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, 1860-09-20

Tue wAr 10 DO IA lot Of Douglas ru!-
fans undertook to break up Q Republican meet
iug q: the school houso in Pembrook, Madison
Couoty. about ten miles from Alton, I=n
n;,ats sioce. vhereup,u some actise young
1,ernh1;eans turaed ont aud whsled them to
+ts;r HEARTS content. After which the meet.
;ny proceeded peacsably.
p.-n.+ IL. n,no,as .o,a;a.,, f,r
Couz,ess in the Second District Of Wisconsin,
himself Norwegian, has just Issued an nd.
dre;s in tie Norwegian language 10 the vo.ers
Of that nationality. From tina. address, We
mike tie followirc extracts, aud commend
Them to the consideration Of the I. and Atrald
nndi!s pro-ssa1ery followers:
am: SD alw65s hare bsen, against slaTerJ
N ne and he1nrs thst '@.o ~
evrr7 uiyan occasion, uay1caied these my prin-
cip!ea-
3s,i.e !. ~ m;ssns; ~, ;,s.Aa 5 ~ w
a,ava Sta;e-thcie efsre It wss. tlat in concert
With all other yo::rs Of Wisconsin 1abo.ed %
IL: T,..1aE'rs Il 80 ,b,t clnno Z, .be aWi,.
ms. prosiso," which prohibited slavery within
certain liml:s- long IS ga Ffos1so WAS ad
~. susa'eo - 10' F'' f@A3 49,
1<~o..t..
-4ne eo1tor oi Luz 0a's'sPo4. I"'S ~ 1a'
peen oosslng or sole elas ps. 'ss ~. ~ ,1..; ~
pu141nua ~, " t14a 4 .a@ .ssu..s. .s',
s'a', no oa.',.s Aa' oe'.. =. ~ CO.
sue as"'@.4' ~ eo"s, ~, ~ o1s ~
, 1860-09-20

MOVEMENTS or CAR1. Scugaz.-Qa Saturday
Mr. Schu1z left Es1 York for pennsylvapfa,
where he will remain uatil after the October
eltction. Returning through New York, hs
will speak q, follows: ct Buffalo, October 10,
Albany, October Is; Kingston, October 1s;
1yi1liamsburgh, October II; New York city,
October 1s; New Haven, Ct, October ~; New
ark. n, J., October 20, and Syracuse, n. T.,
October aad In I'll Of The places sbove-named
Nr. Schurx will speak in The German language.
, 1860-09-20

Daring The priuee'a visit to Ntagsra, Blondln
surpassed himself and Ill his former hair.
Drained exploits. In addition to the usual
items in his programme, he added one item
which many people supposed was \ !" dodge"
to draw crowd. But when the time came, the
intrepid little Frenchman was on haEd for The
ful6llment Of ell he had promised; and, in spite
of The teuoustrances Of the Prince and his par
II, actually trarersed his 7cpe on stil:s! In
making one of the prodigious lesps advertised
in his bill, he nas obliged to come down ast1ide
the rope; but, without removing his stills.
rsgained his footing and successfully completed
the trip. The stills used on this occasion rere
about two feet high, and furuishsd at the lower
end with ,hreo short prongs Of iron, which
served him Il claws do ab;td. In the history
o' feekessnes' and dare, de,iltrJ. there II moth
Ing like this exploit
, 1860-09-20

SEWARD CLuB, SxvEs7u WAnp.-At meet.
;nr held py tho above Club on the 18th inst,
tho following officers we've elected 70. the en.u-
i-1 Term: President, riedei Sca:und; Vice
President, Heary HIT; 1st Secretary, Angus.
tas Dzuning; ed Secretary, Fred. Becker;
Treasurer, ]. X. Muller.
Executive Commi:tee-Ranau Dlaser, Jo..
Oswald, ". S. G5lsso, Jacob Me!z!er, Il. Hen
richs.
Eesdy<d, To held our next meeting on Fri
Granger ond Wella streets. Whereupou t.e
ArGCs1us BncS1yo. Sec'r,
, 1860-09-20

Els1rs Press aui Tribuns::
| ttlt indifferent bstween Wentworth aud
Ogden on the Seuato:sh1p, unit read Els H.
fa:1ous article in II days Vfnsoerdt AS mn
not disposed to follow Long John out OF the He'
publican into The Denocra:lc purity. e1feetto 10
support the tickc: nominated by lie Kepuol'
can County conFeftlon.
Ihe sul1 scope Of "en'"of'h pfopos11fons
may mol nave o'en opssr7ea oy many "a7 1eao
his article. fc'm's me 10 anaaszs"
Isl. ne assumes tna' every lnan WHO eoe7
nos prefer a'n 10 NJ oeosn 'os oena'of,l l9 op-
posed 10 reoac''oa ot a'gn saial1es' MILO
ua1rus OF o'AaoneS' Assun'p 'ou esnno' Vt nade'
tne 's'eaas u 0ll. ot;uea' ana .aa' ssa,!en'aa
u'uSs''' A1e ~ 49, .,-p', - ."'' "
NV e.on'n'' ~ ""e4'"'
II, -. 80 NV A
~. 1-ta. .. 800 r.-s.:ss 49,. t|:', , 49, y
.'s f ~. :us:-. 49,, ...,.,lo.
'e.'s Esn -s.,..l -. 1..
~" ..ee -. 10 rsH., e ':.so. ~ " ~.
;s.ss..s a ~ .-s,S,.~ ~ .ss. ~. na,,ssa.a. ,..u
- $500, ~ .'G - ~ 49, 10 a.s:. 1-,,h ~
~ ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ ~ ,z-a..s w..
y ~, ~. .-.:.N.. 49,
, 1860-09-20
The Prince at Niagara.
rr,-o~x fIor.~ Ma ~ >. Ex1fa k~n$ =


The Pr;=ce did make the dangerous passngs
under the F44ls on Saturday evening, in fpite Of
the re1npnstrance oil his suite, who Afterwards
accompanied him. lie wrote his name in ths
trayei.r's book rs Albert Edward, Pr:Ece Of
NAles. To .Dorrow he has been invited to 20
over The Suspension HridEc.
The Prince crossed over the ferry to Goat cr
lrs Island this morning, and waa enthusiastic
cnlly recci7ed by mot'y group Of children aai
pi: uickets, to escape from whom he wss.eonn
pei Cd to take a bye path through the racas.
Tne party walked and rode a51ut the island,
viewing the rapids and ascending upon Pros
poet Roek-in short, doing'' the island, at the
graph. The Prince advanced hesits.ineiy to the
cad Of the narrow bridge close to the brink of
the Falls, watching the plnnge Of the waters,
white with the ftoth Of thtir medn .ss, and the
still riTer belo", beneath Thoso surface the
wa!era g. ethed furiously ltke the quick pplsa.
tions Of the heart, when The outer man IL calm,
site. some exhaustive toll.
down 10 Suspension Bridge, where about two
hundred laa'es aud gentlemen we're ASS 1.hIed,
when IN address WAS presented By the Bridge
Company, to which the Prince made no reply
The party then drove ecross the bridge, passed
under the stars End stripes. and we're ths upcn
the Whirlpool House, and walked dorm 10 lock
ut the whirlpooli+se'f. 4 bout dozen carriages
we're assembled, and the Prince, With his usual
politeness, raised his hat in response to she ssl-
utxiipps Of the occuoGut8. There were no
cheers; the people did not deaert their usual
ayocasiozs to run after his ho5a1 Highuess, sad
the faint shouts Of few spenmens cf Young
America were the only welcome the Prince re.
ceived.
The Prince aad party took horses On tao
Canada side and rode about for SONG time.
The Duke Of Newcastle aud Lard Lyons walk ed
abou: looking At tl.e Fails: aud ! psosniaens
feature in the view from the Clifton n: use ut
sunret WAS tho Duke citing upon 4 p,st in
most democratic style, With arms folded, and
eeemiogIy in deep contemplation Of the mag
niticenS cnta1 act which thunecred before him.
Col. MaRruder sent hiA invitation to the
Buffalo hunt directly to the Prince and the
Duke of Newcastle, from whom be- received 4
reply this morning, coufteously declining The
invitation, On account Of want Of time. Su5se-
quen,ly General Bruce aud Lord Lyons called
upon lin On the part Of The Prince, and had \
ioag interview with him. The Colonel, by
specixl Invitation, lunched With the Pr1uce this
afternoon, and the whole matter was again dis
cusaed but by no c5phering could the trip be
made possible, i pre=ent enga2ements we're
kept, 50 that the Pf+acs va: obltse ed reluctantly
to give up the idea OF shooting buffalo, and cor
tent himself with sEnaller game.
Contrary TO general expectation the Pritce
Was not presopt at the bali here this evening;
but the royal band wss in attendance, snd the
viola affair was very pleasant. To.morrow
the lfince lays the corner.stone Of Brock'a
monument, and then goes to Hamilton.
, 1860-09-20
AGONY OF THE CorT0SOCRACY

AxaVNA VI AuH WI 4 "ASVAk4 A%As
Tho Cottonocracy Of New York met ut
Cooper Institute on Monday evening last, ard
afier the usual business for buncombc, passed
the following resolutions:
LIST. That, ns Eiectors Of President and yic.-
President were the creations of the Federal
Constitution. stepping in between the direct Tote
Of the people, md cu1tinG of their di ect vote
fur President and Vice president, thus stoppir r
the people from tbs direct expression OF their
preferences for the Presidency, tbs only re-
scurcs left for W, the people sll agreeing upou
the saerl6ce of mere men pFeferenees-is, to in-
kist upon one electoral ucket-iu order 10 pre-.
sent one common front against ths common
adversary OF national peace, concord, aud units
%. That IS We are no mxn's patty, belor giEx
10 neither breckintidge, Bell nor Doug as, but
our OWE maste1a, with Independent wills and
powers, NJ mere Party Convention, no loli.ic Il
Machine can htrDeea ua to drag and draw each
otherto pieces, and thtre1ora VIC should have
no mere Breckenridge ticket, nor Bell ticket,
nor Douglas ticket, but one common Union
ticket.
g.. Aad thst II orjes 70 'c.ea.a &ad seeure
such ticket, the President Of this meeting be
xnsboflzsd 10 Eelect 4 committee Of fifteen gen
tlemen, Ecsted with iulI powers II aiops suca IN
electoral ticket as tbs crisi3 and country now
deMand.
The New York Tribune invites these gentle.
men to hurry up their work and get thei'
ticket in the Ge.d, else the cost Of their great
demonstration will 50 for naught Bring OF
your fusion.
, 1860-09-20

us. ZocAys CADETS BY reso1ution Of the
Company, passed Wednesday evening, Sept.
lo:b, 1850, you ne hereby potsi.d to .ppear y
tue artnory, IN Lloyd's Block, corner Randolph
and " ells streets, sscond ttoE5, aad bring with
Jou your full dress. z ,uave and fatigue uniform,
ana e7ery article OF equipment, insiading inap.
WITH before the meeting is called to order this
evening, uader penalty Of expulsion. BIZ order.
E. E. ELLSWORTH, Con'd't,
, 1860-09-20


At the Joint discussion between Messse.
Fuller and Rawlings, at r Waukegan on Tuesday
evening, {where, by tho way, the hitler was 30
badly wo1sted that lis party friends expressed
much pity for him), . question Of fact was
raised as to whether Mr. Douglas used tbe fol-
lowing lnnguage in tho debates on The adrnis-
sion Of Iowa i1to tito Union, in tho year
1s45:
"Thc falher mar biud his con during his lai-
notits, hut tie moment he Rttsi1a his msjoC::y
his fettsrB are severed, aud ha is free to rezu-
lite his OWE conduc.. 50 WITH THE TERRI
TORIES: TIIEY ARE SUBJECT 20 'rflEJ L.
AISDiCTI0N AND CONTROL OF CONGRESS
DURING THEIR 1NFANcY-TllEtR MINOR
1TY; but when they at.a{n their clej orltE AND
OBTAIN ADMISSION INTO THE UNION,
they are FREQ 1roru I'll restraints und rcstrlc-
ti,os, except such as the Constitution Of tie
Un1..d STATES has imposed upon each and ell 1t
Tie Safes"
Mr. Fuller assertsd that Mr. Douglas held
such language On the occasion referred TO-
reading it from copy Of the "Politleal Rec
ord Of Stephen l. Douglas on the Slavery
Question" Tho Democrats present denied it
Oh tie authority Of tho Chicago Times and
Herald.
We refer to The matter for the purpose OF
sayiug that the passage will be found in Mr.
Douglas speech Of February 2a3, 1915, Oh
tic bills for the admission Of Iowa apd Fiori-
ia into the Upioa, as printed IN the fourteenth
volume Of the Congressional Glo1e, page 2s1,
and that VIC will pay one hurdred dollars for
each cory Of that volume Of tie Globe (unmu'
titated) which does not contain the above par
agzaph in Mr.. Douglas speech on that coca
sion.
, 1860-09-20

5t19duS q F5ce3 f0f nc 70 17A19 Ua&a "a 2lla79
IN b. sssa Il tbs Counting ResA.
~ Al TFAa1ant Adrertlssu0ts "A b YAA IN AdvtseA.
~ Asata<*ac4azxsd 20 e&1,s re: s7rAzs.
49," u ApTH1T0Uo II wxHKLT T1M1 I'D NAUVxN
Ig per Bqu,<t, each 4eek for d1st mouth.
~ " ior e=ch aahssquszt mouth
1'1 " f3Fnre 7t,r.
, 1860-09-20
PDLITMCAL HhE0HD Ox DOUGLAS
Kexr Beauties 0nd Moro Of 9EHn


Inc A-p"p''ean '7'a'o SI4a-' ~eAe
have beea indeed by tie extraordinary de-
,nand f,r their caupeica docum .nt entitled the
=. =, ,:.:., ,,..a r 3,.sn.., 4 nouo1as m
,.,.
Tue c'aFe:y caes'loo' %'4o.eoo e'p'e' A'4''oe
been called for within three weeks sitter Ia H.
e.,., ~ ord.r ,he nrntinv OF \ third edition.
..;., 49,, ~,-;,,. -~trsc,x from MIR.
-. ,, l..
douglas puonc EasanRaee. thc "no'e a'e4@
nept ksa Eceo reyistd End Ttarrauged by the
>,arret.rr cf IRE Camu1ittee aad tho new mat
;.x,.a !, So c,~onn1nviea1 order
1;,;. =; 80
Inc taole oi con'enas ~ soe Ae" ~e' 80
follows:
p.pT, .Sr,.s1 AVERY. Nr. D6u-.as cudeuv
~. - T., a,,,... a H. a;.t;.a,, s.,.,t.
~. ~ - <..... o.. ,.z..,, -. 1<,,;.or;<,. liz 1e-
80. a.. W,..o,,; fon,r,m;.. y. a -*ae4ed Thing = 1.
H. r,-,tt- .r~ MIR N..ouy. Compromise 10 ..en,y
,.c h.r -. IT !. n,. r,,n i In t1e S,uth 10 cf
80; +,o,, ~. ,-.,r.i.,. e. H. aayot atea tie
...:. ,,a;,tw - ,s a.. ..,,,r,,to cx,1nrt.o, of
IL. ,.,..s. .a., r.,1r,,. ,r,v ,,r,trr,tx ex.
.,',s, ,',n:. -, a,d., .;I fr the r.Irto,1es:
.,:,.vs,. ,.cxo.,,t,vx %br 1u MA 1ret.afurt: TO-
~ .,,,,e IL .ou,;,r,. II, liz tho, RI, the
cor.,,or,,.c .hta. hive hen extended to tie
pre..t4 n ,au. IL. .xt. .f lie ho,t1u.,. xe,r cur
..aoux c,.ati "a &fne..v; II He te.sEcs In tAe
"uese. Law:" II. s:ayery IN New Nexco-Mr Douxlaa'
o1!nnas IN 1855 Is Tbs .hrtc Sebratks lIs.
PART II.-PNO.:LAytl:Y-1 "fopular Ssrer-
esrtv~1ts denltson assho~n By M Douelas 1lec
Old: lie ro.es .xn ropuiE Sovereignty; ). He doca
t. r.a QUESTION fer tie Supreme ctus:;
E. u hut the SUPREME Ccu:t decide. 6. ronts established
~ til. tee .ton ". Dsussa endo7sa the vh,'e tee
SION e. lie Lei vc. t.t the .ghtx Of the pe1p. Of tie
r--rto,s r- ..fe,a In .,eyznce ue Aavs thai tl1yxs
.-,,.s =. =. p-o,.tr - ~ ~ cor.,,tr,to, IN IN
.o,. h. ,.t., ~ thr T-,..tors te oth,r
H' :. ,..,., =, as,.. =, A. =, e.. ,,--,n,,,.
, 1860-09-20
VIVA GAKffItALD1s

The latest dispatches by ths Europa say thas
Garlbaldi entered Naples On tho 'th! TIE
news lacks confirmation; lut we Eavo uot
long to wait for Intelligence tia. 10 Is at
the head Of Neapol;tan afraiEs-:he foremost
man in Europei
, 1860-09-20
3arcss Il GrltttmG.
DISPATCH FROM MIR. SEWARD.
He Speaks bat Once In Illinois.

Julius White, Chairman Of the Republican
County Committee, yesterday received the
following dispatch from Governor Seward:
81. PATTI. te;t- ~. LEGO.
Julius Wh:te, EsQ.:
1u answer 70 your inquiry, shall not make
q speech at Quincy or rrincatou. shall
speak but once in Illinois, and that at Chicago,
Oct I'd. Yours, de-.
WM. Il. SEWARD.
Hence the Republicans Of this State who
desire to hcar Ns. Seward. mus: embrace the
only opportunity presented, aad ho1p swell
Coms On boys!
, 1860-09-20

THI{.AGO DANCING AGA
~ DsHY, u kni%srs Building Oh uta:5sn stat,
Ee4r Na4Issn street.
This Ae.4enz "i b. on.a. for the pl7n ofEu7is
hATIEUay. 4. inst.
MEkT1N = EDWARDS, rro7.i.tor4.
peof A@EEKKE. u staat. sSe1.rt
, 1860-09-20

fcs1os II lowA.-An attempt is uor making
~ tne pro'sssTe'J factions of Iowa, to fuse
upon the basis Of Two electors for Dopr1as. one
for Belle7erett, and one for Brectinr;dea. Ths
Republicans Of Iowa arc prepared to thrash
out the lot, fused or unfused,
, 1860-09-20
MARRIED..
n 0 " II Z A D Y
THE LITE OF
IL K RI E3.Y&W .LIECDLN"
Is NOW READY.
In large compact rAnrae: OF II d'uole column p4gts
rpR GENIAL. EJACULATION A.A

In large compact rAr he: OF II d'u5Ie column pagts
roR oESHA1 CALCULATION AsA
Campaign Document,
In se 80 compact An. eeap tks with zn,.able effort ou
the part Of c!eb. .nd 1,eal committees. may
re t7cr voter IN he Northwest before the campaign Is
o7e.. It has been prepared With creat care and may be
considered reliable ,nd autheac nAs1:lre Of the life
AsiAnAN L1Scc:z.-enbrscrG alo Tue substaneo Of hs
de5Aes With Nj. ,velA In ISIS, and complete tlstorY
Of Tat remarkable campaign. Read the following table Of
C0NTENTSs
CHAPTER r-EARIx 1uE.
ay chd ssc1 C're 81 s,' %
e ;ss; Il IS; Fl a:2is !: @
7Fess,t,nk iaeatn1 OF Soshooa-far Western
Illinois in IN tie SortLera aud Middte ror-
ter. e the ssa:ecsaracttr q Ii. ccnntr,-Kemask.
nui'da Ics cala aai Liking i!as:,-syabois. s''s
CHAPTER Ill - FIAT 7BeAr1As - Cxxae- 1xnt.r
si0uTEx.
FA Eea,s aat F,at D'a,n;aA CsnHete Ksveq,1oa
to sew t!tItaa:-lnsae +. ef ht+ Fiat TH2-F',st
81 :s. I'd az III
NV salem -FfIm tlsc cus'oas-rersonai Popalasity-
~ aat
Ee;uIn Home.
CHAPTER 1S.-MxzcaAsr--sr1vxzoa-L -Lzau1A7o.--
LA@Irn.
Lnceln Caa 4dase for the Leg.ases-The vo;e Of yew
b. putty :urseySs-Ee:tedto to The Lceisau.e--Dousas'
Opn!o, OF L.ncolr-J.e lrue lest Of 1enus-staI!es
ean. Fifs. sutssh "re aic aflex.oa II iitno:s for
Twnty sea1s-Llucoln rsecE cEnIzed a 1eaatr--Tw,ce
q il es,tsf u lie ssa:s Le:elatu;e.
,r-fH
Heo:res cevtta L:ef to hs Pfoiessi,n-Tte Fresi.
de-tal apvaas Of plee! the electoral ekcs
Ct L!nc MS eh7sa .est!cs L4~yeE-H,s Marriage
T4g cansas. Of lest1 axain pa=e4 On Tic E!eeto.a!
Ills speech o. til: = '!-opceches In Itd.ans.
cIlAYrE2 :f-1a Cosoxrs.
Cartwright -rnpieect: :la'ority-4u.efs Congress
f;ees:a1rhe M2,s:.a &.,saeon :e'es tes III she ae
Harr'y Uhl*-rroof- from the hccord-The Position of
nun.s :stiatoa-ST..sit Leaders 4 he Dtn1e1ae1
Ct ii. Hexiczn Wa1-sarc1y in the pIstt,et Of To-
''''-'' CHAPTER VII.
R.1.ou for Eefnx from e. ner+s-The Canvas Of 1s;7
-tep=.- Of tea Missouri CumprG Gme-Axaln In po9tes
fiaas~EAn u7po+t.ou Le.sI..ure-Eleetio9 Of Q. s.
observation-disclosures conduct Il Mr. linoon-OsEan
j5.s!oa i Of the Republican fat'' IN na'-sptseA Of
CHAPrEE v11-Tfx sEs4;e.54L cosr,sr WIZ psrs-
v.lest ei,cuatlos, we will fasash It At tAs following r.
dueed raic1:
sIsEle Gents.
ref cozen. 1sn
fef aanafed &.1S
Per thous and U.U0
When ordered BY a, cent each must b. AIDED fer
| axe...t Ad+seas psrsa AND Trucxx, Gtleazo, III
, 1860-09-20

Az uoSfsr LAn.-Tho pocket book LOST By
Mr.. Charles Walsh, Was found By boy named
Richard Standa!l, ard faithfully re!urred to It's
owner.
, 1860-09-20

| The Coroper's jury on tie Lady Egfn
disaster have flashed their hearing, and vel
dict is ia preparation, to he brought cut ID T.
day or tgo.
, 1860-09-20

81. .OlO 70 }. LOAN l.: 4 Ar r. 10 Of, ger e.
W.: e44ss ns!Je Eus sr..s OF RS de.ee Psups.
, 1860-09-20

TIE Reputl:aa. of Cotk Gernty IRE herel5 notified
that Convention will tc ied It the In tie city
ot Chicago 1uesdly tic h aiy Of srsemhez 'nsan1
At Two oeloek fss the purpose Ct nosuatins cndl
dates r,he following named otaeef. viz:
4 Stats senator for tlla Senatorial Ds.tic!.
Shtr.f.
O:cess Ct Circuit Corzt-
Oororc.. AID
State4 Attorney.
There wEtalso he nomuatsc II The sane time and place
two Candidates each for the Heusc OF Representative. In
the y-xtl mud ay seventh Representa- sc DlstEle-
The s.vesl waIds md Towns vii be entitled 10 sepse-
sent2t.on IN ea1d C'fv; E:ian a< fo.1ow1, VIZ:
, 1860-09-20

WIDE AWAKE US1foRAs AND MkDAIs.-J. L.
Smith + &C.. IFS Lzkc street, are now furnish
lag The hes. W.de A.ske, and eli other uni
forms, for Political Clubs, at lower ps:ces than
ii:IJ c.n ba h:aeht elsewhere in the States.
Ali3, Carpaign Medals at the same rate.
, 1860-09-20

10 Lord Renf.ew's special train leaves De-
trois on the Michigan Central Railroad at $50
1. ~, and reaches Chicago at $50 p. H.. on Fri
dag. It is Chartered for the exclusive use Of
the royal party.
, 1860-09-20

ITO RENT. FOR SAL E AND 10
l. LoAS-To Rent, tve scnd hou' Ia d.6. rer, pats
Of tie city Fur .Aio s!Ett b&alui +cx 81 ftt nees,
d'n'e 10 Il tue ln"n Pix. Ako, th1e4 x1od tAx4s
Aoney - loan for th1es rta1 +.ta'e .eut9
xEAu;t n. H. GuMNsN lo. No II EtA.k II: ett
, 1860-09-20

Til. Primary tctcxs vi lbe held Saturday, the end
day Of September foo~a r.x In tbs several Wards Of
Ghieak7 liz will be op ned =: flu. oeoek+ and ean-
slpue opea I'll eight oaek 81 the following named
piaec.:
In tie Town of NheenE II the house Of frederick AZ
no1d In E.st Wheeling: In lslos II ala.k Dur7ouRhs.
School ouse and in thu n1unE Tcwns Of the County ut
ihe usus r:tc tod;ns elections, Il Two otlock r. ~.
except TIT Town Of Esa1son+ where tie mcetipg viii be
he'd at tic Tie, r. a!!s uou 4. at ~ oc'oek,r.s.
TEc several Ward and Tom Conltecs, heretofore.
will III the Primary meetings 10 or1ez ana aet ~ Judges Of
elteton the:e3t.
The Committee farther steaH.eud tha the ce!eg4tes to
the County Convention Ike Cty VI ii aid f:o
The Towns o:to.;h Cheap. soush Chicaso and West CHI
cago be tupoxercl by thcr respective Wards nd Tuwus
to aa.nsse Wsd and To~n upcvts r. md such other
Town ohce - assto be choseu At The general elean-
GRO. SCHNEIDER,
JUrlC> WRITE,
LEfukf* IL uAfEN,
FEE:EHtcK FUTILE.
Z, =. WILLIAMS,
William WAINAN,
II. kENA1tUif.
Cox County Ccntr.l Cutnnilee.
CHICAGO, scpttr,bcr IL, lsta.
, 1860-09-20

Loss OF 4HE WAuAsu TA11gr.-The telegraph
brings the nevs Of the probable loss by collis-
ion, Of the Propeller Wa61sh Kd4<y, on her way
up, on Lake Huron. We trust tue accident msy
prove less serious than it was reported. Tue
Wa6asa Halley is = first class ye:sel, three
years old, and h6opgs to Capt. Goodrich Of this
city. lie Left last evening for the wreck. Tie
propeller was insured for about half her value.
, 1860-09-20

RECEPTION OF Eos. WILLIAM IL SEWARD
The a~jsurned mce.iag 0: The GeEeral Com
,nit,ee ior III. reception Of Hon. Wilsiam Il.
S.+art, viii be- held this. Thursday, evening,
c: II o'1locs, q. parlor No. l u tse Tseraoa:
HOUSE. Al be on hand.
JonS WENTWORTH, Chairman.
JOINS C. MILLER, Ssc'y.
, 1860-09-20
NeW advertisements.

~ C.. r. SGRfFEH, AJesrtafag i14It. Il De1,1o,n f.
Il aaori.eI to reestee AI-e,sisxs. Jsr E. na at lAs
Laadiag Pup<rs n Id Nortiae,k tal-t85ET
, 1860-09-20

B- Chloride Of Enc. prepared BY E. h. ssr.
gen, is the beat dlsiafectapt and doodorixer
kaozn. SAte and sure, IS cents per bottle.--
Sold corner Of Randolph aad St1te strsets.
, 1860-09-20

ordsss BY mail must be accompanied With
postage It the rata Of ono cen: for each copy
when tho number is leas than twelve; fys
ceuts for twelve copies, and At that rats for any
panbex over tHelvs,
, 1860-09-20

Slxrn WAND Mass MEETING There will b.
gsand rally Of the Republicans Of the Sixth
Ward, on West Lake street, between Sangauan
acd Morgan streets, Oh Thursday evening. 2tth
inst, ut II o'clock. Tke Wide Awases a1d
Lincoln Rangers, arI all others WIN feel an in
te1est IN the tu. cess cf the Republican party,
A1r il yited to attend.
H,n. Vim. Il. cgaen, Hon n. 3. Judd. Hon.
l. N. Arnold, A. D. bradley. En- VIM. Bross,
J. d. Ward. Egg, and Sol II. Wllson hare been
invited 10 attend TIE neeting. Mayor Went
worth may be cxpes!<d scnac tina during tie
evening, on hts re.uru from the country. A.
q. Hss5lug Aad Of. cr3 will address the meeting
in Getmaa. Short speeches will be the order
of the evsning. Came GLE, c,cne sill.
CD JACOBS, Sec. II. GnAF, CHI.
, 1860-09-20

| T. G. sx1ru s Co., Coppersmiths, Brass
Cock manufacturers. dealers in Wrought Iron
Pipe, Steam and Gaa Fittings, 1t low prices, 2as
WASHINGTON street. sell.lGt
, 1860-09-20


Tie Mas,ae Inspectars, Capt. Ptiud;Eill, n=d
Jamcs, aso ost in communication in asswer
to in article in the New York Mrald lew
days since, severely commenting upon tie
Local Inspectors arj tho Crrtain OF the H.
fAted Lady E1gin. Tie inspectors cIose their
Communication as toloTs:
The Lady EIsin was equippfd in ererT par
t:cule., md was iE every respect according 10
luw; she had the full complement Of bsats ,osra,
cxes, tutkets, floata, Ao.e, puEpo, anchors,
l.: She was perfectly 6uILd, aEd in good o.
der, Us .be evideEce shows; shs w*s well oai-
cered and maa1ed. Here tie duties Of Inspec-
tors cegked, and they Ere no mo1e accountable
for Re disaster ttan is tie ship carpenter thgs
built ier.
The reason that flats Tfre not used gene.
rally was. tha. perdons unsccnstomed to the
hea. as all 1he passengers weEr. preferred large
pieces Of timber, and rats made Of portions Ct
the cabin, ia th. heaTy sea that Ges rolling &:
the time. The couse que1ce has. tLat most Of
item got bur! in Ih- breakers and were
drowned; whereas, the dosts in The same place
hcu:d have carried them in sn:ety. As to tue
charge ttat the Captain went Gu. III terrible
storm, and atIer h did 20 out, did not keep 4
proper lnokout,-lt is OF { piece With tie rest.
Taere WAS 10 storm ~hen tie hteamer we1t oat,
ard Eben the collision occurred, lhe cartalc
Gid SECOND ma{f Rele uOlH Gu 0eSA anu Al 1le1f
pests, although the law requires Only cue
1icen:ed Pilot Gu deck ct time. T2e whole
fact Of It matter is, the ca'at1isy happened in
consequence Of til. detec:iro law IN regard tn
vessels lisnty, aud The maucer ia which they
ere carried. making it almost Impossible tor
thea, to be ssen in particular positions; yst
mskiag it incumbent GU steamers to keep out
Of the way Of fatl vessels un,ser all circumstan.
ees. Until this is attended to, a1d HE law
improved in scrne WAY, We will oe continually
startled, End tho feelings of the community
shocked by recurrence o. these disasters.