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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

EPAVE DU TROISIE1hE DISTRICT.-n a
~ ste conduit au depot des epayes du Proiee District
des Bons Enants entre Clouet ct Louisa, epaves
Une vache blanche cloche ayant taehes ba-
ches sur le derriere: avec netampe A. ID.
une cheyre blanche.
Une cheyre blanche ct noire.
Une cheyre corps noir, rae blanche autour
corps
Une cheyre blanche et ianne "
81 les dts anmaux pas recames ours
fras paye is seront vendus enchere pubque dit de-
pot, le SAMEDI IL d. 'actobre 1860 10 heures A. NJ
j. MILTON RELF GonInissaire des Rues.
Nouyele Orleans Sd'ocobYn 1860 oil IL IA
, 1860-09-17
}}.>rrss i Tri11uttes
M'NDAY, SEPTEMBER II 1860.


re 1T.19:s and Herald accused Dr. Eddy Of
..:::- influenced hy political motives in writ
l., us ia:, r to the President, on The ground
la. !. was published In political newspaper,
:.= .al Of in tie religious paper Of which he is
ci:t;r." When Tho 7. and L. learned that the
..:;@r WIS JIrst published in ~ Eddy's paper,
~: Tia: ho had 60 agency whatever in its
,.::,.;;ration il a political journal, instead Of
Withdrawing its unfaundcd charge, it goes off
=; towering passion, and wants to know
win: business Dr. Edly has to be writing let.
rs % his own rsper! The sole trouble with
- --:i:'$ azd H.r1M is thai, when the PRO.
::;vsrr Politicians seize upon venerable and
s':v min:stcr in the Methodist Episcopal
t=S::.>'4, without legal process, and hang him,
air4n,e tasiF partisan purposes, Dr.. Eddy
!: III 10 Methodist people generally protest
:::s:zs; Tho ouirage. The z. and T. takes its
-;;:ts.' by calling Dr.. E. @an intcrmedding
>. .:e:i rricst.''
, 1860-09-17

!: = recent Republican meeting at Joliet
:. Z: S;ree:er Esq, one Of tie leading mem-
a:r= Ct Tie bar Of VIAL county, snd by al
e::i4 tie ables: Democratic speaker in thRt
y..,i=i r, took the stand. and amidst the widest
r:::z,is.sn Of those who hesrd him, announ-
81 lis Intention to vo.: for Lincoln and
:: @:';':. Mr. s:reetsr is no political sore
heal c: mousing otlics.seeker; but an up-aad-
,::. r:l;able man, who knows just the rea.
> .; which imrelIed him to give up Douglas,
All !. abe II to3vince his Old Democratic
::esds O: cir logical eoundless and force.
Il accession TO :ke Lincoln ranks cannot but
IT, g: grea. service to tho cause in Northern
!..=*:-, because his example will bs followed
- r:azy others. pe:haps3os as widely In ,wn
ii: is. - patriotic AMI sincere. We well
~, in to tho good-fellowship Of the Re-
,5tcaas of this State.
, 1860-09-17
NuIsanceA and Complaints.

~~AAAXAOA4AA@4
EnI7c1s PRfas TRIBUNE:
Iweu1d call the attention Of our City govern
ment 10 three several matters whereof any good
citizen may, without fault, complain.
The first is most horrible stencil, caused by
some local filth on West Lake, between Union
and Halsted Streets
The second, il the impossible condition Of tie
side walk, in front of what was tbs Cochranc
nud Cleveland houses on Wes! Lake street. ren-
dered go By the falling Of The walls when
those buildings were burned. about one year
ago. It is horrible for \ side. walk, and On 80
public athoroughfare, md it nothing else, sure,
would impress upon stranger symptoms Of
decline, the passing Of this rubbish for twelve.
month, would .ettls the question:
The third Is two mere miserable old tenemeuts
unoccupied, and unfit for occupancy, on tho
Southeast eorner Of Ii Sal1e and South Water
streets. These old dens are useless to the OWL
er, and being the receptacle Of III manner Of
flsb, are most detestsble, and shame upon the
civilization Of the tines know not whose
duty it is to abate these evils; hut if no City
officer aas tho power, let the people know The
reason why. JCsr1cE.
FuxKRA1 or Carr. W11soS.-Funera1c ceremc.
Miss will take place Sunday. at o'clock P. H.,
at tho Wigwam, on The occasion Of the removal
Of tbs remains Of the lats Cspt. John Wilson,
to Michigan. for burial. There will b an ad-
dress bJ Rev. LII. Pratt, Of Trinity Church,
aftsr.which aprocession will be formed and the
body conveyed to Aae cars.
chs public are invited to join in this last
tribute to departed worth.
GEO. II. GRAr.
Q. T. R1cuxosp,
JULES WHITE,
Committee.
, 1860-09-17
LysatIIiuz at Denver CitT.

"a: i'euv-r City correspondent OF the Mis-
II: D. mo-rat. under date Of tho 9th instant.
";.'es t.. fellows:
w. Light before last, who formerly resided
4 S-*ay 20, Michigan, where he has q wife and
':aa y, aud VII, kept the VAsquex Hotel in Au-
's:i:, .! West Dearc,, during last iii and win.
''r, was secretly hanged to a tree mile above
:'.a'.r, on the Platte, for having been 1ourd
. 'rL prominent partictpator in the EartY Of
't;se atealers which hare been infeskipg this
&c q cn high scale- Apr.v2te vigilan or
;,-;'z:.:o., composed Of our citizens. was forced
~ as-l titus with the n.HttcE, in or5er to put q
t1c;' II >uca outraXea rs have been cnacting Of
we 10 the cesrsneAt Of thus peop!e and this
'omc.n1ltr.
sEear was found il the morning, hanging
from : tree tbove town, with piece Of paptr
;'she1 to his clothes Al follows: "This man,
9o"n SHEAR, was hung By u cil.zene. It WAS
i!"'ea that he is horse thief" Tbs knot IVES
':ed IL regular hangmsa's style, and the per-
,".aance hesmed 70 lave htra executed By ex-
nc F~rd, Esq, formerly from Council
s'al., Iowa, On tine Missouri River border.
a.9 iaw3 CT OF game contlde1abe ability. dur.
i The past gear, WAS suspected, and. a. W.
a-nE, rr.ven 10 ne one Of The principal parties
t' i:sb.1etI Of a party 1f eyu dotrs here. Ia
saetcs It tie character above alluded to, aud
IA'lE2 LIT IL the expresa coach yesterday
"'Ns ASAs6HNGEku City 10 Al*Fuu 10 &C.
1::d d'ng thtt d sp.rado, 1a.nes L. Gordon, ut
tt.esVeaHo:th, he was followed down the road
'o! or hse miles by six or eight ci1izsrs of tut
.sg'o', :nounted on horseback, With loaded
..nes. aud they stopped the coach, in which
~ss. d se Or s!x passengers for the States, de-.
I.udshg fofd to step cut and the balance to
s3Te On about their busiuesa. Ford. seeinu
lie s'x Or eight men with leyelled ink at.-.s
rea cut OF tue G. o. G. l. +. r. Ex preAs 7eh:cle.
nld accomphtied them over a few miiex ~
I's.t Ai;s Greek, where he was shot or s,rnno
up tor bis reputed deeds. and where he has mi
A'tes t,etn found up 10 This hour,
1a manner OF rep IRIS and rnluors Of hnnp~
.eeb were rlse on tie streets here during TIA
: pass 'l'rsy hours, and it was currently beieyt d
.aat s.x or seven more men had been found
Ih%1'nelog from limbs Il trees up and down tl,e
snr: s!.a': aad On Cherry Greek, above town,
jivue ofins are aaid to havo sent in their or.
+;oa :of Aeavy supplies OF hemp rope, in eddi.
ua - tuppi4es already on hand, as tbey iud "a
t4t t'9 p'snent indications they will end mar.
III IT all OF 1t before the ssason ia oYer here.
.,e nn-as 800. the coach starts, painful rumor,
e ne,. a''os, tais Thursday morning thst twc
f,';e fHe 1ztrs Ct this city, 1hoae names we re-.
,napa a,a lscm R'Eing Just how. unt.j .he fart !,
'as. night. Lung near Io"o
.,rt ra'aes hive followed down toward. N. N;..
Isra r!ssr c*rtx,n citzens Of ,o,r a'and;no % =
l,sa.,' 20 account Of being suono:eG to hsvs
~. paIt'etpasurB knd conniyer4 il ,,nsb. -oh
lug aod other matters, ~ '"a@"o 1op'
, 1860-09-17

or the cell It il for buaiusas nsn, and for
business and busy age- There il nothing more
favorable to personal pIsty in the calling Of the
clergyman than of the mercbant or a,tizan.
trials and it, own victories.
IN conclusion. I will bat detain you
with an apology for the character Of the
remarks l baye made tonight, which
msy appear hardly beatting tbia glad
reunion. We have recently seen company Of
a7d Centze the enthusiastic applause OF mil
itary men AID the wild applause ct the masses.
Whnt is the stcrat Of their success? Simply
dr9M. Night altar night they hare devoted to
military and athletic exe!erciso until their 1are
perfection has been reached. Christian Young
men Ct this association, waa 80 much labor to
WIN such applause welltimed? Il may be
doubted- B1t it exhibits the influence Of dis
e,pli7e: Well, believe ere the trumpet OF cur
ksng shall eame, the rules aud practice Of trade
must be rerolutionizsd. The mean man mnst
be saunccd ~ thief, the oyerreachiog man ss
aPlek'loct; The asariclous man must bo smoked
out from under the Chrlstisn altar. Over each
business doorway must be inscribed, "Whatso-
ever things are lcveIy, Whatsoever things are
MoAttt, q y *hass.'eser things IRE c: good 1euort."
Ine Colleen Rule must become the rule of trade
The crew of the vessel bai'in9 from Chris.
tim port must cease to b the missioparv's
most dreaded enemies. How shall this be3 |
ana*er-ths Christian 5oun2 men Of the land
must be di,c;ptin<d to feel .he Importance. the
religious importance. OF business life. to esti-
mate the reciitude demanded in tho acquisition
and the bsrefcence in the distribution ot gain,
and to deyate thoss po*ers, trained. IL no 9th.
er school can train them, 10 the cause Of God
aad Humanity.
ss1ne such business men our city has. 1may
not nbme them. Why should II "When the
ear hears. il pleases them, when the cya sees, it
gves witness; they pu. on righteousness and
it Globes Them; their judgment il a robed di.
adem:" Who shall say 1hey had been more
ustfrl had :aty stood in the pulpit! l dare not.
We want more puiplts Of power and 81 sympath,;
VI. do worso want Chr:st;anity eu:hrenea in tho
chic: places Of business. To manage commerce
and literature aod trade for the glory Of God
ano the good Of man, such is the high responei-
hil:ty to which Christianity Summons her ycuug
men? ID yen, d. Arshur's knights Vi old.
"Giscern 1se guest2' Will Jon 60 upon ii:''
wAl no longer interfere with the social char
acter Of this hour, but pause to ekare its glad
ress with you.
, 1860-09-17

I,:e President =nd Treasurer Of The Chicago
) ;ra # Trade, acknowledge the receipt Of
5. from the citizens OF Pe:rla, as their
;:,>c:i otion towards the iurd beirg raised TO
;u-rEase seed wheat for the poop!e Of Kansas.
It's is &c mess literal donation md reflects great
-'.... o. :he residents Of the beautiful city of
,7;:a. Etere E2a also ba:u received from En-
i.er:e, ILL.,, e from Ar. Iawes, eud Il from
II. Ee:er Brurer. Furtcer subscriptions may
',.S:zt ei:5er to lra i. MUM, President, or to
Sea Wash, Treaeure7, Of the Board Of Trade.
, 1860-09-17

Next Wednesday evening has been selected
for the grand Relief Concert, the proceeds to
be devoted to the Milwaukee sufferers in the
late calemity. TIE chorus which performed
Mozsrt's Requiem Inst Thursday evening, TO-
gether with the Chicago Musical Union, have
volunteered for this occasion, and will b. as
sisted by large asd efficient orchestra, tho
whole to b. led By Hans Balatka- III. Bryan
has generously rendered the use of his Hall en-
this occasion, which could not be given for 4
better cause.
Tho Committee having this In charge and to
sce that The proceeds ara properly bestowed.
arc VIM. B. Ogden, Dr.. L. D. Boone, Wm- h.
Brown, E. I. Tinkhaua, and 7. B. Bryan, which
il guarantee that everything connected with
the arrangementsGwilll lbe carried cut in tie
most efficient manner,
, 1860-09-17

An unusual glow and wide awake State OF
feeling IVES caused in our office and premises
On Saturday evening last by the compliments
paid us, one after another, By the go-abead and
spirited Wide-Awake organizations Of The city.
The boys were ont in full force and great en-
thusiasm. The West Side Wide-AWake Club,
Sonth Side Wide-Awake Club, Central Wide
Awake Club. Southern Wide.Awakes, (fron
the southern subnrbe.) and the North Side
Wide. .Avakes, all turned gu: in full ranks, and
=, referred to, paused in front Of the Pass
Asp Tn1nuxE otfies to girs cheers for our ticket
and cur Republican principles. The splendid
band accompanying tho latter gava us "The
Star spangled Banner" in excellent style. Tho
Campaign dres are well lighted hers, and our
young Republicans arc uide'awaks.
, 1860-09-17

REuA1xs FouSp.-part OF the skull of IN in-
taot was found undar house on South Market
street, near Vsa Buren, On Frtd,y afternoon,
while workmen were moving the building;
, 1860-09-17
THE CITY.


Extra copies Of yesterdays PRE.s AND Te1u.
USE. containing the fall account of the evfn,
disaster to the Lady Eigin. can be procured at
the counting room, 81 Clark slrest, in wrappers,
ready for mailing,
, 1860-09-17

y We are informed that large public
meeting .of Tho Republicans Of the town Of
Evanston. a few evenings aincs, passed resolu'
tons, with great unanimity, requesting their
fellow. citizen, Dr.. Jno. Evans, TO permit his
name to be used, before tbe approaching County
Convention, for the nominatioa. n . saadidats
for the LA4fs1nture.
, 1860-09-17

- The Lyncbburg (Va.) R<prtlican is q
G..1luFidge paper, and II announces that ''the
IA trent the lg!llnlng Il ,sh sha1l convey the in
T.: ;-eace Of the election {of Lincoln), 1t will
" 'aFl 70 the hretz. :he A.g Of Disunion.'
""'. :het be awful The universe as well
\. iile EUinu Niil 70 tn eternal amssh
, 1860-09-17

p The LAnr E1e.a -D1sAsrsn,-Tha Coronerz
Jury on Saturday prosecuted still further their
inquiry into tbs Lady Elgin disastsr. It should
h.. as it doubtless will be, thorough aua search
{pk.
, 1860-09-17

h.sr rn,s 1oS. AND 4 SWIFT Rerp,ar11os-w.
VIII tnmora r5lo Of case OF Grim. Con-. IN Jaak,on'
wo np.en rssalted in the death Of she par.v
Tue hsadso h,oyeo yS IN me peace Of happy home, It
lold nam,. 81 NE, soe injured husband. We With.
f'''eo'-9prsna6tH Jom.naz. @'e Fe'
, 1860-09-17

~ 1t the late Mechanics Institute Fair +
Diploma was awaricd 70 Addison HawkeT for
Pencil Drawing, which WAS .omittsd in. tho List
published.
, 1860-09-17

poL1cE.-Muy FlauueJ, ths woma7 arrested
on Friday, for stealing clothes from the resi-.
dence Of Mrs Ssars, On State street., was in the
Pollce Court On Saturday morning, an held to
bail in thu suuu of $500,
, 1860-09-17

Aus1cA1 UNION RKuEARsA1 1t is very desir-
able thai full rehearsal be had on this {blon-
day) evening. as matters Of Importance will be
attended to.
, 1860-09-17

regular monthly meeting Of this association
will be held on Monday evening, TIE lust, 1t
thsir rooms in Methodist Church Block. Mem
bers are particularly requested to be present,
rs important business will be transacted
, 1860-09-17

DEpcAnoz.-The aew Bryan Hall is to be
opened this evening with Grand. Dedieatory
Concert by full orchssta under the leadership
Of the celebrated Hans Da!atka. 0tler musica,
art'stes of this city will also take part, and
Ded!catory Ode by B. F. Taylor, Esq, will be
rand
, 1860-09-17

Ia. Portland Adperfiser Of Thursday morn
..1 las returns from $50 toHns, which com.
Uses Fill three quarters Of the State. In
;.es. 1cwrs, the vote stands:
Wa<Hbur,, Republican -. .t7e4&
- 'n4r .ckuridst. IS
- E4'MB 1855
"ashburn over Smar! 1886, ard over all
::.'o6. The whole Tote o: the State, will prob
10y reach 10000.
, 1860-09-17

~ Nss Ftilinghast vii! give her third Or.
gan Concert on Thursdsy evening next Pro-
gramme tomorrow.
, 1860-09-17

~ Bets ale f'e' ty oftrxd in Illinois that Doug
.a4 Till csrTy that State, and not t1ken. We
~ 'hs: a thousand dollar ber ta the same cflec.
IS o1ercd through the Louisville Uemocrut, utd
w haze little i:ea that It will be taken These
81: fayoEsble Indications. If Illinois cao be
= d Wisconsin :-Louisoizk Journal
We will answer the last question Of the *7our-
al! lilianis can't begin to be saved from Lin
coin, aad Of COURSE neither eau Indiana, iowa,
ncr Wisconsin! Now, will the journal inform
Us wno in this State are freely Offering bets
si4it Douglas will carry Illinois7" We know
rome parties who wish to invest little on that
pTplo i,i;u
, 1860-09-17

HH E 4 P COAL.-WE ARE
~ Eow retailing Hlros Coal equal 10 Es{s cr E,ter
Hiu TOT stan turp res, Tor
$3.50 PER TOW,
Or nicely Sereaned for fntaily use for
83 90 Per Ton.
We keep lis, othss Coais including Erie. Brier Hill
teh kh. Strastoa. Latk1HA anna. Pit ton Blctshur,h
Gh!ppswa Aln*s:t Rdxe, Ae &C., which viii be so1 Il
LOW ME~T NAHEEr fnItEs, ~ ~
Om.e 176 south Ma. kes ltteet
-1ep5e34.3x Law sTRCTHER.
ID 0 L 1TlCAL III EDAL S
, 1860-09-17

Sixth WARD llarr1I1cAN C1rB-Thsra will
be I meeting Of tbs Cub 1t the Cambridge
House, corner Of Carrnll acd Desplaiues strosts,
on Monday evening next ut eight o'clock. 4
full meeting is requested q hua1ness Of Import.
anre will coma before the meeting.
= IG. L1Efaxxz, Sec'y,
, 1860-09-17

STEEL MAsuFAcrURx.-We would cali a.ten-
tion to tho interesting sketch in the insite of
TINS issue, Of leading steel manufacturing
house at Pittsburgh. We understand their
steel has already been introduced into this city
and is now in use IN soue Of cur machine shops
and Railzoads with excellent auccess.
, 1860-09-17

FEs71yA1-BIxER1r OF WESTMINSTER Gunner
The ladies Of Westminster, desirous of aiding
to complete their Church and parsonage, pro-
pose to hare supper aud festival on Monday
evening next, at Bryan New Musical Hail. sd-
joining the Concert Room, and would invite
their friends, and the friends Of church enter.
prises generally, to mid this commendab|e oh.
ject By their patronage aad presence. Dryan's
Hall will be opened on that evening.
, 1860-09-17

- MlKA5OLE BEG3 TO AN
~ xoC1uE 70 she Ladies aod Gentlemen Of f:h'eaxo
th,t bis Dancing Academy vii be Eeo?ened e uddts of
September tust.. bis return from New York ac4oup7~
nlel By II well qualified t. Instruct 4es and young
pupils u the most aaprorrd ash!ooable dancs G. Mira
sic h. had ha newly a'ted With eve-y
venieuee and comfort aad opportunity Of
anx hs patrons that his nol will b. strictly select rad
I'd On on The principles heretofore. when ha
trusts to rettive ths ber patrocage vhcn
accorded to bin snce his Academy h2s ben n1ened
9. MsE sole will take ss!ec. whuA Ia re~ York
he noost u 1hlonAhle tanco, o. th- taT. sr143ulm
, 1860-09-17

FREsco PA1x11xG.-To.day, being the opening
day Of Bryan's Hall, cur citizers are Afforded
al excellent opportunity to judge Of the COM
psrativs merits of the ente.pristng firms, ofour
city, engaged in that business.
Messrs. Gotting l. Fritz were entrusted With
the adornment Of the ceiling; Messr5. Jerne
4 Almini, the walls. Both these firms have
bestowed much care upon the work, as they
wers brought into direct ectcompetition; il ia only
fair to suppose that either are ready to staad
OF fail in the comparison, We can only advise
such Of onr citizens as may be contemplating
the decoration Of their houses, 10 visit Bryan's
Hall and to see and judge for themselves.
We learn that Messrs. Gotting 4 Fritz have
furnished. since their esta5lishmeatin this city,
the larges. public buildings in this and aijcin.
ing cities-the United States Custom Hoose,
Board Of Trade Rooms, the Gymnasium in
Kingsbury Block, tho residence Of Cor. Mat.
teson, at Springfield. that Of Col. Gridley st
Bloomington, and several Of tho elegant man.
sions Of our oxa city.
, 1860-09-17

fERsoSAL.-Hon. Esaatus Corning and family,
Albany, n. T.; Ex.G,v. Barstow snd Hon. J.
F. Arnold. Wisconsin; s. F. Wilson, Editor
New Orleans laeayune; Samuel S. Bow.
man and family, Ls-; Hon. L. D. Croker, o.
rego, N. T., and c. Belcher and family, St.
Louis, are stopping at The fremont Honsa
, 1860-09-17


their friends, and the friends Of church enter.
prises generally, to mid this commendable OBJ
ject By their patronage AID presence, Drzan'a
Hall will Le opened On that evening"
7-
usnoss care
49, o:.A .e~~s' s11 4'A' ~. oeea epa1eo oy
sas;.. s..Gs - ~ % -:.s:z " - ~ 49,. " .A9 fesossiea
Isss 1920 49, ~ ~ 49, ah..as w. @ - ':s usas'er ol me
.,'s: s:.a"s'.a.s % ~ .s.st;na,.:e s' - VI su'e
:.:"t.,..r, .a' p,. ~. ea ""' 6esu1e"' ano
- s'.. Aa"1e' ~, 1a'o peen naoe'
49, .s..~, ~ :. ~ ossss..e- , s''Ae"na'
was claimed to be identified as thut Of q Young
1rish domestic, at service in this CITY. Itva
insisted upon that it Was she. Some one sur-
gested TINT perhaps the girl referred to was not
of the party On the steamer. After some dis
pute, the maturity insisting on taking away tle
corrse, it was most timely and well ascertained
that the girl in question wes alive and veil and
had no. been out Of the city.
5000; 49,
p:. ~ IN - ssss..s. =. ' sDa- Io1as.a
49, " ~ - 49, IT, 49,. e11 ~, -
s... ~ a...... 1919" I.ns1 ~ WV
..~.1,. se ~. ....;~.. - ~ " ~s'o -
IT,. . .11 ~ aT.a~ rla;n ~, ea a.. -
torr;nr 4ha nsnn;rn, ~ tha w;.~o, ~. ~.
.h..aa,oa ha.aza. a.. ,.... s..:,,:-N
.,,;t,hlo for eorcar+, o,5 n. rn,s. he...;r'., ~
.fao,a v,,1 hn last sn,,ha- .,,.ar. e.. 49,
h.,.ft ~ ~. ,nt1.rory =; Il, .on. ~ na-.wo..
probably o., Wednesday,, the 1e:h, ia which the
, 1860-09-17

Tie Celleverett and Douglas fusion in New
I.rx is not working harmoniously. There is
"-ta';ns :;o'ng On a,l around th= board, an the
Tr.ut is that Thousands of The Americans are
;:sa .3sding to Lincolp, end similar bolt is
.':rg tn AMONG the Democratic Germac8.
Tie y. Y. Express and the Troy WA;g persist
il tie assertion that ten Of tho Electors on the
!'euGl.s Ticket will vots for Bell md Everett!
lie ir:th 6mric1a replies that s. Tie Ecu
"i',r make nothing ty tie &C: Of )asioa bel ond
'';1 rtcognitson Of tpir ogezfy in A<lpinq to de-
'Jtlt Lincoln. As tie ticket neto standf, it ~
"n,td9ed for D3u9l1s aad .ohnson 30 that eve
Try bell man upou it might as well ESQ for as his
.ec.cral functions ere concerned), have been
- Douglas Democrat 4 precious con1ri-
>arce this fusio1 scheme is. It 1il1 end in
Yelling Lincolu's minority many Thousands
4 -h=r than it Otherwise mould here been.
Sold but not delivered" is the watchword Of
aonsands Of The honest rank und file of both
A.3ericaua and Democrats,
, 1860-09-17

C"!lts1on on the 1illaoIs Central 4. Ik
heavy freigh: .En;u going south on the ILL.,
scia Central Railroad Friday about noon,
IN iz'o heavy freight train of tie Michigan
c+atra' Railroad NJ The 4" Joliet Cut t1,' ut Nat
:e;aa. 4 molishiug the engine AID lender Of tie
14|.sc's ccrt1al tra n, aud destroying a number
s;h: CIR: Of each train. Toe track, fer dis
s.:ca Of same twenty scds. was badly tern up,
batwas soon repaired. Fortunately 20 person
WIS Injured, the 6rsmcu end engineers jumping G
o:l in tine to save themselves. None OF the fu-
iafe trains we're u'ucb delayed, o*ing to the
characteristic promptituce aud energy of the
:Iicers and emp l.yees OF The Eoad.
, 1860-09-17

InE LApx Eha1s.-Photographic viens of tl:s
Inflated shlp; elso photographs Of Capt. Wi.
son mud the schooner Augusta, may be pro-
cured from AeNallT Co, 81 Dearborn street,
Lss'ie's Paper and the n. \. Illustrated News
Ito be received By McNally l. Co., on Tuesday
next) will also contain illustrations of the la:e
catastropby.
InE WEAruEn.-The following is the range
OF the Thermometer for the week, rs taken ey
E. L. oHsFa, apothecary and paarmaceutis1,
No. 80 West Randolph street:
, 1860-09-17

@ Upon N invitation By the Central Com
mittee. consisting Of delegates Of the Working
mems Association, Tailos's Union, Tenth Ward
Club, to all societies to send delegates, in or
der TO eiberate about the Mechanics Lien
Lsw, conyened besides the delegates of the
above m'ntioned societies, delegates Of tte
ineton Cub, aud Of tue Sixth Ward Club. Mr.
Muller rexd tie bill for IN act to amend chapter
C5 Of Rsvised Statutes, entitled Liens" which
WAS proposed It the last session Of the Legis}a-
tu1e hy Mr. Buck, but cot carried. The dele
gates accepted this bill with the amendment:
ii be laborers eup'oye ed by ths sub contractor
!" shall have the Bame b.nedt Of the Lien IA the
" cub contractor himself"
E. SmalleJ, yon Horn aud Lampsrz, we're ap-
pointed q committee to call upon the candidates
who are running for et1ce, to mako them
pledge themselves to work for the enactment of
such Mechanics lien Law. After this The
delegates adjourned until next Thursday
=: Foy Hoax, President.
, 1860-09-17

-T1CKETS-sf0 eA-h. adn.tti1x ktnsfemxa and lady.
Extra sdes' Tickets - eaeh.
Asoniy led number Of Tickets ean be Iasued appt-
ss1loa should BE- 70 ne herg ct Tho
Executive s;om hfee th4 secretary. or 10 ". brown
Co.. Holt / Co., Barnsa i Co., and kohort 0shornt,
q. !. BKYD0E5, Charfn1u.
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