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GAUTION.-Alt persons arc here
~ ts can't oaea a{aIn4s p:frha ,tnr anv p,,,a,.o.,,
Nosts ezreu;ed BY tae uadtrt get al p,yAbie to T.
~? o. order ia tie stn of sEaasy lat e1eeute II
r. sae i. 1xfex g y to sa .aa Maturing u ,ssou.
canp o::tr hive fust tettnes a.sns IA n1ies
and ,All rsa1t the pa ueat thereof.
A'E1- II. HCfErE
, 1860-08-31


In your pApe. Of yesterday = notice WIS il.
sued b! 3. Henderson aud 4. McCailister' in,
v:ting the cotofed people Of the State to ass.n7.
ble II Jacksonville on the 18th of Seot.mh hx- =
next for the purpose Of Organizing N Eai0rnns
Society for Liberia In announcing this esi
he says: "'pf, tho ootortd ptpp.s Of the Stata
Of ILLINOIS, solicit the publication Of this no.
tea. To this l most take exceptions. and
would inform those wiseacre. that the coiora5
people Of the State Of Illinois rspudia,e IN to,o
any movement or scheme On the pAtt of tho.s
Who faror emigration to Liberia or el.ewhers
The minority Of the free people In ihis
sountsJ arc opposed TO emigration. rheT
look upon it IN she same Light which
they view the colonization movement. the, 49,
lievs that it il calculated TO increzse
prejud1ee, to depress our moral energies, to m.
settle Ill our plans for Improvements. and fn,t.
II to perpetuase the wicked and dsmn.no ~.
TEN OF slavery. Is American born cilzens..
arc opposed to it, because it g1yes to our no3;,;.
ca enemies ~ opportunity 70 make capital, and
encoui ages thsm in e1patriasing rs ftom the
land Of our birth. ne ara opposed tn Il h.
Cause we discover IN 1t 4 spts1t Of ditnnion
which, if encouraged, will prove fatal n orr
hopes A1d aspirations u people, Lastly xa
view the history Of the emigration moYtmsn,
in the United States, in its org au;1ed c,nsc,,1
70 oe oa1k mon ssroas and heinous, for the msn
who put forth this achame, {Nr. r, Delanv md
J. D. Harris) are the enemies Of humxn frsa4
dom. They hare been baught With ths nTo.
sl.!.!y meneJ oi The South, for the purpose Of
snIistin thsir fslloH-naea into ssheme frsnrht
With III tbs illa thGt human nature IN bar IL
But, thark God, ii will ever provs fai]ura. IN
spite Of our oppzeasorx We are rising il edues.
ton and respect ability, md ~ ~ cleaye w,th
nrmne:s and pertlnaelsJ To our nat1va hom,s
attracting eympathr and friends, the aiders nd
aoettors OF this emigration scheme vii BE- hsted
ana shunned BY every lover Of humanity.
JoaKPA S1AHLxr,
, 1860-08-31


Dragging aud lying teem to be the chief wen.
pens OF a1satk and dcienss employed by the
Ooug1sstes- They are necessarily boasiinr ~
large acccsrlonn OF strength from ,uproh2h}c
Quarters. They ure persi-tently asserting that
sfecklnflct te II about to withdraw from the can
Eass IN leAse tue held to them. Ia % t,art Of
the country do they yield these weanons with
more aud *city aud r'gor than in The Sta:s of
st" fotk: Hasing virtually abandoned tue
contest IN Fenn-yls4nin and New Jersey. he,
eauee the breckinrldge wing Of the any is in
the ascendant there. 1hey ure just now mskinc
adesperate assault upon the ranks Of Lipcol9
in this 5txte. They would fam stimulate the
ignorant and credulous ia their piebald baud
With the hope OF securing our thirty TIVE E;ecto-
raj Totcs, aad thus defeat Lincoln and carry
Douglas into the House Of Representatives. 10
the exclusion Of breckenridge. L.. US Look 1t
lhe figures AID see if there 10 the funniest pros.
pect oi their SUCCESS.
A. the S,ate elections Of 1855 aad 80, The
Democratic party Of tew York was NJ united
aod harmonious 3 il hAs been any time 1hese
dozen years. In neither Of these contests wsre
the Republicans remarkably active, aud the re-
suit showed tnst large vote. manly from their
SIDE, remained at home. In each Of these yesrs
the average Republican majority WAS Just about
10000. Though the mods Of sitting the case
which we arc adopting ia prejud;c'&i 10 cur side,
we will assume thIt the Republican najority,
pure aud simple, is now only ~ tV0. We Gu
ter The 6eld, then. With this majority over our
united Democratic oppone1ts- lie first thing
to be disposed Of is tho outstanding Wing AID
American role.
TIE best informed and most cautious cAlenla-
Tors declare TINT. in epite Of the bargain and
sale Of Hun, Co, three four1bs Of this rose
will be gtren 10 Lincoln. But, Us our purpose
u this estimate il to allow our opponents tbs
benefit Of every doubt, We will &ssume that so
much Of this ross Is is cast ut all will be
re Aave not doubt that this 's = much
;;s.gef proportion than Douglas will get, hut let
1i.h na 70. 80 far, then, the 10000 zntjorily
j. uniupaired. Tbe nr1t 'Hs1 tam to III +. ~ tsk.n
f1ao fsaa In' account i. tho Dreckurde, vo,s. His
az. % sunno,t es,.' .aat h. will rsssivs 4
EIonnty I. in the stste-and tb.t !, viii b. hes1y
1us metropolis and in all tho surrounding
:'.ss; :s,e, ~ s9me Of the more sansuins advo.
1s -. at o. nMrecklnridge re claim 1oo, 900 votes OH
III III clts1n q. 900: Ne hare nerer heard mem
~ VI 'na' section Of the party put it q. less
, 1860-08-31

Editors l'ts' a"a 1'''u1e:
III: Ch c"So 1''afs dnd Hsrdtd contains re.
port Of Gtbale which took place between
Hon. Chris. k,ibb, n End F.. Sch;aeoer E.o A
~, -. eAs' "sa' az
usual ~ Oe'noeisnc l'fIas' 'ne democratic
is laudcd to the skies. while il is asserted TINT
tho Republican aoeakes was driven 10 the wall
,au. - ~. r.....
w." ~ NAo oe'AnA"' " ue''"e " 40
had the beat Of it /; out we cannot forhear say
in :, thu. 1t is rather sharp practice in the re-
nor,.r IF tta T;n.. o,d H<-.,H ~ cr;,;.;.. -
' "
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than s., ,o0o. We are confident that it will be
nuca H. Larger than is now generally supposed,
C4'l 1t 4o.coo, If you pleate 10 asr,re .. the
ultimate result, we must withdraw these Il, 900
vo1es from the Douglasi:es; and then. prac;i.
ca!iE, the majority OF Lincoln will be his orio;.
nal ~. 900, Hith this 1000 addcd, making IN
aggregate Of $4,000.
Il is saie that few Republicans rlobbyist,
assis'11l'' coFmoraots, disappointed expect.
ants, de.-will refuse to support Lipcoin.-
There may be small squad Of such creaturfa
II they ~ouid only openly desert our standsro
and march straight orert The enemy in brosd
DAY light, II would be benefit to Lincoln. For
every such corrupt deserter, he would receiTe
two honest recruits. The contact OF these rot,
lsa r'gues is contagion; their rupport weak
ness. Let Them 60: And, as We are making a
ejaculation TINT ~iil be more thnn verified by
.oe nnal result. We will deduct 10 900 Tor dtftc
majority of $4,000. We do not believe It viii
be one vote below thst figure.
, 1860-08-31
The Railroad C4su a1&{ at Young Amer

The Railroad C4sua1t at Young Amer
lcA.
Ioc1o Ax111cA, aug. TO- LEGO.
Edltofs Pressant Tt!bune:
A. you SEEN to he under some misspprebeu-
eaon ~ 10 tho ta.e Railroad catastrophe that
CURED here. 1t is proper that you should b in
formed correctly about the mstter, that njus-
as' may be done to no one,
"a tue morning Of tho Republican muss meet
Ing It Monmouth. the o'clock passenger train
IRON u 4lesourg TO Burlington lef. two coaches
u thfs pia:e, IN their 1sy down. for III, .rco,n.
modaiaon ot pAs3enEers who 1nirht h. d.s;r"a.
o. going + aat on the regular o:c3oet srGos ,r.;a
Thu resn14r {reighs traia Of the 'en :. "a,n
AoAd, coming from GAlesburx. and 49,; -. q y.
po1nt u or about 7 O'clock, was, ty me.s. sn19 ~
Tho switch being misplaced, throwu on ~ -! .!
14sk, and ran INTO the Two empty coaches ~.
h*d been Left By the 6 O'Clock train r.ns; ~.
.oe Instant death Of the youpg mAn Tinker ~s9s
vas riding on the COW catcher, wilhont ,i1o
An""!ea-e Of aoy ono upon the train. 'Ae
~; 10 eoA:hes we're badly smashed, and xer.
entirely untitled fur use, Aad other dsmsae .e
uoue; ua' that it wAs the work o. anv n,m.iks
usaocfsf, Intentionally done, va a. baEt1.
nh'sPssea 10 asssrt, espsc;a!ly - We undarss.n5
Inn ,.nS ospg 'nte,t1gAssd BY tbs Railroad
ohAf1', CeEaEkLL 4 Hou1rox.
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Fir ESs

ALMOST 4 CoxFLAQRA7Iox.- little mo.
ncutary excitement WAS caused At the WigvAm
last night By tAe fame Of gas burner coming
in contact witEa dry wreath Of erergreena 1t
Was easily e1tinguisbed,
FIRE OK TEE WEsr SIpk.-About half past
eight O'Clock last evening frs broks out in
frame bA1n in the rear Of the two story wooden
building In Wsst Watsr street, bstwssn Lake
and Randolph, known ~ tho Farmers Hotsl
A nearly cieau sweep ~as made Of the premises.
Three horses we're destroyed with the barn.
It was tho work Of an ircendia1y. Lehman
Craadall the owner and occupant loses aboat
81 ,00e above his insurance.
, 1860-08-31
speeches by Clay, Fa Farnswort1,.
Col. Crime, AND Others

Last night Was great occasion for our yor.h
Side Republican friends. p1eparntiona bod
oeen maae Tor grand rally On the " Forty
acre Lot" vacant tract of land on the North
Side, at which addresses we're to be made hv
Hon. casslus II. CLAY, Hoa. ]. F. Farn,1ortb
g. Il. Wilson, J. D. Ward, and oilers.
ar. clay did not arriEe in the city until late
and IN consequence did not reach the arc,, i
unit! about 81 O'clock. As early. however a.,
seven, the crowd began to assemble, and at a
ie" minutes past eight there we're two Or three
Thousand people upon the ground, who vere
addressed IN tic German language bJ Mr,
nEeissmaon previous to tho arrival Of the
wide A"akes, escortiu8 the other spesk.
CTS. AF. hreissmann Was listened ia <erv
a'tentlTely for some half hour, when the con.
fus'on consequent upon the arrival Of the w,de
A"akes, numbering some two hundred. in mi.
forms, With baud of music, prevented bis he.
ing heard.
at about O'Clock the South Side Vida
A~akes, numbering abou: so, marched 10 the
fremont House, where they we're Joined BY the
Wide AWakes from the West Side, numbering
about IS. and thence, escorting Mr. Farusxor1h
VA. a.a+.a 1 49, - = ~ "nere tne \ orth Side
;nr :. f-a.. ~ sae uumoer OF '5, FORM
meeting.
oond...ss 40 s'ouno'- me speakers vera
e.@na efee'eo LOT their use in the
n. ..'.as,sA. " n ~" o'1u WAS introduced to
- wa greeted With round
sua p'oseeaea 70 nake rather short
49, .' euee..'e speech frequently interrupted by
~o1'"ue4 app'Aoss'
,:1", '." n'A'a'"s oe'oie len, the mounted
+, sA.ke4S' nu'noeFto8 SOME forty mem-
oe' p,eeeaea " oano' and presenting
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au4usa:tng 6ty the pubic connection and share
this beautiful suburban Cemetery ID hepctfort
to possess as the background 10 our bu,t,;nc
and busy city life, the city Of ths dead, anon y
whose groves are to be reared year bE rear
fresh aud increasing proofs not only Of II an =
mortality, but Of tie pure and elevated s.n,;-
nent that fondly cherishes the memory Of the
lcved and honored dead.
The nearest Gem stery without the city limits
the easiest of accesr, and By the liberal term,
OF its managers in price OF lots, - we'll as by
fhe other necessary incidental expenses of in.
tefment. Graeeland is placed within The reach
Of every class Of our residents. I: can be
reached, and that on the best road leading on.
OF Chicago, BY funeral cortegea directly from
The city, st an expense but moderately in ad.
vance Of that required in interments in the old
Cemetery.
, 1860-08-31
Hon. James II. Bakers Appointments
The uou. Jsmcs Il. Baker. secretary Of Stu.e
Of Minnesota. will address The people Of Illinois
cn political topics 1s the following times and
TO WJ4BE.ASyAKE CLUBS.

Every Wide Awake Club should have copies
Of the Political Text Hook for 1860, compiled
by Horace Greeley and ]. F. CIeveland. Price
II. Sent By mail Oh receipt Of price. Clubs
supplied, by exprets, at eos per 100.
Address Tie 1}45uae, New York.
, 1860-08-31
Two Steam plovgs NJ the State Fair

Two Steam Pl0EEs NJ the State Fair.
Editnrs Ere u aud Tribune:
A telegram bus just bean received 1t this Of
fec from Corresponding Secretary Reynolds,
announcing thu. both Watess and Fawkes, with
their respective steam plows, will be at tue
s.etc Fair At Jxcksouv,lls TO compete for the
& 900 offered ss premium BY said Society.
II will make music.
En1ron Pm A1R1H E.nuKa
, 1860-08-31

4 LUM-1n Casks or Ebls. by
IA J.H. REQ CO..
, 1860-08-31

NL4SS CASEIN+, &c, tor SALE.
~ 70 fe+t o: Gi... ing. l. feet hith A1.o s..h
for Itfr- oto+: % fet HAa.Ius She1Yr p1s.eo
tca.es lC.1i bold ns from 10 10 oQ r>o for ~ y
81 Lake 4:reet. srf9 = ~ ~.
, 1860-08-31

TINNERS, TAKE NOTICEl-
1 TIE euhs=:tbet, wths1x 10 e1etaaxe hl% hc,.aeu.
ener' IT tse ~ Sonp lmp!eneats and Ssnck .1
T. .Co1aly. Thar ts no other saop ou IL ut1a;
"sife,p Rusd ii ah.,r twept1 n ~
tatry lei eas The bal Of the .n1a il r. d -
s1pttE tneeAn<. HENRY u. eANpKHS.
, 1860-08-31
Great Republican Mass Meet
ing in indianapolis.
9LL H00SfEHD0 on .4xpUsED,


ofpfnE r,l.11
ISpus.ro,,, .r-"., ~ -,1
This was the GREAT drr f,r ~ Iii, ..., '7'o
| teusive prepa, ,a,iors E.s hatr sa 5ueu e2
Eoodly uutsler State Tha psn,,t.I: 1880 ~ III
,ns Witnessed the Ivas.to. .hsrs. aea', .basa1 Nv
demonstration Of the Douc|aq nanns.t t'"1'
.he lsth OF Ju!y last, determined to Get IN y,
"tRke tie slime" fl. AZ t},at h,,. noi oni
pu. the Dcuyiasitcs to :htrr ,rno,rs ~ huouit {
it hereufler. Thty w.n, ~ vn.l ~ sPhroaes
liant style, acd IN 1horourb hns;ns i.sa! f.a. Rai
way, ~hith was in Itself y ,,rima 'kt nn9nrr y
success. They huve, IN a few weeks n-e,.y u
and equipped Wide aw.ke c1rt. ~ ~ shao'zeo
| her nj rnsn.- ,tor....t" e'ucS, 10 Tue NUN
tne large and many ct thu e,nau town. of 1fe
oiate. ~ %"s
tin, mi or1r ~ rd4 r. .slonse 10 the cn1i
| but huncrens more Of csrs c:,n,J ~. aaua'eo'
| On Tuesday esen;nv liz -. Iat Ieneu 'heH.
1nR, there were as1e-dF Us many n,o,,I., --s.t
| cred together as Touched III. ~ J', E4.u-
| Wholc Uoug'as Rauncs,ion Conrcn.;ank t1e me
"'6eN "ta M2tlcg cfaWd, aud the cnuntrr
Two ruca,n,,,nenta or a ea .oelr way INTO town
and m, or ,1,. ,ra,. eudatty people, one OF Stu
side The linn. ~ t,,a 49,. o'eF ol8ht, JUS. out
>- A'4Ns ~ 'ns c''F.
The r.r;o,v
Of tr,;v .luao s.''1 aspots we're the centcrs
iraln after tran csnlr buoutuy m orre,at 80.
numbering Balves Of Cannon. and H. shnut, ~
car t[,ut ,rov;d IT,. t.'eFy DESCRIPTION Of
seryice. Tn,r r,i3,, - e'uea "as brought into
n6c cars, Youd CUTS. cray..j cnrs L,'. oAR
rA1s G.rs- They overflow d frnr, H. H.4
the pultotms, md Irum The f,,rnu g. y. 10
tops Ut the lrains. The foiiuw,u., .t;.t;cs s1 ~,
fvr the e1c,r.;nn ~ uie ol1 rent roads a,e
~ nssrtr 70" ' .!a'ns ohdy. The figures we7e
OF 1he vvr,o,s ro.a" asetf'Ain sfen' the officers
curucy: '''os' ana approximate 10 &C.
1ud,,n,,o3. ,,t,,n;
Ieir- H. IT.. I:a.:..... I:a.:*...'. 4
- ayetis tK ~
j. t!s4s.a. it, H., + I'D
Ma1n'4 iso
Peru aa,aIxl.s 14y -,
rot.,. - -
Th;a !. ,x,.,,,. w
day r.J -, III ~ o. 1hoSe who arrived yester-
, 1 -. 81 VINO Game III from 1he cuuutT1 IN
convsynoc.. No'seoaes' aud " other pirate
TIE SIZE oR THE CROWD.
As for tho whole number in III. ctr :, :.
course: u'ttr'y Impossible to g,ve ucrs lin
cntlons given by ,uv railro.d .,n.;s. Uess 'o4i.
numbers On lbe Fa,, f:ron.a cE' Tue
lsll III the streets. VIC cuud ri a1a .ne esouas
less cuurtl,nitn ,t',n H., 49, cotEe 70 any
trom .bruud in Ind1ananoi;s "e'e ~ e., o"'ooo men
jud -es who arc uor u,ua,lx 6',o.. ~ ~ uooa
gant, So, there was MT n:,n eu mne.s ea!1asa
0hic The raA, ,nsj .rity gonid 4 aoa", ur ae,oo',
mato below 5v,Vvu .r 75,It,l cro..',- ".3 esll
Bur, us our se4d.rs kuus ". urt :v',. t. unaa'r.
Settling tend. ncv Of The prrss r. ~ '.... ae w.
popular gatherings, aud vi. nra xa,;. ;.n.t,., a1e
we're 1T leust fortv ,h,,s.rd .'oe1 s1'aleu There
ritk nls4H ft,S1
rur rooc.,s,a..
, 1860-08-31

0IL.-Genuine Bark.
- Aaoss Ind Stnh for L II tbs loxsas p.,ees bv
]. Il. RkED Cp w, T.. -
, 1860-08-31

TIE YOUNG LADY WHO
PICKED up poke. book cesta,n!nz 4.s,n5 =, thr
Eh!cok" Alton St. Luuls depot IN S4Iurdat aftern,a
Ast okdfa own aad ruItahly srwarced ~ - d.
inE "osd 10 our Gcs inner Quincy N4:krt IN
"osss sf ses HAs te fotn1. e1aGEk + lALG-TF
, 1860-08-31

o'1~s'-A gentleman who MAS pas.en esr
Ii ira'n Of ire cars On The penu.rj,,n;. ~
s,s falfoso' bound west, took a xoto Of ,ho
,,",a" ~, 'o'era on boa:d, as follows: Lincoln 81
c'A 2'' Douglas IS, Breckinridge11,
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mr.. lRuEmaA,s Appointmcnt..

1H'* 1KOHm0A'2 Appotntmcnt1.
The Hon. Francis 4. Hoffman, Republican
nominee for Lieutenant.GoseruoE,w will address
h'1 fe!low-e citizens in th< German language, ut
tile following places on the trninqt Of the fol.
lowing days:
, 1860-08-31

Ocean Steamship Company's
, fnA povsftd tyt4 built steamer in etnnec.
~ essls fFn auso<e eaE3nx The United sitts
bohemi4a Capt AcAa.1s'. Nova Sect.an caet Bo,,.nt
so.te nht r. Gf1nss- Nib Anes c1n. Anou.
Ack!'s sa1ea.~ ~ 4antle. cAn .d'za. tnsx.)
Two new sstp+ tba3:d.rk)
Qass<st, Cteap<st and rnst oa4oFtsois X, ns..,,
RAs !Fon Chle74o or ~ lva1kt tore1
1Tefp<Aj:
Frs: C1.ts according 70 nA.e ruom.. "a .od ar,
v.,n.s - = sv"A = p!"t .sloss...-,- -
sN..-'-"s'--. I'd att ID.
ce'tssates lsued for brafnk pa,serxe.s f.nm \,
e prntfA twas Of Treat Hr Ida md tesnu bv ano..
teAutEs Or Aillnk ssAses-. Il st5y 81 YaI-a
FOR heskht OF tA.A.xe y to tLe tou p.ay, ri
ma t'ub!n. 80 !! hso1dv.y. New teik, i n. GrHsm
Detroit Aad A1Wauies k4lfo d. Mi,v otee A. - ''
JAMS wARI..Ek.
9sa7d I1uEk. kaLvay um.e, ii Lstea-
Itt%F 49, G1,.,
, 1860-08-31

The lion. Lyman TRANQUIL, in copiuuction
with other eb'e speakers, will address The rco-
PIE on political tcp:cs al the following t;mts md
places:
n; Fnh.El. ...san.dAr. S.pt LIT.
r%efA0 AA1"G4 Iut4d3Y. sent.
, 1860-08-31
11r. Lovcjoy's Appointments.
Hon. OWEN 1oyKJor will address the peop,e
at tbs following places On the days mentioned ::


Hon. 4. e. Fuller, Of Belvidere, Republican
nominee for r'csideatisl E!ector, will address
the people on political topics At the foIiowir:
times and placeE, to-wit:
Alton,
, 1860-08-31

n OT1CE.-Al per.ons having
board of s5ptsvisos ef sl3 coun.y vll prs.tnt d.
atne 70 the aLdstssFned on Or before NuSDAY -spt
lVh pfux 70 not -.e~nted snrh bu tness II not
re'e a:teEt on By tha ss3.-mser Boa1i Of Ssperrso
e. -. fAKWKLL.
, 1860-08-31
LOCAL MATTERS.

Go TO John Jones, 1ls Dearborn street
and get rour c1othes cleaned and repairrd
They will bs well dono sud st prices to suit ia
timer.
, 1860-08-31

ILLINOIS S7ARcn.-The product Of the Illinois
Starch Company at Ottawa stands very high
with the trade and coasumers generally.
, 1860-08-31

Republican candidate for Governor Of I11inu;s
viii address his fellow citizens on political to
les ut the following li;ncs mud placcs, to wit:
, 1860-08-31

F'SEo.-Joseph Carroll was Gned 80 this
morning for iudplging his bel!ieerent propensi-
tics 1t rte Masonic dance at Wilkowtky Hall
on Wednesday night.
, 1860-08-31

PERs:SAI-flon. Cassius II. Clay, E1 Cor.
D'bb aud family md Maj. Critte1den Of Ken.
lucky; Hon. J. II Gay aad family Of Connec-
s'cu'; Judge J. johnson Of Illinois; Hon. Jas,
G. Allen, Democratic candidate for Governor
Of Illinois, are at the fremont House.
, 1860-08-31

CoLLls1ox.-About noon on Wednesday, az
freight train on the Ga'ena Road, being behind
tim, Was standing on the track ut Wheaton
Station, another train. coming ut full speed
around the curve, struck the rear Of the train
before its speed could be checked. The engine
was damaged considerably. and the way car
mada complete wreck. Fortunately no one
was injured.
, 1860-08-31

Ar: Clay w'll be accompanied at all bis a1,.
po;ntments, from Woodstock to Henry, by
LION James II. Baker, Secretary Of State Of
A'nnes,la, who is an eloquent and able ora.
tor.
FRANCIS 4. HoFFnAS, the Republican nomi-
nee for Lieut. Governor, will be present u. the
meetings ut Mt Carroll, Polo, Joliet, Ottawa,
and Henry, and will address his fellow citi-
zens in the German language at each Of said
PLACES on tue evenings Of said days,
, 1860-08-31

WHEELER AVID WILSON'S SEw1So MAcu1SEs,-
We prefer them for family use.-lN. T. Tti5vue
Il has no rlTal.-Sdentifc Am<rie1n.
They are the favorites of familica-K r
Ifm<x,
Otiice l67 and l69 Late street.
GEO. R. CaIrrkspEx,
General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsiu and
8oEtnefa Indiana. aua1 let
, 1860-08-31
THE CITY.

iD Miss Datemau takes Benetit At McYick.
er's this evening. Let there be bunpcr.
, 1860-08-31
{3rrss Il UrihttuE,


Clay, Baker. and 1aonman,x Anpotnt,
1uEn1h,
cAss!rsM. CLAY, Esq, the distinguished pio-
neer Of frec@on in Kentucky, will address the
people Of Illinois or political topics at the FOL-
los'in. times and places:
, 1860-08-31

SPIRITUAL MANIFESTA-
- TONS Miss ADA t.. HOY {, Rappuk ana VIII
1ne Htd un', w'I.t:e lit ngs d.i1S fon19 A. u 10 =
sof the tLTest Eatlon Q: thet= pfenonsas At no.
uvsp ants str ct, il from ts1nd ph St Terms
*1:eQ pr hou1 tor che Of ivo pessons. xu.-xiV
NTRATED OR S1OLEN--From
tht pztm!'ts Of the $rbe.,b 7l4 Va. ass avenue
u g ~ =, f'.rk kel .s.s sui fsce very
asfk. :. Il * = ~ god mi!se., k.a smoh med uu
s10 fe:ts ana Vt te rphs her b-llE ANY ouo re-
ta5asrk h. or EtTnS ato7 ltadi. er sro7rrv
.' be Iteralh rewa:dtd. ACkhr Nelson, 7ll
So4'1 " "~@e3 @"eet ans r9:8lw
@f00 PER MONTH CAN RE
~ NJti sade by , goot Saleu,a selling ! 1evlv
;at wis faa,y s1ks pro't. ror pa ti.ul4Ts ad:res;
y. =: Co5LES cu. foozhkes2aie, New orr,
, 1860-08-31

Appointments OF Hon. j. N. Arnold.
Hon. 1saac n. Arnold will speak on the 70.
Utica! questions Of tie day, NJ follows:
llsn kane co......-..-.....-..:T Tuesday. Eept. 4.
AA" cH1rrGtts 8,
hsSa. kite Co... .Thured. j., &.
, 1860-08-31

<;ov. Rocrncr'* Appointments.
The Hon. Gus,avut Koerner will address lis
fellow cizeua, in the German language, ut the
following Tines and ,,lAces.
, 1860-08-31

WANTED--A Situation bya COM
~ p%t.nt Gardea.r. Hs Lad naany ,e.., ern.r
ence hA coo carpenter. too aid run Eeam rrx H.
auu c97u2:
, 1860-08-31
NORTH SIDE DEMONSTRATION,


Forty Acres" Of Repnb1ieenisn.
, 1860-08-31

The RARE EASTERN Goons 1T will be remena.
bertd there Isl valuable sale Of japanese and
Chinese Goods, By Gilbert l. Sampson this af.
teraoou at ct o'clock, at Sc Lake street, This
's beautiful and ornamental variety Of exquis.
ite and elaborate Japanese and Chinese Goods.
such as no oher nation have tho patience of
rertect'ng. Among the useful articles may be
cIassed beautiful Turkish P4a . and Table Coy
ess, superb Japanese Walters, Back CANNON
Deards, de-, with large and valuable co!lsc.
ton OF other goods, manufactured by the pa-
ti:ct Orientals. See advertisement.
, 1860-08-31

PERsoSAL.-Ex. G5v. HING and daughter Of
New York; Judge Griffith aod lady Of Mis-
seuri; Hon. d. A. Starkw& ather Of Ohio Dr.
Lindsay OF Tennessee, and Ferdinand Gosing of
Bremen are now stopping At the Richmond
House.