, 1859-08-09

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/ By The Society, the following volunteer preni-
uus have been already offered:
| BE Cluzkxs or CmcAco.-Best trot.ing
horses, 1000.
Br TIE Cmc4Gq DoARD or TRAnE-Best one
hundred bushels Of White Winter Wheat, apre-
'niurn price Of $50 per buahe1
Best one hundred bukle!s Of Red Winter
Wheat, q premium price Of 2o.e5 per bushel.
Best one hundred bushels Of Spring Wheat
,remium price Of e per bushel.
The wheat to become tho property Of Board
Of Trade. Awards to be made By committee
appointed BY the Society.
PnEx1Cxs OFFERED BY TIE CHICAGO AUDUBON
cLrB-SPEcMkss IL NATURAL u1s7oRY.-Best
collection Of American birds OF animals, stuffed,
lot less than ten varieties LIST premium, SO;
ID premium, IS.
The aboue with privilege Of purchasing .os
The use Of the Club museum at fair valuation.
RIFLES AID EowL1xo PHcxa.
Best double rifle, carrying longest distance
with greatest accuracy, SO. Breech-loading,
carrying longest with greatest accuracy, 80.
Best double.barrel fowling piece, 80. Best
oreech-1oading piece, 80.
POWDER.
Best sample {not less than 1bs.) Of powder
fur fowling pieces, flo. Rifles, do, IS.
HUNTING pocs
Best pointer or setter, trained, Is. Best re-
trieser on 1and aud water, $40.
Butter ASn CHEESE.
Messrs. Folsom, Dorsett Co., No. e6 State
street, offer the following premiums in addition
to those offered by the National and State
FAIRS:
For best three frkins, not less than 100 bs.,
from Is COWS, $50. or China tea-set-
For best Bu,ter, Is 1bs., from not less than
ten COWS nor more than fifteen, $50, or China
tca-sct.
For best do, 50 1ts., from not less than FIRE
nor more than ten COWS, $50, or China tearset-
For best three Cheeses Of not less than 80 tbs-,
| so.
Second best, SIS.
These premiums are to be awarded November
| lst, ut Butter and Cheese exhibition to be
held in this city.
Messrs. Folsom, Dorset Il Co. will act as
! agents for persons desiring to compete for the
above premiums at the Fairs, ind November
Exhibition, and keep samples in patent ice
houses.
a HARD CAsk.-0n Saturday last the public
regulations were strictly enforced, and the sa-
LIONS nnd drinking dens were closed. Those
| who had not laid in beforehand Of the critter,
or possessed sufficient interest behind the scenes
to get it On the sly, were left in hopelessly
urid state. Sunday evening WIS glorious with
l nF In {ha
streets were full Of promenaders, bur We saw no
saloons open.
Ed. o. was met on Lake street By stranger
whose condition indicated he might have been
in the service Of the city collecting tridence"
On the license business, and bis evidence shown
out bright md clear. "S-s-ur-r.r' said the un-
known buttonholing Ed, "c-a.u (you) tell me
lhic) hericangizzomsiptodrink :"
Ed. assured him the saloons we're all closed,
"nary drop" TO be had.
Strange.-"Sot drop {hic) s~s-sir1r, not
d-drop for poor dry fellow like mes"
Ed" Not drop"
Stranger r.-{Lurching heavily to leeward)
"Well {hic) that 10, eh-may be jjjustice IN it
may be c.c.conszitoosinal, but i d-dont see it,
by"
Inc OPINION o' me stranger ano We kno"
n'n 10 oe 4 stranger "on 'ne fe"a1A ne "aae'
"ot'ns ol a<,eht'op' as s'''ns ous au'no''t'es
'ae o'D'' DUG y. e1e -47e.
"0rros1r1ox TIE LIFE or TRlpk."-The e1-
periencc Of other cities in such 1natters attests
that the omnibuases and cars may run side By
aide on the same routes. The Messrs. Walker
| - H. ..s41 - -. -
and a full equipment to do the same in Chicago,
The competition on the Randolph street route
6lled the omnibusses with passengers at three
pence ride. 1t is said that the sa1ne competi-
ton is to extend 10 the State Street route
nibusscs 10 run every 1--WE minutes. Though
seyere weather for horseaesh. all facilities for
eueap ''u.A eo'ae 'u' t"''s s.S'e'1' ~ Peueo
'f.ans' ;, o'' VI 'ae 'a' aoo " '5",a LUG NV
sue" a'As' "o" 40 toe esaeoa "oeu a'ee eens
Haes viii 90 more LOT ooo's comfort snan tnsee
ee"s ai'"As' '"e L. eo"PeA'i'n: ny LUG
""s' VIC "'sn ~ eo..ee' ~ et'ol u '"e Hpes Il"
ou' ma .se.e' ~ .s go ~ str4n m-1 " ~
"N' o197~1 49, ~ NV -N1oe' " 49, = =,
80, 10 ~, ,a,sa - .,a ~ a,nands
WARNING 70 Bors.-At m early hour Jcster-
day morning the body OF young lad was found
in tue water IN the Railroad basin, of the foot
Of Van Buren street, By = man named Lewis
Ferdinand. An inquest WAS held hy Coroner
James. aud it was ascertained that the unfortu.
nate Ind WAS Frank Schmoatny, Bohemian,
whose father lives at l50 Harrison street II
seems .u@' 'ae ooy "eot us",nz " il, 1ne