davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-09-30

1T TELEGRAfH.J BCFTAIo4 Se0k q.
F1ora Saes 1000 Iris at e43.H for stots frpm
%rris so4.s fer E.d 10 coIe. extra IInu1s and Wis
.x.r wcst-rn: 00e95-y Tor double extEas
Gs.1s-Whcat opened nrm At sn advauoc Of 53c fat
!a 't.nd I'D rpri:e in to arrive: ;.e: sou
d. In arrive. Ut 71c-c'ne ii the for1r
axuIe :oo' fa Nc s!nf 10 s1issa M:: COZ In Canada
eo9 tn 10 at soe; - In feo1 d. at sc OTIS tn
E.nd Ien.and: aa!es u 10uoJ bu ntEve vn
int ate terms.
WH1skr-Somln1l.
tA1E lxruh1s-s0oo bb.a four, 10000 bu wheat. 100,
bu In ley.
CAxAi E1ruE1s bala four 4't0o b7 wheat 20 bu
, 1859-09-30
STEAMER CITY OF BUFFALO,
n pvwr,xa f.oYrr1,u

WESTERN NETR )rOLt>. " T. PxAs1. counandsf.
Porn an Evening Linz etwewn Cleveland AID bu1a!o.
Uae Ut lh atuye magnificent boala viii leave the T. Z.
and Z. iiaraA lhc1, Crt'and <sefs ~. aink Is
pted at .eack. lhe arfsat Of fhe aEa!n- 70,
Aiss1 the murnnx srat Oh the Sew iosk ten'r4 :.
Bug. q. Ss~ hotk and EE.r t<4trai. OF Saxart ts4t
u, Q-wex0. New ]. RI ahI Hetha.
uelens to speak eaho4.tey Of the ahe1e ho IT, D.
Ing 1ireadY well kn the EaveH pulc iu III r.
ssxcts nss class euuan4od.Hu* safs
Thas rtneFsn ssAurt thp tn Ssw Sosk Or anY point
Ut Bualo the tesraae VI any tLat eou!d b.
p1aahrtl
Tickets be had ii 81 Ticket odsss In the WeEr. anil
II the ufec h kegt 10wss eert*s ot
Raat.ph and btasbo!n .srsrts. and II ths dep't.
Il H. GRAY. GrnsEa Western rent
joHs D. CAArh.t1 Gen. supt, jela.
, 1859-09-30

~ RAILWAY.
lLasr rhtcaSo, S. r4a' and fond'fa Lse Ra1soad.i
UNITED STATES NAIL AND EXPIRES ROUTE.
Trims I~+vs for lane v.s Maison. r.s du chen and
ST. Paul via rElsEs 4u Cl!ru.
ii stu i. il. and 5:su r. II.
Trims lsavs Er Uelost Feepott Lasn1 puE.e!h. Du-
huqu. aaI It, P-ul. via u nt.u,
1t 9:,o L. u. aEu $50 r. II.
, 1859-09-30

Rox., n. y. Sept. 2..-proG Coo. accou,
panied BY Ar. cossrnan Of Rome, made bal
luon asceneiun to-day. When ut The height oi
two Mules the balloon burst and turned 10 into
the netting. and formed Il parachute. The voy.
swamp three miles from The starting poiuf
, 1859-09-30

TacIsspAT. September =, LED,
ARRIVED.
,taroa, Ottawa, ao1l tu oa.A Lees ba eorr Is bu
uasr.a. Morr. eco bu corn. l&l.s n, seeds, so bu
wnsat 3tl1 tos ron.
Iur,nsr Joliet 100 tons ea-ta.
EiI Juhn FE1nk Iu, JoIxt, II tons Earth.
Leaeh, joliet. l:O tons ea,th
Ntbrx ka Jo!es tons e.rth. 800 Ds coopess wa1e
b, L. Norton, Lockport, 50 }ds ssope.
CLEARED.
E1csno,. La sal!e Il so Il lumber. 5000 lata.
pusa : mn. Lttawa. :4! % hs stoTes-
Tfa 1ef Morris. ~ D mds.. . -
b. " De Lceipott, 7soo n1 d.e, teo Is Esfs!e,
Il luu,bcr.
Netss.kA J Ut ll4ht.
tIsJ. Franklin, Jo:let. light. - - ~.
H. Tho p J.nes 6 al lumber, 5000 # se!ng. IS ooo
ope d, o,,owa light.
, 1859-09-30

ToExrox, N. j., Sept. .s.-The Enpire En-.
CINE Association Of Lynn. M4ss., arrived here
At noon to-day They will remain as guests el
the Fire Department Of this city till st O'Clock
to morrow r. b., whea they will leave for Phil
ndrIphin in sptciat trim.
, 1859-09-30
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
Ill GREAT WESTERN CANADA RAILWAY,
Summer Arrangement.

Summer Arrangement.
Trains leav- lie Great Central Depot foot Of Lake street
Chicago.
~ vretrot Accommodation tsunds5s szceptst n
r:*c At LIZ 1of 5:4i pnl.
l1:E 3n-inc!unatl EsFtr s-eIrept SundaysNa<Tse It
Lad anapasts i: ~ pm :E.Helnraii af y:W p1A.
Sud ain-LLhl"us EA7fe4-<t1erps Sna.tays-.r:vea at
l'etrvll o., I'm. Sus en.tup Et!iEe, ar BufrAo.
4:p' an: Albany s:sa pm. Sex iork 9.to pun.
49,. Bt..t+n !. At ns.at.
500 pm-Se- 1nrk ao.i Boston E1pstss-SasursRss Il
cr lei -asrsye 1t l'ei1o,t 7:l5 am. -u-psf,e! n
lttitgr u Utt1sn 40 m. Albany 4:s0 atl. New
... iufk s:a' ats. EssetHn ..l0 pua
10 pm-,aaetun7t aud i", rile Espnes SAT
ya an, 4 saIrpSn H. r. ~. n3 ae ' a' ens'a'
0nly QUE trn III su Day ar sao pm, lhes 80 am a'd
;:0l pu ttt meet II PARIS with ludot Lake tiurN
I~ay hut, ii, and al ~ nts E.<t: T" xth
ne G1an, rr'a.k i;1iway t. N s,.tn * nssn. N"n
4noul rev li4mp-hi { and Maine.
baggage Checked through.
1hrxh Tc4s,- tur sr 1t 'he principal Raitsa1 nf.c-1
in ths H"r.h mt Wet ard st The t"rpAn5* office u
Dcas5un stEee1 Chsxu. ,hs atpot lot Vt r. kts~tf
H. y. klcE. Su es!ntruGent.
II. J. SfAEnt1o- Gaa,ral Passenger Agent ls:s
, 1859-09-30
Senator Chestnut fnnkra n 8nrnrf,

The Ebar}cHlon Courier contains the speech
Of Senator Chestnut, delivered yesterday at
Camden He faEors Southern units md the
developments OF her resources, rcpudiates the
aglt*tipn of'lhe opening Of the slave trade, and
opposes the position Of Senator Douglas about
uniriendly territorial legislation.
, 1859-09-30
COMM MERClAL.

TnrzfpAT EyxsNa. Sept. g, 1ss2.
The receipts and shipments during the past
e4 hours, were rs follows:
, 1859-09-30

The margin would not cover the cost Of shin.
ment, by considerable, but tb;s ia not the nolnt
that engages the attention ofparties disposed to
invest in this market. Higher prices. il is cx.
pected, will prevail within tue next ninety DAYS,
and operations are based upon this anticipation,
Wht at wa4 in moderate demand at ptcgious
prices. Receipts continue light. Corn advanced
10 Soc We learn that country disti1lers are
paving Soc per bushcl for corn in the ie1d-a
handsome price for the new crop. Barley is in
moderate demand at 65367c for good sp,inr
to prime fall. Oats have advanced 10 4Sfd50c,
Whisky advanced to Csc, with an active de-
mand.
BosroS, Sept 27.-Rece;pts, 4,4.9 bbls flour;
932 bu corn; $500 bu oats. Corn firm but
quiet nj Csc to sl.oo. Oats, ACC. Rye s5c.
Sxw YoRE, Sept. a7.-Reccipts, $3.50 bbls
flour; e3,2os bu wheat; 81, 900 bu corn; 5e,6 ,6e5
bu oats; 1856 bu rye.
oswEoo-sept es.-Receipts, $50 br1s -four
ss.s4s bu wheat; 3o,ssl bu barley 400 bu
rye. Since our last report there has been good
demand Tor wheat, chiefly spring, but owing TO
;he continued scarcity Of this description on thu
spot, sales 10 fair exteut hare been Effected
for future delivery. Market firm. Sales 4. 500
tu prime white Canadian at Il. II: $500 bu Mil.
wankee club at private terms; 1880 bu Chica.
go spring No 2 at 69c, and II ,0O0 bu do a, sOc.
the two latter to arrive. Corn verr scarce an,i
wanted, Barley without material change. Salrs
1000 bu Canadian At sec, and 4, ,6Sl bu DO at s3c
10 arrive. Rye in demand, With sales Of $500
bu at .oc aHoat and il store. Outs nominal :.
upps ii market.
, 1859-09-30
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Stnr Travrler Sweeney, Milwaukee, :sS Fs a2nea r do
rider. d. a1coo lss bssts peaches- Il hs:s o5 seI.
= bo1e*dc, Packages &uadnes.
Fgnp ACME. LathEnF, Buf4ln. to losk II MIkaukte}
rrop Evergreen r. Cha +sain. Eoingw od. z53 h.js
nog. i5+3 bu corn. Is talox, - ha!cs bson com
1ne brlahL th~iaes. &c.
Prop NoneIr1na, k1pteS. st Joseph
Prop Hu1alo honksy ndalo 419 bu whezt 6fU baes d.
e3od xr4aa secd. 61 brss huur. q tons !. II ton 10
ions sundriss
r.rt t,leat Wssa. Stewart, Buffalo, ~ noa b. wheu.
Bark 1edc uoyt, Stanford. Bu6ao, ito lead II Xlwau.
!sris thampa'n. Ya'es- G'e.n Ray.
II Nm T7rat BaIbc. 4sun4l ..t co IN wheat
4 Il t:las on Wo.d. llnn 10. I.fs10 tu whca1-
BZtt II It SeStIuur ctiand. felet4nruknre, bsla salt
Stkr s1et 4, crols NSry. d n.lo; II bu ~h-t
SeLr tuscxAa. rFrI3tt, EasInAo lie.
sctF 10 an1 @ Ilean, Tf7rers R.r.
Hetr tst.na, Alien, Nu>krkon
Schr Imperial. lf7u*eprn- lufltn ls so bu wheat
SshF :! = S4thrItsnd, Mekey. * Joseph
4ien ~ IKE lloyd kaamazoo ton meal do feed.
Sehr Pioneer Thompson. Austes>n
Jchr Me%ehester, Habit, Grand tfayca,
Sehr Mazy. SpEt T. Grand Haren
hT CrpsAdeE. Cna 8. & .lAn.kxno tons u.dIe. =
SehF Hetnta. Eah. t.4a eEo, la,ou Ia wheat.
oehr RhAnd, Me4af1y, 6eI5 m wheat
Schr NsE1e. 4eSa11.1a, Grand K.es.
sour EFe1leyt Brown. st aus Pier h'l pozk, bs4 xur
Sthr Mermaid, ThoEr4Qr, Wltta EAS&.
, 1859-09-30

Nat Heard from after All.
Tnor, y. L., srpL :s.-1he announcement
OF tbe saiety 0f Ii Manutuin. the sronaut, is
erroneous. He l,as not yet been heard from.
, 1859-09-30

THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN P;TTspCEGH AND PHILADELPHIA
Connecting T'ru In the nnn Drpot At Pittsburgh ~th
fssun b Trains 4. Il! Western tie nF rlnie!pha.
New Y"1k. ih>son HA i.srt anil Washington Ctty lhs
fufnshsx il tles tr the tatiau uf senxrrs I'LL
surra' sell fur s!r- and mf''!t y ns s'thsf r"ne
Eli: ar Fa.t L!neA lntfrus IT. IL PL!s. pa viII-
nuL Ck1t Er of Cars ut C"tH:utt..rs.
SH4kil4 Elr~ attn 4vts IL eaeh Train: NohfruG =
>feepttx Il Errs- I.4 Faf Fsalns. Tht E1rEss~
y. Mail I'D Fakt Line >un.Ax. exeer-l Ths-s
.l.lr ttalfs diet Eur New fhrk Ex,ae-s AMI
For, Line e"un-xt lkllin,u.e aad Washington.
Trains =rc: II lt:.-h4F.h wah The Nm E1r1.ss.
tFr,se IN Eh.- ph!a u Baltimore At Pm. AID fu Ss~
furk It L':.l' F.N-
Ttau- ci.n~e, Pittsburgh With the I'M. Fart Lire.
ss.lse In iae ph l:7lt!nnr~ ats AN. an in Nrv
fork ii ~. ~ rrsn. ieesc l;.nas4a i At An,
4-hvn. Philadelphia II r-M- a~w ark 4:St ".
'a Is II il. h+t~~vn Fh4'rir.t and New f"r ;swn
,!rIls tr.tn% -t~stu View fu:A :At ll~up. TLrm h
Geart- trl i:ul sle' II tie traln..
h-at ckss T.. ls suI ria NUrwl h. Fa! R!yeE
St'n4st"n lfteA.
Ik~ T. twlr4 mar t+ eoa!u Al any Of the iH!rt IT.
4 Ir',4At !h the ~ At. taH i:e
c4s;ar line 1T M.-s1pp1 d) sls<r.
tickets N~.wanl she uflce% t"r csiuk k.ny Los
N-.rE y lBti l.jf.h,
, 1859-09-30
I II1CA'r, CLEVELAND AND
~ P:rEsaC !:ditI, ~.u5s lsallruaI Lire.

~ P:Ffsat EdiH, ~.ust Kal1ruaI i.!,e-
FARE REDUCED.
ONLY lsH i1ouK> Fit''M CHICAGO 10 PITTS
ECNtlI.
Ant i rect co nntttt. with thu Trans !yah.a N{s 81
kIH's ~ llltsdI'i''ia. Is hut' ntu >rw tuss-
Hf a'l tfSt f!i II. is. t.aiH VI NV ''hc1g. srnm
H. Dra1 "s tlt Mc.- -uhsl, IL; t,Gt. f.:tewb:
Ga sam-.a...-a i" t,l,. ~. am. irsra,l ~ PM,
!t'-," H.: y H.. r..:.44. tpi!-,. 'tu r. nl,,
New i"Es, 9.h' j.. M.
500 r. E-f r4ses as T. ,n. .'-'a. Flr"e anil. 81
a-M fstt%:lur- H. ia" +. ILL.,. rhI.1:tl; a.., s.tJ
't.n'.. >e~ fuFa. I:-,st
This cunt mi. t l. II i..- .,rr III m tin New
!" tcn.ra! n"ts. esa.!t avs n;.Ar ttsr -bs4ss
rStd:lE # TIN" sn t.Jl.- ~, n!rs A.I with
t.Ht iI1 - tt* T." a. 1lt srai1F triw4en
W.: a1t I.-sIsl lh.1 pr:ia.h :I i, lid .svp-
Liz, arr,
'sAx:4-v e!.estd thruf:t t,n t'ea.o to Irsssussh.
lt'T,1s.1r4'. h"ft. ils-dslr. AID Sr:s f1ts. aud
A.H fur Il. Astshy lryranA aa,l !I,,.1r1a T.+.e by
thl. viii he L. rw ~ ~ Ill. ntirt r.ntr
Thr".h tickets Gu he Hnr II is .Eer ~ .t~ Mlel.
e7a Southern lt:r ulster ir IL tina and tis
tsp6t, 't'' Of >!rrTs ant n t:t,r t:4En:
a!A1 At alt s:c n-:Hs'Tat ticket nt1ev, r. n. E,s
W.. l.. LASs. Gtn! Atshi. I.ers;a' Il.
GH'. H. ';*Ar t;c"1 i'a- Asrnr. IN rsc. yt ssltin
, 1859-09-30
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED,

dh~1f ~1fEU.....-...s..-.Stpt-e -.
stur Traveller fweeny Milvankee ee hf brs becs "a bril-,
e. = s1s eSss ri; iaas sr.ss 'Hadfiss
uastcts peaches- Is brls n,,ur, j bxs n.h. AVN
Prop Atazs. f,ersou. B1E S.a.ie, 10 1un.ez, N
BARK Wn eturress, Faith, Buffalo, 1ao tons ca 80 81.
PAX j. se lo5t Stanford Dutao 1sppkss coas,e .a,t.
N-r4 .n. trucker Fl xeesad feshuso lEmbef Ioo
N laih .nlm rlckttA.
Big Empire Staie Jessiaer, Buffalo, 4s7 tons ea tfr1
Eys Caatuactrs, Lock cievel md, Aoat eo,l.
nrE AAhoninE. oewa1t, Green Lar, $50 lumber m
scAr eosa ee Eastm.n.le, 10 n, lumber, 100 n
Sclr ts~le EaUAzds Nantowoc. 20 N lumber 1905 RI
ties.
SehrC11 ader Coats Kalan,zoo, . m staves
sc:ar calsat1a toak. kalaa,azc O., !. y Cd ~od.
Schr r. tnpht- uamMrnd Buffalo. 1G0. hrs ra1t.
S.hr I'm Wilt ms NcIlon.,t. reaht!k s.3 NJ lumber
Ffnne+ Thompson. Mua&c G6 els shiuE1E holla
Sehr Ellen PIKE oyl. kaa,n Is n lumber u .h,.
sehr Westehesef. lahb Gland uavea - u,n.c.. 70 m
sehs L.dy iaeus Densae u lumber. 10 m hin.
Sch. z.adoch Praa. Thomas C,eveland - coal.
SctE MatE> sprut Grand Haven It's wood.
Her .nt. lsfown Gttxn Hsy, lis n lumber 70 +. 18th
s<hr Lit Be L. Kirby. Grand Kver, q oai uns<s 20
sebs Va ERte. close, Bu.a, Is. ton. R oa f,,ou
sehr a1.p*ssat. S.rssss 2h.naer, Bo...,o.
s*h1 % I.akse E!sat: FIetsh :. Bgtts'o. 13ot eosi-
schr s1re smith, shebosEan. ieo' empty pork 5ss Cd,
schs Louis, Ssthnd rort Va ',.es hay, SIC wood,
Sc. ! narortdse johnson. Travis D.y. s; wood,
Scov Aoest VERNON Snh, ract Aver, st tds hask 20
fGdJ
, 1859-09-30

Tue Wheat market opened quite tirm this
morning, and several sales were made carly ut
an advance VI }c above yesterdays quotations;
but on Change it weakened under an advance
in freight and dali news from New York, and
declined 1@1lc on Spring grades. Winter
grades, however, we're in active request for the
Pittsburgh and Buffalo markets, and Red ad-
saneed l@ac. About 10000 bushels Of all
kinds changed hands at 90@32c for No. Red;
sl@sec for No. Red; 91c for No. White; -
@soc for No. Spring; 77@7sc for No.
spring; mud 73f@746 for Reiectsd-the market
closing weak at the inside quotations fol Spring,
and firm for Winter. 1t will be seen from the
tables above, that the shipments Of wheat TO-
day were large-14s 900 bushels. The Flour
market was very firm, and buyers more readily
acceded to the advance demanded and partially
established yesterday. About $4,000 barrels
were sold at sA.s1}@5.e5 for White Winter
brands; $4.ao@45o for Red Winter; 4.a5 for
Winter Super; t3.s5@4.es for low grade to
choice Spring Extras; and s3.e5@35o for
Spring Super. Corn in fair demand; but
buyers were less anxious to pay extreme rates.
About 1000 bushels changed hands ut 7oc for
No. ., and 73s@75c for No. 1-thc latter figure
tor round lot Of 10000 bushels. Oats were
very quiet, and prices shade lower About
$500 bushels were sold at so@31c in store, ac-
cording to location. Rye firm and in good 1c-
quest at G2@65c in store. There is continued
good Inquiry for Barley, and the advance Of res
tertlay was fully sustained. >About 5000 busll-
els were sold in lots at SIC for No. 9, and GAG
'i3c for No. in store--principaiy the lutter tg-
ure. Timothy Seed quiet, with less Offering.
and but little disposition to operate among buv-
rrz. Sales to-day range from se.1o@a,l1c for
prime. Highwincs firm at aGfc. Alcohol, ad-
yanccd to Sec Hides stcady- Nothing doing
ia Provisions
The scarcity Of vessels caused an advance of
1c per bushel in freiglts to-day. Vessels took
wheat to Buffalo at &c, and propeller ut Tic;
wl1eat to Taorold ut 6sc. At the close vessels
we're being held at .*@7tc for wheat to Buffalo.
GRAIN Dunxrn.-At Clyde, y, T., la 900 bu.
wheat, barley and malt, were destroyed by the
burning of grain warehouse.
GRAM ArLoAr FOE OswEGo.-On the ed iast,,
there was aaoat for oswego, 337, ,06l bu. wheat
ST, LOUIS, Sept. e7.-Receipts, e1,766 SKIS
whcat, l,407 SKIS corn, 1889 SKIS oats, GIG SKIS
RE, 1894 SKIS barley. Wheat buoyant. with
sales at 65@s4c for spring, and 75c to el.1s for
winter. Corn, IS to soc. Oats, 40 to Acc.
Barley, 50 10 Csc. Rye, Csc. Whisky, 2Glc
Timothy seed, $e.eo. Mess pork, 1875 10 81
super aour, $4.o5 to $4.e0.
CHc1ssAu, September as.-Receipts, eta
bbls -four; no corn; 1859 bus wheat; $40 bus
oats; $40 bus barley. The Gasths of this morn
Ing says:
There Was more actirity in the -four market
today. with indication Of speculative feeling,
and prices advanced l0c per Dbl, closing at $4.s5
@4.so t, r superGue, and 4.e0Gj.35 for extra.
In New York prices advanced l0@15 per bb],
but our quotations are still close upon tbe rates
current there, the comparison being as follows:
New t.5a5 %
4sa4 81
, 1859-09-30

ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND Gill
~ c1tGu RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
o" and asr SUNDAY III; asy T.; two
ST LOUIS. CAIRO NM NENr'',s NHs<! y'cksncro. AND
Xors.An -Mi,s9uri, Eansus and Nebraska,
b. If the St. !h4. Ah"a and thiea-n Ar Line all
tal u sIrcxs. s'f- S -r'uth, A. fellows:
TRANS :aves IT Lntis p.pot West Van Iuren and
y, !. .m-Iny E!rrcs4 Sunday. e.serrea:,
S1x!.t Express. ,:os =. NJ.
As:l aud Express, IL: Is p
..,n.,, ~ -: csssnT1ns: q. n,xo.,,,.
At Joliet With ts Eoes lsl4Ii X. l.: west a,d the cut
70 Pt,s, Ga:e.usxh. Burlington aud intermediate
b., minx,oa With tie Illinois cent.. Railroad SsuA
1t ~ ,nkEeId with the Great wensern TILL Railroad r,t
to pt asur. and we~t ts Ack-,ns!i:e -n,l Naples
Packet. N"th Ml-,oa.i Karraa. kenkpk Fackrts amt
H.uLtbaf ami Jusps "a lE,t 4 pu!nts Missouri
si,ss f.s ss.t I'd G re I'll sSs - .., Ssh ,
uri nt1 Inc Of sten'sss u Cairo. ,lempa f!cAstux
through eke;4 eaa b. had as the Company. oaee, yn
,he ivpnt com WI Van istn aai Cana sreer- md
II the principal aIsd eses trees IN tho Essss. M!dle
II Rates u Fare and Fse:sl,s BY any other
Joliet ani Wilmington Accommodation.
Stopping intermediate sta1loo leave Wilmington At
::ts a, Juliet III au ALL: arrive at Ch:csxn u iEDa
Leave Chieaxu 3:l1 u. arrive II Juliet It S41 aud
!. D. ABBOTT. Gen Sopt-
=. IT. Aonzx. Gen. 4x-nt and Asst etpt nres
, 1859-09-30

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

TE1 TE1I1EAra.l Mox1EEA1, Sept %.
FLora-Artlve ard IN Enod demand No. Sune.dnr
47cs4 81; NJ <,A9aGo; Fancy, 4.s;9s CO n4.rs
, 1859-09-30
Go=}9artnfrst)lp NnttreS.
CO.PARTNERSIfIp NOTI(

Tase ne1ics that the s'apcrship heretoorr exst.
rs weeu the uudrr the name md at,le Of
Genen. AnI lte sci l. d.y dssored hy nltuI con.
re4t. The oasueae I'll! " canaoei b. Clemens keehnc.
s0ie proprietor. CLEMENS kEEHNE,
Chicago cfpt- - 1850. ERNaT K1EtEL.
as Ivy
, 1859-09-30

Ask ~ Tickets by Ya>s,sah--a
| sy!sania l;aE.EAl tn thtlx'' ulIkrs1 1as tas
UiEEGT LINE BETWEEN TIE EASE AND THE
GEEAr StIlErsiNtsf.
eentntes!rt f'r.ets ty liz i;.zsi n.t!sc at TIT.
;,S IT, s,a sa: r. IT, II ,ss ~ e;
y.lEps*F, n !:t-l! ar. tbs II 1'yct.i: pns4is.
sns;s NJ isas EA,s* .Fa x nal!: ta their advantage
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-21

SOMETIMES TOO FAsTIDIOUS.-A very worthy
gentleman at Rouen is at present receiving a
fortune which came to him with the drawing
of cork, in the following curious manner.
Obliged by the state Of his health, last summer,
to change the air, he went to the sea shore at
Villers-sur .mer, near Trouville. and walking on
the beach, he noticed that lad who who was
also promenading there with his father, had
found sealed bottle among the sea-weed The
father bade his child to 'sthrow down the dirty
thing, and not be soiling his fngers;', upon
which the invalid picked up the castaway bot
tie and took il with him to his lodgings
The cork drawn, the bottle was found to con-
tain a written document, properly signed and
dated on board a vessel which had sprung aleak
and was about to sink. 1t ran thus:
About to perish, / commend my soul to God
I hereby constitute the finder of this will, en-
closed in a bottle, my sole heir. Ny fortune,
Iaboriously acquired, amounts to near three
hundred and fifty thousand francs and the
SMALL house in which have resided nj Eaiparai-
so. This tenement / wish converted into a
chapel, and that mass may be there said for
the repose of my SOUL The fortune will be
found deposited with NJ. notary, OF Paris,
to whom from time to time, il has been trans
mitted. Pray for me, Signed -"
lSoiled fingers should not always be avoided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-21
A WIRES rLING MATCH.

The following amusing account of a wrest-
ling match between two horse-traders, we clip
from the Albany knickerbOcker. 1t beats the
Morrissey and Heenan fight all to smash -
One of the greatest wrestling matches known
10 the history IF this country came of at Ire
lands Corners some time since. The parties
were DR. Frazier, of Troy, and Abram Herring
ton, Of Watervliet. The parties met at 9 a. m.
for the purpose OF trading horses. They talked
horse' two hours. but could not trade as
each wished to put leak" into the other
At last, Harrington lost his temper, and pro-
posed to give up horse-trading and go TO wrest-
ling for $40 side, the winner to pay the drinks
The Doctor agreed to this, and up the money
without hesitating moment. The stakes were
held by Elias Ireland.
Round |. This round was side hold 1t
lasted 45 minutes, during which time Herring
ton got the Doctor four times against the shed,
and once under a twO-hOrse wagon. Towards
the end of the round, the Doctor lost his wind,
and went down on broken bottle and lot of
bricks Cheers for IIerringtOn. Ten to FIVE
offered on HerringtOn-nO takers. Bottle-hold-
ers gave parties something wet out Of bottle,
and wiped their faces with piece of Oil-cloth
Round 2 This was square hold flop" It
lasted one hour and ten minutes. The Doctor
tripped Harrington and staggered him. Her
rington made a spring and recovered his foot
hold Cheers The Doctor now braced back,
lifted Harrington from his ground, and under
took to fall in a mud puddle with him. Cries of
foul" Harrington touches the ground and
gives the Doctor yank that lifted him out of
his boots. The Doctor rallied set his teeth
and went in. Herrington exhausted, went
down, buttipg his shin with a tin pan. First
bioo1 for Frazier" Cheers. Twenty TO FIVE on
the DOctOr-no takers.
Round 5. This was a back hold" The
round commenced at 80 minutes past I2, and
finished at D minutes past 3 Time-2 hours
and Is minutes-the longest time on record
During the round they crossed the road Is
times, got into the eattle-yard IL times, brought
up against the pig-pen q times, and upset
a wagon four times. The round finally ended
in favor Of Harrington, owing to the Doctor
tipping his foot against piece Of scantling, and
falling on Days' dOg-killing him instantly.
The three rounds agreed upon having been
gone through with, Harrington was declared
the victor, amid the shouts Of multitude which
amounted 10 near 300. Harrington smiled a
smile, and asked ireland for the stakes.
"Hayen't got them-all spent for drinks an
hour ayo-in addition % which the bsrkeeper
has balance against you Of Si.57t."
This led TO a fresh wrangle, the result Of
which was that Harrington has agreed TO wres-
tie with Ireland and the barkeeper on Monday
next for so side.
As postscript tO all this We would state
that Dayis intends Ia sue Frazier for killing his
dos. He lays his damsges at $50.