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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-09-30


comes, and have him write on to Eng
lard, and perhaps my lady-yes, ] may
call you my lady now-aoe shall go to
England, though / should't wish it, save
to shame the people who have wronged
you
ooh, Bently, is it really SOP asked the
thoughtful little girl, clasping her hands.
= Why, it seems like dream, don't it?
THE BROKER ADMINISTERS A REBUKE.
Il say, who is that Mistress Solemn
sits next the madam with that beauty of
child !? asked one of the young boarders,
of the oldest hope of the house.
That said MIR. Charles Danvers, is
some old lady with magnificent expecta-
tons. / only wish the little child she
has the care of had ten years more on her
yellow curls.'
| Nv ~~%SA ASeAN1 SAiS
No, English; you might know by
her size and the straight way sne carries
herself That child, they say, is a mill
ionaire; she's been in chancery, / think
they call it, and that old woman has sup
ported her for seven or eight years by
taking in washingl although they say
she has once been pretty well off her.
self. Now there's some clue or other
found, by which the lawyers think she
can get her rights, and give them a pref
ty plum besides
your broker, there, had better slide
up to the old lady,
HUM hal don't know what my
uncle would do in that case; we could
! borrow undoubtedly, if he did, ha, Jen
Il kins?
Not /, for one; never have an,
Ii dealings with such men, said jenkins, a
=" which young DanverS' face became YER
u red.
Hello! what's the trouble? erie
e jenkins. Its that abominable broke
u swearing, isn't it?'
u The young men both ran down stair
There, sure enough, was the broke
~ collaring the handsome Sylvester, an
dragging him along the hall to the step
= where, after having administered fer
cious shaking, he threw him out on Il
pavement.
al what is this, sir?' cried Charl
AA Henry Danvers, aghast.
Nv Nothing, sir, only I've been punis
'' ing a puppy for insulting your mothe
hg replied the broker, swelling and pantir
'You take a great deal of trouble
p yourself, sir. am the proper person
vet attend to such Matters said the you
ON man. IF any one should resent an il
ace propriety, am sure l.
Silence, sir p Numbered the other,
the a voice of authority, at which the boa
ok, ers, who had been looking on, shrugg
al their shoulders and left the house, WI
as- young Danvers, growing red to the 70
of his hair, clustered and would hs
UNI knocked the broker down but for an
hid pressive look and sentence on the p
ed of the latter. Silence, sir. / wish
hear nothing from your lips. You
n.y. proper person to defend your mother
- Take care you do not provoke me to
II pose your conduct to your family, '
tiff little think of some things could
them
De? The young man, though still Grim
the and angry, skunk away at this. He ki
5. bis fathers valuable goldwatch was in
the brokers' vest pocket, while his mot
GU thought it safe in certain case up sta
Il il The broker was now, it was plainl
ever be seen, the head man of the hous,
Not that be assumed anything. or pui
INIT clustering air; but by quiet, n
lite.' netie authority, he ruled, not only
ltly, hostess, but her boarders. As for l
, 1859-08-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
fHHEI DlTs LI1ER F80l NRoFE.
arrival OF tho Steamer Jason.
The Zurich Confsrancs In 6tatu Quo
RTANTAO TENEETB NTUECAYY.

ST. jocks, August co.-The steamer Jason
from Galway on the Goth, has arrived, bringing
three dsy later ad1ices from Liverpool.
London consola 95i@95t for money account.
Money market slightly easier.
The Zurich conference is in staie of mas
terly inacdsisy. Nothing Of Importance had
yet bean done.
The Empress Eugeuie OF Franee WIS tnestnfs
The National Assembly Of Tuscany declares
that the former dynasty must not be recalled.
The Modena National Assembly WAS taking
strong grounds for the establishment Of the
national liberty.
VI. Found has accepted the dictatorship Of
Parma.
The work on The Notifications at Koniesburg
which WAS suspended on tho announcement OF
peace, has been vigorously resumed.
Cardinal Antonelli had resigned tbs presi-
dency Of the Council Of Rome. He retains the
Secretaryship Of State.
The King of Prussia had rallied his strength
nnd was expected to finger for time.
The steamer Great Eastern is to lcaEe on the
Sd Of September on her trial trip,
Political affairs in England we're quiet.
Richard Golden had been to London. 4
grand demonstration was given him by his
Rochdale constituents
The annestr to the political prisoners Of
Franco, GA by the Emperor on lhe occasion
Of tie l,iump1ai entry Of the troops into Paris,
created surprise but gave general satifaction.
Louis Blanc had refused to accept it.
The latest BY telegraph. from London to Gal
way-Londop, Saturday noon.-The rAustaian
.rlenipo,enaiary, announced a. the Zurich ban
quet iLat be had strong hopes Of the Confer
euce in arranging aaicable terms.
The Tuscan Assembly received With great en-
thusiasm proposition to banish forever the
house Of Hapsbnrg Lorraine.
Doubtful lumors hare been received from
Paris stating that Gems. Canrobert and Neil had
uot been confirmed as Senators.
The Paris Bourse on Friday was firm.
1Sp1A.-Tbc Calcutta mail Of the 10th Of July
had been telegraphed- The King Of Dude had
been released.
5000 of The European troops ut Calcutta had
accepted their discharge, as rendered them By
the British government.
, 1859-08-31

EslEl LIT Baltimore Su11. Ittthst .t-.l
.ibou. half past :wo o'clock yesterday after.
llson .llc ncisisbo:houd Of the corner of Ralti-
,nn:c ant IIHnu,uT streets, WAS thrown into in
:cr>e rNriicmcnt III consequence of n rencoun-
IT,, IL; ulI r"nshus, :na tile shooting uf Paul
ll..ilr by Il,urv II. Fi,zLngh. Esq, one Of the
,,yo,uirt..rS ", ,hv U,,siy E.rrhanse newspaper.
Il appears, from iutor,na''nn gathered from
itia-n Win Witnessed ,!lr atfaIr. that p!acide
called III ,!lr tti!rc ul tie Er'hahee, Ut the cur
ns,r rt North aud baltimore sitc:ts, Ind a-led
r:r Ut ..t clerks what news they had on the
luI!"i;':. At ,hn time Mr.. T. stepped into the
oil - uud immediately Atcpp.d to The sidewalk
again. liz " fu.luwcd BY Plaeide who spoke
~ Mr., f. aAoci his hume having appeared in
police report in his paI'cr, HnI used snlnc OF:
te:,>;yc !4u..naur. Sergeant McCoE!:s who y rs
ut.s, ",&tlvt. VI, to riaclde pnd told him to 20
away; that la. re niu>: b, no disturbance. AT
tin; t.r1l,rul or. Of .te Franklin Square onn-
busc. c,usr s.ls;.:t, Which Mr.. +, got into and
t,usi"I rr .s~n. l!,sri!s followed rapidly aud
ais, rot Int, the rclrce, and Placide was no
1icvd by 81: l,r.nt hrtcnas to Ie>ticulatc vio-
]tnss, 'i!.. ''crr h"vhr followed cloecls alter.
.-e;;,, Iattlr> 1t that iin!r left The omnibus.
Whn III. e,n:siJns reached the corner Of
1iannse. iees, Plac.de and Mr. Fitzhugh c2me
iutu I,rrHnuat c"i.I>len, and the report Of pls-
tu. >uypn~.d Ia l.sr teen fired by tue latter,
w:s heard ihr rall 1'us>td entirely through
1At under i,:.rt Of 1!,c urn Of Fncide, near the
t}lutitsttr. hey tncu got out nc omnibus, WHen
Mr. Fszuurh hreL sccontl ata third shots,
the first q wl4eu passed through the right arr1
y! ll:cic, ilclE ii: eh9w, and the last through
Iii, l.,t suu near lie I"~cr jnlGt Of his thumb,
tn" ,,ns der ir>.:.l Wick burned tue hand nf tie
ntl!rrr. sc-s'ar: NeCcnas was On band. and
callin: n!iitrr l.s ARRESTED bot, of tue parties
\ ia,sc esn"1 q! ;"rsons had then gathered
and uueh :nAir nation wa$ exhibited by then
R9,h parties we're taken utlurc Justice bch!n
lev, wurt. Mr. t,xkuks. was admitted to bxiI i,
tly s,l7,l II i. ~ .ur further hearing, Charlie
II. j'1lt=, L>q,, having hscolnc lis surety. :!
commitment PLACED IL the hands Of the chi
c':s IL tukp pl.:ct(e to {aii.
, 1859-08-31
,r-1,r RuxHfnp md CIrcRARfA0 War.

l,s.licd herrto!orc, in every efIors to conquer
the n,uuu.uiu t.rcassiuns. kus>is seems nov 70
Lc making ready fur new and more formidable
caunaign against these hardy rtbefs Of her bos-
der l.. y preliminary step. she laa banished
those C.reass'an tribes occupying the valleys
between Easr:a proper aud tie mountains g!
C.ucasur, n:.tre The successful FcsistAnts hold
iudencndens esny; those tribe4 Of tho vaileyh,
thou 81 lonS suce becoming nonruAlly subject
to Russia, und rotcsslnS a'~ays fidelity To- hss
naE. proving aiwHya, in case Of conflict, sefE.
icc4tie s!eb Of their brethren Of the n,ount1laa,
warning :l4etn u the approach Of the Hussians,
AID jo1Issng iu secret maraudiug expcditions
against The Russian camps. To Jet thcu, cut oa
tbe w&y was itlcFctorc pecetsary 10 The Russian
purIu,sc Of possessing Circassio, and having h.e
cssuiicc t:t~ccu Siberia aud Turkey. thry Aave
rlo. tt.n latter cnu,try and wrrr ri lah& &c.
cauntS arriving ut Conhta,tInor!e in crowds.
srs.c w.l. nanlbe, hanisLed is about 70 0o1' fatn
H.S, o,d the sui: an tl Turkey proposes to grant
:L..al lasds il Asia Minor, and assist them IL
se1:!s'E there.
, 1859-08-31

WHEELER l. W1Lsoxs Skw1xa AACusxs
VIC prefer them for family use-N. y. IT bnne.
They are the fayor.tes for f7ralea--S. y. Tines.
II has no .iv4l.--selentdc American.
They maintain tie preeEala.ney--ST +. EEpsr1.
GEo. r. Cu1uxSpES, GEsl Ag't.
an e6-ow Isl / lG3 Lake street
ExcnAxGE-Wc are selling Exchange Oh
New York. Boston, PHILADELPHIA, Canad4s and
Europe. Will >uy Drafts. Certificates Of De-
post and Gold.
l.. E. AIExAxpkR / Co, Bankers,
auot-1w Clark street, near Lake.
S1ScrR's SEWING MACHINES ar4 superior for
manufacturing .purposts.
drs more AtIabh for al tin3s Of family te.o-
ing.
Ars capable -qf doing greot<r rari<ty Of
4cork
Are FREE from the fdults Of al otatr nsaeAin<s.
Art atn4ost noistless in f4<x optrasions-
Are nueA bitter, end therefore worth more.
.-drs perfectly timlph and totily ftps in Or
der.
Ars much cheaper 6traus thy earn more
monty.
d,e just ta< n1aeAine for r<ry family.
4. II. HAEE1s, Agent,
NJ. 6t, Lake Street.
, 1859-08-31
The Er0tou Water.

Thc I1oc:ur, have saved Us III g1cat deal oi
trs'at!s ty agreeing upon verdict in the case
The cAc's.s, 4n.i the lo,unst hnve done their
wt'st, ulld tho wafer which llas been for weeks
past III snc:, ii o!or hu, NOW scientific ri ght
IL eu,t!l sweet cucr .:.orc. In rnnt of fact, it
apI,ca!> tAas thu C:olon water 10 ,'Yrtr Just nt
The pse-sEs E1n::srut than it liz. ever bceu be-
fore, is rcc':!1a1 aa'or is merely the result Of
stnptc center: n-'ike plant, soluble 10 some e.
1cpt in water Il: u:i,cr wo,c cs, ne hxre only
been diitl,ng MUD Kind O.! ca!d i,ttb Tea, nut
Ill al uAwl'le>o.Lc. 1u his cntlusias m for tci.
cue, unc q. the caanliucrs, DR.. Clifton, dec1ar.
e. t,at he Likes Ibis prcull4r decoctiun. Per-
lat> NJ shall I'll eon'"to Ike IT. too, in time 1t
j, rG: every .nau to whncl the flavor Of mint in
tl.v i..:3ous ialrp OF Virginia is immediately
n.rrcat.!e-N. !. Tin+s.
, 1859-08-31

F;vt.lt Dt14tGl n tLe =. G::Iunc.
WuulAerox, Aug. =. ls,s
Attorney General W.vk, in conversation with
i democratic tdtar in Ieanss lyanla, said that
l:e mis- in receipt Of Il letter IRON ' tlce.FTess-
.lrtt ErvcS3nl .As, u which he sud that he WIS
tIut, and woaltl ,sul lie under uns circumstances,
tt candidate iur the Presidency. This is lrom a
kuurcc cul41tlg trustworthy.
, 1859-08-31
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 81, 1859.


Ne1t 1&f@WH t3ES Pff60&.
EEw Toxx, Aug. S0-Au arrival furnishes
interesting intel]igrnos from Venzuela.
President Castro hA heea aeised and cem-
pelted TO surrender thu Presidency By IL Ooa-
stitutional party. after which he was thrown
into prison and = close guard Of one hundred
;nen set over him 70 watch hiA movements
some severe lighting had occurred, resulting
almost altogether IN favor OF the Constitution:
alists. The utmost alszm prevailed in the eoun.
try, and the general expectation waa that very
aanguinazJ engagements were about 10 oceuf.
Three thousand men xere under arms 1t Car.
aecas, resolved to deliver their country from
the Federalists, or to die in the attempt.
, 1859-08-31
31rcss Trih1&tte,
CHICAGO.


Tic movement Of flour and Grain during the
past week shows very marked improvement
on my previous week this year. Al conse-
quencc, the money market IN more aetive, and
business Of Ill kinds shows symptoms of IT,
siral
The receipts and shipments Of Flour and
Grain during ,lc past week compare with those
Of tue eek previous as follows;
, 1859-08-31

Sl ,wiss total Of four and grain in bushels,
of s.,,..,, a received last week-an increase
over the receipts Of the previous week OF Ss4,-
ga bushels.
Thu amount Of FlDur and Grim in store On
,hc eth us,u4,s compared with the amount fn
store L, the corresponding dUte in le57 nnd
1.-s /. os f,tlaW4.-
, 1859-08-31
Arrival ef the CAllEefalA Overland
MatlA

ST. Lorg, Aug. 3o.-The Overland California
Mail arrived Lust night Thaze was healthy de-
mand for goods: Prices unchanged-
Horaca Greeley had gone to viait Col Fre-
mont.
L duel between Gwin and Brodesiek was Ak
pee4ed lmmediatsiy aher ths election.
The Fort Smith tArk+) Tina says thst ths
Camanches made tuo Attackn On tAe Watchita,
Caddo and Delaware Indians, while en rputs fo9
their homes under charge Of lnaaa agent h1air.
, 1859-08-31

4 Coon CHANCE TO Bufn CHEAP.-Vsn ylack
has still large and superior stock Of Sash,
below manufacturing csss through the fill, to
close up the concern. The work u Ill Of the
best gunlity and ihoroHFhly seasoned. At the
old Stand, No. lo, North Wells street, near the
f1a1ena Nannf
, 1859-08-31

St. Lou1s, Aug: 3e.-Ths s4&Aasex Duncan 8,
Carter was sunk in the Missouri river, on Sun
day night. Tho boat il total foss, aad tbe
cargo u badly damaxsd. Nc lives ioss. The
ste ka1ner oost fosty-four thousand dollars, and
was ihsared for eas,o 900, prineipalfy in Pitts-
burF o6oss.
, 1859-08-31
4 Runaway Locomotive aud the bad
Ind IL came TO.

Monday murnins Just before o'cloce, tile
lucatnnr,4ve tt the gravel train on the Illinois
C.nt,.l! k4ilrua.! detached itom the train, was
standing u; the Upper Depot in this city. II
had br$., tired NJ, preparatory to work, the
pepper valves lett open and The proper ones shut
rr IT, Stationary security, us the engineer avess
willie lr wcut in IN cal his breakfast. Soon
utte-. from euble unexplained cAuse, the loco
motive was trcn novlu: a!unc tile truck ut g
moderate: pa4c towards Danle:sh. It passed the
Lpwe3 UrVp: IN this unattended and lndereud-
cnt state Until it came TO the Ruiroad idge,
w!l,rl Wa, drawn. 1, approached the chasm
boldly, l,api ut surely. tell Aanut eighteen feet
nr7iendicula11f, and ~Hs smashed to pieces IN.
s.ytt .t!y -,Itt,a1 .iHtfyfser, t'tyfn.
, 1859-08-31

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. es.-Tte steamships Ari-
xcua and lndianota arrived from BFsxoa On the
a5th with &l45, ,ooo in specie. Northern Mexico
uas quiet.
, 1859-08-31

p1.nA11c,-A usw local drama By one Of Tho
editorial corps Of the Chicago Ts~<s i s>oa to
be brought out II Nevickers rbsaaze- The
Je.raal says Of II:
IT. title il "spoealstion,' - md hAxins been
favored by The author With the peisiMge Of
reading It ia manuscript, we can tel our read
err What they may expect. 1t nsy b called =
"io<at" drama, for The action il laid IN CAicA'
60, though it is equally aPropos to ny Piaee:
stiere the specul. dve spirit TsGea. Several Of
Tie peculiar phrases and some Of the characters
Of city life are delinested. We htwe gfinpse
ef thst PcrssiaA wAo cap&iva&ed the heart Of
Chicago fashionable society, Don aoreto. The
play il much ADORE The average Of Stag pro-
dnesioss d it e!ass, ia point II coaposs*ion
genuine humor, md much quiet keen Irony,
shroughoos the Play.
, 1859-08-31
DURE FRENCH ZINC, Of the
i best qualify,
FROM THE ylcnLE MONTAGUE CO., OF rARIa.
Imported ty
JOSEPH " STRONG, Aeent tos Tia Cn:ted st1tez.

The shovr celebrated bsand of Fseach Enc stely pure
I'D Of III the koand tn pare be.aed EinsR+d Oh
1XERICAN Z1SC Of the bes saant! d.y aad ground IN
e:e4ched ln*ed oil: Mso ka&Esa I'D Amer IN Ws:.s
Na.zau Elk -eE. New Tott TIT, weste- Anp1-, nd
Anec,n. sosyshe: 9Th Ing tssost1snt Of 'he best
nast 4 9o and Ell Be pa &re quotsk'oss BY nail
o, c4h9wtse- e: q. h f-HA1TER 4 CO.
FRO firtoqy Of the Saaa1 White Ie1d sd Color To7k1
OAee Il A2a<a LAas 4 u Ce9.r-A
nusoa9z$tm kGr ypk tHT,
, 1859-08-31

Toacxro, s0sh.-AEre broke out n midnight,
consuming she six dwellings, ksovn - Vicaozia
Terrace, md several other buildings. The loss
il estimated 1t $4,000.
HAM1Lrox, G. r., 3Nh.-The Roman Cstholio
Church on Park street, in this city, Ms d.
stroyed BY hrs this morning. The work was
evidently the work Of IN ioeaoaiaxy.
, 1859-08-31

~ Fifty Cout Makers and seventy FIVE Pant
hands wanted ut once. u Tappen's to make up
fine wok. None but 4 40 ! hands need ap-
plY,
, 1859-08-31

~ The Michigan avenue improvement is
progressing finely. The street il Anished Is far
south ~ Harrison street.
, 1859-08-31

AcuosST.-A man named Henry Hobart wss
somewhat severely bruised by being caught in
some part Of the machinery Of fandango at
Cottage Gsoye on Sunday.
, 1859-08-31
LOCAL MATTERS,

B Go to John Jones 4 Co., 1lo Dearborn
street, and get your efolhcs cleaned and re-
paired. They will be well done aud Al prices to
suit the timek
, 1859-08-31

zeus wishing first class Cooking Range put
into their residences and warranted, should call
at D. L. Booncs Great Western Range Depot,
l+5 Ssate street. Une1cepsional city references
piyen. au12 I'm
, 1859-08-31

II The Nicholson paving on South Clark
street (Which thsy threaten 70 call Broadway
has extended Is fur south - Jackson street,
and the thorouEhfare ID open to thst point.
, 1859-08-31

Ux1rln1Ax CHuEcu.-A meeting Of the LIST
Unitarian Society will bs held in the Vestry Oh
Friday evening next, II II o'clock. By order
Of the Trustees =;
, 1859-08-31

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
l. for Property In CaiesEo CttaEc Grove. or LSle View
g. i.ch rol:as prAlie. II niles fuu aneno s2r
Eo: The 1acis Ceutla f. lrad = E1s t..n1 hceo-
20 Ac,t+ ane rolling Ind all In. 3D. The Bar II staa
Missouri R1er R4ilruad. u niles YES fsr"a bust-t"n,
Iuwa TLert W lnlpr el. llo 4sI: it 1GateE
xud 70 a6.ts LID In tlwn Liz UPON VII "a hua
s.aon IS struet 4. his ht4: tc.e. ftl arT tther
.ttn and i. zusrouade BY 1:cu at! :uss: d < II -Ah
IaEre ataty tributary tu i, 1ni o1rEs Est
.asr eh,ate FIR suY uI,"+. to ID - e' 'str'
cl.- I'D tr4ucs: b1aaess whs1t fsure tsT sc~a oe
realized
.ni6-lm.aI:S l. r. AALt.
, 1859-08-31

e Strangers visiting the city, aud Ill others
who contemplate travelling, should call at ".
1 G: S. WHghts, Trunk Store, 81 md 2le South
Clark street, and examine the most extensive
asso1tment Of Trunks, Talises, and Travelling.
Bags, west Of New York.
Trunks ranging in priea from $1.50 to 5000.
Travelling Bags from 50 cents to $1,000 Trunk
Covers made to order from 900 to $500.
aug lG-lm
, 1859-08-31

RallxonA Depex DestroYeA.
NKw BEpFoRp, Mass. Aug 3u Tho Railroad
Depot It Fairhasen wak,13eat1oJed By ars TO-
day. Loss 1000.
, 1859-08-31

But one Vacancy IN our Public Schools
was to be filed 1t this time, that caused By the
resignation of Henry II. Keith As Principal Of
the Brown School, near Union Park.
, 1859-08-31
Nth, anhfrti8ful91tt8.

CK A1JykI. AAswA.ias Aerx. y nswass14
b 4adNkA4 = ssasiee Ads1t3assAaes ~ GMs ~ ID q
knpAi.r Rea~i = ~ AksA Wza tA1h1D+y
, 1859-08-31

II The work Of putting the new iron roof
on the Custom House is far advanced. Early
tha coming summer will see the splendid build
opened for its destined uses. The widening Of
Dearborn street will not be commenced until
next Spring.
, 1859-08-31

GRAxp Pic Nc AND EXCLUSION 70 EVANSTON.
The Washington Lodge. No. of the Ameri-
can Protestant Association, celebrated for doing
tue right thing in the right way, give m e1cur-
sion and pic mic at Evanston on Tuesday, Sept.
9Th, on the Steamer Planet. Morc anon.
, 1859-08-31

AcKxowLEpGEkKS7s.-Ho Hose Company,
returned from their excursion to Toledo, at a
meeting since held At their House on the s!th,
passed resolutions in acknowledgment Of cour
teaies extended to them from various sources
during the i1 late trip.
, 1859-08-31

It Meteorological observations taken by
II. Reed Co., apothccaries, l44 and l46 Lake
street, Aug. seth, 1859:
TherDptnefxr BAronetef.
, 1859-08-31

BoARD or SrrxRr1son&-The Board Of Super
risoFs Of Cook county hold their quarterly meet
Ing Oh the second Monday in September.
, 1859-08-31

ITO RENT-The Brick Dwelling
L Nse& No. III Ksa WaAtaksda rsek, {lstely eeea
pist by IL un4aE51edl. h s3kno ktra hn1edt1tsT.
AtpsY h c. b. fAhHLf1, x o4tes 10. : II our
, 1859-08-31

Gas F1x1ruEs-Those IN want Of any thing Of
the kind will do we'll 10 call on ]. Il Jerould,
No. rs South Clark street. lie has the most
complete assortment in the city. Also Lamps,
Wicks, Chinnies, Paper and Glass Shades. de-,
Gc au21-lnQ
, 1859-08-31

e We are in earnest in the matter Of that
timber monstrosity in the Like Shore basin,
erected by some strollipg swimming professors
and By permission Of the Common Council for
tbnte1hibition only. 1t should be pulled down
beforc the Fair week. Whose business is it to
soc II done
, 1859-08-31

TOR SALE-Alcohol Stiils,--Thc
unded dSae, has for .Ac Two Cope Aie, hi - -
one With eae4iy TIVE ~ Three E4s.. aA1 lie rh'
Thlryf.o. Ihcy a.e IL soa n as anu asr AZ n c''i-
They VII :. sod VERY CHEAP EoRCA>.l. nf so4d
sppr,sane paper. mi n.y " pe-ny ilssee ed .=.r
ait Eur further p t:r,4!l.4 tetis, &c, .1Iy to
DiRItS rNLE. 1 .;itr Hi'h, tc-
auiStm-lA " state s1net, t.oc!edGf y. l.
, 1859-08-31

HuH-fO"
S1SGtR's SEwlsu MAcn1SEs.-For all kinds Of
tailoring and leather sewing. at CT Lake street.
.aueE3w 4. ". Harris, Agent.
, 1859-08-31

TIE ACslcAL USIoS.-About three hundred
persons left for Milwaukee yesterday on the
Excursion Of the steamer Planet. The Great
Western Band NAG on board. The destination
Of tho party WINS kenosha.
, 1859-08-31

TOR SALE OR LEASE on s or 10
l. Ya.z ttrne, evea aeersha~ lta la1s nd Disi4pn
ssesiA KsAa esd&- NsaA Rsksosd EuanteF ~ TIM
+. F. ERlFFft
AH21-xAAtfm No T. Pqn31ny's Beck.
, 1859-08-31

- The new rails used for the double track
on State street, are Of somewhat different pat
tern from that formerly used, though equally
well calculated to gre the least possible trouble
to the wheels Of vehicles
, 1859-08-31

~ Our hosels ase filing up, The railroad
men look 1oss smiling tAan for sometime Pazt
md speak Of hetts. tzs,el. Thing lpok Ike
IN sarly Fea~1nption Of activity, 70 ealniasas
petalaPaia ths imAeaiets vicinity af Fair week,
but ueseRtAsless 70 lsavs it, impress On cur en-
tire fali seAson. Kow il The tine for oar nsr-
cl.nt4 to :" ass printers ink" aal let tAs s4rsn-
eers and visitors know WHARF thsJ NJ md wha,
the market o6es1. Hundreds aad tAsasands
withia thu pext few wesks viii loek u our civ
| p.ess 10 gain N nsa Of the extsat, vazi&y and
| facilities Of our Wholesale Aarkst. Our ruer
ehaaaa sassaa ~ sssise& whs& Aas ssosms X
wcll established means Of reaching the publi'
nd peteoaA.
, 1859-08-31
THE CITY.

LARcksr.-A woman named Mn. Ryder wA4
held 10 ba3 yesterday fol larceny Of clothing
from Margaret 0'Brisn, her boar4er.
, 1859-08-31

B- See advertisement Of Cornell L Co.'S
two-threAd noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. l33 Lake st.
, 1859-08-31
2;2iant9D.

WANIED-A partner with I cap
!.al IF SO to cnSax- IN 2ea<aHt Al pr"G;.,is \
business a!r.ady e.t1M .hrd A.t. fer ~tek- sat
!nx here an 4Lte1yie eaa had, H. tvx lass, anxs
, 1859-08-31

q The main Of the Water Works has been
extended On Cottage Grove Are. to the city lin
its. or within q few hundred yards Of the Fair
Grounds. This will ensure an abundant supply
Of water for stock and other uses.
, 1859-08-31

CR1ckE7--The return match between the
Prairie md Chicago Cricket Clubs. will be
played tomorrow [Thursday) on the grounds
of the former club, near the Bulls Head.
Wickets to lie pitched at o'clock An.
, 1859-08-31
:Fnr $=ate.

TOR SALE-Iowa City Foundry
Asp Pt AMINO MiLL-Or,e, ha.f !n t!lr aeoxc
Fuuue1, aLt M.I!ae >lp WIZ IL a:ert,t IN Tic
khn.EE Mill tsacAed, e>.taa.nx "o= ~.ts~oHa FAer
S4w G1nyh ani saws. vii tc d-vt Fl jointly With
ont P!1zia* Machinery trom the Atr Il the co; tt!1
it viii I've keva cIaaec Pv of Hr.ieEaie nsA
= being The oily Fnun In t-e eitv. Fs s.1A: r.. A.
ply the p:eGases ly < ter to QGiGtlA GkA' -
aua-xIG
, 1859-08-31

TO RENT-The four story brick
l. Btafe No. II bIAts erese Rent low. Apply II todE
10. 4 psslset1 Aoex- Opposite tas Pot o0 ,
hu14kfD J, B. RICE