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Aoo9e tnses 9eeehs $50. . young weman vas
@ariedin Nee Yost. 0olnx vifh her hushsr.,
u PaileAsaphiA On . wedding trip, be psvned o.
osal ~ ~ ssoskss, except : aIuele asit The,
sasa estsaded thsir toar % Bose,c: thare ~
fapacisas nan sLd bio wis., l.ss 6sa.sls e.r.
1:af. and conpsaied hr - - On naIe sttire.
- aos cons dered the thing 10 ~ Lass nausd
es sos Somea 70 appear - men, aud Ghe was
Nssso - soon - - showed hessslf on The
-. - y - though this arrest thas he
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The TEST VorE.-The following is the vote by
States in the Democratic National Convention
on the question of substituting the minority
Doug as) report for that Of the majority of the
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Ieas from Slave States, IL Nays do los
Nays from Free States, 80 Yeas, l53
So the Minority Report was substituted by the
Convention for that of the majority Of the Plat
form Committee--N T. Tribune.
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RAILWAY MISUNDERSTANDING Of the Chicago
Burlington l. Quincy Railroad Line for the month
Of Anril
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NEW SASH, DOOR s. BLIND
~ FACTORY, =
-. FssnalNs $500. epposiss ~ ca Hdnk Road y.
poSs A4toxstAa ~ ON NiN
IN .. DCnLLn0ION, IOWA. I.
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: - .-.l -
cay ~ ON On. -. no. NAe saa1tes3y -
d. - m. II II. DofbOof, delivered at HI
$3.50 Va. 3, the 18th ~, u ~ oocasten .
~ ieaG1 1raliea Of tho Gay eeasne, ~ takl
the following pasnGe:
DiveGted u It, peFe0nAl tentuse1, ~ ease
i'm between III 6enatotscf South Casollna -
Ksntacky VAS q marked 9 n the ceAer N
stancsa TIE oOs Elosied y ~ oooeem plsno.
Il necessary ID watch VIII elosest ecruttny,
~ socuiciou. The dslicate leaations ce - dtef
emf neinbera NJ. Clay, . the native q -.
cred the divisions between ~ States = NE
uhicN policy drew, but which aaecttoa onoul.
not regard. M. Calhoen uusched @e9 . Jeal
ous1y 9 the founder Of Rome &asrded hie 9roW
Inn wnlh. which not even brother ma4hs ieel
over with fmponity. One exponoed me- unse ~
talent ii curious dfssectiOns 81 TIE booy PoN9o
tsacing IT, wonderful, ana 70 MN VOC osssu = !.
leasfdl anatomy; the other sought 20 e00Ow !!
With health and strength, make e inssancs wssl
ME and radiant with beauty. VI !
add another tllustratao0, the 60utn Uarolnian, Y
HE more hopeful moment regarded snc Unson .
Constitution, deriving its lussre ana gFanNea
from the brightness Of each particular ssari -
Kensuckian found the Image Of his country
some grand river like our giant Atssiaflppa, &c.
valley sending its fll, and lofty mountains opeeo
ing their torrents % swell its rapid ndc. W y
bank he saw fertile zelda and happy nomcsseaol
--she blended sounds Of manifold industry ven
mp from pleasant villages and stately catiee-o'
70 bosom we're countless vessele laden WIN Y
products and fabrics Qf land framed m .n'
prodagalist Of nssure--and thus crowned wltl
the trophies Of Agriculture and Of Ars ne ~
II rushing to sca and delivering to white-vinget
Com:nerce the bread TO feed and the Faiment =
clothe . world.
Posterity viii do Justice 70 both Of these gfea
men.-to the political speculations Of the one
and the remarkable executive ability Of the ON
er-for therein was the difference which maoe
their uaths more ana more divergent One VA
! statesman, grasping with present dimcult'es
the other adreaming philosopher, following Pnn
ciples % the Prince of Eastern fable io'soWe.
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adeIphl0 PennsylvAnlhn, or tnat organ would not
speak as it does. 1t is all very natural that he
should vince under these exposures, but that
he should abuse the House Of Representatives for
bringing out the facts, savors more Of passion
than Of prudence" FL Frankfort Commonwealth.
PHILADELPHIA ELEcTlox.-Four years ago, in
the opening Of the Presidential canvass Of 1856,
Philadelp hia-which had previously been OPP
ard Vaux) by the decisive majority Of 3,873,
choosing Democratic Municipality throughout
That result paved the way for the operations
whereby the city was carried largely for Buch-
snan over all Opponentsin the ensuing State, and
Overwhelmingly in the Presidential Election
Mr.. Buchanan's vote was then, BY gigantic and
complicated frauds, carried up to SO, 222-some
5000 more than had ever before been polled for
any pasty-against 1898 for Fremont, and a.
O04 for Fillmore. Buchanan's declared majority
was thus GAS over oil opponents; while in the
whole 6tate-P Philadelphia included-he had but
sO7 majosity-not 1.-THE of that counted for
him in the city. And now the Opposition have
carried the city on very heavy vote, electing
their Mayor BY Sl6 majority, with prcponder-
,Dce In both Select and Common Councils. This
i very happy aagary for the pending Presi-
DENTAL contest.
The gain % the side Of Right Is mot limited to
thlt aipove exhibited in the relative vote. The
Opposilion in PhiiaAs.lphia are mo- longer discor-
aant, jealbua. rcpellant but hsFm0niOQs, II nOs
Ahs lately Homogeneous, and determined not to
b. dividsd and defeated In tn great struggle
before - Thsif sFiumph On Tussaay will pos-
effully csntdbute to that which, Ne trust, sWafts
us In the Nvvsmbes election.-(N. T. Tribune.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS.

janl7-bptf Gen. Agent O. b. o. r.
, 1860-07-31

N,ps AwAKEs THE regular meeting Of tie
Chicago Wide Awake Club, this evening.
Every uap whose na1c ia on the roll is expect
ID and desired to he present, as business Of
importance to the Club, md Of interest to all
Republicans, is to be transacted. Persons in
teading to join the Club nre requested 10 be On
band this evening u. Wide Awake Hall, No. 90
Lake street.
, 1860-07-31

Two Guns in the heavens at one time would be
rather too much, aud therefore it accords With
Philosopher Square theocy:of the universal
fitness Of things that the Prince de Josnville
should hare leis Cauada Tor England some time
before the Prince of Wales arrived at fewfound-
land. On Tuesday. The Ioir to The British
Throne will be made a]most as much of, in lIri.-
ish North Americs, as it he real!y we're King.
Indeed, he there will represent his mother, the
Queen Of England.
ing him, 10, that be il Heir.Apparent 10 the
British ThroDe, and was born in I.ondvn on The
9Th November, 1871 (Lord Mayors Uay)-tllAt
hia mother is daughter Of the late Duke Of Kent,
fuur,h sou Of George II :, and that he is Colonel
in the army, Doctur Of Civil Law, and knight Of
the Garter. His titles are Prince Of Wales. Dnke
Of Ss1ony, Prince Of Saxs Cohurg and Golha,
Duke Of Cornwall, Duke Of Rothesay. 01eat
Steward Of Scotland. Earl OF Chester, Carr,ck
aud Dublin, Baron Of Reufrew. and Lord Of the
Isles. He WAS created Prince OF Wales and
Earl Of chester, By patent, Dec. 4th, ls4l, and
Earl Of Dublin, Sept. 10th, 184a.
The eldest son Of the reiSniDg Sovereign Of
E ls!aud Is Duke ol cosn~ al from his unth,
put Is created Prince Of Walas and Earl t.
t lester by Roya1 Charter. The first rho War
called Prince Of Wa}es, after the coming in OF
the Notmaas, was Edward, eldest son Of Henr5
ILL.,, who united the Principally Of Waies to
the hingdtm Of Lle~ellyp, England, some
hundred yeaIx ago. i he popular opinion lsthat
Edward the FiFst originated the title for his
son, a!tcrmafds Edward H., who was born at
Caernaryon Castle, in Wates- Edward Ill. and
Henry II. never received the title OF Prince ol
Wales.
The young gentleman, who il now IN British
North America, will there appear Is the Prince
Of Nule., AID receive all The Luuors OF Koy aisy
Ia the uui!ed Suites he will travel rs Lord
iseuflew, title derised from the small town o
lien'rew, the capital Of Renfre xshire, in Scot
land. The title il an Old one, formerly born.
~ the eldest Sons Of the Kiogs of Scotland
RenfieW II royal burgh, With population o
a5out :. 900. II is six miles from glasgow, twt
from Paisley, md fifty miles from Edinburga.-
| Forney5 Pfefs.
, 1860-07-31

Suspicious FIRE ON WEST MADISON S7aEz7-
Arrrar.Eo Aasox.-A littla after midnight On
Sunday, family residing in Chambers oyer the
Grocery Store Of German named F. Dowle on
the corner of Madison and Desplaines streets in
tho West Diyision discovered their apartments
full Of smoke.
!. An alarm was given and the store beneath
was burst opsn apd the interior found to be
filed with s!iling smoke arising from fire BE-
ginning IT, burn quite briskly near the centre of
the sau,e,
4 fsw paitsfull Of water we're sufficient to e1-
tinguiah the 1ames, and an examination showed
what must have been deliberate and wilgul
purpose of destroying the building and stock,
for Purposes left to be imagined. Tho ipcen-
diary had surrounded i Auid lamp with light
combustibles and piled upon and about the
same, barrels. boxes aud light wood. The boxes
drawers and barrels which had contained the
stock Of the occupant vera most Of them found
to b entirely empty.
Nr. Dove was taken into custody yeste.dsy
and held to bail for ex animation on charge Of
4Ison.
, 1860-07-31
The Lieut.. Goycr1lorkhIp..Cor
eIlCcA


D<or Sir In obedience 10 the instructions
Of the Congressional Conrension Of tbs I'd dis
tre. If Illinois, held at Dixon Oh the 2sth inst,
hava the honor to present the accompanying
resoItions, requesting that Fou reconsider
your lec1ination OF acceptance OF the Kepuo1',
can 1ominat'on at Decatur lot tie olhee o.
Lieutenant Governor, ard that you snter your
namo to reEnain upon the state t,eket- 1hE
resolutions we're rece'ved M Wath acclan,ution, and
pasSe1 unanimously: hoP'ng an cry answer
and 1At j! viii ee 10 aceolaaace WIN me un.
doubted wlthes OF me hepnoncan par1y Is heIe
expressed. remain very respeet1alig. !on1
obesr:nf sersInt, LANES Losa' fses'oen'.
CAi:7go July ", ls'''
,,.
Aoh- hAse" 4" ne'1A*
D<aF tr:-1 hare the pleasure OF 1ncioslng
, 1860-07-31

A campaign document has bfcn issaed BY
tue Republican State Central Cc:amittce, c:nss

4 camp1gn document has bscn issaed by
tue Republican State Central C2:amittce, CT:
bracinS the following matter:
cArTE, 1-Lesser of Hon. E:wara B~.c.. Of N1'aoc7s,
..np .! L1ncp!n.
CHAPTER 1.-THE Three National 3'atf .r7s- Ierual'
CHI. j. us!as. aut T:eckt,E.dec-
CHATTER III -1hs Wtek:ns {t'sve eod> Rcsosutcn
aatp.ea by the nousas Baltimore Convcnslrn- y 1.h
r tho l'rra scn;t Z, eas":. ffnm n'scss
"G.and Jug Speech IRON Col. Fos1 " AIdIess
10 The rco7:s Of Tenns3 !van:a dc,
cNAF.E N.-HcrsshslS Y. JNhnncn'A Record.
CHAPr!E y.-squstter Sovereignty and tie Afslcan
Slaee Trate-Op;slnus of neu:1as Delegate ftoaa
tiraEa.
t1ArfEE T--Thn Popular soverf:gu:y > LIS dore
-E1iat. from Mr.. Do1kl1s' Ert c.h tn tha sena.r.
Kat 1sn.Is0.
tHArTEE y11.-slavery 1t New Nexc~-set1o,n
White 1.asasers.
CHAPTER yI11.-Sare'r in -c5rs SKI I.cn.cuat e.
q: 1ht Tu5'!cns in tic Territorial Legtlatu1e
Ab7!4I au psoh4bN 5ucce84tu1 Exertiaus Of ta1
1IeHeeracy 10 Preserve End KctAin II.
CHAPTER lN.-Ail votts enE for Douglas arc Civ n
practically u Lseck:nsdtt or Jo l4ssc-
CHATTER -"1he 1ve.l.st ng SitS.r Quest1a.~
CHAPTER N1-L!lco1as sEd Ilarni!4s Letters Of AZ.
cctlancr.
This valuable and cf1rctiye document, HhisI,
comprises the very essence Of The campaign,
is reduced 10 the dimensions Ct sixteen 1sa...s
aud eau thus bc a1or1cd at a yerr low rate
1t will be kept for sals ut lhe PnEss AMI
T,uarSE Office at the following psices: Tws
cents per single copy ; 20 cents per dczen $l.a.
lcr hundred; $40 per thouhanG- Postage on
cent per.copy extra on packages Of twenty O.
less-one half cent per copy on alI others.
, 1860-07-31

TO zaf 7TNs7zts e7 L1Ia D0a50f1Y:
The Special Committee appointed to visit the
"Academic Department Of Lind University" at
the annual examination respectfully submit the
following report. Glasses were examined in TIE
following studies viz:
, 1860-07-31

~ The Tenth Ward Temperance Legion
are requested to rally for an engagement with
orr foo On this {Tuesday) evening, July a1st, in
the Berean Beptiat Church, corner of Desplains
and De Korea streets, at quarter to r. r.
The Legion will to battle by brare men and
true, among whom are Rev. Nj. Hayden, Mr,
McAllister, Cone and Hull.
AL who are in any way interested, either in
favor or opposed, are invited to be present.
, 1860-07-31
GRAND STATE CELEBRATION.
ov WEDNESDAY, ACGCsT 1sT, 1850.
EMASOIPATI0S'S JUBILEE.

EAASo1pATIoS's JUBILEE!
Weinvite all the friends Of Freedom and uu~
nlanity to aid us in commemofatiug an event
which has given liberty to people "ho, for
nearly two centuries. were the gassa1s and seris
Of British tJrants and oppressors.
oanEn Of TEE DAY.
At.a clock the frienaa Of freedom will meet
ntt.c A. II. 6. Church, to rstura thanks to tho
Great Ruler Of the Universe for blessings be-
slowed upou IN euslaved race.
Hartlals n tie Day:-Adam Cazey, W.
Alexander, Ed. Hawkins. P<tsident-J. s.an-
lev. FIee E+e.idenks--J. Il. G. johnson, Rev.
Nr. Woodson. J. " Jeffrey, g. Jackson. Nas-
f<r Of C>rrxsonia-E. G. Freeman.
A. o'clock 4. n. tbs Procession will be-
formed, under the direction Of the Grand Mar
shal, in the following order:
Ss and ss'f essass s;s ( sS:5 &.ss
r:ssp1 ,S.a Il "a Is fe' .ss:ta sSs.; Schools
j. a Kesa e1agT. Ii. cit:i.as I'D ss1a0ss1av
And march to the cars and proceed to Evans
| place:
S;:s;:2 z
:. Essfse =. 1nans5p.tha p a,a
os4rsos. By nos.J. AEGoER LAnGs1oy. obettn, O.
Sa,s "a Il az,li:,1iss Il: Rs2S Chorus. p es'sd''"
t Alter the exercises lre over, the company
| will uartake of dinner, and be entertained by
| other sneakers until tho hour arrives to return
| home.
| COMMITTEE or ARRAScHHExrs.
| James Wilson. Robt- Cash, Lewis Douglas s
|. John Williams, John Collins, e. Duekner, Rob t
] Palmer, Tm. Mumfozd, John Scott and J. II
[ r. Collins.
, 1860-07-31

Saturday. July eth, ANN L. wifs Of Clszk T11ugt,.
aged ~ yea1f
Mnn1ay morning, Iuy 18th, FRANK ruth ERFURl3,
sno Il C4audus D. And AasF Ntsun. axcd Is nons u ID
II daYs.
Feads of the family are nyed u 4ttsnd the unera H.
this morning At 10 o'clock u thsir residence ~ Aleh
arenue4
IN III y tnft, JANE E.. d.ukhter OF John md Eli
betaI Whitley. Ggsa tevcn month. and tfteen tAya,
kB- Sex Yo,k City PAPER. p1sa.e copy.
H. III city. 1uly 3Nh. OF DypAer:a ELIZA, dauEh.s
o. this iAte Jntn v. smith.
Funeral to-day, fTue.dsy} 1t the residence Of R. r.
Dodd ~ Adara street. Ths friends nzti&d attend
~ st. Louis lad Few Y9rk psp ers p!eass copy.
, 1860-07-31

Eos1ox, July 30.-An unsuccessful attempt
wsA made Saturday night to throw the New
York Express traia from the track near Farm
Iin,gham, by placing sleepers across the rails.
The tram Lad teeu running Ut high fpeed, be-
lng behind time, hut the engineer had just shut
oa steam - It Was nearing tha depot, when the
engaoe struck fire sleepers on the track. Three
caught under the cow-csteher and Tern borne
esong nli 'he train stopped. Tic trnin rocked
lSsnsuA's' Saaa eans1ng panic, bnt no damage was
, 1860-07-31
Respectfully. youre,


You had left Springfield without waiting for
this letter, hayiug published the unfinished cor
respondehec. and also Il list Of Jour appoint
merits. l nevertheless waited for more than
week for your reply to my propositions, before
1publi.hea the list Of my appointments. And
nos, though more Than sro weeks have elapsed,
have received no reply to tha! letter. The
public will be much surprised n. your state
ment, made in the E+2ist<r Of July 9Th, that
you had not received my letter. If this were
true, the evasion is a very poor one, as the let
ter was published in the papers, 50 that all saw
/. ercept yourseC.
You, more than two weeks after my letter 10
you, publish in the STATE R<gistsr Of July eth
The following communication
Erltaor.Ln, July e. 1861
lion. EIchAuh Y,Trs:
DkAn S1R:-1 sse in the papers letter ad-
dresscd to me from you, bearing date the l2th
inst, inviting me 10 meet you in jpint debate at
tic following times and places, to wit:
, 1860-07-31

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s!;~1,,,a ,.,.,,,a,;., a,,;.,, IL. 1a., 49,
, 1860-07-31

~ {. 2. scRfr1S, Adssssssf.. Aesa.+ 81 D.ashosse-
auavs4e 10 vfss Advertisements tes aSis an ell
LAsdixa Fopers Of sh4 forth Hxss iA1-hs3<-y
, 1860-07-31

CrnnAsr 1rzxs-The Waukegan Gazetts
Gays CSC bushels Of currants have been shipped
from that place for Chicago the present season,
aud 1000 gallons Of currant wine made.
, 1860-07-31

PEnsoSlt.-Amongst the guests ut the Briggs
House We notice the names Of Rev. c. r. Jenka,
Boston, Rev. F. Remington, New York, IL F.
Cla,ke, U. s. L., md 0. P. Cummings, U. s. n,
, 1860-07-31

THE SHERMAN HorsE.-yery rapid progress
is being made in the erection Of this splendid
structure. Within four weeks from the present
time it will be entirely enclosed
, 1860-07-31
YATES AND ALLEN.
THE WHOLE CASE SUMMED UP.
letter from NIr. Yates.


JAcKsoAvuIE, tuly 81 1ec0
Hos. J. c. Al1Es-Utar Sir The follow.
ing is The correspondence which you published
On the 1e,h Of July as having passed between
u for joint discussion:
, 1860-07-31

EuAxc1PAr1oS IN rnE WEsr Tsp1Es.-The COL
orsd residents Of Chicago celebrate the 26.h
Anniversary of the West Indis Emancipation
BY an excursion to Evanston, on "wednesday,
August 1st. 1860. Train leaves Milwaukee de-
pot Vt . L. II,
, 1860-07-31

E-
The discipline Of the school is excellent, and
all the better, in The minds Of The Committee,
than it is Without con*pieuous drill, or shos0 Of
authority. We are glad to learn that the boys
are very fond of their teacher, md tha. such
pleasant relations suhsists between teachers aud
] pupils, that order and diligence are easily &C.
| orre1
, 1860-07-31

DeaT S.r In tho forenoon ct July 1e,h, at
your request, I carried letter from s1u 10 l!o7,
!. e. Allen. to the Am ricaa Hotel, Springfield.
] learned there he had just left for bis hclnc nj
Palestine. 10 Crawford County ! Immediately
mailed tia letter, addressed 10 linn =. thnt
place. ihe following is an exact copy Of ske
letter. as taken down by Inc on the forenoon ol
July 1eth- Respectfully Yours,
MARTIN Il. CArE1.
, 1860-07-31

Tire dce:s c1e.'n T. no%!,;ts % i,as csct A. A. ;hs
.: Nav nss !eq91st.d T. re;a :n'!s L tae G'y Of
lomi.a:e candidate IN: observation-disclosures, 70 f thu
,acrncy created py The Iceuuaun " Ike Hon. 1ACs T..
H1E!uar.
y. II. Jr7n fhas1ltaQ- Dawn uAvJs,
WV II. isnnW.. Cas-. 3 LAwNr*fE,'
IcllAs =. EU4-ET, wv. 4. Ga1HeHAw,
En.sE.kn lEtE- u. II. fA~ILL.
1it1fAvfH kntn*En. IHos Il. MAhsiALI.
a:vL%ELIrs LAN~:<G. MfLLAEf Z. fLAGG.
t:ALSlx TETnpA1.H- steia T. 1okE-.
tIonAce Wul1E. eetnia.y.
IN
, 1860-07-31

nESH ROOM.-Ample fpace in
~ vsty p'ea ant ode en- Ealy iocneI. AfdFe..
With naras Pot ffce F0s 270. IJ11 e5:a3t
, 1860-07-31
Judge Ac1tDwcsA ApnD1ptmenfRs

II N. W.Ii;ata Kellogg. Republican candidate
for Congress in the IV,h u strsc', will address
the ptopts on political .orica VI the following
times and places:
w-,.in4 'nrzdcy, avS.
, 1860-07-31

WIDE AwAkEs ATTENTION Thu place to
procure Wi1e-Awake uniforms is 10l Ran
do}ph stree:. ut
j}3potx SAx. Duyr i Co.'S
, 1860-07-31

HoS. ]. c. ALtEy-U<ar Sir The follow. |
ing is The correspondence which you published
On the l2,h Of July Rs having passed between
Us for joint discussion:
Erfrxurn1n, July s, 1soo.
l1ov. T1cr4 m YA1rs:
DEAR Sin: AZ expect soon to enter upon the
cansa~s tor Governor, l address Jou 10 know Hit
would be agreeable 10 make joint canvass OF
the State, and il So, whta ne can arrange The
time Of commencing the order Of discussion,
DC. Iour reply will reach me at this place on
tie 10th inst. You're, respectfully,
J. G. ALLtS.
traEer1r1n. July II, 1850.
Hon. J. G. A1trS:
DEAR sln:-four note inviting joint dis
cushion WAS received on yesterday at Jackson
vile. I haze to-day received similar note
from nr. Thomas II. Hope. the candidate to day
nominated By the National Dem- cracy.
Before receiving your note, haa given my
consent to address. Republican mAss meetings
vitat:on for joint discussion. After have
filed the appointments to which am already
committed. / shall be ready to unite with Eny
Of the gubernatorial cund; dates. who may d..
sire il. in I series Of JOINT discussions. will
in short time present you with q list Of times
and places at which l prcposc We shall address
the pcarc. Respectfully, yours.
RICHARD YATES.
siztscfH1o. July II. 1850
Dear SlE:-l received your note Of this eve-
uine just Iii l was preparing 10 leave Spring.
field but vii! remain, il it will be Agreeable
to you 10 meet Ele Tomorrow. when ~e may fix
the ti,nr' and pieces for cur joint discussions,
The order Of discussion. DC:
Mr. Nesbit will hand rhts TO you. Please send
IN auEwer BY him. Yours, respectfully,
J, G. ALLEN.
srp1sc,,.1s. july 1850.
Ho* !. c. A1.rs:
UEAh CIR eanno', without M lette1s sno
Nj, .n;ne ths t;nes snd n1acax 1t whcb couid n,tet
| you in the proposed DISCUSSION. / will, how
eyer, forward you list of the times and pieces
"hicn paoRGwSe, ~ ~ sa1'' raJ.
NesPeet'n"}, 5our'' AlcNA"o AA'I7'
sr-,xc,1r,n .1r.v II. ,sea
Hos. R1caAsn YATES:
ukAR -I1:-lour second note ia recelred,
t'o:e III NY note Of the 5th inst, ns well ~ my
| note OF this evening, was TO procure an inter
vles. By which We could arrange joint canvass
for the campaign, in which arrangements due
regard might 1e had TO outstanding appoint
poseh Jt1at essusrlons- 1cur pToposnaons
| contained IN fpnr first md second notes OF this
evening tnat at sn'ne fu1ufe t1mc, YET entirely
anoennHe] you Will fena me o iss Of appo'nt-
inehts al "afcn y'u propose We shalt aaafees
5ne peop!f WI compel 1ne eatusr 70 eaihna ienhn
from making aay iu1lher aopo;nements. ~ Tint
indefinite Period IS dftermined bS yours1V, CT,
u made 1nl! 10 meet them am pound. there
lore, 10 construe your ans~efs as eTaslons OF
'A' f'l''"' J. G. ALLEN.
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, 1860-07-31

SMALL Fine on S7ArE STakET.-Oa Saturday
night fire WAS discovered in sn,Ill building
near Uhlich's Hotel, but 1t wns e1tinguithed
with but triaing damage.
, 1860-07-31

- Go to John Jones, III Dearborn street
They viii be we'll done aud at prices to suit the