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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-29

NOTICE..
THE subscribers have just received
large .
Stock of Goods
General Varicty) and will continue to.
receive and keep on hand, by special
Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Clockcry and Glassware,
Shoes and Boots,
Hats and Cnps, VI
Ready-mnde
Clothing,
Saddles & Saddlcry,
Medicines Il Patent Medicines,
Iron Castings n Nails,
Choice Brandics and
tsg Whisky, l,
Groceries and
Provisions
A large Lot of Blankets,
Suitable for Coats, Beds and Saddles.
All of the above have been we'll
selected, and will he sold very low for
Cash, CorroN, LINES, BEEswAx, Woop,
or anything else that can be realized
from. We will advance Money and
Goods ON Cotton, and continue to re-
ccivc and ship Cotton at 20 Cents per
Bale, and receive and forward up
ireights for onc.lifth part Of the freight
bill. Freights and Storage must in all
cases be paid before delivered.
Bey- No Goods will DO sold or do.
livcred on Sundays.
RIAL & CO.,
Pine Bluff, Ouachita River, In.
Dec. %, 1858. If.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-29

OFrlcE V. s., AND T. r. r, Co.,
Monroe, In, 9Th June, 1859.
DERSONS are hereby warned not to
= trespass upon any of The lands of
this company, aud all who do SO, in
any manner, may expect to have both
civil and criminal prosecutions institu-
ted against them. The undersigned
is authorized to sell the lands, and
persons desiring to purchase should
make application either in person, or
by letter, at this office.
9. G. YOUNG, President.
June Q, lS50.--3m.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-29
Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons holding claims against
n the Succession of A. b. Kinscy,
will please present them for settlement.
JOHN CALDERWOOD, Admir-.
Monroe, Nov. "a, 1859. If.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-29

NEw-0RLEANs.
Direct Importation of Berlin Zephyr
and Split Worsted, Shetland Wool,
Floss and Purse Silks, English Knit
ting and French Embroidery, Cotton,
Canvas, Patterns, etc., etc.
nsA- All orders promptly attended to.
Dec. l, 1859 3rn.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-29

WANTED. 200 Subscribers to paw
W their subscription to the Register. 50
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, 1859-09-05

E@@::tof' PFsss 7na Tribune:
ine saesea pe'u''F'e ."A'' tne Will ot Inc
n'@]os''' sooolo rue ms Deea 'aos1 snar'e'a'l5
t'ooaen oooef 1901 " 'ae .c"n'on Council IN
5e9nu 10 'npeo''ng 11als'eo 'aee.. a Fe''son
was sent lneo lne eoanen a:ias 'or gfaSel'sne
t1als'so s.tee' 'fon' oa'-49'n ~ sAs -'or'n
of4"eD' Il ''ePFcsen'eu 1''eS 'ee" VI pt'pes1s-
fe"ons'rapce WIS S.sueu a4a seu' 'n'o 'oe
eoune'l Representing o'",o 'se' ., properly.
- - 4se
pu, to the demonstrating property owners, And
~ .''~ ,,-r--- -e -as-e ir.-a@ TO i-jasy7 i =
ordered by the Council that the street shalt be
Aeddam-<d, which nobody asked for. A INST
majority would be III favor OF the cheaper and
better Joliet gravel, II they desired any paving
to be done at this time But limestone was
lorcea Oh 'aem 10 g1se Gfles' IFahs Co. a1ob,
wha+ nnLas ~. ,,,t,,- ra-.o :. ,.e
~sto, no- soro,,n, ,,;,a. h.vo h.nn 49,. .,1.-.
u.,<.od ...ao. iii. rr,,. ~ .~s .s>:
f-;,n1. IN ,ha r,,ncu ebou,,, 49,. ,r,;,s, =,
le,.t until water mines and .exar,ro dr,;n,
perc ,aid
Tie Nnror would have yetoed this nnc,,cd
for street ;mproyenent scheme had ba bon, a.
home when it passed the Council; and the prop.
erty owners on Halsted street look to him to re-
fuse to sign the unjust, If not corrupt, contract,
Let Giles, Evans l. Co. sue for 4 mandamus if
they choose. No court in equity will compel
the Nayor to tran,pic upon ,GrAstlths Of the
psop:e VI .u'' s''ee'' -.s leass' le' MIN not
sign 1t until IL u compelled, br the court, 10 do
this unjust thing. 4 EExussrn.yr.
-----
RESISTING An OsF1cER.-Four Germans were
arrested md hronrbt before .ru.t;ca n;,1iker =,
-,
oa'uFoa5' unoet charge o' resisting eheE'h.
4 Deputy Sheriff attempted to attach brick
kiln in bridgeport, but was prevented by tbc
.,.o5 ,..,a
uben l" "tcs'eo" Ane$ "efe nelo ~ oa'4 III tne
sum Of 900 each, to appear to trial on Tues
dav
Dishop paync, Of Western Africa ,c-
o.,.a,;.lt,. 49, pou II. e..
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, 1859-09-05

ATTENTION Sin KNIGHTS. There will be reg
ular conyocation Of apollo Commanderr No. i
K. T., held at their Asy ylum in Masonic Temple
on Tuesday Ere, the 9th inst.
As this will be the last regular prior to th
meeting the Graad Encan,pmeut, every ST.
Knight is hereby requested to be in attendance
By order of the Eminent Commander.
seJ-at* &. r. Sx1ru. Recorder.
, 1859-09-05

north, west and south Of 0ttumva, will pour into
TINT place with their produce, which will then
be shipped to this port. Traders in ST. Louis
Latter themselves that the road will collect the
products Of the Interior convey then, to the Mis-
s'ssipp' rireE, and TINT they will then be put on
board St. Louis steamers, md taken down
stream to the levee of that city. "Dut the dir
hcu'tlcs are greater than sppear on the surface
There are the Rapids, which intervene between
Burlington and keoEuk, and these necessitate
the unloading Of cargoes nj Montrosc, their
transhipment thence to keokuk By rail- aud
their reshipnlent ut the latter point for St. Louis
and other southern points,
When the cargo reaches St. Lonis, it has to
be carried ashore in bags, Oh the backs of ne
goes and Celts, and then drayed of my mules to
tho WAREHOUSES IN different parts of TINT city.
All these handlings are attended With very great
expense. But grain from Otsumwa can be ship
ped direct to Chicago, with only one handling
at Burlington to cross The river on the steam
ferry, and thence the train proceeds to
Chicago, when it is unloadcd into 4 huge
warehouse from the track, By steam elevators.
neighbors will coucede TINT the advantages nrc
With the grain buyers Of this city. While in the
matter Of transporting goods from the East or
Chicago, there can he 10 doubt but tue Bu,liug-
ton road is the proper route for them TO take 10
supply the Des Aoines valley consumption.
We call the attention Of Chicago dealers to
the fact, that Ottumwa is row the distributing
point for at least twenty rich populons counties
in Iowa and portions Of half dozen good coun-
ties Of Missouri The importance Of securing
the trade Of this large, tLcEy settled, and
wealthy section Of country must be manifest to
eyeiy enterprising merchant in this city.
The Speech of Hon. JeG. Davis.
This distinguished advocate Of Southern il.
tcreas has just made a speech at Jackson, Mis-
slfsippi, which is TO be t1ken os the great South
ern manifesto and declaration Of principles for
the coming Presidential election. The speech
occupies eeven columns Of the y. i. Tribune,
and is like all the efforts Of this frank. ultra and
fearless Southcrner. as able as speech taking
that view ofthe subject can well be- Slr. Daris
announces himself in favor Of repeating all laws
a5ainst the slave trade, arguing 1hot Congress
has just as much right to prohibit the traffic be-
tween the States us ont Of the States. He argues
boldly the acquisition of Cuba, because it would
BE- Of advantage to the South in casa Of South
eru confederacy. lie resorts to the old theo-
logical argument to sustain slarery, and repeats
the old assertion that the North cannct get
along ut all without the products of slare labor,
and that if the South only choose to shut down
, 1859-09-05

sT- The circus which has keen located on
Washington street. for some time past, has LEFT
for the State Fair at Frceport.
, 1859-09-05

THE LAKE Horsz.-We would cali attention
to the card Of the Lake House, which is to be
opened during the National Fair,
, 1859-09-05

81 The Nicholson pavement on Clark street
has been fnisbed Us far Al Van Buren street,
md The street opened TO that point.
, 1859-09-05

q See advertisement in another column, Of
agents wanted for Lossing's Pictorial Field
Book Of the Kerolutio1."
, 1859-09-05

LrxAn.-All arc cautioned not to purchas,
Oil from aur one, purporting to be Lunar; Al
it ran only be Obtained At the Lamp and Oi
Emporium, leo Clark street. This Oil harin,
gained 50 much popularity, parties are selling
pose delivering it every Saturday, Mt the dron
Of our cus,omers. Call and leave your a}dres.
se5.6t LCxAR Orr CoxrASr.
, 1859-09-05

FeFdltA.

F&FolfAa
All, yor1 faee, how sumesE calm.
PerEta.
sa!utly u : holy PAIN,
Pendf!a
AMI cur lift In fart.cr yea.1.
Viii, IKE the music th=t cne bea1.--
Drifting from the ut1seeu EpheNs,
FesiIta.
Nhat Is size to Ee now,
Pc4tita
she who broke the pled{edsuw.
Pert:t1.
Tw:re 'fbuuI year ycas h.vk Wee!4
Wear cyrras fer your Gee1s,
For yuus love no cne rteds,
, 1859-09-05
THE CITY.

~ The cups at the drinking fountain at the
Court House square, have come up missing.
, 1859-09-05

The fools arc not all dead, although one Of
them come pretty near being killed the other
day. During the celebration Of the opening Of
the Burlington Railroad to Ottumwa the other
day, the Journals reporter states, that hr.
Toothe. Of the Chicago TINS, who VAS emulat-
Mr.. y. L. Willis in ride on thc..cow-ca.cher, on
the way back. Tue train came on some cattle,
aud calf struck 3lr. 7. on the breast, a!mos.
throwing him from his p'ace, but he caught ,
fresh hold and clung to his position. As the
train WIS in full motion. Of course it was
lucky escape. He has, We learn, several bruises
in the breast, and one of bis toes is badly In
jured.
Rock ISLAND COUNT FAIE.-We earn from
the Moline IAdertud<nt that Rock Island coun'
ty is to hare uo fair this full, because it will
cost several hundred dollars 10 put the grounds
in proper shapc, aud the Society has no money
and the people arc not making Efforts Thai
xou}d warrant success. This is, as the LAdt
ptui<ht remarks, by no means creditubie to the
people Of that county,
Destructive Fire IT Valparaiso, Ind,
The Valparaiso Rtpublioan Of the I'd instau
brings us the details Of a conaagration q. thu
place on the previous Thursday, which destroy
ed property 10 the anount Of $la,7oo, includin,
both newspaper Offices THE R<pu5Ecdn and th,
| Dfmocrat> and the so-called Union Block
| The fire broke out about o'clock in The morn
ing. in tic Odd Fellows Hall, and rapidly con
sumed the store Of Aessrs. Skinner L Schenck
the millinery ehop Of Mrs Harrison the dr,
, 1859-09-05

LARCENY OF 4 Doc.-Two men, named Geo.
u. White and Edward Tiffany. were On Friday
held to bail in the sum Of 800 each On charge
Of larceny of dog.
, 1859-09-05

SlSGEn's SEv1NG MArHISEs--For all kinds It
tailoring and lcsther sewing. at es Lake STREE
kua43w i. n. HAnR1s, Agent.
, 1859-09-05

- Ebcnezrr Peek, Esq, has been annn'ntfd
Ast-.--- e. 4ha t>---@l-a1--- vi The Alton d
St. Louis Railroad.
, 1859-09-05

BcEGLAEr.-A vacant house, On West Jack
sou street, was entered n few nights since, and
4 carpet, aud several Mattresses belonging to j.
F. Skinner stolen
, 1859-09-05

The following letter from the American Ex-
pres Company, New York, to one Of it's agents,
gard to the stcnn.sl4ir G7s:.t Eastern:
Office Of tlc Amerieap Express Comaany,}
Ntw York, Aug. 81. 1850.
D4ar !S.r--W- hare 1hc pleasure to intorrn
you thht tic Mail steamship Jasou' furnishes
u with the agreeable intelligence, that tAc
monster steamer Gre4t Eastern tskct her place
in or aln ay line, and sails from Galway l5s.4
September, thereby presenting naat favorable
opport 4nltv to oil our rid passengers to en-.
bark 8: the knne time. Weexpect her to make
The passage in less shan six days.
fearz truly, AxER1c4s ExPRSa Co. >
, 1859-09-05


L carpet, aud several Mattresses belonging to j.
F. Skinner stolen.
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT on GRAM-Freight
on wheat by Railroad from Dunleith to Chicago
has been reduced to ten cents per bushe', aud
on flour to thirty cents per barrel, by the CIR
load.
~ A man named Joseph Wilson got into q
fracas Saturday ercning while intoxicated, with
the driver Of IN express wagon, and had his
head Ibid open by blow from the stock Of q
whip in the hands Of the latter.
ENGINE OFF THE tTnAck.-Thc engine Of tue
z:l5 train on the e. / C. Z. r. K. ran of The
track near the Central Depot, when coming in
on Saturday afternoon. 1t was got on without
any damage.
- The cars on State street NOW run through
to the city limits without change, and the
Twelfth street cars run to, and are marked,
Rinsgold Place. The double track is finished
from Har1ison street south to the city limits.
WAnn's RoL11SG M1Ls.-We ure glad to
learn that Wards rolling mills are to COM
mcnce operations to-day with sone hundred
and fifty hands. They hare been idle tor some
time, and ne are glad to notice this sign Of re-
turning prosperity
ErSAwAy.---A horse attachad to light bugey,
standing upon Randolph, near State street,
broke his halter, Saturday, and started towards
Wabash Ayenre. In turning down the Avenue
lie knocked Il Indy dorm hut without iniurinr
her. When last seen his face was Turned south.
ward.
-
Bulletin contains The folIovior.-aThc Uone
Hose Cou,nauy will send their stean fire engine
10 The annrouchiuc Fair at Chicaco. uccomna-
mind br \ 1arcc dcnutatjon of .bei, men,ers
Tn Chicaeo ,bey will be tie guest. of thu HIM,
Hose Connany. and in pittsburp thcv wil, bc
tho cucs.s of The y;c;1ant Enrine comnonx"
..-----
oF. 'ossfh' Ao.-inc increasing ous'ocs oe-
NECESSARY for our business men occasionally to
send accounts there for collection, We refer ull
such to the card of F. ". slay back, ESQ.,, attor-
ncy q. law. We formed very pleasant &C.
quaintance with him. and have no doubt that NIL
business committed to hin, will receive prompt
attention.
, - " p 1.
n III St... h.. s;aaiGai ~, ;n,aa.;aS ~ ~
ing present at the opening Of the National Fair
in tlis city. Cor. Randall, Of Wisconsin, is
also expected.
, 1859-09-05

r MESn TOUR WAYS. and if you hn7e my
old clothes in need Of the same treatment, taxi
them to Cook i McI.aiu's Steam Dyeing, Scour
ing and Repairing Establishment, rs Dearbnrr
street. who will aeturu them looking as good a:
new, Ut trifing expense.
, 1859-09-05
LOCAL AllA'TI'EkS.

street, md gCt your clothes cleaned ard re-
paired. They will be well done and at prices tc
SDit fha tineS
, 1859-09-05

REDUCTION OF FRk1GHr on GRAM.-Freight
on wheat by Railroad from Dunleish to Chicago
has been reduced to ten cents per bushe', aud
on flour to thirty cents per barrel, BY the CIT
lnsd
, 1859-09-05
DRY Goods


Comparative statemRnt of The imports Of
foreign dry goods at tie port Of New York, for
the week and since January lst:
rateIea a. >, IiS Tue ro,. .ssS+,1
Thrown oa n!a!kct-.... es.s-ss, %Ala-a:s =s+Ids;
Slncf JAn- 1R. .. .... ....
thrown On nalke -. 7.:5.es3 4&sal.;-l ssss4 is;
The market IL not 80 actire Is usual ut this
season. The auction sales are on the increase,
and importers are selling less from priratc
store Goods ere being more pressed through
the suction room and suction s&1es will gf1e
the TONG to the market for the balance af The
season. Prices are weak, except for very de.
sirab!e styles Of goods Pieces Of dress silks
are rather uasettled in price, in visw Of the
largs approaching public sales. The sales ii.
ready held have drawn large attendance, and
good average prices have Been obtained, the
goods being wanted; but there is not tua
baoyancy which takes place when supply il
| known to b excessive. Domestic goods an
active, and cotton fabrics are in good supply
| ssd rather easter IN price, though In fair de
| uaad Prints are also active. In woolens
| znousslin de- aaine and fancy cassimetes sre il
| very good demand. Prices Of choice sty1cs ans
| qualities ART we'll maintained: but there is ,
large offering Of fabrics not Of prime qualities
which sre heavy In price. The wanta Of H.
country arc greet, md will uuquas41oaAbly tak
ths h16 otis supplies, yst there Win ae I larx
remainder. which has i dspssssits eGes4 .,
psiesA-E r. Lai4sHd<ae,
, 1859-09-05
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

% DR.. McClintock's Pectoral Syrup,
AD<r7 Md "ia tAe f.ns Of thts great shy1eaa Ard
phsAoost md In his Feeta syru? have the xEsnd.
et 1sot Of haskl and srsearrh. No hua4a besnx ID
perssh of CONSERVATION, a"y dls.se Of tie Organs of
spstion xho seeks seef In time from til ii rove4p
polzaaaic. Pr1ee si0- Sod BY J. D. PARE, t@4 Lake
EHe.. ataa1S II
, 1859-09-05

TO REST-A Two Story House
tew htes. We. Of Tslou PARK .aa k,.ot well >n:l
:..te:n Prize et8 ;<r month lrqnr # r. STARR
IN he eorer II C.Atk and Sozta Wahr ssesis u: Vi
te.k hH <I1]. ,.3'xfw
, 1859-09-05

TO EENT-Thc four story brick
ore So r. afs erees. Rent 1o~. Apply At rrnn.
IL, nftr1.
, 1859-09-05
NUMBER 56.
U0 feytt.

TO REET.-A First Class Four
sFy Rr * anuse vh al the ran!ern u, ayo ve,e1ts
>ftnN o. t'e Nor >Al. No. ~ HaruA a,rret ,:,c
II H. l. HILL, y LAke ate4 au!k
, 1859-09-05

Gas F111cEEs--1hose in want OF any thing #
the kind vii! do well to call on J. II. Jeronlt.
No. is South Clark street Ho has the mot
complete assortment in the city. Also Lamp,
Wicxp, Chimnies, Paper and Glass Shades. DC,
4c. au27-lmo
r See advertisement of Cornell i Cos
two-thread noiseess premium Sewing Machine
aud universal hetnmeT. No. E'3 Lake st.
au27-ly
- Strangers visiting the city, and Ill othez
Who contemplate travelling, should call at II.
Clark street, and examine the most extensive
Assortment Of Trunks, ral;ses, aud Travelling
Bags, west Of New York.
Trunks ranging in price from $3.50 to 500.
| Travelling Bags from 50 cents To so %. Tru,k
Covers made 10 order from &3.co to $50.
! aug l9-1m
| e Why will you ttill continue 70 use cam
| phene md burning fluid t.he murder llghtal
| when you can purchase Kerosene Coal gu
Lamp, for 50 cents, which gives n better light
and is not explosive. Call Ut the Lamp and Oil
Emporium, l25 Clark street. se1-Gt
| WHEELER i WILSON'S Sxx1xa MAcu1xrs,
We prtftr thc,a fov family use--S. I. Tr baee.
They atc .te taros:e for rf.:a.;ez-S. y. Ties.
Hhaa 10 rtr4l.-Sedentlne American.
/ -
| Gxo. 4. CH1r7ESDES, GKxl ACT,
au s6-2w IT, l69 Lake street
S1Scxn's SEwrSa MACHINES CIV supe,ior ftr
manufacturing purpos<s.
Are more d<11a61<. for al kinds ef famly tert
ing.
Ars eapa1lt-ef doing q grfat<r ear;4'y y
eo7f.
Ar< frts from sh faults Of ou Other maeAiax.
Art a!saoxt aoi4el<4s ia thar op<rationa
Are much bttt<r and tI<-tforf tco-t1 mor<
drs perfectly simpl< dns4 easily t!pt n q
k<r.
| Art nn*ea cheaper dsosast thy <arn mss
ssoHty.
Ars just tk machine for eray family.
| A. II. HARE1s, Agent,
No. 81, Lake Street.
auge4;w
| REsoR'a 1xrkov1n HAnR1sox RAxcEs--Ca-
xens wishing drat class Cooking Range pt
into their residences and warranted, should d
1t D. L. Boone's Great Western Range Dep{,
l45 State street Ene1ceptonal city reterenas
| xiveu. aula-lU
, 1859-09-05

~ oA ~ - MA l4oAN4 ALI L LIZ L.
4 Y TIRE e 7. sherlock Las cftlc Deir-A aad
lEna1tlls TLr1ir< t:uIiy ::.fs The eli zera Of
ChIcasp that he has ras+d 1hr a5.,e .pu,ay pace ii
a1aussneut, anu vii oreu
MONDAY EVENING. SEPT. STE 1s,1
Ga xEick tie beautiful xad h1kIy pupu CON-
rae>:ie1Es 4ld ELe1!s:,
MRS. HENRY F4RREy
1e Azs KITE ReFuoirs) VII! make he- frss
IN Ghlc1Gu. Also TIC faror.te Artiss.
Mr.. HEyRT FAERES
Ills tt Appearance II tb eity for goor ram .u?p iv
tLs full and efficient company Ut I.r 81 LUIS IaEt-
IRE, lit Performance to e1lL1+ Lee H.ll the t..c
G1anl ct ....
WHO'S ToCR FRIEND.
In which NJ. md MIA Fa5vea vii A.k<1F.
fol tuIoxed Is Tic Easiea tsy tn.a ,a,.te
G3NEM. Or THE SLAVE OF LOVE.
G1nfuo- Mrs h. t4rrvH.
rAy0RITE DASCE.. BELLA LEW ELLTS.
70 eo7stade With tie serraa1G fazeetf
THE DEVILS II THE Kr ".
Fo. further yastteu!,s, see IL. u the cay.
TAnte! fstae RAe.. - .asn- !a.5es. AIi.eal Z. +.
Sh-'l.s tht,,uza tie p''.t Mr.
Pn+css Apnlr1aN4 feLe tr, ChrrC+ 20 str.s o.
Circle aarI FarJ'et.c. s3e Ga1!rsJ. i3esl-
Iks!s Il tk-Lt6 Ala1ce I'll eanDtnct y u hr-
kfe o'cttk- A.A.s III
, 1859-09-05

RE,oR'a 1xrxov1n HAnR1sox RAxcrs.-Ci-
xens wishing fr1t class Cooking Range pt
into their residences and warranted, should I'll
1t D. L. Booue's Great Western Range Dep<,
l45 State street une1eeptional city reference
given. anlelas
, 1859-09-05

TO kENT-Warner's Brick Steam
L F!1CK!HG MILL. Ia 1ar CIV u REX Island :
tt TEL: 10: TvAs1 It kas t,1r Ut &ope.
md IA .ert- l4ss 1errh.tt NIL 4tDRfiE E NiNTE+
1ul t1rAlQs Agent IT John " kInt1.
, 1859-09-05

ltUR S.lLE-Ilouses and Lots u,
Mchkaa avenue, Vert Randolph kIet4 Far, .rs
.r~et. Wet Itsa sEset, ues F!4rs, s,:esi I'D t1a
: III i}s;rea Freet
70 HtNI-i.,u,cs ca r ahash a.r1u. AL W-at E-7
i1'rh tsEert Tssn.s strv fl:nyatie A1-,v 10 i. r
QEMHYA = co. NJ. W4ker'. Bul4l3<. 81 peAt--
dFrff
, 1859-09-05

Gas F111cEEs---1hose in want OF any thing #
the kind vii! do well to call on J. II. .Ieroull,
No. Is South Clark street Hc has the mot
complete assortment in the city. Also Lamp,
Wicxp, Chimnies, Paper md Glass Shades. DC,
r. AuoT-1mo
, 1859-09-05

4 tCYI0\ EhTICE.--Contrilu
l. '"s','!.' Sh,' ! E,:r We 7--re tfl!y :.rze.
t' We. = ri, Il h!i',,t M,r1-, l., II. F 4
r ''''''' L.. rs. Il. -. f'sr. ,ttl l!uAEEl:S
. Pc "t- = .a r .rty eA!tt..a 4 uAv X VI
=. Il At T. &C .A'..s;
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'F't I = l. T." j." r, = II! 'is Fn.. ''-}tc.
, 1859-09-05

ECSAwAy.-A horse attachad to T. Light buggy,
standing upon Randolph, near State street,
broke his halter, Saturday, aud started towards
Wabash Ayenve. In turning down the Ayerne
he knocked 4 lady down but without injuring 8
her When Last seen his face was turned SOUTH
ward.
, 1859-09-05

ATTENTION, FLEE Ba,GApE.-There will be 4
regular meeting Of the Brigade on Monday eve
ming, September 9Th. 4 runctual attendance
is requested, as business Of Importance is to be
transacted. Dy ORDER Of the captain.
, 1859-09-05

TCnSEn CoSvES71oN.-rhere will be Con-
vcntion Of the United States Turner Or8aoiza-
ton, {Turner Band in this city, commencing
this morning in the hall Of the Chicago Turn
Eercin, {kinzie HalL) The Convention occurs
annually, and was last year held in 1udianapo-
lis. Some eighty Turner societies of the prin-
cipal cities Of the United States will be repre-
sented By delegates.
, 1859-09-05

I,Uis S.A.E-lowa City t.ounAry
l. Ayp + AMMO AtLL-tlMe Ia: il. st-t ID
T. ua:r Id Nv sta- slip ~ha rr n1cres' i'll t-
Ia X Mi sLch= e. sail ote !" .,~l4ur:- r. e.
say >AH-. y - x l,p., q: # r:,. II
ult ia- F-4 : Aacan"E f7.u the -k i IT, n
n~r u: ~ caae~ I~'-. " Et' i. ST. III
!ik liz y ttn n l.. i cs:. prr.u
2!! ." t:e r e.seA os by .e 1s L. 7 iGul ulAE t.,
, 1859-09-05

E Why will you xtill continue 70 use cam
phene md burning duid {,he murder 1lghtel
when you can purchase 4 Kerosene Coal Oil
Lamp, for 50 cents, which gives better light
and is not explosive Call Ut the Lamp and Oil
Emporium, la5 Clark street. se1-Gt
, 1859-09-05

WAnn's RoLL1SG M1LLs.-We ure glad to
learn that Wards rolling mills are to COM
mcnce operations to-day with sofnc hundred
and fifty hands. They have been idle tor some
time, and we are glad to notice this sign Of re-
turning prosperity
, 1859-09-05

Bishop Payne. Of Western Africa, ac-
compauicd By the Rev. Mr. Stewart, of yir-
ginin, arrived in our city on Saturday, and are
the guests Of the Rev. r. II. Schenck. The
Bishop was 10 hare preached ut St. Janes'
Church, (Rev Dr.. Clarkson's,) sunday morn
ing. and hold Missionary meeting at Trinity
Church in the evening
, 1859-09-05

TO fEET-On Wabash .Ayenue
new Er<selass hssc< dwelling. three stns:r~ m:
ase7r:ns c1:sA Fwe;sth str>t The b
a'asst III r-'cl aA!es hsta us- eo-tt. Ani p4s1es
Atfh lar IL E.1L& !urn-c, hot and water, r.. A.
ply 70 l. J. Az ERELL, - Wa n1a Avenue. au.1 :w1
, 1859-09-05
For .=:sale.

t,>Ol. SALE OR EXCHANGE
L The A,.nnne: ntv MARBLE, ray:!e. In 4, luz.
ter; ii >aalct- = air a-a .e:-, 4, ~. >c Mr
our d":~7 !"i-Lht'h. Atkins r NJ, Lu.,:-'r l'-a-
South L.. 1; :;.I
, 1859-09-05
w AlsEHOCoE SALE OF CN-
CLAIMED BAGGAGE, &c,
Chicago, Burlington d Quincy &. 4. Co.,

n .t!os nx 2=e5 h7H-E rrcsa:2ef Il ,:c VII y,
.'a =. Gse sa.esn'n :: T. II Keith .;os - md y
tal.I tx li4l ,t4ftr. ;.,i ~
,.,.>t'. i. kEiT1r4 son ~ une,..
L.-Akl 5EAa1NL, Iyu Eax-A.. Ar
, 1859-09-05

r See advertisement Of Cornell i Cos
two-thread noiseless premium Sewing HachiIe
aud universal hetnmer. No. ls3 Lake st.