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!*■:} u m ,i®* Kvery'riiuntdn) iXl4KL<J4X, KA\ * roi'XTV, ILM\'o] R®W:I< & JOSLYN. ns. ' -v-« tiVR $1 .*,<> IIVr .-111mim; Invailiahl) IN AUVAlSCf;, ite—-■ - ■iiw-' .ilCyXliSS JMHKCTOU i.vi/c i'U iii ■ "-'r: i I AJaiAKS IX ty, Mttlu j -jrr ihus. i). MUX 1 ! liVOjV lij-AM^-ACTI III ktl*^ () hlcRKU f llune n T* l* 1U< ih;y ■V" rH'='- '] ; tn-j'-vr '■ iu *lw-. bmnifcMivfci. • iOOU* AXli liHoqilUIK Klliln. lllllia)- > ' X It Kit.k tho < Wri/l *, c, VI., V(-t\HK !ji v ^ f !'.i; ^ij u i:< I txs' *.t •' 11> if! \-g ; Hi : I»MijrJitir«, jjiweii , • H-tlii Strvet, KI::lti,^Uip; $ D'kM&IM'S; VAT vVrntill Via led llil«d!i, #r. , -is- " VV'ai«£)i] ft^fintrin * * t Soil 4, ciiiciiVu -V' "• *. and r»i;AT.T;!:s ix nr><»r: .1 cUjiml .,|| I». M, tu\,.) lilm.is..! txr CUHunt \V, Uli.nutjiinus'i'uiitl :.j\.. i j - ...IK I!-. -1IU.MS, pj iV AIMMfil,! f(!f AN'S ■ (U rUHv—Mk'ut. ly 'pnri-Iiriutil >f .(Hi. I!.- X. P-a .ft-rs^jr U Hifk.if/ 0'M 1T«.. f.-& ' ANtil'AClTL'KKIt \ vnrfwfi wnt 1'cllip Suit > 'C* ,. .. . ,-Sflliall#,; I'ojefi Tup, Ituira,: (Jul 'ATj^f-MAK 2f MU •:r vx ttl fill (ifrt.Staiijl ii >.ril, with.now fiii*lll # J Elffin, 111.' Slav uixl rrtcuAATi^r.OP. iU J M|..!r vW.r|] N.,|i.—Gritting d (~\ BN'KltAJ. D'KA Strlcel AI»A.tI^ ; •'■ 4 % crndoK.vipvmtv' H«y-Mnplohl -1 jist-rij m-ni K^Kraiflng: di>in« oik xburt ri , KlgtrJl!. ■ i.■; II A pi'iK-fety N"i> i»i:ai,kk t.v CAititi.fcKs. riiijc'if 1 -Ij.uipJwK, fV\*hVt«?lr<-,; ■ N.'W 10 tihjj BAISKKR, ! D 3KWKi<T,Ki:;MAY 15K KdjUNj) ) -Mill Stieutj wlii>,fc ).j r]»;ir- _lu .wi'tj^rilC'tliK bciit mlindtf IJiui-nU* , aiiit Elgin Cliiilm, lieiiKtejjiia 'PrutVk Mill Siri'K, iouftliinljj 'oh ini; I in IJII ioi iiw'oii LEf!8 ;irnl(<li '€ ( xjiyioiMMUj I!] ; ifcc.f ] H| iii | ^tCHAXT lT.L Inpl, iin.J t ' iilvr, or fcMil by •.lCii|is, tuiiiiOi-nt Tailfjriiftf. •' ■•!■ «. 1>ANkKI(,JXS 0 , rt<. Jo)m[U;ioiifi)*on, ^V-;iiTY .jll.XDEl A i/ u . l'ino ^(iflins; 6cit-s! "■ iiTnl stiroiidn, (ii Aveii i^iig, t»ll - filmjji .J^lreit'fVj. KIplii. lllliioU. j , t" " l( A'NUK k-rs to! I- Nrw Yoi A. W TAK'KU H , 1 1 . '' >T. .s. 'i TL'STICE OP THE PE man's Drupr Store, Maii{i from'® A.*.:to 12 ii..jariATl ff'liftiiBittNMiinir m NTiinil^or IS GO. m:r iui^da^A f ^-in, ARNOLD PAKNBWOR11H!. GOt7»rY OFFICE HI. -I?' ' lilUB A lili,. '-' Ktsj A|N'.I> wivr.im IN OAIV criitiirfe, Wawli Htun^K, Ti ill :ii litrlj;< ilsiinlly 'kept Ii niiiioj.H. ColJin.iiiliiiiiJetii vAVI) J)i:Al.KUrf IXfftEJ ii Km-iii/iliJng'li.iiliil.-i.f N ' : , : I ftlirtrt wolloeriiiiil Wjirriuitc u.KsirEij.irA* & co.. N nRU(jS AND MEDIClfrKS: !, Wall I'diK-r, Stntiyiiirj' s CJuuiilly, Illin'oisL / i OSKEK, ci.6'TH4.QAtenifettfe;TBiteTr: immingi. GbiiiLi'iiiaile ,ti i or- Reatly-riiaile ClolJiing, 1 ;ats, iij? , Ciitting :irnl <K-ri- iot.'Klsiii rilliiob . ■' -:rJ..... . rinsox, ANT).IvlXD A(lK .1. Tlnldhuiii &. C Ik.. i . SINTJ KI.( iliKEIS, . UEAI)Y -MA'DK COFFINS I hillul', nlscil, l\roul(leil,,!itiil .Fliit 1 vps; "' 'e'casq'- . FiikVMela'lfic Bririiil c isci mid Htfarjies in iri'iidinesf wr wi'Stj nf the ..s't.v|ic .Cl| feB,isifAfTOXES, T\feAI.KH IS'lVOIltDfehv L/ rnrmtrs' TdoIk,1 F'ils : Jaiiai »eil tin AVnreJ Slovtlj" of tW most' a^prov«J'j|ii I I If Tin,!Sheet rron/and.Coiii>< ;al No. •..'Sli'iHMi;^'! Block4,jtelgiii,lillltiola. i HARmyARK, JOINERS A XI). Table i, anil p»o)<et' enlliiry, iYmit. CE.' OFFICIO OVER Slifeit- i St., >; gin, III.. Office ho tO S.Pi,*-. BENJAMI| IfIIHliITT, |jOMCR^MAaiSTKAtoi AX 1) .'3CSTICE OF T|IK A- i'EAOE. • Pwtickilnr plt^nllo'nil piven ti>j tte rollsc- i;i} •; Hon nf Ueblst,C<jnveyanciii»,to.viffc. Ortice, i<ver V in, - ,vi <'• ilnl'harU's New Slore,: f'Wl Stritdtf KlainU ininois.r^ I •'. f; .Marriage f,l<:mis.«s giauteil.t ' [•' . * -,S > ' ' T i S. 1 -• 0|Ei]N;EyiS,-r&c. KM.Olt AS j licitor in Ciiant-i i :fh T#ii lloors Kiistof,fl j Illliiqls.. I M t,-: •ip r .^)SL\ 1L TTOUNIKS AT I Kiiroitiive Strtrc . t. 9. JO.St.yN, Clfl D ArrtnilXKY Ajjl K ry;i KpT/lltVl ^UlllilC i'Hirti GO MlSSIOti'EU for IOMfA an(l MAySACHL'SETtS. Of? i»u t.A IK,J AND Sto- ------ \i. u road, ICJIoirgo.Street, ;.KI(f i : ,1 -I' .'II .i5-i iV4 RI OKWGErOVER KlMltALll'S ,MilI 'treo't,[Elgin, III. T; "it: .lOlfiV K ffD CO Nu.2,(^roi.imt floo ATTORNEY, JLVflCK CF Tirl: PEACE jA ■ T^yanoeri Offlrw l'i)i«i l BliirS, Nu. 2, (''roi olloiirs frnm 7 o'clock A. M.ilill 7 P.j.M.1 A,ll W qJtsMimt Ii uttii.-iS,: iviilflje' I'aithfu ImsiiH'.sH of Jift'profi'ssioti dlmli ■ lkRrfnrmf.ll." u; i ,RI|tlff,AprUl2tli,lii5'i JL THrKSDKth. TRUESI»ELL ■l'j I'KKIOUIOX Ac. CREIOHTO!^ /T>KNTI3TSAVjORK IN EVERY; BRANC ■[nr li'ontislii , carefully, »nil]thorojgh ! i'urformfd,.: ,ccordln(i to H'ie| latest a I I " mostlinprov «l pylnciiilea of the art, tu d •ranted to glee Mtixtiifit />n'p X >| Ii, Cbjctiiw Streijl, r Yarxrdod's Tlruy Ftpre, Efgin, 11!IiloI.->. , mil ' 1 WlK . • H I *l h-\ . .2. over June lsth, l'SpO. : ■ JL.; |ti5s$ii.ER, if AS ■ KF.StpMED. IIIS DENTAL OKFld St. Oliarli'N. |l'ersons wisbin^lils servJc is knt .Klgin, can [be ncftammodated? by'dro1- pin" !iim :i li!|e, wliicli will be attendoil iqimedlAiely. - All operiitlblis wWrraiitol. -^lilomfoi aaailnlitftfed'with the£reatP|t sliirctas., ^fTcl.' 1U M5fc Galena and Chicago Union R.E {.f . L} TI) !•: KI /«IN' GA Z Hi;!' K' .. i I:!-'..,!.";, li.'-ii...> iV;i,"-,'i"i : | • . !' •.....' "- t'L. - ^ i A Nil! 4 l> (tfiil- C i Thursday, A J. JOSLYM, Editor. ■prepared'them for the baskot pie which n»liow(M||. Uf- the pid-iiic f how- van we -ipc'iuk in ' The gonoral - comuiittfc h:id ! for the cftldlirU-; siimo in Tin! jipiritutl coiit^t^of thesd tfori-'i $Igin in the matter of county oili- mt'n.ior th« n.-olnfiresfjionul1 iioniina- oorji in ewisiilered as a oipher. One, Jtilv 12, 1860. i Hi v,' rit'-V 'tH>n will soon bo jdoe^ded, :»nd we pro- mini things he curries the[ ileleKatiou ■x ' . j prlp.^ared hoinitilulh for the eelcjlir1- : " 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 oft •V .little way o its had prepare JOB PUlNTI.\<i.-\V.- a.c prcpaied 1 ''f'5 ^ their tnl.loj wc found the of to ..tin all kinds 'Jolf Work ot|| short notlw, in ! Ceys of tpi;e 1 tiliiy, SpC^ke^ ftei'g sivie^ uiitl -it tlfc olwtvji'st piicqaf For! ftrtilli»rv'm<ni <•*"* ttouti!ess aml.t"ln'uj>nv-,(dl >vt' «!<•!»• viii»i>^^|ii'i.n'j il™'ler} ?nl") iiisi) tliis difjiai ttiiiMit t!ii.4-sillir nriMifc'ii. : ' •iJAKii. ' it;-: ' K1|- >li«!0. I" C''^S N'ET blr.i, tin- ier. Republican Nomination^ r«u miksiueni or thk cxitem st^tw.j -|k. A 1I K A II A M ll\<OLA , OF ILLINOlJj, -i, ■!. j- -~r~- ' -1 ' ' p.in vick-hiksiiisxt; - 1 i' II A .\ l UAL II A .U1, I A, equal splendoi A A > 1 UAI ; If *'0F MA1XE.I inpbpbnbenoe day in elqin. The glorious Fo day in this citvl ur tii was a gloriiius CTho oppressive heat ! the Ac;ide:iiy sttnl nnot \er table, with The. Continentals were tlieir, guestd. After dftner, a gi-eat, crowd g;ithore«| round to listen to the line sentimcnt| i and tine speeches wliich followed. , The list'of- To^ijats |was as {'ollows : lst.1 "Tlie V^ftshiiji^toji .'C6ntin«^i|U:nV: jll •v«r t hejr ar« t^jfRtl ti^onrio assist ill ilce clefeiice pt' l3ie r country,':pmv jthevj ho imbued with the spirit of their illustrious niniesakes of'70.' Res- pondel to bv Ca||t. K. S.- .foslvii.; p f ' ' ' .Uhd "The | l)etlar|atiii|i of Indiiptiiidence." May il ever ho t'iyiieinliorcii] by!every /American citizer. Kesaon^etl tO by, S. i". Witter, ksij. fJril. ; "The !l|ilgririi Jffatliers." ; - Ma>j -ttlieir memory and principled remain forever with; the Americrn pooplbf Thic o^e preserved 'iu their huartsi the othur aeteii out in their live^J '.Btw, ^{"•tr/.(.in 'such a matter, it wo:ul.d be (juit'e ^Anothe^ tries to b j;w usual for the coluntPV not to eonibirtt- office of f'ShcriftV'a' I. . • .i yf v,,-;: •' , : r- .. ... the Revrtliitibn.-! aijea. ppljded to by Jplin Kiug, '4th.. '"The ^othersi of ..... .......... Tfietr a^ximplet will bcjidniired by all iutiire ( He»j)oiid6tl to l>y. C. A'. IJarrowa.' ■ . lli. "youtig/America." Mnj the sam^snirit whibti| led jtlie'yottii^ iuen of the Kevcltttioiy to sacijifi! e their lives ttpoir their country's altuiy.be theirs. Hespc^ided to by A. A. Keyoi l n I, 6 Mi. "Ottr jConimon Sehoola:" jfay"! t,liey i ... At! u ;ch,i c 'Summer Ark'aiigcmcnt s and .a'FTER tiiurfday, ; may 81st, iSCfl, TruiOT will leave Kl),'ln iii fuKuwa : For Olik'ngoai iii'teiaicdl.iteplaccs, at i. I';' * ' ' l; v 3.27 u.lii, Mi.lR n.m, | i)i, -9.09 u.in, > J <|j'i •' ArriV;"ig a'-plilcagojat (i n.in, trCHICAOOj AT !)!4r. a.in, 2 20 p.mj ffl.30 l'2.4up.n mh. ami i l.15 a.n Q:a.m,ll.I 'rtiixs-i.KAV: , 'a 20 j».iq| (ii . .Cndjmu-tailoij Tickets solif,1 good (lio- irains raarkc 1 I bus*; .- | .[, ' . . | ' ' ''j'-. . ;i 1 f.. UonnfcUon mad'e at Ch^aco wlUiV:all Southern an I Kastcrn Trains; . :| ' i . I.: ... v • Ai Junction, with C. 11. i Ql R. R. and Fulton"tine <1. It C. U. R. It. Trains. : TT . ' ]' At Freeport, n-Itb 111. CeiitrM R. Rj Trains. One Train l&ivesi Klgin i'DKily for Gnhcva Lake, 0.20 returning, arnvls at Elgin at 8..W n.m. ! r E. B. TALCOTT; Supt, ' ,11.. IT. ;PORT»:R, tien'l Pa.4 A " I ' '' ' 1 New Goods. New Goods ■iii! • At ]VT». 14) €Ii ica^o j^trecl. WATCHES^ - \ ' ; Jewelry & yt;vs^ iv:., ! CLOCKS >FancyQpod Fine Walshes on lidnd. h/ -i! Of the latesjt and 'mostj-1 fashioaaifer #ltylesjfi an bbeaper|tban ev^r before. Silver & Plated Warp, Tea Sets, Spooni i - Batter Eaiv|s, &c., &c. ! [ ' Fancy Goods and Toj^ of til descriptions. Watehes and Cloclq Cleaned ^Repaired, and Warrantci. ''No charge ft Elgin. Oct. 8th,lS59. il •,f7'vi W SI . II A j ' AT HIS OLD{STAXn 0\ STREET, ELGIN, ILL. TS DEVOTINO Ills W1i6lI TIME AND ATTENTXOI -A. to the Watch-repairing In «intas, aihd he'flatter» him "ulM-hathe can give ii>.tlsfftfc Son to all vrho may favo lowl^gaoods." G.B.ADAMS. .• wl" R k UK . _ Ilithinks 1 there ls no use o Ing about hi:) rork, Rait shows forlfjeli hlri>"*lth their puffing afld bli Mls new facilities for doing w<fels'jastthe tiling, and h, diflewthe world to produce a 1 ettcr job in his line than hi can'. 'Jnst recelved,a'Bplendi WATCHES, JEW £3 96riale cheap. AU kind* of tfctockpf CLOCKS, •Mbasg* for 8oo<U, mortal1 thirteen colonies wiiich achieved the ^.Nation's Independence. •' Thi« was, followed by a ceaseless clatter df small fir 111S, all the way (dojvn to tie in-! eyitable ilro' crackers. The bells of the city also sent out th^ir joyous peal, and the day of days was' fa-irly .com- menced., At !) a. ni> ithe? schools^ as- sembled at fchei-r respective houses, !the military at the armory,' anjd; tlie - civic isocieties in thei^ halls. "Soon after, tfie Oontinentals appeared in their grandest style, with their"gallant cap . tain at the. head:! Led by the i Elgin brass.band and l»y; tlieir martial music they proceeded ;tb the Court Room and escoijted the city officers,, clergy, and other' distinguished [citizens^; to the Waverly Hou^e, where Chief Mat- shall Ren wick, Splendidly mounted on the horse Giflord Morgan, owned by F. Barnard, of Sycamore, who imported him Irom. Vermont tit a cost 6f §oUtW, and in. Continental uniform, assisted i : •}!*,. - ■ | - ■ by. an able coups of subordinates, had drawn up the, schools -of the West Sidej Atj ten,va ,signal gun w^as Gred, and ali the Companies started simuU taneOusly for Market 4|^e head; of l^ach ' procession ' rested 'on* Main street until tht, proud display from the! West Side crossed;the bridge and passed up the street, iwheii each filed in, the lower schools first, grad- ing back to .the left, as mi,l!itary men : suy, until the High School ' closed the display of the {public schools, imme- diately;, after which caire the Academy students | seated'in carriages.r| jOn the extreme right wa3 a company of. moun- ted _art!ille^y, with their fieild piece, under the ^direction of ;Capt. $ho|t. The procession, about a mile!.in;length, covered with banners, was one of tlie most imposing sights over beheld in this town. Having entered the Grove east, of the Academy; eacti school was marcheid to ^^separate encampment, while the "old folks" Assembled at the stand to h<?ar /the; .reading jand speaik- General E; Wilcox, Presideht of the vJrd" passed awa'y .iii the Aight, amid thejgraiidest display of Nature's "fire worllp" wo ha've . .sedm in many; a day.The morning, as a consetjuencei opened cool and refreshing w^th a* strong breeze from;the prairies, wjhich infused new life into all*., At sunrise cannon !»nroa<l forth its -aluto.of ,.e,^ . ft„!u „,5ir thirteen giins, invnotlbr of the old ijba- 'eon^Citifm. n«apbnded to by ;A>. C. Wbllin, IfJsq ' . VOjLUN'TKER. TOASTS. : : lit. f'MThorfEfgiu Aeadeiav.V ''ltu^iKjndQd to ij.v E. (': Lovkli ! ' " " ' ' 2nd., 'i'The.J^nited States'Arnlyi"!!- ltespoiid- ed to. b f; (ien. E. j Wilcox. ,' | \\ • . j otfd. ')Tlw Aciidemy and thePtiblic Schooli' ReSponjled to; bjy jj. B. Newconib. Esq., and skev K. C\C3iirkJ- [.;! ,• 4-j'^hei Mothers of'7ti, 5ml the Dauglitars of'tiO;": 'itesponded t&lby"A, B'llunt, Est| 'The (Jontiniiritiils tjieh jjavc siveii. thOers Uv eoniiit fiir the'Elgin Aeadetnv Each school, as has been intimated, had a separate eneampment, where fun ard frolijC'ruled the hour. South of the stt.nd was the famed High School, /whore youth | arid beauty met.' On the easi; tli« ol»l:'brick, school. . ,; Farther nor th ul^e West Riders,, ^ay as a mar:. riac e poll, l^ear the stand on the noiith we§tvtj aa -ani iiamense throng of folks little a id big: frdto the; t(>wn of Ribg gohl-, in Cook County. They camo down in the morning, with over thirty "wagon?, and ijoin.ed the procession iit Marke; Sauure. ivo couipanj wytrinea liap pie;r than they. Among them were many {old . friends, and it -did us good to takii hold I of their honest hands pnctMrore; ]The Sabbath School of the Ba ptist. (Jhurch was there in order, and nei.r.ly everybody, we should j u<lge,. iii. Ithe tQ^jri bfj Riiiggoid with them. ^Qj ^,they may often visit us. Nor th of thei; 1 (.was jfche Catholic BenCvolent Society, whiqli appeared ia good num- bers aid presented a fine'&ppearaiick We purpose giving, some account of this society at another, time, t Stilj nortii cf them w,^. thel XJermjtn eft. eam])tn int, to' wliich the band repaired favorroj* tlio:. letter. W'hen-f:of this tujwn in his pocket to'promote thb city pits itself against the o»un-' his; noiii.i^ut-ion ibr Jhv f lerk.^hip/ barter it away for the aiulsoou. A candi- {|<|i».nst the .ciiyj,-'-. '^I^rnsifor-tli,'! -date ai(i?6u:n<ie3 himself 'iii1 the Aurora morecver, has giyen eminent satisiuc-' BtY/<.v>«,»and rests as-if there/ wereL no -ticu to his .eohS;titueRtb. ; No reasonother foAvns in the county. • Tfreso. caa.be assigned for thCehange, except i vi^c-.wbj-k&is seeft^toii'knov' no north.' th it, Mr. Arnold'<want8 the place, arid j'Now if gome of their j rogramines We have ' don't.get spoiled we are much mi^tak- saJd over and ov^r again t0 the friends'.en. ; ItVEigini and Dundee witli the of Mr. Arnold, /yraifcJiintil after the j towns west of tlieni are 110: to be con- apporti^nmenfc, founded upon the cen>(suited in this fatter, something; will happep. \Yq insist' that t he Coroner shall be taken ■' from this jnd of the county. If we are- not gratified in tliis we will blow the ticket ; We give notice to all whom it may ' concern, that this toWn of Elgin belongs to none of the men who i.ro around the county trying to trade us off to promote their own personal ends. Our delegation will doubtleus go-to the convention ■ uhtrammeled, prepared to solect the jbedt men for jthe various offices to be filled Pi ■ ! sm now being taken, and then Chi- cago will be ji district of itself, and can elect whomsoever i(|j will. Our ad vice is unheeded I a'nil the struggle goe4fo:i. |; We! hope, therefore, every delegate at Dixori;1 outside of Cook county, will ^ci fiqlid - for Mr. Farns- woi th.~ We have no objections to Mr., ^.niold at a pr.ojper5 itimel] i; He would mal:e a good ,i representative. lie-is ,an ;ible, accomplished statesman, and tyould. faithfully, represent Chicago. But let him -wait quietly! two years, and then go w(ithou,t opposition. ' The pettifogging afppeal, Of. the Copk coun- ty Convention to the other counties is simjlly rjdiculojus. , ll is ' notorious that i flirifi1 " ;,i ^ ' W[£pnring, NT. V.j Ju'y 't»Oj. i!h)u Gazk rTK.f—iPermit mt? t >. express t'o your rtJaJiH)! iuy ibcnrty cungritulutitnfl on tlieir behil^.thait tliO 'Uazelte is once mure ^vell n:au|ftedj and .unJor Full aailj that they art in eommuuication with tlii world Jlhrouirh ;a iiiediuui whicli reflect# credit upon.1 hojuitjy and county which ij representm, aad jwhicli wt* hope wiilij.be re4 ward«d by an ''eoifiti-siastic penisal! and a generous suj port.' j The local p3]>er is-the priuiiipal me iusjby which au acquaiataoce I is kept up between the locality ; it repre | sects and thi world at large ; and the pa' per* are eagf rly watched from abroad and a judgement rendered ijWith rega'd tolhe place of thufr publication according to their ineehau ical appearance, the eharac> ter and abili rj of their articles, and more especially , by the. character and amount of business represented in their advertising columng, whi :h give a kind of bird's-eye view to the reader^ suoh as he j can geif from no other, soariie of information: hence I tho colnvention was called prenm- y to steal the march, on"' Farns- ortfh,' while |at Washingtort, und then the. thieves turnj cago grac ous. tiVe for j\ and country to consider the claims Then "tho ndemory .q of tho day, ■sailed the vast assembly to 6rder a few minutes past eleven^ and n-n.Tr Joontry Produce taken 1 4-M prayer was offered by the Cha Rev. John McCorkellV The Djclara- tion of Independence was! read in a clear, distinct voice, and} ispiriteil man-, ner , by Sherwooll' Raymond, Esq. The Elgin .brass ( band and German glee c 1 ub^fur n is bed ~e nl i ve ii ingim us ic. The President, of tho . day' ^welcomed the assembly to the gi]oye, congratu- lated them oti their [privileges as American ! citizens and i occupants of the glorious valley of th§ Fox River, At this moment the Marshalls ap- peared escorting5the speakers, from the depot. Hoij. I. N. Arndld had been engaged for an orator, and Mr.; Bross, of th^ Chicago Press <|- Tribune^ to address the schools. Mr. Arnold did not cdme, although he gave positive assurance on Monday evening thiat he would be present. Mr. Bross was' called out and received jvitjh applause. After explaining 'his position, which was,1 certainly f awkward jenough, he prpceeded''in hib usual happy manner, to a,ddress the cirpWd, urging, especial- ly upon the TOung the dhty of self- cultivation. The j speaker iwajs listeii- ed to with; attention and; frequently applauded. . After this? came th& pat- riotic . song, "The Sword of Bunker Hill,** by., some of our best singers, and an! imprpmptu:spee<^& fey <!apt. S. Joslyn, which brought the people to the., regular 4th oft Jtiiiy temper, beg the of. Chi- f tliese oils suppliants is very . treacher- Tliey have had io: representa- tor /oio- -years. Butiliojlr Aviis'it iirteen years previoifs ? IIow Icing did ' WbntworthaJBBPjl-' worth represent the districfc"^^Hjmca- gq and Galena have monopolized tne blfice .for almost a score of years. Gent iemen of'Cook go on with the fight, but don't let us have • any whin- M , . .Aly'-SilX'V • Since .writing the above, we have jlseen ii (Jtituiai jujiuvu lo being disttib- || uted <:landestinely'by Arnold's-friends in Du Page county. This circular is : tho result of. s6ine mousing, scamp at ! Wash rigton, who has been paid for lijuritii g up every vote taken in Con gross ivhen Farnsworth happened to be 'outj of his seat, or on . a visit a.t homfe,rpr paired on some cjuestion ivith some other member. Such ef- forts t d defeat Mr.' F. willVkill thosjj .who make them! j Wo hope Mr. Arni old do,H!s not favor such dastardly at- tacks upon his opponent. At any rate Farnsvorth is qiiit'e sure of the nomi- nation I^RESPNTATION.,' ;J-,'.>! On-'lTu^sday; ieyening;, July'ld, tlici pupils lof '.the; Hiffh School 2aire their with a large- number of Germans and othe :s, where;! the 'afternobri i-wns en joyed, • as r>f 'old, lit)' Fathei|!ari'(l.— Their 3a;ncin^ on : bliis'■greenl in day- time .ni|l nVp'earcl to 6S; ftjr Aoro |s|nsible tiiat^ daiiciag all t ^urpris,-. At a ioicerte<i nigfc tho City Hotel, \ankee fash-] signal ilhcy pai-cliea into, tho Kimball .onv; .Iut,updn thi, question wo don't [ whore tke teachc-s board, prctindto haj-eany great araonnt of j ^ Would toript an .knowledge-lj- l|-| E"epieur(:j, whicajt; Wis ■; sbo^ 1". : . i •lus: parsed iO»k 11 the bgst days, ]jY a.h<ist of^fiiljiids, . who 'some how El?l>, cj-er knew! In the evening we f hkd fotnd ou^what was Aing on insia ed or aj.display of iJre-worVs, The Jel.ine . fedl-'ioyousli and altho ag i the cpmniittee, finding their funds CKhaustlldj had made no proviss ion for isarryi^g'out this part of their progtauimeirtl|V'e insisted because we foun<i riapy people from the country waiting in town on purpose. to see them. So bvi'^ihit of begging • and blcejcl injj pretty; freely, we got all the rockets etc., in town, and had them fired off to the J delight of many who never Ijsaw onfe before. Let Elgin keep i(r promises to.the country jand she slif ll havei her pay an hundred fold. |4 There were many pleasing and some ludicrousjl things occurred, but we havi) not time to notice them -.iiow. The oay serious drawback to the enjoyih3nt of the occasion was the failurei of Mr. Arnold to comply with his eq£;agement, but as we! shall have an. opportunity to disappoint hiin about if-" shortly] wo shau say no more the matter at present. One and all ^0 hear :,:f4 Word.—We wish our Bublncribers ■ u->"4 A.jfefr i-s vvi j- for whom ,we aro doing business is. >Ve are doing, tvondprii in the way ofi setting; things; right all aronudj jjut pMwse is in cjvety tnouthr:i iBut; y^ant oi|r pay, we "must haveit. We want you to came and pay for your ^apqr,; your! advertising, your job work. Those -who were aik sioua to h^ve the paper rc^qstab'* lished ,i iU8t now dpme forward and help US: till lire ^get ;fkiriy!; jinder wayr ' Wait a.called-upon. , , ^ f ,i— 1--*" ;] j Delicious. r-Mr. D. C. JSeofi'eld presented us a few days si ncO- with a dish of. raspberries, so lar|;e, so fine- flavored arid, every way so superior that we can t do justice to theni in any other way than using then: for a rich dessert to our dinner. We have Bnjiaejked our lips ever since'and,sighed for move. Frienc^ S. truly fcay;j of them, ,the'y are, regarded as the Prince of Riispberriesj in size^ excolilencc and productiveness uiicqualed. They, are called "Brijnklb's Orange Ritspberry." We hope to; cultivate their acquaint snce.; In comparison tho' splendid boughs of currants- accompnhying the above are hardly worth mentioning. I Small fruits are abundant this jjear and very- superior. , Qiir fanners and gardeners .will find it to thnr Kaidvan- tage.to go more largely |nto them wool, BUtlNG. This year's clip is'toiow; nearly all in tlie hands of buyers, only a few lots remaining in first hands. • j The old and honorable firm off R. Li and J. R. Yarwoodj wlio kinnj all ' : •, • . • x'. i ! 7 • :. I- 1 • about wool .Jthat is worth, ,knc wijrig, ]iave bought in this town for the Glpbe Mills of New York, about 10,OGOllbs at; an average of about 38 ccnts Mr. A. B. Fish, in be)ialf of i :necticut factory,; has paid out and adjoining counties, iiboui; $25 buying choice lots/at an avora about 40 cents. He has now a pcrville ^a^OQ.p'ounds in one Tot by competent judges to Be. tho lot. ever gathered in the the value of i cuiable; 'for i not directly.se ity, and in ma Coii- tjhis .000, gc of , Na- s aid best are glatji to hear from pur old iriend j&ea. 0.wep,!*gftinef. .[Elgin, uiisaea him nijore than, some ndsier nien. We liofe hi; ¥ill yet'jfeturni i«a- ,*• #1 ii Piling »; pagsjed; joyou when about to leave- the. secret, which had been told 'in, ^-'whisper all day, was revealed. ; Op four full sised plates Set in orie[ magnificeht. framo, Svere t:ie happy faces of 'flfty-six sch^lari | as a memorial present to their teacher >.i^ 'HdW appropriate, how del- icate, hpw touching, the design'! All •vvho wei;e present felt like-jctildren,. and teai a: .mingled freely and sweetly', lit was scene to be remembered,for a]Ht^-ti]ne,/and; to make One' better foreveh lore^,. Mr.:. and, Mrs. -Hey^ wood, g j where . they will, caii never forget <|rj. be forgotten. .. TiEose faces daguerr ;otyped' pn their hearts will ever, he iceforth, ins-pire them to duty in their noble professioii. Mh " ' :;rNor . jnust -xye forget to4tate tiiat ctures] j wor thy af aj Brady or wer^e t-ak'eri iii Elgin, a^ ofi course ty our old friend, R. W/ raicielf^r d. Such an artist,, such tea- shch scholars, are an honbr to .■■^r'!!Hri?"r" Tho Memberi of. the Elgin iRepujbr lican Clih are ;.specially requested ,to present- -at the -next regular ineett- rng of t! e "Wide Awakes, on Tuesday £July 17% x 'FitisD.;'Raymondj S'eoV "1 *ii!1; &' iScHooii LtiiRARv; -—The those p ^Hessiifr ch.ers, ^our city evening', ?:i:v s PCWL f^1K n6xt drawing tjilted platde to^mbrroW (Fri3ay]|. at 4 o'clock I?. 'M!.bon't' w^get tciretuHi thd taoks prolnptly. tVestj and; about equal to .the Verinorit ilcccesi Harvey and Spillard have bou; four to five thousand pour making "an\ [aggregate!of bg thousand pou'nds gathcre point. The quality is usualjly very good, our farmers diavingjbeiJon|e cph vincofi that it costs no jnore to raise's. good than, a, ppor article. '" Ariothc r thing they pught to loam is,, that ^ne hundred sheep pn a farm enriches rather than impoverishes it,'and they would bring tliem cash jjist before harvest, when they nee4;it most. local paper is almost incalv s importance abroadL tho&gli en at home, is a living real ay ways, by its safer influ ence, lis silently but surely contributing to the general ^eneljt of the' location. !it represents, beyond any one enterprise tbaj; may be prosecuted withiQ i£sj circle of influence. ]j trust, that the citizens of Elgin appreciate this fact, and will -ever, hereafter, by their hearty co operatiboj se* cure the highest! degree of beuef tltb be derived from sutjj.h du iastrumentiklity. I aui happy tq notk sj>me evidences of pros- perity-in the seat of my old hoia^; aod. trust that the tiiae will soon come , i when all tKe trials of ' jhef financial prisia shall be forgotten in tpe ;midst. of the tjucpess that'shi^ll follow] or only be referred to as havjng furnished lessons of wisaoin s that Imore than repay all the losses j sustained. So far as I-have iearcT of the prospects of tbis seasou there jare good grounds for ex pectation that a great share of the burden will be removed in ' the few months that • are 'to come, as. tihe'promise of plenty seems to wave on-j tho broad fields, and hang upon the bendjing boughs. ; The sea- son here has been.remarked as ! more ia- jvlorable than for Bcveralyears past, tliough, p,n account of t.h(i wlipt midge 1 here 'is hotiso great a'boeadth of wheat on the ground as was customary in wheat1; time. think it is w«ll I tested thafr. while most vajrie-ies, especially wheat, become a {r|By to that htiljj redator, the Mediterranean, i whoJ early may be rclie T on for a . erpp. of spring wheat the California , (jlrande seems td j bp most rclis inienUon this as thi^ little;- pest; iaa your State, though I hope not, an should, that you-ninjy know soniething of So h pasjt/ 41 remaip is ex- 10 ;.^- i ap swal- lowed it up bodily, land _uow' it is but ai t di«triutt6f the great,tnetVop-plis. Tiiruim ilnto tt .tifuiel'plebiau kre«it, Ij sooi i Teac|ied| u^d^iwo^aiory house, liot'so (iseoloredj with.coial smolce as the dwellings in tlur .older portions o " the city. Kuteriug th^ duorj l was nltt by his Seotch wi 'o, (a lin- eal descendant ;ef ktout John Knux,) andi; conducted to thd^ ''garretbut- such ^ garret i[ In tlie tlays iof Johmsou' Sava'g< it would bavti bee^i deemed a $,uh»p tuou^ apartment foi a rjiuili dn ,er ^ audi poor Oiiyer Uoldsmiih wdhld havejdaneed for jo!y over the owi ersiiip of so1 tidy and; spacipus a sanetuiij. It was wonderfully well ordered, eouslidc ring Ihat .binrc wertn Clbook's to the eeiliin^i, books on the waIN,'' ». booksion the. tallies, hooks Upou book;? -ev? erywlilttfe.'VJJA lafg«"German Voluuuv lay open pi;{the cenlro-t.'.ble, aud over it bent the iroii-gray head of the; philosopher Starting up froa; his chair; he gr jeted mo with k bluff heuftin iss,' and in the rich brogue, of Western S jptlanll., II« looked preeWty as I,e:cpeeied, ti| robust, broad- should|ered sbn of the sail, appare itjyjjuat ^ from tn j ploWj a ad si ipped into c icah lin en'flnd liroadeloth f<|r thc oc jasion >f meet ing a. friend Or gQfng.to church. iWith his criip, short a[ray hair^ and_ l is- long black <;jiat, whos 5 cdllac invaded this ear^i; h^ recdied the tigur< of a good Methodist parson tire to •r^ i. f I filii VP!: '' ■hi crho rode'the -circuit near .Our na« irp in, da:f Of |ydre.d There Iwas -aj world of latent in sat i i his gray xjyes, whieh | kindled as he fired up in ebdversatfonil' A fine brqiw and fuirow^d cheek marked th^ s J lifeolong student of three sjej^re ye^irs and ; fiyc- ' ;'■■ [.;• |-. V !'". .. ■' 'V:,' ilis jfirst inquiry!. ivas > after Professor' Longfellow, therpoet of .Caiiib,ridge, whont he pronounced a "m:,n well skilled in tho tongues." 1' (lie then fell into a talk about. Amerija, a land to whi|ch ihe had often boon;ii|;\ited, and which hie jgr|at ly llcsiredl-V to visit, but want of leisuro arid a dread or\ 1" J aLsown its character and capacity for, evil. £reat has been; the ifalling off of ^licat ^his region for thrJe or four.'y|ar where wheat has blen flic prineijial d' peadence, that money.matters still veryj stringent,r thi Ugh the hope pressed/that wlien i he present wool crop easier. <r from the;sea tad kept hinj baeky I toli(l him that he had mbie readers in tho ^Jnited-.i States ,t baQ Brji:aibftrind,: that the.^thoij ^ of so many political tract^tds ougLt 'tp sc? ,i the- wording , .claiiscs of our llcpublic/W- I- "Ah," sjtid he ^ou may t:«fk ap rjuoli ap|\. you likej about your ' Democracy ot anj?' other ciracy, <lr pny sort q! political rortli- i; ish.; j'thti irue^sciret^of happiness in^-3^W» erica is that yc liave got !a jvast deal 'o(f land for poor pojple;" floj wns nt't fac r from th 3 ; triith. l^ibundant..' land apL ■ abupdantjlabor for the,: masses give hopM homes- iiDjd full stouiaqlis; and fwith fra|».-. sehools<iaudffrec Bibles, why should'not ' sfich a nation fchiri'vu ? And a large fsha^.ip of the sociil -eyib of Gi-eat Britain * .hav4» groNva out of her- enormously overcrowded populatian. ■■"■;■ ' : |;-' m Aftor a delightful chat iover W- teeth of fie N.' Y. r an elab- "Suph is this- great out. No ealize the me up to is markjbted it - will" bs somewhat The market has ope led well,*.rangin ' |i| fprty-hveito fdrty>se ven,cents pet pound lit i To-day the llepi >licans met 'at! (War- ds '(lach, j saw1, our^bunt'y ssj4i) to ratify the mC'.thirty | o° hominatidas wM a 'speedhj frdqtjiillon'. 1 at | this O^Vcn Lovejoy. - Th| meeting was a jargp, "and enthusiastic one, and Lo^cjoyj Of l|is most happy i moods, gave1 i'su esp|ositiion of the preseut charaetler] • I r ' 1 " ' ' !- [ ' relations of the parties, and the obi tiops of citizens at tjle present crisis,'a': may not probably, hear again duri ig. Lampaigu,, and asjgaye the'ditisdna Wyoming county a;| la'rge smack pf the character, arid talpnits of. Suckdrdoni. And I apprehend that some, who, are al- ways thinking thafc-|"no good 6at. oo^je out of Nazareth,"jhake been isompslled to draw an inference from the thundsir; add lightriirig of!-youf;'|ive Illinois sf^natojr, that there may. h* Wmething hack | there after alll in the persqniScatiOiji"' of. [/f honest Abe'; which they h^fnot -dr^mjdil^pf iin their philosophy, ariq .which may' fjurnish a "smart chance" of; |»n entrance, into1, the rWhite House" ..iieit ^pr|jjg. IV'hjtle ' I am sorry that jour [Eastern Trwiid i"ha^'e been disappointed initheir high hopes for Scward,\I am glad iin. the ^rospetit! that ehoy shall find themi more than real zed.in Lincoln, whilb at tb<s same time tht cha acter of Illinois shall he i redeemed^ ao the- claims of tha ifast West uqd ir^too and Vindicated.' i!;: 1 - , eoalsiublie! jon in. a §;ior th'ere it was, th Robert nis ...___... _ ..„^,rir_. ............ ... sudy; tabio, V: ifiyid sol ZM' firs" proposc.il a walkj toward.^ ;"flydo Park, .a quartfcr] in whi.ch he haii , to ,Hioet ail En- gagement pr&sen .ly. sallied out intoj tho air loaded with bituaiin'Ous/t'louclslfr6m j-the £>old/town,';' ? od Ca%le'' T^randishtmri • his cane before I itd, iexclaimrld, "How I like to inouot a lorse an[l!pu<hj put in thftl the win!,' beyond this London^ ' ii As we walkc/i-alpng, he'ran ous strain of*mirth *nd m.pr4i riment, <icc:isiona ly breaking into a loud laugh-ths t a ight be hprd across the strpeh t told him that I h ad just eomjc from tlie land of Burns, ti his set him upon a glow, ipg reminiscence . of 'the! Ays hire barrl; j and he'told mo that when a little bo' ! 1 . ' r. . - ^ • • used to tsro^p over into the chc^chpra:1 D urn fries and fin ! the pqet's tomb, sit an.d r hour midst of ■I'.iSJ ead thc sicljplc iriscriptipn bj Thjerc {it vyas/' «|aid hii| -'in poor attizans and labor l)urn?.i name,:llob^i|tj Burr paslyld replied _ J, Peale's i Oou,rt of Death s 'We call attention to the advertisement of tlie engravirig of Peale's OOur: of Dvoath. in anothor column j r If what jsays of it is only fialf'true, it isi he- cheap- est and most desii able Work of art ever jintrodueed to the public. . T Observer, a religious papof,! afte orate description ofit^» says-: the!brief outline description pf work. 'To appreciate it fuHyj it must be studied in detail, and the train o|f thought which is i suggested- followed printed deseription can fully conception of the Artist, or co the requirements of the imagination' in its 8tu^:" -1 "i 11 Look out for Do^oy'ss splendid picture otr. Lincoln. It yill ho here in a day ok tsvo. Call aft|p jE gin Book Stqre and ;iget Pne. - AJj.' yho' have seen it pronaunce it. perfect —:—.<i*' ■ 'f -Oi; i '- Tlie .Weath«¥-i^ cool and fine •just right to mature the siiial.l grain without1 danger of rustiff A few days, ...... ; menCoMWio rye and barley ar<rofr j "f ; picNot so j popai | tar las formerly—not i b imitated by . u ttr n, j , x, kfledged litterateurs aa a dozen years lses wajh Wc wiU soon s(und the ! *; -i , .! ,. WT/ J . p i - ■ ■ ' p he still ranks among the iscoro of; laaditg TrulyyourB, WITS: GARLYI<:3.| "llovi will be very 'welcome to morrow^ at two o'elonk, the hour! besome aeoessijble'-ih my gariret h< ire The turning up of ,tiie above.laoonicj ,arid chaSraeteristic'iriote aiiidng some private pa- p^rs,.together with th j announcement of ja Se^fUdition of .Carly e?s Miseellaaeo'us me to" w^enl i minds of our erav'; SSgit-Thej ttavel on'thefGalejia road • isjlcountryTnen'ever sdo' .'/-(.j it T. J f •i.L-i' ii-if. '• • it! rapidly iricreiisin|j.r. ^migration from the East and frpifl Germany has, fairly coui^ motieed'agaiu. The "good time is com- ing, Wait ft liCUe longerj boys." -j'- |^er faQe.dtd faoe,jji^^^aBtctiedito aceept i co^dial apppintmetit | >r. an interviewJjrv 11a d* lives at Ohelsea, on t|ie baBka of thje hiU dy Thamea-^iii wliaf was*0Q6e thi en^U rA- b name several tinie3 to himself with sole rdvcrenoej.. ;-And!nsj fye didrsvlrc<kk, s^e the striking picttic of the little f:r bpy of IJcijlefeoh^t sJtcaling up to; the of poor Ho^ie,T the peasant; bard, and ther;^! fill those jdjjep gray eyes fdll with tea: he repeated to himself the ^Cotter's S-itilr- .....t," and joinpd is the pqel'.-» ptayer; :-4f] day Nigj .hat he . I'otf puir aulil J Soneli;g^fu' [ la fseotlandV c:ike a,Or jbuik.' coj^ld male}" ii.. ' 0|r siri^ a^nj; at Joist. ■At that' Dumfries graVe sidc-must been kiilletjl iaspiratioii which aft'er-t! prioduqedj through the pages of Edinburgh ReVit w, the ) noblest tri ever paid to ;he m cuiory;of Burns.' When I informed him that the old man who odce- li-illcd' hiinself (as repor't Said|. by drinkiqg to Burn's,nLemory wi th"%yono vflf0 ejilied/ Carlylij I urjst..intc Ipud ; laughjeri 'at! thoT ludicrotiif idea o)' such a|; maitylrdo a.—'- "W^ql," ^aid he,! 'ja very Weej bit drap- will soiii s'tiwes se id V man "a long way." There was the esiencc of a,gocd tempe* ranee speech in thai brief; senteaic In the course of cur cohyersati Jylc 'sai^ to !me, :<from. ^dur!^t fpiust be a Dootohm tn." I told my ancestors camfi f^bui .thpikrid of cjykp?. This started him inlo a ■grotesnuely elo- quent eujogy of J) xttfh pluck.& ipalriotisni; !'ar- withi "The woild has gpac crazy/' he ^aid^'pyer a certain red; ra^ pf a FrencJbminjihut no esploits tif Boiiap arte can compare 'those I^oijtehliien ]whd stood' out of Leyde of Alva When Philip sent (hi a. to squolih them, h<| ilhiiuself like a' rpttenj qj i )tchi were t lie bravest peopi 3d.''I iiis fceaselese flow of* hit those D> ever lee? "'With sttirdy man s|,roda taking long etepioijfie one whe^hs ion toward the park- lowed thi plojw—riind tho first s treet tferd heiii^ lighted yrheo we shook and jpattod.-^/?ei 'fpfW*-. -M' •ii ( ' j l it Theodore Cuylkr.^ ful-l laaips! hands; '-r-r-
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Title | 1860-07-12 Elgin Gazette |
Description | July 12, 1860 issue of The Elgin Gazette newspaper from Elgin, Illinois |
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