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, 1859-10-07
BURNING OF THE CHICAGO CuEM.
1CAL WORKS.
L Q S S $1,000.

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a''aA e.Ea. e4oen yes'e.o@5 mofn'ne' hfe
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aaypea ,~- r. 49, ~ ~ ea~, ~ ~ ,'1a.'ea just ne-
49,. ~" ~ s.;s. saan, - ~ a;...n. 49, ' :.otr ~ .ae
~ 'In-L114 nA - ., - w. ~ .. sne e4S'
of t,e str,ctnre and etoct w,e o,t;-.,x .on
spmed,
The fra orie,n.ted in the fo11ovinr manner.
Tbe firm Ind m old xtoct of tar nj, ~h;cb ~,
ssred from the Chemical wort. m II, xo+h
Side 1t the tine thev rere burned vb;ch th.v
wished 10 refine. and for thi, nnrno.e II una
run through boiler heated BY steam. The
smoke from the tar lbo'ler, owing to the draft
from tho steam oo'!er' Tss drawn under the
furnaces oi inc latter and 1t once 'gn'ted and
almost lhstanteneously set the whole building
' "oA - 40 1N'"I. ~ na'i ~ 1ouf seaucea
Ne-P - as1 ~ o1'ns' '"'es
4's s.. -. a..u.s' ~. s.sseeo ~ tu' spl,og o'
eNe 20. ~. .De -4snue u sulphur"
, 1859-10-07

= The authorities Of Hartford have decided
that the yocn: tnar who killed another with his
bayonst. on tue day OF the foolish purade in hon
not even guilty Of M imp1oprie,v, and he ha.
teen sek ut liberty. TIE Indictment against
Ds. l.. l.. Drockett. who lately committed ex.
t=os,ve for:erics in that city, h.s just been
b,uelt up BY his bondsn,au. and he il also en-.
loving the blessings Of frerdnm. The expense.
Of %asls!,ing tho Hartford Judiciary 4nd pEose
Iieye, q, ,oN'. It is net yet known whether res
ileuts Of Hartford WHO hare neither friends no
money can commit murder mud forgery viii
inpuni.y. Probably, however. they Cannot
H~@V TfAy,r
, 1859-10-07
BY TELEGRAPH,
Australian Kelly Whipped In Twelve
KQpnd9i

BcrgAlo, October 6.-The prize fight this
morning at Point Ahino, in Canada, resulted in
Price whipping Kslly in twelve rounds, occupy
ing forty minuses.s
KelIy Mas seconded b{ Harry Gribben and
M.neayy 3MSh9ny Aorrissey'i and Price By nsenan and
Al i.4o Pm. ne men shook hands, und
stripped for the fight Kelly appeared like one
bunch Of muscle, aid the more powerful Of the
two, while Price appeared clean-limbed, lighter,
md more active. \
Price held 5000 ip his hand, offering to bet it
tbss Kelly could no* whip him in an hour, but
First tRound-Censiderah1e -spazrine Price
smiling and good-1atured; Kelly seeming cool
and 1esolute. AfleF ope or two light passea
they cfinched, Priea throwing Kelly, but get
ting black eve iu7he tussle.
I'd roand-Thc men went briskly to.work. Af
ter some counter.thting. Prize struck Kelly on
brisk fighting done. Kelly struck Price blow
which Heensu claimed foul, saying be would
claim the fight if it was done agaia. 1t was de-
cided not foul. Prics carried his corner By the
second round-dtawn.
Sd Troublesome wide spar1in. and one or two
body blows exchanged. They clinched, Price
4th round-Without much ado, Reilly struck
full for Prices breast, but missed the blow,
Price dodgip3 quiak1y Aod completely. Price
hacked to The eorns.s; they ellnched and Kelly
knocked Price dow:
5th 1ound-kellJ 6e up mors confident,
Price looking not d e so fresh, though smil-
ing-both guarded ID cautious. Closed in
briskly and doza Ier two blows were e1.
changed. Kelly do Two to one offered on
Price with no taker
9Th round-Doth FSa1,a 10 the scratch after
merely washing the1k e1k.1nouths with water. Kel-
ly led of with stl:Eer under Prices ear. re-
ceiriug one full If the eJc in return, aud
clinched and Kelly IS thrown heavily.
It'll round-Both pe up suailin: md spirit
ed. Kelly backed b Price into the corner.
Kelv's eye bleeding Rrofusely. Price bleeding
on the neck. Fiv4 10 two offered on Price.
Heavy blows interc1nged and Kelly dropped
sth rouud-Tery koft round. After sparring
les. than quarter d 4 minute Price knocked
Kelly down. II
9th rouud-Prica IMPROVING, and backed Eel.
ly to the sorner. ter some sparring they
ciinehed, Price throffug Kelly.
10th round d-rnc@;again backed Kelly to the
corner. They clinc1&, Price giving Kelly some
severe body blows Kelly fell. This round
lasted oue minute.
11sh round-Prid still backing Kelly to the
corner; few pad were exchanged; Price
knocked Kelly down This round lasted half
minute "
1e,h round-PEeo very confident Kelly
| more SO than before; after some light sparring
some hard fighting Vas done, Price getting Kel
| u in chaucerr, andbunchlng him severely.
Upon time bein called for tho 18th round
kely's seconds ca1e and thr0W up his cap-t
signal ofhls defeatlk
| The fight lasted h minptes.
, 1859-10-07

R1cHxoxD, Va, Oct. G.-The House Of cleri-
cal and lay delegate. Was chiefly engaged to-
dav in referrioE various amendments to the
c.i,ons 10 the Committee on Canons.
i mutton to hold the next triennia1 Conven
ton at Chicago oceas!oued 4 long debate. 4
motion to substitute New York was lost. nc
final action was taken on the subject
Dr.. Kinney, Lord Bishop Of NORA Scotia, wa.
formally introduced 10 the Convention,
The Committee On New Dioceses reported re-
commencing the admission of .he Diocese O
Minnesota Adjourned.
The House Of Bishops Of course sat will
clnsed doorS
, 1859-10-07
The [Ql5(pFNin Mn11k.

Srw YorK. Oct. 6.--OnlT two Of the steam
CT. advertised to sail for California yesterday,
left this post-t!le Isaltic and Northern Ii ight-
Wm. ID. Il. johnson. the contractor 10 caIIy the
Cxlitot MIA ,nasls by the Nicaragua route, having
notified tht Post Mas.er General. thnt, owing to
csrcums,ances, he could not fulfil his contract,
tlc provisional contract for nine months, TO car.
~ mails via Panama, was completed with 51r
Vanderbilt. and all the mail. wen, by the North
eru Iichk.
, 1859-10-07

4 EEM1S.scExcE.-Admi.at lIonc. who was
rcrn!-ed ut the pei.1Io, was Captain Of the Brit
itlI fris ate Endyu1ion, which Ind tue engage
m:.s,i w.th the President, commanded by Deca-
tur, Il. the opening Of tue last war with Eng.
ID H. After long and SHARP. engagement, Il
b remembered, tho American vessel sur.
r.ll-:ed to the Briush Squadron.-.N 2. 1Em<s
, 1859-10-07

Fsns At Trs1LAx11.--By the trsius from the
west hast evening, We learn that fire was rag.
ing in the woods1ed Of The Michi :aa Central
Railroad Company ut Ypsiianti during tue after.
noon. The flames lind communicated 10 aud
destroyed two frame dwellings, situated near the
Se ;e the smena % aa.a. 's
1rofk Er4t Reess Gil
, 1859-10-07

From the abovo it will hc seen that the de-
3ivc.;cs a]l o7cr tho West llaye been much
moro liberal during the past week-showing
aa increase Of wheat and Hour {rcduccd) Of
45s,537 bushels THIS increase WIS mainly
DUE to tho buoyaucy in the markets and tho
improvement in prices. Chicago, it will bo
sccn, receives its usual proportion Of about
onc-thirl Of tho whole,
, 1859-10-07
The British Government and the Nlc-
nfuEun FtIttbuExcrk.

New ToEz, Oct. 6th.-The 77r,<s Washing
ton correspondent says Lord Lyon, the British
Penipotentiary, had 4 protracted inserEie.
with Secretary Cass to-day in regard
to the departure OF the Nicaragua expe-
dition lie announced the determination Of
his Government to project Nicaragua
By force against invasion. The right End po-
priety of this course is recognized by the Gov
ernmeut Of the United States, aud therefore u
telegraphic dispatch Was at once expedited to
the commander Of the British squadron, direct
ing him to land such force as ma! be required for
the expulsion Of the dllbusters, should they
succeed in efettiuE landing.
, 1859-10-07

New OaLEAxs, Oct. 5.-Thc Filhbustcrs did
nut leayc Herwick's, but wcut down the river in
the tow-buat Panther, without sufficient sap-
MS Of provisions, and were unable to await bat
ter accommodations. Tie mcu have since
laudcd at @unib- lest Pass.
Collector latch still refuses clearance to
the steamship Philadelphia. Mt. Hatc'1's great
rrecsulion has doubtless frustrated the sxpe-
lillian
, 1859-10-07

TuE ROLLING N11Is.-Wo are glad to learn
TINT the re-rolling mills Of Captain Ward, on
the NORTH Branch, arc ia full operutjon.
, 1859-10-07

sAexr1l1x, Oct sit IS supposed that the
steamer Canada, from Liverpool on the 24th
r.t. .t. I storm Of wind aud rsn md the
horse express will the news, ifthe steamer has
arrived, will not be duo he1e before OF 10
| o'clock tomorrow.
, 1859-10-07

worth CITY, nn Saturday night lust, by which
the Fay State Planning Mills, owned by Messrs.
lllxeinboihan Co., and building known a.
tl,e City Foundry, were destroyed. The total
loss is ca,iraatcd at about s:o.0vp. The prop
crty was insured Tor about Sc,o0o.-.Sk- Jo+tpA
WeH, aA.
, 1859-10-07


Pursuant to call, large number Of real
estatc owncrs, with considerable number Of
business men. met at the Office Of s. Il. Kcrfoot
Co. 1aat evening, to compare views in regard
to Chicago real estate. The subject in its rela-
tions embraced nearly the entire business Of
the city, and we nre sorry shat q pressure com-
pels rs to make but rneagre report Of the e.
celleut remarks Of the several speakers.
s. II. kerfoot, ESQ.,, called the meeting to Or
der, and on his motion ex-Alderman Wm- Jones
was called to the chair, md B. F. Haddock,
Esq, was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman called Oh Hon. D. S. Morris to
explain the object Of the meeting. he alluded
to the admitted fact that there was little sale
for real estate, and attributed it to the general
CRY Of " hard times." You met it At every cor
ner, and it had the effect that sa1utation from
every friend one meets that he was very un-
well would hare Upon his health. II the man
was not sick be would become 80. Property
was selling. it was reported, in ST. Louis, Gin
cinnati and other cities, at fair prices, and it
was more from lack Of confidence than any
thing else that it was not selling here. There
was rs much money and a much property in
the country rs ever before, and there VAS no
good reason why property in this city ehoRld
not hare ready sale
Col Z. D. Taylor was next called. lie re-
gnrded the questions before the meeting as H.
volFing questions Of great importance. There
had been far leo much croaking IN Chicago.
Tie city was doing we'll Commerce generally
Was active. buildings we're occupied. Our
grain receipts showed healthy state Of trade.
Our shipments we're correcting the exchanges
Of the county. Tie trouble had been that too
many Of our dealers had gamb1ed in grain.
They had paid more for it than it wou1d bring
in eastern markets. This policy was suicidal
and should he stopped ut once md forever.
If few had fallen, that WAS not reason
that all should fall. The resources Of the
country TINT was tributary to our city, were ex-
haustless. Though we did lack capital now,
that country would make US rich. Csoaking
could not stop the progress of the country
There was every reason for cheerful energy.
The city, and tile West generally, va. prosper
ing, and it would continue to prosper more and
more.
S. S. HAYES, ESQ.,, was next called. Chicago,
be said, must Weld to the general laws Of trade.
Many Of her citizens were embarrassed,
and recovery was work Of time
But be believed We were now ranidlT recovering.
Chicago is far ahead Of what any one would
hare dared to hope ten years ago. He mcn-
toned several pieces Of property which at
, 1859-10-07

Eso. tet,btr Sd uy Rsy s. 4. Eoss. II Mer3d!a,. NH
HENRY ". AUSTIN. rf Chic&go. l!lnn!a. to MISS u
SOPHIA WORRIES, Ct Iy.sudcE New York.
, 1859-10-07

FALSE A1AR4.-The bell rang IN alarm for
the Fourth District yesterday afternoon. Moth
inC came Of It.
, 1859-10-07

DAxc,xo.-G. AiFasole win open his Academy
for the reception Of all x.hlng to join his juve-
nile class, on Saturday afternoon, October 8, At
which time he extends cordinl invitation to all
la1.seS and parents :..~:- 49,.
, 1859-10-07

II 4 gentleman and wife can find pleasan.
board BY addressing box 1893. See advertise,
mept.
, 1859-10-07
The xifo and Times Of james Madison,
IT HON. WILLIAM G. RIyEs.
Vol l., eyo. Cloth ts&3.

tEo rZ coxr1E7rD II 1uhEE Oh FocK rotIHxa1
vi. Madsont career contemporary and closely 1ta
tiled Eh The War Of the Revolution. the 1niuous ao Of
the old Congs the completion ofthe articles Of enafeder
aton the formation and adoption ot the Constitution OF
the United .t.ts the political ques Ions which
ct7 the administration Washington the enG.ie OF pay
rs vh!eh Terminated In the election OF Jeftr4aa
Adams, aad the eompHcatsa questions OF foreign ps.!cy
which led to the waf Of lsta-a ccneread and ter
cloatsd uaier his administration. In p1ssinx under
review tese Erat Of h!sto the writer has teen
enabet BY to the papes Of Mr. Madtoo and other
original documenta to throv nev ahs upon many debAa
bic Of tho highest and ost permanent taiee Il
American annals.
B~sl1es the Of Mr., Madison himself Of which
connected narrative ha get been given to the public,
tte wu.k will euhEaee authentic md Illustrative nocs,.
founded ehL3y oxana1 sad unpublished documents Of
the most d!s:iaEa.hsd Of hs eon1empofar.eaKa.h1ug
ton- Jefferson, Gsoz1e Nasea. Pastk ueaz5, Richard
Henry L<a, Atans jar, Hamzton. King. sd otLess.
Whether ths subject the matsras 4 tho p4r-
te eonx4esed the work. In il design. would tse
veil fitted to supply Jet sesn4!asnk and!mpor:as
IN national history. questions which erer e.
E7se the deepest Interest Of the American peop1e-
, 1859-10-07

A111Lr F1RE.--some mischievous person set
fire to pile Of finished Joiner work on Dear
born street, near Randolph, last evening, caus-
ing slight alxrm. 1t was extinguishcd with q
few pals of water.
, 1859-10-07

REconpER's CorRr.-This tribunal WINS at
work yesterday upon minor cnses.
, 1859-10-07

TAKING IN 4 SrnASCEn.-Martin Hart clerk
in W.tkowa's Clothing store on Lake street,
was arrested yesterday on complaint Of ". r..
Potter Of 1}abcock's Grore, charging him with
q dnriug attempt to swindle him out of $40 By
the game Of receiving it In payment for coat
and then refusing to give him either until the
sum of SIG was made up for the lattc He was
held in $500 by Justice Akin.
, 1859-10-07

NOBLE Ac7--A nsb!e and daring act was per
formed by J. D. Sinclair last evening, in rcscu.
ing sailor from drowning, who fell into the
r1vsr in jumping from one vessel to another. It
il Nj. Slnclair's second deed of the kind.
, 1859-10-07

NEw 0ux1rgs L1xEs-Ne notice two new
omnibus lines in operation. 4 line has been
rut on North Clark street, starting from the
Post Office. 4 vehicle Is running marked
"l'ost Office and New Gas Works." the latter
near our southwestern limits
, 1859-10-07

MORTGAGE SALE Whereas,
sisY e ch!easo ia Illinois, d; "a ths s.e,1-
on IcE1de 3 I'D stte 9 II NV .;fo
sse 1S't ns:1 & e s M
Al. 0aee u Cook county. Illinois ia Ieec.d Escf Of
Monxans number .e,sat.en ~ 4 r4ts % e. sls BET.
sand polasa mtntned In the eonatin Ct erta!n t-aa
q a ht ,s ID T.
he sad :h day u A71eh 4 q - a:eorItcx 70 tho
tona .nA eoaiti0u particularly dt.ebed u I'D Nil
~ Resc ,nd 1hsrta T.; provided IN the sa!a condition
M il d<iaa't oe a:s psyeas ny !nss.sai
of interest !Ie principal in md rendition mer-
.acs u eatnas e?e; i1
th.y Gay. he I'll Ae a:tae h. e1eentorz atnnttTa
~ ts vi Fl s9uy Of
y; q Ches1o t. alxhest s!isr sss easS. IL
4 e. se ,s
~ u suca sae NJ Il ihe attorney Of lhe s%d Charts
tfs .a d.s9i % sss puf<Fs See
gei md sudden! De- aee1s u eon'c1 n ths
Aaa sh.Tsa. L. e - ssi J.e. Mcbride did, By 1zd,ntur.
et A.sknneat ee,l7x eaie s1e :sh t.I OF 1uat A. p
s!d Msnsss Dsea tok.tt*. ~ ~ ,ii heaa olrz
1c 81 d d% y sfe iee.rasa T. T.
" & ktso.l:.s oes Of Gook Geaat5. Illinois! in *sord
Now 1ereiufs noiice 5eresy gwen .ha tefaut h4..
Pk 6.sn Rse F. Il s,s p.yns Of - ;aa # 1xea.y
AhoAAA4 1tl12fh IN Inc toQGHl9u OF A4 bGn acntDntd
and such default h1SE enutu.ed for than thlgtY
t3J the naderhtned. shaf Tlussday. tho 9Th day
OF Octbef- A. H. ISIS, II the hou: Of ocpek In tta
foenun of nd 4ay. ty vlEtns Of tbs sae Ia za
nofk4Ee eonsane1 .e At the N.rh Door Of the Coust
10 the ty q Ch,eako public aueton 70 te kh
est bidder for csh the fotnk de4hrd ptemss, (pr
oueh shessot may Be neeetAay the
T~etty thousand D2lzrs apd e Intere.t
eo:rnt 10 The terms Anl Effect uf AID -1iioa ef nd
Bocd tnkesaeE with the costs 2ad ea-ea Of Advertising
and selling sad M.ss, u u!t:-1a=e ota piteea
parctts Of aEd situate and being IN The Cuunty
cok, and State os 1unol benx the toEh and
c1f0 Aczs Of 1he nUrthE T1aTeT :eeon two a., IN
tosnahp ttrT eight ISL na.ih f7nSe f4Cstasn ila
Ncost"e tn lhe surrey beErtefore 4tr hv Asa Bey
Couaty eufvsy Aro. Tia. Fart Of fractional Hectou
tn:ry-4ve laaL Ia 1oxrA.!p tht'tJ aine 49, ao1th
range fourteen III eat. tsundeu ant d=.c1ibed -
tod!vs: big na:ns tae east .e o. The tsd Iead o
ne nA " Chic1C At paint th sauth the o! sid
ton and ssuu chains Of the southwest epsoe
thereof thence eaA. riae and ~ 100 eaasss E1et
h de.ees sixteen Api t0p cbata. thence mort.
txensy ttktt DIRE and caa.n1: Aene
Wvs ctne 11t eaca thence soulh twenty thfye aud
h21ieces: east &weo5tE3 and l6ioo etn+ IL the pae
Of bcklaHnE coEfan.hs twerJ With Al 2a6 nku1
the teaeHe hefejatanen.s AID a?pu she7su-t
bon<tnE. together With III the nEh lite interest tat
equty ree npon ef tie sa1d Chses t]eave1 and MAT
Lis vic u and TO sd pEenses The uadera xoed futfs
gives notlee th1t &Afi lads above sed hare bee
s>dset lets lad tceks hy tie sad cteas atns
kitnE sail 1orS7Sr. Re w4 y tho l. lots suo
| siied. EDWARD t. Tu9A{t*OS.
| AAGSaee ef sat 1rtkalee.
| JAS. MCBRIDE.
Hosxx4 / Puk. A,icraeys of A..txL+e.
, 1859-10-07

1 bE l. IL y IL LII 2A%A1 0AA1AS
r,de IA payment Of ea1ta.a rr7za.ssosy not. hear
!nx aase te tiseea,h tsy .: A19os e1eeated
HI Henry tiaA ofshe city of Chicago. tho county Of
Cook aad StAte Of lao fcr paTnenih u hlm.e: order
tns yaar 1{ef The tle teereo OF tie It Ttfee Aua
drrd uE,s. With interest pr ccct PER Il tbs
cf Of Gseeaeaaan Brt4her* thicse'; ~ p.J1es: e
which aid pronhsotJ note further b:ecret ~ Deea r
Tsra b r- die thsrrEih- e1teutsd ry It's a!d
Henry Hiehe. aad cash..sa. BIZ .tfe. vherehy they
c,areyrd to roe. the utdesEKnsd, Han = Gve1eeAuna
L1t serecty.it Isl IN Dl * Tssta:rAx tset Csaal
TrAv e. .ubvis Of Seetlo1 I've la Town.hl? Thirty
zsat ~ NYsth q R.aSs foaste=a Eat ee Iela P.n;
Cook a.d S.e Isn-ts- IN r:n1t f sLc ,he.slo
laed witch deed I. recr1-d in the REQ Gets ocea Of
Cock eouHsT 3{3.esad In B-ok a3 Of Dte!s ~ ard
zrpcat!on kasnk eeu ma. 70 n oJ tce legal hoer Of
sIl Net. pre to xAle Of A1d r:es, pursuant 70
rn.Lc No,te i therefore he.eby graz. ,hat .h&
Neta. S1y r:nttea1th day Of ooef D- 19s2 u tha
hn7r niae In he fos-ucos; = th North DO Court
III hlsess t:11tr f9r eash pssI.e. aI.aA tossthss
@ ~: a. IA sae Il ~ .autx liz y etn1s
II .ad Henry N:tae md Nbb- his wife tatrs!n
for Il. In tie rad teed Of Irkt HeaoL=d Dated
tats 6:h cay Of Dctobor. 4. T. iE3.
HENRY LEEENEBACN. Trustee.
Irr4z Eln-re, At1soy. oetS-12
, 1859-10-07

NEW PArEEs.-STc hear rumors Of new news
paper enterprises to bc started. Among others,
Ar. Dutch is moving in tue matter Of weekly,
to 60 into operation in NoEemher.
, 1859-10-07

~ vichot! Conchast! Comorciante /!
Ii Orleans Kcgalia Dc Loudres -! La Meier
DE Ia Habana!!!!! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars Just received BY D. ". Corbin i Co.,
c5 South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-10-07

fT See advertisement Of Cornell l. Co.'S
two-thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemtncr, No. 1873 Lake st.
L.
, 1859-10-07
TIL E. CITY,

The WEArHER.- Yesterday was tho finest
specimen Of our fall style of weather.
, 1859-10-07

TuB REL11r Coxcknr.-The Crest Western
Band, aud other resident musical talent, gave
most charming concert last evening to an excel
lent touse. at Metropolitan Hall. for the benefit
Of the Home Of the Friendless.
, 1859-10-07


otti1sS PARK.
The following Pus will b x!vea fst Ttotttnk Hoss*a.
October IL. 1851, WIS.,
FIRST DAT, TUESDAY. Oct, "a.
rurss &11lra hsAsa bat 10 J. 70 harness. Ft<s fsF
nj u. ting horscs-
SECOND DAT. WEDNESDAY. oes- u.
Pur. t.no-mlle h-ats hast in s. to harneas rof hor
~ that nave. tettsl lax .sy oTer public EasA
Course.
THIRD DAT. THURSDAY. Oct. -.
Purse ts0-u,lie hs.t% test in !, u haEnssh. Tor
ko,se4 that never tT.thd In I'D III public.
FJCHTH DAY. Oet- II.
Purss &ae-two nlle heats. u h.rntss. Free for Ill
fb17 Tsmpls sad Pdaes<s ar ezp>>sed TOR these
The ahere there nu h three sntes snd two
t, tatt Enrace pr For the drst etIy 1uae
tc .aae on vs ber SAta1lay oet tth% a. Il oe1oek H.
Far the 1lr pures enres 10 he made Tn o. o<ot1
the DIR previous to each taee. At l. ocnxx u.
Entries bs naue Il = West Third Assaes. CneuaAus
oalo-
viii 10 I'll IN hl pxs- aeco d.- 81 pers'ns bringing
hn1srst lii uod cuu1rtAe ss:ties ~u - y
thr service Ut turf Ess res Of chAlx they 7e !nvt
id 10 come early and d. their taa: over Tbs Cousa.
which vi / II Kept. 1T at tn,eA In { .oi cnhlon
LIter4 pur<-s will u kIen k4s tofflnk 2AG pA<1aE
har~es .usins tts se.A4on.
c1 Aao-.< T. ]. SCGrllESs. F1up:9s&L
, 1859-10-07

PLATFORM yesterday vessl ran
into aud destroyed 4 platform on the North
Branch. This Platform" was no relatire of
President buchanan, but simply temporary
affair to cid in putting up the kinzie street
bridge.
, 1859-10-07
CHI &c
n4stHAF19 OF FLOUR AND WHEAT
AT THE Il IST

1he receipts Of Flour and Wheat at tho
principal rceeiving points i'll tho West during
tic past week compare with the receipts Of
the week previous rs follows:
, 1859-10-07

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to all whom may that Abraham knl.A,
H. Eaq OF Chicago my duty authorized Agent for The
transaction o al ny business in 1t city and for all non-
eys paid bin By persoss owing Gales Of !os OF
eihtrwtss his receipt sAa bt sucaat IaF-
rant ana i.AA11se. ". GREEN.
C1sssx1A71 Aug. II. 1s39.
, 1859-10-07

TEE TWELFTH STREET MAT7En.-If the Her.
old and Dsmoc'at will make the inquiry ut the
proper source instead Of further qpibbling they
will find tbnt the policeman who took bribes on
Twelfth street has been discharged from The
Police. VIII they have the honesty to say so
, 1859-10-07

~ {. IL SCRIrE.*. A.!ss'tsaq A3<st. 8, Deuzao'"-~'
Is aus1oted II Fsoeiex fsr is aad al GAs
L<z!lag Paprt n tn North Hsh. tal-bss+y
, 1859-10-07

Gas F11runEs.-Thc best stock in the city,
ond richest patterns, can be found ut our show
room, ~ and 40 State street, up stairs.
ssla-1m BaowN i WILDE
, 1859-10-07

DOARDING-AND PLEASANT
- soous fsF santteaan zad his wife. and 1Inke
gentlemen. Also few tsy koasess II rs Michigan
0nno.tte The IKE HouS&. erf-:tx
, 1859-10-07

DOARDIN G-Accommodation
~ tor gentleman aad wife and few s!nE's gentlemen
With ROOMS Enquire II No. II AdaIra street he ween
1Yahash asu Nf.hjr5n Areuues p%.-3H
, 1859-10-07

eFF- Go to John Jsnes l. Co., 10 Dearborn
street, and cet your clothes cleaned and rc-
paired. Thsy will be well dsae and tprices to
u.
, 1859-10-07

ITO RENT-The House on the
nnraeass sore ct Of Rash mi InlianA streets Nenh
hde The house Ia III perfect repair portion q ht fur
ca4 will be tsoo.e1 oE with TIE house
Vteaixpd, L. n hLATC1IFURD. Gel ats+lW
, 1859-10-07

DOARDING-A Gentleman and
ID his NEe and few Ensie gentlemen, eaa be aecou-
uodated With board II 81 Adas street. bstweea STATE anA
Clark ssreeta, or.KtW
, 1859-10-07

B We would inrite particular attention to
the sale at auction, by Gi'he1t 4 Sampson, of
superior furniture, carpets, ETC., at their store,
No. 81 Lake street, this morning. at 9i o'clock.
, 1859-10-07

ITO RENT-A New First Glass
i Wood Dwelling on waeash asenas. south Of Txet1h
street wIth iii improvements confaatnx eleven
ruoals kotd barn and ya1 and good eeilaf under tho
whole huu-e- Inquire II No. = Lake ststtt- ,vrv
se13 As4Q-tm Il. ~ u Et.
, 1859-10-07

4 GrEAr DEs1pERA1cx.-The best oil to burn
see an % oii Tia. Vii burn without odor, and that
one. half Of pint will burn twelve hours, giving
light equal to eight candlcs. call at the Lamp
aud, Oil Emporium, aud ask for Boston kero-
senc, fur which We are the Agent The trade
supplied at Boston prices, adding only freight
aud exchange. Remember the place, l25 Clark
street, se 22-2w
, 1859-10-07

ITO RENT-A Dwelling House
l. on North Wells sttset. between Elm and Division
streets eonta1!nE nine and hassment-sh ~aiar
and ~ d1tn1ts xoodtentnt Il wilt b. renttd ehs-p.
Inquire Of J0HND D. HAAkE No. .69 North Wells IL set
, 1859-10-07

o100 A YEAR-TO RENT-:A
ClVV Cottage containing toer roos1a- h.1 and
p*ptfr With the garden adjacent. Chicago A1~au
Eee asengel FRASKLINWEBsTEK EK. 20. II Metao-
tlst Block cor1cr CLARK aud Washington stseess.
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