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TRnAT BAR0AINR
~ DIAMONDS Watches and nns Jewelry; Diamond Hhsa.
Pima krtnga Studs and all kinds Of rich
English and Swiss Wat hes by the celebrated skorv Cnr
Taylor Cooper Tobias Levitt, Jur yensen &c Imported ep-
pressy for custom trade all warranted hirA
ieas than coal TO cloae the business
D. O. PEACOCK, London, ana SeJ Broad WAY no slasru
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CRBATRKDUCTIOE.
VI waschca cleaned the ben manner and wsrraaSsd -
one year.
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
A. q. @. ALIENS, AIS Broadway formerly II Wan aroen
EENTLInEE's NEW AND LEFT OPP CIoYHfNa PUR-
NJ chased for The Western market Address Conroy. e
Centre street -
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Has hem savsd ~
DIR BoyFF Dohs' lsrrEiaL WfNk PrrrEns
Th9ussnds ~ others be saved nuaber ~ The
land wcuid teep supty n ilese uuy valuable Beia
hand. lie, Of 70 VII lara sr.st
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ton of citizens and Richard Borsington hn como out -
stump. The Minute Men Of the Fnh district have trot
ted out Colonel VIM Draper. meeting OF 40 inde
pendent democratic club 10 the Eleventh district have
terminated Alexander Frear for Alderman and Alexander
xcxaIep for Councaman; also william c Robinson fbr
Civil Justice ip thai district William Drake b. taken
the stump ior Alderm In the Fifteenth district
A committee OF gentlemen. composed Of private cti.
zeps btIorging 10 ,be r~ert, nrn ward held . meeting
al sss Thrd avenue, Friday evsrps Iass, and made
lndepeud.ut domination for Alderman Toe meeting
gained 81 the appoir moot Of Mr. kulvinill ~ Chair
msn, and nesUs ia n shechAn and VIM. sDcs air A.
Secretaries After The delivery Of severs speeches on
The necessity 81 putting 10 domination men q character,
wealth and fssrec ability, who would be likely 70 com
rnand The Of the Tiitesnih Adermsnc
district, ballot ~ss bad for candidate for Alderman,
resulting In tk-Nsssrs Peter q Jsckson and hulvi-
bill receiving an equal number Of votes Toe istter
declining TO run, Mr. Jackson vas ihcn ncmaased
BY scclsna,en, and the meeting adjourned un,i next
ru sdaY evening, when candidates Cor Colocimen and
school efccrs vii be nominated Mr. Peter n Jackson
10 The proprietor OF extensive foundres 10 this city,
ard 70, moreover, heavy taxpayer.
TIE movemepi for nomins,on "a be made By some Of
the heavy taxpayers 70 with general favor;
and " such Astor, xnturn, sswsrt, and that
stamp should and seea candidates IN tho several
dircv " ~i upset the plans OF The insusrs that are
work try Ing TO rsly support party crses RS In
feet only way thai city government can be taken
oct uf be bands Of the p-custo that nov punder The
city for their benefit The present political ned q
ripe for . complete change sad tho Inauguration Of
more wboesome STATE Of affairs sbsu, the city Hail. and
only remains for orr better class Of caIseps 20 move in
the place the Of the ven millions Of city
money 10 the haas of such persons ~ can be relied
upon 10 unaee Daway thai viii prove beneficial 70
the 'sxpsyws ~ ae lily. Who will be the Garbsdi IN
the movement
, 1860-11-23

-, -; -: --'---.' {. s..---s+--+t T..
:. The II een:sus Of Detroit is to be rc.aken; the
Common Council Of that city having appropfia-
ted $500 for TINT purpose
TIE .F1nmEs.4.TiM -6t--5uscph fishing
grounds hare yielded but poorly this summer,
asxlsafaE he,SAA 6ahing ha4-Aeea prosecuted
with Indifferent success. The 1abors Of our
but this season the business has been Of but
little account gil along the lake shore evea In
Gliding tho fazn6n fishing gttounds tof Mack
naW,-A. Jos7'h 7Td.e'eT, 1sor: II.
tn.es Ssnfnoss fn 9aei: c1opse eSop'e
jast eyening for Red NiEgg, per steamer .Eayor-
aost ~ daas; " maR acsldePtsy Eflksd Rkst
has not been found: TIE woman returned To-
day, and proceeded to nlinoi4 IN great distress.
Id cIus* 2fpnosiedn- -.
The Valparaiso tInd1ana) Repllxie says that
one, ,of the: bodies Of the Lady E&gis' vic
tins, fognd on the shore Of the Lake IN that
county (Poaerf fva Ge} If 9. Pierce, super
intendent of The Milwaukee, Gus Works, who
was as'supposed:1 at The time Of the catastrophe
to hare been lost .Tha ~Rzp4Nte also states
That lIttlp girl named DAYS., while E9qqing
With batcber-Enifs fol il. Chamberlain, With
whomrf1a,lifred;, nua >vbo:was killing hogs at
: the time, fell down, and The point Of ths knife
entered md separated Tie Jng11lm rein, caus-
Ling dtath befotd assistance could be pfotufcd.
HTDKB,A: ,A:M1srAKEs-Wnr4aarn ,thHt gen.
i1eroan arrived nj the 41nericau House, Mon
day erenlng, who hid come all the way from
njag4 as It 20 generally :fepeded .tlsouchont
Kentucky, he, would. .:HW?et be found ont
that such vs4 not likely to be- the case,, he r.
Turned home, quite enraged at the m1suhder
standing What Pityl the poor fellow: has
lost AZ, Opportunity Of becoming lion Ia bis
sle3ghbofh - 9p1lidUidd ,otu.!a--:.
, 1860-11-23

No ere Of tbs many ns fash Is heir to" 70 prov+
1.nt little understood. and 30 uuc.. nrscesea u
Costtvcne.s. o1tea originating IN esrs*sua4s, tod
ents1y habts It Is teSaT4ed ~ slight Disorder oftoo
little consequence to excite anxiety Willie In reality
Il the p1ceur4os AID companion Of n.any Ut lilo ncss
fel anal dangerous diseases aud u1eas easly csdics
ted it Win bfug the sufferer 70 nnstnanly grave.
Among tho l1s.ler ssns OF which cossiscness l. tho
usu.l attsndAnt aIe Headache Coltc. rheumatism
Foul Brr.th. Pilee and others Of lfku naturs while
1ppS train of xAtfu1 dtseases such Malignant Fs
vers, Abcc7ses~ Dsse1tesy, Wazshra. DyspepsiA Apo
p!cxy. gpilcpsr. Ps:syss, 1.ter7 uypoehondstssis,
Melancholy and Iusant. sts indicate their presence
In tie system By tls alarming symptom Not nn:re
auensly thu disease. NAMED or1snate tn con.ticnros,
but take Independent existence unless tae cause
IL aradicatel In "a early sa:e From all these eonsd
ations Il follows Lat ts disorder should receive tn-
mediate stientlaa whancycr l: occurs and rer1on
should Neglect to get box OK ceraa'lc T1cs On tia
arat appearauce Ut the complaint II thai. timely
will e1psl the n.lduous approaches Of disease aad d..
sssay tal4 dangerous foe to auusa liz.
, 1860-11-23
STARTLING INTELLIGENCE
kIc1tsnAnt In Southern KAnsas-Ar-
rest and Trial and EXseutlon OF m
Alleged k1dnapper By the q Peoples
Court,D


lco1sapoadsnco Of th9 Leavsnworth T1mss.l
- TRADrze gosf; Z. T., Nov. 11fssa2:
Arsan1: ED1roRt-Y on pzpboblyl ylfe awsts.
that this fair country has 6etu Infested BY a.
set Of dcnds from: Missouri, and some from.
this Territory. They have been cndearorfng
to-aias;s:2- several Of our citizens, and I'd a.
ssslaaate Others. Tas Free State settlers lives
are IN Jeopardy u lc1g as Ibis hellhh business
IL allowed or tolerated -.
During the lalt three weeks there have be4n-
seEeral companies Of armed pro-slayery ruff
nans, from Missouri aud Kansas, prowling
around our part Of the Territory, making their
thfeats and cursing the "abolitionists," and
THIS with them They have mnde two at-
tempta to kidnap negroes, but have fiied In
both They hare made different attempts to-
assasslnate OUT most honorable citizens, and
ordering OF others continually; IN fact they
hafe had the settlers In general state Of ex-
ctement for the last three weeks. They say
that Missouri is readyto backthcn. There Is
company Of these fellows who met at Jor-
dams, about two miles from this place, aud
held meeting, and there they t,,reed to con-
thuc the business Until they caught and cap
fured the negro who IL at or near Mound City,
and the one also at MontgdmetJ:s: but
think they will an In both cases: They pro
'eceded to Capt. ,Montgomery's, bit the cap
tain's dog frightened them 50 that they
thought that they would not make the nttnck;
50 sy they returned without accomplishing any
on Saturday laat, the citizens met and deter
lied, aud appointed Df: c. r. Jamiion to act
rs commander In the c1se. By his order they
proceeded to the residences Of thoee who re-
sided In the Territory, tlat had been engaged
IN that business, and took them al prisoners
that were at h0me-somc OF them being away.
They then proceeded to tho residence. Of l.
frHa C1n ri, 1,oI ~ tcf
, 1860-11-23
nll the cournge which can be derived from pre-
rar{tancy and fncons}derhtion

nll the courage which can be derived from pre-
cspitancy and tnconslderntion.
vsna8ats& Kf2pkfArs from the true policy
Of those Fha nfe seSbualn wishing to break
away from the union. The Legislature. which,
was In sessIoh during the late election; had the,
opportunity pf dcclnfl1g South Carolina inda-
psndcp mud might ltaSe taken. that step. but
Its mdmheEs could not muster the necessary
resolution. They; had the knife In their hands
which WIS to'serer the cords that connected
their State totho Union :. :Gey bfandished 1t
aboutIn fearful MANNER, but finally put 1t BY
to be delivered OFFER to tie members Of Con-
vention. The assembling Of thnt body will
occasion some discussion, some show Of de-
liberation, ut least, and some delays, a1 OF
which are uniayotable to the policy Of tho Sc
cessionists, which is to kesp the people ofthe
State from looking ut the trnc consequences Of
what they design to do. The leaders Of the
dlsunion purity will arn tDug regte{' that they
allowed even this opportunity for consilota-
fiOn
, 1860-11-23

- Agent. I0F% KAanSN Ne1Apls
;,iDr. Jamea Fletcher of Kansas. ie the author
ized agent for the relief of-the suaen.sin
:Knnsas, and viii yisit Indiana and Ohio in1me-
dintely, and solicit donations to be Forwarded
to s. C. Pomeroy, Atchison- ] We: commend
him to the humane where hcmay visit
- = -. =. :. ". F. n. Anxr,
:. Genl Agent for Relief Of Knnsaa Sufferers.
Chicago, Nov. :eoo, e 1850. :. '.' >.
, 1860-11-23
: --+-@ %~~<A
G3)lEEaI]4p4cribu
-FRfDAY NOVEMBER es, 1860.
observation-disclosures

>. ,-r~-ma maxkARTRoCRLE!.
- wa1o;a lonsd lin, lc3nsaas wi,;as Il pead
:I.:,h,t ~ ncyontI the cr:cs of her people fdr
. . i ,;s~o3d we should hear nothing from Id
.,,nri1 chr asscl for admission. into tle
1T,;;o3, Hit il lint re arc unfortunately
.s:ssa,.1;n,ra.: :: and though ne do not credit
,no rs,,ovts which come from there as tb
IN cr'n,1ns1tty critic Free State men. v1t
,,rro no. doubt ilst uem difficulties have
.raun, t7,a 11,,s:,tter willmoaebe harmon
txed Without tl,e III Ii; sinidd id din of blood.
Tn anp1hcr~ co1un1n..n prtut.au account
vh1nn we cir from "a I,eoyenvortl, papct,
r+11t riree Two ,1cc st1.n yrrs;t7n of the al
ra;r. lint wc do MT implicitly credit dial,
Our o;sn ide,a Of the in1broelio as NC ua-
deratana It now is this: Kansas is in i
stotc If sen;:s.,rya.;on. Her people haJe
"A neRhprlneatl nor .noucy,,, Tae;t lands
= ste4 ,.s :. Va -: - c.e..s
.o.s ~ ~ - ~ .1:;,i ~ ;ssaon oocrea !,
.,,,I,,;c e.1o Thor have. occ,r,,a, thnec fdr
fu. = .~.. e.ca. -.,,.,,a ;,nnr,rI
s1t..,,aro non,, ,n. A. ND II Al, ,.rass: ,tie
aS,1:-.. !. 80, - 49, ,,,,no rn,
80 .,e;u :.,a,':,;,r orr;r; !, ~ cn,;ro f,;tx
-se.>s .,,e n,<.,,s ~ sscn1a ,,v .a,rc,usc t,}c
49, H., ~. i,.~.. occnn;a5 and cn1t;yl-
r. 49,. 49, .,s,i., or;7;n,r orot.
.:s1 - ,,as.,,o..rno ~, of ,haea1el
,,.o.,a.;,: oro;r1H, ii1at 81. arno,R
: - a~aa ' .r,;;ch thceo iands STi,i :1;r;n:4; I
% :'....1.,,:.:..o ~ 49, ! ~ osto,1a T.
e ' -. =. ..t-sa,,I
ene s.'s 49,. .,:s;;z .-,,,,a.o ~ t,a,,J
n'n' ~ a', A."', ,n - .e..:a
.us nuN y, ] sats - ~ '.e -t;,t 4,,.;r III,
- osia " s's." a ~ ecs1a1,r; , ~, ha ;ns,.1,eh
.e'css enein'es ~ -nss. y. ':cs.,.:S ~ - .S
! ~ -. ~ = 49,: =. ~ c,s1: ~ T,,a;. aHar{,
lQcT uafI DeEu -QFlfEu 1u1lA- AACA EAAo4 -
, 1860-11-23

PRYs1u1Ax--Ten 3zs. Jones, tow' il that hess7sae.
AIks- Joxz4,-Gons DoetnE. Al gone: the pill you
sect cared In just twenty alautes. and 1u!sn you
Eonla send more 10 tia. can have them ha4dy.,
TnTs:ctAs.--You caa ret them at any Druggists
Gail for cepha!ie rs, nnd they never GAl and r.
commend them In all cases Of Headacho
Nix. Josxs-I shall keud for box directly and shall
tall al my suffering ft!ends 1ss tasy azs REAL azzaa
ruu.
, 1860-11-23

,''' mo SOUTHERN CONFERENCE.
-7:tA fe!ogt1pn!t 'dtsbBatcil to.oht brine morn
stng prints fcpfesdnts 'chaflesto1 "7e'ea,y
~ 2ombatiRg the scheme of \ Southern, Ron
ference, or convention Of tAo SentAexn. .states,
rcmarking that II is too Late for snch q proceed.
ng1h8t sbdth' 'Caroliha Wat3g no conference,
but, BY holding eopyo9tion Of her own, will
compel the organization Of aSouthetn Confcd-
!" esacy,- There Is NO pdonbtwhatever that II the
leading politicians Of thht Etatt IRE determine ed
upon withdrawing, from. the Union, the less
they discuss the matter the more likely they
will b. 70 aHc3npt The execution: Of tAelr pur-
pose. II they associate With the otheE sleve
BtAfes IN any Ttomn666 actibd,' they viii DO
overTulod ad.restraired from tho treason they
contemplate, II they tqke cooler heads into
their c6unssas, 46ry viii be ~msdeto see The
sipnumerable, difficulties ;and obstacles Which
thcix pro;ectt pu4t encounter. It is their poll
cy, therefore, 70 tsks .he course which IL ex-
pressed by tho can't phrase = going It blind"
.They must shit THEY eyss., q thsy yin hover
fake ths Leap .nser tAs :pfeeipiccSS., They ueed
ufAt. lnkt Isst3& -
, 1860-11-23

Twxx7Y cIulJoss " uetEAxs sAvEp.-Nr. spa1ttpc
hss sold t@o millions Of Of his celebrated Pre-
pared Glue and It : estimated zach oottts tayes It
las.t dollars worth Of broken furniture thus max
Ing N aggregate Of twenty millions of dollars
claimed fson total lo~s BY this valuao1s invention.
Having matlt III. Glue household word, he now pro-
poses 10 the world ;1 greater service nS enrng all
the srking heacs Wit. LIS Cephac Pills. aud tcy ass
- .ood ~ his Clue. headaches will ason vanish awaJ
nEo tuow Ia Juiy.
, 1860-11-23

It Is the duty Of our merchants and bankers
to look these facte square in ths face, and pre-
pare for theR. Wheu,ths edett in London Of
last ~akk ddlngs' If Wall zatftst u known
hare, the tril Of our nArkst VIII come, and
no one who owes money should feel that he
1yas out Of the wooda till that trla1 IL pAsssd.
, 1860-11-23
-; Il. RAMPANT MAN OF PEACE
9: a Baptist clergyma Professor in tho South
Carolina College. writes:

II nm for Immediate secession. Ny profess
sibh 1hteFdlcts the pse Of arms, and have no
son old enough TO oAcr to the commonwealth,
but nll. that i lfare is. .at her command. Thu
.subllmity Of this great struggle kindles my
and rnises my heart It 'is not
simply contest between different forms Of
civil polity or Of civjlizntion:'1 Is the conflict
between Divine revelation and human! renson,
betweenthe providence OF God md thedevices
:oT 1nan. Our institutions arc scr1ptura7,, sane
.ota, and The rrecerts Of The Savionr: The "a
naticism that assal1s us "a the product Of intI-
delity; of rebellion against God, thatpresumes
to 'be wiser than the Scriptures, and would
substitute its .disoryanIzing do.mas :of liberty
aud equality. for the conservative teachings Ut
the New Testament. I'VE Southern ministers
arc the only preachers who proclaim an'unnu-
tfiatetf Rible y -: - 'H.-'f
, 1860-11-23


4,.u1.+,.
a9n and Of the best domestic Manufacture The largest
eed , nes9 sssoftnrat "a tha korsaTEft 0f asdA1oa
isss';S Rafxs Ell sSssss Il + q
Erealrsf variety pTcss sad p4tieTus coEpFi.1ns iha
iREgcat best md most desirable ever heorn
opened in Chicago and wldch tho7 os1 ths lsvs.s
. OIL CT 0TER"
80, - ~A~ a.:ce
siss sc pes. 4
sEaI6 yardA and two y1Eds Eiic Il psees nom thrrs
khilllnGs 70 Elk shiia:s nef yAtd Ano, Heavy s4sa
Xl cl9ths twelve fsei Eighteen ieet IND txeat1
Aso~-Iahle 0t Cloths III patterns md BY tas yard
=. e..--,a,~o -.,@o
s; 4 e:
CURTAIN coons
;: Sif:s
GeE.ss T:sels Lest% Drspcsy ~ CO cos.!s. Gimp 1.nis
ii Ens ef 7mmin = asesr.=iy ~ 10: Carta;as. Win.
E,ss u ~, ~ kos4 1otuetA ny ma w rhIt1G
, 1860-11-23

S:Elr ptaaoT1aT-Amonx TIA rxose important Of MI
the great medical discoveries of taS sEs may b
ssdered tAs syssm Of vaccination snr protection from
susa Pox, the Cophac r1 for rellsf Of Headachs and
the Of ufnae F the prevention Ct Fsvrrs other
of which I, srerthe. ~hn4c hsnc1sS will. b.
psrteneed BY suffering humanity 1s1s af:sr their d.
eoTsssrs ars fpFcotess- :
, 1860-11-23
,'sEdlg ffaliz4f4, fI2:|f

II I'd n os715!s 'Badseho this haftezucoa haud
stamped hi y ~ man
lCau ,Jeu hsa ans Of H. eatIachc 1Dosa II hacht
ard sayss. ~Hexceedlazly:" say. hI haad upoa
that . ;a3s ms csphsllo PHI. haad .Qon no o2of It
cufssi msss auIsE thai 'afnT .Isaui& III ii u
'sadncha
rstr.p1 1li1Ia7 7n tE'1F1s: :*' ;
, 1860-11-23

How the DoEGL4sI1rs EXPECTED 70 CAn.
NJ: :HI1Eots.- any one tell Us whether it
prop!iety, .fof the CLARK of lie County Court
pr Macoupin to 80 about to tho whisky. shops
in the county and take oaths Of citixcushlp
from Intoxicated men, and furnish them nat.
4raltration, papers without charge, provided
they vote. the; Den,ocratic uckct: !. And Was
the County Clerk an "open court when nat
ufhlfzing foreigne,s IN Jimmy ChrfoIl's''
doggery ut Bunker Hill. at ths:a big drunk"
jnsl before electons, Who vin enllghten ns
,s-CarlHtAt: Ffre Hauoer4f, -. 49,.
, 1860-11-23

1 GOOD IND1CATI0E.
from ths Louisville Jonrual.l
We arc permitted to make the following e1-
tract from letter written to q. gentleman. in
this city By . highly respectable and influential
citizen Of Marietta, Georgia:
- MAniETrA, Ga. Nor. ii, 1860
= DEAR 1R:-Tho grcat< political battle has
been fought, the victory. won by Lincoln, and
tho number slain, and view prospectiyely the
future South Carolina will Eeccde; no one
will follow her, or mourn herloss., Savannah,
Columbus and Atlanta have taken their posi-
ton prcmatusely. They adopted the Savan-
nah resolutions. The mcoting was composed
Of the vulgar and tho rsbble. Of the city,
with few disappointed politicians, and some
ten OF twenty from the country. Said meeting
Will not give the sentiment OF Atlanta, or the
country around. also attended called meet
ing at this place, OIL last Saturday, that PASSED
the Savannah resolutions. This meeting was
like tue Atlanta, only it had two military chief
tains from the Institute Of, this place. Two
old citizens, one from tho country, opposed
lhe resolutions, and called = meeting next
Saturday, the 18th inst. and sent out the en-
closed circular, Cobb. county gaze 7O0 ma
jority for Breckenridge and voted 2,015,~ and
will now give ] 500 majority for the Union;
and SO it goes, Northern Georgia against
Southern GEORGIA ! a1n for fighting for our
rights in the Union. l. think tho political
struggle for office will soon pass, the panic
subsidc, and the commercial atmosphere
brighten and illuminate trade of all kinds All
who are able to take adyant lge Of the present
panic will realize Large profits:
, 1860-11-23

Far ,wosrn nKSowwe-srs.a!nz's eepaat:c Pills are
eestair cuFs Ger Sex Headache Bt1lioua Headache.
Nssvoas a4adaaha Caati1 sns.s aud Gsas.Ai Debility.
, 1860-11-23

ANRpDo1E ABoCT' YAxCEr.-The' Louisville
Dkaaocrnt relates the following incident: :As
1anccy-was coming down in the ca.B, from
Franktort, collection Of four or I'VE wags had
rs at9nS Of the dspots bo cried las
tied emirk passed over the yisagc Of the. arch
agitator at the demonstration; and .: gentle
man Who Ind been seated With him afoSe and
stepped out to the platform, not to speak, but
TO listen. He was mistaken, for Yaneey and
2 stcnto1ian yoice, like the concentrated bel
lowing OF 4, bark Of artillery, bawled out:
hero be Is boys !: Bring along the rope to
l,anE him +: The, gentleman, rather amused
At the mistake, but aot dcsirous Of having 1t
carried any further, retired into the CIR. Yam
'ceytsm dotsnft.sHft this latitude. Il, :: 3,
, 1860-11-23

lawful Gardner" The reformed prize fight
CT, states that in his temperance cofcc.rooms
in New ors, during the past eighteen months.
fifteen hundred persons have been induced to
take the pledge to abstain from all that cap In
toK1cate. r. = :.
We Sue it stated that Gov. Aiken, the distin-
Su!ehcd South Carolinian. is opposed to scccs-
sion. It will be. reco1ltcted that during the
contest for Speaker Of the House Of Reprcsen-
tativcs, when Gov. Banks was the successful
candidate, that ut thu closing: contest, Cor.
Aiken WIS The oppnslng candidate When the
contest was nniahed BY thc plurality rule, there
was some talk On the part ~ot Southern mszn-
bers Of not acqpiesc1ng In narosplt this attain
Cd. But Coy: .A1kcn 1t once put Ills foot on
: aAsheh rebcllious symptoms By rising and de-
-iyertng this brief speech: 4. desire to sar one
word I:nsk the permission Of the House to
eecompauythe gentleman from Massachusetts
to tue Speakers. chair, according to the cour-
tesy usual under sncn eireurnstaleean The
new Speaker and his generous rival were soon
sem going arm-in.aIm towarh The cbair, ind
order rcigncd ii that Hopse. Gov. Aiken is
rsputed to be- theKealthieat man in sonth Car
olina, and u gentleman Of descrved1y great IN
i}uencest -.'.'-: -: :, - r.. - :: ::
:-t' .-..>'..S ---- - --.~---
i arrangements MI IN p1uggrrss IN Bustnn
for a a>oration to Cor: Banks onthc occasion
of fhi' departure to the VEST !: The nattcs; is
in the hands Of 4 committee, and it is said that
gentlemen of n1 parties will 'co-opernte in the
;matter. The ovntion will prohably tako the
shape Of public dinner. " .:
!: .--seli1n Newton, Of Fond du Lae, >Wiscon.
sln-just elected to the Legislature Of that
state-ls q Republican Of f:thegenuins Lincoln
.tanp he being alx feet fonr inches In height.
/ &C. A Brown-Atemus Ward, the Show
maa-ln.c local editor Of the Cicve1and IYain-
de1la, has taken his collection Of "snalx and
.wt.cka' phrggers"" md gone tc New York, On
the occasion Of his leaving, be was mad4 tic
recipient OF a splendid diamond brcast-pin,
which was presented to him by. Mayor Sentcr,
IN bena1f Of himself and q large number of
oltizons. Ar. Brown enjoys the entire respect
Of the people Of Cleveland.
, 1860-11-23

4. Thus far we have spoken only Of In
terest, In many cases, both Of private, cor
porate and State Indebtedness, portions Of
the principal are annually falling due and
being paid In Illinois the entire proceeds
of the two-miBsax are ds1Red t6.this
purpose. Here u tfasther e4| lafge hole made
in Western shipmehH j:::j;, II:
5. Our rallroads id in tie main, owned
by Eastez5 capi6 ::of them sare IN
debt, and their total net earnings devoted
10 meeting floating Indebtedness and inter-
est on mortgage bonds. How much the
entire net earnings Of all our Western rail-
roads may be7wc cannot tell OF those
cc1toeing.at' Chicago, thetptal earnings for
~ = -. .fr.,t.,n,.
, 1860-11-23

:ooLoEcS,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 49,
OLD HYSOE,
:" IMPERIAL,
49, YOUNG HYS0N,
- From 5os- par pound to 31..
DON'T FAIL TO TRY MY
= II 3 - "a
: .,, -, sTA&Tos: No. 4s soHth CLARK stsees
As1fe152dp -. Next thu SHERMAN uouse
, 1860-11-23
II E Z Rim Cts P 1T ENT
-ak'E ~ xss a~'s '~'E
Fire .:FFo0f Safes.
TIE rep4uPm1 slrB OF: THE WORLD
81. = ......- .....
Over. %, 900 In Use,
400; Tented: IN accidental Fires.

s'.h ~ '"'. ''s --' ; -
Il 90 VII b. paid 70 any ps7Son wSs ssn snow taat
II HERRIN0s PATENT CHAMPION RAfx nAs sysr
" lsd - ptsssrvs IT. contents IN IN sesf4sntsl ars
-" Tia :tsbsetItsi1 would respectfully Inform their
rfeudTand t4 pub1sc shat ths h4x trs ppe9sd thsir
E3ys lQmoved ths $40 1Qn the Agsncr formerly Il
e. l.. Hatoea !, N South WstaF street. to