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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23

+ will Ray the highest market price tor Corn al
l. Wheat cred At tue City Mills.
). y. HOLLlNGSwORTH,
octl2-tf No. Market street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
RAILROAD COAL.

THE finest lot Of CoaIn the city Of Nashville is at
L sIs ErNA YARD, which is the only pilce thai
gives the legal weight per bushel. II - s"arsnteeO
give heat, asnes aud SCOT IN phany other
uow offered Tor sale. We Will continue To supply
our frieIds and customers - our usual low prIcet
during the coming winter. Fry the EINA COAL
aud b convinced that il is the most economical II
the market orlors dropped ia Box -, p. ". AZ
the Yard tck Of y. & C. AZ h. Depot SIll be prompt
ly attended to. SAMUEL j. AGNEN
oCtll-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
Wheat Fans! Wheat Fans!

tkTE are ia rsesiPI ola lot sfsagssioF whs.tFsns
w rhey Siii5s s1ia al asaafAetory prices al xe
Mafkst s1rr-t
mas3S CARTER. wTI.sFoRn GA.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
81. Aeu,s s.e,aem syrup.

Iusr -slsivedta packages sf 20 aAd 10 Cations, !
J Loais Solaea SyraP.
Aiso. Loaf ,,ss sssS saa Powdered sagsFs.
kIzELt., HOOPER CO.,
uav3o-if Saz esna Market street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
EresM Sechs.

(NLoyER, Timothy, Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
T. Orchard tIrass seed Just received and for safe
low f,r casa. RAINS, BROWN * Co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
Lstton Yarns.

INstoreand or sale, at M.aafAesareFts prices
Il large 4asatiiy ,fthoss sslebralsd Gotten fAras
manufactured by ths etssWe9d faelosy = hIch Tor
galiy and Iaper isriiy stan ia artEAled Oar stsss
aILEIL. HOOPER CO.,
sprs-tf Nee. sAEa MARKS !.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
Wautro.
Cross Ties Wanted.
Wheat Kanted.

TTNHg "A atsrss<nedis arspaFiag soputtAssroa1wxy
Mills ate sPsr4floa sara q sapgiy ef as =
whs1i cas- ae 9ottised. TAs higAsst aarkes pr.cs
slii b. psfdses xAsss deliveries 81 tAe MAI
saaeA d D. Mickey
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
Irish Potatoes.
Corn and iNheaI.

INstoreandsorsaleafew barrels ofe xceil I lrsl
lPJtltoes NIZELL, HOOPER 4 Co.
apra-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
Sheppard's Gold Pens.

4 SMALL assortment OF these superior GOLD
N PENS, this day received by
HAGAN,
n1Stl-a IL College st.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
DIR. G. *. Bonds French Pre-
XanfatiVas

fIfHIS article sa s0les tlsss hea;h eiream
l. Stances do aot permit an Increase OF "a ally
regulate or IA nit tae ab,f OF thsr odsprfag WitA
atiaJartag tas constitutions. IL II ts oAy safe
urs pre- seAttuSe against PreJaGaey aal Dssels>.
he ao1ve article caa oes}nt by mai 10 say part OF
he uated states or c4nada, two for 81, and IS per
dozen.
DR.. O. W. BDNDs SPANISH FEAALE MONTHLY
iLIs--ruese Pills are the oay niedistae fnarfri or
tage ladies San rely upoa vita safety and csFtttnty
for asne late rcmoyalSI Distractions, iFrega-
lArtes, &c aegsaoid aSbe assG iarlAg Pre-
Price 81 per box. t-aea oSx ooatalns u PaIs Scul
mail.
fhs u,octor can be consulted on all diseases OF a
rivate aatare. Scleatiac grsatmsaI, quick cure
. nj noderate charge guaranlced.
GE0KGE X. BOND. ND. Osics, eoraeT of Grand
and Orchard Streets the Saos store. katfanes
Eo.aS orchard street, New York. Established IN
ls32i a.ta4-si3fa
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
Extra Fauiiy Flo

CvxfRA FA,niiy FtaaF mate from as~ wheat, +,
IA sale AZ gas oroAasay Aiia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

LIGHTsIsG ON THE WIRES Last Monday eve .,og
failed receive the usual early night report oy ter
eersph, which vas explained by sdrpaica inior mug
us that a severe storm was preythcg 10 mo "s@sn
part OF the State We learn that At GeneVs, me
electric fluid eItered the Telegraph ofhce ana coesn-
ersbly Injured toe operator Mr.. S"ih body scorcnsg
bis face and il turing bus eyes 20 much thai ne Is ss~
porarily bind: the dad alsO ensred into the van OF
the bnidug. rnskiog quite hole IN the wall when It
nas.ed out This is sad to be the second Instance on
r,cra where an accident Of this nature hss occurred.
The other inst .nce occurred IN ono VI the SouLhern
s ,te@ sewers. years siDce doring the prevslescs d
terrible storm. by which the wires were melted for
pnnber of miles BY the uld in this instance the opera
Tor died from the effects Of his Djuries. Ia the latter
"a well ar in the former case, the operator lte
too hsety IN putting his instruments in circuit. IL
IL CUSTOMARY for operators, at the near approach OF
thunder storms 10 dscoLpect their instruments fr IN
the wires and leave them ~ disconnected until ne
fury OF the storm be spent and, in the case Of Le
Geneva operator, be, supporting that tho storm al
parsed far enough eastward, put his nsumsnta i1to
'circuit, aud while doing 50, the fluid entered the
Office, and as he had his hands upon the wires, ne
uid ps-sed from the wires 10 the peson OF the opera
tor There is not the slightest danger from Lightning
in stelegraph Office provided always that the opersofa
do pot handle the wires OF their instruussees.
lAibsay Aga Jsy q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

ACAnt.. Or 4 No,-4I War TIE Blue MOST. By FRED-
au1 5 CozzE>s l2lro. Up. 81 DeFAy Jackson.
Mr.. Cozzens has E1ade excellent gse G the ms
terials for lively narrative furnished by rapid
e1cursioR in a portion Of the Britinh Arencan
Province His resp1ence in what Wss the old
Acadia, now made classic ground By the pen OF
Longfallow, was of bat brief durstion; but with
eye and ear wide open, he has permitted noiea'ure
of interes. % escape his attention, and has Eere
recorded his experience Of four weeks trsvel Win
no less vSac:tg Of humor than power OF S5sersa'
ton. With the exception Of an occasional ding r.
Yankee pretenSon and sly hit h: those whom tic
regards as 0yersanguine refarmors, his work is
singulsry go0d,natured in its tone, and minsling
but s slight modicUm Of verjuiss with lis keenes
ssrcssms. As specimen of his msDger, We will
take the whole Of one of the stories wkich he tells
so WEI, promising only, BY way of explanation
that hsyipg landed at Louisburg with 4 chance
companion, al eccentric young EoehshUan' to
vbon he give. the fancy name of Plet0n, he pays
visit on a SuIisy to a certain Scotehnlan called
McGibbe.. the only owner OF horse and wagon
in the vicinity, Tor which useful eqiPsSe iaey have
occasion to convey them to Sydney
Some learned philosopher las asSeE'ea 'Ia' wen
peIsou bas become accustomed L. oue pscnAr A'nu OF
net IT VII be expressed ~ tAs Lnseasps'' LIS 's'f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

HISTORY ~ THE CITY OF SYw-YORE. FROM irs
EAhLIEsT l.LEMENi 10 ThG PitE>EN ~ aE
T. h,EF 7. JrH. -1o, PP. 70 w Z l. Cais
h--.-r.
VIII .he .oye Of historical research that prevails
- SO gI,aI !. -A,els aaong our noe. Negligent
, 1859-07-20
GOAL OIL-COiL OIL.


GOAL OIL-COAL OIL.
TIC a,e how nsnuta et11.ag IN sz.ic.e Of
ECPIoN,
Ssic,csss saaae u the Is lei staes Is seIoEie.s
Ie inoderuus and exp!osye-sll nslshef dEs1 ~
..ef NOT Eese ne eaz and burns with tas osasaas5 Of
COAIOLEINE,
similar Ia qusa,y aad aqpeas7ace Kes04as Oh. It
retucld price
CREOSOTE OIL.
This Oil IS psoiu.r4 in the m.uassaqse e. Coal t and
a,;n III " III Il to fsErusl Companies. Steamboat
oes md the to xho.a ~ urtse,.as:en Ct timer M ~
snaazt of Money nay b sa'ed. .....
CAR AND AXLE GREASE.
4? r. IT, Z: a; e. ':ss
DISxACLE OIL,
For Head usss on Ioonottr*. u*td b The rasiae
.se ID 3 sisaa s; III e I
IUBElcAT1SG OIL,
rhs Cbeapest and Te=t row In rse-
... BESZ0LE OIL,
peeansy ad,psei r al portable Ga Machines and v*Fez
Lanps*
E.'.pHTHA
cheap aseas foE .u: eng obi rubber e7z springs roof
:AsPHALTEM AND PITCH,
or m ktods for Conpp tte Roofe.s k Il low rates.
! = COAL OIL REFUSE,
VERY che 7ren xererx1ae s,es in paet Of Kosz
AID Ga4 Tar: sko tn b. raed IN k:asa xot1k fs fuel
| t-J r. F1tLAy CO. oil OH Manufacturer ane
EtMas1s Wait1cuse Ii Ncr1h Third Il ~ loth, Ao.
For x1eby
| ". Fl, CHAPPELL It. CO.,
| OFFICE 1s.i SOUTH WATER STREET
/ ChseaSo Ch<ufe&s Hsrkss
j5is cs.s =
| TUPUY i MITCHELL,
IL EExER4L coHxLSs1oy MERCHANTS
| prupte or9 Of The
FULTON GRAIN ELEVATORS,
xns- ..a - sad T., NORTH WATER STREET
! CHICAGO.
Con5szoer.s so1dstd of Flour, Gsah. Pork, Hdes.
! &c- de-, H.
I Adyzaee r,de On tonstEDneGta
, 1859-07-20
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAYS July 20, 1859:

wk.raza Nxrr1Rs.-3tr. Capen reminds ps
Of typographical error in our quotation &
yesterday: "Friday aud Saturday offer the
best {not lcast) indications Of foul weather."
aud again, the great heat Of Saturday is to be
at8Ax.'
Let Is take the. occasion 10 again to adrise
everybody 10 keep their eyes open light tot The
airtense solar" and - hot element" to srrs:e
tomorrow morning, and order extra ice from
1oE
, 1859-07-20
The ElAye-Tr1dc Really ReOpencd.
10 the Editor Of the y. J. Tdtuae:


S,a:-~A tour md sojourn Of some weeks IN
The south, has satisfied me that the careful
correspondent" of the Herald, whose opinions
ron secn to distrust in Your papcr Of today, is
correct in his conclusions, and deserves the
thanks of every friend Of freedom and humani-
II for the cournge aud fidelity Of lis disclosures.
I hare had ample evidences Of the fact that
those arc greatly behind the times who specu.
late on the probabilities of re-opening the Ari-
can slayctrade; it Is already thing ateoua-
nlishci. and tue traffic is brisk, and rapidly
,ncrcasinc, In fact, the most vit1} question
II the dny il not the opening Of this trade, but
its suppression. Shall it be Iougcr tolerated in
ae6npcc Of Vi! laws of God, aud Of all laws Of
Christian. and cven Mohanlmclnn nations
The arr1ral Of carsoes Of negroes, fresh from
Afr;ca in our Southern ports, is I'M event of
frenucnt occurrence, MANY Of ihe public Jour.
nais If that region arc supposed to bc III the
| ;ntcrcst Of the traders, aud the publishers
nfoshsr. arr rreyented from, announcing such
o-~s1s hr wrll .rnnudeti fears TINT such action
| wan;d cr;,o.r tLcmsclyes to The venseance Of
~ v h+,,t.f md Larbarvus men engaged in this
| hn.;nsss. in ai ,tc cotton States tie CT is for
chcs.,spcerocs.
! Tl;rr dsnouuce our laws against The Stare
| tv.dr ~ nrytectiye tariff Of lwetre or iftcen
| hundred ncr cent, On the price of labor for the
hcnc6t oi the sIavc breeding States: increasing
| the price Of negroes for consumption in the
cotton fields from one hundred dohafs eaeh eans
full cost Of importation were j. no; LOT p.9n1io,''
, 1859-07-20
THE McALLIETFK Il STE@Rt.sS
BONDS.


We take it ttnt there is but orc course for
the Republican State officers and tile nepnhli-
can partyto to pursue in regard to tho refunded
AcAllster 4 Ste!bins bonds. They should
say to the holdcrs Of them, TINT If they w-ill
give them up and take their old bonds or now
ones, in strict accordance with the act Of lS49,
therefor, they will not meet with Republ~
can opposition. But il this he not done speed
ily-if tue parties holding these bonds persist
in the assertion that they are good and valid
CHIN, against tho State, and c1a.uor for
their payment-tl1en it will become the
duty Of Republicans to tell them that their
bonds will be repudiated in toto-thc 2s c4-1oo
cents on the dollar, their real value, included.
All the Ac!Allister + Stebbins bonds except
these, have long ago been funded at the value
fired by tue Legislature in 1sa3. Wc hope
4hat tue surrender Of this last batch, which
haze lately acquired such notoricty, will close
up forever the States account with that firm.
Doubtless the holders will be wise in time!
, 1859-07-20

FAFA1A1o. Ind. Iu'y l&, 1ec8.
Ednn>s rresz a1l Tribune:
Will you be so kind rs to inform the country
readers Of your excellent sheet, The faro fata
agreed upon BY the Chicago, st, Paul aud F. du
l., X. r., to carry those who concinde to partici.
pate in the forthcoming S. Of. II. Excursion TO
St Paul: You announce ''hs!f fave tickets,
etc." but rs many may be ignorant Of The rrgu-
lar rates, respectfully solicit reply to the
above. Yours truly; E. E.M,
Tic farc for the "ronud trip" that is. from
this city to Mtunehaha md return, is eleven dol.
lars, including sta,e rooms End meals On the
boats.
, 1859-07-20

- Two years since, in lengthy article, We
called the attention Of our readers to ''The Ton
tioental Insurance Company" Of New York. rc.
ierring 10 the large capital and wealth Of tie d-
rectors, also u the extraordinary secnri'y they
cd at the lowest price. By reference to our ad-
ycrtisemcnt in to-day's paper, it will be seen
thu. the company hare just returned 50 Z cent.
of premiums earned, OF over 3l0O,000 to Gus
toners on the business Of the past year. THIS,
taken with the dividend Of 1858 Of 50 per cent,
1851, 50 per cent, aud cash capital Of 500.
0U0 with 4 surplus Of ovcr 6i0O,0o1, we think
makes it the perfection of m Insurance Com.
paoy.
They have an agency in this city ut No.
CLARK et,-Mason / Co., Agents. iylY-2t
, 1859-07-20
THE CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.

THE CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The receipts Of Produce, 4c., during the past
week wcre'-G.a43 hhls flour; ;s,1ol bu wheat
~, ,5cs bu corn; GLOSS In oats, s,o,3 bu rye;
so bu barley.
The shipments during the game period were:
1860 bbls flour; ls5.los bu wheat; a3s, ,os5
bu corn; l5,oss bn oats; 100 bu barley.
Tue receipts and shipments since the LIST Of
January. compare witl, chose Of 1855 as fol-
lpws:-
, 1859-07-20

To CLosE Tue Sgasos.-In order to make
extensive alterations and enlargcments in hcr
store, and also to make room for n large stock
Of fall goeIs Miss u. II. Marsh, e3S State street,
wilt mark down her whole stock Of summer
millinery. and Mix such priecs sbale effect its
immediate sale Iii Is to 80 hats will be sold
At from IS 10 $G.5e. All Il to 81 iiats will be
/ sold at fr,,m $3 to 34,5o- Straws, blooners,
jockeys and c|,il1ren's hats viii be sold ut the
New York cost. Rich ribbons will De reduced
one third in p.ice-
Two shilling Ribbons for Is cents; 90 cent RIB
bons for If cents; all six shilling Ruchcs for
20 cents; iull band made ltuehes, SIT; = xery
heat ttrce row Ru>elle, l4ac. Ill six shilling
Flowers for 50 Cents, and all her goods reduced
cquails. i large lut Of Lace Wells will be sold
at yery tom prices. I.ipcn Cambric Handker-
chiefs, Hosiery aud Gloves, will bs cleared out
at Gust.
To every lady who has millinery to purchase,
| this sale oilers unusuai Inducements. Notice
the number. s55 State a1reet, between Jackson
and Van Hurcn. l|l1-sW
, 1859-07-20

~ The steamer Planet ia up for two Of those
cha.7ning lake excursions tomorrow ereuine.
Two trips will be gireu respectively ut and
Pm
, 1859-07-20

tN The charming excursion to Lake Forest,
giren BY the Indiana Street II. E. Sunday
School, takes place at uinc A. u. Cars leave
the MilNaakcc depot at that hour.
, 1859-07-20

B 4 valuable gray rarc was stolen from
The stnblc Of Archibald ciybourne. Esq., at lit.
residence on Gybourpo ascnue on Monday
night,
, 1859-07-20

NEW Board OF Trade DC1LprSc,-Thc corner
stone Of the new building being erected for Ii.
Board Of Trade, was laid to-day, with appropri-
MI
, 1859-07-20

BA poor inebriatc-James Smith-was
picked up drunk on the Court House Square,
yesterday, in m almost hte1ess condition lit
tie more exposure to the solar action would
have settled his earthly afIairs forever
, 1859-07-20

WHEELER & W1Lsox's SEwlxe MAcnrxEs.-We
prefer them for fa1.iIy use.-N \. Tribune.
They are the farurises for fasnilies.-N. !.
T.m<s
They are without riyal-Sdix.:sae Anaers-
Gun.
They mainsuin the pre.emiaenee.-H 7. En-.
FTksz. -
Z Fur h<n,sin7, filling, tuetiag and gata<e.ng
NJ statement is necessary, as their reputation
for successfully doing this work. las been for
some time established.
best taeut in tue Union, ere involved in this
machine. GEORGE X. CatrrxxpES. Gen'i A.t.,
iY1.lmo Let and 1t3 Lake street.
, 1859-07-20

The following table show the amount Of -four
and grain in store on the 18th inst, compared
syithe with the same amount in store last year
at the same period -
, 1859-07-20

II The case Of sun stroke reported for Mon
day, on South Clark street, turns ont TO bare
been m epilectic fit, habitual with tie sufferer
John Schrciber-aud tro1n which be has re-
corerrd
, 1859-07-20

TEE TcnP.-The Cincinnati Comme-c:al Of
the 18th says:-The celebrated trotsing horse
Reindeer arrived in the cit, - terdax, and tool
gvdttess nj Mr. George Crrs. = tables =" Keiu-
deer" is owned IN Chicago, I'd visits this plaee
for the purpose Of tryinE his III :ss's with like
distinguished racer Of Lexington, Kv. In the
@ E..teFa cite. 1Ks!adess .;: eaiot. ai9h ,ep,.
Reod time Is either Flora Temple" Of " Esh"n
Allen" Tho race, We are informed, Mill take
place Within few weeks, orer the Queen Guy
Course. If the arrangements are consumn,atet},
1overs Of The turf can rely upon the finest con'
test that has ever come Of. in this vicinity.
, 1859-07-20

ALLEGED ;nioSA@ ,...,1 49, N.... -. -
1'asl evening OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.'''' . % Wv ~
oo7sei awe =, ~
" oos so''teo 'e ~ wv 11sr:.
'u"o1 'aa' eo A~1
iosner' VINO n&s eel's ~ ~ .soAeu up>n :"
4se"t ano wv! W. y. 80. . ssa. :.-sl ,..:.. 49,.
'afnea :" '"'a ~ r,.ss =. e.s .,
''"tu4.'e T.N ~
'n."us'at's =. ~ A -,
-, ,... 80 ce,,.~-I 49,
~ M - o.a ~ NV h,s;na,. h,,,L.
49,. s ~..tn...s;. y, ~ ,s;..' e.,
ufzh;.,. .z.;..
s ',:s'. ~ .'.i.. ~ o,darz Tn-n.. h- f.,..n,.-
- a. $500. ~ ,hr.a ,o,o-cd :, a;,;-..
- r....s5. .1,r-ad ,ham ~ .ona na;.. 49,
~" n'a ..sa .ss,. .asa - ..,-;na ~ I ~, ~ :n ~
49, .e.:..'s. ' "~
''s '''0~'
Inc protna'ea1'oh u Luis suspicion ana Tue
cFcdence 1t gcneFal!y 1eee''eo' gare 10 turner's
re-appea9a"e ne3e easH aa eAcl'einen' 'oa' us
o,,v Than, tn the ,ocsu, uberr be v,. .h,,t nm
for sale kee,inr about nine o'clock last evening.
Tbere were rumorz Of violence nrenaripp which
might seek to reach Turner even there. but The
,eport was rround1css. saye that il vas certain
m ;u,;opalion of M CANNON order. and indeed
Of no common proyocation possessed the
breasts of many Of orr colored citizens, among
whom the intelligence Of the aboye circamstan-
rsz srre,. ron;d1y
Ths-a ,ra. s,;d n Inv. h..n . o,ths-;,o ~
.o,o-oa c;,;-sa, 1,.+ avcn;no to .oace,+ .c,;on
ons VIZ eeA'eSs WV s"A'os o''s'na'eo Asoaa 'ae
circumstances 'oa' 1a'ae1 numerous n'ctas
gatnef1ns, 'ono soc.ety % VIC 'eato' "os plAee
d. the co1orca Ae1noois' enosca Oh 'aeason
street.
AS 'oF iu1nes' tne oo1ce' o' ta's e4e''es'sn''
n's cono'''on .as' e'en1ns "aa "na' "o"'a oe
called IN *mse man, ugnt' 1houen ne
seemed some"na1 sta1ueo, aao ano conscnlea
10 oelne aneafcerateo' "a'ea ne oe gahtS Of
"nat Is, cna'seu oPon o!n "oo'o oe ios 4l'io
simple 3usuee e1tenoeo TO pes'oo 'ar De-
'ona "''a1 ne in'sa' oeena ''FS"sa'y' Aaa pre-"
caut'onaf!.
Tas: NKw BoAnp or TnAnz Rooxs-CEnz-
aos1xs or LAYING TUE CogxEn S7oxR-Yes-
.erlay was the interesting occasion Of tho cere-
NOME, Of layinQ the corner stone Of the new
building to bc erected by one fellow citizen John
S. Sewhousc, Esq, for the accommodation Of
the Board of Trade, on the lot nearly adjoining
We1,s s+ree. ,,ridoa m Smith wafar street
raa ~ .,s. .,.,.t,,.. h.r. ,,,,,1,. 1,,o,,
PA' ~. ~. @'4e 80
described. iney gtFe handsome aoo suo-
stanlial four story business block, fronting one
,rpdrcd md tucntv fret m Sopth water strpct
, 1859-07-20

- Mcssrt. Burlaus l. Sulitl,, livery stnble
keepers, were vict1mized on Thursday Of last
week to tue value Of aae buggy and harness,
borrowed By two strangers, from whom rs jet
=" no returns
, 1859-07-20
MAR EIED.

In Cxbd-e CITY, Indiana On tbe 14ih inst Ly the Rev.
Mf Spef1eY ef that piao!, IuStltA u. lANktt. E-Q,
and ATS LITTLE f. ALLlDA. d.ugh.sE tf sanford
Dallha, Etq. a!l Of thtseo.
, 1859-07-20
LOCAL. MATTERS.

ARRIVAL or NEw (;oons.--Gco. II. Stevens
l. Co., II Lake street, are il receipt Of Magenta
Fans per last steamer, Necklaces and Ladies
Cbatelaines Of Etruscan sts les of setting. tndi-
sidual Salt1 Of iue silver with morocco case.
4 tasty article for wedding present.
iI11xd1w
, 1859-07-20

2 Cu1cAco UxvERsrr, FEST ANNUAL Cox
xEsckuxSr E1zRc1sHs--Th numerous and ZEAL
Gus friends Of tho noble educational enterprise,
aow not only possessing \ name but, q "loca]
hsb,taaon' ~ among Us As the University Of CHI
caso," are looking forsara to IN occasion which
may dttingly be to them one Of much congratu.
lation and rejoicing, the FIRST annual Commence.
ment exercises Of the new institution. These
several services arc announced to take place in
the following order: =.
!. Rev. ". w. Eserts, D. D., Of this city, lats
Of Louisville, will deliver an address before the
Trustees and friends on this Wednesday evening
at the Firat Baptist Church.
I 9, The services Of dedication Will take paacs
At the University on Thursday morning, at !!
o'clock. Address BY Hon. J. R, Doolittle, o
Wisconsin. ''-
3. 4 collation. in Tie dining hall Of the Uni
rersity. Ut which there viii hs speeches By dil
| tinguished Speakers
1. An address. before The Faculty and str
deutx, on Thursaay evening, at the First Dapti.
: Church, By Prok /. :Kend.iet, D. D.,
Rochester University. ::~-.
, 1859-07-20
Sutton SMeS.


DIT GILBERT i SAMPSON,
At Auction, SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS
CAErETa CKU.kEky ASD GLASS ARE
On THURSDAY I'D FRIDAY. July slx ara ~ eaa,.
euetnx ~ T.. ~ VII se II ur1 xaessr&m ~. u
sf god. six:-Fs4 suits of* Fsees In Ko-seoot NJ
bay, Walnut sna R'.rvo4t ~ b c1s.sttr ~ars fsll
laat; wy a1e ayes- fa:,ee: bxs;feea, ,sa Ma,es
tx.tyq :, <auaesas- Ain I'll - ered out th< hsaAss
q kea ntats 4 ta.n;ure a* 4s<r II g.:
Uuhls " ii Ice rSehsss Waer Pitchers sp, ~ Fozts
.astof% saiTvh -: A%i sener7t .ESstrsne &C., ?, ssae
fntes ssst*, Tee a- Dnner aeta. Aso. sccan1 HIND
Fu4nttu1s Ere, Etc. *Ale without Ecses~e-
Upf reEu1F ~a.4 lars nf fnyn.uFr and H1s14ehaaa
Ga,Js tuesdays. TI,.t sD>TS aLd FRIDAYS at
earh %exk. GILBERT + SAAPSAtN.
1, AuEzSGA<lk&'
, 1859-07-20

- The following aze the earnings Of the
GAlena and Chicago Union Il. R. Company for
The weeks ending JuIJ. 18th. 1858 and 1850: g
, 1859-07-20

SrseEn's new "a" NAcu1Sk.-This late IN
veution is designed to obgiate every difficulty
s1lut has heretofore arisen in all Sewing Ma
chimes. Il haa., "a, tuets aad gathers: The
great demand for them already felt in this mar.
Eet, is guarantee that they must supesce4ie a'1
other machines in use; now on exhibition, to-
retl,er with ail the different styles Of Singers
Machines, At g.; Lake Street. L. ": Nar1is.
agent. 1e9i-s'no
- Remember when you wish good aTticle
Of hesosine Coal Oil, Chimnies Wlcks, &c.
ahat the Lamp and 0'l Emporium |. Ut ls6
Clark st. 1y4 TT
, 1859-07-20

BuRG1AlsY.-The house of Alfred Smitl. in
the western suburbs Of the city, on Owen street,
was entered b. burglar on Monday night
through rear window left open. 4 key Of the
bureau found and gold watch belonging to
Mrs. Smith taken from, the drawer. So. other
urppcrty Was taken.
, 1859-07-20

could not learn, was sun struck while at work
near the G.iena depot yesterday afternoon:
, 1859-07-20

II G II sgSfesv. 44s.7tsd~g Ase.t, e Dss,ser.-st
i asAot~i 10 sAeefrs ~ 34s 61d aff IL
L<ali.7 Pape1s q he S~rA Vat isZtss<y