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, 1860-08-24

%tAx11r1 Fex1. II sQt1Hox.
Why did down 70 Hartford kos
Twss not ny "a 1attsF a-H 10 ahow;
l"&as - hast. l ted yessa
To wo'xts1, Boston, Bunt er Hi,
GAmhr:dE~, Charisstowa, tptiaY fE1d Ut III
1wAet to eskrch. With : good ~tl.
Ny Mother.
To elazn-bakr dnwn IN Rhody 632tA,
Tcrousnost Vermont Aad Maine, my faA
War Aupttl E th=s earis and l1te,
ny Mother.
hunted for thea North and South,
Ni1h op<a ey&s md kspia- mouth.
ThrcxS "a hsa& and csld. the ral1 aid drnuth,
W Xothkf.
Vain 1t eYe1y Failro ID xtat!on,
NANNY raual pfu3sr4&ton
MAS by ma before the nation,
Ny Antatr.
That was only hunting th>&,
The people tald ths5 e. ue TO rec,
And would not lei mt kntbe,
Ny Mosaae.
BIT out Of nc they would betray,
Th1t san,e Old 1pseeh from tkY 10 dAy.
Ard Keep NJ from th.e long sway,
Ny Mother.
Atle-gth hope / shan thee fna,
For thou 1t been ! u1sfuI hAInd,
ItA.1 might often spe4k nv mind.
Ny Itthef.
IhaYA betrayed mys&!f lsea-
Thb peopte have teea f1n1E& E&,
lmnIt In at1ne take fsave OF thet.
ny A.ther.
, 1860-08-24

SAD DKArH or CoSpCcron OK TUE CH1cAoo,
BURLINGTON AND Qu1scr Z. R.-Eaisors fFtu
z.<,d Tribune I'll an Just informed that William
McDanle!s, Freight Conductor On this line,
lost his life lzas night, "wednesday } betneen
Batavia and Aurur1.
It appears that NcDaniels's tram broke apart
between Batay;a and Aurora, and h being on
tha forward part, signAlled she eng sizeer to back
up, which he commenced doing; but soon
missing the conductors light, stopped and made
ssorch, finding him By this edo OF the trick,
dsad.
Mr.. NcDaci.ls was m active, energetic Con-
duetor, aud in his anxiety to compile his train
and get out Of she wsy Of the Express train.
soon to follow him, be undoubtedly gave mcrs
thought to the safety Of others th.o tn bis owu-
G. G. HANxoxr.
Supt. c. B. 4 Q. R. R.
, 1860-08-24
Tho UrecklnYidEe and Lane Dtmos
cratic StAku Committee.

The Breckinsldee and Line Democratic State
Committee mat TODAY Ut the Uoited St7tes Ho-
tel, the Hon. 1oha 4. Green, jr.. in the chair
md Matthew Aahop, Esq, Secretary. Thirteen
oct Of The sixteen members OF th4 Committee
were preseut, namely: Ntssrs. G. ". Smith
and 7. ?. Mott Of New York. Folk, Of bsookiyn,
Radiord Of Wesschester, Hssnronck Of Ulster,
Taylor OF Washington, Malsby Of Oneida, Mul-
Ter Of Ticga, Rspie Of Yates, Hatch Of Erie,
and Eddy If Niagara.
Arrangements we're made for IN netirs and
powerful prosecution Of the campaign.
tn Committee wsre satteted thst the Gag.
ger-Richuoat Committee do not desire any
union O, tho party that :ill result in the elsc-
tion 0. Dreckln1idge md Lane They believe
that the Regency Democra.s are oaly intent
upon tue lde. o[ polling as large vote II pos.
siole in this State in contrast with tie vote Of
tho Breckinridge and Lane men.
Every member Of the Committee insist that
there il secret alliance already formed be-
tween Messr4 Richmond, Cageer, aud Church
Sou!e Of Louisiana aud Douglas and johnson,
by which fusion shall bs effected 4. the South
to combine Ill the eli uents Of opposition to The
regular Democracy Tor the defeat Of Breckin-
riggs, and the election Of the Bell electors in 4
mtjor,ty Of the Southern States. in the hope Of
tLua dc:eaticg the pEospec.s OF Brcckinraoge Of
Of Lane being sent to tic House Of Represents.
Tho individual members Of the Gem nittee
weIe very violent in their denunciatiuns Of such
q progrsmne, and emphatica'ly declare thai
they will not be parties to the reviva! Of 1he
old Know Moth nE parry under the leadership
| of l,s!l and Everett, although it may be con
trulled by such Democrats from this State Il
Peter Cagger, Deau Richmond aud oshers.
| The Committee have expressed themselves
! Wiling 10 cooperate With all N,ttoual Demo
! crate, for the election Of q truly National Dem
ocra,lc ticket, upon tbs platform Of the party
adopted Ut the Maryland institute, Baltimore.
There ras \ cheerful and fres interchange 0
opinio.a between the. members Of the Commit
,ee to this effect, and the sentiment Of the Con,
m,ttee Vas touud to be unanimous.
There was considerable disappointment
suopg outside po.,s,e,Yns here thas the Rich
nord and Cagger Committee, although iast1ue
ted By their Convention 10 to do, did nok tuh
mt IN bonorabs proposition for union.
There were q number Of gentlemen pre.eu
from the SoulLesn States, visis,pg vt til
Springs. who generally coiuctded with the view
Of the Committee, Al did ago many gentlera
from other States
Several of tic Breckinridge and L2ne elee
ors we're also present, and among them v.
| Albert II. Tracy, the so-czlsed "dead man,
| from Buffalo.
The State Committee are to meet again
| New York On tho cali Of the Chxirmau.
, 1860-08-24

The angling for gadgeons this Tine is 4 fail-
ure, Messrs. Alexander, for tho recipient is ono
Who would not for anything he knows ct you,
and be knows nothing pssvioua to your letter,
trust either Of your house. With dime Of hia
money, q circumstance which very materially
mars his confidence that you would seud him =
fortuna, should his ticket, it purchased, draw
one
And ye. there arc many IN Ill our communi.
ties that will respond to such appeals with the
purchase Of tickets. There are hundreds and
thousands that follow the wiA o The .ei.p set up
by there rzscsls. 70 the loss Of mans and zepu-
tation, and happiness. 1t must be that such u
the eaae, or these sharks would not 50 abun.
1autIY ipfeat community.
, 1860-08-24
Tia DrAmAttEed DemoerncJ.
CUrAoo. Arz. =, lsso-

Edstors frsn md 11buEs:
S1ns Although IN ardent Repubtican, Curl
oslty lid ne TO turn out to The Democratic
tnee,inE last evening. confess to aon,n sur.
priss at bearing spsech 50 conservative ed
Republican party ought, I think, to encourage
ho'estT aud faltneas .eFeu u cur oPponsnts.
Mr. Van Arnan did not attack any principal Of
!ha Republican party; in iaet hs adus.ssd thst
IL bad nothing 10 4str from ths success Of our
party with tts prineptes. ns only tsarsd th.:
the haIsh lsnGusgs Of some Republicans would
make he Souihtru people do something vory
bad he eonceded That Lincoln was candidate
ol even better qualifications than the Republic
cans give him credit for,
henasor ooudy also made vesJ good speech
, 1860-08-24
In0ufAt&.

Sr1c1nE.-Yesterda, morning about O'Clock
nan named Owen keefe. reading 1t ths cor
ntr Of Market snd Division streets, a3ed shout
40 years. committed Euicicc By hanging. HI
was suffering The horrors OF delIiam trezs<ns
and had been watched Ill night By his friends
lest he should inlare himself; but in tbs morn
ing be eluded their ris lance He was widow
sr, aud lsaves two children Ct ths ages Of !:
and yssa.s.
, 1860-08-24

= waxE1xx IND WILSON'S Szv1xn NaeH1x1s.-
We prefer them for f1mily uze.-N T. 7fittsae.
It ha no r1val.-Seient;&c AH<ricua.
Ther are the fAvosites ct fa1nilies--N. r.
n1A.
Otice 1G. md 1t9 Like street.
: Gro R. CmrrE1pN,
General Ag.n: for Illinois, Wisconsin sad
Northern IudIlnx. anil 19t
, 1860-08-24
seed WHEAT FOR KANSAS.

We published later yesterday from Kan
sA'. aid give anotber this morning, settipg
forth the dsst1tu,ion Of the people Of Knnsas,
On account Of The almost total obstruction Of
theF crops h5 Tic long-co1ti1ued drought,
lho writer's Ct thezs letters. worthy and relia-
bic ge't'e"e'' de.ire to know II seed wheat,
snihc!en. 70 SOW for smother year, {..y, about
s'1 thousand ensss's, } can b. obt.in.d in ILL.,
noir, ppon credit Of ons year. we n, ,ur,
thAs it oan-.. Illinois is blessed with m .hnn.
dant h,.vest md her peopl. hare ,s,p.
hea1ta. To secure The result it is onlv n.ct,
xary thst sozne Iaasihls plan: shall bs set On
:oot /. depot or dspol. for the receipt ot
contributions should b. agfasd upon, and ss,n.
psrson or psreona to taks ohargs Of it, Thar
il no ums to los4. Ths season fsrputt;nc IL
tho crop is closs 1t hand. What responst
shall ws ham from the generous-heartsd farm
ere and busiaers men Of nlinois2
, 1860-08-24
An 1Eupar9Rsbt G1Neum ent-- =. Political
Recnrd Of stephen 4 Douglas.

The Republican State Central tomrlittee
Lavs issued document Compiled tY their
acere.ary), entitled The "rolitical R3cord Of
Stephen 4. Douglas on the Slavery Qles.ion."
I. is tae most complete presentation Of Ar.
Douglas downward course fnom tho dny ha
;'repused to prohibit slavery forse+r by oct Of
Congress in the Northern portion of Texas,
i, The day he demanded The enactment Of \
Fcde-al Sediticn Lave for the imprisonment
"f nj ~ho are opposed t. tho cxtension Of
slavery, that bsa evsr beer PIT in print. Tbs
following ia th= table Of contents:
rAKr /. ANrlsLAvEHY -. Ms. Douglas ealta.
~,sst Ir,Ets S.yssy States; = lie Regards lie Nt
soui Con- prcmee "SacrLl Thug !" 5. ns Aw4:ds The
GluEy u IL ,-.nu'i 'sanpron!e 10 Henry Clsy l. Ill
h=evs Is MriuG to the Souh to eIclnGe 1lAvcfy;
t. rrepras~lae CoLa!c" AID the Eia-
,n-,c E1eun If Slavery G. Hc believes la! Congreis
skhtu4sy ~rehe a,ases ean1 sns a5dtuf sps ffoa
fhr Terstut liz te.rves u Constut'o Il 10 ITO
BIZ: *lav+ey IN the Tezor;ee 8. AntsaverY Ks.o!u-
Hl7u.. Legpature; 9. M bouslas endorses
t4t Keroutuu. H. he thought the Nj soua Comrrom re
et.ud have teen e1ehdcito tat Pacific H. Ii resolves
mai rnNher sp+ech on TIT Slavery 1ue6on IT.
slavery !n New MetcnMr- D. uxas epolons thereon In
1870; u. Tie three Nebraska bll4
PAEf1l IN ).aLAfERI.-l. lie vo'4s down Pop
".A' ~. '-a.' .. C.-". ,v,.'.,s. -.
t:nurt deeiued; : Points established ~ te d=c!aioa3 s.
-r..n.r ,-, '".,.- ~ n,..,h-. IT,. .... s.r.rt,~
-. -. ,.s.- ...,.s,~ -. r...;.a.,.l =, -,
-" eo4'' '1,e. ~, 80.
"'1' - ~ os' "'Fs e1' 'As 'asa'' y. '"e
.,.- - -. ~ 49, nArs',.''..
49,, 49, rsnd. - H. ..r. ~ F.o.,. -
Kansas uus be ..rt.aed II. he ,hsks ssuator SUM
xaK' A,e,,,,n. II. lie him, s.oa.o1 Trum:ul !.
TAtos an ta,: =. TsA'tors should 'e 11n'g; ls he en'
.oa.,au.u IN ,he reope: II: IL endo,re, u
Lefuptoa ton..'u'on In sdsaooe; Is lie mrs The De
men : u. liz nv. s.,e,y u IN .se,raanc
:hs su'ss "' essatsaoa Ano eLn",a7nI' u. az
uua,oa ., d,.f, .ea erp,a; =. n my. tA~ ~
'a'"f1 Il" 'f74'Fd ".F rf''".o" 81 >ss'3; - ~ ~
t;op a. liz +sYt tLai mar tAken Inc lie Te.r:s
, 1860-08-24
THE WERT SIDE WIDR-AWAKEAs
FAMILY PARTY.



In the absenca for aous time past, Of any
general demonstrations By the Republican, Of
our city at large, there il abundance Of proof
that much is being done among tbs rank and
file Of .hoss,' who when they come cut II
grand army viii, do % undtr suo-divi1'nns and
sub organisations mhoss drill and trimming will
tell powerfully ia eampaign work They arc 1t
work by " Divisions" md the West Division
gavs last ming wha. ne might call, but for its
being held in ths open air, houae warming.
1t bore decided resemblance, saen II little
distance as We approached it, ton prairie On
fire, aud Tia. was 1o fAlse sJmbol, either for
Chicago or tho Prairie State at large Tbs A.
fair Was entirely. that Of the West Side Wide
A"skss, Capt 8. B. Raymond commanding,
though attended BY citizens from al quarters
Of tho city. Iha Wide AWakes met II their
ball, and It "sa1ty torch t'9At" marched to
tue ground selected, Inc, smoothly tnf1ed
area west OF Uaion Park, rhere speakers
stand hss been erected.
No extraordinary pains had been taken to
extend the notice. It wa1 to bea home Affairs
rally Of Chicago Republicans to listen to houas
speakefA. When ~ reached the ground about
Ains o'clock nost brilliant spectacle was pEe'
s'ntea: Several thousand entaaslAa'le' n'e
l'epooaea7s ~ste mere emooe 1ns" NUMEROUS
'Aolea. 4ae toteosa ol s1e "'ae A"a1ea "efe
t@pgso lucky aeous &ne atano' Ano 1olneo
cleaning circle saoas the outakl1s Of the
crowd. :.
1ae ptnost Rooo 1seang prevailed saa
.ue't'os "sa p,tn's: e.e p1e.'a'og omesf o'
.ue evening" oolo"on H. "nson' ESQ.,, On
.aNns sa' s,ana' mAae o''ei oa' e1ce.,eh' a.
otsa', ID "aten nn S'a''eu H'1''ess Oh 0a 'ae
'sa' ~ 'ot 'uo Se>''.'A"
"uoss o'!s w. ne1' ea'iea on' sna cA"e
:, ~ ~ ~ = Anaa 'o'nsf'0s sneeelns' in's Rso.
a'm1n VIE 'or1ef'y fessaen' OF oo'o' ana
nn''l recently oemocsas. ne expects 70 eas1
n's nfss hspuotean To'e Tor gallant o1d ADO IN
'o'emoer s1 he3', ma gase rue reason 1of nes
pos'uon IN moe' enseu'e "a e'cqoen' NM
nef III evening. II .onn an Atman' ue
s.e'eh et'anaa' pleaae1. aau onl5 'o'lo"eo oas
A1 ,"u ueous:'.a. ~ A"u'.uA e'enDs. 40
"ou'a n@'o "4"o n's .pesen 70 nepuol'c@n
"'as AxaAes ias.eaa Oh D2us.@ene' ~
'oT'as' 'of fan 1r"an e'4ln Is 70 'o''
20" oou2ias ofstu.s ~. 'ae 'a.et "s
s.e0s' y f'' oo'*''' "a'en ~ m n..
'"aA' sae oat' ''a' ooess'oe 'aose o'.'
agrees "'n '4a 0inap' @aa 10 W nv ~ NnA
sA'ens Noa. 10 .44' A"'S w MILE o'A's 'ot'A
, 1860-08-24
mr.. HoGm.n, Appointments.

MT. Hou umNN98 Appo1RIMCntR.
The Hon. FsAtc;s l.. Hoffman, Republican
nouiusc for Lieutenant Governor, will address
lis fe}ilw- c!t,zeEa III tA* German Aagud9r. nt
tic following places on the fceningt Of tho fol-
tnr~
, 1860-08-24

l.. C. FufIer's Appointments.
Han. 4. C. Fa!ler, of Belvide1e, Republican
ucmi1e for Presidential Elcotor, will address
slls people on political topiea at The following
t,nps nd r,laces to.Eit.
, 1860-08-24

CauEca's Btsr RAsPBxRRT JAx from Sugar
Island, Michigan. Tbs best made. For aale
onlJ at No. e State street. au8-9m
, 1860-08-24

r. ]. l. Smith l. Ca, LIB LakA 8trsst, taIs
ths psst Ri6& Aaeafs Ua;fornss got up il tha
Gtatss, and 1t lousas prioes: Also 1900 Lin
coin md Hannlia medals, snd Of III tho ssher
candidates, which they sell 1t Nav York pri-
es. Au3ll-l2t
, 1860-08-24

L1yx P1EsrzYkRs.-Persous about trAvsling 1
Cd cur lakes should not fail to provide them
seLye. with theas necessary articles. They may
be found 1t th4 Rnhbsr Ssors, lis Randolph
street., Kinzsbuu Block. $3.50 st
, 1860-08-24

Moro of tho Lottery 5ElndliuG.
The fools ars not al dead Jet, and tho Ct.
pecsation Of Eeapin9 profits from the bflanee Of
crop, togethsr with whxs IL ss.di]y realized
thesefrom, is what keeps alive liberal amount
Of rs4cality, but nothing more exclusively than
thst Of tho dealers in Lottery schemes, who
look to fools for support, znd not in rsiu-
Almost every month soma new phase u
brought out, showing Trash dodge Of these
ingenious gentlemen, who If We may bsllsrs
thar own professions, hrs eyer In tbs joyous
expectation Of aendipg to Ill applicants .hump-
ing le9acies sud gold watches BY the qusrt or
gallon
The mott recsnto Of Ill i. the following reesiv-
ID BY gentleman Of this city Yesterday The
dodge will be seen, the writing Of letter as il
following previous correspondents, aud skill-
fully throwing the bait INTO new hands. They
found no gu5geon this time In the following
which ~ giro verbatim for the benefit Of
Aassrs. Alexander i Co.:
CASE. WATCH AID LA.p Gu9 Du1x1sp 7o4 o5zisa,l
F14xEla. J. .aasaa co. 1nai.sa.
--, Ehiedgo, Ill.,
DxA2 S1x: Tours containing ous dollar came
70 hand, hut too late .ar August drawing.
We therefore send you some tickets for Sep
temher, from which you can select one tor tho
dol!ar sent, and di1pose Of tbs balance for NJ
Hoping this will be satisfactory and awslting
your rsplJ remaio Truly yours
Lite A. J. AL111yDs1.
Now these scamos never heard or received
lima from our friend, and Jet they seud him =
package Of tickets to sell for them, giving him
, 1860-08-24
This doruneht viii BE- kept for sale Il! the
pntaa A*n TE,nr>k cfnce 1t the following


Henry Logsn, Esq and Isaac n. Arrold,
E!q., Republican candidate for Congress, will
allrc.s lhe citizens Of Danny, DuPese county,
1hia Fridavl %vaninr
, 1860-08-24
Judge IfumbulIsA Appointments


1;epublicaa candidate fer Governor Of Illinois
niuadaress hin fellcw citizens on political top
, 1860-08-24

~c T. eCRIYxE. AdsutHas As~t 81 bsar3o~s1.
Il 4%eAAsa 70 rsts4 kds~tiAss fsv M Aaf III IL
Lsakh fapsrs IT. ftlS Eorza WAk. tal-hEs4y
, 1860-08-24
}1rrsa Il TriihuttG,


Ca..i11s NJ. Clay'a Appointments.
Cassius II. Clay, Esq, the distinguished p:o-
.ser Of freedsm in Kentucky, will address lhs
people Of l]lino1a on political topics At ths fol-
LOWING times ard p}ncAs:
, 1860-08-24

Lcsr or TIE 0c1AS.-Ir. c, ]. oirer. Of
Athens, Georgia, writes as follows:
On Sunday July aea, Young man w~s lost
overheard from the ship Aueor. Of New York,
on her way 10 LiTerposl. He Vas Joung
mas, probably between IS snd 81, OF mel iium
height, light brown hair and blus eres. He
said that bis feth:g WAS farmer, firing within
two miles Of Chicago He xme to New fo1k
on or about the 9Th Of July, but no one o. the
ship knows his name. Should this reach the
ryes Of his bereaved parents, thsy can learn
further particulars BY addressing
C. J. 0.zvER, AtheuA, Ga.
, 1860-08-24

Ar. clsy viii bs accompanied at Ottawa and
Henry by Francis 4. Hoffman, ESQ., the Re-
r.lb.icau nominee for Lieutenant Governor.
, 1860-08-24

W1nx x-AwAKEs ArrExr1ox.-Tbe members Of
thu Chicago Nlde-A~ak Club arc particularly
requested to attend thelr regular meesing this
evspinz in Wide-Awake Hall, 1t u o'clock.
W.Utr<4y a<n5<r nsaks ito point TO h On Aand'
The Execullre Committee are expected to meet
At the Wigwsm in answer 70 tho call Of The
Central Committee, 1t II o'clock t1is evtciaK.
Gro |. waterman, S+c'y.
, 1860-08-24
Pro:ress Of Matters at tho Wieuam

TroErea8 OF Matters at tho WfkHAu1.
The decorations Of tbs interior Of The Wig
wan, with ere1gEesas from Michigan, vas 5ss-
tertsy progressing fairly under quite number
OF busy hands. More will be wanted today
End tomorrow, u much remains to te done.
He hope .hat every Lady and gentleman, who
can spare the time, will 60 and lend helping
hsnd. Tbs Institute has II Abundance Of ers.-
green aod material with which to work, Wills
allthsy want Is the willing banda md good tszte
Of our ladies--aod geutlemeo-who hsve the
time 10 devote to 70 good i work Contributors
will soon ha applying for admission, md u but
little time renains, re hope Ill who can will id
in = work ia which our c:u1.ns,-and especisl-
y the ladies-znast feel i considerable interest
Xoyk1 Ixrkx11ox.--Ws xitneased IN oresa~
tion List night that astoniahed n, u 70 think
it must anyone e1Ee. We saw ~ instruza ent
{sh.t sells for ons dollar 1t retai) operated by
the pa.entes, catch nss less than sixteen thou
sand tiss In oaly two 1.inuts's tims. Il
oper.:es Oh tbs principle Of scr,per and takss
them of shs vail. Il will catch mosquitoes 4,
well as fies. AL Hs have to SAY nom il, 70 to
| tho Patent 0t6ee Of S. F. Bingham, 10. ia
Randolph street, md zee the article. II you
don't purchase :ha patent right, buy thu ar.ioIs
and clear out Jour lies and mosquitoes.
l. Ter Ct11 Cxxscs-Ens. Pxtss Axp Tnsrxx
The returns Of .hs United States Census mus.
b far from correct. When old citizens. haaa,
| Of f1mlies, havs rot been called upon to ai1e
in their report We cAa srrive IT. no Other con.
! e1rx3 AhH7 fhA AhArA n ,
, 1860-08-24

rhe ~ xau9a Cham hrr of Comnerce
nc 7As A@Ns 80. - ~ - ~ oV1%AAeo' <s
10 os"e nSAcoe'
4 short tiu1o nuce J. n. Bisaelf uapent Of
the Chamber of Commerce ior the Removal Of
:, ,1,,n;l y
the hock l9lanQ DElQ&e WAY aEFeSted IN aolS
.s..t ,.;+b h.ri-c .o,,n;,a1 .~;th fl,
CITY cuaf3ea VISA A~'A-h ~oa2poeo "''n 'ei1
infant and a xeu1i ffnid k1nH0 a. Greek a rar
to burn tA1: structure. We stated the prtnei.
pal points In the very u55 case aga1ns: Mr. b.,
IN "loee AuoHn eosse@eeo1o soe&e'oAos9, Aos0.
..ord tn warrant belief unsustained hv eyi-
, 1860-08-24

"ANTED-Roard for small
w hzajiy IL Pzt.ats r. =. IN p:aasa.t p.Ts o;
tts city. ca south Side. The b4 sf sv'n
Acdr. r. VIII 1AA tAIa, ~" Pot cAss ea1 $500
, 1860-08-24
THE CITY.

psforro c-ho,,
----
,to1. two b.o, Of four from III. De.rborn Mills
On c.ns1 ,treet. The onlv mistake he raads
w,, th.. ;. oot c.robt At Il and nov hs i. in
;.;, d.r.,,t - eo,o hi,
q Why II not tho drinking fountain u 'he
Mid in d7;nttnu rrn,, Il h.. .tood at
.unmer in This state Of se.ti,u,ion two diues
would amend. Win will attend tot.
--
4oE. 'oz.-ln ano'oer eo'o.nn NC pm. te'@t
from our 81. zoe eof1efponoen'' rno e''ea ~
eral na''efs q interest "alen VIII .''1sss 'ne
At'ennoa OF tne e1etrs'oo'a1s WHO 'ca's oste
- The North SIDE portloa OF Inc fife De-
parsment ~as called oat 4ass evening" aooo'
O'Clock, ~ An alarm Of are which was no'suns
pJ tns Re![s- IL was eotnne5 On nss' w
lssrn'
H,,n ~ R,,,-A oirt named Ann AcHale
VII, bayd tn hail v..t.rday in 1900 for stealing =
,;ac. If c.f;co cont.;oino n Yards. worth a
smiling TaFo, from the a'ose o1 A"e3'cau O.
Co.. No.ss "esf Randolph sttee'.
-pev. nr. F,;edlander. Hhose painful
d.o1b from mrh-r;ou. poieoniuo. on Edna
p,,.. ,o,;oea r..tard,v va,nurb esteemed
,nono hi. 1evi,h hr.thren for his talent. and
,.n;., +...h.r IN tba xrhool pn1sr
~. ~, walls .,r.et
DISTURBING WoHsH1r.-Fhe oihe'at1ng clergy
nr..a. ,;.z ..,,..a f-,,, hi,
"as' ~ ~ - ~ nrs-,h.-
49,. =. = h..a.;,n An.r .ov,.
..."-N. .;..,. 49, ..... ~. f.,ox h,r.. t,..,
~, ,r.tad-. II. o,v. n. nsn. of 1ohn Nc.
...1,-
o1A'o 'A'A =" 4-.e ~. ,----
DEsEn71ox 1T HroK PARk.-An elderly mar
Tied man named Uotsfo1d, . mastn by trade,
has within the past two weeks lett bis wife and
H3de Park, aud gone CT in company With
young eirl of sixteen. late domestic IN h'Ra-
- ~. rh. t.;,t,.,. hr,h.nd ;.
~ ,'.s .~a .,.,... ia o,o,ch ~ =. n.
...s.-.. -. ..-...;o,
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DrAru or CH1cAGo C11ssxs At PlkE's PEAK-
-1ntelligenee mas received hare yesterday Of
ths recent death at Denver City of q young nan
named !. Il. "hlte' o1 tn's c't5, whose parents
reside has, aud who used 10 keep HOUR aeo
Iced stose Oh e'h'e street, near eongseas" -
ceased wA1 attended dnnng his illness by
to~nsmen IN thai lano Of s1fangefs' VINO b."
sn;t.h1. h..d .,tono u mark thu mot.
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RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS ffeepo''
1oa'nat Gays: ihe l1uno'a cenesal aoo oaae'
na lineage oaaon Aa1lroAas nase nA'e NJ
Eangemenss 10 load gram u al points On 'ns
Mississippi River above panle'th' IN ba'k IN
barses, and transfer to easa Of ABOVE oonpa'
MES bJ an elevator =. unn!e'!n' saus drawing
large ahouns o. '1Aoe "n'eo LAG ae'c'o'o'
stfonc efT,rt il being made to draw q large
share cf the trade and travel between the ea4l
xna northwest over th,s line.
-
tA. oe'ip1Ss1 oA1AD t4A go, -
= pa'n'oi easua''5 "'oH p'.'e o1 o1 10
p'"'ns9 sne" yss's'us' .o'H' a3s~,
'ouos snua " ''ea"'As ..'oat' '
sa'og ~ Ho' ~ W 'HAs H"' g. "as 49,, Aun Wa
asean 1oaosa WIN sasn" 1oe l'''e o'o = s''
TWO 9eath oso' was taken up a. ~ appAea
marx OF injury "as 'oooo' "*2s oene'ea ao' II
much hurt, but II Sank ana oiea IN 4eas 'n~n 81
hons a1ter' ". lore "as eaoeo u onee wv
noih1ng eoa'a % oone 1oF 'os soastef' Il
not known who WaS the driver OF the tam
, 1860-08-24
AutttQu SalkB.

~ REAT ATTRACTION.
- CdtSE*f. JArAyE3K I'D or1KR 00op&&
uor Amot svsrv par It Lbs world Ths aAiy Eanss4
81! ~ y Lie EEsd >tsea. r. 4sy Il aAis vii ~
aasas KNOWN y III h4t rAFsuAEp shartf%. IAlt0 ~
1aa1e1ea -. e.ss !ook cut Tor ,na @ -sas 32's-
H1LbAhr h AAMfsuH Axctlossxx4
YskA
, 1860-08-24

WANTED-By two gentlemen, a
~ su!ta Of B ,ons IN prtEass hn.ly On sae s9n'h
S.ta. EAst Of STATS ssEeA: latA vs1 Es!eue3- Fur:
sAed 1nfurn ah&d with vtttsa& ouafoHlsh Eo4Ed
pr'.eyrst. b ss.aes Hcatn1asy. A4dEt1 z. 9. 81
IN f,hfA1fn nn3<X4
, 1860-08-24

T O. O. Tho members Of Chi
1~ cAge Lede1 Ma, IS l. O. Q r.. Ae.shy notified
t. n ct II thtr odss Ason THIS DAT tFr3ay, =
oela 70 cod sae fH1srs Of Hto. Iohasthzn Maoe,
d.tan&d- All uenh<n - tha o,dat respectfully N
1tsed 10 st.end Ey at4& q
WLLux FeHp, Sec, An9t1tt
, 1860-08-24
90 1aEut.

ITO RENT-The two Dwelling
L Hnu.e.. Se. 7G& Ind 16s 1r.s st'sst east =
D<AlhAn- They very rhpts1t<t " SsIa4keo 3'tA
modern innpf y.nenf. large o.es+ r. oa7 o. Hesa
a..tax t2osI4H iAsoa 9soar NJ s.tn a.
ea hos r ,.s.sos s!.ss sst!J z X Apply
OF C. G. ia VN1aD. supt. t.. B. Z Q. 4. T. Go.
, 1860-08-24

"ANTED-Two Cabinet Makers
AAAP311a. LhSe aynak au1xx1
, 1860-08-24

IIOTEL FOR RENTAL the
f7elsht D-pes of ihs Ch,eseo, RI t.bu.ea ard 1T.
%1Jae H4iioa1 ths city. IA tns Immediate veasy Of
pAry acu nttd wlh ,hs tu.tn+s4 tha "Gsl.s tses'
hrse story budtn1 r ,, 70 fees, sdm ay sdsp q for
U1ov4r'4 kiolA', 1eAAonAA4 rnt and for
tern ysas Tae eesuon = v.rr.ttin< xsod su1t -
10 anv WIN unds r.a2cs h4v 70 do H. Apply 10
LkN9r PKJSS1AJ, No. & lAruoa niesk.
L. .1gn