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, 1859-08-17

Or, Bellows has addressed an elaborate letter
to the CAristiaa Inquirer, the organ Of tbe Uni
tartan denomination, in Shici, he "deiines h's
nos;tion" on the subject Of a Broad Church"
1.-THE definition be Al broad as it j. long it onght
T. saffsfT cyervbody, md inclnde al mankind
nnts;dc # tic Cannibai Islands. The Rev, DR..
> tbinES ths "in,petuous public has shown cxtra-
ordinary interest in his discussions and doings.
and iufsrs 1herefrom that tue subject must pos,
aess profound re lations with the interior life of
tie age. We 'are afraid That the peace Of Villa
frauca, aud the extreme hot weather must ee
interest i" which. to those most concerned, the
matter may for . moment hare seemed to excite
in the general mind. The letter is too long FOL
yepn nhIif Nffnu.
, 1859-08-17

w.su1scrox, August 1e:-The extensive ~ Na-
ch;ne Blscksnith and Saving Shops Of thc Zap
itai Estcnsion Works were destroyed " nrS:
Which commenced about half past three o'clock a.
asia murning The origin OF tue t'rs has ,.nos 10.
been s.ccrtained, but it il supposed 10 p"'e
-The baidings were comparatively Of lttle tal:
ue, but tue machinery contained in them Has
very expensive. including the lathe Tor turning
The immense stone columns tor the fn9he
Buildings. Powerful engines and tools md .
t tiplshta' bus becu % dssf1osed. The ioss IS 1ari
ous1y estimated 1t frun $4,000 10 100000
| There waS no insurance upon auy portion.
, 1859-08-17
Rrie Baflfond Election.

NV Yonk, August l6.-At the meeting q
the Board Of Directors Of the Erie Ra,lrosd,
III. Il. u. Otis, who has bsen CONNECTED Neh
the Company since 1 rs e!eetea tea.n no.se:
sion Of the company's affairs Is Receiver
The s selection Of Secretary is deserved com.
pliulent to the long and faithful service Of MI
Otis.
of the Erie road that Mr. Marsh has been put II
possession, aud the Receiver aAds thss ~
change will be made at present IN the Pe'so""f
nf the road,
, 1859-08-17

Chicago and North Western Railroad
Two vessels loaded with iron 1or the Chicago
md Nortl, Western Railroad were uuloaded at
our docks yesterday We learn that they had
on board enough to lay twelve miles Of trnck:
The iron for tue gap Of tlfty-six miles Is aM com
INK forward MS fast as possible. AL aooase
FIR Northern Wisconsin on tic first Of October
No doubt aow remains dlat the gap Will e'
..,,rnn1f,fntl bv that time.
, 1859-08-17

.Nesffns Of Characteristics Hst<Ektss.'
LAfesf ~NxArs 5rom fAs sufass~

.ue*.fns. OF Conr<.sfoa-lG3 DsE<gkfss--
L4iesf INsArs froas sh< .nf~ss~
Especial Correspondence of The Leayenwosth I1meA1
The constitutional Convention assembled in
Denver City yesterday. Judge s. ". WAGNER
was chosen President, and Thomas Gibson,
CLERK. The Convention being called 10 order,
and after en- opening prayer by Elder Goode, =
committee on credentials WIS appointed, and
reported one hundred and sixty-three delegates,
who took their seats. The committee On per-
mancut officers reported for President Capt.
Garrison. Alter some preliminary business
had been disposed ol. several resolutions were
offered 10 reference TO asking Congress Tor
Territorial organization, instead OF forming
State Constitution, and the following offered by
Nj. D. D. Williams, ia now before tue ConTea-
ton.
WnzrzAs At The lat tessoa Of th!s Gonxcntlon r..
sse s.nanrd Il H. orEanzs;iou X safe
xas a9t soE aPPss9's t. ths hcd CSn
:so ie considered ~ Ibis conveaitoa il eo9neeti9n St
sd ta,e a5a ;Se qecR ~ o%
iiuon ur !netaoria!1s Coasrsrs fof
p4seio {: .1a*.ss @1ess Dry .h.4 E sssI5
sSs g isssat: &C. Il l. III. Tor ~ Convention
Alter considerable debate the COMMITTEES WIS
appointed with instructions to report to-rnorreH
nj ~. The Conyentio then adjourned.
TIE coin xrxEs
Are prospecting still, snd with one or two cx
| ceptions, The Old cIaims are paying as well q:
eycr, New discoveries are being made daily
and extending both north and south through
| the MOUNTAINS. Great excitement has prevailed
within the Inst lew days an regard 70 report
from near the hcadwaters Of tile Colsrad'
River. that miners are making pound OF gol'
day to the man. Seyera! hundred men, "
! beliese hare gone to testthe mntser, so we sha'
probably 5000 know the truth. The quartz i
some os the Leads opened in Gregory's digging
las been tested and proved very rich: 4 COZ
mittee. that was appointed to test the quar- !,
taken out Of the mammoth lead report u
ouartt, aud the highest 50 cents to the poun'
and he lead from ihrec to six feet in width.
, 1859-08-17

WAsu1so7os, Aug. 14:-Thc party for discov-
eriuC q route for a SLIP caual across the
1ssh1us Of Darien, will be organized for
The most rart By officers and 50 toEtn "a
detached from the Gulf Squadron II will
proceed on board Of the Prchle 70 1hs 81 eas1
s bornc Cullen chi en- md Surgeon Caldwell Of our own
navy M ,hs. such a gap Or depression Of the East.
strac.;on of q ship canal The country west
ward thereof to the Bay Of San Aignelar, on tut
Pacific, is represented as nearly hss * Ave1S e.
who accompanied Strain, goes oa. 70 3oin .rn ,ps
naut. With balloons, instantcr types. de- b5
t1,ich il is admitted that considerable adEaut
nre must result 10 the expedition.
, 1859-08-17

L1ArExwoarB, August 16.-The Denver City
E1nress of he ,sth arrived this mornsDg. 4
nugget Of gold Weighing So ,psnn1ueights bad
been taken from Neyad1 Guleh. Rich digRiugs
Ind been discovered in the head waters Of the
i,ayou salAda. ExtEavagaat 1euorts continued
from Colorrdo. 4 newspaper had been Issued
at Mountain City. The State Conventlon sltsing
At Aurara adjourned after hay1ng tEamea a, state
Boundaries, latitude 81 to 43, Longitude los to
1o7. There Is division sentiment Is TO the
propriety OF State organization and the Conren
Hon is to submit the question Of Territorial OF
State organization sanle time.
, 1859-08-17
Another Luke Vessel Across the Allan"

Another Like Vessel Across The Atian-
4tc%
tFrom the milwaukee, Wisconsin
Cant. Tlor.ou, Who, with Mr. Fishbcck, owns
t1,c .cln,vuyr H. S. Scott, now on her way to
Hamburg las Just 1eseiysd lss!e; fr9m on Gspt e..
iisf1 C6anurl. on tic a6th Of 5uay- The Scott
nrrived there safely and in gopa condition OF
tue .5th Of July. ,.a
They were fifteen days IN sailing from lana
1lss .s' Of 'wiest: nnd ii,y. y.one days from MlTau:
kce to Cowes- They could hare made it IN 4! iess
as .ey had had svo1ss Of 'bs xeds sna rhsy ncs
leaving land On this side. they were ten dss,
without being nb1e 10 see Tue sun. on account o
the fogs. cars; blend finds thst be 90 sa,l .s y
he light s2ch,A they hare .bcrc- On going u
HE channel he says he passed orer 159 sail, al
bound tic sau'e ~sy. H. says our first an
xrcond class lake vcssels hare IS good saiitp
ran1;tics. aud ore as competent As many Of sll
se..sruinr vessels hc has seen.
, 1859-08-17

N +. RnU KsEEH AAAkEV10s
The xcw York Times Of Monday says that
1a,s Hecsirev ef the New York aud Erie load ID
about to appoint Gins. uinot to tue General
Supcrinteudcncy Of the road place which he
res;cucl in 1854. Mr.. $25.ooo Norm is played
out. lie ,sas the costltest huahus for the l'res''
dcucy o: a railroad that ever af}ieted IN Amcrl'
can road. Minot bore high reputation for cff''
cheney and integrity when be had charge Of the
, 1859-08-17
popo Plus on the Honorary Frcsi'
dcuCYs

Pope Plus on tuc 4AonofA1J EA%e
dcucys
4 correspondent Of the faEis Uairfs gives
the following as the substance Of the Fope's
answer to the Emperor Sapoleon's propositions,
conveyed BY II. AinaevI, respecting the 1'alian
Confederation: .:
Pins II. thanks the Emperor Of The French
FIR the interest which he INCREASINGLY displays
for lbs Holy Seq and the person of the Pope:
M o The 3ss opa9 h9
esrue, is aud hc would not 1eia.e ti,.t post w
out having the most ample into,sna,loa respect
ins the engagements wb!ch would es'ss 'eiTee, Wss
be has procured such information. he will b
enabled to see whether the Catholic interest
permit hin 10 accept Il: An in tlst ease ), u
paciacation Of Jsa1S and II; rttura e It, ri =
t+sa5t;.hnxnt cf tAot confederation and cf IL
Honorary Pr<sid<ncy.
, 1859-08-17

The party headed By Capt Mobiles, which left
ST. puul in June last, on M exploring tour to
the Pacific, has been heard from thirty Enilca
west Of Te,n5ina The company were vel,
tl,onrh On ACCOUNT Of some difficulty, five o'
the 1ucn had LIFT il. -.
, 1859-08-17

~ During late debate in the House Of
Commons, Mr. Bright incidentally mentioned
tbe faes &hat some time since he snd Mr.: Cob
den had each legacy of G1, 500 left by person
they had neycr seca, as some compensation 3of
their efforts to oppose the Russian war:
, 1859-08-17

Large HAUL Of Countefdet IMoho5s
Tno1,s Aas ls-nspc.Y ~; Y; s. y htv.A5, + n
his city, Amos Hight, wife, and son, on charge
of Manufacturing and u&tering counterfeit eoin'
and Fred. ii. CAN'T aud wife On charge ofeoun-
terteiting and forgery. They found u the pos
session Of both parties large quantity q 10
i1hed and unfinished coin, together with plates,
u,oulds. acids. presses I'D dies ior - .ier,na 1tna
hiIls IN different banks were found They iet'
With de prisoners this morning for Auburn
where q. S. Court is now in session.
, 1859-08-17

IXroxrAx7 SALE or GoykRyHKSr FRoPERTT'
This morning at 9l o'clock. = per the+ adser-
tisenent Of Wm- Il. Haskell s Co., aect'oneers,
viii be offered At the OLD block house, opposite
The q. S. Marine Hospital, large lot Of gosern;
three t1rst class sail bouts, full ngged; each cap
able Of taking forty men. Besides = variety o.
storrs. DC, 10 logger needed BY the govern
mcnt, by reason Of the completion Of the nc"
! Light House.
, 1859-08-17

SEALING WEtaars AND MEAsUREs.-Severa1
parfics hare been arrested charged with inter-
feripg OF refusing compliance with tho city inv
n to weirhts and measure1-
, 1859-08-17

Orr ron JoL1Er.-The candidates for the
State Peniteptiary. sentenced ri the late term
Of The Recorders Court, are to leave this
morning for their new abode.
, 1859-08-17

CRuE1rr 70 A Cu11p-A Mrs. Joanna Eeyille
was fined $500 yesterday, for beating cruelty
the little child Of her deighbor, Mrs. Looney.
, 1859-08-17

WuxE1xK L WILSON'S SEWNo MAcHtxEs--
We prefer them for family use.-f- T. 1fsbr"e.
They arc the fasorites for families.-L z,
Tfnts.
1thas no riyal.-Sden:i6c dn<rioaa.
They maintain the .eninenee--N ]. Et'
pr<a: Go: X; y GnH1kspss,t rn ..Es.t
, 1859-08-17

rr-The1e appears to .he. prospect that
Ristor. the great French actress, by many es'
tecmed the superior Of Rachel, will shortly rls''
tl,is conulrY profe4ionAuy.
, 1859-08-17

s14p1E LAncrsr.-A Mrs. Eliza Simple was
arrested yesterday for larceny in stealing money
from Csthar1ne TooIe. "
, 1859-08-17

S1xoras FAx111 SEwrsG MAcn1xzs--ee Ll1r
srKxIf-A. ". HARR1s, Aekx7.-t- M Singer j
CO. hayes brought before tha public, the most
perfect and reliable Family Sesing Machine IN
Use. TIE check 1ever, simple deT.ee fer con.
trolling The thread and drsEsng il dln IN al the M
goods. is very desirable ad1ontage over ot9e5 1
Il constantly causing the thread 10 break and
heeome entan9ied around the shutslc, as c3pe
r;enee has tsuSht all that hare used them 1hn
new invention Felis and Turns all widths Of hen
| without bastinE. su!l..9.
, 1859-08-17
3')rcss 4 Griht&tte,
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE,

CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The RECEIPTS Of Flour and Grain during the
ras: week were ss folows:-s,ll2 bb1s -four:
lA5.z'6 bu wheat; leg zee bu corn; g, ass ou
outs; 4,ee57 bu rye; 1,Gls bu barley.
The shipments during tic past week wcre:-
ca.s bb1s aour; s4,s4s bu wheat; 1ss,5sS bu
corn; 1889 bu oats; 1860 bu rye; Ell bushels
barley.
Tho receipts md shipments Of Flour and
Grain since the 1st Of January compare will
1865 as follows:
, 1859-08-17
FKN2QNAL x&0EKEKY-

.rt- .rtc. aock n Lumber Aleh- Dousa BHHA H0eld-
fa14 S..a.t;7des. lfsnd Raia. H-rdvsEt. Gae fa3tA
o Hee1 w.soe: G.sss< - 81 ;s.+ Esna spts' 70 I
ea<e 70 stA Il P74s ME ~ ots st pafe.sen - -
d.eosa. ,ssz R;s e. = Ill -s ~ - ope !. =
sies delraf 70 eps7ee I'd pIe:1ant ea.s*
10 ~. sba capt aass Of nash1 Ee tSs ma ss
nscet L. toxsshv ID FIostaE M esinx NM an' III
sheiies ba "a IT. aas, 8. ~ *,s !. as
.asA ,se "a n9e !: nesa n = = - a3p .n9 e,
p0sSt1knxi 5e machinery md hkng III ahop- foT
nias kqaf soataa p.e5asa, - South EA1k:sxest a
". B. PHILLIPS Aa4tknee
FaselE y Anfuk lxh, In. sn1SAl4&m
, 1859-08-17

Acc1nkxr--In pelrs circus on Tuesday night
performer named Burke was injured by fall
his right arm being dislocated. =, ,
, 1859-08-17
$4,000 Saved by 1Ao Atlantic Teie'
graph.

NV YoRx, August l8,--Tho statetosn1 o.
Mr. Seward IS published IN to~daJs RsraM Il II
contains N interesting fact connected WITH ne
working Of the Atlantic Cable It. appears
that the sum Of 4aSo, go MA sA7e0 ny .ss re
British government by being aoIe 70 ln.or% 20 20
nada troops which h&d been ordered to England
we're not needed. The expenses attending tns'f
shipment was thus saved- This TACT should be
sufficient to set Il rest tho doubts Of skePtlcs.
, 1859-08-17

-;B VIC are under many obligations to Wells
Fargo Co.'s ca1iforuia Express for files Of the
leading papers Of late dates from the Pacific
fnast. ''. e
, 1859-08-17

" 'GonEr roe SKp7ExBkR.-Godey' Lady s
Book mud Arthur's Home Magazine for Sept
ember have been rece1red BY AcNslly Co. 81
Dearborn street.
, 1859-08-17

NV Yonk, 4ug 1cth:-The He7aA to-day
nnhj;xhed 4 list ID ,detail Of al the messages
pTrr lie Atlantic Cable during the few weeks it
VA in order. TAe list dI!s seysn. colu.uns Of
that Journal, aud foota mp q follows: 6t8 rnes-
nane,. $40 words, sad 20 ,21a letters
, 1859-08-17

C1oruxc SroLxx.-Some thief entered n win
dow leta open at the Orphan Asylum on Tues.
day night, md stole suit Of clothes belonging
10 j. H. Hill.
, 1859-08-17
BY Y-!TEL LEGRAPH.


81. JoUa, Aug. ia t~... gale ha4 pre-
yailed il the Northumberland Straits II Psctop,
Prince Edwards Island, and numerous wfecti
t,Aen Int
, 1859-08-17

Advanced Railroad Freight 14&14s
Nxv YoRk, August lathe Agents, Of the
four trunk lines have agreed upon "a advanced
freight, The schedule to take effect today.
The advance !. on first and second class y est
ern bound freight, on basis Of tl.e5 to Cine1n-
natl md 81 50 to St. Louis, for first class
Ne hear that convention Is to be he!d a.
Niagara some time this week Of next, Tor the
purpose Of establishing permanent arrange
Inent, when the present preliminary scneoal*
wi1l he confirmed. if not further advanced
, 1859-08-17
au1a8G11&Hl8.

McVICKER'S THEATRE.
y4- NaAsua A1sz> ha&1d@ Ss1es -
WEDNESDAY EvEIy0, AUGUST III. H.
1RxE.xFE1- AR aUCC1sG
OF ths great xuppsan 1sz&efAn
Barry Sulliv an.
rtv.4 m this hls 4rA auues,anea II Chicago With u
ttnet rnark4 Of 1pp1uvz-
He wM agpszz this <vealnx m Ais eEsf ehaEaetu oa
HAMLET
Supported hJ MIA Woodbury.. Nrs. Losy asokas M
X*4Es. Iinnn, XeT,extz, Hsad3aJ. 4Jeea. r.
1ooopei,,da vtth ssprhshle aks&eA called n
oysTIyATE FAMILY.
b. Mn. Xa,hle, Xr. Bradley. Mn. Hoakh aad IN
4fen.
In active preparation nsv Romantic n33A re'% r.'s p
seste1aau of chicago fos Lhtis Nay Aes1e8ef sn&uea
G1ASErrA. TIE gToLTN CHILD.
I'm h. n.e.f,tesd ..tth mn aeknsFY, dfHAa. kG.
, 1859-08-17

cTEAM MILL FOR SALE.-The
~ susches offer. for xsis steam 1Il situated o. H,e
sho7e MeftxoFs; tul tot he1vy nbef With stone fu1n
d.tsoa den.ions 4&kso ftst; four sotts aud ste IN
bore power Two Of Atone rt1h husa f7Et soF four
run Elevators Betting. Boiling Cloths Gtns I'D tvesT
PsIktna1 smut A4ehlzes Just pgs h. he who'e b.
oalY bten about thIse wsxea II ~ eonatsy .e
abundant u u .3to Z. % ea tsadsd ind corded
upon the bank H4rreis from Is to % esntA eos,mAnd;
the ttFe{ steamboats, stopplak the nt and
by ferry IL Frae tu Chen y ou1 % miles Tbs sntrs
esI Of tha nil t16o, and Viii te sod Tor &ls co.
k,if csA te taante and th1ea yezr well s<eussd
oT would hr exchanged for nav York e.ty pIoEeEty
| Ad4ee1A H. Y. HANNaAI.
| au11 IL &kwina Madison. " "lAcohsln.
, 1859-08-17

es sBssrox, Ang. 1<.-1ho great Annual wesIey--
m ca,np iuoct,ng At Tho Vineyard wss attended
to-day by about 10000 persons Impressive
diacourscs we're delivered by different clergy
men. The weather was delightful, and perfect
order was maintained throughout tic day.
, 1859-08-17

lady the wife Of clergy man
of syracuse ,had her pocket picked on the Mich
isan Southern Railroad Of a porte naonaic con-
tanning $50, ee5 ia gold and t5 in paper.
, 1859-08-17

GEsxAx .ESzxRrR1sE AND SNGEE's SEWING
Mscu,srs.-A f4ct has recently come 70 cur
knowledge, and one !oo in ons e.ty, sspsng nc
tng;n9 tn Machine compared with others. A Ger
man ma Coat maker, in the employ Of Il. L. kohn
( Bro, Lake street. clothing dealers, assured
us that with the use OF one Of Singers Heavy
Maehiues ia lis business, he is earning fro.n
| IS to SO pr week. This is but ore oi II. >.
| many favorable testimonials daily received u
| SINGERS Sewing Machine Office. 6s Lake street
In inct. all who use them are loud in their
an1l.lT l. #. HAAS, Agt.
, 1859-08-17

Military E0eaWPNtRts
P.rznCkc, Aug. 16.-The grand military en-
campsneut East 1t Liberty, Pittaburg e1cites
UNUSUAL interest; II volunteer companies OF tois
and aJjoining counties ars in camp, others 7 ~
expected under command Of Brig. Genera
Eegtey. The encampmcut will continue an1A
Ffiday,
, 1859-08-17

Tur DR. RoyAL CAsE,-The case Of DR.. Roy.
al, charged with attempting to kill bis wife, was
up for examination yesterday afternoon, bnt not
concluded. Our readers are all familiar with
the circumstances Of the affair.
, 1859-08-17

~Co to John Jones i Co., 10 Dearborn
.+Seet md prt your clothes cleaned and re-
psired. They viii be well done and at priees to
Enit the times.
, 1859-08-17

~See advertisement L. Cornell + Col
Eo,sclcss Sewing Aachine-uniEersal hernmes
and guage, 133 Like street. anlG-ss
, 1859-08-17

KT0R Tho CA&0t Of A1fa<3@
Ssx Yozx, Aug. le.-By the Arrival of the
brig Marshal Nye from St. Paul, west coast q
Affica. nc h4re received ad1ices to June go.
Business wAs very dali On the coa8t-
Vessels Rnnee& The Wel1And CANAL
n, ,rrro..ru.1 Br71ALu, An&- l6.
yssels psaaed Port Cororna lo:k ffo'a r H. 1a' 70
+r,N. 1%A:
Bound WeA Aux 16--Ra,k Northern Light, of Ere.
Bouad EAA- Aug, 15-Sehr FremhE. IN Tia 1e&n-se'
S1tataEa.
, 1859-08-17
Eftn a1hkrtiSeu1eutB.

~ C. r. HH}rEx4 4Ads1h..g Asas1 6 hsuaav%x
I. estAorisa3 b r1s:ss AdrsirAfs ~ tAis daa on u
Ea,lhra Rap<ys of ~ xsrs4 Nsk iAl-hE3+y
, 1859-08-17

--
Orr fon JoL1Er.-The candidates for the
State fentep''af5. seneneea q .as 4ase 's. ,1
OIL Inc neea,uel ~, @'1
morning 'of 'nell nc" aoooe.
. GopEr 1on SKp71xBkR.-Godey's Lady's
Book mud Arthu1's Home Magazine for Sept
ember hnye been rece1red by McNally Co. 81
Dearborn e1Feet'
p,crrocKErs.-A lady the wife Of a clergyman
If srrocase .,ad her pocket picked on the Mich
;can Southern Railroad Of a pos4e naonaic con.
tanning $50, fa5 ia gold and = in paper.
-C---o o1--. or n, po~.
nj. CHARGED with attempting to kill bis wife, was
mn far examination Yesterday afternoon, bnt not
cop,,pded. Our readers are ali familiar with !
the circumstance. Of the affair,
,-- 77:-,---, n,.o,. ~, III.
SPORTING AA1!khs-"i'aaet n''
lard champion, ~" pe IN "~a 49, ~.
a 'aee 1o' NV SI' p.' - 49, ro,rso h.tx.e,
xvotosh Chief and Kentucky.
-----
ReroRS ocHoo1~-A 10y "an'eo 1Ass
was sent to Tue reform ''cn0ol 5e'"faa' '
is homeless and IN orphan. says he iormcft5
resided in kalamazoo.
.. Co.,. -Ws Ter. c1nd fo sce in
the streets yesterday, James Carter. Esq, for
merly Of Galena, who has just returned from
prosracted visit to his nat'Se seot'sno' IN 'ne
best Of health mud spirits. Hia many Trends
will gise him cordial welcome.
.u,o. R.71-The match game of
, 1859-08-17

PROM. IxrnovEp HARRISON RaSaEs.-Citt~
rms wishing FIRST class Cooking Range Put
;nto their resideuces and warranted, should call
At D. t. Doone's Great Western Range Depot,
li5 State street. Unexcepsional city references
riyeu. *aAS
, 1859-08-17

n, be]ieyed to have come to its desth from vio- i
ace received 1t tho hands OF the drunken Il
ther on Monday night, under circumstances 4
etailed in our list issue. =. l."
A nost-mortern examination vas held by DR.. &
ore. County physician, who testified to hnd- 4
10 bruises on the chest and sides Of the child, I
'oaso ao' - ms oP'.s'ea = :: ::
cath.
ahe aasse' SAs 1A4 ~, " .s;,a 80
he babe Was heaAn' ana p.ot
lso 10 lae s'o'en' Heaaneo' u wv ' .
tsntaalg % s'sn ~ W. .sp .s.. ~,
esefa! ne'enoot0 s"o.o " 49, ~-I. H..
oAana y" tn'o11ea -'0 I9'
ne @ ':es! uau ~ - -. .s..:s.a
'onse 'or ass ea'e'y' foA'eems ~ ~ Ius s;s,an.
ha& Aunoaaao "aa o'uaA ~. ,
II 1ns '1''e u 80 - o..h.
aa 70 1ske nia 70 toe p. ,1.,ha1
'thef hfoo IL was haas ~ appe"@ - 49,.
".u "'1 .... -. 49, .,.,,t. :, h;e fa,o-
exhausted ana e1c''eo " 1ae 'e'.s ,t1, - 10 -.
~ MS searcn iot nuns 90 - ""A 0
% celebrate i,st'e .oo isee1y -. ,o..,, ~ ~.
.'1' LAY, ~. ,,r,A
,A"u Ms,t.,,.na I'D a. founa
VI ulua.ea .sa.s - as-aas <.on ~nn.o uotnown Thev
49,. -. . ~ 49, ~ ,,n,,r. IN. conrxe of po-
,N'@S -. - .,,as.;,r .ba MN =. entirelv
AN.-.-.sa .aa n,onar r,Je- then e1;.tiop cir.
rr,,fu,,a e,dd.r md wiser
,n.n !, - h-.n re,e.,ed from custody.
--!
Nrss1oS SABBATH Scnoo+s-io many ol our
readers the fact is known, that eaeh saooath'
children from Ill classes, especially Of the poor
arc gathered into Mission Sabbath Schools Tor
Instruction, where Kind words which never
die" are spoken, warning given, and encourage
rnens offered, the result Of which must be Int
preservation from life Of crime Of many of the
children Of pur city. The Bethel Mission sun:
day School, held in the Bethel Church, is me
pioneer in mission lsbors Of fhis KIND N 'ne
city. 1t was organized in 1913, aud ms eeen
open every oaooa. ~.s.s .So,n oh-
t,;ned .
1ho condoctors of this school nse now erect
-. nav hv;,d;cv for the accommodation Of
the ;,rrea.;ur number. and they deserve aid
r-om a11.
.,,e,... r;,h an IN,
"e na'e seea .:,s,.. :: 49, Sh;.,, r. thav: Ar. xuc.
etas.ngo o. LUZ on"o ~ H.. ~, ha the
cessiol IL catI' 'ns Wv % ~. .;.r fnr Sunday
n'os' s'1'4p'sse .' rta srhooI b.s been sus-
ocnoo' PURPOSES. M .ts.. ;ad;v;duo,, md va
tanned LOT seA3s W NA'Is -, c;t;ze,s
.a'0s .osy m"s w., ~ - 49, 49, srhoo, v;1l off,r
4oi -'o' ..-- ~ - .ts .nr,ar;nc which re hope
saesa eoPs ~ u, eu1 49, TO-. .na Id vhs+.
, 1859-08-17

SPORTING MA71&ns.-Nichael phe'hn, the bill
lard Champion, is to be in town to-day.
A race for u s4oo purse comes of this after'
noon over the Garden City Course, between
Wabash Chief and Kentucky.
, 1859-08-17

81 10000 acres choice Iowa 1andsto e.
chanur fol- merchandise and personal property,
or viii sell Low for CASH Address z. o. Boz
$3.50. Ru1oAS%A
, 1859-08-17

1Ax, 10 Az. sr:x, sx,x. 7A-n. 1oAH- 3r:x. SFlH-
80 81 Il ga 4M e9-4 a9.4
, 1859-08-17

A pleasant front
room to let with bozsd to gentleman md vim, q
Nnxe Eensensan 1easoaaa.e srzna Apply y ahsa
,.+.r ~ ~ Au17&tx
, 1859-08-17

TOR SALE.-l6 Contiguous Lots
-s4x1S3 feek eaeA-ha.tnk tou. Dweunes. tttustti
two blocks from ths csu!t Hpa.r = 70 hta4rsq .4ake
Ea aataxoQ Mlch.. enkoblctax MANY and RARE adrAo-
taEaa for plea ure aod prpet. .
The besuilsa Adla st1uam rsas through the grounds
fnl.hInr water power fur Astta Fountslns each lo
an6 20 estes ne o1 that enormous qu7atts ok
ffa anl Vegetables zse rased A"rs Gaan lao fruit
The rropto. VII M upon aad e1plaIa tn pet.oa for
NV dsJs anly 10 such alitvas Il once
BOX 1tS3, thitako PoA O4uce- A Long GsdI HsTn
wanted, Adls-al%s-1W
, 1859-08-17
DIED.

Ia this CITY; Aus. 1ah lsos, kAAhA H. soa q H. D.
md CsE,!e Naosr, aEet II uoaths-
a. EaAna psPem r- epy. =
, 1859-08-17

NOTICE-The Board Of Cover
nor, Of Cny Hattai sse rttt1eted to noeFt r TIE
ctcs af q. y Hnbeard Co No. south Cisfk Aises
Gu FRIDAY ET EStNG, Ans4 asth- fos ths pulRoss q
, 1859-08-17

OORpORAT ALTON NOTICE.
C1tr CIesf's ottce thseaxn, Aug. l7h. 1872.
iunEc naoe hereby x.yen to ~ ptrGns ots'r.tec hI
thai tbe Common Caa of The Cy ef Ca!ezsc iatee1 10
znr1npr1ts 1rd take the Ind nkcE.afy to W3tn
s,rrt IN fFunt Of hnck exh., t3 Butler, Wight hko,
geTe ddspu to Chicago lhas De sAMe shall eetsnA
~ II f.Id bock Aiso. vdan the aEe1 Eaan:nG k
"a thseuEa tae 9e e e e. ee6 - = n ~
iii the pat Il he survey shxf nox o. ae z a. oee
.nJs III 4. kRE14AASc. CITY Cl1E.
, 1859-08-17

REronx scnoo1.-A boy named Asa Porter
was sent to the Reform School yesterday. He
is homeless and IN orphan. Says he formerly
| resided IN kalamazoo.