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THE undersigned have this day associated them
i selves together under the ST. lc OF RAINS BROWN
y CO., for the purpose OF transactmg general
Drug Eusfuess, and no, g, b! str ct attention
tn Inte Il their customers, TO merit contin-
uance ef the very liberal patronage extenGed t. their
pred, cessors. T. b. RAINS
I IuIy25-u ARTS BONN, SR.
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J. W. BROWN.

! y retiring from the business, / respectfully beg
j leave to tender my waTncst thanks to my nuner-
friends the knd and liberal pat onage extend
ed by them The old firm solicit Tor my
a COZ ti1uance OF the ZANE.
= ]. W. BROWN.
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NO. MARKET STREET,
NASH VILE, TENNESSEE,
ii AVE now in store aud to arrive
Ii SUGARS.
90 hhds. New Orleans Sugar ,all grades;
loo bbis. Crushed sugar, ali grades;
80 g st. Louis LOAF sugar ALI grades
90 g Powderca sugar ,allgrddes.
LOtk EE.
500 bags prime Rio Collee.
100 bbls. New Crop MOlasses, allgrades;
loo hall bbls. New Crop Molasses, all grades,
So bbis. ard Kegs Golden syrup.
LiQU OliS.
100 bbIs. Pixies Magnolia " hiskys
100 - Dean X Hale's do,
100 Smith Reserve do;
loo 80 10 Ncwsom's do: trebble distilled.
100 SO Tennessee White do;
100 - Ola Country DO;
100 Z" Old Bourbon do;
100 90 Old MOnOngchala do;
40 b" Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga v me;
70 baskets Champagne Vine;
500 pkgs. brandy, various brands:
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated Cider Vinegar.
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails assorted;
500 boxes star Candies;
400 hall boxes laicw Candies, e
1000 Realms Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes Starch:
1000 bags Fine salt:
voc, uI0 q. ID Cans:
loo bbls. Fresh Ale:
80 1ierces kice:
100 6 and Il tb Caddis Black aud Common Tea;
80 chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove OyAterst
100 boxes X. Cheese prime;
loo . L. u. - g"
800 bags Shot tssorteda
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
80 bags Slack Peppera
loo doZ. Brnoms;
100 - Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda IN papersS
100 :" Scotch SGun;
$50 g Stick Caudy:
100 90 Fancy do.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Calfan Yarns.

IL stare and for sAln - MAaafAetnregss prices
Ia e aaznfsty sfthase eelrhrafea cottea Yeren,
spsnafses ard by tha PtaewQad F4cfpry. Nhi<h Ter
aaslity sad supcfiortF ssAn1 unrga ltd. Our STICK
eahFaces ai3tke nenahrfs-
NEzEIL. HOOPER A CO..
sfre-u Ns4. and Nafke
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LINEIiY STARLE.


yNTM. T. WRIGHT co, wpald respect -
w fuily inform thc Ciilzene Of Nashville lzsSGN
aud the public generally. that they have Ky
purchased the well known Livery stable and the stock
add form erly Ocoupiec by Wan j. Philips
Market street ~ below the square.
We have hrst-Este lsts and soNsttlls 10 aeeoInnc-
date droyers. aud all our friends WhO may favor US
with their patronage.
We pld ourselves o. give satisa ctor in al cases
We haze large ngnlerr 81 hHe Saddle Horses and
re Buggies 10 bire NJ all times
The factis, do nOt intend JeiuF svrpassed byRny
SEATTLE in the southern country. Come along and soc
tor yourselves.
feb3-iy MN. 7. WRIGHT co.
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dissolution.
Dissolution.

- He copartneIship heretofore existing between
i tie Undersigned this day dissolved by mu
tual Mr.. AIRS BROWN, Sr., having purchased
of j. W. BROWN his entire interest The business will
be continued the old stand under the firm style
R4IAs, BROWN 4 Co. +. b. RAINS,
j. w. BROWN
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ICE! ICEi
Wheat Faas! Wheat Fans!

ME are IN receipt OF a oi at saperinr Wheat Fans.
w They will be sod al Mandatory ~ ires al Ne.
8 Market street.
may2e CARTER, wiLsFoRD CO.
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4. IT. HUhS- JOHN q,
REV ERNNH.
New FIRM.

New EirlN.
TTNHE undersigned have this day associated them
i selves together under the trm name OF ARCHER
CHEATHAM X BROTHER, Tor the purpose OF transact
ing IA Liquor and Wine, Cigar and Tobacco business,
similar IN every respect 10 that carried on by their
predecessors. vi hanson 4 Cheatnam, and hope bv
strict attention TO husirCss To merit continuance of
tue patronage literally extended To that concern.
Nashville, July 9th. 1859.
ARCHER CHEATHAM,
julyS-tf JOHN I. CHEATHAM
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PilgrimageS TO Sacred Shrines in The Land Of
Washington.

No. 1.-CoMNEScISG WITH Noun VERNON
With numerous i,,ioned Illustrations, process new
before applied 10 newspaprr printing. Every OBJ
jert or relic lion q IT, that hIuwed spot, (many
of which, possessing uncommon interest. and TeIat
ing t. WIShingtIus early life. aud altogether new TO
the public, will be publlshed with iul details o.
narrative and embcllIshme g. presenting isnmctrical
plans obj delineations, and scenic views, accGr-
at;y drawn and engraved with the utmost care from
sketct es made expressly for tt "RecJrd" by one
q. lis conductors, during recent stay at Mount
Vernon
Th.se r,apers will he embodied
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SIx0uis &.oiNem 4vvuu.
Sewanee Coal,
Extra Family FIour.

T,xTRA Family Flour made rom neE wheat, 70
IL sa.s mt the broadway Mills a a
lulyl4f 4 T. fufE "
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Supplemental Record,

EXTRA ILLUSTRATED ISSUE,
To be published with the regular edition
without additional charge To snhscribers.
A large space Of the 90 Record" viii, usual, be
gvea IT, that special matter which directly relates
TO the movements Of the Ladies' Association. In
reference this it's pages will always cOntan lists
Of those persons who, from tile different States Of
the Union, send thor contributions o. the Fund
added 20 which will DO the names II subscribers to
the tSuld mounted Washington Portraits.
Price One Dollar per year, Invariably IN advance.
Address the Publishers,
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llew firms.
Special Notice,

ON the Sd day of August sold to A. II. HICKS and
" JOHN G. HOUSTON my entire stock OF Queens
ware, China, and 81 IS, together With my Books
Note Accounts, and other evidences of debts, and
they alone authorized 10 collect and receipt uT
the same. J. Z. DAEDkN.
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PATENT
SEWING
Nj 4 C II | N L S

Have gained the conf.
euce az all who use them
and have proved one OF
L. 49, ..aI...hI.. an..nna
, 1859-09-15
19tesa + GrihttttG

We desire no controversy with the Chicago
journal, touching the merits or dement's Of
Mr. Crittenden's speech; but we will say, and
We are sure that we express the opinion Of all
our Republican readers, that this saving Of tho
Union by the Southern politicians, orators, and
statesmen, in their speeches throughout the
North where the integrity Of the Union is not
threatened, has got to be 4 bore and nui-
sance; and if reprobation Of the twaddlc in
which they always indulge, will do anything
toward putting them On healthier tack, We
shall do our full share Of talking, the Journals
rcmonstrances to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. Mr.. Crittenden's speech was well enough
kindly in temper and unexceptiouable in
manner-but its leading idea was inapplicable
to the time, place and occasion. Not one Of
the men who listened to it. unless it fell upon
tho ears Of some stray fire-eater, has ever con-
templated disunion except with horror. To
warn them against it, was about as necessary
as to preach sermon to the fathers in tho
crowd, depracating the murder Of their daugh-
ters. The latter would have been an insult.
The former may be characterized By every man
according to his taste. We choose to treat Mr.
Crittenden with proper courtesy, and call it
twaddle! And we are thus mild only because
Of the Kentuckian's distinguished position, md
his eminent services to his State and the couu-
try. Our readers who are men Of sense, will
not easily forgive us for this unwonted lelien-
cy toward what is SO eminent1y Pecksninian in
politics; but we promise them that the NEXT
enc Of the class to which Mr. Crittenden be-
longs, who Saves the Union in Chicago, shall
not be let so easily of.
, 1859-09-15

ST. Lor1s, Sept. 14.--The Overland Mail
with dates 10 to the ed ult. has arrived. Busl-
ness generally unchanged. Adamantine can
dies advanced 10 to a0c. Minin. news good.
Accounts from Carson mud Washeo valleys and
Walker River diegings arc favorable. Tie over
land cn,igranss are arriving in large numbers.
Good health prevails.
Horace Greeley addressed letter to his po-
litical friends, urging them to vote for Acklb-
ben, anti-Lecompton candidate for Congress.
Also advocating fusion Of all opposition parties
by combining on the best candidates Of each,
which he believes would render it practicable to
carry tue election 10 the total defeat of the Ad-
1ninis,ration Democracy.
The Los dny.zo, Tintyard of the esd says
Mojarc Indians show no sign Of submission,
and still lurk around the fort with hostile inten-
tions. No hopes Of peace until they are severe
ly chastised.
, 1859-09-15

Br Tz1sa4.ra.l NEW YsEk: Sept it, +; r.
O. "a; ; pear ursn;nal at 3,s5-
FLorn-IIeayy sad ttl5c lower Sales 1000 tE1s 1t
aG473 for SUI state: 7aJ 20 for extra state: 0a
~ for super westen 4s14 w fur TO go11 extra
western; 5Nae for !te.h cun1 shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohtocosins dsi and heavy. Canadian hous
nominal At i..5u6. Rye hout dull Ut 1870 - -.
G4A1S-Nheat heivy and t@s3c awer: ~&les 1afo1 bus
ncuun9 Oh! unSound Chi .ps.nk at s0.tf:; nixc Nich.
1,; western red winter LII Whit ky. l,S5l 81
white Mich l,ss48l III white 1nt. 1.3; Esw while
souteeEn Ital,33 md rrd Southern 13l@l. H. Rye
quiet; sales gu bu II st. E4rey quiet Com dull sales
V au Sic for southern mixed; sat33Hc for western
mixed: Es for western yellow Is fEn; l.@ &c lnt old
ssate A4lc for new Stsse 1s9 for weesu, and a II
for Canadian.
PHnyIsoxs-Pork fgne. sales $5.u00 bhs At 1a915le
for mes+ for prsme aciuuea c00 bbs
zles $50 tbls at 3@a5 fr country prime Gs6,3 for i1
quiet Cut Meats dn and sales ~ rackaZcs at
f5r shoulders 81 tor hams. Lar steads; SUES sO bbs
at l04@11k for city TO prime kettle tend ret western.
Butter st.d lD4l6 for Ohio. l1@e1 fur State. Chccc
sT0cKsHfhe downward tendency Of the 1<s boar con.
tnueI throughout Tie 81 still fowes c.o.nG dull.
Money matters h1nErd the demand very brisk and
caser5 per cent call and for aE5t cls paper.
single and doue names oteflnR exchange Is quite Him.
large business 1ne for the Afcn At t1eoa0H
for best llnkers bills, closing Ley On Paris the rat Is
5ft5ca5ftsc; Hiulbusg, 36ss6EJsk; !tm.terLaa.
Ii3G4sH No Is SIX. DE-! hud 934. GN. q SUA.
Fac Mail s3H II Z 4.4 C& IS, C.k 4 694+ II stt
elK, Z 4 ss51i. Norwich and Woreestess Is.
, 1859-09-15

STRANGERS VISITING TIE Clrr sl,ohld bear in
mind that Strasburgh's celebrated Zouave Tint
ment is the only article invented that will curt
badness, turn grey hair to its original color,
Strasbursh's celebrated Shampoo Lotion is tic
only article that will thoroughly cleanse the
hair and head, cure tan freckles, suit rheu1n,
etc, ETC.; and that Strasburgh's Ncctariue is
the only oil in the world that will make the hair
curl.
Manufactured By Greenebaum { Co., at their
depot, lG5 West Randolph Street, and for sale
in all the Drug aud Fancy Stores throughout
the United States and Canada.
sc II 1w
, 1859-09-15
FFotestantaEpiseopal Convention Of
Illinois.

FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Convention assembled in St. James
Church, Chicago, on Wednesday morning, at
1ot 4. II. This church is situated On the cor
ner Of Cass and Huron streets, North Division.
1t is esteemed ono Of the most elegant edifices
in the West, and will well repay visit from
the strangers now in this city.
About sixty clergymen and one hundred snd
htty lay delegates were present at the opening
services. Bishop Whitehouse, Of Illinois, and
Bishop Payne, Of Africa, we're present.
After morning service, Rev. T. N. Benedict,
Of Ottawa, preached the sermon, nfter which
the Rev. John Wilkinson. of Joliet was admit
ted to the Priesthood. The Holy Communion
was then administered. The officiating clergy
in the chancel Wore white supplices. and oil the
other clergy appeared in their black gowns.
Alter the religious services, Bishop White.
house took the Chair and called the Convention
to order,
Rev. Samuel D. Palford, of Jubilee College,
appeared as Secretary and called the roll Of the
clergy.
A committee were appointed to examine the
certificates Of lay delegates. They reported
sufficient number present to form a quorum,
and the Convention was declared to be organ.
lied. Rev. John 0. Barton was then appointed
Assistant Secretary.
The Bishop then appointed the following
Standing Committees:
o. NV cuuncnEs-Rev. T. n. Benedict,
Judge Otis, ]. h. Edsal.
0S F1sAscE-Rev. John Benson, H. Norton,
4. t. Neely.
Ok Pn1v1LEGE-Rev. DR.. Clarkson, Rer. Clin-
ion Locke, antrim Campbell, Henry Asbury.
Ox LEGlsLATIoS-Rev. DR.. Chase, Rev. Dr..
Wh'pp!e, Hon. S. 4. Treat, r. i. Servant.
Rev. L. T. Clover, Rev. H. n. Bishop, Il. S.
Austin, S. G.
4 petition was then handed in from Dr.. 4.
Groesbeck Of St. Johns Church, Chicago, ,cIa;m-
ing scat in the Convention. The case was re-
ferrcd to the Committee on Privilege.
Apetition Of St. Jude's Church, Peoria, Wis
then handed in, which was referred 10 the SAINT:
Committee.
On motion, the Convention adjourned till 0
o'clock Thursday morning
At o'clock the Conr ention re-assembled in
formally to hear IN address from Bishop Payne
Of Africa.
At II o'clock the missionary meeting was
held in the Church Of The Holy Communion.
MISSIONARY MEETING.
Agreeable to notice, Missionary Meeting
was held in the Church Of the Holy Communion
ou the subject Of Missions in the diocese. 1T.
Rev. DR.. Whitehouse presided. The Rector,
with others, performed evening service, aflcr
which the Rev. Mr.. Stanley, of Rock Islam d,
preached stirring sermon On Missions to the
heather in our own borders.
This was followed By an interesting report by
Rev. Mr. Tuttle, agent, on "the work and its
wants.
The Report showed that the Board is out of
debt aud some funds in the treasury, for the
first time in ten years. Judge Otis, and ]. A.
Gordain, Esq, addressed the meeting, which
was well attended, aud spirit was stirred up
to do more for tic future
, 1859-09-15

FAR4ras' Dtsccss,oxs.-,An interesting meet
ing was held at the Bonrd Of Trade rooms
LAST evening. Subject discussed was & The
causes Of the splitting Of the bark and bodies
=. emit Trees" Dr.. Warder, Of Cincinnati,
.:,na nh. meeting was well attended. It
p ~. ~-me plase-coFper pf
: 80 ~. ..- ~, --~tuR.
1t u o'clock. 6ubjsctfor discussion: Insects
injurious to Fruit and Fruit Trees." All in
terested are invited to attend; and take part in
The discusmou.
, 1859-09-15

the Post Office Department, Of the documents
purportins to hare. been traa by Mr. Co.
vodc, Nr. Blair, of So., and oale6r Two other
Republican members Of Congress, have been
here in person to afix their franks.
The indications in official quarters in respect
to the dispute about the island OF San Juan are
not Of the inevitable war character.
Lord Lyons in his interview with Secretary
Cass this morning, expressed confidence in the
amicable settlement Of the Northwestern ques-
linn
, 1859-09-15
Now York Democratic State Conycn-
tton.

New IonK, Sept. 14.-Thc State Convention
Of Democrats, for nominating candidates for
State officers, will meet at Syracusc to-day. The
principal interest in the proceedings Of the Con-
yentiou will centre in the determination of the
matter Of choosing delegates to the Charleston
Convention. It is believed, however, that a
considerable majority will lie in favor Of elect
lug the delegates ut once, instead Of By the dis
trict system. The present State officers, with
the exception Of Gideon S. Tucker, Secretary
Of State, will probably be re-uomiuated. Mr
Tucker declines 4 denomination, and bis place
on the ticket will most likely be filled by Floyd
men Of the party are in attendance. including
Daniel s. Dickinson, Fernando Wood, Dean
Richmond. Peter EaCgcr and others.
, 1859-09-15
MAINE ELECTION.

The telegram which fixes Mor1llrs Republi-
can majority in Maine at 10000, is, we fear;
incorrect. But, as the Douglas dodge is the
one that tho Democracy adopted in the con.
test, it is not improbable that the official re-
turns will verify the tclegraphic account. Be
the majority more or less, it is certain that
Douglasism is not the panacea that will cure
Democratic Ills
, 1859-09-15

New YoRk, Sept. l4.-Later adyices from the
Dominican Republic are received BY an arrival
at Port NJ Platte. Dissatisfaction with the Gov
ernmeut of Santa Anna was becoming general,
aud a new revolutionary movement was looked
for as likely to occur at m early day.
Some American counterfcters Of Dominican
currency who had been caught and shut up in
the prison At santago haa effected their escape
, 1859-09-15

DA1r1xonE. Sept. 14.-The Sockdalc Mil
near this city, the property Of Col. George r.
Kane. Vas destroyed By FIRE this morning. The
ioss amounted to s14, ,o0o which is fully covered
by insurance. The tifs was caused By an in
cendiarr. ~.
noon in obsdiencs to tele9raphic summeas.
, 1859-09-15

-Dos1os, Sept. 14.-Four boys were arraicned
before tic Superior Court to-day on an indict.
,nent charging them with setting on fire the
House Of {ndustry, on Deer Island, Of which
they were inmates, one Of the boys plead not
euiftv, and the others guilty.
, 1859-09-15

PORTLAND, Sept. lS.-Otticial information is
received here that the Great Eastern leaves
Holyheud for Portland on the 18th inst.
IDjuFies to the 11Ississlppl Cotton Crop
Augusta, Ga, Sept. IA special despatch
to the Charleston Courier from New Orleans
reports serious and increasing injuries to the
Mississippi cotton crop, resulting from the rust
and hall WORMS
, 1859-09-15

AUCTION No71cE.-We would call particular
attention to the Auction Sales advertised by
Gilbert 4 Sampson, in the Auction column this
morning, ut 81 o'clock Of elegant Furniture, Car
pets, and Siyer.pla.ed Ware, this evening at
It o'clock, Of rich Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Pic
turc and Silyer-platcd Goods, at their Store, No.
Sc Lake st., opposite the fremont House.
, 1859-09-15
Tho Election In Maine

PORTLAND, Sept. 3.-Returns FROM SO addi-
tional towns Indicate Gov. Morrill, majority
will reach over 30,nu. The Republicans have
elected thirty out Of ttirty-one Senators, and
nearly three-fourths Of the Representatives.
, 1859-09-15

VIOLATING TIE FAIR l4AT.-Anthony Cole,
Isaac Lecklcr, Henry Regenburgll, 4. Hill and
MaryE. Bill were arrested for selling liquor and
refreshments outside Of the Fair Grounds, and
we're brought before Justice Milliken, at the
Court House, in the afternoon, and fined from
IS to SO each.
Peter Caldwell, arrested for the same, took
change of venue.
D. N. Pierce and Vim. Bunting were arrested
at the same time for engaging in the show busi-
ness without permission, and were fined 80
each.
Chas. Dudley was arrested for the same on
Tuesday, and gave bail in $500 to appear to trial,
and was again arrested yesterday for repcti-
tion Of the offence, and gave bail in the sun Of
5000.
HEALT's P1cTCRE or PRESIDENT BrCuASAS.-
We spent very interesting half hour yester
day in the studio Of Healy, the eminent artist,
examining his splendid full length portrait Of
President Buchanan. The pressure Of other
matters prevents IN extended criticism Of the
performance; but it Is certainly one Of the most
life-likc nnd perfect pictures it was ever our
good fortune to examine. Our people hare
reason for hon est pride that Chicago numbers
among her houorcd citizens one Of the most dis
| tinguishcd 1iving artists. The rooms Of Mr.
Healcy are on Lake street, first entrance west
of the Exchange Bank, will be thrown open to
to the public today, where the admirers of
genuine art will hare an opportunity to examine
| this elegant picture, previous to its departure
for the White House ut Washington.
DRowSEn-A man named William Ditty ap-
peared at the Coroner's Office yesterday morn
| ing, and stated that hc md q man named Peter
Scanon, u one.armed fruit pedlar, were having
] glorious drunk together on Monday night, and
were walking along the dock between State and
Dearborn streets, when Scanon fell into the
river. Ditty was too drunk 10 render him my
assistance, and he was drowned. lfe says that
! he has not been sober enough to report until
yesterday. He boards with unan named Mag
ners, on Dearborn near Madison street. \ war
rant was issued, and Ditty was arrested last
night.
/ - The stairs leading to the Court House
cupola were thronged with people yesterday,
seeking q yiew Of the city.
, 1859-09-15

e Vichot! Conchas.! Comerciante !! !! !!
La Orleans Regalia de Iondres -! La Meier
De La HabanR!! -! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars just received by D. ". Corbin l. Co.,
G5 South CLARK street. Try them.
, 1859-09-15

SPECIAL NoT1cE 70 SEWING MACHINE Per-
| cHAsERs.-The Grover t. Baker Sewing Machine
Company now offer their superior machines to
purchasers at reduced prices at their splendid
salesroonls, lis Luke street, near Clark.
These well known machines hare taken the
premiums over all others, in almost every state
'n the Union, frrm Maine to California, and arc
unquestionably the cheapest and best in use.
4 large discount given to clergymen and agents.
Send for circular and book. sep12.2w
, 1859-09-15
Lnter from Mexico,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 14.-An arrival furnishes
adyices from the City of Mexico to the Goth,
which state that Iiranlon was still at the capit-
ol, and not ut San Luis Potos, as reported.
, 1859-09-15

~ Fire works at ScoyiIle's Cottage Grove
a.rdeus, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Admission frss.- City Railway cars
run regular until 1ls - --~ts. 4 kott
piled With iii kinds Of refresnns----. p.
baud Of mpsie in attendance. sol4"Ss'
, 1859-09-15

- Geo. r. Stevens / Co., = Lake street,
invite tho especial attention Of our visitors to
their stock OF fine Watches, JeweIry, Silver
Ware, Fancy Goods, DC. They guarantee nll
the5 sell to be rs represented, aud sell at the
lowest paving prices. Give them call.
, 1859-09-15
FREMONT House., CHICAGO,

SCpIeuUef II, 1559. J
MEssns. I. N. SINGER Co.-Gen.ltmen It
was agreed By the Awarding Committee on
Sewing Machines, that the Board Of Managers
Of the Illinois State Fair be recommended to
award to l. ~ Singer & Co., for Family Sewing
Machines, premium equal to the one already
awarded to the Whceler& l. Wilson machine.
Yours with respect,
J. F. NEsuI7u,
, 1859-09-15

The REcAr7A.-The Regatta Of the Chicago
Model Yacht Club will take place on Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock, start;ng from North
Pier and suiiing around stake.boat off Cot
tagc Grove, and return.
, 1859-09-15

brought in from sixteen to eighteen thousand
persons.
Chicago was lively place yesterday, and
last night crowd ID one with few beds to spare,
aud still they came. To-day will give q larger
influx than any hitherto.
, 1859-09-15

UNDER TIE FEScE.-An oyergrown boy named
John Hazletts, was arrested yesterday for dig
ging hole under the fence, and pulling in small
bovs. He was reprimanded and DISCHARGED
, 1859-09-15

GAS F1xTuREs.-Thc best stock in the city,
ond richest patterns, can be found at our show
room, II and 40 State street. up stairs.
se-1o BRowS i W1LpER.
, 1859-09-15

1aEe street. hare opened one of the finest
sfssys sssiy.bleg G ssei IL heir ai as
designs and patterns, and Of the best quality:
Strangers ure cordially invited to call and e1.
anime It.
, 1859-09-15

M1I1TARr BA11.-There will be u grand mill
tnry ball Ut Witkowsky Hall, by the Chicago Dra-
goons Of this city. Music By the Light Guard
Rand
, 1859-09-15

II Wheeler / Wilson's Sewing Machines
GEO. r. Cu11rESpES, Gen Ag't,
se13-Gt lG7 and l69 Lake street.
, 1859-09-15

CornT AT TIE FA1R GaorSps.-Justice Mill.
ken held a Court yesterday at the Fair Grounds,
and had quite brisk attendance and tried
q number of cascs
, 1859-09-15

cE Go to John Joncs 4 Co., II? Dearborn
street. and C..t your clntles cleaned and re-
paired. They wiit.be weIl done and at prices to
suit the times.