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There was grand Republican demonstration
IN Milwaukee on Wednesday. II surpassed in
numbers and spirit any thing of the kind wit
messed there for q long time. The nominations
Of Lincoln, lIamlin. and Potter, were ratified
By acclamation. In the evcning, the music,
the bon6res. the thunder Of cannon aud the
brilliant turn out Of the "Wide Awakes,'
roused the enthusiasm Of The multitude to the
highest pitch. The meeting WIS 4 splendid
success, and satisfied both friends and foes that
Wisconsin ssound to the core.
One Of the German wards turned out pro.
cession Of 600 strong. Another Of the ue1mau
wards marched 500 men to the meeting. These
hare heretofore been the Democratic strong
holds. The change going on among the Ger
mans is wonderful. II IL revolution. Not
less than one thousand Of Them have declared
for Lincoln and Potter who never before cast a
Republican vote.
Il. Ksiesmaun, Esq Of this city. made bril-
liant and effective speech iu English and Ger
man 10 the night meeting. he spoke nearly
two hours to crowd Of lo,ooo persons, aud
VISA enthusiastically rpp1auded. lis country
men were delighted with him.
The bnttom has tumbied out of The German
wing of the Democracy in Milwaukee. The
party will have few but Catholic Irish left in it
By election day. Orr Republican friends are
sanguine Of storming that citiadel Of pro.
slavery party next fall.
, 1860-07-13

MYsrEn1oEs DlsArrEARAxcE.-An Irish ser-
want girl, residing at Mrs. Bradley's, NJ. TAG
Buffalo street, on Friday night Of last week,
night dress. She has not been heard from
since. She was subject to fits Of mental de-
preston and menta! alienation. Much anxiety
is felt in her behalf. She took no other articles
Of clothing, but left her wardrobe, small
amount Of roncy aud other articles, ut her
room.
, 1860-07-13
Welcome to Hon. John A, Gurfev.

Tie constituents and frienos Of Hon. John 4,
Gurley gave him very handsome and tnthasi
assic reception last night, 1t tho corner Of Eighth
and Mound streets. The meeting was by all
means the largest political gathering of the sea-
son, and the rery best spirit prevailed through
out. There seemed TO be m earnest desire On
the part Of the multitude to honor in a fitting
manner = man who has faithfully, honeatly aud
ably represented his constituents and the whole
country, in Congresa-a thing Of late 80 n,ze ~
to require some such popular recognition. The
meeting was very large, and to the loud and
hearty huzxas Of tbs people tho cannon udded
thunder in welcome. The complete success o.
the affair Is an earnest Of the manner in which
The Second Congressional District will be swep,
by the Opposition ticket this fall
There were present many gentlemen Of char
s.ter aad influence, whom one does not offer
see At political dsmonstrAiions The e;ompli
been the representative OF the people, &nd b.
his manly course has won the esteem aud coud
dencs OF many who did not vote for him twt
years aeo, but will do 90 should he bo again .
candidste,-Fin. GaE<tte, l2IA iut.
, 1860-07-13
The High cI0ol.

Ane AAlEA GA0ols
Ep1rons Pass AND TRIBUNE la behalf Of
many parents and youth, I thank you for your
recent editorials with regard to the High School.
Your reasonings are correct, and your CON-
plants Of the Board well founded. You have
expressed what many families have deeply felt,
but hare hitherto endured almoat in silence.
The injustice Of the policy pursued By the
Board may be better seen By its operations in
an individual case. 0ae year ago, a boy who
was nearly gear older than the preacribed
age, applied for admission. At the savere e1-
animation 10 which the class we're subjected,
his percentage Of correct answers was eight
higher than lad ever been required before, set
it was still one short Of the new standard adopt
ed By the Board, without previous notification
adopted indeed after the examination, and for
the sole purpose Of excluding pupils. lie was
at precisely the right age to commence the stu
dy Of the class'cs with profit, and it was sad
arbitrarily shut out
But they all Looked forward with hope to the
examination last Christmas. 1t came. and
sgaln be with others went through the severe
ordeal, only 10 find in the end that the stsadard
WAS again raised. 1t matte1ed not that his per-
centaks Of correct answers had risen some six
or seven above tbs previous examination, it was
still one below the new demand. The prize WAS
tantalizugly put Just beyond his reach, although
thfre was plenty of room in the costly buting,
and others were there enjoying its privileges
who had entered with less preparation.
With keen sense of the Injustice done, ret
with commendabe perseverance, the boy has
just applied aglin, and is now waiting in uocer-
taintv to know the result. We are informed
that hereafter there is to be but one examine
tion y year, aad if now the powers tLat be de-
termiae to make another of their long strides
upward, all hope may lie postponed fur a whole
year-time enough to discourage many a pro-
missing lad, and change his whole future course
of life.
This is fact, aud one Of class which Illus
trates the intrinsic wrong Of the policy. It is
unjust to all parties-certaiuly 10 the appli-
cauts, to whom honor requires that there should
be some dedaite and known standard Of ouali-
fcatton for admission. It Is not honorable 10
hold out to them the hope Of entrance, and then
Arbitrarily destroy that hope for no fault of
theirs.
Parents. too, should be permitted to know
what is required, that they may plan with s,me
degree OF certainty for their sons and daugh-
ters. They can learn what is required to enier
any college in the country, but it must be a
shrewd man who can positively tell how much
knowledge will open the doors Of the Chicago
High School. And moi cover. one who has psld
taxes to educate the children Of others at that
School, has right 10 complain when his own
child, equally qualified for admission, is turned
aWey. Yours, JCsflcE,
, 1860-07-13
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.

Henry CASE. Esq, Of Scott county was
nominated By tho Republicans Of tho With
District as their candidate for Congress, at
Springfield On Wednesday. Mr.. Case is a
young lawyer Of Winchester, man Of de-
cided ability aud will make a vigorous fight
against the large odds with which he will have
to contend. II be does not put McClsrnand
over a hard road before November, VIC shall be
greatly mistaken.
-Oa the same day, Dr.. WnuAx JAIME Of
Springfield was nominated as a candidate for
State Senator in the District composed Of San.
Canon aud Morgan cou: ties. Dr.. Jayne is
pretty widely known as Ex.Mayor Of Spring
neld--baving been the first distinctive Re-
publican, We believe, ever elected to that Of:
n,e. He is one Of the most popular men in
saugamcn county, and will make Murray Nc.
connen get around pretty lively, ,notwithstand'
ing the potent influence Of Mattcsons cash
{eanal scrip in the latter's favor.
, 1860-07-13

1nEx71R1Ep.-The unfortunate suicide who
drowned himself in the canal, as stated in our
last issue, has since been identified as ue1mut
Algrim, man about sixty years Of age, who
lived on Reuben street near the lims kiln. He
lcases wife md two children. No motiEe is
assigned for the rash act.
, 1860-07-13
Nelu a1herti57t11fntS.

~ c. II. ScRiFkE. AdpsE.isxs A1rs&. g Esoyt-44-r,
Il autor1ei 10 Ftesfss Ai+7sia~ts lAts u T..
t%tds79 Fapevs a. tAs F"r7h ht't. f,:.hSitf
, 1860-07-13


The Douglas men are beginning to deny
that their champion ever said he didn't caro-
whether slavery was voted down OF voted up.
L reference to the Congressional Globe + r
1863, part !, page IS, will refrc h their
memories on this point They will there
read, in Mr.. Douglas speech in the Senate, on
the 18th Of December, 1857, as follows
.Bu, AN told tn al 4des '1h. jost walt ths pro-
slavery clause will voted down. That does not obv2s
nuy Of my ohec4!oa Goes not dm!ntsh Any of hsm
You have nka to force Free Stale Cou.u.ion
On Kantas thsn siAve State Con1tituou. II Kansas
wants Slave Stats Cop,uut.on, ais has right to IL Il
T. she Fna ktA&e Constutop, ths has nkt to It.
It IN uo1e Of business which way tn slAvey cause s
d..drd l cAx1 xoT wnk41H II VOTED Down Oh
vorEn rr."
This was his laaguasc,-what was his scnti-
ment? Did be mean that he (Douglaa) as IN
individual, had No preference as between tla-
very aud freedom? Or did he mean that al a
Senator ofthe United States, and the leader Of
a party, it vas his business to regard one as
rood as the other in the votes which he might
rive. and in the direction he might indicate to
h;a followers7 If either sentiment IL woree
than the oth.rt We regard the latter rs far
more dctoetlb.c than tue former. As IN in'
dividua1, Mr.. Douglas may deem slavery as
GOOD tling as freedom without exercising
any widespread inau :nce for harm. As =
Senator, he cannot oote that slavery is as
good as freedom, without stamping the ltgis'
latiou Of Ills country with that balo:ul ides.
rs the leader Of numerous party, be cannot
instil in his followers the principle that they
ought not to care whether slavery be Voted
down or voted up, without inocu1alipg large
nufnbers Of them with the be1ief that the one
is II good, as moral, a. beneficial as the other.
Shall re have tbs young men Of America cdu,
cated to believe that slavery i. as GOOD as
Eeedonf II 10, reopen the African a1ava
trade, and get all Of ths good thing that il to
h had. 1fso, by nj means rots for Do,c,..
, 1860-07-13

LAST E1Gur OF SIGSoR BLa7z.-This Friday
evening st kingsbury Hall, on Saturday after
noon, commencing at O'Clock, Signor Blitz
will give his last entertainment for ladies and
children. Admittance for children, ten cents.
, 1860-07-13

we learn that grand barbecue will be given
under the auspices Of the Wide Awakes," On
Saturday a. 4 r. H., corner Of St. Clair and Hu-
ron streets.
A Liberty pole will be raised, aud speeches,
songs, &C.. &C., will fill the programme, which
will be published tomorrow.
, 1860-07-13
r. ". GATES QUARTZ MILLS,
FOR PIEES PEAK.

Our QlaEz Lea And Si Site airady securtd IA or
mar Mountain City The best Ct reer.nee. will be given
and requseaone ohe1s med apply. For further Infer
nation apply at =. tic Wavey ouse - aad 2e5
Kln1e street, To 4. u COLBY. j5l1lt
, 1860-07-13

COMMENCEMENT or TIE n. ". FEMALE COLLEGE
At EvASsroS.-The anniversary exercises ut the
Female College at Evanston closed yesterday,
the occasion Of Commencement.
, 1860-07-13

/ IMPORTANT TO GRAIN BUY
- tUR AaL1-A Gain Warehouse. With ssean.
nos cut oi tGT .oa W;' cf ~ Ia
Chc1ko. ~ -. cuH t0G
, 1860-07-13

REPUBLICAN, MEErtxa.-There will be meet
ing Of the Lincoln 4 uamlin Club at their Hall,
No. EOS Randolph street, this Friday erecing,
at o'clock. TIE Hon. 4. W. Mack Of Kauka.
kee, will address the meeting. Let all true
Republicans attend j. ". BELL, Sec'y.
, 1860-07-13

CHICAGO Men At THE D1c01Ses.-Reports re-
ceiyed here within day or two from Pixies
Peak represent most Of our Chicago delegations
ut work ut their trades aud doine well.
, 1860-07-13

- Ii you =. q good Kerosene or Coal
~ lamp, which will give the light Of eight can
dies, not costing but seven-eig ghths Of cent
m hour, emitting no odor or smoke, and not
explosive, 20 to the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
123 South Clark street, between Washington
all kinds Of Lamps altered to burn kerosene.
ie15.lm
, 1860-07-13

- The great Concert Of the Sabbath School
children takes place on Tuesday evening next,
ut the WigWam.
, 1860-07-13

EorIce.-Hon. 4. IT. Mack of Kankakee
City, and Hon. A. Tyler Of knoxville, will ad-
dress The Lincoln and Hamlin Club" this
(Friday) evening. The public are respectfully
invited to be present.
, 1860-07-13

- The Graduating class Of the High School
gire reunion at the hall Of the High.School
this evening. AL old graduates are invited to
be present.
, 1860-07-13

WIDE AwAkts.-The regular meeting Of the
Chicago Wids Awake Club will be held this
evening at their Hall, No. 80 Lake st. Business
Of Importance before the Clut.
G.. ]. WATERMAN, Sec'y.
, 1860-07-13

Appointments for the Hon. Richard Yates,
Republican nominee for Governor, for the Re-
publican electors and members Of Congress
will be made in 4 few days.
, 1860-07-13

cor* REcE1r1 s1oLrx.-A receipt for 1854
hu- 10. Corn wss stolen to-day from the .to,e
Of aeaars. Wright. Beebe L Co. 1twss i..usd
" Filburt, Wheeler i Co. 10 Sherwood L c..
and is numbered 2,s77. Corn buyers had better
Pok ont for II u it, delivery has been stopped,
, 1860-07-13
4 Call. .

TIE deecaina c%osen nonln.te State rfBccs II the
Isrru ean State C1hvct t heid at Decatur tue 9Th
ef Nav tast, Questsd u emile In The ely ot
hp,tn1de On Wednesday The dh day Of Au7n nnul.
na1e candidate Lirusenau, tn ill The
cy csraed b. Tue dacaaslon o. the HIM. F1Aac4 4. uu
j. H. Jrrp Chairman. DAVID DAvt,
I'M H. Ekuxk. CmAs. u LAWRENCE,
IrliAx s. hrMII, WV. A. .GhrxtM&w,
Ea,xkxsk rKcg u. II, t'AAsxLl,
GrsrAvya EoE1xu- 1Hos. 4. n MAHsAAiI.
t*RkD.lCa LAx.Is1. NiLLEk = EtAG1,
CALy11 TkrktpAlK IoAx I. JokE.
Republican EtAae tea ri q tnrnt ttte.
HORACE W1r7K, estIxtaYy.
Daaed 1t Springfield, July TO- lS6J.
, 1860-07-13

~ Just received, the finest stock of I'm.
ported Se9ars ever brought to this 1narket at
0akley's, kinssbnr5 Block. ;v1o.tf'
, 1860-07-13

B There will Be Republican Picnic of the
Seward Club On the 23l July. 1850, in Kramer
4 Golson'a Garden, North Wells street, near
North avenue. al Republicans are invited to
attend en- maze. Conx1rrkk.
, 1860-07-13
1lAlltY EARNS FOR eALE
Within 80 Miles OF CHICAGO.

THE ILLINOIS CE:,TRAL RAILROAD COXPA-
inn naes 1000 a:ses of high r,nx ParA Land
thEy oyer for sa1a on the moat lbe1. terna
~. xho Ela 70 the o:.ness cf Irppy,ns
sa9e sexon ca be selected and The r+us are 70 ".
"a taat nee potHcs can he delivered early In The
ooshhk and late IT ttstt Every fatlitv vi. b. sfrd
10 n9.s ~hn desir to e1.m1.e ta..e "a, d.. A:pY 10
f!h1r1fn. tXa:114~
, 1860-07-13
lID 1tGltt.

szEz7z7NEV AND SECOND
HAsD F1Axos for sale low. Pianos and
34E ~ Meloteous to REM. Ori* = fur runlnx
Paoo M!reeons. O77s and all kins OF Muacat lnstsu-
ueuts DC n,t.y e.l~j to- Ali kinds cs Music iuyu-
uc1tl repaired II Abort nut!ce.
lis Lake strret-ufaY n CtaYt
, 1860-07-13

US1rEp STATES Couar-GRAxp JuRr.-The
Grand Jury, at their session yesterday, found
bills Of indictment against Jesse Wsy and Ste
phen Cole of Henderson,, for breaking open
lettera.
, 1860-07-13
THE CITY.

- See Rufus BIauchard's advertisement Of
*Gct the Best" in another column,
, 1860-07-13

DAKER 4 SrArFonn.-This e1clusiveiy ccm-
dious store No. 81 South Water street, and By
acquaintance in this market, and the confidence
they enjoy in the mercantile community ara
every way happily placed for the advantage
md interest OF I'LL who may desire to aTail
themselves OF the same either for purchase or
aH1a
, 1860-07-13
The Ekourlna1tnzS Su Us-rsus.

1ne Ahouglaaltes In virginia.
R1cnsoxD, July 12.-It is currently reported
nj ticket,
, 1860-07-13

The Hon. Frederick Hasaaureck, Republican
e.ector at large of Ohio, will address his fellow
citizens in Illinois, in the German language, at
the following times and places:
+, ,,,rnvi.e NondAv, july 1A.
1ack-11ttlic
AtE4Plle
tttef tttfk -
III .iur .,,.,,,........, MuuAfy. July 50th.
, 1860-07-13

TnE NooS Us1ox PRATEn MEE11sa-The
noon union prayer meeting at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association, il increas-
ing daily, both in numbers aud interest The
large hill WAS crowded yesterday on the stroke
nf mon.
, 1860-07-13

~ Wide-Awake uniforms made Of the bes
quality, and furnished by Sam Dunn 4 Co.
ir I0-AY
, 1860-07-13
15Oar1luQ,

ROARDlNG.-Two front rooms
- eth OF without furniture, to vth board, and
ether pleasant room to ie Aso eight day
saa be accommodated At is u. Jan jy7zlm
POARDING.-157S State street,
~ Two OF sh'ee ange feutlenen. ges1!eman ard
wife Ne 1aed with good LoarI asl pleasant
fo1ms 1t :. .n8ulAbe terma- jYt5wx
, 1860-07-13
III A RR1T -,

n the Eth !nst the ,esldence Of Ja.on Gurey E.q.
by Rev, ". y. Ryte.. NJ. ED:ON KE1rn {of Keith
city,
At Clinton. y. r. the ph int. by tho Rev. y. v.
Gositner, u. p hnlEL GOODWIN. IT,, {of the trn
of f3oodvl: 1.zrned i Goodwin to ONES II. GuEHT-
NER, eldest laughter Of the odBcsatins Clergyman.
, 1860-07-13
judge TfumbulI,s Appo1atments.1

The Hon. Lyman Trumbul, in conjunction
With other able speakers, will address The peo.
pie OIL political topics at the following time and
, 1860-07-13

per, and envelopes with portrait Of Lincoln and
Douglas are now at McNally's, 81 Dearborn
street. Trade and others supplied an liberal
terms bY apolyipY as aboye.
, 1860-07-13

~ Wide. Awake uniforms furnished By J.
l. Smith i Co., lis Lake street at as low phi
ces rs any other manufacturer, and warranted
superior ia quality jya-12t
, 1860-07-13

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
y Asieam FinuIlng Will In Ful:7n City, whItesle.
tounty 1nnl-- The iil kas three Of fe&t inch
F:ench EurfAtwn pair fr wheat anI fur corn. The
two run can axe Luuted e1 Of Flour II enty
four hout.; and the husk Is n.te the funh Of
an u1t of whea: be bauxat At the Mil. The Chicago
kAtr I'D r. ht to the MN co1r 1n H. Ntaslna pnt River
to st L"u All New Or THIS II bilt by and
fur one ofhe drn 0: Thoras Brldtcrd r o. who his
h.en the NIL bo,neas fur t~tnty md Is
Of the
BEST ARRANGED AND MOST CONVENIENT
Mills Of is *ze the Wcane everything In tie best Of
order Tart pay melt will r t1krn In Tra estate in C
ftnnan r. vc nity. F. further Inf rulAt Apply 10
jUaS FtAC4, 1t the MiiI. orr,
JOHN BRADFORD.
fxHr3v aturr >tyast 0htn
, 1860-07-13

Carl Schurz, Esq the distinguished orator Of
Wisconsin, will address his fellow citizens in
llIuoia, in the German language, land possibly
also in English,) ut the following times and
r1aeAA-
, 1860-07-13

I1IfoYs Ffea1 and IFbdnt:
We have formed ourselves into an organized
body under the name Of the Progressive Libra
r. Association OF Chicago-ths immediate OBJ.
iect Of which IL thu mental and moral culture
Of the colored msn. But We are much In want
OF that which constitutes library, viz: books.
For this reason ve have decided to appel to
all those who are in favor Of educating all for
the benefit Of all. 'Tis enough for me to say
that II. O. Waggoner il cur President, J. 7.
President, Robert Waring, Recording se'y.,
". 4. Bonner, Corresponding Sec'y., Vim. q.
Trent, Librarian, and Board Of Directors.
VI. B. BosskR, Cor. Sec.
, 1860-07-13

H1GH AwARps.-The Committee at the United
States FAIR last fall, awarded to Shaw's Gas
Cooking Stores and Flat Heaters, Surer
.Atdat, after eating meal cooked By them on
the Fair Grounds, but this award i of much
less value than the praises they are daily re-
ceiviug from all the ladies' who have tried them,
Call and SEQ them Al Walworth, Hubbard
Co.'s, Isl Lake street. iyl3-at
, 1860-07-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll done and at prices to suit the
timea
, 1860-07-13

fT Miller's Hair 1nvigoratar-the best in
use $. T. Hincklty, agent, 302 State street.
iee0-3m.
, 1860-07-13
DEMOVAJ-T TTr;+o,l S+,+,.

CAMPAIGN FLAG ), BANNERS
~ LEVI J. CoLnUkN, panufac,u.rr or Avn'nx..
te - naane4s ~! ia*sos ali 4. puoas t:sl x taB
9oatn attt street Chicago llln..s. A.sr, q. "
18th Tea, aay boh'uk, MaslIs, spun ialn, Canv.s.
1N@ea sem. ias- oais, fCh R,sln and nRvai >tuEen
luW rash rrm.
, 1860-07-13

Pic MIC AND PeSlrExrlAny Bear in mind
that the Mission and Sabbath Schools connected
with the First Congregational Church have ar
ranged porel and most attractive excursion
for Thursday Of next week. The arrangement
il to visit Joliet, md examine the State Prison.
The pic mic will be held in fine grove, near
the railroad, and overlooking the beautiful
civ
, 1860-07-13

Appointments for Mr. Schu1x in the counties
Of Monroe aud Randolph will be hereafter M.
nnuuced
, 1860-07-13

80 @e~% 01AAa1 " TIE VPIHA-
Toss.-oa "Wednesday night the saloon No, SO
Milwaukee avenue, West Side, was eptered from
the rear By burglars, and = trunk taken which
contained many valuable private papers, =
package Of pocket knives, and bag Of specie
and bank bills to the amount Of over &1oe. Az
soon a. the hsr-keeper discovered the burg
lary, be notified Lieut.. Wiiliams, of tho West
Side police force. who, assisted By policeman
Sohoenwold, Immediately proceeded to "wort
up" the case. They soon a.oertsined that .
man giving his name - Nandenbergb, had been
in saloon on Randolph street, spending silver
money Of a peculiar kind. such as the owner Of
tho missing trunk said was ned in the
stolen bae, and he WAS arre.ted.
They found the trunk in cattle yard adio.n.
ing Jog 's ice house, riaed of its contents, but
the private papers scattered arouud, and these
were gathered up and are safe. Suspicion was
aroused that another man, giving his nsrns u
Waymau, who livsa on Fourth street, hsd
hand in the affair, The officers went 10 his
houss and arrested him; found two pieces Of
the stolen money aud some Of the bills in his
pocket book, and on searching the house, also
found the package Of pocket kniyea. The e4-
animation Of the burglars hss been continued
till next Monday, they being held till then in
s40o bail each. The West Side officers deserve
great credit for promptncss and expedition,
, 1860-07-13

EXCURSION 70 WAuKEoAS.-The OWea Street
Sabbath School have their annual pic MIC at
Waukegau tomorrow. They taxa with them
the Union Band, and are to be met aud escorted
to the grove hy the Sabbath Schools and citi-
zcns of Wsukegan. 4 good time is antcipa-
ted. The cars leave the old Milwaukee Passen.
ger Depot at s 15 4. II. Tickets fifty cents;
children hall price.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-20

WAsHINGToN MONUMENT. NEW Tore 'FoR
PoLrIcIANs.--L. j. Misner Superintendent Of
The Washington Monument Association for Cali
fornia, makes the following offer to the people of
the several counties Of this State
81 do hereby appoint and respectfully request
the County Clerk Of each county in this State TO
act as a superintendent for his county. and the
Judges OF each elective precinct as collectors TO
receive donations at the polls in November next,
by means of contribution box, so that each vo-
ter Of every party can contribute his mite tow
ord the completion Of magnificent monument
10 The memory Of our first and greatest President
The Judges Of elections are requested to for
ward such sums as they may collect to the County
Clerk, who will make up and forward TO the
State Superintendent the total amount collected
In his county, and the county giving the largest
sum in proportion TO the number of votes--pro-
vided said sum shall exceed Sl00--sball be enti-
Tied to and receive, free Of charge. an elegant
ibree-quarter size marble statue Of Washington
recently on exhibition at the Mechanics Fair
valued at $500, TO be placed in the County Court
House. The statue will stand upon marble
pedestal, and have a suitable inscription com
memoraiive Of the liberaity of the country and
the gratitude Of the Society.
The public Journals and speakers OF all parties
are earnestly requested 10 aid this almost hal
lowed enterprise with their columns and voices.
And the mothers, sisters and daughters of our
land are especially appealed 10, for, as they can
not deposit votes in the regular ballot box, they
may send by their voting friends, on election day,
Their tribute TO the mOnu ment box"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-20
IN pnnsrrcrryn-w W. S. Lowden and John b.

iN PRosrEurfyE--W. s. Lowden and John b.
May, Of Trinity, aud Jas. Loag Jno. D. Smith,
Ben. D, Anderson and four other citizens of
Shasta county, give notice in last weeks C5u,ier
of Their Intention to organize corporate com
pany 10 construct a road from near the Tower
House castwordly to the house of Thomas Ash
worth, whore twill intcrsect the new road lately
built ever the divide. preliminary organize
Son will be made at Charter Oak Hall, in Shasta,
ON Monday next. There probably is not, In the
whole State, another road OF the same length in
as bad condition as the one Mt present Travelled,
aud not another place where good one is more
necessary. Nearly all the trade aud travel Of
Trinity, Siskiyou aud southern Oregon, passes
that why, and good road, with even light tolls.
would be the best paying property in Northern
California. We trust the work will go on, and
Judging from the names above given, il no doubt
will.