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, 1859-09-15

city-as many as wish to purchase Furniture
viii Of course call on Marsh Brothers, aud save
money By so doing. They seem to be taking
the hed III their line as usual, and We believe
they dcserSc their success. With q large stock
Of goods, bought low and selling as they do, Ut
the lowest possible price, they a1e sure to win
custom. To be found 1t ITO Randolph aud los
Ink. streets.
, 1859-09-15

EUR SALE-A Three Story and
l. basement B:ici HOUSE with modern Ia movements.
centrally &tnac 10. II, At.a- srttt. LO. oQxeH fcr
an ally. Terms e14U ca-h fttfJ IN tine viii, ter
ceAt interest. Apply uext door to Eeniscs.
tc2 a:5fSw Z, MCCONNELL.
, 1859-09-15

~ See advertisement Of Cornell t. Co.'s
two.thread noiseIess premium Sewing 3iuchin.
and universal hemmcr, No. 1888 Lake st.
, 1859-09-15

Ir WILL PAT to examine the Brushes, Per-
fumery, Toilet Articles, and Fancy Goods i'll the
beautiful store Of Stebbins & Cramptou, corner
Of Clark and Madison streets, where Soda
Water is favored with genuine fruit srrups
drawn from fountains lined with porcelain.
Sen14.4t.
, 1859-09-15

B Remember that good assortment Of
youths and children's clothing can be found ut
II. q. Husteds, l3l LIKE street, ed door West
Of Clark street, sep13-3t
, 1859-09-15

SlSGEn's SEWING MAcu1SEs.-For all kinds Of
tailoring and leather sewing, at &C Lake street.
au2+5w i. ". HARRIS, Agent.
, 1859-09-15

No Meeting ON CHANGE To-DAy.-Yesterday To
the members Of the Board Of Trade unanimous
ly resolved that no meeting take place at tho
Board Of Trade Rooms today, in order to giye
the commercial community to visit The Nation
a1 Fair.
, 1859-09-15
Buffalo Market.

BIZ Tn1srArHl BrrEAIo. Sept. II.
FIorn-Less active and .hade eas:cs but unchanged
s1les 800 brI*.
GnA1x-Nheat-uew spring opened at an adyancc. tht
stock for present neyey beng light, hut closed shalt
eaicr SAILS 500 busa No hcl,o Spring to arrive tJ
steam at SEC; l0lI bu No do arrivs at lk0 tt
do ato1t 1T Sc. RID and White winter srce-the foMe
ndenaat, the hitter dull Com In or hans;
ket lG4ac b.uc.
, 1859-09-15
Receipts OF Wheat and Flour Mt West.
ern Ports.
The following table contains the receipts Of
flour and grain at the principal receiving points
in the Vert for the week ending, Sent 10;
THE CITY.

No11cE.-Those friends from abroad wh ON I
engaged to meet at the g. S. Fair, will find nc
at a34 Lake street. GEO, T, PEARSON,
, 1859-09-15

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
for Property In Chicago; Cottage Grore. Or Lake View.
sch Acres rich rolling pEe II miles frun Mantenn et:-
ton. the Illinois tential h ad s nIcs from Chicago.
30 Acres fHe rolling lard all ftMed, on the Bur ington i
lows. There 90 improved. ITO tine timber
and 70 acres laid out in tgwn ts upoa VII ch Railroad
sts.pn and Ii suouadc by asicuual dl>tcet wsh
Iarac settlements naturally trihutar, 10 it. and oilers rt
rate chance for any disposed engage In general
cane and produce bus:ness where foune may soon IL
realized
For terms apply at the C.. D. & @ Il. r.. o11:c.
, 1859-09-15
Steamer Great Eastern Invlfed to Vfr'

Steamer Great Eastern 1nVlted to Virs
EluIa.
NoRrotK, Va, Sept. 14.-4t the Merchants
Exchange to-day q resolution was adopted ap-
poiuting q Committee to invite the Steamer
Great Eastern to visit this Port The anthori'
lies Of this city, rs well as those Of Portsmouth,
Richmond, and Petersburg will no doubt CO.
nnerate in this movement.
, 1859-09-15
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy r. r. Co.,

The following packe.s having remained In store will he
sold IN The salesEoom Of Keith son. Nos ls and Is
Dearborn street. On the 18th Day Of September unics
.. 7. KEITH son. Aactopeers.
HENRY STAINING a*a2 I! niBsssss T. ! 4. Fl i R.
B!ack bag. Button c Il Q check 1ss3-ca1p+t ba..
smith. + check unpalated boz Ruth sd Ma1y
sio1phy-rnsses trunk u ys-pine box no marx, G +
Q cheek l5sn.n chest Mrs Ruih-ba.ket r Button
black trunk, Remington. b Q check ls.3-Eusset
trunk. mark check - susset vaI AZc-black
95;-bunoel matf-Tu.set valise Mzs Morxan-h2eE
trunk. Robert MeCau-russet trunk, Ma1ga.tt Walker
John Corcorau, Geo Thoua1-hass drum marx, Z &
trunk Paine, q i ehsck s9s1-5'acx trunk, lis
Anps uow*rd, Tin Howard. C r cheek e5sI-russet
trunk, mn Howard, MIch1e Hays = & q check letLs
grain bag. Hannibal l. chick NE. Z Il q check eco
BessS.,ei uant, 1iciati Ben eheet 0s5 g;
and Geo Higgins cheek 19s-b1aek trunk 60 mark
bundle. no na1k-c.Ipet bag: no marx rough boz, l.
pstb.s no nalE-.ed trunk, Aunger-oacs trunk My
McSef and Ferris bundle joseph Bsantx-hl1ck tltlnE
MSS, i Qcheck 1allt-rarpet baz, @ SmIth-crptt
bag. naask-black bag bsck bag. Banger--
10 u eses 10 box, no
caest, no m,1k-sack- J Hamilton -sraset trunk no
r1lk-zusset trunk, no marx, B check 3t77-arpet
ck no n1fkc PIT bag. no na1kea:pet bas. John SeY-
!q.set trunk no lnarka!pet Lag. Jacob-hlack ag,
" Roberts-hlack trunk uaa1k-earpee stk no nail
black bag. fna1k-back bag ma.k-caIpct ba. 70
r1ars-black bag 10 mafk-one violin ma1k-l rpc-I
m1zk-.e'aek Bag John Hc1ss-4 E.tche-l.t jewel5+i
Of sveetacle,. au:3 ast6 iawtI
, 1859-09-15

LARcESY.-Patrick Horan, Thomas Homer
and Derby Cumming, we're arrested at the Fair
Grounds yesterday, charged with larceny Of q
keg Of beer. They contended that they bought
it Of man who brought it to refresAment
stand they were keeping, between i and 9
o'clock in tho morning. They were brought be-
fore Justicc 4illitea, who was holding court at
the Fair Grounds. Patrick Koran gavc bail:
the others were committed to answer ut the Cir.
ruik Court
, 1859-09-15

THE BAzAAR-GREAr SuccEss.-Co Cosmopolitan
Bazaar was visited last evening by something
more thun 800 persons, every one Of whom,
is, or ought to be, satisfied with the pleasant
entertainment there offered. The bounty and
wit Of the ladies in attendance at the booths,
the variety and picturcsqueness Of the cos
tunes, the attractions Of the music, the ele-
gauce Of the.refreshments, the many wares Of
fered for sale, leave nothing to be desired. The
affair is, rs it ought to be, success. The
worthiness Of the object to which the money
thus collected will be appiied,-the rescue Of
harmless children from the haunts Of poverty
aud vice in the city, and their installment in
happy homes in the country-would excuse any
shortcomings in the attractions of the Bazaar;
but fortunately the charitable ladies' who have
gotten it up, need not plead that in excuse.
The exhibition is perfect Of its kind, and we
arc glad to know that thousands Of our citizens
aud the visitors at the Fair will add TO its
charm By their presence. The Bazaar is open
at Metropolitan Hall every evening during the
week
, 1859-09-15

e Strangers who have Millnery to pnr,
chase should not fail to visit Miss Marsh's, a5S
State street. vt"
, 1859-09-15

E The largest and cheapest stock Of Crock
cry, China. Glassware. Silver.plated goods, Cut
isEy o. d. IN The city, is 70 bs found nd. at the
st., near Dearborn.
, 1859-09-15

Gas F1x7CnEs-Those in want Of my thing Of
the kind will do well to call on J. IL. .Ierould,
No. Is South Clark street. He has the most
complete assortment in the city. Also Lamps,
Wicks, Chimnies, Paper and Glass Shades. &C.,
kr nuaT-1mn
, 1859-09-15

TOR SALE-Alcohol Stills.-Thc
u undersigned has for sale Two Copper Alcohol St,l+
With capacity Of Twcrty Three srrcs and the uh
Thry-Two They ale In good Erar and are al In
p.eic working order.
They will lie soli VERY CHEAP FOL: CASH, n. gonl
approv?he paper. and be personally Inspected Il ces!r
able. For further particulars, terms, 4e-. aPry IN
DARIUS COLE. Coppe! hh. Gc..
, 1859-09-15

AA&& VA9N AA~AN AA% ~N2 4 u 4&A~2As
NEW loRk, September 1.-THE steamer
North Star, from Aspinwall, reached the city
about midnight.
4 revolution has occurred in Costa Rica,
President Mora has been overthrown and ban
ished, together With his brother, Gen, Mora, and
Gen. Carras de Monte:s.re has been placed in
power as provisional President.
Iresidcn, Ncra was seized while in bed, and
carried cti' to Guatemala. lie was accompanied
hy his brother, Gen. Mora, and Minister Gu
nexe.
Scnor Montea1igre was chosen Provisional
President of Costa Kica.
Lorenzo Solaza, commander Of the troops at
San Jose, was chief of the conspirators-
President Mora arrived in this city III the
North Star.
We learn from, Nicaragua, that the harbor Of
Greytown WAS till partially closed, and that ::
subscTiptian wax on foot, for funds for clearing
away the distractions. There is nothing what
euer Of Importance or interest from the interior
Of Nicaragua.
1t appears that tho people Of Cuayaquil, with
out the assent Of the Government Of Ecuador,
hare made terms with the commander Of the
Peruvian blockadiuS force. An amnesty has
been concluded, to last fifteen days, or TO Sep
,en,bcr 5,l. From this it is fair to suppose that
the question which caused the blockade, will
soon be settled.
Great Fire at TIallfux. n. Il. A Million
Doliar's Worth Of Property Destroy
cd.
Sr. Jnnxs. y. B., Sent: 13-Thc fire Mt Hall
FAX oil Friday night destroyed most buildings
on uel'is street. occupied by Ashurt, IN uuc~
tinneer; alr. Simmonds, stove store; Il. e.
Mott, spice dealer; Chanberiain's 5 stove store;
Hunters & Taylor. -four store, and the similar
establishment Of Whitall, on Granville street.
TIe stores Of 3lur1uck, DRY goods; 3ir. Hes
son, tailor; Nr. Webb, druggist; Slr. Rogers,
halter; I. Ricl'ardsnn, con(eetioner; Mackin-
iey's boot store; Wetmorc, .vau. l. McCul-
log'I's dry goods; Mr.. -kenzic, matchmaker;
Creighton & wishcll's dry goods store; .lr.
Coonlb's $, shoe store ]. B. Bennetrs dry goods
store. also Dntiey 1; Co., Delatere and Ray
nor's Roman store building, Gordon's woolen
hall, Chipman's dry goods store, Rcdmond's
hat store and Creighton's bookstore on Barring
ton street.
There were also several houses destroyed, in
Guiding the printing offices Of Dlacklader aud
Bowers Sun. The destruction Of properly
was Immense, and the dlmage will probably
$l,000,0g0.
, 1859-09-15

EOk SALE OR EXCHANGE
l. The schooner DAN MARBLE, carries I'm T., !u'u
ber In complete tciIr and ready 10 x She lies ut
our dock: lluLl;D0uk, ELkihS l. CO., Lu1ptwr nea
South Clark ctcrt.
, 1859-09-15

RESTAURANT FOR SALE =
11 restaurant long established. and having excel
!eht fn OF DIST class business centrally located III ons Of
best business str H. disposed Of at Laran. Au
dress "F." Chicago post Office. selVaSs9-lw
, 1859-09-15
at11u8E11tE1ttB.
DILL Ii A RID N A 7 G

y L L L I A RID II A 7 G Fl
BETWEEN
PHELAN e. TIEMAN.
Mrssrs Pux1As j kTIExAs-Eentismea: A large number
~ desire opportunity to wnc-s your skill It
bfan1. and "a We understand you Intend 10 remain IN CHI
during tho week the Fas ws request thai you Will
faYor u With apubc exhibition some eonvsnient place.
during you. stay. respectfully you're.
Gas L. WILSON, q. q1aE.
EFT. UKtp0Ks, fA11- y AoAWok1n
T. T. BLACKSTONE, JOLLY y: 1kors1Ak1s
e: Il Sur1n Jxu. D. DxAxz,
A.,roeaT, ALLEY ko1s1ss.
EKeU. h. CRoanr t;no. \. s1AVKRsA.
J. PxcKX1T
TJCuAA L. WMsoS, ~ 4. GAGE, aud others:
Ge.itu1a I'm to your request that we F1ay
a,ch 1t Billiards during our .tay Chicago VIC have only
to say ta VIC will do provided that the proceeds Of tic
OCCASION shall be appropriated charitable object to
~ '1'S'@e4 ~ - '~N' MICHAEL P11ELAS,
PHIL. T1EMAS.
| Tbs above named match will taxa placeat
mcVlCKER,S THEATRE,
ON SATURDAY MORNING. At halt.past ten O'Clock.
Admittauce Ono Dollar.
Proceeds over and above expenses be given to the Homo
| Of the FHcnd!es1-
The table used On this OCCASION WILL be furnished by Mr
GeasY and will be arranged that 900 persons has
an excellent view Of tha paying. The match will te SCI
| points AROUND the table. ae15-E46f3t
, 1859-09-15

TOR SALE-LARD-Primc Leaf
l. Lard. Kttle Rendered,
IN PACKAGES TO SUIT THE TRADE,
G. :. HUBBARD / CO., Office No. LOOMS Block,
se9a3sy.w Cor south Waller and CLARK streets,
, 1859-09-15

It Port Etsnonh H.. on Satanlly. September loth, "
thr Rev. Or n .bo1y Pastor OF tic South Church. PHIL
ZEE L. WELLS. Of Cheago. and ENNiE L. dauehtsr
Ut Peter De- Shnn Esq Of Eu1ttn. Maine.
, 1859-09-15

RuSAwAT.-A span Of horses attached to u
carriage containing two persons ran away on
the Fair Grounds yesterday. One Of the per-
sons in the carriage jumped ont and the other
was thrown out and the carriage tipped over.
The horses were stopped, and there was no se-
rinus damage either to persons or caEriace.
, 1859-09-15

LOTTERY At TIE FAIR GRoCSDs.-Daniel VIII
1:ams, Charles " Strait and Mary E. English,
we're arrested at the FAIR Ground yesterday,
charged with keeping lottery and large case
Of Jewelry, etc., was brought into Court: The
method Of operating WAS to sell a person an en-
yelope containing a number which drew any
thing on the numbsr in the case. 4 country
man, named C. Letherland, with visions Of su-
yer cake dishes, and splendid Jewelry before
hi. eyes, invested some I'll, ond drew few
brass rings; whereupon he caused the arrest Of
tbcparties, and they were committed for trial.
TnE Boor AND SHoE DEALERS CLosrxo.-W
the undersigned Boot md Shoe Dealers will
close our respective places Of business to-day
Thursday, at P. H., and rama IN closed the
balance Of the day, to enable our employees to
offend the fair.
WApswoarH & WELLS,
DoeGE1E, BAssErr Hills,
RAwsoS, BARTLETT l. Co.,
BUELL., HILL, GaASGkR i Co.
pAv1s, SAWYER, & Co., {Shoe Dept
MtLIEs i BRowS,
g. NJ. HExpEns2S 4 Co.,
g. E. CosGpoS,
FARGo T. Bit,
WH1Pr1E, ALLEY l. BILLINGS.
, 1859-09-15

LARCENY on BOARD VEssEL.-Thc schooner
George Steele, lying in this port, was entered
on Tuesday night, and the cabin completely
stripped. 4 trunk, containing clothes, belong
ing to one Of the crew, with aquantity Of cloth
lug belonging to the captain and men, was taken.
The crew we're asleep in the cabin at the time.
, 1859-09-15

P1ckrockErs.-Two men, Denis Linch, hailing
from Deloit, and man named uotchkiss from
Canada, were arrested yesterday for picking
pockets ut the Fair. They were brought be-
fore Justice Milliken, On the ground. Linch
WIS DISCHARGED md ftotchkiss held to trial.
, 1859-09-15

TOR SALE-Iowa City Foundry
l. AND PiAa1s1 MIlL-0ne,half Interest In the ahose
Foundry ard Ma :hInc shop vi the interest In t.f
rlAnnE Mill ttoehe. co!tansns one H"o1wont fa!.r,
out the Planning Machinery. IRON tie size of tc
1t VII! he goud chance f1r Pc Of moderate nlea,:,
ply tic premises Or By letter 10 QG1Gt1S + GRAVES.
au.Irxlui
, 1859-09-15

EOR SALE OR LEASE on 5 or 10
l. years time desirable l. is Lake AID 1Iarn:
streets, West Side uu1ae railroad running them.
E. +: GRIFFIN
, 1859-09-15
auettor1 Sales.


.... At AUCTION.
.S'',c On TnChSpAY 81 s ns.! "a! Friday. Sep r,
.e .fxsss 4s as x " H. s* -
sa'en. eo'utnsac NJ c1ch Day l.: * ~: Ss'7s,
FURNITURE of every yar.ty at,t h.
Bedroom and D:ntbErooui. A' io: r..
SILVER PLATED WARE o! H.. ,,,
and urwsst styl~s of Tea s@t,-, s4;.f. '' :,r--.
Table. Desert and Tea Forks anI S:,y,,, ~. b..
Handle knlvc-, tic .e.r. '''!l... -.
Paintings. PIANO Eu;:rIs =" ~. ~.
All o'eloek on thurI.y .. rig III an.
Haa xaa. ILL., katro1 :@sfc.sa To- as;: as: r 4.
CAKPErs- E'r . a++o1sl,-t. It t.,:,t...'. -. ~
titles to suite tutc 3seFs; II ~, <.r n: III;
together with XEIlt ety If ,;E., ''T+
Bnyers rum tic c.'untry n ha e "a. = ~,
skipped. E1LEEKT ~ ~, l.,.:..
aeHa25s-st s''!!>''s. -
, 1859-09-15

The arrivals yesterday by railroad were in
excess, BY several thousands, Of people On the
day preceding. The following were the mum
Der Of well.flled cars tha.. aEfived over the re-
, 1859-09-15

SACRED CONCERT To-N1GnT.-Let no one for
get the concert tonight at the Second Presby-
terian Church, advertised in another column.
The choir is not excelled in musical skill by any
in the West. No entertainment offered for to-
night is of more attractive character than this.
, 1859-09-15

NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
nN.Pes.ons Wishing to have thet Meters Tested and
Proved now have thsn done by Inspector. hy
tasug te orders at his ohcc- lis stale street boz
1857 Post uGiee. JAMES BROWN,
6e3 a903 eU INSPECTOR.
, 1859-09-15

~ A car laden with about fifty passengers,
on the State street Railroad, ran off the track
Tuesday last, rolling into ditch by the side Of
the road, and tumbling the passengers promis-
cuously in every direction. Nobody hurt.
, 1859-09-15

~ 4 tip.top salesman, II well recommended
for honesty and industry, can find employment
by undressing P. o. box lS20. 1epl3-3t
, 1859-09-15
:For 5alR.

FOR SALE II A l. T-Just re
l. ceived and for sale n hu. CanaGa and Wisconsin
Barley Malt. WHITNEY u klMEhLL,
jys5.3m LSsl 10. Is. kinzIe street.
TOR SALE-The Lease and Fur
Il niture Of House Wabash ayei,c. 1t IL wall FL
uted and furnished with everything suitable fr sna!
AMY. Gas. Wnes, baths, &C. Address ~. H." Prss
and Tribune OGict. sso aiSi lH7
, 1859-09-15

TO RENT-A Two Story House
l. few ,ocss West of Ealon PARK with good well sr,&
cisttn. Price &l0 PER ninth. Inquire Of r. F. STARE.
nn the cerrtr Of Ca1k and Nota Water street. nj
llets box Et29. scextw
, 1859-09-15

FOR SALE-Carria.es and Bug.
gies Tire largest anI bet a:nrlmcn. In The city, e,-
sisting Of ssawa,s la7rau:hes, Slide scs. var'stv
Wagons nc.y etc II shelton Tulslc /. Gus. kser!s
Repository, a American TrArspuEtaon Building, MatAlt
aircet, between Randolph aEd Madison strrrt..
sr5r-J132w II. u. HILL, Agent,
, 1859-09-15

At the usual computation among railroad men
for crowded oceaEon, these csrs must hare
, 1859-09-15
20 1iRut.

TO RENT four story brick
Storc. 10. 19 blake street. ent low Apply 1t room
Na pc1rborn Hock-oPpuaste the Post Office.
, 1859-09-15

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
- For Real Estata.-A - Horse Power Engine and
Roller with hundred et Line Shaftine Iague1
SAWS. Barng. Drilling and SPOKE Machines, &c. DC. H.
WiTBEck l. CO., C4rnet Il West RanGo pit and JefIrr
son streets. tel0a;57 I'm d&wT
, 1859-09-15

HRCG STORE FOR SALE
~ sale complete Drug >toT in cool business rart
Of the city fvurane terms. The present pruIrtnr
business frtA s.0U to s3nl per ail tucn t,
retire from ustnCS rica:e address, stating and
sitCuce. i. q. fsux ahjJ.
, 1859-09-15

brewers AND DISTLLERS.
- sure1!os article sf wntAzrate Barley Malt from
se!eeted Canada Barley A1Eo prime handsome icas Mat
r rsls Als manufactured at Cod Spring Malt House.
gurAe n z Constantly On hand, and toE sse 1t lowest
C2ah Prices, BY 4. @. NOfsEf,
II South Water street.
. n Cali and eI7m!ra Gus sfSt4ck auA Prices hefo1e
snynE uressfs the country promptly alled.
, 1859-09-15

TIE TRIAL OF TEE RANDI.
The grand trial Of the Bands for the prizes Of.
fered by the United States Agricultural Society
takes place at the Fair Grounds at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
, 1859-09-15
GfueIll I<n:1;,~;;. $.

15AGNETlC PLY SICI.\N.-plc-
AFA fc@o STEARN2 Ia, t:lxer ft.r.a II j., ~
m0iet t:.AEvuy,lt Physician. ls5 " .4,,r, .r-'.
IF Some rt:1ut'ful ;rlt I.etu1r- t.y Ar =:
ers, may seem there. ~.
, 1859-09-15

This was followed by sweepstakes match
FOR purse Of s25. The FIRST bird lost, whether
missed or carried over bounds, counting the
shooter out. This match caused plenty of fun,
IS same Of the best shots lost bird carly in the
the order Of their going:
Isl Nouud-Dotock. Guun Lane.
, 1859-09-15

"Messenger," American draft horse, weighs
1900 lbs, sired by " Messenger" by French
mare. He is years old and was raised in this
State. He displays muscle rarely seen in any
horse.
"Suflolk Punch," owned By Joseph Black, of
Canada West, He weighs 1900 lbs, aud is in
every respect magnificent horse. His sire
was the ceIebrntcd "a Punch of England.
J. i. Stone exhibits dark brown gclding Of
gre&t strength and beauty.
CARRIAGE HORSES AND rA1ns.
VIM. Derby, Of this city, exhibits span Of
Reldinss, " Eonest John" and 81 Jim," capital
span Of horses, aud well fitted fer the work 10
which they have been trained.
W1,. P. withcrs, Of Bloomington, exhibits n
epan Of ge1dings.
]. H. Dickinson, Of Madison, Wis, exhibits a
beautiful span Of black geldings.
J.H. Hawley, Of McHcnry county, exhibits u
span Of bny mares.
"Tom" and "Jiu,,'' fine span Of bay GEL
dings are exhibited by Dr.. Egan, Of this city.
J.H. Bachelor, Of Rich, q beautiful span Of
eeldings.
Frank Gray, Of Chicago; splendid span Ct
mares.
T. Roswortb, Of Pilot, ILL.,, exhibits fine pair
ofea-riage horses.
Joseph Henry, ZANE county, ILL.,; span dark
buys. .....
ID. Sherman, Of Chicago, span Of black
marea
III. Merrill, Kenosha, Wis, span Of car.
= riage horses; Large and noble. animals.
z1xaLE CARRIAGE HORSES.
"Selden," owned by Jason Gurley of Chicago.
"Ben Grey" owned by john Cook, Of Spring
6ald, six years old, and good horse
"pickerell" aud Rocket" owned by u. q,
Yates, Of this city, well matched span Of sor-
rails.
"Bll," owned BY S. Sherman, Of Laporte.
Indiana.
"0sorge," owned by James Garrsrd, Of La
porta, Indiana.
~Ninnssota" and Rubs," beautiful span Of
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-10
University of Nashville.

MILITARY COLLEGE.
]. BERRIEN LINDSEY, NJ. D., DID, Chancellor
of the University, and Professor of Chemistry
Coz. B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Militia
ry College and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES i. HAMILTON, A. NJ, Professor OF Mathe-
MATES and Natural Philosophy.
]. III. STEWART, Professor of Greek and Latin Ian
guages and Literature.
GEORGE S. BLACKIE, AN, d, Professor of Bot
any and Natural History
Rev. j. w HOYTE, AM. M. D., Professor OF Mental
and Moral Philosophy, and biblical Literature
c. K. WINSTON, MD, SUrgeon. -
The First Term of the Academic \ ear le59-6O COM
,nences on the 5th September 1883. The Second
Term commences on the 23d Of January, 1861. Cona-
men.ement Exercises take place on 7th ofJune, 1901
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms Ser
wants attendance aud Use of Arms, $l05 q Term.
Naturalization Fee, s. Students required to turn-
ish their rooms Engineering, French, Spanish Ger,
man Drawing Book keeping, and Fencing each Slu
a9 Term Of twenty weeks.
In the regular Collegiate Course, the ancient fePu-
tation of The University for Scientific ana classical
Scholarship will be maintained, and at the same time
every facility afforded those who desire to pursue
Martial course Besides the four regular College Gas
SEES. there is also a Preparatory Glass Students un
der IA wears of age will not be admitted,
Bv the aid of Military Discipline, effective govern
nent IS established, and health, physical culture
good order and industrious habits are promoted,
For Catalogues, or additional information, Apply
any Member of the Faculty, or
aug3 s. H. JohNoON gu Pc IN
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-10
Succession Sale,


Tutorship of Minor Heirs of B. F. Fly, deceased.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Paris OF Caddo-In
- District Court. By virtue ola writ of sale to me
directed by the clerk Of the District Court of Caddo
parish, will sell at public auction the Market
house, in the town of Shreveport, on WEDNESDAY,
the nth day of August. 1853, between the hocrs
of II o'clock, NJ. and A. P. M, the following de-
scribed Land, belonging to the succession of B. F.
Fly deceased, to-wit; the east half of the south
east fourth of section three, 90 range sixteen, Q6
township nineteen, Q9); and the south half of the
north half Of the south west quarter Of section two
Cd township and range, situated in the parish
of Caddo.
Terms of sale-Cash provided the property brings
its appraised value and should it not bring its ap
praised value, it will be Immediately re advertised
and sold on credit of twelve months. Purchasers
to give their note with approved personal security,
bearing eight per cent interest from date and special
mortgage retained, waving the benefit of appraise
ment, to secure the purchase money.
II. HUNSICKER,
Shreynnort Julv IA 1859 Auctioneer