24

d. tEoRdE's BEsEyoLKSr Association Az,
S0A1 D'sSrR--The St. Georges Benevolent
Association gave their First Annual Dinner nt
tne Richmond House last evening, brilliant
and successful ntlnir.