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TEE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF EUROPE.
Inc New Russian Lonn-The New Indie
Lonn--Financisi Embarrassment Of Aus
trfa, &C., &c

THH FINANCIAL ESBARR AssBENr OF AUSTRIA.
Translated from the Courier Franco fsien of April IA
for the NEW YoRK HERALD
The Parisan press has lately spoken much OF the pc
c9hh,y eniDsTs6mene Of Austria and seemed astonsh
cd 70 learn the financial disorders caused that empire
~ the great expenses consecratcd to military ornaments
Their asionshment would have been far greater they
nad examined the history OF the Austrian nnances they
Noua nave ioand Out that these disorders nveerate
and have become the normal state of that adm
they would have seen that the work of Mr. Tegobofsk
which has been qualified as msrveous-has not succeed
ed In throwing any !ignt on that organs nton
Al the end OF 1855 the ordinary and extraordinary re-
eepN ,he empre we're, according 10 the Official 9azes
Q, Milan NO iis, Nay 49, 1850, Of francs TO ,9l7
The expenses amounted to..,........ 8T2,3tl,451
DebcN...... Observation-Disclosures. 1919, 53i
was az improvement on The results OF the budget Of
1865, which had left deficit OF 1851 1873 252 francs
snce Joseph IT, IL an ordinary condition for Austria
70 nave 40 enormous dehc in adding I'D the deGsts Of
inc Dnogeu from ls4S to 1866 arrives ~ the
moue amount OF nearly tao thousand millions OF francs
The service OF the public debt alone has Increased to
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Speech OF MIR. Bright Mr.. Cobden for
ROthUase.

meeting WIS held IN the Public Hail. Rochdale on the
evening OF the 18Th ns OF the friends supporters OF
Mr. Richard Cobfen as candidate for the representation
OF that borough Mr.. Coboen beng at present in the
United Ststes II WAC announced that Nc. Bright, w. r..
would address the meeting on bis behalf The hall was
crowded, and the proceedings Enthusiastically con
Quoted.
Mr. @. Ashworh was called To the chair; and xno,gst
those upon the platform were Mr Bright r.; A. Sew
art, Esq Mayor; Messrs. jacob Bright william Fonton
II. Kolsan g. Kemp, Joseph s,cho1ed, T. Chad WICK AMI
John Porie, nearly all tie members Of tho Town Council
and number az Other Influential liberals
Mr. II. KEissLL moved resolution declaring Mr Cob.
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The man who In hi. Csbdss's position in 1884, d4 nok
think desirable to take eisseA seat la Cab "a
then nbou, TO DO formed by Lord John Russe mghs be
rehe0 representatives might be his political tatsaot d
The fnture " make himself liable 10 charge OF having
deserted shose who had con6dci ia him. or Of having
betrayed the principles upon which bis previous life had
pstn guided cloud cheers Let the electors Of Boch-
oie retun Mir. CoDden 70 Parliament; and they would
tnus aaopt course ~ncs who conferred honor upoa
him, would give to them strong and lasting claim tho
eraeitude o. the country cloud cheers)
cheers for Golden" were given.
Mr. BRIGHT subsequently seconded vote of thanks "
the chairman In doing he referred 70 passage ia
the letter read from Mr. John Fenton rema king that he
INT Bght had said that he would vote for Lord
John Russels BILL for the toeraby goodreAsou thst he
had never it, When Lord John Introduced his biz.
he (Mr Brightly would not consider IL in any uufrisndS
feeling because It promoted by his lordship but
rather the contrary but the no would take wesl
be that which In his he thought likely peo-
the largest and best Of reform ae shoad
abandoned his own BILL substituted for that Of Lord
John any body He believed that Lord JONAS bu
when II might. would be very much better II
stueucies did their duty than woua 90 they did not
care whether good reormers sent 70 ParhAmeat OF
not applause
The proceedings soon afterwards terminated
Military and Naval Strength Of Austria, 1850.
From the houiteur do Fotts Fos IA
Tho general staff OF my prises for
Field MaTshals, namely, the Archduke JohA RapNsf,
Prince WndnohgrAtz. Count Eugent. and Couat Eugsas
WrsusAw; Is cavalry Generals and Fsld Zssxgwsis1W
liz Lsuoenant Field Marshals, 100 Major Generals aad
2e6 Go ones The Austrian army active service osa-
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3
the question carried in the face Of and opposition
TO q ike Lord John Russell, to whom tue Reform
owed much. he brought that question before tho
House after year. when scarcely petition for
presented or pubIic meeting held in its favor. HIS
ordthp must have had, then he (Mr Brightly believed
he had row, real and Sincere sympathy for
the question rof Parliamentary reform. His lordship
not born In Rochdas. (acar, hear.) He was born
ia a due al pasce-he mad been surrounded from his M.
fancy by associations which made II oil but impossible
Tor man to view these questions as NO viewed
them and therefore,, every person Of fair sad candid
mind would make allowance for a rnan ia Lord JONAS
positiop-trammelled by associations, distrusted by
powerful persons IL hs stepped fncn too farf he
did not march at quite the speed that might DO WISH
ed. (Iear, hearl We should have the balot--there
was no manner Of doubt about that applause do
would not proyhesy that this that would DO ten
returned for he had advocated the balo. vita tha
view, but be did believe that With the ballot, the
who represented the opinions the eympatnes and the
real wants az the constituency TO whion he appealed,
would be found 10 be at The head OF the poll (Appsuso)
1t WAS about twenty Eve years ago since Mr. Golden visit
cd the United States IN when be felt az every se1sibe
must feel, the warmest ana the geiest interest IL
the country to which looked whose oycs
the front and not In tho back Of their heads
(Laugher.) The civilization OF the world had seemed
to travel for ages from east 10 vest. Now II was
sweeping that continent anu peophog II with
an intelligent and energetic people There were persons
in this country Jealous OF the United States II anything
mentioned in connection with that country politically,
they Immediately began 10 feel uncomfortable sensations
(aughter) But without any comparison OF Institutions
as bctween ours and theirs theirs aud those OF any
other country he should FAY that surely when you sce
nation Of twenty eight millions Of persons endeavorng to
govern themseves on principles very different from those
that had been practsed 10 che old States Of Europe
least every friend Of human kind must wish that that
great experiment should prosper, aud that that great
public should last forever (Appasel NJ. Golden had
properly invested in America and he bad gone there
terestcd In his behalf, and that OF Others WHO
were concerned with them; he Intended 10 ro-
turn about the end o May; and, therefore, he wond
probably be Ia time 10 vote II hcre should contest
which there would most likely not be, 30 excoenlly
did the present Speaker suit the Hoasetg vote 90 the
sectioa Of Speaker. rbe honorable member concluded
BY fcrcibly urging the election OF Mr. Cobjon There
could no no suspicion that Mr.. Golden did
would enter Parliament with personal vlews (Applause
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-19
EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

tNTR. J. w. SIMMONS, wishes to inform his old
IVl friends and customers in Cadiz that he has
opened shop in Cadiz and that he is prepared to do
work in tho latest and most approved city styles
Hanging, Glazing, Vanishing, Sign Painting, or
anything in his line OF business, will find it TO their
advantage to give him call as he is determined
to excel; and to his friends Of Green and Wayne
townships he would sny he intends to have place
Of business in Hopedale, and he hopes they will
continue 70 pa ronize him with that liberal patron
age which they have for the pas year bestowed
Cadiz, o., ap22 '57
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A M E RI CA N II o u $ l.
Cadl&, Ohio

THOMAS ID. GRIMES, Proprietor
sTHIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, FOR
lrncrly Kept by Mai. Lacy, and more recently by
William Mligan, willbe found by the travel ling
community to possess all the advantages of the bes
conducted hotels The House has been thoroughly
fitted and furnished, in the most approved style
for the accommodation Of guests; and it is the de-
ermination of the Proprietor that none who may
favor him with their patronage shall have reason
TO complaint II any particular or go away dissat
isfied.
W Bills moderate.
D1r Baggage taken to and from the Depot free o
charge
January Ia. l557.-y.
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MANSION HOUSE
ToPPosIrE PUBLIC BUILDINGs
CADIL, OHIO.
FIR a NIX ES LI E,

Takes this method Of informing his former
friends and patrons and the travelling public goner-
ally, that he has purchased the above well Known
stand, formerly kept by himself, situated opposite
he Public Buildings, and within short distance
of the Rait Road Depot tIe atters himself that he
can accommodate all who call with him, in sty Ie
as good, and on terms as reasonable, as any other
Public house in the State.
His StabIing islarge and ample Tor Travellers and
IDrovers. .
Parties accommodated with n good room, and
.Sther accommodations, on reasonable terms.
In short, every thing that can be, will be done
ITO make all who make the Mansion House their
home, comfortable and happy. ....-
An accomn odation wagon runs from this house
ITO the Depot on the arrival and departure Of every
Train. Baggage taken to and from the cars free
charge. FRANCIS LESLIE.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 81 1858.
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John S. DAVENPORT,

xv7lSHES toinlorm the citizens of this county
w thnt he is prepared to sell heavy Boots ST
well as light ones at price that is comfortable Y
himself and also to his customers. shop ieV
doors sout, ol the depot, Market street, Cadz, ..
good article Of Mems and Women's Morocco
Shoes kept constantly on hand,
Cadiz, May IL, 1889 "
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FasniOnahIe T:siIorin:

THE sutslriber JoHN Burns, takes this oppor
tunity ointorm the public ind the tashiona
bic world general y that he has bought the tailor
well, pnd respectfully requests all desiring nea
and substantial job in his line OF business to CIV,
him cull.
01cThe services of Mr. Conwell are retained Ii
the establishment. JOHN c. BURNS.
nn2N'l9-n
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MASONIC NOTICE.

" y n ARRlSON LODGE
@wA Aa 4 IL No 2l9 of Free and
AASIsE IEEAN 9SfM{e accepted Masons, meets
SSsSIy VI ) 5S3fyg regular on the first and
SssSIy&SS SSss SSltS MIN third Tuesday of evcy
ssa7s1'S month at the Odd Fellows
ID. Hall.
I<@89gI IslSss$ W. G. GRANFUL
"G W z0TT%S w. M.
D c. PATTERSON, Sec'y
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
IL Il. II. HOFFMAN, sssaTss&

ssEssssv asss%slisI szR
ONE door North of Barrett's Jewery Store, and op
posite Brown and Bro Sto e, keeps the best stock
of Boots and Shoes ever offered in Cadiz He has
lust received n new and complete stock from the
east which he will sell Cheap, Custom work made
TO o-der. Give him a call if you wish to secure
bargains. 1. HUFFMAN.
Cadia Nav l8 $50 lyr
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gs SCOTT & LENNON,
Atterneys and COunselIOrS at Law

CADIZ, 0.
HrWlLL practice in Harrison and adjoining
Counties. Especial attention given to the busi.
ness Of Executors and Administrators Sales OF land
on Petition OF Partition Examination of titles, pre-
paration of Deeds, Mortgages &c. Collections
safely and speedily made anywhere throughout the
United States Office, Market street, opposite the
Court House. na2o'57
, 1859-09-20
39rcsa Trihutte,


The telcgraphic announcement that tho de1c.
gates 4pr largo from Massachusetts TO tho
Charleston Convention are in fayor Of Doug
LIE seems to have been entirely gratuisous
An attempt was mado in the Worcester Otn-
rcntion to recommend Douglas for the Prcsi-
dency in m elaborate resolution, but It
was voted down, as the Boston Journal
informe us, 10y ten to one." Another
resolution approving Of tho Territorial
policy Of Mr. Douglas "apd in favor Of a pro.
tective taslf1," was yoted down By four to one.
a third resolution, applauding the squatter
sovereign OF Illinois as m liable md fearless
advocate" etc, was sent to the co,nu.;ttoo On
resolutions, where it was quietly extinguishc3.
Tue delegates to the Charleston Convention
are Isaac Davis, Of Worcester, Caleb Gushing,
Of Newburyport, James Whitney, Of Spring
field, and Oliver Stevens, Of Boston. Davis
and Gushing are notorious political sharpers,
who like nothing 20 well as trade, in which
they are tho things purchased. Whitney is a
Buchanan oalccholder; being no less than the
Superintendent Of the Springfield Armo,y.
Tho Springfield Republican, reporting the pro
cccdings Of the Democratic County Convention
in that city few days ago. stated that the
squatter soveEosgns were completely routed
aud that the delegates, Of whom Whitney WIS
the chicf, were al1 friends Of tho present Admin
istration and hostile to Douglas
The following is the State ticket nominated
, 1859-09-20

Cn1eAoo, Sept II. 163.
Editors Prtas and Tribune:
DEAn Sins The Committee appointed by the
Doard OF Trade, to decide on the merits Of the
best Tanning Mill that might be exhibited at the
United States Fair, for tho specific purpose Of
separating oats from wheat, desire, through
you, to SAY to all interested that, having failsd
to report themselves in time, they were very
properly superseded by another committee: but
that, for their own satisfaction, they made a
hasty examination Of The various mills exhibited
and were unanimous in the opinion that 1t re-
CURED more time and better opportunity to
lest the machines than could be Obtained on the
Fair Grounds. The Committee consider the
object to be obtained one Of great importanc. !;
snd, after consulting with most Of the propric-
tors Of mills, stating clearly what the object Of
the Board WAS in offering premium, aud what
We desire to have their mills accomplish, came
10 the conclusion to grant another trial, and
make more thorough e1am1uation.' 1u decid-
ing On this course, we say to all exhibitors, we
arc not authorized to offer any premiums, but
will provide suitable place for trial, anI grant
certificate to tue successful mill We hare
appointed Thursday, the 18th Of October next,
as the day for trial, more specific notice of
Which mill be girca IN the daily papers,
Yours truly, q. AnaoCR,
II. WAlkxa,
d. Tnoursox,
y. Y. MrSxs
, 1859-09-20
Hand EuEIno No. IS.

Ea1&O14 aAA 4FplAF@
In your account Of the late fire, headed "A
Battle will The F1ames," speaking Of the almost
superhuman cxertions Of tho Department in
their successful endeasors in preventing the
flames from crossing Carroll street, and taking
hold Of the high piles Of lumber bordering on
that street, you award all the laureis to the
steamers Long John and the Atlantic,
when the facts are that Tho hand Gu
giuc. No. u vas tho second il not the
tirst machine that WAS ordered to that position,
and she battled the flames there for hours, aud
until all farther danger was past; it was Is that
stood between the flames ut tue spot where he
lumber caught fire some six Or light times, and
was ns often e1tinguishcd by her brave boys
The steamers there did nobly, and well de-
serse oil the praise you bestow, and Thirteen's
boys a'e not Of those who 50 fooli*bly sueef at
the Stean, Department, and grumble ut our city
fathers for making the change they haye. but
wltiic you truly SPEAK Of their superior efforts,
We oply ask you to do simple justice 10 our
humble cndeasors ia assisting our more power
full brothers in their good work.
ID. . TORRENT
, 1859-09-20

Sept-'17, 1851 = s''
Preaent-MeSsrs. Foster, Bass, Porter. r.f,
1liegiuson, Dore, sheahan, md Carpen.er. AA'''
Absent-Aessrs. Ha1en, Hoard, Moseley.
Hayes, WARD, StuEteysnt, and Scwbe.7y.
On motion Of Mr.. Sheahan, Dr. Foster r,<
appointed President pro tcm.
The minutes of the last meeting vera real
aud approved. -.
Ar. Dore offered the following resolution:
Essslrfd, That Frederick II. Youse be en-.
paoJ ed temporarily as Assistant Teacher in M he
High school, =. the rate Of $500 per xanam.
The .:yes and nays being called for. the rcs.
clation w1s adopted by tie following vote;
ak.sT1ess... = stes Aigginson. Carpenter, Dorc,
Porter, INt, Nass, aud Foster.
NAr-Nr. Shcahan-l. :
: on motion Of Ar. Dore. Teaehers' certificates
Te,e granted to DaEid fisherman. Terrence
Dohsry, Emerson ". Peet, David {. NcCloy.
\ n MeHinau. orrcn E. Moore, Oliver Adams
Samuel y. White, Frank. Shepard. i. Henry
Van EEoll. @ =. F.anklin PcnGeld, II. E. Peter
son, Emily l., Robinson. and Jane q. Mickie.
". Il. WELLS Sec'r
, 1859-09-20
keoeolw

UNITED STATES FA1n-TuE SILVER MEDAL
S7ovEs.-Thc Sand 0ren Economist Cooking
Store has received at the late exhibition in this
city, the LARGE SILVER MEDAL. it being the
highest prize This has been obtained in con.
test with several Of tic best stoyes in the coun-
try. The public will sanction the judgment
OF the committee. We believe that this store
combines more desirable qualities than any 9TH
CT. The large sale already achieved in this
city, will now be rapidly increased. No one in
want of good stove will fail to examine it,
The "BLAz1xa STAR" Smoke and Gus Burner,
for the use Of Illinois Coal, is IN elegant stove
for parlors, halls, stores, &c. Thisalso received
the first prize. tits continuous buruet. The
fire only requires to be nude ouce during the
Season. It is seif.fceder, and not one quarter
the trouble to manage as other stoves. It only
requires to be known to be generally adopted.
The "STAE or THE NORM" heating store for
hard coal has taken several premiums 1t former
fairs Itis q genuine gas burner, and has At
tained grcat popularity both here and ut the
It's doubtful il three better stores can be
found in tue world They are manufactured
By the well-kuown firm Of ". 1 J. Treadwell,
Perry / Norton, Albany. y. T., and for sale at
retail in this city By those reliable dealers, a.
Il. 4 G. II. Miller, No. o37 State street, and
\. +. Becker, ~. -cs Randolph street. Call
and see Them. sep19-1w
, 1859-09-20
TORRENT,
West Side Bc1 RInrer.

Isl possible for any ythiug to bo done 10 com.
No. is, to attend 10 his duty; he ID 20 notorious
ly neg!ectlul md careless, that it Las bceome a
perfect nuisance. 1t is fact capable Of beiu,,
prured ut any time, that during the mast ira
mouths be has struck the wrong district twicc
out Of every three times there has been a 6re'
and ut the receut. great conaagra,ion the beli
wns not runE at all until the Court House bejl
had rung neariy ten minutes, and then notrith-
standing the Court House bell gase Tho correct
No. four, this nuisance Of. ours rung the ed dis
trict rs long as it was any use TO r;nspt all en-,
this same thing has been repeated time attrr
Tine - - =
Oar worthy chiefhas been complained to =
number OF t'mes IN regard to it, but still there
Is no improvement. Nhat can be- done.
, 1859-09-20
DIED.

Ia B1-tn-tou. 11wz tie lfh }as. LIZZIE aeed eies
north. md e<sen sya oay cld VI E. H. aod J. He.eo
Eexsn, cf tLttaE,.
On Sunday. tie 18Th lns:, JANE PELGRlN. vile Of
H. SaIde' oeit Aged :: yeaEs a5i mcs.
The funeral viii take ri zee this Afternoon It ocoek
from her a:e residence, ST South Desla.nes .tzeet.
On the lssA ins:- JAMES ELIJAH .na of william ed
Ann cazrEat"E, atet 1rass Ar raaa,As-
Tbs fune viii lake place from tae residence cf
Re1asr aad Fukoa e,:erA. t;s tTu.ttay} .se:rt-nat
O'clock Fssrn:s nd acquaataers respectfully av
tel to alteai
, 1859-09-20
AcctpKxr or TIE CaIcAGo AND N1Lw,

AcctpKxr or TIE CHIc4Go AND MILwACKEz
EA1LRoAD.-.Au accident occurred on the Chi.
caso and Milwaukee Railroad, yesterday, at
Racine. The passenger trim which left s1il.
waukee at 10 A. N. for this city, ran into bag.
gage-car which had been left standing on q
switch too near ,ls main track, demolishing
the car, dansgiug the locomotive considerably,
tearing up section Of the rails and injuGing the
fireman, though not seriously.
, 1859-09-20

when amonr III. nt,r.c,;ons of 1bs cr,ot
Fair xccl Nh, namcd tbe nromipnnt fe,ture of
a c1,v3 t,;at +. Steam Enr;nc- Il w,s m, con.
t.nnl.,ed nor an,;c;uoted box notob]e lint tr;nt
,ro,,ta t,coo,,. i, t,,s o,es or c;t;,o,. ,nd ~,
manv cucsts. vh.n il should take The form Of m
x,.nal n;yht.lonr ,,,ntcst between ,,,e devon,;nr
element On tho one hand aud the new tirc-ex.
tinpui.binr aren't Steam on The other.
Ne be1;eye Il VA. fully demonstrated that on,x
, 1859-09-20

S4rAxcxes VISITING TUE Carr shoh1d bear in
mind that Strashurgh's celebrated Zouaye oint-
nacnt is the only article invented that will cure
baidness, turn grey hair to its original color,
and Ct adicate scruG and daudrutf; and thas
Strasburgh's celebrated Shampoo Lotion is the
bai1 and head, cure tan frcclles, salt rheuu,.
etc, ETC.; an6 that Strasburgh's Sectarine is
The only oQ in the world that viii make the hair
curl
Manufactured by Grecnebaum Co., At their
depot, 1eS West Randolph Street, and for sale
il all the Drug and Fancy Stores throughout
the United States and Canada.
SC II ly
, 1859-09-20


| FEEaT's C1Rcr1An LOG AID s1p,xa Mus
S5vES1n ; SAr1oSA1 .'s Exnln1I1oS-Cn,sago' 59rf.
| nrcm;nm n cr,nd *;;rar' naS,; ~ ~ IT, u
Ferry. jr., Of Ferry sburg. Michigan. Portable
saw Hlli r. Highest premium awarded bronze
n.n 1' Nsnors r. H. .;,aa A. 1' 8 A'ea'"
Secretary New York State Agricultural Associ-
alton, Chairman Committee lns.
AHss'' RES' fzrLEr Pooa, sec'y U. s. Ag-
.aa ~. rssu,t =. ~. nn;.sd s.,..a r.;.se 49, 49,
ss~..:.;aa :. .o,1s..;.e -
r. -, .-:.:-~7r -,
.e ,f. -, c;....,.-c ,,:1,. ,.I..-
Agricultural society, Ar-B.F-1ohnson. who WIS
the Chairman Of the Committee Of that de-
nartment
, 1859-09-20
THE CITY

LARCENY or CoA7.-John Field, dlias-.
corae, WAS arrested on the Fa!r Ground on SUI
day. and beld to bail in $500 in yesterdays 20.
lice Court for stealing coat.
, 1859-09-20

STOVE " WoRK-Stores blacked and set M at
Eety short n9ti>e. Leave your orders With Fan
Sehanes Il State street, sign Of the Golden Tea
AetIe. beoQlm.
, 1859-09-20
1 UCTION. .-AUCTlON:-
Great Inducements.
FROM $4,000 TO se,eu0 DOLLARS WORTH
-uF-
Property at Auction.

vii o3tr t1r aala The ~ Ator IN kank2kas
County. state If lAn~-.
On Wednesday,, Sept. ol~t, 1850,
The fu!nt desirable p ops IT, ron !slinx IT urer exven
hnndfed at1ra VI vzuahts hod. MILL aid l1a- The
Mil Il Msute tht k1nkAkee River. aanttAIy hult of
nnetooe - BY ~ tet. fur ns!rs hExh. Ah Ut
et trrHeh bu ~ and at nachi1sxy all nsw aod
in INT oid anf raLAbe NJ DUNG large business.
bhs Faus a! frhn. :hu mill AMI we'll .iuae and d.
vtlst into arnA with aut Iouf auire md afty
A.reA In0ef cultivation, . tuk4xs:
, 1859-09-20

The Republicans Of La Sa1Ic County hare
nominated s. n. Lewis for County Treasurer,
Wells Waite tor School Commissioner, and ".
F. Nhitmoro for County Surveyor.
, 1859-09-20

% hr. Head, Of Chicago, is Of the twenty
two American cricketers who are selec.ed to
meet the eleven English players in the great
match to come oil, and for which the Britishcrs
left the shores Of Albion on the 7th inst.
, 1859-09-20

- II you want choice article Of Table
Butter, 60 10 Watson & Wrights, 160 State
street. se9-10-
, 1859-09-20

Gas FIx7rnEs-Those in want Of any thing Of
The kind will DO well to call on J. II. Jeroulj,
No. IS South Clark street lie has the most
complete assortment in the citr. Also Lamps,
Wicks, Chimni~s, Paper and Glass Shades. &C.,
tc auaT.1un