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DuKE RYE " HfsKHY.-we san kss, q.
I hand large atook ltkAs IS naY have 800 q
tina eslsbrated rPafe Rye. Wkiskey, whteA II
and sc saItc"ndSs ccSsssS. ffsv;Ssse,. fffa T..
Florida, California, and extentivefy il virGl1la,
where We have sold 2. grsst dSaA which IL equal,
if not superior. to any in Tie mar kes. We have
some from 10 > years old. go say tAo sasufso-
tu!era! and in sli csses warrant it 70 please. or
take it back. For sale ONLY nv =.
WINSTON L pow Frs.
ssg s-ee Corner Of Cary and Pearl "a.
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BY A. ID. williams, Auct'T.

BY A. ID. Williams, Auct'F.
I1OUSE AND LOTION TENTH STREET,
II BETWEEN CANAL AND BYRD SITS, AT
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY. 18th June. Of eek,
z. NJ upon the premises. will be sold a FRAMED
TENEM E.NT. situated as above stated, and Occu-
pied by Henry Krager as a grocery, tor which pur-
pose ii is we'll suited. The lot fronts IA feet iAe
es, and runs back Al feet to an alley.
TERMs.-At sale.
By request Of the owner.
lei - A. d. W ILLIAMS, Auct.
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- FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR pc
kSIRABLE CITY PROP TY-Two
FARMS ia chsrs: City county, con ts lss:
Advertisement In country Wing, or address
my R-ts DIR. o. A CRENSHAW, kichmond.
I HER BY APPOINT WILLIAM TIP:
/ MAN my Agent, to use his name a. such IN ~!
matters pertaining 20 the sale Of CLDTHlNG and
other GOODS, or that NAV be son9ected WITH re
business, to be carried ON ut No. Ny N lain street,
ia the city of Richmond, State Of Virginia. here
by ratlfying and confirming ali that be may DO
o' VIRUS q 'l 'h's' s''''It 3. o. =. WHITMAN.
Newark. N j.. May 18th. 1850. nay e-sw
NIOTICE.-T And Il necessary 10 give notice that
~ the negroes employed At tho yARBoS I'LL
even during their leisure time, to hire tnsmsavss
oonstrained TO enforce tbs penalty Of the Law
sxainst al persons who shall hereafter employ
them without my a1' J1oHN J. wERrH. Agent. S
Carbon Hill Mines, May q. my s--StswSw
NJOTlCE.-All psTsons. having claims q q INST
~ the late Mrs May ANN BkAXTOH. Of
Haversvoud, Hon.icO county, are hereby notified
Is pressnt the same, duly aathentlcatcd 70 the an.
deFsiGned, or ~ address 70 nox a., Rtcnmono
POst-Oice. CnA0. OAMMAW,
Env 14-lM
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~ 4. = Geek. Aset'r

HAVING DETER MINED to dieoentipps
II hOusokeeDlns, fWill ell q aoGtio0, o. IRE
DAY she aeA inse. - y o'olosk, 9 NJ sesld0oes.
hold and Kitchen Furniture. 3 - -.
"a s;l. JAS WALL TURNER.
3. B. CooE, Auetienser. 49, io6
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CON1Ms SslUNEN,sX Atk OF REAL rs
AND ON CHERRY STREEr; IN SYDNEY,

AEp ON CnEMhl S4MEhI IN 01 DNEr ,
ance Of decree OF the circuit Court OF the City
OF Richmond, pronounced ON the 18th day Of May,
1860, in the suit 1t TompknS Robinson and ais,
the undersigL ed: commissioner by SAID decree ap-
the Sn, Of En-
besinning at ~ O'Clock p. NJ, in tho order herein
mentioned, the following Real Estate, Wigs
LIST. A Lot III Ground, with Brick Tenement
and improvemen thereto beionsing frontlns 6,s
running hack 81 feet inches, more or less, being
part of Brssg's Row" 90 - :
ID 4 Lot 81 Ground. lying IN s,dus., near Hol-
wood cepstsTy: on the vest soc Of cherry q.
on Cherry street 10 feet, and runnins back within
parallel lines sll teet inches to Cuivert street.
This lot will be divided. II desirable.
TERMs-ORe-fOn cash; balance at 6, u and 10
title retained aati an the purchase monev b PAID.
and d convey anee directed by the Court. The
n. K. HOWIsUN, Com'r.
Sale by GoDDIN ArPxxsoS. Aucts. my ~
I ANp LOT. GN coRNfR 81 VALLEY y ISb
LOWNQES STREETS.-As C0mmlssionsr Of the
Circuit Court 81 The City Of a,csHond sppcss ssd
the case Of :. Rlunston and wife aS4lSst Roberts
The sss s,sSssag i .Sssi G.
e bo'clock = M; tif far.l the Real Estate re-
corner Of Valley aad L9wndss streets. fronting
feet the east line cf Valley street. runnins bach
the north line Of EOwpdss street Up feet TO an
other street: On saich i a, iIoat ( y fsst:
endorsed and title retained I'LL the sams Is pad
The a1e' i"' 1852 b. Iad y '1s 81
L 80 ~ w
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El1 l&H ;;ss!a;E IA sE:si e
~; :ssss q ss9 Pay e. S3: la's
Sal s.sssu 81 "a Jeass fks ~ iesss = =
4fo.fs fS.tS 500: w s s.s. - 6. e.
rosG. anu cossains ~ aarss: Z !. seed soc g
s. ss Ss so, y: ~: &c z
s sa q g Sssssoes "a skss SsSsr
18th, :. sss & 81. - ~ it ~
Astss Y - e " 49, w y, 3 ses q sA'
lsas 49, E "a she ;esi s.;sss sssA
balance ats y and!e aonthss 1es nstcssuse ~
ietsrsss s.sss ssd sis 1etsd ~ .r go
Cnasr - cash sSss III sIosst md over, soaths
'i: e: '' n's'ss; SSbia ,if issss;sf
two L11 : "a JACKsOH's A!lnsnITi9E.
FFSwSEsS * 4s SySs I. SIS !! e
5sn: G $780, oooss r.. two Lot. oe.s.d ):
sbevs, each ffont'as y feet running back about
TERx.:- ons-thi.d cash balance q : and 9
sslo rst.Ssd az ISIS !: PAID The sssss Sr
' 70 b paid g So 81 'zsiFf1xssos. Au..
= Sv11EESSagsSkf kiso Ha. riisSs
fSSER Mis- B SEsS RHE EFT or
dsssr;ssd to ssn. 81 ssSIio ssstoa. o. The prem
~ oh ss' Ina
&c 4 81 Sc ~ ri! alr
'r iss FEE Tss farm zs' called ENTERPR sboa.
miles below Richmond, on 10th sides Of the new
an sScsliens Srcf d.silinx. win looms. ieel.d.
ing ths bsssHs Mt, With all necessary oss oahdnss
f1s if FTN sfiff adjoining ii. b.or. men
Ec.a 70 ss
miles from Richmond About ESQ acres are cleared.
The Improvement. oorc,ss Of s,s lr:msS
admirably arranged barn, and every othee build
| ing. Except such Us are usually appropriated to
ment. and have, moreover, been Literally lined ned
acres, adjoins the above, and will be sold in lots
10 suit parcha:sT:i The nsissboIhooS i an i'm i'm
q s he %asa SG
.r@ins iand:. G N . e Sent, q Rehmens are
invited to view ths prsmse: a: it believed. all
ducements for pIoi.a cultivation than these do
AS my object in selling il stated in the preceding
sale WITH 1
so.iI be sold. Pas Of the avds can be seen at the
III nssdsd n.
be sold IN parce.s :? suit the views 81 bidders AZ
to the character OF these LANDS. reference may b
made to the citizens of Henrico who resids cou-
tlSuOus to them. f4ls
TIRMs.-All sums under 81 900, ono fourth cash;
balance at 4. 8 anu II months. All sums over 81 :
GO and under $500, one fourth cash; balance at
fourth cash; balance at l, 3 and 5 years-in each
case for negotiable notes, bearing interest, Sc
T. y ss u;t s:s The S s s b
shs al: q sSs lands. ON tn. sam.
l day. will be sold about " head Of No. l young
| MULES and HORSES, together with the usual
| variety of FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Terms
i at sale. my 50
| fNOMMgSSiONKRe' SALE OF YER u
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t,FN FOR BIO 5 r o N-FIRST VESSEL
~ The superior regular packet schr. 8. r.
@aALLEN, Capt OBRD BAkRR, having pOr.
ton of her cargo engaged and going on board, will
have quick dispatch. For balance to
my 3l-ts DAVID VIM. CURR1E.
4N FOR BOkDEAUX.-The A coppered
GS> and copper fastened bark LONE STAR;
SEShaviug part of her cargo engaged, will sail
with dispatch. Freight taken on moderate terme,
and forwarded free of charge. Produce of various
kinds solicited from the South and Southwest. APP
Div to KADER BIGGS & CO., ORE Aoart.
UDOM Il CLEMENTS, Aee"'
Norfolk, May sd, 1860. my 2-15t
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tss 8 M! @ Yss ss!..
EEsss asItb,ssi'a q. s II l: ::,' ~ o'clock
q = X. s.s.e .e g g .c ssts q eth
,Ps.,a.s {, New York, siaso-roor and mssls in
ks .sy. ies Sssef !,
C9n.,snses are rssss.t:d 70 send H ior their goods
rs,shs ios Ros.on taken 1t nodsssas rates, and
Neksts a1d Bsrths secured ~ our olace or ON
% 7-S LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
R2E RfCaM0E 3 AND NEW York Line 6F
hsvinT Rors,on Of no! osfso snsassd ssd sc;os o.
eeoafd viii have suiek dispatch. Por balanos Of
,sz1s .D''' 20 DAVID WIN. cusRIE.
class BARI sAMGEI TAsBeEsxy q s9 90 fo,:
ii !. or about 10 Ahds tobacco. wili. be 1t CITY
nr sr.;sh9 .rnv 20 ana ready for car
SO j. 7-sod GS:sas sSp' 20 CHARLES PALMER
-AtN FVR LlyEK PyVL.-The Al regular
'ao. Il csy pone Vii Gss
e.
Ee9!ASEs ChULTZ has been Withdrawn WI for ,:
~ .ra I.,,.. n isw weeks from the Chlckahomi-
son Sigh. ana Q, rent
ting. Due notice will DO given when she 10 to re-
'q j. s nss PLACE on the line JILL, Master.
@S6e packet schr. WILLIAM SEVERE. Capt.
!No. BROOKS. having portion II her argO
j. s~ss ' '''W ". D. COLO UITT CO.
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DESCRIPTION OF PLANS FOR MASONIC TEMPLE.
The cellar is to be nine 80 feet high IN the clear
and to be divided into 2 room tor each store, one
for the restaur ant, and a coal cellar under the
kitchen to Superintendent . GweiiipK.
The principal story is to be fifteen O5) feet high
IN the cellar, and to be divided into SIX rooms on
for restaurant-four of the stores % by 100. two
y by 80. and the restaurant 20 by A feet.
the second f00v 10 to he arranged SO as to have
a Concert Room llS by 10, including stage. green
entrance on Ninth street. with lobby and also one
in the rear with same. There are to be in the
lObbys ticket Offices, nc. On tins story there are
to be Offices for the Grand Secretary and Urea
refreshment room. 8 BY 50 feet; This story - to
h twenty five (25l high in the clear and part IN
the rear OF this story ard the one below 10 % 10
divided into three stories, the lover ore 10! a
kitchen and the two upper ones for the Supsrln
tendents family. to be divided into suitable rooms,
with private stairway for his use.
the clear, and to be divided into Grand Lodge
room. 60 By 60 feet, with two COMMITTEES rooms, a
Subordinate Lodge 10 by 20 feet, with two ante
rooms and a rcfreshment room ~ by l20 feet, with
The fourth floor s to be sixteen ZIG, feet hig IN
the clear, and to be divided into a Grand CHAPTER
room, ~ by 60 feet, with ante rooms. Grand En-
campmont room, 40 by 6O feet. with ante rooms,
and an armory ana four oommis'ee foo"s' ~ " ~
The re- is to be an entrance on Ninth street, and
one in the rear to the second story. Inc cellars
are to extend under the sidewalk on MAIN street
mace or furnaces to hest the buildinK ana proper
ventilation il to be secured; water and sas-pipea
Whe4 o necessary. :;
each of the stores two the second aoor, and on5
for Superintendent's family, and one for each o.
" M o; Stock Brick with Stone cor
ners, Brick and N astic Stucco, Or Iron.
/ nlQ-qawtlkthJuh0
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ROWERV ARCHl1ECrUEAntn
IRON FRONTS. 1 asSSyGsKs '6caaisrlres. RAIL

c?!9st q Cary ssS 'ir SoW s e1P scssi.s"r
CHOCK01 MILL eOkTkD y 9AAs-Ihe
piasssr Mil. Of, the Dock. f,s 9fintins Corn 40
Il NV Prepared 70 slppiy flesh gECand DLr EO
cf Corn that esa s. psde d The malhSs:
my sD-lM O9ee 70. = re.!s =. :
NI6f1CE.-PeTsous wi:Stas g phRm tsess y
-. s..; iesssds Il. ~ I'D
az EortS. 1nsf. II az eesfs, b. yoHehed Pr ~,
se9ss. fs1~. = siss q TscsS ef ~ 6osA Is No
yisIsll .liIts ss,4 I s,.tI'sS Eg * KIT can't.
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q MADAME Pl|Ec jIl ( ,.r..,-1 -

* Betwses = aal a. ssssS al. ssnass
above Qaaslas q 81. NERVE ths ladise q W.T.
enNNETS. French and \. Yofk lasterna BON.
NETS Of her own naaefecsule l6f chi5dren and
kdiep ~ r4ducc4 psicoe. eh6 ksp ON hand 4 fail
iE,sGs s FA kkSSRrs fss Hap ss
- vraH
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2GE6 VICINITY,
FOR SALE AND RENT,

~, FOR RENTING HOUSE on Clay, be-
:5 tween 9TH ard 9Th streets. at present occupied
xSAby Z. Spilman. Esq containing seven rooms
Possession given on the ID July. Apply to
+. A. J. CLCPTON,
Corner Of Wall and Franklin streets,
ie7--3f 0nnOafa NiCkiuaon Hill r. co Aucta
, 1860-08-27

oome thlnRa are 80 6trarge as not to be easily
explained, even by the uuctsiue Of chancas
one OF these marve1s is the wonderfully rood
luck which Southern men have IN our armya snj
the comparatively bad luck OF officers of North
ern birth: To illustrate from the experience OF
nne aass 1ew months in May, two Officers, one
from the North and the other from the S,utb.
we're tr,ed IN oregon By Al Army Court Mar
tlsi. Ihe Northern officer was dismissed. thjte
The otheer from the South was cashicred. and
also lncapacitated By the sentence Of The court.
IRON holding my Office Of honor, trust or
Eroht ~ the military service Of the Uaited
The President, in reviewing these nrocaed.
iugs, confirmed the sentence against the ofIicer
from the Northern Statea, while the much nnre
6ef!oua sentence 2galnst the other officer Eas
"dlsapproved." Another ofI1cerfro the South
WAS recently brought before court martial in
the West, and en1e1ced to be dismissed, This
sentence the tfesldeat also disapprored; and
restored the delinquent to duty.
More recently one Of the ehiehest cfflces in th.
army became vacant, and two applicants. one
from the North and tbs other from III. Snnth .
were candidates for the. appointment, md
though experience and many other consldera,
lions seemed to favor th= latter. be went to The
wall, aud the Southern officer "toek The bonor"
NOT Is tnat oil; BY b1s-pronotion no less than
tntee o1oer othcers, gil trom the South Of Ma
son and Di1on's line, we've each promoted a
grade. p'ou49'eo
!nsrs is run Of luck, We say, about this.
"hleh the doctrine Of chances, as At nr. ,enf
does not exola,n. Ithts been srn
posed shat ne efflcers from the Northern States
possess fair average Of merit, and shorld.
at1 and sheu catch plum; but It
E;on n all the plums fall into Southern hats.
Never mind, ne will chance ali that .oo1
gentlemen. There is Columbus corni,r 49,
, 1860-08-27
Ine Great Th1rtT.1Wo 1Itlc Rece--.
spnderf0l Ak0tlum Of 1ho Winning

tFfoai The leagaawodh Dlpa:ca. August 9o1
we mentioned, some few weeks ago, that q
race had been agreed upon BIZ Messrs Willlar,
lholen and Jep. Rice. OF this CITY, betHeeu hor-
ses o~ned " each, to be run from here to Law
renee, q distance Of thirty.tHo miles. The
staSes between these gentlemen we're the hor-
yes, put outsiders backed their opinions with
bet OF $210- II was afterwards agreed to test
the relative bottom Of the horses upon the st.
miles.
Il was understood that the race would take
Plaee next week, but by mutual agreement the
parties met yesterday to decide The contest.
st. Joseph was in qn:o hubbub at the pros.
pect Of witnessing one Of the greatest races On
recer1, and long before the hcur arrived the
course was .hrouged with several Thousand
ffpestatcrs. fnong them smart eprinki.ng Of
winning horse, Was not present,
-, Al t"o O'Clock precisely the rice began.
But comparatively little betting was done. the
crowd generally being ignorant of the merits Of
either h9rte, though the delegation from L*a
freely with the rhino." 1t the start. Rtcs's
horse took the lead for few hundred wards.
which he maintained up to the fifteenth miIe'
when Tholen's horse uer the track and mani.
Tested si2rs Of weariness- lie was spoupsd and
r<ElTed by the use of liquor, bnt before he took
the track again, the sseadJ but cautious lope Of
ne other horse had pluced him full n1ile in
advance. They ma!ntsined this position, each
stopping occasionally to be sponged. uutil The
fweaty eighth mile, when Thoien'S amin loaye
out, 1ud could 90 no further. Rice's horse h.d
It now all his own way, get he showed no signs
g. g. ~earlness: and still kept up his steady galop.
Il Was now determined to put bis powers Of en-
dnrance to The utmost test, by making him nm
taa last half mile against Ir1M horse, in which
tr1al nc again came out victorious, beating bis
new competitor easily.
About seren or eight hundred dollars changed
hands: Ar. Rice "1rs nothing but tho other
nolse, h1s object not having been 10 make
Of his horse. @'''0D4
, 1860-08-27
Hon. Wm. L. Dayton.

EsE
a gentleman Of This city has received letter
from Air Dayton, our candidate for Yice Pres;.
dent IN 1856. stating that it will be ont Of his
power to comply with the invitation to visit tbe
valley Of the Mlagssippi during the present
eaaEass. This gentleman's situation is a pecu
rs: one. At present he is filling the oti:e Of
Attorney General Of New Jersey, baviug also
large private Practice to tend u. and be ia one
o. the kl1d who never neglect professional duty.
ihefa are many. who have been looking aux
loasly for his reply, and IN connection with
tnem we own 70 feeling Of disappointment
~ nope ct some future time Mr. Dayton NAV
oe permitted TO come among us, aud then. AZ
now, there will be cordial welcome in store
from hosts OF friends not nnly in Iowa. bnt
Mfouebont the Northwest. We bave been per-
n1Hteo to mske brief abstract from his letter.
IN connection With the statemen: that he in
1ends to work diligently at home "as OCCASION
requires TO close Of The campaigp," he says;
=, teeI the great kindEess OF your reouest
tnat should cnne out to Iowa with view In
Political speech before the Republicans orthat
gteas sectioa OF the Conederacx. Ikuow that
1ae inFitasio is prampted by Kind 1eel;pes of
persorai regard and would be happy to eiye a
favorable answer If possibly could. But. 1he
y iac' ~. a!ftr our Courts commence in September
+ aa1 almost daily occupied in the Couft roon,
10 absent myself for so long time a. would +.
necessary; would be not to neglect aud saeri;cs
ny own bustaess, but the business uf otAtr on,n
Eefsons IN tue active practice Of their pro.,s
:'on7 ce1not do this. Every day 4: ems 10 brinr
VINO y ns own pressing spKagements-en1ure.
pensed With. =. ''eA o's,
, 1860-08-27

Senator Chandler of Michigan, il his speech
81 Ne"bur1 on "Wednesday evening, told the
following story aproqos Of tho running Of
douglas for President BY one wing Of the Dem
ocratic party:
4 friend Of mine the other day was anxious
to Know why they persisted in running Doug
1873. Aobcdy claimed that they would eleet
him, and "whas under heavens" sid tits friend
OF mine, ''do they run Il m fori' Said i, .,hey
claim tlat they are preparing hin, for scrn=
Of: 1854. when they think he will sweep the
county,. That reminds me Of The starry Of IN
oio Eng lshman Who had famous terrier pup
Py "h,ch he Was training. He haa spent a
99ea. deal OF time and labor .on the .auinaul.
sna hual!y determined to exhibit bus accom-.
pltsom=nss, and called in his son John fer that
purpose. "NoW Jahp," said be, Il am going 10
get down on all fours aud plar bull, md then
you will see what he wIl do" So down Ii.
old man gos ntd began to below Ike bill at
tne puppy, who forthwith eprang at Kin, eeiz.
ed him By the nose and shock it violently,
*h.ie John stood b. clapping his hands and en-:
Joying the sport. But lhe old maa thought the
dog VS. carry ing the joke too fur, for be could
net khsks him of. He stopped his below:ng
and cried out, stake him ott, JOHN, ,ake the
beast cf, or he'll kill me." Oh, ueyer mind,
aad. said John, "nertr mind, it wilt bs til.
"a "a kin: OF the pup" So Of ta1s running OF
Douglaa; da5e say some good will csms ont
ot II, though l don't know what. Laughter
and applanse
, 1860-08-27
Remarkable Raatxgav N,efenrsnn

The lafayette Ceuri4r of Saturday, sa7. IN
lndianapolis lady on her way houe from Dsn.
vile, i.lIucis, detained tie morning train m II.
: G'eA1 Western road ina remarEab1e manrsr .no
1he Courier tel the story as follows:
sac happened unfortunately to he the o,1v
female on the train. exhibited ssymptcms Of d.
tsess so;n alter the cars started, and was eri-
DENLY il ereat pain. The cor ductor. Mr. Fat
tefsop, volunteered kindly irq1irr as to the
cause Of her sudden illness, a d oyerTbelmsd 81 as
VITO confusion sbe Informed him that she VS.
eoaut 70 become mother. Mr. Patterson at
oaee ceared the c.r. and Us there were M f..
'na!eS ;ea On ooatd savs the unfortunate iadv in
qaesl1on, he attended her IN person. Tbe e5isia IL
was NOT tong dsias ed. TIE train was stoonsd
Ind messengers disp-t he'd to the nearest fp.n
noate % 1or asbist .nce, but before any heip e'n;d
ev opta'aso, bou1c!rg hoy WAS aided ia ths
numbet of pSsssngtrs D.. Patterson behs.ad tad
m.a m9noslIul presence of mind, under ,he
!ftiog circumstances. Tie ladv, tor The fir,t
.'me @ molhs5, displayed degrees Of henoism
aearmeals ot the "iittle darling" 20 uneIn.., Ar ss
eois lntsocueed 70 daylight. The mo,ber snd
sn.d TsFs carefully c;nveJ ed to TIE hosnitah1a 1pa
npot OF NJ Snyder, about halt uie frpn, ,he
t;nn "aere ehey Eere'ed erery possible stteas
, 1860-08-27
LITTLE DU PAGE COUNTY

- DASnT, Aug. Is 1870,
In behalf Of Du page Republicans, please ts
pei the charge made BY ,he Douplasites tthat
this is one Of the Nor .h=rn COUNTIES where ,l,ey
are making conguests. TIE opposite in I'm
truth ~ Rave Ffemant: shout, $40 ma;ar,tF.
o., put we fc'4 ylpt the honest Sucker full (0o.
Ina harveat no" over, the camp Fl les are start
ed, and "e are going to keep setting and adding
more fuel "till We lead the las, UoupIasita 4,
our county to respect the free institution. tha1
tnFround him: 'thot have made the West. III
East, the North, the Nn'ion.
NapezTilie. has .an Efficient club and a f;na
company of Vide AVA kes under the g -mnsrd
Of e1 SaeriG Hunt. Downe.'s Grove has an or.
canlzai1on Of" Plow Boys" who ere ding good
work tor the whole ticket. Ia Mil.on thtre are
tFo clubs, one Ut Wheaton, the o,Ecr at Uanbr.
The lstter one just organized, but it is a readr
now. 44e::. 'A4'
There wss large gathering Of Republicans
hear Henry Logon, E.q., Of Joliet, and Hon. +,
\. Arnold show up tue false democracy md
present the trut. Ar. L7gau spoke ior one hour
in The IN = hippy riew, showing the diIsfents
ostHeen Democracy before NV great princ,.
Ple" Was born and einee. He mas followed hv
~. arnold rlh oae Of the best Of his many
for m hour aad half upon The practical T11te
luee Of modern Democracy and ,Kepnb1c ,a1.m
as they had stEera!y been applied To- tbe o,der
States, showing, ii the clesrest possible n N.
Der. that i is. tie very principles that w A..
now battling for, that have bail. % this y at
North west IL quarter Of q esrtnr7, alteadv
the pride Of the nation end the won 1,r Of I'll,
world Tne mesting vas az sarr est su,husiaa.
.ac al triumphant success for the nee. fonud club.
lhs following resolve was unanimously nassec}.
E<'olset. That ths nopine;s On our i ftionaI
State and Congressional tickets msets our an'
pro1al-And- ihat tha- notaioauoa x,t 9Aa po,4f, !.
y: A'Eold for Congress, in this I'd Dlstrie,' il
hlkhty satssfae:ory and tt.li have pur u 7disided
support. M,,rnr
, 1860-08-27

no matter how full OF grace and truth. It is
the highest success to win such an audience,
hut it Is no crirna not to win them. It il pos.
sibIe that Dr.. Huntington may have hastily
corcludsd that crsea which was not good to
win college boys With Was not good 10 save
souls By, and 20 his personal e1perience have
been taken for I general fact. However this
may be, it is not the less true tha. Dr. Huntlng-
ton has stood faithfully to hts work ard still
stands faithful. he w.s yesterday admitted 10
the order of Deacons IN tho Episcopal conmu.
nton at Trinity Church. ue IL at prcsent 1t, led
hector Of Emmanuel Church, new Church
fosned Tor him, fsr which . new church editce
is-t9 bs erected on the Back bay Lands. To
bis uaatr Gus frie1 u in Boston, and his ur1ent
admirers in aa rarts OF New Epg;and, the pies
+nt position .:: DR.. Huntington, ~ maa Il dc.
vous faith and preciopg Eor1Dess. .-n-paa.or of
antctio1ats and genial heart, sad p.tschcr Of
glosip. serslbllty and rare elcquence, is enli
nently satisfactory. In him chaiily will fad a
l4rke gi:t 10 u needy world. y: history, we.
cznnot fotee!, spa.es hot whutdtaf COMES short
Of cur hum7n work, and D.. Iiuntinttan will
form no exception. j ;1:,;i;. i; uELrEH.