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THE DIXON CONVENTION.


tspselal Dispatch TO the Tres. au4 Tribune.l
Dlxox. July 81, IsSo
The Congressional Convention YVES called to
order aud organized by electing Ex-Alderman
Long of Chicago. Chairman pro tern., aud John
c. Miller Secretary.
4 Committee on Rules and Organiz ston was
appointed, consisting Of six from Cook, two
from Kane, and one from each Of the other
counties.
The Convention then took recess until r.
h., when the committee returned, md reported
AID. Lcng ar President Of tho Convention, ].
c. Miller Of Cook, aud II, D. Merrill of Rock
Island, Secretaries, with Vice Presidents from
each county.
From the Committee on Credentials. E. e.
Larned 0: Cook made majority, and 4. ]. JOS
Ign Of Kane minority Report, on cases of rep
resen!ntion. The latter insisted on each County
voting according to Fremon,'s vote in districts
which would give Cook four less votes, and
Kane two more; Dekalb and Rock Island one
which the majority report was adopted retain.
ing the basis in the call.
The committee reported that they could not
agree Us to which set Of Whiteslde delegates
wete entitled to seats, hut referred the matter
10 the Convention to settle whereupou Kirk Of
Whltcside withdrew the Arnold delegation,
claiming. however, that it was done for the sake
Of harmony, but insisting that they were right
fully chosen.
This led 10 IN excited aud acrimonious dis.
cushion. There was great noise and confusion
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MASS MEETING AT ANA

The Chicago 4 Rock Ialaud R,,1,oad comu,nv h.,1n,
houxh their Agents. ev7e tax Of ono cent pe bu.bel
upqu al R1an. sb M finn. hi. win, ,h r.,. t,
Ing themseyes szd-r%d ,r;.h n .bnv ,h.- .s,r. =.
9hI.n,tu.t,,-,.',. ~. p.r.s. 80 '1>a' -
a"!s% HAs@on" !ae haAsoa4 company Goes not A.
low pEiyL ege osdux md Ii pu!nx our o, ry,fn
un2..a ~ nv ,htm an mn N .ve,v ,he,..,s h,t.,
1A Nv 'p.A e'e'' t4o'saaa oaaneS seot
ne DO ROT object to p3yr the customary warehouse
ths,zra vbs,. no "a. A. - "a. .h., .-..h -. -
-" s"et "AeHoa'e' oa' "e
~1a 70 haFe me ps1se8e OF weighing aad ahptjG our
grain upon the track It aoy time hit ". ~ i. ia 10
N and m. h. oh,a.d +.,.v an -. .....,, :.
~ W 'lo per tnousaaa ousael4 'cs
hAr1nE our gain weighted.
The dfre.t ea.rt ~ sh1. sr,tsrc t.+o s~,,a. ..H&
-,.,- ~ ' $Neuae '1ae' o"s
-. .- e 49, - A@oaa eoaa'nx among IT, He4
<~..Wf. f A~'"'.N1 .'1a ene Company Akea's"
$500 -. ~ -. ~ ps'AskS VI 'oso'ae upon
s.,.,,.~. y. ~ ~e3 <'s' 10 oa,es INC fane
,o.n -. 49, ~ o4s' @AH VI os etop VI
.o..' 49,. "s@'. ea A"ppea upoo tnls 1'A'cao
~ W. ~s ~ aA.7 gone 70 tne cn ego. bur
~ - ~. ~usos4 4e ea ''e esop ot 10"
~. 'sa " <ao 'N1e' "At''"a' 1nses' '0l' LAX Is fe-
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;F01 .S::dlg.

TO BUTCHERS.-I offer to sell
= ny basehesinx estahllshm. nj, eoutatnipa m,-kt
snoke house. Ice rnon, slaughter house Il. TX x.n,
nos7eA .as a. steAE thHppeE dinx the h. - rra
uEcfs- 'A't' Aoo4 EoontT
, 1860-07-27

L1ScoLS AID uAxL1x.-There will be meet
ing OF the Lincoln aud uam1in Club at their
rooms eos Randolph street, this (Fsiday) eve
ming Addresses will be made by some Of our
prominent Republicans. Friends Of the csuse.
let there be good turn out
8. c. BLAKE. Sec'y.
, 1860-07-27
Hon. Richard 1ntc~,
Republican candidate for Governor of fl1nois
will address his fellow citizens on political top
les At the fnl]owi :;r.s ord ~f..n. .-..


Carl Schurz, Esq the distinguished orator of
Wisconsin,, will address his fellow citizens in
Illinois. in the German language, land possibly
also in Eaglish,) at the following times and
places:
Saturday. July 18th
Appointments for Mr. Schurz in the counties
OF Monroe and Randolph will be hereafter an
Roupced
, 1860-07-27

BcRcIABs IN sL1HBo.-Yeaterdsy morning two
young fellows were arrested N the West Diyis-
ion, by officer Williams. haiing from St. Louis,
and giving their names ~ George and Frank
Jones, aliases Of course. Officer Williams and
his men hare been watching, them for sone
time. Upon searching them after their arrest,
there were found in their possession several
very suspicious looking articles. among which
were burglars dark lantern, 80 arranged as to
be worn attached to belt, leaving both hands
free 10 operate; and q bottle of chloroform.
They we're locked up, to give time to investigate
their doings little farther before examination.
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4 Formidable Aer-~to-

4rs 4a., aa'' 30~a Htat< Ato,is. published at
enha pempera1ic journal in thst s,.t,, ~ ~.
nonnoe' in its last issue that it will ns-, sa, ~
drop the namea Of Douglas and johns, se. e.
thereafter gii'e An enthusiastic support ~ M w.
coin and Hamlin, A'1-
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JOHN HICKMAN ON THE STUMP
Let everybody read John Hckmans scatt-
Ing speech on Douglas printed in another part
Of this paper.
ADVICE, GRATIS.

The New York Tribune devotes n column
10 tha apnihilation Of Verplanck Van Ant
werp, Of Iowa. When the writer Of the d!a-
tribe 10 which we refer, dernolishes that Iowa
nonen,ity, let him turn his battery upon his
granny and fire away like fury. Eerplanck
and the granny arc Of about equal importance
in Il political sense. By ali means, give gran
nG q hrnadsidnt
, 1860-07-27

Suor11rT1So.-The money drawer of Mr..
Friedberger, shoe dealer, No, 1913 South Clark
street, was robbed of one dollar ID change on
Wednesday afternoon.
, 1860-07-27

Held TO DA1L.-The boy Chevett, arrested
for the burglary at the news depot Of Bamford
l. Baldwin, has been held to bail in $500, and in
default, committed.
, 1860-07-27

Han. William Kellogg, Republican candidate
for Congress in the IVth D strict, will address
the people On political topics AZ the following
times and places:
Blandasvie. .Fttiav, July r
6u.hue!i- ..-S19afdas- r
,AEI !uea4AS@
Gt1QE$s AUE+
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The NEATnER.-Iesterday brought out tho
linen suits and summer appareling, but every
body KEEP: their eye on the lake and looked out
for change.
, 1860-07-27

1Aso@A.-aon. Dean Richmond, n. r;
Judge J. P. Putnam, Boston: Hon. a n. Phil,
tps. Aaas., are staying n the Richmond House.
, 1860-07-27

70 Tie only iuquests At the Coroner's Office
yesterday were "locals in quest Of items, the
which as they did not get, the matter becomes
too solemn for jesting.
, 1860-07-27

In article In the Constitat;oa Of this morning
is ominous to the otfice-holders- They had
thought from the Presidents speech, stating
that every Democrat w2s 1t liberty to support
either nomination, =: neither being regular"
that ihey could do 80, and that there would be
no calls for subscriptions during this cam
psign. 1he Coast,saeioa explains that they
were not bound to support Ar. Breckinridgs
On Tho score Of regularity Of nomination, but on
The ground that he IL tho true fationat Demo-
essiis candidate. This ia the justification for
ing op SUBSCRIPTIONS In the usual way in tho
th;p1 h;menta I'M Tor The Br :ek,nridgs Interest," The
~4Aus LA oeen going On for day Or two.
, 1860-07-27

DAnlsc.-A lady shopper on Lake street yes
terday afternoon had her watch seized and an
attempt made to tear it from her person By
scamp, who succeeded in getting away without
arrest, and without the booty.
, 1860-07-27

WIDE AwAKKs.- regular meeting Of the
Chicago Wide Awake Club will be held thus
evening in their Hall, No. 80 Lake street. E.
G. Assay, Esq, and J. D. Ward, Esq.,, will 3D.
dress the Club. Let the members turn out.
AL are invited to attend.
, 1860-07-27

SxRNoSs At the W1owAN.-The tenth Of the
Sabbath aftSruoon sermons, at request Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, will be de-
lirered at the Wigwam on Sabbath next at P.
H., By Rev. Henry Whipp1e, Of the Indiana
street II. E. Church.
, 1860-07-27
Correspondents Of 4e Press and Trtbune.1

oeea exceeded but for the rain.
In the forenoon q Zoe pole, 140 feet high,
was raised BIZ the Wide. Arotas III. pat;n
olass paoo attended and a martial band came
IN ire n the town Of fremont On regular fence,
rail wagon. 1t attracted much attention There
WIS mt ,e.a than th..s . ,.~-sss. 4@1on. 4De
.,r;a~..,~ =. ~A LUCE uunufeo wagons anu
sA''4sses'n Inc various processions-all ofthem
supplied with banners,but none OF them striking
or remarkable. Two pcculia.iticg there verc
. apoa' Tue @ee,'ng-l; was composed almost en-
@'e!y ol Aoeloo1ing and well TODD country
people, and theT were all brimminr fnll Of Re-
publican erthns,asn NJ, ,a. .r 49,.
donhtod 4,ax ,-o,,,1 A. rn'n'
sA 'ae5 "ou'u eto9lons!S redeem iaze-
well County next fall; and they will do it. 1t
makes man feel rood tn h. amoro srcb rao.
ple. never saw - NO., ~a,o;.
;,o 49, .I..s De" ae'e'te "ss"e1 greet
lug toao 1ney gave MIR. Trumbull.
1upGE 1nuxnuIL's SPEECH.
Judge Trumbu}] VIVA ;,,rod,c.d h. ch.,,,s
Towner, Ia openea bv dae,ar;aa ~. ~ amnnass ss
to be impartial. F4rst, he said, will define the
Republican creed. We ara in faror of ona,inr
n ,r.,+ 0F1s
a' n'eo"as !" LUG facine; IN H.
Sor OF gising to every actual settler leo acres Of
land; III favor Of an economical administration,
nj the nm
so' e1oaaea' IN 'a'or ol preserving all
na1'onal territory ior freemen. Does any Dem
ocrat object to this? Perhaps some NAV take
execution to onr on;n;,, IN raaard a. L..
w. 80, T.. =, ~ ~ e.n'e':'
''s 10 zee "nhs our 'a1he1a thought
and did. In 1889, one Of the first acts Of Con-
gress was the prohibition Of slavery in the
Northwestern Territorv 7, Ism r-d;a,o r..
,;.a 80
''1"tJ "oe otean11eu Will proHleltlon; IN
1905 Michigan; in 1909 Illinois; in 1886 Wis
consin; in 1888 Iowa, Slavery was nrob;1,;,ea
:, al ,r.h.n +. icon -, ..s
- a.. ~ '"e"' ~ Ao-o al ooF 'erritors nof1h
OF Mason ond Dixon's line was consecrated
To freedom. We ser. then. TINT the
,,;f,-,, ,,o,;,r. - ., .
uA'o'" l'"es " ouf government previous
to 1850 was to prohibit s'aver5 in all territories
in which there WIS no xpcc,a! clause ia the
deed Of cesslon Baoctionipg it. The Missouri
line was even run throug Texas Was there
sny civil war 1T consequence Voices, no. no
Well. tue old doctrine wHs thrown aside, slaye.
r. was invited to take possession Of any terri.
tory it could; and there have been heartburn.
ing and threatenings ever since. Would there
moi hare been continued peace had the policy
Of cur fathers been let alone? Voices. Ger
tainly-and cheers.]
Our creed fasors the giving OF OUT public
lands to free white meu-not 10 negro slaves.
[Cheers.l The Opposite doctrine ia l,eld bv tbia
modern Democratic party. ] eay modern, be-
f1use tns as@ q toat parry Is Just sx years.
, 1860-07-27

4 CcLr's REvoLyRR.-A Mr. Burroughs was
driving spirited colt on West Madison street
on Wednesday, "hen the animal ran away, and
brought up in ditch, throwing Mr. 3. COM
pletely ovcr his head, hruising him considers
, 1860-07-27

CHICAGO AND LAKE SurER1oR.-Yesterday the
good steamer Lady E1gin arrived from Lake
Superior, With 4 full complement Of passengers,
and will feare again this evening for smother
pleasure trip to Lake Superior. Already 100
berths are engaged.
, 1860-07-27

We are a1l for the success of Bell and
Everett" says the E1prtss, ''by defeating Lin
"only, and by carryin the election to the Con.
".gress Of the United States, where, under tile
"operations at the 9onstltution, wise, safer,
sand more experienced man will be chosen to
{. '.di.charge the duties Of the Presidential
"of1ice." That is to say, Joe Lane! Such is
curing 4'the success Of Bell and Everett"
What precious humbng! Dothey suppose The
americans and Old Whigs Of this State are ell
ninnies, to be led into such trap?-N ].
T..hrna
, 1860-07-27

SPIRITUAL MAS1vEsrA11oxs.-Niss Ada L..
Hoyt. Ripping and Writing Test Medium, will
bold public meetings at Kingsburv Hall on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Tt lrs:sy and Friday
evenings at eight o'clock. Admission ten
cents. 80
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-" Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll done and at pricea to auit tho
ksne4
, 1860-07-27
A New Circus CompanY.-.>& Hero we
are ncalu ugr. mcrrYm4n y

a
are AGAIN NRr. merrymAn.ss
Lovers Of the legitimate "hos " drama and
admirers Of the exploits Of agile feet whethe.
equine or athlete, that kick mp Olympic dust in
the arena, who have mourued since the tribe oil
Levi departed from the huge establishment that
erst knew them on Monroe street, and in Chica-
60 hare literally aud all too mournfulIy known
no North," will rejoice thst the festooned cob
webs. heavy and venerable With dust, a-e to no
longer constitute The undisturbed and fanereal
drapcry Of that ap-board Coliseum.
Circle and stage are come occs more into ute,
aod We no longer despair Of the return of The
family Of that Mr.. Merryman whose "Here We
are again" it sure to move upon the cacpinatory
muscles Of all little boys young aud old.
North's Amphitheatre Is to be rejuvenated,
re.opened and its sleepy echoes awakened. II
has been taken By a company Of unrivalled at
tainments in the trieE and postur< line," deft
and shrewd fellows all. in "!kap<reAs <qu;poise,'
and "gronnd and lofty tumblers" of The lofti-
est and best grounded description. The Ravels
are nothing 10 this troupe, and We are glad
those excellent artists have played out their
o"~~sss'"' 0e"oou "uu ".' 'ae s.ty' ~ are
sute', uapps Will one SUCH a:sae''oo' 'o'ner
4ea. euas a4st a"4s'
>. wv ~ A.ep W. 4eaae'a 'oosef 'so'n tue W.
e4oas n ,a'o' eue Anp,.nei' n.s oeen 'easeo
-. sas' .e,@ - S''e' ,ae3 "no e's.
ee'asAs g, AoaDs Aa"u.'s oasfe''
n'"eA' ~. aous'sAeo e1eee''as's Until young
tan"S's . o''ls oegan 10 acean ala'e' OF "hleh
o''ou' a''aek 'ae en''o oieo ID lis 'eetn'ng' 'o'
nera' Expenses s'''! unpaid:
1ne prosrau'1ne nas no1 oeen 'nfnisneo Us lof
Tue series ol entertainments 70 come OIL 81 a.
~ Tue ne" es'aotsn"en., oos VIII
os OUT IN oue 'lme' VINO can oouo'
.nA' e'er5'n1'g wan Dc put upon Ine
ooaios aaa Drought 'nlo 'oe s1ng wan 'ne iul'
ta'en' ot 'oe company II Will Dc ufamaue,
equestrian, "S"o@S''c ano Auseu" al III
oae' .s ~ 'ne !as'ef teA'use II VIII possess
aapps A'n", n'ina" WOMB e''e n'sese ana
MS 'oat poano ''ou' " feptoouee ~ us ao'n.
au' es.1'''su.,ea'. Ane napPs ramny win
w pa1 W. NM % po"e.1o, sAs,, 'oe nfS' Aao"
'eau 1"e "e4o"y' tae AeFo'@ leao1ug Ii
, 1860-07-27

The Hon. Leonard Sxc.t, Republican nomi-
nee for Presidential Elecfor, will address the
people on political topics at ths following times
md places:
, 1860-07-27

EXCURSION 70 k.ASkAkEs.-We take pleasure
in calling The attention Of our readers to an ex.
eursion proposed to. be given under the .uspice.
oftbe ladies Of Calvary presbyterian Church.
on Tuesday, the 3!st. 4 train Of car, il to leare
tho Illinois Central Railroad depot at 81 Ax
(stopping also for passengers At RinQold pJ.ce
At ~ } to visit the interesting colony Of
Father chiniguy at Kankatee, toward which
tho astsntion OF the public baa bean 10 generally
attraetsd. There il avery reaaon to believe that
all will derive much Qualification from the trim
and it Is to bs hoped that the train may be both
long aud full. The tickets are only 50 cents md
bali price for shildrea, which ought to ensure a
large attendance. Children should be .ccom.
panied By their parents or friauda
, 1860-07-27
Judge H4A4Aufecksa aAppofntmeutx

The bon. Frederick Hassaurcck, Republican
e:ectnr at large Of Ohia, will address his fellow
citizens in Illinois, in the German language, 4.
the following times and places:
letes: 'urE. Friday, Ju. eth
SpfnE1 h... Saturday. July &:.
Decatur. Monday july sur.
Gateua.. dA}, July 8sst.
, 1860-07-27

1HE ALLEGED u4fAUL1nk Rs-
OF the Young .-~uKRs.-The case
,-.-.u Nogers, under arrest for a.
'eged embezzlement in the Canal Collectors OF.
fee, was on hearing again yesterday before
Justice Wallis. The prosecution put in sri.
deoce certain bank checks on Mr Kinxie's pr;.
vate account ard one Insurance check.
The bank checks made = total Of $57s. a. ard
the Insurance check WAS for &5.s a. There
sums were to make up deficiencies in the Canal
account from time to time. The books showed
that the amount Of Canal money received 1t
Bridgeport was e3s.es7.4s, of which amount
only $3e,o79.7e was placed in Rogers hands.
the checks abore referred to making Nd the de-.
6ciency.
The prosecution here rested ths case, md wit
nesses for the defence not being in attendance.
the case was then adjourned to this morning at
nine, o'clock.
Boar RAck.-A boat race eams of las. eYrn-
ing between the Hattie, owned by ]. johnson
and Frank Walker, and the Matte, owned by
Charles Olcutt and 0rson Smith, for an eight
dollar silk flag. TIE distance rowed is sstinps-
tel to be ct miles. and Was from the corner Of
ths breakwater, south Of Sturges and BuckinR.
hams warehouse, to the Illinois Central Round
house and back. The boats kept close to each
other until after rounding the stake-boat, when
the Matte gradually drew ahead, and CAME in,
winning the flag in inst 80 minutes, one minute
and seconds ahead Of The Hattie.
, 1860-07-27

q hil1er's Hail; 1nyigoratsr-the best in
use. y. I. Hackley, agent, 500 State street.
fe20-3m.
, 1860-07-27
From Warrington.
Especial Dl patch to the N. Y. Tnbupe.1
WA1u.xo7ox, Tu.sday, July q, 1850,

Aror4kR DE7ALcArior.
Defalcation follows upon deialcation. Tb.
name Of Asjtr Sutherland, Quaste1master of the
Marine Corps, was yesterday struck from The
roll Of the service BIZ reason Of bis defenlt ia
the Government IN sum risipg $4,000. He
was suspepded from command some three
months a,uce, ia enable him to mste good The
default but the Suspension was without effect
amount for which they are liable il nearly up
to the amount Of Major Suthcrland's indebted.
ness.
, 1860-07-27

sE- Campaign caricatures, portraits, charts,
photographs. badsc, medals, speeches, lives of
the candidates, and ant thing else in the CAM
paigu way furnished to agents and all others ut
low rates. by McSally & Co No. 81 Dearborn
street
, 1860-07-27

The QuEsr1oSs.-A proposition is put for
ward for public debates in theWigwam between
our home orators, on the questions Of tho day.
The committee for the Preparation Of "issues
the basis Of discussion" )" make their Second and
Third as follows:
9. Ought the Republican party to triumph in
the present Presidential campafgn7
8: Ought the Republican party to be defeat
ed?
For the sake Of en1arging the "va.iety, two
others might be added:
4. onght the Democracy to triumph2 If 60.
which my
5. Ought the Democracy To be defeated, If
SO, which the mostf
Not to omit Belleverett, the list might be in.
creased:
6. Which is the greatest writer, Edward Cobb
OF Sylsanas Everett, Jr.s
Z. Should the latter be called Junior after his
father dies!
8. In certain event will Bonner of the L<<t.
ger, get the Public Printing! If not, whv not
.. Is man eyer justitiaole in either erent!
If so, in which!
0Ter all Of these, discussions might spring
up, warm, if not " igwsm.
, 1860-07-27

HLoURNGcs MILL FOR SALE!
PEoxiA. iL11xou.
ms N has been newly lt and contain. everv modem
nu1s1seA be most romp'ete mills In tho STATE al i
st Il n tTo pab uf Rants Patent Butr esch Of Vhrh
Ike ~ barrels rer hour making x-eae v1tfk ariI
81 aualy oe oouE thar can bs msle ~ The In nsoerst
EST ESfai tor 4 xheas. THE WilOLE o. FART iSTEf:
oiher iii, saf aa H. - Tho s ssous Of burs
bosn,ss past Of the ...c:pe The situation Is In Il
6sak Of lie -s,y. Water etrrtt. Peorls On The
s"tre Of large grain growing district md easy Ac-
lest the EssfeEn anil $oufEeFn markets. The crops in
the surrounding ue!gnho.h promise Ereat abundance nd
oneF "A oppnr unity 10 make laKe fArs1ne to Of
enterprise and sufficient eek t. APPLY the
PEORIA cirY FLqrR NILS,
Whers Tho Patent Burs may be At work passn.
rs&hts oetainet. 1y33!m
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
y 4 stsam FIGURING Mlll In Fulton CITY, whE.eside>
!'ounty, Illinois. The M has three fett lnt
F-ench utr pair fer wheat xa4 fur corn. TIC
two run axe nn- hundred baFefs Of Flour in
fur hourx and the husS Is ftte tut the fourth 1t
bu.rs. Tbs Mii1 has :: large Custom Work. and any
karnad Tish the Mill roor, and the MEs.kspb K,T.r
10 st. Louis ani New Us This Al built by and
fIf Of tie drm Of Thomas Bradford ( Co. who ha
hen In the MIL kus1ueas for kwtnty ears u ono
Of the
BEST ARRANGED AND MOST CONVENIENT
Mills Of is s!ze II IT, Wesand everything IN the best Ut
osaef P1 payment wlt he taken In real e.tat4 In Cu-
einnati v:c,ay. Fur further inf 5trat.oa Apoy 10
JUN FLACH, st the Mlil. OFT,
JOHN BRADFORD,
JsgEW 59 " Walnut street circl! natl. Ohio.
, 1860-07-27

CIrY YNoRTAL17r.-Thet totsl number of deaths
in This city for the month Of June was 155, a.
follows:
30utn -
, 1860-07-27
THE CITY.

EXCLUSION announcement Of Excursion
Of Home Missionary Society to Kankakee City,
, 1860-07-27

HonsE Suow.-The Sixth Annual Exhibition
Of the National Horse Show and Ladies' Eques-
triau Fair, will be held at Ja1esvie, Wis. S~-.
4th, 5tb, 9Th and Ttb, 1eG0 --vt.
list Of three IT, "a rich premium
--vcaand dollars, is offered, open
70 exhibitors from ali the Stntrs and c.,odo.
, 1860-07-27

WA.BAsu.-An Indian has come to town, q
notable Indian, Us gay as war paint and bright
wampum and feathers can make him. 4 gay,
grim, grinning savage. apparently Of humor
50 violent that if any body should call him
"Lo, the poor Indian," he would incoutiueat.
II get up m essay on (that) man Of most
vengeful tomahawk and scalping knife charac-
ter. He's a remarkable "Insen." Formerly
in Government employ, he was got ont Of his
''native wood" as the dgure-hsad to the q.
s. frigate Wabash, at Philadeithia, kome year
or since, but it is eaid, &c. decidedly hostile
were his looks, {and from inspection
ne resdily believe this,) the Secretary
Of the Navy was fearful he would dis
turb our amicable relations with the rest
Of mankind. lie Was sold at auction (the In
dian, not the Secretary at tho Navy Yard, and
from his purchaser, las been taken into q al.
lent partnership with William Y. Daniels Of
this city, and is now fast and firmly posted on
the sharp corner Of the Matteson House. " out.
side manager" Of Mr. Daniels extensive Cigar
and Tobacco Establishment Wabash wears a
most ftrocious look, aud braudishes fearful
knife aud tomahawk, but the expression he
wears il only intended for those wao doubt the
genuineness and quality Of Mr. Daniels tobac
CO. Since nobody here doubts that, NO.
take Mr. Indians scowl as a. xus eau
pronounce hi.~ - persona]." but all
the finest specimen Of wood
sary1uw cyer broarhk tn this ritv
, 1860-07-27

. ~ eGeA'o W oe StlAeu I1at t1e BELL men and
douglas men have formed coalition in Georgia,
Fire members of each party are 10 constitue The
electoral ticket; If their votes will elect either
Bell or Douglas they are to be cast for that
purpose; otherwlee each Ave is to vote for its
oEn candidate. This arrangement, which fully
exhibits the weakness Of Douglas and johnson
in that Southern State where they were sun
posed to be strongest, is denounced with errut
*armth BY the Rome Courier, one Of the most
efficient Journals OF the Bell party in Georgia
1t has excited our most unqualified condcm-
nation" says the Courier. "Such shameless.
unrrincipled, insulting proposition was nerrr
before made 10 honest men. We look ia vain
Upon the part Of ths Douglas faction it is a cor-
:ttsion Of their utter imbecility, is prompted bY
he fear Of the overwhelming and merited
defeat which awaits them, aud evinces a
disregard, res, q contempt for cur honor,
honesty: and fidelity to principle, which
should meet With nothing but indignation
aud scorn. We could not agree to such coali-
tion without surreudering those principles FIR
which We hare coutended for years, and which
we have regarded IS essential to our interests,
our safety, and our equality in the Union. We
could not prove 80 aithless to our section, so
recreant to our oaty, as to jain those whom we
have always denounced AZ our worst enemies.
and who are striving TO put in power a party
whoae political heresies are more dangerous to
the South than the doctrines of the Black Re-
publicans."
If the more jealous adrocates.of D=ll aud
Everett in the South receive with such indigna-
tlon the comparatively equitable arrangements
scheme Of the leaders Of their party in New
York, who propose that all the votes Of tie
party should be given solid for3Douglas? Would
they not say that such scheme was COMES.
sion OF utter imbecility, erincing contempt
,or ,1 honor, honesty, and fidelity to principle:
, 1860-07-27
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