davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-01-10

E Norris 4 hyde, No, 100 Dearborn street,
send us late New York and Boston dailies; also
the Illustrated weeklies. They ere the whole
sals agents for the Sunday Ltaier.
, 1859-01-10

:. B See advertisement Of Quaker Ctr $50
Sewing Machine. l.. CoRxEL1 4 Co,
oc2b ~ 1888 Lake street
, 1859-01-10

Go!d-... hun sl00 Qto l-5o u
Ornamental Engraving rum IS to SOS I1us.
~e also teep hAad laytrunentz OF othe. klnda of
French Lad German Ezaatact1rc With piston vAl,ek
vch Te Ae peepasedt 70 fusisn Baad1 i o. the7
ca1 be hAd esevhere liberal d!scouct 11u b Il 1de
To o41dA Ter24 c11h On del1YefY.
HiGG1As RADB., 5aRste Deals
244&4A8 Il LAIR
, 1859-01-10
THE CITY.

~ The 8lnrn Of tire about seven o'clock
yesterday morning. proceeded from rekind-
ling OF the ruins ut the Oa.urio 81. fire.
ka- Ell. D-1nud. at the Trtin,ut House News.
roonl, 'las all the leading; daIii,s aud wr=ktie:,
also tlr Choicest Cislr> that cuu Lc uund.
, 1859-01-10

Fire in Corning N. u.
CORNING, Jan. s.-A fire occurred here tonight
destroying the dwelling house OF Charles Dewitt
and shoe store occupied by Jacob Hoffman.
Loss not estimated.
, 1859-01-10

~ An interesting article from the Toronto
Ledsitr oa the Carrying Trade for the Nor.hwes-
tern States. which We copy in another column,
wilt ailraC; tine utteltion ot business men gen
erully.
, 1859-01-10

DRCa SroRE FOE SALx.-A desirable chance
Tor drugRiss Wishing to engage in tho business.
The store offered has been established for sev.
erat years, and commands q good prescription
buslnesa Terms very moderate. Address,
"Aposheeary, Box 673, Chicsgo," stating whero
IA interview may be had. jss.3ls-e3,5
, 1859-01-10

SIXTH ANNUAL
Franklin Festival.
The Printers Of CsI=1xo xsi l.lI 'he'r sx,h Annual
fesAsM u ccEc7. .ncrattoa Of TIE O. th4& r1s-
FRANKLIN. II N' 0~~'' 1~'AA-'
LIGHT GUARD HALL,
on MONDAY. TIE 17ru DAT or JANUARY. 1ss,.
TcIet aai ladea 1a1taIo1s u Re obtained Of the
Plrs AID TRlsC.z 0FEct-J. Z. C-rklia and E Irwin.
UExSRAr QFF.cE-has Smith and b l. Cuaniu.haE
u1xss 1,Hs @ 1et-A 6 N.5e.:o y: " .ad pa7!1
- rko@p. I. 81 Las,i street: IL t. R,undA II
E,nads oi1:e: y. edalyy. At Randi Inb 0a:~.
Taos. wish ns esrtAx-a Ill lsaye tle,r add5esa With
Cant ! u,r:, Times Q.ict ~
TfCkET3 t1lJ f,1o
, 1859-01-10

.~ Attorneys, Clergymen, Stnaeuss, and all
who hare need Of q soft, mild. Jet brilliant
light, are invited to call and wtuess the burning
OF the remarkable Lunar 0il-47 Lssalle street
jts-6tb96o
, 1859-01-10

ed3- The London 1ilus:suted News tor De-
cesnorr 18th has just arrived und is a fine NUN
Der. 1t cunsai1s a.n,n9 other illustrations, u
lite-I;ke portrait OF Mr. John Bright, the Rcfor-
nler, 1hose fame has been heratjed throughout
the clS,llz.d world. The News together with
other Eagfish papers. the Scalpel, Tribune Al
mnuac. and The Living Age. can bs had ut
McNalty Cas-, Opposite the p,s, O.lice.
, 1859-01-10

Buaxs Fxs,IyAL.-A meeting Of the Commit
tee On Invitations will be held at the office of
the British Consul, No. Is Lasalle street, at 2
O'Clock, on Tuesday. llth inst.
, 1859-01-10

mauac. and The L,7ing Age. can bs had ut
Acnsity Cas-, opp3s'te the p,st Oaice.
C1lcAao C1rlzESs At THEIR FAgus IL TIE
CouSrRr. We hear that MessrA Helm and
Clark, well known lawyers of this city, have
purchased ct The Summit !ara,. in this county,
4 pair Of Suffolk ptgs. pair of Bremen geete,
pair Of C"yuga ducks. 4ud pnir Of the large
black turkeys whica they intend placing on
their larul j, cheban.e. lrcluos county, in this
State. Mr. u. 5. Wentworth, The we'll known
teacher, hns also purch used, Ut the same pluce,
the Devon bull Prince, Suffolk boar. and lot
Of Bremen geese. for his farm ut Chunuahon.
Will county,.
NAKREx's Primary GEo6aAr4y.-This book
is de.igned to form, part Of the eeres Of which
and the "phss:cal Geography. have already
been published. The present volume is intended
for begi uers as au introduction 10 the "Common
two volumes, the Common School Ge geography"
School Geography" II il beautifully aud pro-
fusel. illustrated With cuts mad colored maps,
aud is certainly the most attractive primary
geography ne hare ever seen. Tbs language
is plain and simple, mud prepared 1or the CON-
prehsnssn OF youth. No child able 10 compre-
hend plain reading, ind beautiful pictures and
maps. can faiI to gain q rery considerable knowl-
edge Of Geography from this volume.
II is for sale at " b. Keca'e, Bookseller, las
Lake Btrect.
TEE F4R4 ON 0s1As1o SrgEtr.-The ire IN
Dr.. EddT's house is supposed to have origiuat-
cd from defect in the chimney in the third
, 1859-01-10

.f1- 4 ffUr7t-h0&H
tsccafred; il assisted hlm gaI = t6e d:teh ps:snT
TN q. xoa d On lis head thoufat tkey Tere 1ef sehrs
sSsa ssst ss & In s
e.r5 ds5: durrk his sickness he lynx q? caiher
81 e Il :s:l:: hin IL q
.mtned nsr rtienl.s condition q thnt1 .ner Els
-, hea Offensive eaft6 I'D m n.surs
ettas !tss.:s h1qs az, kn,wa an for ye,5 cr more
heaFd =, Thing ,Fatn;. him
Har. .hert ve look lin com .he paee of t5e .ssaali:
the hocd o. h1.s M c M r. c9 bis bed
;oek him q tle I'D eoth!aE of the k'ad
& =. ths ;eaaa i: Is !slaf sssls =
r ',!e slooa e d. Iss;sese .aen shf doess7 cana
q bed .'.er hat uue rfoner tazm haud 4 John
Iiri Rst,, 'orn-Have he ard pa-ts Of the tez II.
sS5aa .os 5ss@i %of, :ossd DC probable fe'ali
.h:e1ec. q * .ouna: .end aot ols. .oaaa a ::
g. Es1e4 osad 90s ,ii ts, Gsqses as,;4; +.
=: 4 T e. s a {
Y. :; !ajsT5 i f. inee jela. .nnpa
u: T. II: Ffrrr, .:oc-7H.ve heard only p.zu., d.
eo9.,dsl .ss Ie9nd .soa. oas eet otht.x.e aot
saoeld pot desRn.te TIL. u necessarily u WouI
At the time II would Re dez<oated onty 4 wound Of
ves1 seto1s ehAs4cters .eFa ,ht undsr ny treat
neut should conkdef the ~ Of 1tunutA
practice Hhch diaes q. hoepita o. l!sa:y praeiee
:ssf5 q IL E -,
VI Inflammation: the symptons calling for anput atos
1cu:d be suppeF.u q Inc eavy: shond ssll! 4
rapidly nor the bont1 shove The joint being
fined for considerable tine 10 tbs joints contlsu
moi smputaie II 1t indie constitutional condIo
torb duinx The ard In case Esns7rne appeared
az q n.naaon snoo.d sPnsovs
upon condition Of lhe ADb and tbs ahoui
withhold vhen Inflammation I'D only nse lee
h8h tAKcl aton which IN this eAse MlRht Inter
vene IN nom - q hpux1: opalou8 Ttx| tha nj
Of ice; should not ooatn1sH Ia c1ss Of saaxr0 III
, 1859-01-10
M A n HYHn

IN 4 x a1I0,
n ths e!ky. on the Eth t-st. at tie Rsc+ory Of s
PaItek's Church: ~ tee Rector. Mr. JOHN G. Rel
Aod Msa ASASTAStA D. DORIAN. Ill Of tn;s city.
, 1859-01-10
'RESS AND TRIBUNE.
EoyDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1859.
Financial

FlHA0c1Aie
For notices Of couaterieits md financial mat
*ets generally, zee money article on the fourth
, 1859-01-10

havf CONFUSION HoCsE-0Lp C1r1zxxs.-We
relsr the business public 10 the card of Mesa,s
Will ANS Houghtaling, Commission Mer-
chants, No. 2lo1f South Water street. Both
the members Of the new nrm have b.en 80 long
and 80 favorably known in the bushes circles of
ths city. that they need no word Of com mmenda-
ton ftom NJ. They will Of course command
ltr5.e, and to those who cousign to them, safe
r,nSt lucrative business.
, 1859-01-10
NU MBER 164.
Commission nlerll)al1ts.

.. HIRAM wHEELER,
DRODCCE CUHMISsIJS MERCHANT,
l. Corner Of Clark and south Waters sr-rt
AAIELER'3 BCILDzNG-Cp 3TAIRa
Cnlsexo-.-......-GA5 BIO in lll1oo!s
1t5t Win:er Arrangement, 1859.
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Wtu M. l4I ni- Itnaa .HhiU ah iha
iAh Iit YA s. Wa imn ins
81 nfsfl nan vhu says
ni0 Nli%uN, ani llmi be- bg
HlHN Mr GEO be hHai tanee
Nh.s hH1i.f HhHa ; feet 3
.H.I.. 'HNi Cd tenfs
oam lpf b.. ana hhl o. o.
in tH
l9 nNts VI COME
ni. . puaHf, lJ ehafrlf
miH m lf h WHi Np deals
H lW
Ill. d. JuSih sh.UN Oh,
Dob, iG.u. 500 jal Hr Ft
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Is REWARD.
NOTICE.

ERE Win be- special term Of the
bard Of Police Of Pamela county
l the Ceurs House Of said county
psdAy. 14th day Of March, 1855,
any new business then presented
y acted upon bv IN. board.
order Of his IIoHor, Noraees 4.
y, President 81 .aid board. Issued
ssh, 1912.
". P. wOOTTEN,
clert Of Probate Of said County.
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TIERS of Administration having
- sTa1ssd TO the undersigned y
subsse Court a Pamela County.
= The February term, ls5g. theft cot
estate VI Janes j. Liam. dee'd
Fssns having claims against said 60.
: hereby assifsd 10 ssne lcsvsri
hvs the saas pssbssst ssa r~xlsses.
lishin he tinss pss&ssibsi b. lAw,a
I'll he fossvr barred.
JOHN II. PvkTkR. Asa'r.
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Stationery.

our sslak n STAT. insry is q ~ ~
most EN- ls,e - us fo.h ! 81 ne soui,
" eaa Ls'ter lisEA - tho suu'rs
,raab as cIslg - tier eta purchase Il b
Chs tas,srn nlafket ~ hay ours from
he Aalls b. the Usss - ~ lhtG - caa
sr.i & cheaper. " sep D harl 4iarse
ssaek n sis T. prs. b. lftet,at.
Esais Iar, cemneftal sai, ssnn'u
AID N,I, Pa u.
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Adnn.nsstrator.s Notice.
Administrators Notice,

r ETTrPs Of Ainit e-asion having
IL bssa granted 10 tie anisrsir nsi by
The Probate c9lrt n Pamela Coaniy.
sliss.. q tie fehs9sry tsf1a. le5g, t.s.e-
Of, - the $3.50 e Iosstsk issrsv de-
esaseii siIpstsoas tssin claims against
laid estate ere herby notified % esme
forward aud hxxe Toe rarneHobstei ana
rtxt>teyek wf51In fs- tiee rroscribei b
lss, " sh-y ~ilb - feesves barre.
W. W. H.-LtsSG. Afrffs
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pfAf r~gfLhfafff5Af
aH9U - 40 oil
HtlA4YM# "a
rN#f 80 e. <sff
= N@| ksAf
4sf 80 =
HEiH4
@.As =
#hafffrN ~ iAa p
4t4 48f Aaff A
IN h.s ~ f1u Fhe Fsgs i
wlf ~ N
k4hfass ~ : ~ #IH#ffn 80
4HlfN4 aA be- In FL
- CIV 4=A
tsa fHal msiFfa lsfs1
~
AsaAsl a. 80 d
ssgst ssasfs rliN y a. lANt
W. 80 - lhe sanW vi Err
k.hlan4 essahll iamhf A. ilea
(.fs snl lia ~ n I've felshl
Ill IN aMehim Z nd eare
iisas taifaf wuf4 one on q
|tfIal4a NtNHate and Na Pre-
Ne Hi IL VII n Vm.
4aai By na faNlsa Tie hfs'
" N ihsH apHH afe Oh
latter 81. NtatY
aff afg ltut itl of
nsHa sHffafif0m ~
fhN fi wy l
1T HlfhnHt r. lhs iin
tay .leapy oasani yilh ma
IL aIAealt W mnse iNe ~
end there afe - ~ rHhli'
~, ogen IN lhlf aenlfAl ah.
sIy built apan portion dihe cl3
a. daring s6i lihudous e1qfi.
J. hrrmeh wafe " comparatively
aeall dWeaf
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be- 4, See Ydit.
Rvs rnECE.
%atiou Dry Gools, NIL kiuds.
lly pgy Goods. every thing,
hbcr by Good complete stock.
D. ROOM Dry ti,Oda, all article.
y Appointments, clessa, outfits.
b., Evening Goel,, variety.
SIaces md Ribbons, all styles.
iful Embrqileriss, III articles.
Goods, all fabrics and ic'igus.
lias Goods, every description.
H., Satins, silks, scleci.
Black silks, cve-y grade.
)cs, Vols, c0a'curs.
~. Skirts. Trimmings.
- anil Missss' Ready Under Linen.
nnlle,s.
J and Glovc, every quality.
)s,s AMI Swi.sea, Immense lot.
Linens, warranted pure lintn.
y, Cassimcres, ycs.insa.
}, Brillianses, psrcalos.
)%illes, Grapes. T~arls.sns.
pnsrY, Pans, Parasols.
", Curtains, Rag, Shades.
fse., sse., s,c.
IwhiA we invite the attention oil
- Md merchants.
|Resr 10 90 daiy adrsdksBissi
snphis papsfs.
EED, DsNoGo 1 sTRisGE,
a1s .rgsn ssreef.
- ~ MEMPHIS.
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rssE fATEO r MIssusssPP1,
Pamela GOuuty.

H. nfs. -J ohHsos, Hii,sH q.
jam. NJ. MfHha 4. haiss. heirs
and fiinbuissa u Bsr,fig Jyaa, Do.
rsased. aHdfs 49, Lhussn, hssbaHd
afsad - LhnNsi. aud William
Iis,, hasband y Martha 4 Esiss.
NUu, snl sach u you. are hereby cit
Il to Ne aud apprar before thu
prsitis Count 4 sad coapiy, Of thu
ioassh Matalay % February neat, then
.enl here ~ .hss ethss uhy The hnsl
aeslpnt u bradford ! lhss. siniiuis,raser
VI she eila.s II lsavefly jones, deceased,
recently fied IN al COAT, ~ james
Morris, administrator " the ssia,e Of
Hmiflri Jlnss. s~isahsaf, should no, he
~ sci ard approved.
Is.acI lie lsGh das " January. 1859.
w. =. WUOTrES,
tlerk u said Csart.
Jan. tgh. $50 nj2..lw.
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A ~ rsfimt iri htel ~ mo ly na.
o0ult ~ Uele, 81 u rlule mme itr
NtHl ui seilt NJ sHmo. Zoo q short
iin my elaine SILL IA in lho hAnls VI
~. II. VI uaffe, ut M, depot, uhu !.
tulhfr iel y tW i,g anl ra'eilt ior ds
WniH.
JOIN Gnli0N.
psaolansp0hr p. 2, ~. Wa w.
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rur IOrrst


- ~ n
fUffIn Dbl
Augm CHA MDERs KBTJHuM
uNllE fi.l number % tbs nov enter
Prise, B .lunug thJtuunry, 1850.
IL lriHrt ihN thhllc. Tie puhlshefs
have f]nrelufne % issno q Irufeeius.
fully ronaiiht that u merits u lheNHik
would comafnd Il q lhe patronage Of
al who love genuine uiefliau, u "a
ftmmthttl uli r Ma most favorable
nusuirsf o. rifitl editor stands frs
nmung the itts " the prescott ags ~
iue Il verse, aH nsssiri l9 . crrfs 70
brilliani Hui lilgs, huth 10 IBIS eunn
by Ml 10 ltr'pN, VII iuinish m"nibly
no el1i,. i tiif, N Instructive eniertnih-
10 ni ~ my periodical II The country af-
f0ris.
Ihs work viii contain nothing f%egtiou-
~ " srctpriin bat vii glrnn from III
fiIs Whatever j. worthy AMI acceptable,
ltrasl!ur q, she eu i+tnmens mil hher.
alty o. tho en. hianod md liberal, for
such an~eeafagcmsHl and support as lts
deserts mas claitu.
All communications pertaining 10 the
Literary Department mn-t he addre',ct
- tts EAiior. so voluntary erniubn.
ton. mus be- accompanied hy The naiaes
n Gle rgsle1iite hah ~ 10 ssCarr alton.
Ion.
nami;ln ess nnl business ls,,sts can
be- addressed dlhafl 10 The Editors orpub-
lish-s.
1taaHs- Threp Dollars Tor snnum, In.
var by 10 advance iwenis.hges cunts
per SINGLE cory. No luhsr ittion con-
iinassi for y longer TIM than paid for.
Bookseller aul uuef, enieFt supplied on
lerml uAell w he tW4a.
iIluss, HUTTON 4 CLARK,
Pei. u, 1850. Nemphi., Tenn.
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Tfsy stat-' - se sss1 tn}sh IN
rviers BE- g%ttiisv. uur sstes en- afs b
is3rsss. Jyaffsl.. Day - $, Cali
Buoks. lu4u'ue Hl1ks. Ns.FtB 3, r..
cent Basks. Tisac y iz5, nj Nsmarh-
iafa neaks-aif sffa
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THE QUID-NUNC.
iltagtL Hf
poiitics Commerce, hiicr.
aturr nna science.

V,liE afai nambef u tbe Qai NlH.
will ho rHiI ishal att'rnnl iunel on,
Tenn, on IHufHiy tIo -Ial NJ ilo prs
Hn month,
Tho 4uil. Nnno wIl ennal stuf four im.
pefiul pages, about The sila nnl general
apptHfahee n tha Now Orleans nnltl,
but win contan p Hlh reading matiHf
~ Che lafg Ft y.'lago Newspaper lh Cha
Union.
Tho Qnid. Nilnc. as heretofore announ.
cod, VII not be thInfsin n ans political
party. bit vii spelk iismind freely can-
crrninv the politics and tha politicians 81
all parties. Il whl b. independent, but
~. neutral.
TIM ehh.yanc win ioin heaA and
hand n ihc Cause u Int fnal aud Local
improvements, and !, the ArriculsaraI
movement now - happily going on II
this AMI the na' rhbor nR $40
Tho HtprY ssh c0nmr nee with Week.
4, elitian, butt .isoxrerinith tic ~.
nsiss posscssed by the proprictufs vi.
soon enable them 10 issue n Daily.
Z sub criplions and advertiser anis r..
sp0gtiuily solicited.
Editors corying o. noticing tlis pros
reclus md ir lrine an exchange Will rou.
fer a favor by send NJ their papers d
once TO "Thc Qiid-Nune," uraud June.
ton, Tennessee.
TERMS
~tfSvsElsatY y ADVANCED
Single sah.c,ihcrs for nur ycar .....s3 q
Two subscribers fnr one yea. "..... 5 %
For larses clubs on aildlional dis0oun
will be allowed.
ADDRESS tie underlined in ail casts.
J. Y. PRYOR, fiisor.
Grand Junction, tenn. Fob. ~, 1889
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aan,inlstrntor.a .ofier.
NopIcn.

A IL uassl gsc isg T1iepsacl % To-
n rsie n Il fsste ~ VIZ. rnnfis
W. Boto, dsoid. rrmsia ue afpsii ~ he
lilh 4 Apul assl. ati BE- asi 4lla Sc
i.a srr ug Terra " tie Circuit cunrt "
Pamela County.
w.. +. WOpTfN.
i. ". YERSuN. Ek's
March, !, 1859. iijatf.
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y FILTERS n hin u%ip,faiion having
Il m at. lhr A4 tsr d. ua
Nf riaie OWN tiag l, ly
81 i'ul ar $50 = % VIOLA oiaHi,. n
~ Iarh i.rI, ldii. therefore, nov ah
sot layius elslus Asiiusi .ail cstn,s,
arc ht.l 4, eJHa iyrwaTl a,d
hata tlr saAa ara 10 al aad rstis.ersd
W.hin iha relHasgb bed Is isw, ofthey
tii ls Forever larAt.
D.. A. HERRING, Adm'r.
. y. Ther. az s naHiber u small
nNpur. lu0 th usiita itr rg,ihge, and
glst nn SUE. II 30 Cifaeit anl Justices
court, o. ~ docket VII show. so who
= ] 20 save cost, vii ~ We'll 70 call aud
pay .e saur. utnn1t give luf.htF DO.
.tlu sfne', fpl hH iaiefiiinpl 81 close up
a. itii fiih, law Will allow.
J.. 4. II.
ban. @lth. 1850. yi.nLGW.
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r FILTERS u Adm n.sira.ion having
IL bern rraatci 70 che undersigned on
Tie estate Of ssliis Milue, der'd, bv che
Probate Court Of paaols county. Miss,
a. the February form, le5g. thereof oil
persons having slsins Q % ms, said estate
are hereby notified 10 come forssti znd
have the sane proha,ei and registered,
within the time prescribed ~ Law, Of
they will he forever barred.
N. ID. KEITH, Admir-.
mar9-T-6w
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R4reER.s .ruTIlE.

TUNES M By j. b MeGhss. living in
milss vet u lsH,o D4os. ma ~.
M hrrss. with 1 tisse faFe. h1th hInf
feat White hsif VA " 'hefs-t, = OUT 4
v.Ar. I'D sni IS hsnsls hieh. arr raisei
10 go 81. 2. n. inNFs.
hanger r. G.
fansis, FEB. s:h. 1888.
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We hare q lssxs sisek Of iSk. v'f-h
wn CTR 10 isa ttad8 elsar. Ne tsgs
La n saah battlss mt ri. ssass ~
ink starts. v "a San r. Hri ~ ~
Schools. s-s. csrsiaN Rad, Blas an
yssss Inu.
psruns wishing e. ptfsia.s Boot
Stasi9nsrv and Artist. Ni-s-rials, VI
I1sk - tha4E latsrss .sj sps sAelr ".
ders % e..
va r. svv t~ar + TO.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27
The Yacht Club Fan Regatta.

A FINE DAY AT LAST-A LIGHT BREEZE
START-A BIT OF CALM-ANOTHHR LIGHT BREEZE
AND SOME DRIFTING-DULL TIMES, ETC.. ETC.
After three successive postponements the autumn
gaa OF the New York Yacht Club of yesterday with
plenty Of sunshine but light brcczes and part of the way
a dead calm Repeated dsappontments and the lateness
Of the tended to greatly lessen the interest of the
occasion OF the third class soops the '.Marraganse
had no competitor, the Alpha not sailing The Mallory
stood in the position in the second class sloops
that these two boats walked the Neither
the Rebecca of the first class soos the Restless of
the second Gloss schooners, had promise of
petitor, and their declined to SAIL The whole
Of the race therefore, depended upon the Znga
Favorita and Gypsy Of the first class schooners all of
which sailed and kept pretty close together The bay
the start presented beautiful appearance, dotted
with myrads of sails Of every size and descrip
ton. The location Of the starting point at Owls Head
by concentrating the yachts made the unusually
brilliant. At the outset about twelve NJ, the wind
light just enough TO be called breeze and sufced
carry the five boats slowly down through the Narrows
but by the time the fleet had reached the Southwest Spit
the boats motion had subsidized into complete drift At
the Southwest Spit however the breeze freshened ttc
that point round the Light Ship the movement
little brsker. But reaching the Southwest Spit
from that point Buoy No Is Off Staten Island just
below Fort Tompkins, very saw. The distance run
only about thirty miles, yet nearly six hours and
half consumed by the fastest Of the five boat in
making that distance.
The following are the time tables
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27
The Fair ut st. Louis.

ST LOUIS sept 70, 1889.
The fourth annual fair of the ST. Louis Agricultural and
Mechanical Association opened to-day, and although a
heavy fell in the morning the grounds thronged,
about is 900 people being attendance The First bri-
gade Of Missouri militia joined in the opening ceremonies,
and reviewed by Col Sumner of the United States
Army, and his staff Nearly every State in the Union
is represented either by delegates, stock in
the mechanical and agricultural departments. The
number Of entries already exceed 5OO0 than twice
many those of any previous fair still many
to be made. The exhibition of stock unprecedentedIy
large and superior in quality the thousand dollar
premiums for the best roadster thorough bred stallion,
and thorough bred bull having drawn here
many Of the most celebrated animals in the
country In ring Of twenty draft stations
to-day the first premium awarded TO Charles b Mack,
of Lockport, Kentucky The first premium for matched
horses taken by VIM. Reed, of Butler county, Ohio.
The city densey thronged with strangers and every
train and every steamboat loaded with additional
crowds Should the weather prove proptious the fair
bids fair to eclipse any fair held in the Union.