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, 1859-09-07
BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, Sept G.--Geu. Hsrney has ac-
oua7nted Lieut General Scott with all circum-
stances attending his occupation Of the island Of
San Juan. It appears be had not been rreEi-
orslg specially Instructed to take possession,
but sent troops thither to protect the twenty
fire OF thirty Americans residing there, who
had been inclnled in the taxation limits by the
authorities Of Washington Territory. Our
boundary Commissioner Campbell llas no doubt
about the is1and belonging to The United States;
but the British Commissioner made issue, and
hence the protest Of Governor Douglas. This
subject e1cites much interest LII official and di-
plomotic circles.
WASHINGTON, 4Scpt. 6.-Tbere is no truth in
the recent statement from Very Cruz that Min
lister MeLane had presented an ultimatum and
demanded the immediate ratification Of the
treaty, for it is known here that the preliminary
points thereof were mutually satisfactory to
both this Government and that Of the Corst;tll-
tionalists. It was also understood that if the
treaty should be ratified on this basis Ar. Nc
Lane himself would return it to Washington.
The n1ain points probably are the right OF
war across the Northern States Of Mexico, from
the Rio Grande 10 Mazatlau,' and froru Arizona
to Guaymas or some other outlet on the Gulf
Of California-the q. S. to haze the privilege Of
transporting troops and munitions oi war oter
these routes, and 10 protect the latter in the
case Of Mexico's inability TO 20 So. in consid-
Grafton of these grants the q. S. are to pay four
millions Of dolIars-one-halft TO lc appropriated
for satisfaction Of claims Of An-efican citizens
rpntnst Nexieo
, 1859-09-07

BLACK ToSark.-We learn that IT, disesse
known in the west nad southwest as "black
tongue" is prevailing to fearful extont among
apin,nls 10 ic lower part OF this state, the deer
aud cattle being the chief victims oft ravages-
Mr. Dayid Rhodes informs me the editor Of the
Iron Furnace that he saw fourteen dead deer at
INC pond in Boslingcr county, and numbers Of
others scattered through the woods some dead
aud others dring from the effects Of the mslady;
dead nca1 Greenwood Valley, aad in the neigh.
boring woods the air was loaded with The sseuch
from their carcases. A. the Falling Spring, IN
Carter county thirty died in one night, and At
Eleven Point, in Oregon county, a large number
was found. Tbe eattls hare been attacked by
the affection also; hut its effect: on them hare
Eot been 60 terrible Us on tic deer. which arc
threatened with utter exterminatiou. The dis
case is the same VIC presume, as that which caus
ed such havoc among the deer Of Flor1da abon
aycar ago.-Sk. Louis R7p-
The Joneshoro {lu-) Ga<=a< saysl Tint tht
same disease is prevailing among the eattlc il
Union county though not fatally.
, 1859-09-07

Another Letter from Senator Douglas.
Since the appearance Of Mr.. Douglas's cpistlc
to J. i. Dorr. Esq, Of Dubuque, Iowa, the Sen
ator seems to have hccn taken with d perfect
looseness Of letter writing. Tie Oath {aiaine)
.Sehli"1 gives publicity 10 the following:
Wasu1soEps, July IL. 1s59.
3fns. Lrcr S1oSe-Dear Madam 8 Your kind
letter Of tue St!l inst, wishing nc to le present
ut Convention of the Indies Of the Northwest,
10 be convened ut Chicago on the 12th Of Sep
tculber next, to desise measures for tue promo
lion Of the happiness and protection Of the in
tcrcsts and rights of the female sex, has Just
been laid before rue. You are right, dear Mad
am, when you say that take deep interest in
I'LL TINT concerns tic ladies' of our great and
glorious country. And need not now, nfter 50
many years Of faithful labor in tic cause Of
popular sovereignty, assure yea, that you hare,
in your cndeavors to o1fdin fAe liberty Of goc.
<raiay yonr1<irts in yoar on"n tray, <u!jfct only
to lie C.>,4ti.u.ioa u the United Stalts, The faN
,azasurt of my undtcidti eympa'hy. 1regrct,
dear u,adaul, thnt business Of great importance
will prevent me from being present ut your con-
ycution.
have the honor to remain, &c.. -.
S. 4. UocGLss,
, 1859-09-07

TT cV1CKER'S THE E.
Ill MAitsoa Esfeet, betueta Site asd Dearbota.
, 1859-09-07

The Chicaso 2',nts, the special organ Of Mr.
nauclar. lei,ics tint it WIS he Who took out
fj,c famous copyright Scr the speech he recently
1,nblishrd ju iIurpers Hagaxine; md dcn,es
rsa that the publishers paid t'i for the article.
According TO the Tt'ats. the senator d'd hts
work for nothing, though the Aessrs; Harper
would, no doubt, gladly hare glven x5o9 lot H.
OF even .aogc aud the copyright. with TIE pro-
hibj,iou to reFEint the article III the Newspapers
WAS managed exclusively by The SAME enaerpI1-
Hiur trn,. Ar. Douglas having no concern ~
the matter. Desides the 1tm<s argues, II *as
nota special copyright, but merely she genera
.,facsicc o: the magazine, Of which every hoa-
bcr is thus protected. :,
but il Tat is tue case, how happens it that q
specinl warning was issued tothc Newspapers = mol
to reprint this uulucky disquisitlon, while 10
such warning was given As To other aFf1c!es
And iE Mf. Douglas got no pny for il, how could
he rouRent to ll,s prrposteruus novelty Of pro
libiting tue reprintint; u lis speech, when what
he must particularly desirc for it was 10 have it
circulated Is extensively Us possible: This sto-
~ will nevcr do. Lii. Douglas il not such q
s,mplc1on rs Ills ndyoeate would make him out.
lie must have been roundly paid By the Mcssra.
Tarner: and in vicw or TINT compensation be
nrobablr thought he could afford to bear the in,
Convenience Of 'nore limited circulation, and
~ n,,y critical remarks tAat might he made uIe
IN kuct, m eccentricity. We presume, how
errr that the result Of his experiment Is hardl,
such as 70 encourage It's repetition By other 20
K,iciunt. We ute likely still to get opr speecne
lree.-N. F. IE75r1A.
, 1859-09-07

There lIas tcea ! very achfc shipping ueInanu
during the ;,,s! week for Spring wheat, the
1na1htt e.. which lsas been sustained, uotwital-
standing tue increase in the receipts. Winter
wheat has been nc lected, and tic higher grades
havc declined S@sc. The market closes as fol.
lows: No. Waite, sl.oo; No. 2 White, Sac;
No. ! led, sc; No. Spring, 1159:4c; No.
S3rins, 1nl.lc. The F!'ur market las been
more actirc, aad Spring Extra brands hare been
iu good demand and tirtn--closins ut s3.2'@ 400
for col,,uon to good hr:ndg- Winter brands,
however, are du1t, and declined % t156c-closins
nnsa,in.l al $,.33sli.;s for Ev1 Winter,
mad si.5nWs."o for White Wintcr. The Corn
market has been less active, with falling OF in
seceirtz-7riccs hcin= s:stained- The closing
figures are :-Cana', 6l! I6::c aloat; No ], Gl
%tc:lc in store; No =. :'sc in store Oats in good
demand and steady 4, aac in store. Rye iism
at .5c. I,at'ry neglected, will light sales q.
::;:.li 4:.c. Timothy Sted active, With sales Ut
the rlusc at Sl.:1{1:.ta according to quality.
IIiet.wi,1ts dull uatl nominal ut est &c. Al
cui,ol, Sic, MISS Pork, :l5.Wl. Bacon Hnms,
l0;mlIc and scarce. Shoulders in good de-
mana ut s.7s.c. Lard neglected and nominal
Mt llc T:llow in good demand at o!@lo!c
fur ss,ira. Ill IL Canada Frtsghts advanced ic
--ctosius at &c for wheat to buffalo, and Sic
f1r corn
, 1859-09-07

We print brief communication from the
Hon. Amos Kendall, With reference 10 the cx-
tcusion Of telegraph lines in The Vest The
public vii! be pleased to learn tl,at active mea.
surcs hare been taken for the extension Of Tho
independent Telegraph line to St. Louis. Chica.
70, and other important points. Mr- Kendall
knows what he is about, and as he is one Of the
hca7icst subscribers to the new stock, it ID not
to be supposed that any doubts c1is: As to the
rights OF The Company to construct the proposed
lines Competition in this business is Of tue
first importance to the press and public Of the
West, md We trust We shall soon have t-Cin.
eiaaai Gd-<ftk
, 1859-09-07
The Steamer AraNO.

NV Yong, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Arago
from uavrc and Southampton on the 9th Or.
rired here ut o'clock this +. II. Her advices
arc anticipated. She brings $40 passengers,
among whom are Henry ]. Raymond, editor Of
the n. i. Tim<s; ]. Valerie, tue Ssrdinian
Consul for this port; Gen. bernard Of New
Orleans. and G. Dodalcngre, manager Of the
New Orleans Opera. The Aragc passed on the
e5th ult., off Eddys'ene lighthouse, the steamer
The Arago pissed Cape Race on the I'd inst.
, 1859-09-07

wAAu1s0ros. Sca >. la59.
II seems that Mcssrs; Douglas and Florence
have been de1uSing the whole country with
speeches and Quarterly Review circulars with
on. question for months. That their franks were
written by clerks, there is proof positive. But
III tic face of this fact Postmaster Jones yes
terdny notified the Republican Committee that
their documents fruuked By the Hon. john Co.
vodc could no. 60 through the Office, because it
was suspected that he did not write his name
himself Mr.. Corode went to the Office and nc.
kuowledgcd the frank. BIZ. Joncs WAS sill OBJ
duratc- This action is designed to prevent tho
documents from reaching Minnesota.
, 1859-09-07
National Fair Record:

We made Tying vislt to. the Fair Grounds
yesterday, and should say that the buildings
and appurtenances thereon, ure in q more ad-
yunced state Of forwardness to-day than they
usualy are IN thc opening day at State Fairs.
Should It rain from this morning until the open
iur day Of the Fair no serious let or hinderauce
would be felt. Indeed, good drenehing shower
to cleanse the road and pack tlc powdery earth
would be boon, after such drought.
Tie mtmmoth engine and enc Of the lines Of
sbaflins is in place, md can be started at three
hours notice. Tie inferior arrangements Of the
Halls, usuul]y left until the opening day, are
progressing apsce, and the several parts ore
assuming the symmetrical proportions Of Il har-
monious whole, showing clearly the directing
hand md brain Of the admirably qualified Sn-
periuteudcnt, and his no less valuable co-worE-
e.s and advisers, Doyington, the architect, Ken
nicott, the "0ld Doctor" and David Gage Of
the fremont House.
Among the entries yesterday were the herds
Of Devons and Attorneys of J. Howard Nc
Henry, Esq, Of Pikesville, Co., Nd, one Of the
wealthiest planters in that State, mud among
whose entries ere some Of The finest cattle reg
istered in the English and American herd books.
This entry makes upwards Of fifty head of
cattle from Maryland alonc-a bright earnest Of
wha. may be expected when her sister States
hare spoken.
Some idea may formed of the number and
variety Of entries, when We state that in the
Miscellany Of the Mechanical Manufacturing
Department, there haEe peen al.eao5 e'0"tg-se
entries. The lberaf offer Of the Board OF
Trade is bringing out thu Wheat growers IN
strong force; dse OF SIX entries lave already
been 1nadc, and as many more applications gre
, 1859-09-07

EARNINGS or TIE G. c. U. Il. r Company,
for the month of August:
ls5s 1sI.
Fre-ht 4i.Sl3 = ssa4as..1 41n5l7. .43 lac.
Passenger s.,..... st...6-35 3.119-A I163ss Dec
Nau k.......... as56,l1 400 % sS6 II DEE.
Totat &c 4lat44s.3 81, ,907 II Dec.
GAMING: fur The nYeSQuS taApth vi 6
, 1859-09-07
Six Handsome C0mmodi0us Halls.

F1FT1 III UNE HUNDRED IND FIFTY FEET,
Composition Wafer Proof Rnos and e11ed windows max.
Ing ii all m e9u1rc feet tt ln3tt ssse for rxh
lion purposes, exclusive 0f UleEs Qcaste1 business Ut
dcxA lIcfre=hiue1t S1oent, TcntA etc.
, 1859-09-07
VOLUME XIII.
THE STATE FAIR.

..., F.Es'o1.. set*. . 1sas.
80. -, -, .oaa... .r,,a .~a.,,a.
1,ns ,os,, s,,,.nd;3 ,1a on,v ar,rh.ct 1,a;..,
49,, x A.. ri. r. -.;.,.. ~. -.;
,.:.;." s.~s 49,, 49,. -" "-a ...-:.
''''0A ta'e oe.n 'e'' 'a'a''e"' 1'A 'u'''e'
mare reacned Tue namper o1 neafiy eV0.~-
The trains have brought thousands Of visitors,
very MANY from The Southern md Central nor
tons Of the State, The contributions from those
sections hare also come in well. Some very
choice fruit has conc mn from Erynt apples.
1caeacs. and vegetables. The receipts Of the
d4y far &c ate money" and entries foot up s1.40o,
aud the two days $1,000, figure hut Las SCI
dom If cver been exceeded in former State Fairs
for a corresponding period.
The people from this md adjoining counties
arc out in large numbers, and have cncamped
in the vicinity OF The Fair Grounds, giving
most unique feature to tho occaslon, and one
which will come 10 bc copied in these Fairs.
The entries Of to-day have added chiefly TO
the attraction in the lighter departments Of the
exhibition. The textile fabric, and mechanical
halls show well. The Sewing Machine men are
out ia full force. The Agricultural Implenent
department il large and interesting. The Stock
makes an imposing appearance. occupying one
entire side Of the Grounds. If symmetry and
weight are Of auv account the Stock has no su-
pc,ior in any State of the Union. Morgan aud
sangamon counties bear oil the palm, both IN
number and quality. The herds ot Col Dun
'ap, J. n Brown, !. u. Smith, J. r. Henderson,
would do themselves no d'scredlt even in Eng
land. The show oi Devon stock is very good,
the difficulty Of obtaining tie names compels
us to resort to the entry books, Which cannot be
Ind. blucher, owned by AT- perFnm. Of Cook
county, is most decidedly tue King Of the De-
Won herd Tomorrow these 1nc animals will
be brought into tho ring to receive the reward
Of merit
Egypt has sent up samples ol her personal
, 1859-09-07

ITO RENT--Warner's Brick Steam
IL FIGURING MILL. In the eity OF Rock It1ani. Is
for tn: for e1e OF more yes i ha. fur rms of soaes
md Is dr4t<1 ~ merchant NIL EKOfGE WINTER.
AMI :En-Al0s Agent Of John WarpEf-
, 1859-09-07

The his he pleasure Ct announcing to hls patron
that Re has efec:ed IN engagement With
COL. WOOD md SIG. pQyETTL
, 1859-09-07
jaM RI. :. same .k Last rIcss
>rrrr w.rt fSS wetE. weeE.
Flssy, ,hlis -. eaN. c'.S9: tt.us etGta l6let
Nheas lu, ., ..kt6,f.G 4;e.sH1 ST-5t 4!eE l*sy
farr, tn -. a.-11 .o".;-6 49, l&@S 1:ssSS
q a.. In ...~. $50 :f.s3; @sSt .554 h.tSss
tive ba . Ih.:-1 :49H 1s@ 16,3t4 Eh
fht4 AEt

From the uboye tat,Ic it will be seen tliat the
receipts Of wLeut during the past week, SHOW
IN increase of nearly one hundred thousand
bushels. and nearly one hundred and fifty thou
saud bushels over thc receipts Of tue corre-
spending week Of last year. There was fall
inr oG iu cor, during tic veck Of about sevcn-
1y Thousand bushels, aud the receipts are nearly
four hundred thousand bushels less than those
Of the corresponding week in 1855.
The following tal,lc shows the amount OF
Fm.r aud Gr.ir in .tore in this city, compared
with the unioun! ID s!ure on ttc same date last
, 1859-09-07

Sr.Lor.s, Sept. 6.-Thc overland mail, with
dates to the 18th ult., arrived tonight.
Tie town Of yallecito, in Calayeras county,
was destroyed by fire ou the 18th.
An Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Convention
was to be held at San Francisco on the aeth inst
All the Pacific States and Territories will be
renIcsented.
, 1859-09-07
ri,c Late PUHt.OE1re Dccfkt0n.

rl,c t.atc Puxt.OE1rc Decision.
The Ciac;unasi Com,aercia publishes circu.
lar letter from Lewis clcphanc, Secretary Of the
National Republican Association, setting forth
tue facts il relation to the recent decision Of the
Postmaster General concerning documents
frauEed in The na1.lc Of members Of Congress,
bu, rot liz their HAND writing. lie says:
uisufact rattnt to the whole country, and
certainly IT, every orc WHO has Visited ahhin-
ton, that very few members escr DO their own
4locaa,tEt irnuLing. but hare generally author
iz.d ,s,eir wives, daughters, sous or Clerk" 10
o i. for Them nad .,cycr brfurc l,as nn attempt
1,ecn 1nade 10 stop these dDclIMents BECAUSE not
fvanked hy tue p,c;uheys themselves. For years
1,ust The different political organizations iave
been in t1le practice If send M out from he1c
documents known ut Tue Post Once to hare been
f1unIeI ly clcrkk employed lry these 0rEan'za"
1ious, md 10 exception l,as hcretofo1c been
tuken 10 it. Tie clerks Of tic Post Office in
farm, mr. 1la it Inns been their universal Practice
In ndstribu,e u! such matter coming 10 the Office
When asked fnr IL precedent for th." net. As
buck 10 ,l.c case ot David Crockett, when he was
III Congress. We do not object to tue de-
ci>iou 1f the Postmaster. General. AS the law
reads. lie could make no other. But Why does
tie city Postmaster announce this decision at
thc present time, and that, too upon documents
Office iu nccorduncc with whut Aus been the
custom for years past? The answer must he
nlai:. TO the mind Of every person of whatever
sripe Of politics he may BE. ~ the first place,
most ri thrse documents are directed TO al!nae-
aota; secondly, because v'o'cnt partisan, holds
The Office al rostmastcr; thirdly, III tie jun-
.uacc Of Postmaster Lcncs. there were ton
,nuny or theln-sl,at had there beeu fewer Of
chem, they would have been allowed to pass
faur;ily, b~causc tue Democratic Club arc moi
uow actively engaged iu sending out dccnmcnis
rcurc scnled, as l.c had admitted over aud ovc
again that il had been tue custom OF hia oslsc
fnr wears past, to rail these documents withou
auy objection whatever, that lio would atlos
those 10 tc sent to the Office befurc this decision
vas made, to he forwarded, aud apply the rnl
to I'LL future documents coming to his otlice
but this lie peremptorily refused to DO, ere
though many amune ,scn, were franked By ai'
Covode himself. Il this is not political prt
sc1sp.ion, tlsen know not what political prs
scr'rtt'on IT,.
Those persons who nrc expecting document
from thu Committee, will learn by the abor
statements why they iave not becn received.
ISirucd,] LEWIS CLEPlIANE,
$1HC'v Nal, Hen. 4sknriation
, 1859-09-07

Non1IE1 Sept s.-The brooklyn left Vera
Cruz on the lst inst.
McIanc avails himself Of two months tearc
Of absence.
From Havana on the I'd. The capital of the
Bank Of Harana has been increased 9l0o. coo.
and the Rank is authorized to issue biljs to
dnul1c the amount Of its capital
, 1859-09-07

Ws Strangers visiting the city, and Ill others
who contemplate travelling, should call At "
i 6. S. Wrish.s, Trunk Store, 81 and a19 South
Clark street, and examine the most extensive
assortment Of Trunks, yalises, md Travelling
Bags, west Of New York.
Trunks ranging III price from S1.5o to 900.
Travelling Bags from 50 cents TO $1o.oo Trunk
Covers made to order from 200 to $500.
aug 19-1m
, 1859-09-07

IRONING DAr-HousEkEErgns ATTENTION.
Mt Wal~orth, Hubbard T. Co.'S, 2sa Lake street.
They are neat, clean, and economical, and sare
ali heat in the kitchen.
, 1859-09-07

LARcESr.- Colman was tried before
Justice Ailliken yesterday for larceny Of boards
and bound oycr in so 10 appear at the Record
IRIS Cnt,rt.
, 1859-09-07

LUsAn---Al1 are cautioned not to purchase
Oil from any one, purportinS to be Lunar; as
it can only be obtained ut the Lamp and O'l
Emporium, l:6 Clark street. This Oil hariag
gained 50 much popularity. parties are selling
pose delivering it every Saturday, at the doors
Of our customers. Call md leave your address.
se3.6t LUNAR on CoXFAx1.
, 1859-09-07

pEnsosA1-J. ". Evans, Esq, Of this city, left
Monday for Texas, in behalf Of the Audubon
Club. &c goes overland by way Of st. Louis,
Springfield, No., Arkansas aud Northern Texas,
10 st, Antonio.
, 1859-09-07

Sr Lor1s, Aug. 6.-Thc Learenworth muni-
cipal election yesterday passed off quietly.
Duncan, Democrat, is thought to be reelected
by Il small majority. The Republicans gained
largely orer last election, aud probably hare q
majority of Conpcil and city officials.
, 1859-09-07

S,sGEn's SEWING MAcn1SEs.-For all kinds Of
tailoring and leather sewing. at &C Like street.
aue4-3w A. ". HARMS, Agent.
, 1859-09-07

Gas F117EnEs-Those in want Of my thingo Of
t},e kind viii do well to call on J. II. Jeronid,
No. Is South Clark street lie has the most
complete assortment in the city. Also Lamps,
wicks, Chimnies, Paper and Glass Shades. de-,
&c. nn@s-4n'o
eT See advertisement Of Cornell Co.'s
two-thrcad noiseless premium Serving Machine
and universal hculmer, No. 133 Lake st.
au27-1y
, 1859-09-07

Rrsor's IMPROVED HARRISON RASGEs.--Cii.
zcus wishing tirst class Cooking Range put
into their residences and warranted, should call
at D, L, Booue's Great Western Range Depot,
lis State street, Unexeeptional city references
given. aulo-lu
, 1859-09-07

Wuxx1ER l. W1tsox's SEWING MACHINES.
We prefc. them for family use.-S. 7. TttnEe.
They are the arorites for fa,uInes-S. y. Tines.
II k,s no riyal-Scemite American.
They nautala the Pre- ree.nlneney-N:'f- Espsrsz
GEO, +. Cu14.ExpEs, Gkxl Ag't,
nu e6.ov l67 4 100 Lake street.
S1xGEn's SEWING MACHINES are superior for
Are more detira5k for ~ kinds Of family se.e-
ing j.
srort.
Art free .foosa TIE jaults Of al ot1er nsachinss.
Are almost noistl<Es in their operations.
Are much bitter, and therefore srortA more.
drs perfectly fi,npls aud easify k<pt in Or
Gr.
ARE much cheaper 6so1uss tA<y easa more
Moa<y.
III just tie maekint for erery family.
4. ", Hams, Agent,
No. 66, Lake Street.
, 1859-09-07

nlene ind burning fluid (thc murder lfghts}
when you eau purchase Kerosene Goa! Oil
Lamp, for 80 cents, which gives u better light
and is not explosive. Cull at the Lamp and Oil
Emporium, 1aC Clark street. se1-Gt
, 1859-09-07

AtcElson Municipal Election.
Arculsos, X. T., Sept. 5.-At the election
held in this city to-day, &. H. Fairchi1d, Demo
crat, vas elected Mayor by =. majority.
, 1859-09-07

A1p1cAL.-An engagement between two
':saw-boncs'' came off yesterday ut an hotel on
South Clark street. The wounded we're carried
off from the field of battle and tenderly cared
for. We hcar that there was no excessive pile
botomy or compound fractures
, 1859-09-07

Dor Los1.-A boy three years old, named
James Henry O'Reily, son Of Patrick O'RcilJ,
WAS lost between eight and nine o'clock on
Monday evening. Ills parents were at the dock
Of the y, i. Central Line of rropelicrt, intend
ingto 70 east. The mother Wis on the dock
viii, her tirec chi1dren-:he father being aboard
tue boat, wAen the child slipped AWAY. md no
trace could be found Of him. Some men re-
por.ed seeing man lii him from the boat and
take him away, but constunt search since has
revealed no traecs Of him. He had on red
dress with white spots, plaid apron and straw
hat. Any intelligence left at the Aruory will
reach his parents
, 1859-09-07
Mr. Douglas Mt Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. G-Seuator Douglas ar-
rised last night at y o'clock. Tn the arrival Of
tue cars he was received By number Of his
friends in waiting, who accompanied him to lis
lodgings at the ST. Charles Hotel.
, 1859-09-07

2lExrn1s, Tenn. Aug. 5;-The Hallway bridge
nj Decatur, is passable. No interruption on tbs
Memphis md Charleston Z. B,
, 1859-09-07

. WASHINGTON, Sept. G.-The New Orleans pn-
rers received By mail state that tho lndepcad-
..nts or Houston Democrpts hare majority of
- on Joint ballot in the new Legislature recent
ly elected in Texas.
, 1859-09-07

The MONKEY SHow.-Tho monkeys made
their debut before Chicago audience Mt Nc.
yickcr's Theatre on Monday evening. The
performance Of the Greek Rhigas bordered on
tic marvellous. nnd one could hardly credit the
deception. There will be performance this
uffernnnu Mt Q o'clock
, 1859-09-07
EnIhunlaktlc Public Reception OF
Carl ScliurZ 1t .f1tisCuMkcr.



(;E1Asn. Coak Co., ILL.,, Scit. It'll. 1:s9.
Editors Press and TTsbune:
The frost Ut tllr ID Instant was rather severe
in this town, Gem, Potatoes, Dca1's, Vines and
l.uck~ heat OF the very low lands are good
tlta! Injured. Yours, Etc.,,
, 1859-09-07

- Why don't you wear good clothes? said
well dressed friend Of ours the other day. On
inquiry, we learned that be haa taken his cast
of garments to Dock and McLaint 9s Dearborn,
street, who had returned them looking as good
rs new, and our friends would do we'll 10 follow
his example.
, 1859-09-07
33rcss & Grii>tt1te,


CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
Thc receipts and shipments of flour and
gsa!n during lbe past week. compared with
those Of ,hc previous week, and tic correspond
ius week of :ast year, urc as follows:
, 1859-09-07

ADVICE GnA7,s,-All who wish to bug clothes
chcap, and at the same time Of good quality,
Should 60 to J. II. Ely's, 1o7 Randolph street.
His tailor will certainly" "gtse you fits, and his
assortment Of Fall md Winter goods is not ex-
celIeb in The citY.