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, 1859-08-20
The Dro1th aAa tke ran Crs1,i,

The drought still continues to the Infinite an
noyunce of nur citizens. and ell who are inter
ested III the corn CROP Field after Celia is strick.
Ell down, and the farmer notes thst the leaves
which curl up by day donot open again 1t nipht.
THIS is dry country, but the Oldest inhabltant
cannot recoliect q sumner in which there vus
20 little moisture or which bore 50 heayilr upou
tue corn crop. In tic city we find The dry
weather intolerablc; the gardens are ruiued.
the potatoes arc goue, aud Ill, sure few veeet-
aoles. are literally burned up. The rra-s Is
rarched and short, and e.ispcd, and affords no
pasture 10 the cows, the streets aro filed with
dust, the river is low, and the uir comes ay If
from furnace.
lFfum the Ftccpo1t journal 1esh,l
The country is suffering from long continued
drought. Though not % bad off in this vicinity
~ ~ some places, for the reason thut our soil
"1ll longer bear up under such au inf1ictiou,
nevertheless the evil effects of it are -beyjnninr
to be serious, and unless wc l,nre rain soon (we
write this On Tuesday, not ouiy. the potato crop,
~! i,t1t ttc corn crop, must be almost future,
Tie former is past redemption, aud ut the best
will be but stuull potatoes md few in . hill"
The latter is wi'sed badly, and the forming ears
punched iuto mere - nuGbius' ulready in many
sections. willie III part Of tue county-tLe
southern part-lt stands better, but will make
hut oac eur to the. stalk, where it would have
made two or three Unless ne have iu.mediaic
and coplous showers, the corn crop is virtually
q future
, 1859-08-20
The Effect Af t1ac Nah nj Chtlttc0the.
' 3RiAAsnrtx

The y:fy<et af sIac Nah nj Cl4tlltcothe.
.llk%a,uFfs
T:'>. Louis U.mer7af says the State Sav-
-, Association :o-ssay placed the notes Of the
...,s E.,,a Erlnc!f ut Chilic"the ut s per cent.
::,>s.1at. THIS is tic effect Of the proceedings
7r;.:,tl Yesterday
:; T.w ilsm. l:mcr*on EtheridgcAas accept
T.: =. imitation 10 20 tn Memphis aud make IL
:: ri. TAc Memphis -iratansA3 says:
". rc;r,at thai, MS far as NC are indisidual]y
,,,:u.;, st would be glad to see E.herijs se
. -. .:;.,>': bu; ivr the sake Of Memphis sxc
..,.l :.".;c" l., see hi,u pclted with the kicks
.i,:..rs ii ~ Indignant aud outraged people.
,:,t,,.; =. !, considerable Of II frce.suilrr. He
.;".'.'' - :'rtin* Slavery into Territories by
~, .u.. :. 1',cl >cott decisions, or Douglas
:~-. Il: !, !. Whi:. Of the Jobn Bell school,
:" n upright. conscientious man; hence lie is
~ H.; t;:t-'ltcrS,
, 1859-08-20

0sHkosu, August ls.5Yenttrday afternoon;
while the deputy Sbcrifof Wnnebsgo county.
and Albert Tucker wsrel securing some grain
upon which IN attaclalsnt bud been issued,
Mr, Rogers, who ca1ne W beh,nd him, with q
butcher knife concealed il his sleeye, struck
him from behind, tue u.dc .penetratin. bis
lungs. The Deputy She{iK escaped with u
slight cut on the arin, ,Ar. fucker is not ex-
pected to lire. Considerah excitement pre-
walls amouv cur citiztns, 1.rty Of whom are
in in Ra1;ss ;n. Of koseF' who not been taken
, 1859-08-20

FaAxk1tS. y. H., Aug. l9-Ars. Betsy Dan
forth Who mysteriously disappeared on tue 24td
July, was found to-day alivtbut reduced almost
TO skeleton, in q slough lalf mile from the
house where she lived. Sbesays tile only sus.
tenance she has had for the Int twenty six days
waa water.
Mrs. D. is r. years Of ny and partially in.
sane. She was unsuecess'1y searched for by
large party Of our citizets for two weeks
after her disappearance, whe1 all hopes Of fiud.
iur her Kefe iillanilnued
, 1859-08-20
tlrrtt.,n AT General HfoMktom.~-ffhAt
Anutlt Carulitsu TlAiaah~ OF IT,

r1rrtt.n at General IHtonktom---SEha
Aa~th <arnliasu Tlaislhs or 1t.
r; :. 1t. tha,:rs,,',s C,nris:.j
U.s., snl,hr ii ,lir }atr contest clears awav
=, t,>.>,:; Eu e,!s:rS nn're aud uure appurent
,...,4,,s .,.u ,'.etrL Governor at that :tutt
Ara wears at. i'll consequence of his .eputcd
+. a:sa with :.,' Know Notl.inss, and Of his
:, -s,! u:;,,.!.ea IL ;kc p:.ssagr Of tic kau~
:. s,:,..:ss.. sr: s !n~t, apparently, crery par
," t.. popularity lie ouce en- joyed in Texas.
:; ',a! nj strength with KunDells, the gentle
=, :,r.a he 1.:.> just beaten, he was defeated
=. ~, ,!s:u. like ',A"' jurttv, aud soon at-
IA ",:> :.i.rl T. secure Il reelection to the
: ,::c II! ,ip. Cu:.e.! Stafts. Apparently he
,.1 u!ra - .'.!i:,,~d lis raledictnrv to the
s.:l.. ii ir;as.A:. ::o oEc' believed that SAN
u Il: :.,.:s:a ply i'!t i'll the politics of tic
{ ..u'f,. luItv,;. t:s.u. 1iousteu's raIk was Of
p!.'rs' r.>: :,n:"ion 10 the inevita1fe fate
-, :" ;!;'.:.,!>, :.l his ltctaratiu.ls were Of
- b.. :.e"n weary If rn!;sicAlllte, und of har-
- :~".':4: .::>IH=::.i with its cares. His na-
'.-. SEPARATIONS aud La>. treachery IN his SEC
-:.4 1!.e *!lse institutions Vi Tire South had
.-::.tt': tim. in,lwt,;-laldn. .is ..reut io,1n-
.rtrs>. ls EvrSc:l popularity, ;l,,t lis clu-
:.*r ami ai,u':ae>s in speaking. The nid
','r;:..r fell, a.l hoped IL rise no more in
.,>.
'"u returning home, 1l'werer, l,;s views uu-
'::,. i sudden c!iau.t. aud l4p entered the
''.~2a'ist lis TURNER c"H1p:ti,5r. Cu:. Run
.-:s
~ STATE Rights party Of Texas started IN
:. .~.rs-.:v and disastrous i>:ue. T'Icv 1n.sdr
: =, .I.it:. nj tic sIuyc trade tile ..r+at u,1rs-
t.. IL: electior, dividing their vwn partv
..'i.:::n. 1T "lanv- Tie $i,eecl.cs of.tllv can
,.-w t. ri:'l c.icl'y will, lis subject. 1taus-
a>4% - .4:isa.:1ase, u,"uuted t!.e u:,p,sition
81; /. i'!rn il rlct..1y e:cr those who, on
;. 80 :i."1ud@ a1.l resl> ':1cs 10 Northern
-.a."~.-."a. hid be4s.n him 10 tic earl, lv
s''"i:. el'l-. III !iu. advantage .iyc,
~; j. j. .uc Wt!c aided the ll,rinar;e, Of
:. 50. "tl;!'n completed Tic work If his suc-
!'r!"vA-~tnl tle Stlte u,nst actiycle; evcrr-
"'' sesiSca, aulual. hts uI4 co.trad*s in
-. sr"t;;>c,stt,s nj ::au .1acinto and Of tic
:: -'t;s> .su.! sar: insS 0f llte 1nl,aders or
.iti'httls. .'!srI til. ;uLiellce to 1eurs, and
; ':::i ::rt ti1tct himself, Is the result
SIS.
~':. l"'::'s Hlr:y or r. rs 1art zt-ovyzt
r." '.:ts i1@ IL naalang an impcd,:i-
lat: t+ a'.r.Hs i%kre+ Let it be Il iesson
''''' '-:.";:''Ht Il Tlle }'eoplc of the ssau..,
%: ':!;HEted on the subject hut to nuke
!: = ::,s saiins. as.d living issue, dividing
".' y. is tool,-a and fatal faoyc. Let the
:; :: t.. Considered cu:lniy and thoroughly
:; r discussion merely. When the South
80. l">'',''n tu act gu it, it will tc time
~" makc il III i>.uc. Nu: until then such
!: il "niy itau=ht with evil. III this 1u-
-" has i'arA!. z'.d the State Rights Party
.~t4'. a''ti tH'se'l I" i"pwcr enc Ut !lle grcat-
80 = !" tue :Sont1'. a'hI must ut,l,l; i.at.d
-: :"e wI!:iin our M,sl.rs-a Southern
- ~,
, 1859-08-20

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.--he Washington
correspondent Of thc New 1urk H6ralt says
that serious charges against fot!cctorshoc,na-
ker, OF Detroit, are unler consideration ut The
Treasury, and It il sud he must follow in the
footsteps Of OFl}np.
, 1859-08-20

WAsHSeroS, Aug. l9.-M,. Sha!lcsoss, Spe.
cial Agent Of the Post Office Department has
returned FROM Chicago, having again inyesti.
gated the affairs Of Post Mister Cook. Tile
Post Master General has not jet considered Lis
report. Mr.. Holt will not leave for Kentucky
at present
, 1859-08-20
Recognition OF CousuIa.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l9.-Tae President has
recognized Francis August Hxsch as Consul at
Boston, and Friedrich Wilhelm kcntzen as Co1l-
sui at New York, both for The free city Of Rrc-
men.
Ex-Mipister Forsyth! is amosg the recent ar.
rirufs at the National Hotel.
, 1859-08-20
I +. D

A. Bdexto9, Cook County. Auxust 1th. GEORGE
GEoAGEt fasn:r o. 4hoas GsorIs Of this ty aged -
y4Ae.
Fuass1 4 tha clu:eh in Btetton, THU afternoon the
sri tD.r a&4P.A.
q Fadas. Ang. nh Il ~ oe'oek, P.x.. VI. Fsan<s
raual services IN 6s held It III ls:e ssadeaes. No. II
NostA !" e!s sr this Afternoon, 1t o'clock Faads oS
Ask4niy m invltsd to &ttsod.
, 1859-08-20

TRor,. August IA fire this evening broke
out on the corner Of Fifth and Albany streets,
destroying the upper portion Of six buildings,
tl!ree fronting on Albany and three fronting On
Fifth street. Loss estimated at $4,000. The
Unisn House was in great danger, but escaped
Ann,.tra
, 1859-08-20
{)rcss 4 Trihu,1r.
0pcutnw Of n RAE1FUn6.

Opcnlnc Of n Railroad.
Tic Cincinnati, Dayton. Toledo and Detroit
H4;it.:sl was rprnc' an Thurday last between
,',ueinua,i and Tolc.lo. Excursion trims from
7,;,.!o and from Cincinnati met ut tic gap near
.,,:awa, Putnam County. Ut o'clock in tht.
;;::t."',,,. Nearly eighty rods Of the trek
wt.s ;4iI and spilled in The incredible shor:
.nass Il .t:f.seu minutes. Spectators crowded
,;,:. lsr track on each side, aud chccrcd on the
,,,.cl gang of track!ayers. Aftcr tue CUP had
t,:n closed >ececl'rs were made by Il. II. shoc-
,.4kcr. Judge :ss,ii!. cf Dayton, Judge Mason
:: Tcleds,, and Judge Stanley Matthews Of Gin
a.a.i. The ncw rad is ono hundred aud forty
.",. lonr. mil cc,t five millions uf lpllary
, 1859-08-20

~ We are exceedingly solry to say that We
big rattlesuake for the sake of Laring a quart
Of whiskcy administered to him lie wasn't
killed by either the bite or the drink-LouisciUe
.f0urud[
, 1859-08-20
BY NLEl5RAPH.


Tornado at'5 5rintd Exwsrd's I.lana.
BosroS, Aug. 1a.-Ths Pfnce Edward s Island
Exa1iaer d&eribes The tanado Of tue 9Th inst,
as being the: most terribk ever known on The
Island, tearing mp strong sees and doing much
damage to property. 4 uumber of boats in The
Aar6or were upset, one Of (which contained Fred.
Collector at Charleston, md Miss Nalouef.
Both we're drowned. ::
Severn! other cases ofarwning are reported,
and vessel is supposed to have gone down
With all on board, seven N number The e.
a.s;"tr fears also Tor tie safety Of tue fishing
vessels, Of which there ware arge uunlber out.
A telegraph dispatch wa! reccivet at Charlotte
town. from New Brunsw&k, giring notice ofthe
ktnrnt thprn i
, 1859-08-20
H.. :..'oa,'lc about water.

=. kE1tF.ff, 1e31e1CI1I. 19lA.
;: ''sss /, Sr:,..s: ..solnEk:d yesterday, that the
sa t.iet.da y; tusel1cd aud tasied as Il Il
- = 'ss:s srs.n1 ~ .aronsA rotten wood. T'5c
~" Yt,i. ~ ~ t,e s!a4ilar 10 that obsely-
.,'tis eeec, e j. ;"La1 cau hare operated to
q :-oherx ar,; >; mystery. Whether tic
- &-:'..t W ~, .Ae hot weather hare causel
~ liz I,r,. Vegetable matter to be dc
,,Hs, ern!,s,t; Wa; "no 10 undergo termcnsa-
- 'tr:h j u s,aer the 1cs.rrclr ;s in ne..I
~ ID tie e.tssstE, .trsE, or whether there IL
;;S1tes "LlbsroeInoa and Ohio rivers jis,
j. issttes l. =, so1's volcanic or otl.ec d;t,
~ !: ;ha - work pclu.ing Tue sprln.: n ::
s'n5}ectars eastb, We can for tht DIE.
, 1859-08-20

e Ex-Governor Stevens las been elected
Delegate to Congress from Washington Terri.
tory oycr Col. WALLACE.
, 1859-08-20

- Range Of the Thermometer, for tile week,
taken BY E. L. o'Hnra, Apothecarg and Phar-
maceutist, No. 30 West Randolph ST.. corner of
Canal Street:
, 1859-08-20

C1SclSsATt, Aug. ls.-prot. Wise came down
five miles south Of Charlottesville, and arrived
ut 1ndiauupolis this morning.
, 1859-08-20

- Examine, ind find crery other stock in
town first, but don't buy u dollars worth of
clothing until you hare visited Tappen's one
price house, No. l0a Randolph street.
, 1859-08-20

| Go to John Jones Il Co., 10 Dearborn
street. and get your clothes cleaned and re-
paired. They will be well done and Ut prices 10
suit tile times.
sY Strangers visiting the city, md all others
wllu contemplate travelling, should call at ".
l. Z: =. Wrights. Trunk Store, 81 md a19 South
Clark street, and examine the most extensive
assortment Of Trunks. valises, and Travelling
Bays. west Of New York.
Trunks ranging in price from tl.50 to 50. o..
Travelling Bugs from, 50 cents to $1,000. Trunk
Covers made to order from $500 to $500.
hn,r MIN,
, 1859-08-20

WELLS srREEr.-7he Improvements on Wells
street are progressing. The pairing with block
stone 1as commenced at Randolph street,
, 1859-08-20

DEL1woop Excrns1oS.-The postponed Sun
day School Excursion Of the Dutch Reformed
aud Edwards Congregational Churches Of the
West Side takes place on Tuesday next.
, 1859-08-20
THE CITY.

ExrESbEn EAsr--1he Randolph street rail.
road has been extended east to Wabash areuue.
REFoRx ScHooI.-Two boys, Patrick Duly
and Adolphus Peters we're sent to the Reform
School yesterday for petty shop-lifting.
, 1859-08-20

LpUu4 .ornt1ox-D4yid ERsa aid Peter
cald1s1t psid ~ each yesterday for s.ltiax L.
auor without license.
, 1859-08-20

TO RENT-The Eve story brick
~ si6ss; Eo. ~ Iaks s1s.t Reaa ~ Apply II room
aultxim @f*~ 4 RITE.
, 1859-08-20

ITO RENT--Several good bricl
l. dwel1n9s with Mahsaa. Also vSzse4T Of teneaaxnts
4 T. pnoae nom e1oo to esos. ABBOTT 4 KtxGAAI,
so C&fk 9treet mig eT@D Ano
, 1859-08-20

TIE First Christian tDissp!e] Chure Noproe street
between Aberdeen and Fucker tree Vet Side. Fseorh
lug every Lords day At 10H atd 81. NJ Subject fer
next Lo1ds day: Tbe Bible, its Aoue and Csc" Seats
free
Ua1rr Curaou-seylets Will lc ar1d erery Sunday 1t
tcrnaou the Of Ohio and pcutborn ttretts
ncnclpg ~ O'Clock. The Sunday School will Commence
at AZ o'clock.
Eev. Dishop Ames D. D., will preach in the Jefferson
Street II. E. Church tonorroT {Jb,a, morpfrG, ut
lo O'clock and ID the Wabash A~elae u. E. Church In
the evening Ut * o'clock
Tber9 drine service In st. James Church every Sun
day afternoon ut frc O'clock.
, 1859-08-20

WHEELER q NfLSOS8 SEW1SH MACHINEs.~
Weprcfer them for family use,-F. +. 7rtsune.
They a1r the favorites itt huallAe.-S. +. Tina.
It has no Erals-sci<nfife An.e1sn7n.
They m.ntaia tic psefmlneace-!S. j. KIpns.
GEo. r. CarzrzxoES,
Genl Ay't, l67 aud 100 Lake street.
17.1w
, 1859-08-20

.,:!n II 'tSeAce-
= s::',x. .i,f:'ssf.-1te =, lex Fourth Congress
-..,v,.,, t.','a';;:c"y, 4: wlcra tie vas r.
,-.a - s44a;,Ia,s sa , - IL. /. Anderson, the or-
:'::<:e..a,: s, ,,,, y :: small majority. THIS
w.. "a: oS ri tt 'de iAtes: from The Louis.
lrso, ~" ins !. a4'h lnst says: We hare
..'"!sr u liz ,au @ soarth Dlytrjc. that there
f,.::C.uly ~; ~ oooks u onc Of The Cum
!. Dsnr.cs'e's Drsne's' Which vii! g.ve Jus.
T., a''4 minority Of eeven
j. p'.sst ss:sst;S.es. :, .1,ara..a. ca.<ff<. \
"a: Lane ii D4n.l ). Snnla p.ctinea,, ifar Ii
,s;:ir sr!'ss:-A To- ~: great ,nu.s ueet;ng w;,,
.s':*:sa.y errr!s nrieao Church, i:chnonds IL
10: i, l'a: r.H (, IL Respond to the ef1f,ri
~&Ns. b's:a!. pals Ut the country fn
ss sossts lor President. ' ~
, 1859-08-20
Nem advertisements.

fB C. H. sE8fVkM; Adsat'*f~7 4q<n. - pasE6vn-e
IL a~taosiaai to ferfrs 4sot;s r-'s r 1as aad ~ u
Let'dl"a Papefs eF tie fo,tA F<t- Al.hap&y
, 1859-08-20
:h'1tfatit i'rcAaictaItaI A1plrat4 t4fr
aud Prospects.

NA-1ll sG1u:. Aug. T.. fc::.
:'"'F t"l'I E1s eIf":cted tn rulurn here
"*'::t. tbs .t!"rn,lly. liz will certainly
=; p '"r* ll't e:,:l u The week. liz is in
-.~::a' Ii: SAT-: q: sl.iucs in lis Ea!iru
-''''! '!::aY's that there wit b. no ot,po-
-" .@r:". i" ''is i'rr>idcE;inl aspirations,
'l"'n.t~ III: S::t,Flcus will actiycty cau-
"-:'".@: !'t1l. and the 1trr!u'!nns xllic!.
: = .',''!s l"w made in reIa:i,n IL the re.
+'!A 'n- '.l:e trade, haze materially aid
. ;'";s tim strength nfno's l'lau,crs and
I'''"s'''! w. Popular feeling, The opIosi-
T. ''' ard r"tt'e weeks ago, he links
!" '"':;-r h"vrtp encounter, aud that the
| ,'":'' '"'e:t'un wall lild Lin tue RIOS:
- = H';s.,rn c1a.l;.latsS.
''' :. "a! irAa> show that Governor lIous.
.-'"''f;a' ..!.-'ir roA~ authorizations res
.:~.;:, lu!!y c4ual ,o ihose Of the
''' Treasury, and 1'.rrc is NJ
'.@' '''s 'ic:vry l:t 'sas latciv achieved
~ ",.n -''sa: i''c>ti:: wi:! the friends of
| -'+:":ti,lra.iuu.
49, Da-las a;T,tars to he utterly din.
d '"' In.;:tsss q! the Developments
VIZ y. s:':'4I. i'..1,'g 1,,ad. in relation to
N.;'o 'at'";is :e:.-r. TA"re is no t!ouLt
49, *':',', ;,", nh i'!ckir>"t!, Of New York.
r.; 'r-sAa, hr l,al considered Trr.
!. ~ :: - iui:, j'!"s!.cfl 70 lis own inter
~ "''h i'ad hrr.l IN tl,r habit Of visit
-. *''a''rE vita i:sm N TIN most conf.
- ~ ,1':'nE lis frequent visits to th..
=: ~ :sfri. even "i,ii ,i>i,ir,. a, the
=. .. '"' ss''' F:>:"':s."r General I:.uwu,
>: :, ':@: :: TIC IlaEa!ou Of the "Litls.:
:, ~. y. MIN his n>ttG,ib:n host, A}r.
~ ''> cry s'a' ls.s.lr that he il one
H''', a:a'i sau> another imtrovi;o
-, a. .";; 94'.d i> produced l,y the tarlDns
III. C=->dv :arc 10 the uuLlic at
=. ''"! F!ctcals1a ~ toubt its ren,,int..
:'Hla. FORMERLY nf til. So,tth ,S;d+
~, :. '.I' :'," :sii.is. itc {:iuciu,,a,; r..
=. f-olli = .:.cti.,u~criut. f;,r ilnu.,,
, ,,,a is:;";'hs lob.,cr, IN .,,,,..raI nnd.sr
49,. '',',a !, q, stun. 1icis al accomplished
:..a ,,,,Is":l',' E'r government p;ckin.s,
III ;s'' st1n:h but Il boy il u1,;.eur-
... .u ~ ;. s'i'c consideration trG:., lijh
::.- cit ai.':'.l IL oual Il cutle.l dur
i. T.. >.,'>:". :, q! t.onyre.s,
-. :.;H, :.,' :s"a, Sm,a Carclinu, ii 1noy-
s~':I,...s" As'A":'leats in your city in
u. :,'i4, ~, Il !s!;ana. is u,<o in New yvrl,
.: l.: ~, 'o'. 'o: i.aae, ut Oregon. since
-~:,.,: w. ;'s va. l'as SPLIT viii Scuuio1
IN las IN A'I4.''cc i'll Iud;ana, which
~. IA, ,r,: has betn upi,eru,ost. Nrixht
- s!!,;,',.,' ."r'ea sic1o,y in Iudiauap.,li~
~" ,:,r :s-!"'a s,'. tei.4.!tcs hare bee,
+: r.: 'ss,c ,'a. Convention, iu opposition
~. -I'!,lnston il at I:ockawav. bet,,p.
Ef'e.h =. '1sa'!e ". I'll Kentucky. wil| l,e Iii,
- Il. i, I'M: 70 Choose ulorc discrcc
, 1859-08-20

R1o7.-NarTants werc Issued By Justice Mil-
hecn Yesterday for the arrest of parties con-
ccrned in a late Irish riot at Wheeling in tI;s
county.
, 1859-08-20

DAr1Sc BAc5.-TAe County Clerk lad a visit
day Or t"o since from chap in quest Of
marriage certificate, who waxed fu1iously angry
because he couldn't get the document "d4tfd
buck Sit 3nohfAs,''
, 1859-08-20

TUE Gas FLAT 1RoS HEArEn-NEw LrxCRr ~
Gas BrnSER.-For some days past mauy ris
itors hnye been attracted to the establishment
Of Messss. Wa1worth, Hubbard L Co., No. ess
Lake street, to examine the norel and charming
applications Of Gas to l.casing purposes, after
the patent Of ". F. Shaw, Of Boston. Of tic
various appliances not one is destined to be
more widely aud immediately popular than the
Fzat Iron Hfater, and this all will believe who
once witness its operation For summer use
the family ironing may be done At the gas burn-
er, more chcaply, neatly and easily than By any
other description Of fuel, while for ladies who
are boarding, the invention is a desideratum
they will at oncc appreciate, since for ons een*
an hour the fat iron may be kept hot. We ad-
wise tue ladies' to look in at 233 Lake street.
, 1859-08-20

Ec'E c-r E-AM."-TLe l4owliug gderyish that
peaales 1cecrcam about tie streets from small
covered cart has been hauled up and fined for
his rocalizatlon on Sunday in disturbance Of
community and violation Of luw.
, 1859-08-20

TOR SALE II 4 i T-Just re-
l. t:tveI and for sale On bu Canada anu Wisconsin
Eayfay Mat. WHITNEY = klMBtLL,
{ystt3so Jeat No, 1S1 kia1sc street..
, 1859-08-20

ITO RENT-Warner's Brick Steam
Il FLOORING MILL, Ia tie oily Of Rock 1alan4l, Is
fos feok FOR 1t hs four IT
Ind s frst-claa nxEchant DnIiL GEORGE AlXTEK.
Au11 11u-1106 Agent Of John Mazntrx
, 1859-08-20

1S1o H1x.--A vaporiug Cincinnatan at The
fremont House, c1patiatlug on the "vinc clad
hills" &C., claimed that the Ohio was 1.-THE
Rhine Of the New World"
"Yes," calculated old u, the pork Rhine"
There WAS pause, then several exploded,
and then the crowd took 4 last view Of the whole
subject through the bottoms Of glass tumblers,
ut the expense Of the Hogopo1is man.
, 1859-08-20

TERMS UF SALE.
One 6th Of tbe purchase Wn. the balance in one two
three four yeaf with Hen ths pr.petv b<sfnx il.
.ssest !nm day Of sac sir Nas'ou Hall M b founa Il
the At0r6 Mills. aud viii give tfs0ns Wishing
the property dsctiptlon u Il AT al+o taks II .vsrlt
AusGal.6-tl +, MAkKLE.
, 1859-08-20

fhe an~n: de1rshc pope tt, l.tpk Of sver ssvms
~ d7sd ATT, Ut =, ualn aant mill anA town lois Tbs
Limestone. y BY 30 cr. fnur stories beb With ur run Of
TT tsen:h bu r. nod ii Necessary mschaay. Ill ~
Farms asr al fronting The NIL well s&ua1ed and d.
Nked nf0 ser*l aF With about fur nul1ed md 1ffY
AtTF& rcutfr rfo
, 1859-08-20

1AnEs in THE Noop.--Two children brother
aud sister aged eight and ten years, with heads
nud feet bare, and thinly apparelIed wcrc picked
up III tic street IN evening or two since. They
aay their names arc John m Hary Stevenson,
Of st. Louis, and that they canc lerc by the
train t''encc on Monday. The yonns wander
crs are to b.: sent back to their homo.
, 1859-08-20

Nusr HAVE SEEN CH1cAGo.-The author Of the
following sccnt-sible and pathetic lines, which
we find IN one Of our Eastern exchanges, must
, 1859-08-20

A CRasu--0uc Of the Walker ouanibusses on
Randolph street yesterday afternoon came down
with crash opposite The Sherman House, one
the hind wheels coming Of. 4 cargo Of latlies
ycry rapidlY racated the stranded craft Two
boys were on The steps behind, one of whom
got his foot mud leg much bruised by being
caught between the step aud tile pavement.
, 1859-08-20

rLA:ETAnr.-Thc good steamer Planet went
down the lake yesterday loaded down to her
guards With excurslonists. A dollar to Mil
wankec and return was too great an attraction
to fail Of full load Of course.
, 1859-08-20

I O S T One Dollar Reward
Abott the !uid1le 1t Ialy lot Bsoxn Canary
Aa lIoEn ny room us esa.A street lv the shove
reward to anJ ore who returns hl 10 At IS Lake srrf
pr I'D St2te 8rsas. Ru9Q9t IL K.EAREREY.
, 1859-08-20

WANTED-A Span Of Young,
Nv h1gs Mules, suitable foz Truck Of Grain Wagon.
At1ress +. .. Dox 50. nuaeai63.w
, 1859-08-20

\ Bosom FRIESp.-A cool cllap tia: WAS who
night betsre last went into u saloon No. 50
North cl"rk street, and actually stole the shirt
studs ont Of the slIirt bosom Of man then and
there setting asleep. Sound sleeping too, that
m,st lavc been,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
ADVANCE OF TIE ALLIED ARMIES.
by WILLIAM RUSSELL.


BERGAWO, june II.
You will of course ask yorTself wha, can haVr to
do in this rather outofthe-wsy place. the answer i
simply that l wished 10 have look at the Italian
movement in Its everyday gsrb. On el the line
where the great army Of the Allies paSSes, -prc ids
such halo arouId il. that everything else is made
obscure for mles and you nothing but this colossal
svmbcl Of force and determination. Nor can i do
Otherwise; there gracdeur in the very sight OF a
large armed force which imposes ard subjues. How
muoh more must this be the when il comes with the
prestige Of victory ard in the name Of freedom. Ii
mus; eclipse everything else. Besides in this special
case one must remember that the initiative had long
before the war even began, been .aken ont OF tie
hands of the peopc. II was in order 10 regulate
the Itsian movement and not TO let il run wild
a. II did in lSiS, that the two Soyereisus have
INT Themselves az the head c T. TEev kept down svs
ieuaiically al termentdtOa, prevented si.a,ion and
the people trusting % their powef, irtererce gave
scarcely suy sign Of life while their fate was being de-
oded one must keep this always in irirs for had il
70: been oy the assurances from France and Sardinia
We should have seen repetition fusny cf tie scene
oflSlS As was the people had not trusted in vain
for town after town and district sor cisre: were nd Of
the Austrians by the gradual advance of the Allies and
without any danger or sacrifice On then part There
were, indeed, numbers Of youths who even before the
war brcke Out, went over 20 Piedmont and enlisted,
but this the act OF individuals a SUCH and not O.
the people collectively.
These latter had hitherto only had occasion TO show
their spirit in most parts by enthusiastic displays Of
welcome and gratitude toward the Allies Wherever,
therefore, the Allies have passed on their line OF ad