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, 1860-08-28

TUE E1cuna,os TO St. JosEPH.-Tte steamers
Lady Kg;n and Co.ae! left this city yesterday
morning loaded dawn to their guards with ex-
curstoniats for It. Joseph, sixty milss aeross
the lake. The day promised we'll, but il later
Manifestations on shore were ..uy token, old
Lake Michigan must hare exaeted i1eral
tribute from the party, fer there w.s 4 very
#. sh breeze, and "vhi1=-caps"a rolling IN The
citing all day. Up to our hour :! going to press
the party had not returned. -.
, 1860-08-28

DxnrcA4Ios.-Free passage to Graceland Gem.
a:ery on dedication day can only be had by ap-.
plieation for tickets On Tuesday and wednes
day At the Cemetery ofire,in Bryan Hall, oppo.
site to tn, Court Honse. This ar1angsmont il
necessary to enable the Company 10 make
propsr provision for the eonveyaac= Of citizens
from the horse railroad terminus to tho Gene
tAfv
, 1860-08-28

PsesoxAL.-Ara. Marg4res Counsrs will find
letter At The CITY Marsh1l's ofl:e, from 'hsz
son, Terrence Corners, who is sick At Mem
phis, Tenn. =. -. '':''::s .s'
, 1860-08-28

The Hon. Ffancia 4. Hoffman, Republican
uou,;.ee for Lieutenant Governor, Will address
his fellow citizens ia lsA Gtrtn0n language NJ
tue f.l1nwing places IN the to<ni"g' Of the fol-
, 1860-08-28

LfF0m tEs CltEnh1H CoH1nsstasl- 11Ln4}
Tbe population Of the city Of Cincinnati, n
ascertaiued By tbs eeurus enumeration OF 1850,
il 1881. Comment is usslsas. We be1Ieve
lha census WAS we'll taken, and i is folly 70 fay
our general disappointment At The door1 Of the
Aslistant Marsbsfa. We append the enumesa'
ttoa Of tho city by wards. VIZ:
, 1860-08-28

w New York papers came to hand last eys.
ming, one day ovez due. Cause, detention to
the trains BY ipjory to tho sraees from hcary
rains in New York gtste. : '-
, 1860-08-28

Wips AWAKE, sor.H SlDE--The rexnasr
meeting Of The :. Chicago Wild. Awake Cub"
will b. held this evening. 1t the hall, 10. 80
Lake st1eet- Arrangements viii b made TO
attend the camp meeting Of tho North Side
Wide Awake Cub, on Thuraday evening ne4t,
It tho "Forty Atre Lot'' AL are in7ltsd to b
present and join the eluh,
Gxo. I. WATxRxAx. Sec'y.
, 1860-08-28

C1Rcr1r CorRr or Cook CoUxfx.-The Circu4
Court will open On Monday nsxt, its September
tsrn. Tho eall Of the Girl docket viii be TO-
soned from It's close At the June term.
, 1860-08-28

PxnsosAL-Amoug the sejourne1s now
1t the Richmond, re notice the narnss Of
Col. Baford and family, Rock 1aland; Judge
Huntington and daughter, Indiana; Judge
Walker and family, New Orleans; Col T. II.
Faller, Washington, City; Hon. l. 0. EdEer-
ton and family. Ohio.
, 1860-08-28

HxArY Sur ToR DAxAoxs.-The LaSa1le Fress
,e..ns that the stockholders Of tho Northern
Illinois Coal and Iron Company are about to
commence s'saIt against Col. E. D. Taylor. Pref
ident Of said Company, for SIC, 90 damages, fo1
c,nspiring with tho miners 70 promote hin Own
Artt
, 1860-08-28
I ED.

u VI: et{ Xen5sJ, Aatu: 31sh q chaisza Iafatas
MMT Lo9se 1ans<u, a<sd serta 0etks.
rha fansal w tia plaes 1t tAs sts4 81
aveaza, Tuaaty 0h) Attsraoou II oeosk. Ths tIcts
qf III tuity ~ h3itsd u sta<ad.
, 1860-08-28

C1Icxrr F1sn-wi,btn q day Or Two sines
We hare seen sone Of tha tlnest pfekerei cur
syes ever rested upon, caught in 'the' Calumet
and ssnt 70 this city by mine host Maxwell Of
the Audubon House III ct.rk Station. As.tlpK
Of these tame sect ID Nessrs. Tucker i Co. Of
tbs Briggs House, were warmly admired and
disposed Of - - '~'
, 1860-08-28

Tho Prince Of Wales ConninE to Chi'
lox1s1A1. Aus.ss.
eke~.p,,rs,tf obssakd without d,faneAion of p.t5:
Lord Lyons th1s nomsnt 1eplies, taat thu
Prince Of Walss will visit ChicsHo, and that
his stsy and init wsxtwasd depend On The qniss
SLOWED
|Ltdy Frarkha will also sfstt NJ.
1om. WrxzwossH.
, 1860-08-28

B Auction sale this morning at at o'clock
OF superior household furniture, carpets, &C.,
&C., BY Gilbert 4 Sampson, No. 81 Lake &trset-
, 1860-08-28
EOLlCE.

Buaa1Ans Aaxxs.1p--0a Friday night Of
last week tho sto1e Of Frank Hs.tiuRsr, No.
North Cls.k. was broken into md eighsre En- Of
twenty pairs Of boots stolen thence About
half past eleven O'Clock that mig three mep
~ers IN the shop sad one Of them Vas naeasar.
ed for pair Of boots, and suspicion pofutAA. - -
them as The burglars TteJ sero Looked up By
the police from The description given Of thsn,
BY Ir. T., aud on sunda! arfeated. Their
ranea ass Tin Ragan, John seymour aud
Laurence RELY, all Old oasnder4. Ia 1be houss
Of Seymour were found one pair Of the boots,
which Hetsinger identified ~ one Of those
stolen. The parties were held to bail, and in
defsult committed.
SwnpLua-EiwardJ Jonss, aud Harry How
ard went To the shoe store OF Geo. D. Herlfn-
ger, No. 9l North Clark street, aud purchased
<15 worth Of bnoss. aud had Them charged to
,he account Of G 30. Chambers, who il u brother.
in lsx Of howard Not having authorized then,
70 TO do. Chambers refused to pay for The asti
elss, aad ths eonseqosnce WIS the Arrest Of tha
parties, who werr ycsterday morning he!d e
bail Ia $500 eaeh, and in default committed:
, 1860-08-28

Nor BAnzD 0u7.-Bisasll ;raa:. still In jail
yesterday, the ST. Louis relief not coming 10
hard, it would appear. The Journal says that
even in sass hs:ia released anothss warrant u
randy for him on a second sharpe
, 1860-08-28

Mt7EoroLoo1cA1- - lange Of Thermometer
~ Lake Forest, ILL.,, 1890 feet shgre the level of
The sea. for the week ending Saturday, August
2Ish, 1850. .,:ss
, 1860-08-28

Arprpox CLcs.-Thera will be \ meeting Of
the Anaubon Cub this (TnesdaJ) evening.
Tbs members Of the Club are requested 10 Il
tezd- An sction viii b. taken upon the aanual
report and supper.
Jqux ". RpCsrk1x. See'y.
, 1860-08-28

yAoRAscr.-A man named Joseph Guv;p,
Who has been living on what boy n.ned Jo-
seph Hackett oonld beg for him, vas yesterday
morning fined 80 ,1nd given till nom to 1eave
toWn. Thn boy was sent 10 The Reform School.
, 1860-08-28

~Qo to John Jones, liz Dearborn street.
md Ket You1 clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will s. wall dous and II priees 10 auit the
HmeR :,
, 1860-08-28

A1xx1r 1, W1nx ArAkts OF TEE HoR1H d.
r1s1o4-The regular d1sll and eu,sne1s meeting
Of The above Club will b held At North Market
Hal. On Tueaday evening, 1t 3 o'clock r. n.
Every Wide -Awsks il requested to b. On hand.
Let those VITO hare not Jet en},Atkd tor ths
campaign come forward and enroll Jour names.
Tbs time and place OF holding Wide-Awate
Picnic will be decided upon.
A. HAkyxy. Prta't.
, 1860-08-28

~ We feel someHhat impressed hat TO get
a1onx in tho world the rocss necessary thing ID
to al~sJs make = respectable sppearance
Thos. who do not, have no exeuse, dnea Heasra
Cook L AcLain, % Desrharn atteet, ara da.lJ
repairing snd Eenovsung old and worn cot g.r
msats, making thsm equal TO new. By she'i
celeb: ated chemical process every sPot Of paint
r1e..., or my ,biog e!se, is immediately Re
moved. sad IS beAnt fui fni1h and lustre pu
On. ss when Tic clothes hsst esuDe from th'
taiior's bands. Try them, and depend upon #
1ou viii ind your pnzaA eouaa erahiy - 9Th
ened and youf tsilor's bills remarkably shoEt
eued A1s5-ls
, 1860-08-28

ZouAyEa OScE AoaE.-Le&li.'s paper for this
week contains pictures Of the ZouAve reception
hero last Tuesday usek. AcNaiiy & Co., 81
Dearborn street, have large extra supply.
, 1860-08-28
TIE CITY.

Tx Otp Ssrr1rn.-A "tursile" weighing
nearly thirty pounds, WAS taken from the Caia'
ne day OF tHo sInce,t and ses!sd qp to cpl
enres in this city.
, 1860-08-28

x1,r. James Il. Bakers appointments
The Hon. james q. yaker, secretary ct state
al Airpesota, will &ddresa the people ol ILLINOIS,
m noli,ieal topics ut the following times md
, 1860-08-28

+: -. Steapaboar War.
OH.se ct Tho G 1 9. q. Railroad Co :.
~'. tHicAao. Aak. u. lsso.
Ea.t:r, Press saa Tribune:
MF Attention has Just been called to the fol.
lowing article ID the Cincinnati Gcn.a<-esaJ o{
The e4th iust.:
"Axu1HEK xA11RoAn WAx. ;
ga conflict for freight end passengers ha.
opened he.Heen the Milwaukee sud Il Crosse,
On one side, and The kotthaestern and the O..
Packet Company. On the other. which has IL.
suited in rery irndbrtaut Reductions in fre;nht
TO tie Upper Mississippi By the latter, A cor.
responding reduction, viii follow by the L,
Crosse road, and both Interests wilt prob.b '
seriously feel t:e effect Of the xar b.ioip eom
pfomtse Is effected"
IL the seat Of var, and tbs be1}ixerentpa.tie.
ue both 4intate6, AK leaTe to mako tue cor
;1eef;o6. -
Ths war - far u any EXITS, Of mar exist. !,
and uill BE- confined 70 the linu esotn pneke
I Cou1panY. and line Of hoata rppniu1 hesretr
Ii Crcsse and ST. PAul, in connection With tht
l.. Crosse ttailroad
lis htzict1Y wat betwsen Steamboats,. ..nf
/ NOT Railroads, nor ccmhinAiloa Of Steamboats,
| and Rulroads, except 80 far - the L. Czuas,
Companymay be identified with ths boats run
| mug IN connection Nth thair 1o1d. .
:. Tbs Minnesota Packet Company elai1a tta
they hare I auf6eient numtae of hoats ~
bsrges to do the Carrying business betwee,
Dunleiih and S.. Paul, and lhat lbs 4mplsy uaen
Of othez boats by tho La Crp2ee Company IL
direct violAhon Of contract.
Neither tho 4lxaukes aad AisaisaDPi N
the Chicago and NortaWsatarA roads-xhis
, 1860-08-28

The School enumeration, taken IN 1880, Of
minors between the sges of4 End 81 years, Was
&c era. or 81 10 per cent Of tho entire ceasus
oflB50. In 1853 The enumeration of minors be-
tween tho ages Of md 81 years., was s., $50,
which by the same basis {per eeet..) wonld have
year. hut we hare no guarantee tbat the school
enumeration has ever been correct, wbiia we
have the guarantee Of the fidelity Of the United
S.ates censua takers that their work WAS well
done, because they were pledged bJ The sanc1Sy
Of m oath TO discharge the,S, duty faithfully,
Of such character as to induce them to tnd
every 1nhabitaut Of The city.
We have already published the enumeration
of ths townships. bat the city returns were not
then complete, 40 that We could not then give
accurately the population Of Hamilton county.
| It Is as follows:
Population Of Ciuen".'l. 1es ssi
, 1860-08-28

SOMETHING S.w.-Auto Photograph, 90 for
$10o. It Brands IS cent Gallery, No. 10 Lake
B&reAt- - Au2+ ~
, 1860-08-28

Bonzru1xo NEw.-Btaod, ut 10 Like street.
has lust returned from New York with new
invention in the way Of Gamers, which .takss
twenty small photographs 1t one sitting, which
b. furnishes 1t the Astonishing low ra.e OF
twenty for II,
, 1860-08-28

THIS ro.us oona.sa Ct n hrnased lad tcY raxst md
4mh.aeea hi psc Of III. .saer ot ha -Four Col
exendin= tom The 1eaE .eit te ths YsAS 1871. 1t
tseats o. hs hstoy Ct ERsaad during the asr 5eass of
CAa1es LIS frf. Lbs CaEnon u&aA anl the ts.a 1e4.a
Of Chrlea ths stsobd ct tbs p1t4ts tau4sli'ss and
usaxts at Nav ErKsaa; ot ths se.fionh VI tAs Tezs
Cosnss. to F1eseh md pu' u pantas; of
tAneassoas With tbs HanaEsass and k1Aars 11tt NJ.
and vlh Gns1sh hotds1s4s of tas staeA2ts Of E1ot,
N1Jhsw rad otis Ia eranE Ea1ss us nAtrss of ths al
tan!xaou Of CosrrskAo:A ba,, and ~ 1.7sa.a tbs
eou:rs Of Aee,&slas and rs1<et aha1 IN The p4ssnt
aoury; at rsoesed nks against Fssys&.aas Qaat-
ers and Ba;E1ss; st dlAs usoaa IN tAs Csatefsss7.
th5satenlek tA els o'us Of The tEAhhsk & Asots
Iaa1 and Conns.Eu ehs1.ared ksvtr nta's; Of &ks
anne1aion Ct New Ha'sats csnoest snt OF sks a.va-
sass 1t tArts 1sxtds fG vts Of The dsG ii Of th&
Of Lan1 Carendoa t. oye,hruw Ia chtsr Cor
esn&at'a A,ss eausstts aad ifth* sra Aasss oftae
tntke. y Of ,hs saapy Ssw Hams aaits aad kaa&.
-rha work ot n attAor who ss ost tho Cd sad IL
nax ii the Gnt Of tatosJ. tAs fzt- book 70 Aisa
aokerrnt eumptr1ea lts ezhnt,ion Of tas saa
RE2'ta e. 5tstr. :. ~ 'N'A ' u ~|@A -' AA
'Ws eoe:atu'ass "; Psftsy, set oa:f f. n keod
ln1t7ps IN hAvu aoee stas renzrd fas blu PEA
sest.a It. wst1u1 Ire md a.al:a es' y spa1.. "a
eopste tls .<R< an As ssarr hsnstvs se,is e. snsa
- ~. !. &C. u
"EsefT paxs krss escepe1 zot onlv Of
sfarsh but u that hsorzl saxasy. without wAa tbl
n. Fl.1 hn nera,ed dreri, stn u s7st et Amer
can hApxT aQt has aVs e4ztzn h4Tnoaisna y
70 annals Of lbs new Eu<iAaA A1he1a. tbs want
kea tbs ns,rL Of thelr .oat untA usually
n hY tht carry vrsrs Ad, COT fIa<t AAd u
Gsre.--tSev York 1r11u1A
'@Ea4.d u,aa thornuxh res.atth. v-ltt~a With xoo<
md th4 nod ny II eootany d taEtisaes
froEo IN AHte ed Vt s.xe, tn vi totr OF
Eny4ed prom. TO he tar y I'd III s,s 4btA
| E,ss u lklx.d nd Anei.ea. -{Loaaor kaAniaAr.
~Nr n f1s ons o: That seh N, af hssAaa Of Vi {,
fhis axecs c.e1t m,s4 ds;s1t~tats LtsratuA-na
ajn.t MI TO ne rtlad"ttl lstd-A eA;u.ezy Hev!ew.
I MI eNA
, 1860-08-28

Ra11xoAD EARx1xGs.-Tho earnings Of the
Michigan CenuA Railroad for the nesk ending
Aug. 2l.t 1850, aro n follows:
, 1860-08-28

MoVlCKEE'S THEATRE.
A'1 xad-ssa Rzsst hssvs<. s.*ss Ind Dsazss.a.
n Doosa o74n +, oecet, Performances u esunn.axs
M7H stlo:k- ksx oAea s7ez taa 10 III asA troa
As4auox :-D.eaa Crsla % eea.a; R.esaA 1rxs. =
ssAA fnvats Rcxsa. NO Apa 4i-oQ.
Ccat1asA 1scesss Of As youthful Tzaxs4le1a4
mrHB BATQMAM
TCEzpAY EVENING, Auxu4 .s1h, Las+ n '&hs but sas
q tas Isw AnssreAa play, 'anA1Es1 sxpfAsls t.x
~. a3. by ths aat.osess of Qeraalas s1s ron LesS
aloEa <x4utalts ps<m.
KVANGKLtNR.
ANs bAfs1Aa1-
3apEr<d ,, Ass<n H.a,, NYera RAetert, Ncv1.ss-
Aai. Gs1Tst bl;ss, and Ma. Marble AMI Qts. AYsa.
0r-G eass ~!l ee tstsa act taa ply viii es pro4utei
E.'at x ense vita ~&ua 70 3eeaezy. AppotAtmeus.
Asd Mcdaniel krtes4.
puras ii. p.ses ) new aad eh.s.e.44sts Daaa By th<
GALA A-TkR4.
Gam D1r1t1 Lo11xa PAsoaAxA, 2alcted bf I.
". Nayt.3-A nos: teAut ta- u d t1.iipf a<saa. pA
Ei7fvs cAlc ne!i c 10 td- tRs.etrx tha p+p,-
~ and nt k:nA tAxA<14n faAz Init eat J. tte
p'ee" Mis- 6at4Gaa will atsxtwo f2votte sosEs-ctAr
aG-ontsa - Cuas ds Al.r~" Id ~nuo<1tA -Ass y
IA 10 scnetut viii h. hu1hAA hsee salI&d
SHOCKING EVENTS.
NJ. puaa. Nss "srn Aai Ns- Ays1 Ia u Aesst.
Il p:t7.as.ea .raE RouAssz Or PIoR
Y1IN4 WHAAA~
, 1860-08-28
Judge Trumbali'. Appointments.


Hon. H&ch0Fd YAteS9
nennh1fcnn candidate for 9oyaEnor Of Illinois,
viii address bis fellow citizens On political top
iex ii thH f,llaNinr 1iuRG and plAae1, to VII:
, 1860-08-28

Il. C, Fu1Eerss Appointments
Hon. A. e. Fuller, Of Bel.idsre, Republican
,or;pec f,r Presidential Elestor, will address
tbe people On political topica 1t the following
, 1860-08-28

fF Bon. Thomas Corwia WAS nominated BY
a:clanstion, for reelection to Congress. By the
Republicans Of the Seventh {ohioa District, on
Saturday last
, 1860-08-28

-. =, -'-~ ----~------' - = ''-'
:. Tnz MERCANTILE D1x,xa Rooxs.-N Nenra.
.Uedethin l. Higgins, new hroa; ha.iag sess-
ID snd re6'tod eoznpsetsay the old fremont Kx-
change eating house,. II No, 43 Dearborn It.,
a1e to open thsze to dAy tho, - Mercantile DIN.
ing Roems." They hars put their bill Of fars
At = es4tern prices" aad intend to maintain
ex@fias secend to nnne in 1hn city. .e..,.-a
cailp r EoSI;1a.--A ans iooaEins little bog .bop.
four yesrs old. vas picked up On the North
Side last eveninz, about o'clock. He is d1ets:
edia jiet:t md trooxsefs, blaet cloth cap, 1hits
cape xad new pssr Ut high morocco saoea,
The parents Of ths child viii Ind him at no.
SIS North L,ssl1s street, corner Of Chicago
| avenue.
I .,.-te, ,.--e >! ,:!~--r7--.--~-: -" -5!-!;
Exclusion 70 KArkAko.-An sxeursiontz3in d
rll ieaTs the Illinois Central Railroad dspos 1t
ST O'clock on Tharsa,y morning. Aug 8otb, f !
kaukAkee City, returning. 1t I r. n. Tickets
for the round tip 80 Deenss. :. ::.-.:::-.'s :. ::
This excusaion il for tho benefit Of oas OF nus
Ai4siaa Sabbath Schools. and will b pleasant
ono, Ap sdd.d attraction will bs fa1nhhed il
the fac. that cs.sias H. cl.y md Q oxen La,sio,
ara to speak to Republican rally At K.ak.ke.
that day.: c.:5 -. '1a"s .."4~-C sal g.,
f.. eenxrtr,c Excuks,o1.-Aa w h1re berors
Published, tbs third held meeting If the chfsa
t. 60 Academy Of Science will 'be held it Lasan,
on Thureday next "A1eeture IN tho eol fer
nations of tho State, Ind! paraicol,slythe La
sale basin, will b. delivered by Prof. HiaatJ
.Thcs. msnhsra who Intend going, will repor
their names TO the Curator, at tie III ssuI,; O.
Tueadsy, betwcen The hours Of 9 i: u. and1 r
T.: Ths train leaves Rock: 1slind depot Wed
,nesday,: II $50 P. H., and rsturna ThnrsdaJ
l. E1o4xt, 1.Jrt - = -''A--i : II ~o' i
, 1860-08-28

CupRcu's Brsr R4spnr2ax JAx from Sugs,
Island, MICHIGAN The best m4de- For sa1t
pr1y II No. q St1te street, aa2- I'm
, 1860-08-28

= ~ We sl1 the attention Of the Medical
Profession in particular. and the public L gen.
eraI to Rogers Citrate Of Nagaasia- put up in
Sir Ounce Bottles 10 ths fora OF powder to
keep in any climate. Ono bottle j. equal q
t II =: asssesa SER se 5s
For ~. By iii Druggi3t.- Wholesale BY Iced
/ Co.. Lord i Smith, Chicago, and Il the man
ufsctorr, 1873 Spring at;eas, 1ew York
Aua52t
, 1860-08-28

MILWAUKEE NAakz7s, Aug. 27.-The S<asiasa
says that tho receipts Of Wheat 1t that port
Iast Saturday were 2s,2o7 bu; -four, SIS bbls;
c..s . Ga7 bu. puf1pE the past ue*k.
, 1860-08-28

culc4GoAya Ar p,kx's PxAx.-From letter
frcm The aurferoua zegiout, which We judge
that circumstances might easily convert into
*'A9rrif<ro,u," ne take the following:
George +. Crocker, ,E1- City Assarpey :of Chics-
60, IL over ID the California gpioh. He has no.
made ons ceEt 81 % he has beerhese, and has
bsen dead b,ois ever rinse he came. ". r.
Bacon is here; he a;so il in the: '.hard zosd.' -
jim Hume il nyer In the xuloh; do not know
how well hs IL doing. hacphsraon viii make
mcaey if be il successful in collecting his d.bss.
, 1860-08-28

Bu11lans.- -soueshisq 1e~ received wsetIy
1t tne Lamp aad Oil Eupotinua. " hA1e !
newpateu: Reflector for lighting Billiard Tables,
shor Wirdo~s, H., adapted for either Gaa Or
Ksrosiae Lsmps;s We ~ aiso ne n te12s oi
vIich magnify ii. light 20 fold. Cha.. /. No.
b's, IL Cla,k asseet, aS,d 157 West Madison
street, Aug. q, g.
, 1860-08-28
. Prince Of vale. Coming to Chi

The above, for = whole Ketk IN Milwaukee.
would hardly equal the fecs'pts for thee hours
In Chse&cn
, 1860-08-28

WastIsH 4xp wilson's SxwNo N1cuxH~-
We prete. .heu, for family use.-T. 7. Tribune.
Ii has no r1ral.-Se;eati&e 4m1io1n.
Thar are tho ,favorites of fami1ies.-E- +.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-15
For Congress---i District,
D. ~ ri. 8 AMuELS,
Hon, PATRICK RNHR.
WHAT NEXT

For several weeks past every Rerubli.
can paper which has fallen into our hands,
contained in flaming capitals, the follow.
ing language which they attribute to
Judge DoUGLA9 during political canvas
with Judge d. W. WooDaoN in Illinois
years ago
IL denounced him (Clay) in the Con.
gress of the United States, and now de.
nounce HIM as TRAITOR AN OLD
BLACh-HEARTED TRAlTOR-the
first American statesman who ever at.
yold
The above has been denounced by Dem
ocratic speakers and Democratic editors.
upon the very best authority, as unqual
hedIy false in every particular that
Judge DOUGLAS never made use Of any
such language. But the Republican pa
pers, remarkable only for their mendacitv
and want of fairness, continued to reiter-
ate the foul SANDER. Now we have the
evidence Of Judge Woopsoy, in whose
presence the language is said to have
been used by Mr.. DOUGLAS, MutHc qccs.
sqt'on Is false. A recent number Of the
st. Louis RepuJlicun contains cores
pondonce between Judge WooDsoy and
L. JOHNSON, and others. in regard to this
charge against Douglas. In his letter
Judge NooDsoN says che does not recol-
iect to have heard him (DouoLAs) say
that Ar. CLAY was the first American
statesman who over attempted to sell his
country for British goll,' nor that Hen.
ry Clay was black hearted william"
Thus this damaging charge is dis
posed Of Have the Republican editors
who Publised the paragraph above quoted
" snthc'entamount Of candor and honesty
to retract the foul SANDER? We Will 900
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-15
LiNCoLN'S OPINION OF JEE
EEitSDG.

Since Abraham Lncolu has been talked
OF Tor President We believe lie has writ
ten letter to some Yankee Aboltioni.ts
eAto'tIng Thomas jefferson, and claiming
HIM as tAtLer and founder Of the modem
Republican party. 1t seems however. that
Mr.. Lincoln entertained very different
opinion Of Mr.. Jefferson few years ago
lie IcComb illIinois) Ezy'e has had the
unAinanesi to rake up from old files q
speech made by Mr.. Lincoln, in Is Is, in
which he thus spoke If the author Of the
Declaration Of independence
MIR. Jefferson is q Statesman whose nrai
ses is never cut Of the mouths OF the Dem
ocratic party. Let us attend to this uu
compromising friend If freedom who's
namo IS continually invoked against the
wing party. The character OF Jefferson
was repuslve Continually spou.ing about
i'Doriy, equality, and the degrading curse
OF slavery, he brought his own children to
the hammer, and made money By his de-
baucherics. Even at his death he did not
ulahulht his numerous offspring, but left
them, soul and body to degradation and
the cart whip A daughter OF this vauut.
ed champion of Democracy, was SOLD some
years ago at a public auction in New Or
leans, and purchased by society Of gea.
tienan who wished to testify, b. her EJcr
alton, their admiration of the statesman
who
u" Dreamt Of freedom in s'avo's embrace"
This single line | have quoted gives
more insight to the character Of tha man
tnan whole volumes Of pauegyrie. 1t will
ou'hve his epitaph, write it who may.
And the man who uttered these septi-
mehtS sixteen years ago would now have
the people believe that Jefferson was as
much Of an aboitionists as he Limself ia
ooh, ho, What nominee
!. Old Abe Lincoln Of iiineisee
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-15
TELEGRAPH Ar OMAHA.

The Missouri and Western Tclepranh
Company have extended their line to
Omaha, N. T., and that city is now in tele
graphic communication with all parts Of
tie country cast. The NebrushiQn, of the
oth, comes to US with nearly two columns
OF Geographic news, giving all the impor-
tant news which transpired in WASHING.
ton New York, and other important,
points, the day previous. This is a long
stride in the right direction, and by the
establishment Of a daily paper at Omaha.
which we are happy to see TIE Nebras
KAN contempIates doing we will be
placed, i'll point Of the reception Of the
news, within three days of New York
Start Daily Nedrashian, friends ROBIN.
son u CLANK-givo the latest telegraph
ne"s-and VIC promise you good list of
subscribers in Sioux City.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-15
DOUGLAS AND THE HOMESTEAD
MEASURE.

Republican papers ate dreadgully given
to iy'ng-i IN fact ID lie is as good as the
truth little better, indeed, since il is
more natural, as we'll as more palatabla to
them.
And notwithstanding it has time and
again been shown that M Douglas has
ever been the firm and fast friend of the
Homestead measure, they continue to lie
about him as if such man could be lied
dorm.
TO show how utterly unworthy Of belief
Is the party that supports Abraham Lin
coin, we copy from the Congressional
Giobe the following, proving that Mr.
Douglas drafted and introduced the bin
fer Homestead law, as early as 1915.
nlne gears tefore tie formation Of the SO
cat<ed RepHbttcG1t party. 1t was, we be-
iieVe, the first oil for the measure intro
duced INTO Congress, aud was defeated
as all late ones have been defeated. ly the
men who doubt the ability aud right of
the pioneers Of the West to govern them.
selves.
" Mr.. Douglas, in pursuance to notice
asked aud obtained leave to introduce
bill granting leo acres Of lands to actual
settlers who shall reside thereon and chi
tigate portion thereof for a period Of
four years, which was read twice by titles
ordered to be printed, and referred to the
committee on Public Lands. "-paoe 81
vol, q, pant |, Congressional Globe, Dec
u, 1916.