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l., Us no., a'raA Of the Temperance
cagsc. |, will oI hurt us. It viii moi De-.
ara ir Us. On c contrary, tn t. oue, /
association, wi it docs not improve oar
morals, cIcyald oat thoughts, end make Us
better mon. is true, is la.u.r> Il" not
always hang OF the typu,,t round # sue.
cess l, is ais true, il has hs' it, reverse,
its ligh and ow tidr,--i,s periods Of ri.
unph and def 1t. Nevertheless, il is just
rs sacred, aud st q, worthy Of the earncs.
lab of a!l tr II loving men now, as in
any period Of It's history. Let human
ayarice say whj il will in dcrogalion Of its
claims, il caAI t confnte the ever living
consciousness ruth aud justice, forever
dwrIjr . in the human heart. The silent
convictions eve spfEglng here. will never
ftjI u wiling re ons, to all We affirm. Aud
when we assert hat the spirit of this enter
Iti-c, j. based l BON The principles of sound
moralny and c l>lian righteousness, we on
" utter truis which spring, responsive
TO the best pry yhptings Of The heart We
DO not say too much then, when We claim
for ouI cause, nc appreciation Of the AL
mighty, and ID isympathy of all good men.
For We know its origin was diviUe. 1t
come down fro ID the bosom of Col and up.
on the lone ar. of men; filling it With
light, and life, and joy.
1t only rem ms for all who process to be-
leve these phi rYiplcs to stand iast--to con-
tinue to alyoca r. and work for the cause.
Let the floods mutiny he poured OUT
Let the cbulli ons Of mockery, satire and
biiiiugsg1te dt their worst, let US be true
to principles at perish never. Let us hold
on with unyieliug grasp to the last, forever
walking in commandment Of Truth,
while We neveI cease praying for the tri-
umph Of the rtht.-TFlint Citizen.
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a SENSIBLE MovEMENr.-A bill is now
before the New Hampshire Legislature to
prohibit the change of text books in the
public schools Of that State, ofteuer than
once in five years
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
Three Days Later from Europe
IMPORTANT From THE SEAT OF WAR.
An Engagement between the Sardin.
iana and Austrians!
THE ITALIANS VICTORIOUS
1000 AUsTRIANs PRISONERS!
Aus'riaas R,treatiay Across tie TgcinoU
SACKvILLE, June Is

Il =. .
SAcKvILLr, June IS.
The steamer Europa has arrived at Hal.
;fov with Iiyernool dates 20 the fourth
inst
Th, steamship KANGAROO, from New
York Nav elst' reached Liverpool on the
ol Of June, and the steamer Vanderbilt
steamer Ocean Queen. from New York,
Nav o1s arrived at Soutbampton June o.,
The steamer Persia. from New York,
Nav 25th, arrived at Liverpool, Oh the 4th
inst.
Tbo odvicns from Italy confirm the can.
tpro oC PoIcstro bv the Sardinians. King
Victor Emanuel, commanded in person
and exhibited Il Le greatest rallantry. The
Au.t,ians twice erJearo,ed TO retal;e Pa.
lo.lro, hut were rcpnlscd after sanruinary
encounters, Th, Sandman reports say
tba, tLev captured 1000 prisoners and
crht Guns.
The latest dispatch from Turin reports
,bo Au.,rians in full retreat across the
Ticipo into Lombnrdv.
The reports received Nv previous ari-
yals that Gen. Gariball had met with a
', '..'S ,,,,'s;nr N.,s,,;on f,rso = c,'
e.'..i -. :, nam, 'o,,,...,s tho, ho vyas
a,,,.''c,,, a,,.a, ,' ~, :, n,.antor,n,t Como
Tho Austrian efforts to re take Palasr3
'5....;LoI g., ia,o La,r ,,o,v s.no.pin,yv
-. .ro oao ,;,nc wLo Sarlinion ,roo,3 wore
~ ~, 'fIo a,,,aJ ,r t',s ,i,,l, w&nn thr 2a,oyes
came 70 tho rescue and rcpulscd the Au,
,%,,1 ,.;,, - | TL. ,s,r;aa ,s,sfon of a., L,tlro
49, I'''''., 49,, ,.,"n ,Nc.,yaI TLa trsFrions lad
-. ..rantoi 49,, ror, R,L5,n c,1 snac;,I tnlo.
,.o, a,,',',,' ~ ' ,.Ior J";;y 1s,sa datod Trr;o
E,.I,, E,''I. !nno "a rar, ~, Sn.trians ya,,
:. III ri, % ,",roa, oc,o,s H.. Ticin, The
u - '"i' ,no3on.,t",. 'o ,,,.o at Vc,rclH.
Co,;halT Ile ia haonl lriyen into The rnorn-
l,in. II, 49, I,a An.,rion t,n,ns unJor Grnry.
~ :, '"g ha .@a,. Varo, Lrt ,nl,.
:" ",'.i,;' 3.sn.,.,, ,.c,;y,l via Ti,rio. sr.o:
SI,tt'IC,;~ O. C,ra,ili oathoriro ,ai, G,r,n.
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- .a,t.'l -, Vo.o, onl s'hscIron,v
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'1'C,,.'r>' NJ ',a, ,b. 80 Ja3 hpnn s.r, - ,L,
-, ln' ,,', ,Fc,n CoriLa,1 Lol o,,nnral
'>,''.'.''''' - " ~',''
-'Ir ri 80 ,n,,or3, ,,s.. .sr,.,a
80
Sandman Uultatn, Iurin, May 3l.-A
fresh victory has been canned py our ti'oi'
al : o'c'oy,. this morning.
y fore" OF Z5,Uco -G't"a"5 t'GeaN'f
60 :. tax" !a.e>'Ig.
'Il. II ir.,r Gt Sardinia py!nTngu.!ur the
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Es-The storf about three thousand sheep
having been k led at enc time on the Erie
Railroad, is do bted by some Sccptical edi.
tor in New Y4 TX. The story is, that the
train fan into drove of them, killing the
number stated. But how so many sheep
could get on III railroad, is not fully en-
dorsed, unless I ley took their position in a
row for mile d so for the purpose Of com
hitting suicide.
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The Know-Nothings carried New Or.
leans at the last city election, BY 1000
majority.
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To prevent your hair from coming out
never let your wife catch YOU kissing the
servant girl.
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A greyhound puppy was lately sold in
England for $1,000.
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To MECH kNICs,

TINHE subscriber offers for Sal Dwelling House Wag-
II on Shop. Blacksmith Stp. Paint and Finishing
Shops in the Village Of lIillsdie, with Tools Lumbcfe
&c.. at a low price. II
Terms mart nav down, and DE balance FOR n term Of
years. Farm property will I'd aiken for the The
above property is in good aton for business APP
ply TO j. c. PECK.
Hiilsdale, May l, 1859.
DooTs AND SHOES VERY pow
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STONES.

NARvERS AIR TIGHT WESTERN EMPIRE EAGLE
AR Tight Forest Air Tghl Clinton Air Tight, tre-
MUM Stovesoi Albany castin4. self Regulator. Fold
inr ID or lrang and Cottage Hrlor Stoves Heavy aud
Light latte Stoves for DiHint Rooms, school houses,
&C. Sc Of al \ di fFerent slzes Il Forsaiehy
' Sctiabs MITCHELL.
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ATTORNEY At LAW ANn SOLICITOR N CNAN'
a'rv Aysnt for the Charter Oab, Unity, Hampton *
snrirdrId Fire and the New Euglaod lii" n'urHnte
Companies. ONCE In Waldrons Block tsl
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From the Detroit Free Press
The Surrend 4 of Detroit.

Mr.. Francis Y. Cicott, Of this city, has
recently brought to light very rare and
curious. as well rs interesting document,
that is worthy passing notice. This is
nothing less than the terms Of capitulation
for the surrender Of Detroit, entered into
between Gems. Hull and Brock on the 10Th
day Of August 1912. The circumstances
connected with that surrender the ieno.
miny that Gen. Hull entailed upon him
self for his seeming cowardce-the conse-
quenccs of it in connection of the war of
1872, are too well known to require com,
mnut The original manuscript was proha.
lly never preserved. The document was
printed and circulated in handbl form,
and it is one OF these handhils that Mr..
Cicott has just brought fiom It's hiding
place Of years. We understand that il is
his intention t. frame il and transmit it to
the State Historical Society. The docu-
mcnt reads as follows:
CAMP at Detroit lG August, 1912.
"CAPlTULATION for the surrender Of
Fort Detroit, entered into between Major
General Brock, commanding His BRITAN.
Ic MAJEsTY's forces on one part; Il Biiga-
ier General HULL commanding the
Northwestern Army of the UNITED STATES
on the othorpart.
"lst. Fort Detroit, with all the troops,
regulars rs well rs militia, will be immc-
d,atoly surrendered to the British forces
under tie command Of Mai Gen. Brock,
(, VII. lc cu!Eilpr9l pli,onels ri war, with
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FpEN"V ~ ptR~nNS.
ST,CY ~ TpW'HN'
GEO. ". IiBl
n,CEERSu% " IIOON.

ATTORNEYS At LAWAND SOh'tiI7itS II 'hA.'
cory IIilslale. Nichicqu. VIII attend rrrWnN+ u"
an kinds Of legal business nnrwhrIti i- .te''''' "
NicLirln Northern Indiana and ONO
CHRISTOPHER J. pICkEHS"S l'",' g Nv ~
, 1859-09-26
FrDrIg "A&1tfftssfnrt.

New YoHE, e4tt,-Thc New Yo.k T1nsy
Washington correspondents dispatch saws tile
private secretary Of Senur Lerdo left New York
on Tuesday last, as bearer Of dispatches from,
Senior Aata to his Sovernms MT, ria New Orleans.
This messenger expects to reach New Orleans
in time for the steamer Of the eth inst, arrive
in Vera Cruz by the Sd of Ocsobcr, learc again
on the British steamer Of the :'th, for 1Ear1na,
and reach this city by the middle OF October
Nr- Mclean anticipates leaving for Vera Cruz
on the ed Of October, unless negotiations shall
be transferred to Washington, us urged by
Senors Hata aud Lcrdo upon President Juarez,
in their Iate dispatch to the government. In
the meantime. hare reason to believe that the
treaty will be the subject Of discussion between
The parties here, not with view to conclude u
neSotiution, there being no authority for that Is
yet. but with the hope that some plan NAV be
der1sed b; which both parties mar be satisfied,
without doing violence TO the rights of either,
and tile trpaty he signed and delivered in time
to receive proper no.ice in President Bnchan-
ernments feel c"ntsdcnt that u favorable cou-
clustou Of the negotiations will he reached.
l ascertain it to be fAct that the british Go
yernment llas ordered distinguished military
commander to San Juan Island with in<,ruc~
'ons similar to those Of t;rn. Scott by our own
Government. Both officers 60 out to preserve
peace. and as their reputation. are mute, tlser
can afford to prevent i collision.
Gen. Jesup, 0r.lpauce Master General Of the
U. S. army, IS lying very i'll in New York.
1t is rtmored that Major Cross has been &C.
quilted by Court Mariiat. but as the papers Of
the case have hccu tsansmittcd to Secretary
Floyd for consideration, the 1umor is mere
sur,aisc.
baron Stoeckel.. the lruzsian minister, now
absent ia New York, has lately lad d,p.u,ustie
et-AkTith Secretary Cass relatire 10 the traders
in Russian America and their Objectionable
, 1859-09-26

!WeeaDE Of the NQof0 OF EAuCAttOus
CHICAGO. SeLt. =. 1s:9.
Present 3{essrs. Haven, Hnyes, Foster,
Ward, Taft, IligsinsoD, Bass, Porter, Carpen-
ter, Dosc and Shcahan.
Absent-M -Messrs. Moseley, S=wberrr, sturte-
want md Hoard.
The minutes Of the las: meeting were read
aud approved.
Dir. Ward, chairznan Of the Committee on
Buildings and Grounds. presented report re-
spectingthe progress Of the new school building
in the West Division.
On motion of Dr.. Foster, i. WAS voted that
the secretary advertise for proposals for heating
the new school building, either By steam OF b t
water, or hot air; the time for receiving pro.
posals to close on Saturday October sth, at IL
o'clock.
On motion Of Mr. Porter it was voted that
the new school, situated at the corner Of Jack.
son and Aberdeen streets, in the West Division,
he designated the Skinner School.
On motion Of Mr. Bass, the Committee o.
Buildings and Grounds we're instructed to cause
fences to be built around such Of tue School
lots as they may deem e1pedient.
On motion Of Ar. TAFT, teacher's certificates
we're granted to the following applicants -
Mary L. Herbert, Miriam S.. Sherman, Maggie
\. Eames, Ellen d. Cbapin,, Sarah II. Proctor,
Ellen Moore, Cosslclia Hawley, Ern Lewis, E. J.
Aelyyn, and Charlotte c. Henry:
On motion Of sfr. Hisginson, it was voted
that Wells Natural Philosophy be introduced
as L textbook in the High School, in place Of
Sate's.
On motion Of III. Dorc, the Committee on the
High School were authorized to dispense with
tue services Of the teacher last appointed in
that schoo1.-if on investigation they shall
deem it practicable.
A communication was received from Francis
L. Capen, and on motion Of Ar.sheahan, it was
laid on the table. ". II. WELLS, Sc'y.
, 1859-09-26

ST. Lor,s. Sept. "A special dispatch to
the RpuLtran says that tile Salt Lake Nail with
adT ices 10 the I'd inst. arrived 1t Atchison yes
ter'lay.
Cof.Sanders' division Of the South Pass Wag-
on ltoad las been completed aud the new road
is found to be shorter au4 better than the OLD
route.
The Indians about the Northern part of the
territory are reported - bold aud had arrnyed
themselves against u small party Of Captain
Waileu's Wagon Road expedition, but with no
serious result.
The report Of the massacre Of Capt. Wallen's
command received via California, probably
grew out Of the demonstration.
The Arizona correspondent of the E<puliir1n
says that u duel between Judge Watts and Mr..
Otero, candidate for Congress fIon, New Mexi-
co, had taken place uear Mesilla- Three shuts
from Colts nary rcsolye1s at Is paces were ex-
changed without elect, when the parties were
Withdrawn by their seconds.
II is Eenor;cd HAT 0tcro has been reelected
to Congress by 400 minority.
Lieut.. MoTry has been returned 10 Congress
, 1859-09-26

Daniel o'Brieu, engsgcd IN the Custom
House, yesterday appeared before Alderman
brady, at the City Hall Police Court, md rre-
ferfcd charge ngainst Anthony J. McCatty,
Edward n. Il4cgerty, William Frazer, Andrew
pastell aud several others, for assault md
ternoon, under The following circumstances:
On Wednesday, 0'l,rien alleges. that while at \
Saloon, No. 191 West street, engaged in playing
cards with young man named james Murphy.
Councilman AcEarty, with the above-uamed
PERSONS, who were also accompanied By several
olhcrs-enteted, anu without saying word IL
him, came up and knocked him orer; that as
aoon as McG.Xrty struck him, several Of Nr. C.'s
friends alsd1 1hrned upon him and best him in Il
terrible manner; he, however, finally got ont Of
the door and ran up tue street, but was soon
oye,takeu and again SET upon by the party.
Officer Rollins. of the Fifth precinct, here came
to his rescue, when he TOO was badly handled
BY the crowd; but they soon fed, fearing mr.
rest. Upon the above facts Alderman Brady
issued warrant for the above named parties,
aud about twclse O'Clock yesterday they were
ntl arrested md brought before the Alderman
through the drenching rain. Al the parties aiI
demanded an examination, Alderman Brady
refused bill. and committed Haggerty. Turte!l
Frazer and councilmea NcCarty to tie Tomb.
| until this morning at o'clock, when hearing
will be had.
O'Brien showed TINT he had been pretty bsd1,
| handled; his right eye was completely closed
| aud his head was covered with patches; in fac
those arrested showed that O'ls7cn gave ,heu
mark or two, especially the Councilman, xh
was somewhat bruised about the eyes and face
E4geerty, one Of the arrested party, is engage
ns = fruii dea1er ut No. 80 Greenwich strret-
rursell il hardware clerk at No. IS Vese
street, and Frazes1an oyster dealer. Durin
the preliminary examination the court roo,
WAS crowded with politicians, among them se'
eral members Of The Common Councl.-N.
! Hsro.d,
, 1859-09-26

TO-RENT.-On Indiana Avenue,
l. between Serh AID Old str. t. twa new asst c.ass
fane dwelltsk7. twa .torxs eouaa nx N uith al
Lake EEset. ur EtatEs, aeS4 ast3sE
, 1859-09-26
From Warrington.

lSpcc.s1 GT'1teh 10 1Ete ~ 49F""e.J
wA-nsorox. Sept. =. .ss3.
4 statement in thr Philadelphia I4*s, t'at
the relations between Gen. Scott and Ten.
Hmrncy are not frie1Idly, is TN error. III" re
WIS a difference between them during the
Mexican war, but II was promptly settled, ant1
far yrnra their relations have brcn nsnisashe-
So It is understood hy army officers whose
position here gives them good incans Of know
ing.s
i dispatch to.day from New York, asking the
Acting Postmaster General. Mr. King. il the
johnson cupiruct for CARRYING the Ca!iioFnin
,nats had t,cen revoked, was answered IN the
negative. The Department holds Mr. johnson
10 his contract, hut iarc made arrangement for
The car,iage ot the .nails from, New York. i'll
case of the future Of tile contractor. Hence,
the report OF prcvinlt,s,al arrangement with
Vanderbilt ik reliable. 90 far rs the cpnveynnce
Sf ttst ,naiis from New York il concerned. His
bid for the wlIo.e service was but a lew thou-
sand dnl,n-s in excess Of that Of Jotluson.
The ncw seats in The Representatives, HUI! are
roomy and comfortable, hut tie occupants cay
nut well d. m. thin. in them hut at'tnd tn ta-
sincss. They arr ii ok. with tnass!7c cast-lrnn
stp,n,rts, 50 tns,cn.d tnfn The tiobr Us 10 he
fixtures. Tile pla1l cannot be possibly changed
until a recess Vi Congress.
"a gentleman p stecly ~l' acquainted with to:h Scott
and II rncy. th1 TIC -atrSn:t 4" The thlaot
Jh.a FRA, g1.te ast aids tia. Iar'ey fas friends
AMONG sctl4n II t~ ar.ny-h- t' arrcing IN r.
Ea, dug l1u wholly uur.s!I:z-l ard t:u:a.
, 1859-09-26
THE LATE GALE.


fto'a the s1e'o5fan 'on'Ssl.1
FROM Monday morning the gale kept steadily
,neseasaus' una 10 the a'ternoou It blew perfect
hurricane. making clean brcncEl over Kirk.
lanu :'"nt'l F'er, which is very Llsh, aud danl
oasns Il to considerable extent. About 8 i.
N. On Monuay, propeller aud res cl wele dis.
covered oil tic mouth OF the harbor, apparently
proceeding southwark, but after lew minutes
observation " those on shore. il WIS evident
that tlle Vessel was drifting rapidDy towards the
beach.
About lia1f past nine, +. H., she struck oppo-
site the clay banks. nbout one mile south uf
kir>iand's Pier. lTLc propeller VIC hare since
learned was III. Tonawandn. arrived in 1ti!wau-
kce the same night ull safe-l A number Of our
citizens-ourselves irc!uded-w lanterns,
Immediately proceeded to the sccne Of disnsser
10 render what assistance might be in our pow
er: Arlsng there we discovered large biacl:
brig atout lay feet from the bank. Fires were
immediately klndled to cheer up the men-n
my we're alive On the wreck. The bank oppo;
size tue wreck Was about u feet high and a.
against the basc, rs if IT werc aaamant.ne rock.
" the lire light the wreck could be seen fear
fully distinct. The "a ;nountan.high" seas were
tunbling and crashing over her with terrific
force. No human form con1d be seen on the
wreck fron, shore, bns the frantic CRY of "lifs
boat:' ''lite boat" which cver and anon came
, 1859-09-26

4IHf1c"P9a3es7eG 0i l-c AGE ofk 1hhuuc.l
Loxn"x. *c1a.6 t. 1sa9.
The Plcnipotentiaries ut Zurich are wasting
their time viii, s'luatbliug about the future.
title of Eictnr Emaunr!-auout the Possession
Of the irun crowu--aGou. tie amount Of the
public debt to be transferred with Loulbardv,
ud the extr1t of tcIr;:"ry 10 broug to tue fur.
trcs>es of Muntua and Peacliera. Austria nt-
taci,cs Ercat importance to each Of these points,
hut wh,le ahe is wranglihg about them, Central
ltaly eecapts her GFasp. Tic Tuscan deputa-
tton. Offering the cruwu Of tic Medicis, ti,chcd
frou, tl'r!n by tue Loraincs. to Victor Emnn-
url, wns received by the King on Saturday.
lie a,ex not refused sLc rate offer. though be has
not finally Acceptedit; Iii. diplomatica4iy word.
GU reply neans that lie IL wiling to govern the
couusry. 1rovi ,ion.ilv, until the Eurontsn j'ow.
IRA shall nanc;i"n Ito au.rxa1,on. Indeed. it
Wa htsl time. for the moputchicai nrinc;nle,
that tic crown Of Tuscany should not Ioncer
remain in al,eyance. or else the neonle ,n;glt
have fouad out TINT they need % King whaterer
and might aasc remained satisfied viii, tbrir
present Admins.traii,'u, which vas NIT Exactly
lnonarcllca'. Tie 1ucsi"u nf l'af1na and Nix,
dena will he ts'3ved in tue same waT. bnt
that Of the Kosi.,na il n.urc complicated. -
Ia al probability The Legations viii no.
abolish the nominal supremacy of IL,
Pop~. mud will }'ay annual riSu.c To the uojs
Ter, about II. The way in ,whiei, The Danut,i, -
f'rincspaiis1es remain subject to the rore. Il
ITO c:se will The Sovereignty Of The Pope be dis
tsutca, nr elIe Napoleon might tc forced eitbe
h'n,slf to interfere, or to allow the intesfescuc
c. tAe Roman Catholic powers- c..7ld IL
, 1859-09-26

There will bc regatta ut Milwaukee, in con-
nection will tho Wisconsin State Fair, oil
Thursday, Sept. 29th, commencing at ". N.,
and is open TO amateur boat clubs OF Wiscon-
sin, Michigan and Illinois, for six and four
oarcd boats, and open to all scu'l boats. SIX
and four cared bouts to be pulled ny acslrc
members belonging to their respective clubs on
the a5th Of August last The course for all
boats 10 bc-fro1n Walkers Point bridge down
tue rircr II miles, and return.
Pn,zEs.--For az CARED boats-1stpr1zc, fitver
cup. value ei;. ri prize-in casc four or more
boats arr cutered-silvcr enbscf, value $is.
For fnnr oxrcd hoats--les prize. silver COB"
let valued $a5 md prize--in case four or more
boats arc eatcrcl-silvcr RIP va!ncd gig.
For pn'r kcull boasn-1st prize twenty doi-
lars; I'd 10 in case five or more bouts are en-
tcrfd-tcn dollars. 49,.
For pair scu1l bonts-1st prize twelre dol
larA; "a to-in case 3 "r more boats are en-
1errd-erycn dollars; I'd d".-in case five or
more boats arc cntered-dvc dollars
, 1859-09-26

EOIs SALE-Seyenty.Fiye Thou
l. slna Feet II Clear. Seasnnet line Lumber, !rom
eh tn sche, II 1htckness Tie will be -tld low
e1.h ~ !Iatries ~in b. 5y attended TO By alres
L. J ktL1iHsfs Il III t-h o<Jft
, 1859-09-26

YorSo AHSE1cA.-Some Of the lads in these
times lesp booted and spurred into the widest
manhood, at an age, when, in former times, boys
were boys
"Bob," said 4 specimen OF one Of thse thirty
SIX inch fast men, "dad'' has promised nc
pony il I'll get through Fractions this term.''
"By golly, 1al, darn me il wouldn't do it,"
"Do i'll aHh-llcou1dnt do it the FIRST term"
High favored comparison for nine-yeaz old,
, 1859-09-26

THE CoxE1 Soar PWokxs.-C1yb9uraes b. ;dg<,
Chicago, S,pt. a3, ls59.-To The <ditors Of iAe
lr*s' and Tribune: GExEs.: Through the me-
dunn Of your columns, We beg to Inform our
numerous customers and friends that we have
entered protest against the decision of the
which altogether excluded us from tue eompe.
tition for "househoid soap" By reason Of u
mistake in the entry of one Of their clerks,
which we were led TO suppose had been rccti-
fed. However, We feel confident the deputy
committee will glve our protest u fair and in
accordnucc with the analysis Of the e~chemis. ap-
pointed by the Committee to examine both
household and fancy soaps
(Signed) HArwARn, BLOOMFIELD / Co.
, 1859-09-26

SrA1roSEn1.-Messrs. McSally 4 Co., No. 81
Dearborn street, have now in store an extensive
stock Of writing paper and envelopes Of eyery
description, comprising eap. bill. letter aud
note paper. at prices varying from one 1ollar
aud twenty five cents to fire dollars The feaul,
and envelopes ranging ut prices from one dollar
and fifty cents to four dollars per thousand
pape, by the quire and cure!opes By the pack
age will be sold equally low. lion t forget that
and envelopes ut the loves! ratcs. scpa56t
, 1859-09-26
31rcss 4 Grihuuc.
CHI ICAGO.

- II is proper ~ state that tile Milwaukee
uni Grand Haven steamer Detroit did not lose
her w!sec'houscs in the latc gnlc, as reported in
our coiutr,us some days since The error arosc
from, copying too faithfully aprirate despatch,
r. ceivcd by gentleman IN this city on the day
oi the gale.
, 1859-09-26

PEAcnEs.-B. King, at the south end Of Clark
street bridge, is in receipt Of three cargocs Of
peaches daily from St. Joseph, Mich, ranging
in price from 80 cents upward.
, 1859-09-26

HAnrEE Fon 0cToDEn.-lIarpcr, Cooley, land
the Atlantic Monthly for October, and tie Eng
1lsh papers of Sept 10, hare been received Ly
McNally, 81 Dearborn St.
, 1859-09-26

MONTREAL. Sept .t-1.,50 P.M-~The wea-
ther is cloudy but fine.
The international cricket match has just COM
menced-Capadu at the bats. There is good
attendance Of spectators on the ground
, 1859-09-26

ALESc.-The proprietor Of one of the Sands
ale stands on the Fair Ground. reports tie sale
Of fosty-four thousand glasses Of TINT beverage
in the ive days Fair. Easy to sell what AID
the crowd,
, 1859-09-26

HARrEn. &c.-Norris & Hyde, No. 100 Dear
born street, hare Harper and the Atlantic for
October, the London illustrated News and other
London papers Sept. 10th.