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, 1859-09-03
39rcsa i Tribu&1r.
CHIC A GO.


So1e days aEo, when arrangements were
being perfected f'r making descent upon the
gamolers, the democrat 50: wind Of tue iiset,
nnd nut the hitter on their guard as TO thc de-
slpus of the authorities On Thursday night,
however, SONG sixteen Of tEcm were captured:
and on Yesterday q portion Of them were
mulct in over eight hundred dollaEs .!Ge
and the remainder bound over to appear at
the nr5t tern, Of the Recorders Court. Having
failed in preventing the arrest Of these gentry,
Wentworth now turns upoa the city admnls-
t-ation ard abuses it round!y for interfering
witt 1no gamblers At all. He affects TO DE-
sire TIE arrest Of resident gamblers, but his
real object is to prevent tho arrest Of any 50
far as he cau prevent it. The party on trial
yesterday consisted Of botl. resident and tran.
sient black legs. They were captured as thcy
were found without reference to this fact: and
because the J.o!ice did not let the travelling
scsnlrs 20, Wentworth, in bis paper ct yes
terday, scolds like draft, abuses the city
administration charges it with a'cin. in league
with tha resident gamblers clc, etc. There
is but ono construction % bc placed upon the
matter. Wentworth is pro!essedly against the
gamblers wlsea by that means he eau injur.e
the Republican city administration: but when
the authorities take hold Of the gamblers, he
shows his true impulses ly seeking to prevent
their ar7es., and 1!y throwing dirt at tue Mayor
and his subordiuatts. Those citlzcus who read
his bypocr!,ical appeals OIL the subject 4 few
DAYS ago; supposiDy them to be in earnest, will
now know what estimate to place upon them
, 1859-09-03

II The conclusion Of The inQueai upon shc
body Of the u"n, Mike Walsh, whu vas found
dead in tie area of house in Eighth avenue,
last Narcb, Coroner 0'keefe issued q warrant
for the arrest Of man named Patrick Aulhol
iand, who was believed TO be Implicated in the
supposed murder Nulhollaud, howercr, eludel
the police, and left the city for kAnsas. lie re-
turned 10 fAis city ou Monday last. About 4
O'Clock yesterday morning Muiholland WIS seen
in company With some fifteen others, ail rcrsons
Of bAi reputation. in the Bowery. By Officers
Sutton and Lawton, Of the Seventeenth Ward,
who Immediately arrested him and took him
before Justice UAbarn, who committed him IL
the Tuuos. The prisoner is spoken Of 4s u
hard character. and is sud TO t,a1e scrrcd twu
or three terms in the Statc Prison. There was
no evidence elic,ed at the inquest which
wpnld be sufficient 10 hold tue accused.--I
r Time ltf
, 1859-09-03

The Republican State Convention, Which HI t
Al Madison on Wednesday last, havc, with graf.
tying nntninity; presented the following ticket
Gortrnor-A. ". Kandul, of Waukesha.
Lieut.. Gorernor--D. G. Noble, Of WulwortA.
!S~crttary Of Sh.te--L +. Harvey, Of Kock.
7+easurfr-S. d. Hastings. of Tren,pcfcau.
Auorn4p Ge,rral-Jancs H. Howe, Of Brown,
-Da'4k Comp:ro3<r-G. Van Stcenw!l, Of
Columbia.
.Stal< Psiton Commissio.4r-Hans lleg, Of
Racine.
Suptrihtfthds:t Public Instrnt4io,.-G. 5.
Pickard, Of Grant.
We congratulate the Convention and The Ne
publican party upon the nominations. They
xre Ill cminensly ''dt to be made" The ticket
is, contcasedy. one Of the bcst-if not the very
Sest-,yet offered for the sufrnges Of the eiec.
tors Of this 3tate.
, 1859-09-03

1he u lhehetser fk!. C1roai1}t says:
01 all tue acts whcl, have come upde. On.
notice, none has glsen Us more contempt tor
kentuck<y Democracy tnun the voting Of mr.
groes Ia Bath county. We have lcnrusd. rcj;a.
bis. too, .hst four negroes voted tie locofoeu
t,ctet IN RUN count. and th4' some s~eo,y
xssrs Of agc, exercised the .ixh, Of hudra-r
Such is the 1nanner And course pursued Ly t.
D4nocracy to detent tue people, aud tucl, :.
the way the3 Intended 10 defeat lion. Yru,u.
CIay, Of Donrboa county, for the state senate
bIt they have been batited, thank God md shaIi
TEND their rcEArp.'
, 1859-09-03
Tho RAltlAofe Counetl Slightly Cor
FNRk,

. :. BAL11HotL, = Il ].
Tue disclosures in Council lAs; night regard
ing the street railroad contracta were VERY r1ch,
II thr testimony i. 10 be believed, large NUN.
bcr Of petahera aoiiciied aud accepted 6ribcs III
= ..,ost shameful mauner. During the reading
Of be testimony, several members became cx.
eli 4, and t.iked Of bloodshed; whescupoa
aIlmber Of times, and tue whole scene was IL
most diagracstul one. Without di. posing Of thu
esbiact the Council adjourned.
, 1859-09-03
BURLINGTON II MISSOURI RAIL.
Road.

The Burlington an1 Missouri Railroad WAS
formally opened for business on Thursday last
to Ot,umwa, scyeu.y.tivc miles west Of Bur-
llnstoa. L great crowd attended the cclcbra-
ton, and there was the usual amount Of gun
powdc- exploded: speeches &c, We consra:u-
late tho people Of Iowa on the opening Of this
iu,uftaut therourhearc.
, 1859-09-03
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

u1u1 CKr1cR-6ovicss I'LL II AsA szuy SEot1y
Aeruopa tn the co1Hxr Of Qhs Ind Dearborn 1eet e,-
menGnx II ~ ~'2sek. IhstAdxy scAoal xn eunmea11s
ii ~ o'clock.
II. JAx0 CxrkH-Hahop P4nA a Ahsea- i ex-
pssod = preach u st. JaEn Church tennfuvD naming.
CxAzan CT Ho1-TA sakvks It ~ Psueseaa4 Kpss
e.eA1kaJ Nkasa. eeE16 II Ht.akhs ~ taEaaA A2aze
Ara ehAAgsA h 6elaek, r. II. .4akstsa- n Ts1911
niakosASy. =.
, 1859-09-03

The first car load Of wheat received in this
market from Miuncsota, reached here GU We'd
nesday last, over The Galeua ind Chicago Union
Railroad. 1t was shipped from st. Paul aud
cousigued TO Mcssrt. q. 4. d Il. .. Doguc Of
this city Tue quality Of tie wien. is quite
equal to tho best spring that has come to this
u4arket since harvest, Which is high praise. 1t
sa4 bought by one Of the city mills, mud brought
the tcc Of the market. We look upon this IS
the beginning Of what will ultimately constitute
larg1 part of tie produce trade Of Chicago.
, 1859-09-03

SENT 70 TIE REFORM ScHooL.--A boy named
Henry Welch, only 1e years Of age, but old in
iniquity, WAS sent to the Reform School On
Thursday, on complaint Of Ills mother.
, 1859-09-03

e Hazelton 4 Co., commission and produce
dealers. whose advertisement may be found in
this mornings issue, nre house of deserved
prominence il their line
, 1859-09-03
A4URpAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1859.

Arne! <eR"sas messing o. tAe
efeo w3 - '..ns' ". o. 'onneaoa'
r., - ~" ea." tne eosss
a.tna. sa6 xsnae for Z psecn shootinae msteh
during h@Kstonal Fair, reported thss tbs
| Gsrden C7 Courss has beea secured Ear aAA
! purpose, 3: e.
On moth Z. Tho COMMITTEES VA directed to
make Ill ID esary arrangements
| 4 yote : hanks wa rendered to J. ". Al
dubon. Es{ for the hr.t number Of his forth
coming wo4 to Thos. Fenton, Esq, on occa-
siou OF his oo''ns from the city for tho n"
Allen Robb&kt. Esq, for his very liberal offer
in regard t. b. purch... of IN original copy of
/ A,anhon,. II IL ~ An~r;ra f,r ,h. r,. ~ IL.
| cEph K...- .'. ....- -
On mStion3 3am>s ". Eysns, !uex, Whita,
! and 7. d. 4fyAa weEc unanimously elected
honorary ibers Of the club.
Adjourned b. Friday e~euiuct Sept, 10th.
ru,-;as~
IH1 h1eness sorrH'zr RAILROAD AArrt..
IN out =. 'a"e We ga'e IN e1'fses
that dih6cultiss bad sprung Nd on the line Of
the Michigan BoufhsFn Railroad between The
tho t.tt.r
10 'ef'oos ma 'he o'if'solt' become th.t e''1-
m;,,.s . @ - ha, @ y w. ~. ~. per- pt,
1.,' ea .' ~ NJ .1 'e'a ~ s
:he attention of tho m.n,ssrs Of the ro.d, and
i4st erenlng II vas anticipated would be aAut-
, 1859-09-03
OI 4 D..

On SGT y HORACE C0zk ks1ss4 20 II Jtaa D.
'aAd |aeA F. Ce sxsd ssTsa ona1bs I'D &SAtssA tayA
fhzds m resPea AsKkd y nzse.d tAa tunseaa fto1
~ hos@ 30 ~ oshRa asaf. III f2akaAy1 ata4nosa
II hsH pssk t11n o'eAeek. n.
, 1859-09-03

~ a man named Owen Cowlev wcs held to
bail for 800, on charge Of assaul1ing Oven
Carol with an a1, and inaicting . severe cut
ppon thr forff1rnd
, 1859-09-03
HoRAcr CArRoy,
Sup't Serenth National Fair.
c. n. CADr, ESQ, Chairman, and on behalf Of
resident iudgea.

CLARK SrnkEr vs. DRoAnwAr-Xtssrs. Edi-
tors III our city Solons arc determined on
their own mere notion" without consulting
the citisens 1t large, 10 bo4ror 4 new name for
Clark street, it is to be hoped they will 70 else
where than 10 New York for thAt purpose
Surely, it is enough to borrow money from the
Gothamites, without being under additional OBJ
legations to them for ua1les for our streeta It
is quite enough for sentative men to be subject
ed to their gibes for OUT unpaid debts, Without
hsv1ug The "borrowed plumea" in which it is
proposed to deck Our streets, thrown into our
faces. say nothing Of the obvious ssisaons<+
involved, in view Of the facs that we have other
streets which arc broader than Clark
Some Frenchman, with = becoming national
pride, ! see, proposes the name Of "Ke 1te1
boulevard" Rat don't fancy these foreign
tongues. We have already one such name too
many, "Rue ST. Houore" How much less pre-
tending in m English speaking community 10
translate the thing and call it "Honore street,"
/ suggest that oar Aldermen Try their hands in
this direction. Who knows, it this Ftenchman
be listened to bpt that, on the motion of some
worthy Teuton in the Council, We shall wake
up some morning and find Randolph street L.
belled IS Ssur Ero4f."
No sirs, Clark street would seem to be good
enough for plain. unpl etending people, Who are
content TO be themselves and not somebody
else; bnt If We must ape y our bettcrs," in tho
name Of . tolerable self respect let US 20 10
"headquarters right to the "fouutaia head ~
-ercn IL London, and call our noble street, no
tokxer "CiaFk," but "Pa,eE Noster Row"
There you bare it. Who seconds that motion i,
, 1859-09-03

Manifesto from Fernando woA1-IIc
will he Mayor or Nothing.
The New York Istsfs, Ex.Mavor Woods or.
gan, says;
II may relieve ali concerned Of .omc anxiety
upon the subject to hsrc il authotitative1y sta,
tod, tlat kr. Wood, il be iyes, will be the Den-
ocrptic candidate for Mayor next Dtcemb.r,
and to add that there is NO coniprotnise and no
other position, Cay, 6sute or National, thai
could induce bin to Swerre from this purpose.
Those wbo desire to de!eat bis election, are
tins aot'Led in time, that they mny make all
, 1859-09-03

Gas Fr1rckKs-Those IN want Of any thing Of
the kind will do we'll to call on J. H. Jeronld,
No. Is South Clark street. He has thu most
complete assortment in the city. Also Lamps,
Wieks, Chimnies, Paper md Glass Shades. &c.,
de- Au27.lmo
, 1859-09-03

EE We rould call attention to the adver-
t'semens Of J. II. Siinc & Co, 81 Lake street.
Aessrs. Sine l. Co., are widely known q. Dry
Goods Lahhers
, 1859-09-03

Tux NATIONAL FAIR TR1A1 or TIE BANDS
The following correspondence has passed re-
latiye to the trial Of the Bands:
Col. CArnox, srp'r. or rHz o. s. Aca1cr1-
TEAL FAIR The undersigned resident MEM
bers Of the Jury appointed to award to the best
Bands competing at the forthcoming National
Fair for the premiums offered BY the =: >. Ag-
ricuturel Society, and the citizens OF Chicago,
beg leave to recommend:
lst. That the silver medal and the bronze
medal offered by your Society, be awarded to
place on the Fair Grounds, at such time as you
may appoint.
medal shall be reqtrcd to play the Chorus
tsFreud;y bs9russsn ,cir dts @d1s Hatte'-from
Wagncr's "1ahnhaustr," and one other piece
Of its own selection.
Sd. Tha. each Band competing for the bronze
medal, shall play two pieces Of iss own se1ec,
ton. Bands competing for the silver medal
will not be allowed 10 compete for the bronze
medal, and rice E,ssd.
4.h. That prize Of 800. be awarded to tue
best Orchestral Band, tic trial to take place ia
some convenient Hall in the city, md at such
time as YOU may appoint, m admission fee Of
fiftv cents being charged to furnish fund from
which 10 defray expenses and ufo1d the One
Hundred Dollar Prize offered; the deficiency, il
any. TO be made up by subscriptions from our
prominent c'i'zens.
5th. Each Orchestral Band competing for
this prize will be required 70 perform the Au'
dante. from the Major Symphony b. Mozart,
aud the overture to .Fsd<li0, by Bee,hoyen.
Bands competing for the Silver Medal, will also
be allowed to compete for the Hundred Dollar
Prize, mud rics rt4sa.
The Leader of each Band competing for any
Of the aborc prizes will be required to file with
tue Chairman Of the undersigned Committee,
before tuesday noon, Sept. is, deposition off
the following form, duly sworn to before some
Notary Pubic:
A. B.. betn9 duly s~or1. depoaes and aayA An the
Leader Of - Band (ta~n and state} when IL ngalar-
y conppssd Of - pxrfo{mers, and thsi n! performers
eho viii he p:csett copes for prite 6=Eed bv he
Cnsd s,ates k1eara sosas<y ae rsx. member. Of
pose Of eotapeslnk for auy prxs whatsreE.
c. u. CApE, VIZ. TlL1lxGHAsr,
II. 4oRT1, FArL Hto1Ep.
OFx1CE SrP'r NATIONAL FA1a,
, 1859-09-03

pAss1se AIr1Rko Bz11a-- -Hanry Goldsmith
wss arrested Yesterday, On complaint Of B. F.
Whiteher. for passing altered Hoaey. Gold
smith bought soss hazEs sfWAiaehsr, psyipx
him = $40 blu on The Gre&& By Rank, altered
from u, receiving Is in change. Hs Psa.sd,
Also on other parties ito bin % tho aanas bank
which be &soi back, nd which MAS fouod upon
him when aEzessed, md Is On The PFoduexa
Rsnk, Wiz HI a.A also in his poGpssaioa al Is
On ths Ksno*hA CITY 1fak, Ill a1t@ss9 ftsn elt.
He ras exaniaed before Jastios Miiliksa aad
Ain, an4 haA 10 tsial in ths ssA Il Il, SEQ, Il
ds1Is4 Il Whi&h hs was asssitapd. j, $
, 1859-09-03
:. Horse kn8f1nA Nmimne&t>a.

! 881RZ4R lkAQ0ENUA u A1N4&WAENNENA
Judge John n. Wilson grsnted yssterdaJ a
temporary injunction axsiost laying second
Horse Railroad track On State streek, besxsea
| Twelfth and Madison ssaes4. The injuneeisa
| vas granted On the grounds that less than tRo-
thirds Of the propery-holders had giren their
| consent to have the proposed aaeand rack put
| down. The matter will insaediately be referred
to Master in chaueery TO report to the Court
| whether two-thrda Of the Property holders, or
| rather tue owners Of swo-4hirds Of the street
frontage. have given their assent. If be reports
| that txo-thirds have not assented, then the iaw
steps in and forbids the laying Of seeond track.
The applicant for the Injunction Is Theo. Ha1t-
mann, aad the attorne!s l. n. Arnold and Geo.
ScosiiIe; for the City Railway, AcAllister. The
matter comes up for hearing before the Master
to, dav, as " understand. We learn from ono
ton stated that the Company can use the track
already laid. =:
M,11rAnr.-Aajoz E. E. Eisworth, Of the Cs-
dcts of this city. has been appointed BY Gov.
Bisseli On his staff, with the rank Of Paymaster-
Geners7, and aiso to act u Assistant Adjutaot
General in arranging the reports Of the military
for the next Legislature. >.
The duties Of Major Ben Perley Poore Il
Secretary Of the approaching grand Aassachn-
sets State Encampment. 1t Concord, arc such
as to preclude his being here before the Satur-
day previous to the National Fair in this city,
where he is to act - one Of the committee Of
award Of stand Of colors for the best drilled
military company. at the National Fair. Major
Poore writes, there will be at Concord is above,
$500 men under arms, and over 900 horses On
the field, all Of whom hare been in Division,
Brigade and ResimantA Camps for seven years
past, three days each yeaR, under pay, costing
some esO, 900 per annunn
Under this head ne give place to the follow
ing which explains itself:
CncAno, Sept l. 1873.
To Cot. HORACE CArRox, srr'4 NATIONAL
FA1R-Sir The Chicago Dragons will b. at
your disposal for escort duty between the 18th
and l7,h Of September, 1853, 1t such time and
place as you may dlrcct
have the honor to be,
Sir, ve1y respectfully yours,
Culs. BARkKR, Capt. c. D.
Chie-xo, seW. !, i:ta.
+ Carr Gus BAR1ER-sSr Tho offer OF
your Comn161 for escort duty during the Ea-
tiouL Fair wei, has been received, ior Which
be pleased to accept ny thanks.
On Tuesday the l3th inst. the fermal opening
Of the Seventh Nation4l Exhibition will take
place, and procession Of the officers. invited
guests. etc, Of the Society, will move from the
fremont House at 10 o'clock i. II. 10 the Fair
Grounds. The eseort of your Company upon
that occasion would be most acceptable.
Very respectfully.
Your obd't eerr't,
HoRACH CApnox,
Sup't Seventh National Fair.
, 1859-09-03

~ K &E24FEx..A k<zpav Il 1est, IS DAarl ~a-&
= AskViAf n Nes{as A{re1EanaaA1 ~ &a1 cad "A ia
L.sk141 ieARss n Aaslspst4 Hxx- Ist-t:Hy
, 1859-09-03

Tue Noxkzr Observation-Disclosures having
bought the Monkey Show" the talented ami.
mails did not appear st Metropolitan Hall last
night. The STREET Was crowded With persons
anxious 10 gain admittance, Notwithstanding
notice had bcea g'yen that thes would not ap-
pear. We congratulate McTicler on his harinE
secured this great attraction, and also The loycrs
Of amusement on the opportunity they will
now have to witness the Moukies with the aid
Of scenery and appropriate music They ap-
pear Mt Mcyicker's Theatre on Monday and On
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon.
, 1859-09-03

PASSING DoGrs Co1s.-poninico Ginochio, M
Itnlinu fruit.dcaler was arrested and brought
before Justices Akin and Mlliken, yesterday
for passing two bogus American quarters upon
J. F. Piersou 0yStermau. There was also
found on linn one American quarter and one
fire dollar gold piece, both bogus. He was held
to tria in the sum of e5e1, and committed in de-
full
, 1859-09-03

CHcAGo Sef1- l. l6s2.
N4asvs EdHor*-Tou staosd in this morn.
inga tssue Of the PRzss AND TRmrxs, that you
would not Stand IN the way Of the discussion IT
the Clark street question. 50 here 9oes, though
neres 50 brief, for the negative.
New Tork, 70 b sure, is . large city, and
should Be, md ID honored hut in o1s endeavots
to do her jassice, in ny humble opinion,
we're "o'esdone the thing" For, esn We
turn corner without being s1aztd IN Tho faoe
by big -settersd sign, eonTsJing to NJ the io-
teliigaace tAat underneath it il the New York
drI goods stoxe or the New York meat market,
Or house q saloon: We havs . New York csr.
riage and we hare New aiork bread In fact,
it eecm nothing can b Of my importance unleas
It beAf that nA13e- And Ill ovsf ths country It
Is the sAme- In ooaAtrr tsxns tas goods s1e
brought from Chicago. but Of course they csn't
be soad eAnlsss the boxes they come in aze
marked with the magic letters, b. T.. thoash
tho equally. good c1ioaao b erased Broad
way il beautfnl title high, soanang-ths
name Of the most 1aagnifeeat avenus h shs
Union. Let ~ admire The Raaae, not adopt It.
1outs, &c-, NroAf1Tk
, 1859-09-03

# Go to John Jones / Co., 1l9 Dearborn
street, and get your clothes cleaned and re-
psired. They viii be vel done and at prices to
auit the times
, 1859-09-03
A4t1&on SAlU.

4 CCr1ON NOT1CE.-Cdhrrihu-
- =. e Nssa1 F.r ate re.pe sfu.,y ,nrot..sd
oss1nr.ast p = aFfo!nse4 h5 ss C7Tr n, "a 70.
= 4 tse ~ property eaalsn.on ihas my ss u.
~ tea0s of aAis md aerass.u,..,> .,,,x . - -.
FrGA.T aeo.T ~ =, ~ q .as F,.4 one,
, 1859-09-03

SN6En's SEw1sa AAcH1xEA-For all kinds Of
tailoring md leather sewing. 1t &C Lake street.
2ua+3w 4. n. HARz1s, Agent
, 1859-09-03

Gtrrrl RATS AnRrsTEp,-Firc gutter rats, or
low thieves, was arrested by the police on Sat
usday night, caught in the act Of breaking into
shanty in kilsubbin. They were tintd az fol
lows: Robert PEBBLES 90; John 0Brien nnd
John Williams IS md ten days; ia. Comforter
aud John Daley, so and tl4ity days.
, 1859-09-03

complete assortment in the city. Also Lamps,
Wicks, Chimnies, Paper and Glass Shades. &C.,
DC. au27.1mo
E See advertisement Of Cornell / Co.'S
t9o-thresd noisssezs premium Sewing Machine
and sntVessa heanHer; No. lss Like ST.
aneT-1y
Strangers ri.itiDg the city, and Ill othe11
who contemplas@ travelling, should call at W.
G. S. Wigbts, Trunk Store. 81 and e1s South
Clark streei, and examine tho most extensive
assortment Of Trunks, Falisea, md Travelling
Trunka rangi. 6 in psica from sl.5o to 5000.
Travelling Bags iron 80 cents u, $1,000. Trunk
Covers made to order from 500 10 $500.
aug ls-1m
E Why will you still continue to use cam
phene and burning auid {the murder lighta}
when you can purchase Z Kerosene Coal Oh
Lamp, for 50 cents, which gives better light
and is not explosive. Call at the Lamp and oil
Emporium, l26 Clark street. sel-6t
THKx1zx / W1lsos's Sxkus NAcuxxs.
Ne prefer thea for fanEy MY. r. II hanc.
They .rc the h.o1s,cs f.s nzaf1aa--5. /. Tlna.
1t has no Scientific Aten7n.
TheJ maintain TIE Pr esainene5-S. Z. Express.
Gro R. CH1T1ExnEx, Gzz1 Agt,
au 26-ew 167 l6s Lake street.
Srxark's SEWING MAca1xxs 4rs superior for
aaAauf ufactu'ssg Purposs.
1rt more 1<sirabk for al t;a<s Of fsssi7y stso-
Jag.
Arr oapa1'<70f doing g7aas<v tarity Of
tro~f.
Lre FREE from tA& Jaults Of au ot1<r nsaedinz.
Art al~saa nois<Iss ia tA<ir opt1astoat.
dre.ueA b<ts~, aud sAe1tford nrossA more.
IN p<:f'<tly s'~p1@ a"< sa':!y kPt !" Or
2tr.
Ars s~~eA eAeap~ 6eas2ss thy e@n nsert
nssty.
Ae jsst IL aae8taa .f~ 1<y fa@lg.
4. n. HAxxM, Agent,
No. &c, Like Street
sug2+3w
| Rnoa's 13FRorxn HARxusor R11an-Ciu-
| zens wishing first cl.ss Cooking Range pat
| into their residences md warranted, should cal
u D. L. BooAe's Crest Western RaaRs Depot,
l<5 Ssa&e atress- Uaexosptioaal eity references
| given. snla1m
, 1859-09-03
pEREAPTOiY TRADE SALE
khsf Qaality White Crsekerv
AND
GIL 4 s S-W ARE

~ - kDA1. kset 81 4 ~ nsIsc&, will " .ot ).
- ~ ~: a Lake 1.tst without serv%, 'a1Ke ~
49, - as.sz ~ Dhte4 P,extes. rale a.rrna -
EsS7s1%k ~ - r 9. GEsrY bas.A
a@s of b. clcsr GA-vTe Y1: >sr1,.
~ 49,, soae k.eds " G'. i<ta H.r md abe Tau
uAtA eefa&e Aeu - un Foot P'-... a. a., 1"4
Attznd (ifTtFiss sI>I;t 1sss1 10
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, 1859-09-03

LARCENY OF JEwElrr,-A girl seventeen
years Of age named Eliza Kidd was examined
On Thursday before Justice Aiken, for larceny
Of puir Of earrings and breast pin, from the
wife Of Mr.. Henry n. Alexander, No. $50 West
Jackson street. Shc was locked up for trial.
, 1859-09-03

THE PEOPLE MUST RULE.
n anaxas 0eta O,e T. Iii Haae h thets s.vesa l.,
c2'Ates Il III n.014 tina 4 The raoon. All attend.
WIN By c5Itr Of the Exanpin- COMMITTEE.
, 1859-09-03
THE CITY.

eB A colored man named john T. Brow
nell, was held to bail in the sum Of $5"} to keep
the peace,
tF Gilbert / Sampson will sell this morn
irs, at i: Lake street, large assortment Of
Crockcrv and Glassware Of the first quality.
, 1859-09-03

TEACHERS IN TIE PrnL1e ScHooLs.-Mr. Sam
uel II. White has been appointed principal Of
the Brown School, iu pluce Of Ar. Keith rc-
signed, md Miss MaryJ. Creswe1l, fourth As
sistant in primary department of the Ogden
School, made Vacant by the recent death Of Miss
Nellie Hubbard. The schools commence on
Monday next.
, 1859-09-03

NATIONAL FAIR, !
CHICAGO, sep4. l2th to:15th, 1853.
- II ~1eeaa1 Msstssa.,, -,
- fa1n3 ~ ]ss aaAs aAsz II 1zsaz.ea
a.h-n ss. azAas sAa, 1,..ss.s A.z;h II
as - ~. :: r. '-:',; -: :, ..:. =
, 1859-09-03

- See advertisement Of Cornell Co.'S
t@o-thresd noise.ess premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer; No. ls3 Like s.
, 1859-09-03

HAVE ToC SEEN TIE Gas Srovrs There
has been tie greatest curiosity and interest e1-
pressed in the operation Of the Gas stoves.
Tha: Iron Heate1s, Steak Broile1s, Id, ef the
new Shaw Pstept, at the Gus and Steam Pipe
Store Of Eeasrs. Walworth, Hubbard L Co.,
No. 23S Lake strset. They an xQrth neeing.
, 1859-09-03

CoLL1s1oS.-.i locomotive on the Burlington
rai1wuy track came in contact the other day with
ono Of Joys ice wagons Oh the corner Of Grove
and South streets, killing one Of the horses 4
dur or two nfterward the wagon, which was left
OIL the spot YVES run into and smashed by au-
other [Qcpplptiye,
, 1859-09-03

WANTEF-Hardware- A young
NH. ~ yeAfs of aFc. wh9 ha. se4v~t trs ys4Fst.
thr t1Ae = knG&Ad. uasloa b wtoleaai. VI retail
$&8C6aR1p. ~ n4AH
, 1859-09-03

Sponge! Sponge Sponge !!
nATH1sa. CARRIAGE AND WASHING.
A h1ge aseostnent for Els low by
aa11.ass.3r PENTON& co.
, 1859-09-03

BuaS1xa FLU1H> >AGA1x.-hrs Vim. P. White,
residing at sss South Desp1aines street, ras
sewing by metal fluid lamp, On Thursday ere-
ming lust, when tue lamp became heated and c1-
ploded. 1t was, fortunately, soon exunguisted,
and MIS-. White escaped with slight burn On
the arm.
, 1859-09-03

TERMS O.; SALE
One 9nh Of th- purchate txn. h- balance IN cnc two
svt four liza he p7 ~ " H.
teseat tay of 4ae Ms. AAriu4 rs, ~. ke ,rsru
tao A'to6 AlA AA1 sill give seTs,4 with1x II III
the 7ro2<fty lesy ton u IL 4s4 a4.o ri.
Al4tal1&{d +. MARBLE.