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, 1859-08-31

e 1t the Fair Grounds the buildings are
being pushed to completion. Several arc finish
cd, The track Ia being put in order and the
grass moved to gire fine short turf for the
Fair week.
, 1859-08-31

Exclusion 70 EyANsrox.-The First ConEre-
gutional Church will give IN excurslon to Evans
ton, on Thursday, for the benefit Of tue Mission
Sabbath Schools, connected with that Church.
Sac notice in another column.
, 1859-08-31

.puBL1c EcHooLs-0ur schools commence On
Monday next, after \ long vacation, which bas
been not more welcome to tie scholars than to
the teachers, We wnrrautit
, 1859-08-31
GQ 6fr1t,

TO RENT.-A First Class -Four
l. e&ory Btek Hour with I'd tn nntar lpproYe0fnsa
3hn3ea O. ~ Nor Sldr. No- III Hu1uu Hss2 tuiFe
u h. L HILL q LAke 9tsea- au9kx0s IN
, 1859-08-31

Tue BURGLAR BROTHERS utLp 10 BAIL.-The
Germans, Cad aud Frank kreutner were held to
bail in e 900 each yesterday to answer to Il
charge Of burglary, fire distinct complaints be-
irg preferred against them by owners Of prop
ersy found in their possession They seem to
have followed the business in small Why quite
successfully, but it is long lane that know
no turning, and the pitcher that goes often to
the well is likely to be broken At last, sage re-
marks our readers may have heard before.
, 1859-08-31

lesl&Q2+lop o1 1eDTJ n. Ael1Q as TFlnc1P0 ol
the Brown School, near Union Park
CoLL1slox.-Aquarius and borse-car in con-
cart man got considerably split, and the car
must have new panel
S7xA,Iso Toon.-Pcter Drummond aud Ben
ja,nin F. Pounds were held to bail yesterday for
further examination on \ charge Of stealing
carpenters tools yalned 1t go.
.puBL1c EcHooLs.-0ur schools commence On
Monday next, after long vacation, which has
been not more welcome to the scholars than to
the tenchers, We warrautit.
EXCURSION 70 EyASsrox.-The First congre-
gatonal Church will give IN excursion to Evans
ton, on Thursday, for the benefit Of tue Mission
Sabbath Schools, connected with that Church.
Sac notice in another column.
Tue ACslcAL US1ox.-About three hundred
persons left for Milwaukee yesterday on the
Excursion Of the steamer Planet. The Great
Western Band was On board The destination
Of tho party WINS kenosha.
sE LUG lit" IAll3 ISe4 l1I uuuult llACA
| on State street, are Of somewhat different pat
tern from that formerly used, though equally
well calculated to gire the least possible trouble
to the wheels Of vehicles-
CR1ckET.--The return match between the
Prairie md Chicago Cricket Clubs. will be
played tomorrow {Thufsday) on the grounds
of the former club, near the Bulls Head.
Wickets to he pitched at o'clock An.
B 1t the Fair Grounds the buildings are
being pushed to completion. Several arc finish
cd, The track is being put in order and the
grass moved to give fne short turf for the
Fair week.
= The main Of the Water Works has been
extended On Cottage Grove Ave, to the city lin
its, or within few hundred yards Of the FAIR
| Grounds. This will ensure an abundant supply
| Of water for stock and other uses.
~ The work Of putting the new iron root
! on the Custom House is far advanced. Early
tha coming summer will see the splendid build
opened for its destined uses. The widening Of
Dearborn street will not be commenced until
, 1859-08-31

WANTED By q Minister Of this
w city. board f5r h1nt<lf md wife On Wabash or
Nrai&1A 4seose. hetHse1 WAahinNo7 and Van ru1sa
.oea1 Addr.s * I. z" box .sfI xains namerr md
, 1859-08-31

TO RENT-A Two Story House
IL fse tuae WuG It paton PNf, With 900 veil I'D
cakzn- P.fcs ~ pe9 msnth Inquire of J. r. TARe,
d1a0 bag am an3lx1v
, 1859-08-31

TIC RENT-Cheap-Fron Sep
L tx1nber IT. Tvo Brick Houseson Michigan avenns.
nea1 the Rlh1no1d Hou&-No.t $ and . FofpAEterltJs
{nqnle Of th4 underSEe1- HERfEf L ANrH0<f.
AtaTnk; L r DAazfR0a street.. Au3&44<tA
, 1859-08-31

WANTED-By a young respects
w be zea41tad wnkn>n- A.aation n WIT NURSE.
Tha bst o .e1aaee. 1tvsn required. tleAse ~ ii
III South DksplatneA s$rT&t. Au311A
, 1859-08-31

ITO RENT-SeverA good bricA
L 4vsVnk1 w1a sabAe. Ain. yankty u taneneses
+ Pxteea ron ssoo 70 $780, ABBOTT 4 kINnA.AH' IN =
f.t4Ff HFfH HA43 E4in m
, 1859-08-31

CoLL1s1ox.-Aqua1ius and horse-car in con-
junction on State street yesterday. Tho water
cart man got considerably split, and the car
must have new panel
, 1859-08-31

TO RENT-3he Splendid Sewing
Il NAA1He Kaa4 eernpssd ST. tAa Grover h Hhksz
e-vtng Machine Compaa., over HeAzA 4. Nxelov CO.
16t IAka street. Fus4on kten u once. Inquire os she
urtrlska Il ALEXANDER. an1l xI7l.s&
, 1859-08-31

w WANTED An experienced En-
w ktnesr vho en- 3tvt tho bet II refeEenees 10
ehasnotss ~ ay vshA to xct ehAnta 10 t1Ae charge
Il stat!oaa11 Entins. Add:eaa J.P. w. box III.
, 1859-08-31

SrEAL1ao Too1s.-Pcter Drummond aud Ben
janin F. Pounds were held 70 bail yesterday for
further examination On \ charge Of stealing
carpenters tools yalned 1t $50.
, 1859-08-31

ITO RENT-Warner's Brick Steam
i FLoURIN0 MILL, IN tts DRY Of Rock 1e.a1d, y
ff set r yam. i ha* four runH q aanes,
md b ars4-el. - tneErA,af NIL GEORGE Nl1TAA
.,ll.1mAle4 Aken& Of Iuhn " atnnF.
, 1859-08-31

TO RENT-On Favorable Terms,
l. af.staaaa th:re-xtorr Brck Dwelling Hnuse delight
fully .u-1d IN ihe Wet Hy:sAcn, Il. h=.e-t xfuud
ard churches The hou:e costIas Gas, Iiot ia. t'nd
was<r n.taA ty celaL. zoo! staelI' &C. "anl:uixs
kERFDOT 4tJ,, NaI1oTp at1tct. 1ul. eEl-x x%j.
, 1859-08-31

L. BLock -Koc na formerly corrupted By Alex Il -er
DE1~Eezn Gale eon*ls Ing Il Spacious and ~tI
seot!acd hAL 20 IS fees. . il hl4r. With ans.
ha-hsd c'pahe Of t<sss naie o1e q as N i p!e1s2'
thrl foor will led seoa,t. q: tosehr. loss, ,stoa
given ,,coh+r l. 11Eaedl4t " I: 1eI4te'. Airy 10
JAS U. BORDEN, hoezn II Metropolitan Block
kus3a1.tlm
, 1859-08-31

TO RENT-FEom 1st September
l. p<1:-<vo ,stela4 blk hours. da:sssd IN he hek
4vle Nth al modern n1roIe1aetta tat% rooua &c hav
lcx 44Ats attached-on tadlanz street. heaf ne E$1sfs
cfO. NJ DORNAS, v CtaIk a1r<f. or of 2. WATT
Eh3 Aa9 a&01 ~
, 1859-08-31

ITO REET-Thc large three story
L brick bul!frx .ne o,rnerof 4a1f9 and ouinsJ+h
The hQlda = ~ ~ Ioo wing +>1tek suitable or
: Mil Of saY osber manufacturing tuIpt~e- Lq1t= At
ea,rs .ns =, II w aeA '0s SINGER / TALCorT.
, 1859-10-01


iona Il. Harmon has received tho Democratic
nomination for Mayor OF Detroit.
y. n Hollingswortl was elected ,1avor of
Nashville, Tenn, on Saturday last, beating hi.
opponent. John Hugh Smith, twen.y.two yotcx
Ths contest Was very exciting one. two thon.
SAND three hundred votes being cast, The largest
Fote, We believe, ever given in tba. city.
The Mobile Register, the leading Democrot;c
Journal Of Alnbama, supports Douglas for tbe
Presidency, because his doctrine Of local ,41e:
government will apply as veil to the slaye trade
as any other subject. 1t says:
j. Carried to its logical and inevitable d..,,c.
nons, It y tie only Aope tss Aaes IL t1t hill of
soa9rfss Jor Ms a1rogatioa Of The piracv XrJ
''AFery, aud az Minys connected trIi :tas<rv
ere matters Of Stats legislation exclusively T.
Is M then Tor Congress, bnt for tAs .Soath r.
aeelde whether there shall he imno,f,,;on "e
loEelgn slaves or not. This is one Of The Ics. y.
sons WHY we. consistently with our on. ernres.
sec views and policy, are earnest supportsr. or
The following from. the Washington .stat<&
opens field for conjecture:
We learn that the Government nj ,bc 17,;.oa
states has, by the last steamer, sent o,,t th ~.
cat OF distinguished diplomatic official Nv,
serving ms country in high la,itudcs. This
- sstI"u1ary step has been taken. as rumor savx At
He rspedH<d solicitation fhe goeksnafut to ir1;I
"'s 6fc<tta'y Has aetrsdtttd.'
The Indiana Republican State Central co,n.
n1''tee III request the holding of the Republican
National Convention 4: indianapolis,
, 1859-10-01

The Lafayette Courier of Tuesday evening;
gives the following account Of an a.tempt at 8
most abominablc outrage in that city u few da,s
before:
An outrage upon the person Of respectable
laa{ Of tins city was Perpetratcd on SUNDAY
night, under circumstances Of peculiar atroc;ty.
me lady IN question is Mrs. Stevens, rcsid-
US On A!sSo1rl street. opposite ,he late resi-
aenee OF Judge Harbcc.. Her husband was
formerly connected with the City uptcl. In This
city, and for some months past las been nros.
frated ~ sickness, and for the support Of III.
!anlls has been dependent upon private cbari.
Y. 0n Friday night he died, The xamn
charitable hands which Ind nrov;dcd
for his family and soothed his Jyinr
pillow, were no less meritorious1y e,nplnyed IN
the management Of his intermcnt. Arrnnoc-
nenis we're made for decent burial, the funer.
al to take place on Sabbath morning.
on Saturday night number u watchers
@e1e required to sit up with the corpse. Sew
cfal ladies' and three Of four young gentlemen
volunteered their services. imon. ihc iutfcr
was one Thomas Wiekens alias English Tom.
young man about twenty three years Of nre
About ten o'clock Mt night he wcnt out unaer
the pretc1t Of getting some candles. and ciimh.
ING oser back shed be raised the window If
an upper chamber TO which Mrs. Stevens. worn
out with long nights Of wcarr watching, md
1souced almost to o skeleton, Ind retired for
.Se ,h n!suL nc stealttily entered the room, aud
taea anu there, in tue same house viii. thc
corpse Of her husband, this brutal wretcI, A.
ffe!nP.ea an outFaGeupon her persont The af-
.Egn1ed woman led for protection to the roo,,,
,ha Taetc !he otesE setddhffs Il E,s he. ad
sought safety in flight us saved h;ml pa'ffpose,
coat Of tar md feathers BIZ lcayinr tnrn um. ~,
Sunday night. 'o"n On
, 1859-10-01
HON. JOHN m. PALmRR.

This gentleman, who with N. B. Judd, Of
this city, led the Anti Nebraska secession from
the bogus Democracy in the State Senate in
1854 and who las since maintained, with
admirable consistency and vigor, tue fight
which lie then begun, hns been nominated fur
Congress in the With (nl} District in opposi.
taon to ). L. McClernand. Mr. Palmer is an
earnest and able man, sincere Democrat and
mn experienced Legislator. The odds are
against bis SUCCESS, but if be will take tie
stump and make the effort Of which he is cap
able, he will convince the fair-minded and pa-
1Flotlc men ofhis district that he ought to be
elected If be is not
, 1859-10-01

N ORE 10 RE ADMIpC1,
kIsAEsT DIAnrr
Worn By Kings or Emparorz.

What7 Why n Beautiful Head a,rr
~, bseause = tbs ornament Go4 Hms.ir nr v,.1
1tkh.ly to the G'owin chssk 1hs tyt u syr1 t,fr
we aseta qe htA or pearls u the heuI ba,,ft nAfx
sEnx o. hhe h2if be N:aEed aud Hh1vxr h.rt " M ets'
lit 6s9 H.. sfnS,s4 H.sh ns+. n.t4s VII iet u
1t~o u thr~s ttnea \ reek win frt.nrn ~,
n"nsty s~cuEe y al su-h osuataxui H.. ~ <sna
IAAlA<rE: '' - -" "s'%1'a II lfa;.:s
Sxw 1oax, April H. ls5.
ousr. o1n -De7r ST.: Permit MT to e7prs@ to ,,r,
t.s ~ Gntlaal fhr about The iIas oi INV .,r> IT 81:
nnt, ~, ~ W" !spd!y bcG1mnx x1aS BIT nv y
u your far Kstrsai7e .oa .seoyt,s: 4:
n,i Ix.nti ,l s,>tf four l:c7"raliye ~ yrfy g.rt
Aa@* asaf ~. roa'~t1uly. aTIALuErn
"DF5eh A'sG~y;edyd.t.~
"tAh Newspaper od1er. /. Nsssaa..t and, 10 -,
F1nx. q; ]. WOOD :-I,ear Sir: Scr . ,nn,,,
"eeAs *" tttEaVe1 b9tt.e tt fHnf t{.T E.- ~ ~
my "u4 WI" conclude i ~ fly:i u, L.r tn;r ts,r
'n1ns a. :, tae ttos that It vauLl Drs tho nv wi l..
ir~ weess t1.at i ha4 r~rfofne hat xnsrE as.f
~ t1s xlAy ars t. dsEx e.nw =. ;ss .ms ~,
neaniuylrE and th.c nIus the ns.r s,r.rvv , nt
4 tlst. isS's IL ''s t" u. ri q ssexs
ehAtsLES CAKuEN.
new roak, ln!e =. lsS..
Fxnr o. J. Woon:-Wlth cun3ie7,ce t.u ~. ~, 49,,
wv LIME tesatse - brnE .as 's :ez&.u, assie
"h!ch ~r7c almost white haye xrutl,it s,r-9
GaSk; ard nhw frtl o,n1!eLt that fxw n,O. ,n,.,
te1ss iheai n uear utu snor. |, al+a t. ,sjs;.
M o. a. aa!Iaa.n4 unr!s"s, ehns cunl.n .."5t
-. p'S21se 'tse5- J. u. klLNr.
.; ): Nt0p + CO. rrcpdtsoss, 81. Inadw,v, Nv
I",f ti1 It. xeas Nsx Y.tk Wiz. i:.lIn
MI ~ Mlrset st. It Lotl'st Mo-
snso ~" '5 III sca oF'isstA aad Fsaey Good. pealsn.
, 1859-10-01

Application Of n'aoures. md In numerous olher
"aya' The mechanical branches OF natural
PunosoPhy are ready help in almost everything,
oot especially in reference to implements and
:, The thought occursthat education cultivated
.oGIIIga.-eaa best be combined with agrirultu.
n' IT, 1aoo1' or any labor, On the principle Ct
sIovenlJ work, mikes no place for snch connbi,
saaa; naaaon. And thorough work, again, renders
sa1hclent the smallest quantity Of ground to
eacli man. And this, again, conforms TO what
mosI occur IN world less inclined 10 wars, aud
s mose oesosed to the arts Of peace, than hereto
r rcn;.,,1 Epu!auoh .' must increase rapidly
Iaplu!y thaa IN former times-and ere long the
most valuable Of al arts will be- the art Of de-
rnn comfortable subsistence from the small
est area Of Soil. No conmu1ily whose ererv
1c'aosr possesses this art, can ever he the vic.
u'ne Oh oppression IN any Of its forms. Such
community will be alike independent Of
c'11smnea.Sangs, ~. mouey-kings and land-kings-
ing OF premiums awaits The closing Of this ad-
o1ess. Considering the deep interest necessa-
ry pestalnieS to that performance, it would be
no wonder II am already heard With some i'm.
patience. will detain you but a moment loDc.
ei; .a;, come OF zen will be successful; and such
hona 1 afnu +, nn. ittle philosophy to take them
such let me sar, "Lay it p' not too Jnu much ~ to
I"et 1.xt Lfr t;a them ad0Ps The maxim, letter
t'on, make that better luck for themselves.
nnd, " tue successful! and the unsuccessful.
H. IT, pe remembered that while occasions like
.Is; ne e1ultations and notifications Of them
be bee be put .empG'ary ttat the victor shall soon
ano taat tne Ean4ulshcd this year may he vic,
TOT the ne ne3t, IL spite of all competition.
w;se an sac ~ m Eastern monarch once charged his
IN 7!ew, and which should be true and appropri-
h h;e n a. al tines and situations They presented
u How much it expresses! How chasteninr in
~ .e hGur OF pride; how conso1ing in the depths
q 3nd detc1 rs, or And tis too, shall pass away"
hope. rather, that By tue brss cultivation Of he
pnss!eat world; beneath md around US, md the
intellectual and moral worlds within us.we shall
secure IN Individual, social, and political pros
p.,uy "asi ana aapplness whose course shall be =
"aIa sad,l ana ppTard, and which, while The eaFth
e0uureS Shalt not nHsa nua~ N*
, 1859-10-01


III. Lincoln in his Cincinnati speech not;c,s
the attacks made upon him for his assertion
tl'at "housc divided against itself cannot
stand this slavery question must he prom.
inent issue in politics until the States ms q all
Free or all Slarc," by attributinr tic sen,i.
1nent to Roger A Pryor, once prominent
Democratic politician in virginiu, and latclr.
II not nov, the editor Of the Douglas organ in
Nashinstol-tLe States. Tie Nationo, En-
IN commenting On the rancor with which Mr.
Seward has been azsailcd for tho uttcrauce of
similar sentiment, puts the origin Of it upon
henry CiAy. 1t quotes in proof the following:
asa S:E Ds!: e 4es,t 'as aasss aasss
Ne are reproached With doing n;scb;or T..
me agadftoa of this question. The society
goes tn,o no aouscltold 10 disturb it's domestic
tranquility; it addresses itself to M slaras ~,
Wesken their obligations of obedience. Itseets
70 aaecs no mans property. 1t neither has tho
ene W 10 h;s ass the Propery Of
~ scneme would augment, instead OF dim;n;.h'
1ngs the value OF the property left behind Tho
society, co:nposed Of Tree men, concerns ;t.n,f
on!s with tue free. Collateral consequences W.
ANoEeoasO1S 1GI- II IL not 1l13& knrio4+
wh.ch 1as produced tho great moral rcyoiat,n1,
which the age exhibit:. What would tlcr ~hn
thus reProach us, hare doney If tAey roni5
ffpF<1 all tendencies towards liberty md III
nmste emancipation. they must do noore tbnn
put down the benevolcnt efforts Of th,s
Of our liberty and independence .na s
muIzle the cannon which tfluuders its nm.
nhM !oySa: & &!etnrn thss gtt tis ss
Ainsf SUPPRESS tue workings OF Brilisb rh;ia5
tafop5t seeking TO asneliorate tue condition NJ
tt'e unfortunate West Indian staycs thrr ,,n,e.
arrest the cateef Of South American del;E.-.nae
1em thraldon they must blow out tn. rnor.i
Lights around Us. and cxtlneuish that cr.a9a.t
torch cf al which America presents to a he.
nlghted world, pointing tue way TO their ricbts
their liberties aud their happiuoss. And .shen
they hare achieved all these purnoacs fhs;r
work VII! be jet incomplete. They mus nene,
7EAte the human soul, and eradicate tue iiebt n
reason and tue love Of liberty. Then. and mi
I'LL then, Wheo universal darkness and desn,ir
prevail, can you perPetuate slavery and reprces
81 sympathleS Hnd Ill humane and beneyoIrnf
efforts amoug freemen, in behalf Of the unhan.
~ portion OF our race who are doomed to bond
Ihl'' We take it, is conclusive; md the old
whis. who have been reproaching Lincoln
"n1e landing LII. Clay, must alter their opin-
ions Or include the Crest Keutuckian in tbe;r
tlenunciations, '~''
, 1859-10-01

Ihe Bogus Democracy Of the II. (nlinoit) J
district hare nominated John A. McCleruaud,
hsq' Tor Congress, to dll the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death Of Hon. 7. l. Harris. Mr.
AcClerrand isan original Auti:Nebraska man.
Hls speeches in opposition to that Nebraska
swlndle ase conclusive in their proofs Of its
iniquity; and though he Inns since gained re-
newed fellowship with the party that was
about to eject linn for heresy, VIC do not learn
TINT his opinion Of "my great principle has
ever undergone the slightest change. TAe Al.
ton Courier classes him with the BUCCANEERS
which, remembering his anteccdents aud tie
ground Of his opposition to tie Douglas meas
ure, is probably correct. That lie is iuin,ic.l
to Douglas, admits, we think, Of no doubt.
Let Us see how candidate Of that pattern
will run where Douglas is the strongest.
, 1859-10-01
A supposed Suicide 1kesuecftatrf,...
SAas ShSdcr 0nce More Alive.


Last "Wednesday night, it will be remembered
Charles :,nster, then il the CITY Treasurers
Office, committed suicide, as wos supposed. br
swallowing landanum; but on account Of some
peculiar appearances Of the body, and fron, % tbe
fac; Of lis rcn'aining warm, lie was not buried I
until Sunday. Ere;' then. as it was feared he
might not be dead, the coffin lid vas left onen M
in the vault 'pse
They, continued their ghostly vigils until
yesterday afternoon, when tie bodY shoVcd
such signs Of returning animation, as induced
them TO bear the coffin to his late residence On
Jones street, where, at two O'Clock his morn:
ing, seren physicians were assembled. doinc III
they could To restore full consciousness.
At TINT time Suyder was breathing sen.ih1v
and aealtlly color in bis cheek E9ye 6trnnr
hopes that be would soon be himself: Thss re
greatcst excitement md interest twere fe1t n
among Snydcr's friends, and large croryd was
gatht red about the house MI night.
!, nunoss Of tbs startling and extraordinary
placei no eredenee whatever in Tue story until nth
carrser OF ono Of the morning dailies ,nforn,cd
rs !, at q late hour TINT be had been at Snvdcr,s
house, and had seen all We hare related
, 1859-10-01

VAR or hAces.-The Aosnta;n Mexxa11
Of California, gives an account of"a war Of the
races" in its rieinity ty-Jamaica IS, American
negroes. The following is the e<,3attn, md N.
frdtt"' Of challenge which has been sent and
accepted:
fokr VIM, August .ah.
sfR:--1 understand TINT you hab made de- nm.
tortenate sshurshuu dat you could whp yny Am.
e'ican niger Now, sir, ! an a Kentucky ui,-
ger. and can clean out all English uiggcrs. yau
III particular. Choose -FOUR ume and place, sar
~ hght either u stand up or rough and tumble
aKnt BR1Axr Yorxo.
JOEY STErHrSs, La Porte"
Tho Eight is to be conducted under the rules
o. o. tae English zing-to como of 1T La Porte on
A'ooay morning, August 18th, at o'clock,
, 1859-10-01

10 tue Circuit Court now holding in De-
troit, on Wednesday Was tried the case Of James
u. Corey Ts. the City Of Detroit, wherein tue
plaintiff caaimcd damages to til. amount of
100000, for injuries sustained by his wife, in
November, 1853. While going from Detroit 10
Oakland County, en- the evening Of that day,
with her husband, they rau into III open. IN.
guarded sewer, on Grand River street, whereby
srs. Corey wns so badly injured thut she has
been confined to her bed erer since. There is
no reasonable hope that she will ever recover,
Her age is 81 years. The case was submitted
to the jury who, after M absepce Of only few
minutes, rendered 4 verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff for TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, the full
amount claimed.
, 1859-10-01
Destructive Fire IH Gcncseo.--I,oas
$4,000.

$4,000.
We learn from o. ]. Slough, Esq, that a de-
structive fire occurred at Gcneseo, in this State,
on Thursday last, involving q loss Of at least
s40,0oo.
The fire originated in The dwelling of A. N.
Anderson, on Main street, which was in the Sc
cond story of building occupied by Mr. Hlb.
bard as hardware store. The building With
contents vas entirely destroyed Mr. Hibbard's
loss Is about $1,000, with same Insurance, bnt
how much could not be asccrtained. The loss
Of Mr. Anderson was not large.
From tile above building, tue FIRE corpmuni-
Gated to Wilkins l. Dresscr's new block adioin-
ing, which Was also, with most Of its contents.
entirely consumed. The first story Of this
building WIS occupied bJ J. F. Dresser, dealer
in drugs aud medicines. Ills loss is about
a'ooo-insured for &. 900. The adjoining store
IN the same block was unoccuried. The upper
s'of1es were occupied us billiard saloon and
odd fellows' Lodge; the basement as saloon.
The loss to either Of these was small. The
building WAS worth %, 900, 10. which, afr Viii
kins had m insurance Of 1000 and Mr. Dres-
scr $500.
From theEcc the fire communicated to the nd.
joining building occupied hy 0. ]. Slough, land
agent and druggist, and this was soon reduced
to a heap Of ruins. Mr. stough'a loss is ss 500.
insured for g., SEQ.
Ihe Jewelry store Of I. 4. Goodfellow, adioin-
ing, was next reduced to ashes. His loss ;s
about $400-no INSURANCE,
From the jewelry store the fire communicated
to the adjoining building owned by VIM. An
derson, occupied in one part By \. D. Boies l.
Co. as hardware store, whose stock was al-
most entirely destroyed, Messrs. Doics Co.'s
loss is 5000 or 7,coo-party insured. The
other part of this building was occupied by l..
Wilkins Co., groccrs. Their loss is about
$500.
At this point the fire was arrested. The ]oss
falls heartily upon very thriving village, hut:
tho well known energy md public spirit Of its
citizens will doubtless redeem it from this mis-.
fortune in brief season,
, 1859-10-01

o. ntaatord Stark county, is said 10 hare lately
}or ., shs1f peT ~ ast @ilI run by lerer power,
he has been offered tie sum Of 9eo' 100. e'3N'