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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06

S.lNGER'S SEWING MACHl n A.
always the conclusive proof OF great en
Judged this there labor saving machine before
able Singers sewing Marhihes After esfab
sing hest reputation in the United States they
Exhibited the late Ex nSrrselle IN France where
The hig vest premium and great manuiacto
: - i'lrm has cen hu'i In Paris.
lu,yqy branch industry which to be done
be ,r-cd III immense proft As the speed
k~, =, Train travelling foot, 10 sewing with
>tvr'> Nacis compared with hand Sewing No tailor,
,res>nakvr carriage trimmer, sadier, halter, &c
,u,d wiihuu, The fair profit OF using one OF
hos, regularly employed is une Thousand Dollars
where there Ia much sewing TO
invaluable assistance Planters
ind them particularly convenient and prom.
These, machines simple in their ronstructun aDj
very sruR aud urabr the only KIND OF SewnR Ma.
chine by which work, coarse ar me
rud be perfectly executed Thouansof inferior and worth
Machines made and snd under vaious
but Snsers Machines alone have been found every
vii re satisfy the wants OF the public
Pain printed instructions tor using sent with each ma
hir viii readily acquire the art OF NAH
them The machines packed securely to 20 ~ any
If the world To all DESIRING mere particular in
"rmaon WILL application by letter At either OF our OF
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine intcrsst
l. N. SINGER X CO,
Principal Once. No. 3I3 broadway. New York.
BRANCH ysiCEt.No. II Hanover ST.. ston; M 7Chh,'
e 81 NJ Haven, o. Glnvervi,s. D. VI N" 274 broad sc
Newark, n j. No lt2 Chestnut st., Phiiadiphis; No 10
baltimore ST., Baltimore No. 81 Westminster ST. Provee,
No Las, +th ST. Cineinns No. IS North Alb g.. 81
Louis No u st. Charles ST.. Now OTlaans No ~ iaaphiu
ST. Mobile idsr 34-dActs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06

4 A1~sOl.lIlON.-TheA rU, Of l. e, .sohhso
IL 49, /, Thus day uissoscd uy mutual .uA"e.L lac
- u,,, 1 | q
clial!
their very important tuit huN,.ts
b.. ci 81 II lake
taauk. friends The pap
Iutuoic Il, earn
q cuntiuuau,cV the sam' 10 III. Aew .,n,.n ot
Lii, i,,,,kL u GO. JOHN Is. ..Lt..
1HOS. l.. JOHNSON,
LYN, nBUnG Dec. 3ls 49, GLU. W. ROM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06
LYNCH BURG COLLEGE.
l. Nc u DC RE, VIRGINIA.,


L NGu8CkG, Virginia.
hE fourth annual sessiou Of this
on the i5sh n September
Tne ocatp v uf the heahieas
the entire stuia Ard tho study both Classical and
bele tine -quai TO that II the best colleges
Tbs Military Departm will be- efficiently ansd u,
Ger the - ct Ar Biarkenship or duate II Viz
gnta Mhrsry Institute AM more Recently
United e ast y.
The Professors viii have exclusive charge the
Grammar sri,ae, whrh ung will be the shly pre-
parvd for college OF bu In. 90
FACULTY.
Rev W W wALkEk CAa1~as Of the Faculty. Profess ~
Mental sud u raj S~-ret, History,
LYcuKsCs u MATHEws. A. ~ Professor Of Latin and
Belle. L. tires
r. cAsELG, A. D, Professor OF the Greek Language
Literature
BLAxxrssaiP Professor of Mathema,l sand Ins.rue
tor Of Ta~ics
sAsUEL 0ANLAED, A. n. Professor Constitutional Law
D. a. LAxonoRBE. u D.. Professor Of Anatomy aud Phys
tology .aA 81 -
GUisxYrE ApoIsno sARfoRi LII D Pr fsssor Of Modern
LAngaasa
ExPEN6ER
Board - per week washing 81 Is per month usl and
sLw 90 ieru- ruIson 90 in the Grammar School, and
- N de C"usgiats Department for halt session
tatalogues, containing further information be OBJ
Ssin.A " aedrsssing The Chairman VI the Faeulty
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MAGNGFsCxNT sCmKME.
oaAND CAPITAL fRizE
S$1O,OOO!
Grand Consolidated Lotts.y Of Delaware.
CLASS d.
To - drawn In WILMINGTON bel Saturday, April 23rd le5.
, 1859-09-20

szsra and in demand. Market advanced b. sa'ss
wrzno bu MOL Il Sc Ia sta1r; 1.o bu 40 at t7e In
&ort; 7,ooo bu do It 7oek O.. b.
0ATs-Rece!pts, <s75 bu; shipoent4 rone. Aafaes
Qaet Sales were; 5000 bu No II IKE adoat 20 oa
DO at &c in store zoo bu Reelected ut .4e in tose
RiE-Hecep'A, a.o.s bu. Masket fsn. talea Fest- -
400 bu No II 65etn store
bARLEf-ReeeiIas, :4s8 bu; shipments, nooe. II
good demand and ms.ket firm. H1lea wr1e:-soo bn no
=. asc11 tto1o 100 bu DO At t In o,s 100 bu Sos ii NC
IN aosu; so bu do 1t &c In store, "
sEEDs-Rect!Ft3 41seglhs. Market d.ua and acdsein
Timothy. sses Ia. bags medium quality NJ s1to
delivered 81 hass In31tor 1t 418o delivered IL bu cholca
do dcyeted 176 basa do 1t &so7 delivered III
taEs do IN two lo M 431e devesed 100 bass do 1t u os
delivered
n10uW1NEs-R<ceipts.s IS tbls Market asm At atAe.
ALcoHoL-ne* = al.
NESS ponK-Reeetta, Is, bbls Market nominal al
&l5no.
-xomia.lat11e.
TALLoW-Reocspta eass ~. Steady It 1o@lhXe.
H1DEs-RecesptA 3s.soa Ii. Market ttcadF. Ut e3exc
fs GFccn Sailed; s1*Hc for Dsy sa.ed: lsa1se faz Dry
Flint j..
POTATOES Receipts, kos bu. Market steady At 4os
@te,
E1Gs-ln good supply Il s><8s: p doz-
r0UkTRY-Lrc Chickens, 41.s0al.'5 per dog Live
Duck, s!.7sg.oa pesdoz.
DUrrER-Fnzn. FtAiu. lsa14e; parS. 1s@1te.
APPLEs-1ns Cd supply and market dull as 1.soGas =
for common to good.
PEACHES Market xet. stocked, 1t 90 per h.s-
ket-
LIVE sroCK-Reeelpts1 III estuc- Tbemazketl il With
out material change Their Is good demand for prime
shipping cattle at pserous pHces- Le ove % cattle and
10 s1ecp. Tie sales At sh:tnsn's yard today werc:
% ....1 .....1o5o 0' as........ss ......,...s;7s
! ........lI0s ...x;sso;;::::;;i:s:;a1 ~
, 1859-09-20
THE SAN JUAN AFFAIR.
Gen. Scottss Mission to the PacIde.

New Yonk, Sept. l9.-The Aerdl<ts Wishing
ington correspondent says n messenger wus
despatched this evening with instructions to
Gen. Scott. Our government has left wide
margin for his future action. relying upon his
good Judgment and wise counsel il adjusting
and settling tho existing differences between
the two governments. Gen. SCOTS Willingness
in accepting this difficult and arduous task, has
Greally relieved the administration, aud they
look upon favorable und happy termination Of
this, Ut present, embarrassing md troublesome
question.
Mr, Campbell, boundary Commissioner, who
has been engaged for upwards Of two years in
arranging tie boundary in dispute, had before
him the full and catire views Of our government
upon the subject, aud US the Administration
supposed, had nearly arranged the whole mat
ter, wien intelligence Of Gen. uarney's seixurt
Of the Island Of San Juan reached Washington.
The Administration are somewhat ut loss TO
know what to do, inasmuch as they have not
heard ope word from Mr.. Cumpbell since
the difficulty arose. Ex-senator Coopcr's
cheap postage and projection manifesto
has produced no little sensation among the pres-
ident making politicians here from different
parts Of the u. s.
In an iron mems league which he recommends
they recognize new power in tue Middle
States. which, If properly organized, is capable
Of holding In check the sectionat disorganizinc
parties Of the day-perllaps Of dc1aiing ths.
nomination mud election Of the President ia
1850. They hope, however, iron masters will
not harc the political sagacity to act on tie sug-
gestsop,
, 1859-09-20

Tha wheat market opened rather dull and
heary, and after the amount in store was posted
buyers made IN effort to press No. Spring
down TO 7oc; only few car loads, however.
changed hands below Tic, and at the close it
was tolerably firm a. that figure, showing de-
cline Of about }c. No. Spring was steady ut
73c. Winter Wheat quiet and inactive. About
G. 900 bushels Of all grades changed hands, ut
ssc for No. Red 74c for No. 2 Red: s3c for
No. Spring; 20 to Tic for No. Spring; aud
es to Csc for Rejected Spring-n1l in store.
There was good demand for -four. aud spring
wheat brands were active and steady. Winter
wheat flour is in limited request. About 1900
brls we're sold ut s475@5.5o for Wiptcr Extras,
*3.so@415 for Spring Extras, and $500 fer
Spring Super. Corn continues very scarce--
the receipts to-day being only some 1900 bu-
and under u good demand the market advanced
3c-with sales Of about 5000 bushels, at COG
Csc for No. in store. Oats firm, with sa1cs Of
about e,ooo bushels ut e5c for No. ! in store,
and a7ic aaoat- Rye in good .demand at ssc-
Barley in active request, With sales Of No. at
5a@53c, and 4o@42c for No. 2 in store. limo
thy Seed active and firm, with sales at 5l.0s@
o.1o for inferior to prime. H1ghwines firm at
e4ic. Hides steady.
Freights advanced 1c. Vessels we're charter
cd to-day Gle for wheat to Buffalo.
The following table shows the amount Of
Flour and Grain in store On Saturday last, COM
pared with the amount IN store at the corres-
ponding date Of 1857 and 1885,
r1nrE Axp GRAIN II STONE.
, 1859-09-20

PalLApELru1A, Sept. l...-The Washington
correspondence o(the Philadelphia North d1<r-
todn says tue dispatches received from General
Harney by the last Cnl,fornia mail in regard to
the isstary occupation Of Sun Juan aud the
complication with Gov. Douglass, were 10 unsat-
i1fsctoTy 10 the preaiaent, and occasioned 80
much apprehension Us to induce him to call up
on Gen. Scott 70 proceed immediately to tie
Hcene Of difficulties and by his personal efforts
aud influence to arrest the drifting tendency to-
wards collision between the American and
british turces. Gen. Scott responded With tue
patriotism and alacFity which have always dis
tinguikhed him, and will start upon the journey
On Tuesday at noon.
To Gen. uarncy's impctuous character and
conduct may be attributed this new entan:lc-
mcus which vas anticipated in some form when
he was ordered 10 tic Pacific, By those who
lncw his rash proc|ivities. The Administration
is not without certain nisgiring that trouble
may occur hefor Gen. Scott can reach bis des-
tinstion. Precautions huve been taken ty err
cry available means to prevent such contin.
gency, aud besides the presence Of Gen. Scott,
efforts will be made 10 anticipate his arrival
by dispatches t,y tue overland route, checking
any further movements on the part Of General
Harvey.
There j: nothing in the state Of The question
itself which is not easily susceptible Of satis!ac
tory adjustment and which will he brought Ia
such . conclusion by Gen. Scott, no matter
what aspect it may have assumed before his up.
pcarsnce.
raLAoE1ruiA, Sept. 1e.-Thc Washington
correspondent Of lhc Philadelphia Enquirer SAYS
immense numbers Of Judge Black reply to Mr.
Doug1aa which sppcarcd Us m editorial in th.
government organ bere, are being sent Oft
through the Post Office, 10 every I,art Of The
country. but especially to Iowa, irnnked Ly
Judgs Black himself. Now rs the law express.
y prohibits any officer oftlie government from,
frausing anything but Whist relates 10 the busi-
ness Of his Office, and requires tue envelopes 10
be endorsed otl1cia1 bus.ncs*, should like /,
know wherc the Attorney General fnds author
ity, b. calling reply to Nr. Douglas official
business, and Of sending tens Of thousands OF
under his frank. Has be auy mere right to
frank them than other men. The law says no.
! am informed, moreover. that u considerable
number orclerks IN the different departments
arr employed in directing these replies to indi-
viduals ia all paEts o: the country
WAsnlxc7os, Sept 1o.- General Lamar, Ex-
Minister to Cost. Kica and Nicaragua, who has
been on business hero ever since bis return to
Central Americs, left here to-day for lis home
In Texas.
No increase Of our naval forccs in the Pacific
is contemplated in consequence Of tho San
Juan island dispute. Postmaster General Holt
who left the city to-<iay for Kentucky, proposes
being absent for about two weeks.
The late storm did tnucl. damage to the corn
crop ofMaryland mud Firgiuia-
, 1859-09-20
Destructive Fire at A1&lcboro, Mass.

Destructive Fire at Ataleboro, Mass.
Arrlznono, Maa.., Sept. l9.-The building Of
the Attleboro Steam Power Company was
mostly deatroyed BY tire to-day, togethes with
teveral other buildings adjoining. Tho Steam
Wheelock, thread manufacturer, Thompson
Co., jewellers, Haywood l. briggs, jeselcrs, G.
Suther aud VIM. Dlnckington Co., hoop skirt
manufacturers.
4 large building on the north, occupied
by Mr: F. Bailey, carriage manufacturer. was
also destroyed. Most Of his carriages we're
saved.
Tho buildings on The south. which were also
burnt, were occupied by Everett, Deun l. Co..
jewellers, Sturdy and Bro, Jewellers, and 4.
Thompson, jsweler. ::
BY this tire nearly all the manufacturing huai-
ness in the place ia suspended, mud 800 persons
are thrown out Of employment. Tho loss Is
estimated Mt over $4,000. The amount Of IN
surauce is unknown.
, 1859-09-20
Daily ReYiew Of Chicago Market.

NoxpAT ErKxlHo. S<1f. l9 fSa.
FKE.GuTS-AIEaDced. schoouezs Altclarau, Esrld,
and David N6ra wheat to 1rao Il fis, bAsque MoEs.n
ha,dwood from ST. jocrl Buo, Ut ssnh 1er thousand
fees--Ahippess to put the e.Eo bossd the r1ssel
F1OCR-Iseccsp:h. a,5&3 bsls: stpmenta~ 1,sss tr.s
Market teads. Sales ;lis bbx 11lsnd CITY
sptoe Extra .. delivered: 20 bis Panton" Spring
Extra % rs. ~Cnfson" do. 100 bras Central c5 DO.
and 10 1 thoioe Spring Extra brand kvcn] Iii At
&ts:, de1rcrta otras Myrtle" Spring E1sa 81 b,as
Exchange" Spring Ezra aud 50 b1a ii. Spring Extra At
400 delivered; 100 hls '.Decasr1~ 90 n e3s 10 bsl.
-6saF do II s1s0; - bxa Eddy" supAe n aaou 100
bsls Winter Ezza Al Hts: TO l5s do 1t $50; sabz
~Ca,+onda.e" White W1It-r Il 1850.
WHEAT-neee!pt.. s:1ss La shipment@ ls1tsl tu
W1rz-Qa!et aad kendy. EasCs 10 bu no Red
a s.: Ia stose 70 bu do II Sc Track ION bu No Red
II 7+e Ia ssose 80 bu Njeeed as &C in srano-
Declined ke. Sales ~, Ia No IN lots II &c In
ftose 900 b No Spring ID lots II lie IN ssoe 20 b
Do 1t 7pSe In ttsr 10 a do nj DC In etoe ,59a tu Re-
itcted II So IN Atosr LOO In do 1t &c ta 4ta*e-
coRS-Rceepts, lisa tu; aaipueuts, 1911 bu. Vss7
, 1859-09-20

New YoRK, Sept 19.-The schooner Stella,
from Jacksonville, Flo, was boarded yesterday
forenoon ID the bay. She was found to hare )
feet Of water IN her bold, and TIE crew. tiye III
ing only pound Of bread and half peck OF
Hour on board. The men were too weak to
work Ut the pumps or raise their anchor. The
boat bud been lost al sea some days previous
The captain ilnd abandoned the vessel in tile
morning, somc hours before she was boarded,
~ SHORE boat, and sceas to harc made no pro-
vision Tor the men. They were taken on shore
aud provided for.
bosros. Sept. lathe steamer Chesapeake,
Capt. Croweil, from Portland for New York,
encountered hurricane at 2 O'Clock Sunday
morning: 4 scsy high sea WAS running. She
put iato ProTincetown last evening with several
feet Of Hater in her hold Sixty tons Of curr,
consisting of sus.r, syrup, oil. &C., vas thrown
orerbokr1. Tx. passengers, II in number.
were landed in safety.
, 1859-09-20

BY TEItGRAFu1 NEw YoRK. Eept- 13-S r. u.
F1or1-yxry heavy md 10 Toe lower Eses Of l3too
Iris 10 for extra etatc 4<046s for western
43a3s feF int ,orto GOOD f9e1h Eround hppns braeas
nominal At te> for cxtras. Kya -four qus at a 70
@40
G1A1x-Wlsat 1e active hut 1t decline Of l6ec.-
Sales A1o bu ~ si.l7 for new whit. Achgan i.:14'
TO- new white Kentucky: 117a1 for white Canada LIS
fos whte Indiana: LID Iowa. li@lls for !ed L.
disu.; l0la 10 for rcd state Rye guilt Ut 8c. Harley
and inn Corn and l@2c better. Sa.es &C. G00
Uu at e5@sAc ut mixed; snail lots DO Jessy
yellow. Oats steady u s'ilc fox old and new sate $50
!3c Ebr weaern.
Wu1.rx-tiIm. Sales TO bblsat &c.
lR.yIssoxsMess Pork frner wh le prime is scadT ana
unchanged Sales $40 Dbs13 e'9l3 mrs. II o! thin
tucss {: prime. Also, so prime Saturday 10 90
IsXc iii wa1 ,d OF psiy ee or delivering lf0o nlcsA
sclers opt1ou t. The tt # Soyenhes at In Beef
losia 9! Fspacted Ch!eae.. 10 bal % e11:4 Def
1 II d5y ra,ted shoulders 53c packed do, SxsXc hams.
l.anl hrn. sales 20 btls lox@t'kc butter steady.
4eH Altc +'h1b, l1a e3e State. Cheek, YL9H.
s9o.ks sceaud poant. Ua1 Ghlcaeo ~ ~ Central
Inf Cent1als1x Rock Isapd OK. Keadt <:1x. n:
ac Mall SX, " Hudson ID pouds VT. Etse ID SIN
, 1859-09-20

BAL11xoRr, Sept ls.-Aayor Swami made
reply 10 the communication addressed to him
by the Central Committee appointed at tho re-
cent town meeting, touching tue existing dill
in friendly spirit. Promises 10 exert his pow
cr to insure M orderly election. and to appoint
special police force in each ward to main.
tain the peace. He accompanies the letter with
m address to the citizens, in which be reviews
the erents of the past year aud defends his aa'
uinistration from the Charge Of shielding or
encouraging the disorderly element.
The u. s. GRIND Lodge Of Odd Fellows na-
scmbled here to day. Nothing Of importance
transpired beyond the reading Of reports DC.
, 1859-09-20

r~,t. 1 Y44 x * kto 4 1ni
y.. ,,. c~. 49, 't.s,s-'. - 's.-. .ss ~.
t111sathGa' seept. H'-rooF uocnaoseo, ou'
oEing to the rain the demand was rather slack.
Sales of $50 brls from store at - so for winter
super; q do Tor extra: $40 for family do and
s460@4.65 for spring super: N.7om4s5 for
spriug extra: s4,3515 for winter do: S5,e5m
$40 lur family do. mud S5.65I6 for Eancy, il
grain nothing has been doing cxcept wlent
Sales at depot Of 800 bu red At 81 Is, aud 500 do
at s1.ls: from store, 500 bu rcd at sl,eo, and
COD bu al 81 80 TO /. as for seed.
NEW York, Sept. 16.--Receipts, i, SIS brls
bour. - .957 lin wheat: IA $40 In eorn. 1870
-: .a..a a roc T.. '-~S
oa oa's; s''% on re
To1xpo-Sept, 17.--Receipts today amount
A7,l'f ou "uea1i AVV W cofn' ot-So pola nour.
, 1859-09-20
FiuanriaI and Commercial.


AoApAf ETxHfdo, atldeuaec1 1st Ae~9'
Exchange has been. very close during Tho
day. Customers hare been supplied spar5ng!y
by the banks at II; but outsiders have been
forced to pay 1&@e per cent premium. some
Of the banks will not sell to outsiders on my
terms. Ever since the rates began to sink some
weeks ago, the demand has been heavy; but tue
judgment Of our best bankers must be ut 1sn's
il the rise and Of course the stringency ars not
found to be temporary.
Gold 1}@e per cent. premium.
The general money market is becoming more
stringent. and outside the banks there is very
little doing. -: =. - =
We are glad to notice that the business On
our railways is improving. We present the
earnings Of the Ga1ena and Chicago Union Ra'l'
road Company for the week ending Sept 18Th.
u ~ - i sie:so :: inests'e
Pa.etnKc1s 49,. s.t@ 81 N,699 Is ll,1ns 90
Iuk &c....,. lEO LIS is deezrase
, 1859-09-20
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,

NoxpAr EVENING, Ecpt. -.
ARRIVED.
OTTAWA Ottawa - trIs hour $50 tu oat 400 bu WHEAT
OneIda. O&taw1, &k4 bu wheat.
" brown, trekpost. 50 yds ttonc.
Pelican, joliet, soc US s1ohe.
Oak thll, joliet. Il tons earth.
aty Franklin. Je1iet, 1.0 tor1 ezrth.
Etm7sk2. Joliet, lou Ions canh.
$ 0aie, Joitt, le9 ton1 earth.
, 1859-09-20
! SSESSMENT NOTICE.

IL cuvC e1k'. Ncee- Cacago- ~cpsea,ter %. ls;s.
Public uot.ce l. hesvoy ssen tG ~ sso1s esed o. thst
cir AZ Chicago to the enu Of Eestn Thoo'a4h
tn. lIutrrd and Fourteen po!laFk ~ ~ upon tho
e1ted by 91ayeltnS Esh s;rc and Nd curb nEhs
za1ne from Nath Wate7 treet 10 tA!c4Ea ;ssnu. ha*e
completed ar ard made tr< thereof to ny
ONCE,
Any p.op wishing to appeal from said must
Monday the 18th ay Of = ptemttr 1s9 ii
= the Gnmn Council viii II ikat time, IL The Council
eoEATEn CT aunul tn4 sa1ne.
se7Qet Il. KnE1SAASE, Llty Cl1k,
, 1859-09-20
POET OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED .-...........sept. -.
ssnz raae sxeeney Mwautee go hf e'ls ser le sris
rpp Ioieza,ns spt1 s.. josevh, to raruaa tlc. - III
r sss Hss ne s: s, Ps, ns e.. :ssss @
rop chlato. ueiet, puhao. 40 kegs nar., So ptk'
r,op .tona On, Wlikn. co:nns~ood >. lumber ,s.
rrnp EtHs.hs, Haih :. ~, ruflo, ~ tons n,dse
ffop Barber Brwn. s. Jossph 81 N lumber. 20 eons
rror ssn. % jt%lseu. nj 1 naaads i;e, bb:s sa't-
stnr uuron: A!rean, Gsard Havsn IN lumber. IS bas
eYg u II ;i:ss sssfss sss
sI nsss a ST. ss 4os
schr Gac., Welsh. ci7wfssd. l1er. q e.s wood.
sehr ) .stes Bf,sn. Masseson. l:em lumber.
sehr I Fabian, Lynn. IL Dutiao. @ ~ q tos ~ % easl
Sehf Indus.Ty Lu:,s, st Joseph. tj0 ,ssks peaches
ar re al7sf assn = d wood
sehr Csasr, G.umon Grand Aavca~ ~ Fl lumber u N
sehrj + sutherland Mckay. s. IotePh. @ Gus wool.
seh1 3 9rn Walton. Aa.kes;n. .k 10 q lrmsss p .,
s.! Gsq9!s, r.;ts'; S IA 5a!s;I :9.n lumber
81 Yts1es: KSSS M; r. >, !s'
sehr 4oo.oon, Aer=~, alusttsoa, IS N LUMBER 80
bEx Susan 4. CLARK, Cannon, Ausktson, SO n Is.h.
cLEAREp.......-.....seps u.
sT 53vs e. Sxsessy Nss1sss - 1S apples
sss masoos Morn, Gfaad aasEp, toss aa.c, 8 nix.
Fss Fsss :s ;s R 5: 5s::s IL ss Ct .s .os.
40 1aEs seed. 81 hides
'' S5 sssst sss b:
rrop fans,aia cSy rece, collax~ood ob.. tou1
hTinss, !: II. 81 s slehos ii ST. .ppie Sss Ss
, 1859-09-20
i SSESSMENT NOTICE.

IL: City cle1ks omee, Chicago, September -. 1857.
tAe Commissioners APP ,licd ~ ee Conaou Council or
The rtty Of Chicago ID the Of -Four Thousand
Six Hund1ed Ind f1f1r osa tel6aohupon tac Teas e.
ts.e in ths North D.k'on q s.a ety dee@ed ntnttca
go avenpe TO North h4ve completed their
,neua, and tuare reauru thereof 10 my office
Any pssson xtshinf appeal from sasd a.eroent uurt
file tlt!r objections IN wnk In my otdce tetoye
Monday. tire 76sh Day Of SeGemb 1hss. II ocfoek T.
NJ ~ the <etnon Council will ri that time, In The Eoun
eli ROOM heas Ill objections to sid sstesasnsas, as Eest
se:1St y ~111 tA ii. KREIsMAyN. City C1crt,
, 1859-09-20
A Strfka 4 g. SubdutGa.H

New Yoax, Sept. l9.-The troubles on the
Erie Railroad hare been settled. The obstruc-
tions On the road hare been removed, and forty
Of the rioters nrrested. The trains are now
running regularly. a strong force OF police
any renewai of the disturbance.
, 1859-09-20
SSESSAiENT NOTICE.

"A City Clerks Oace Chicago, eeptc1u5c. - 1Sse.
Public nlte hereby given all persons Interested that
The Commissioner ap!uted hy the Comon Council Of the
CITY Of t:hcsEo 10 tie of Une Huncrd and
Mcat D'v.in dAt md n Atttd iy The grazing Of Do
Kovcn from Halscd Ieac street. In. CON-
pi-1ed lis assessment and made fetUr thereof 10 ny
ouce.
Auy peran wishing AprA from ead assesunert must
lr tl!eir thJct1!ens il wrt,rE in my tcc leore
Monday, The 18th CRY ct eesesnb. 1sss Al o'clock
~ the Common Council xi u thAt uc. In the Council
Kqe hear I'll objections 10 tad Aetasnent and revise
and coptfp1 or aEuul the taE,t
, 1859-09-20

Ixp1AxApol1a, Sept. 1!.-Tlc bridge Of Ii.
Indians l. Lafayette Ka!roa1, over Willie river,
near this city. was destroyed BY FIRE ou sAtur-
day night; supposed to be the work Of IN In.
cendisry.
The bridge will lie rebuilt without dcl'y. Ar.
engagements a,c being made for the prompt
tfansetf Of passengers aud baggage.
, 1859-09-20

@41'11 III V1 TIE E1E&5ld*
New IoRk, Sept 19.-The Persia, from Ly-
erpool Oh the sd, arrived here this morning.
The Zurich Conference was expected to come
ID an abrupt ciose-
The Ponti6cial troops we're threatening The
legations at Last ACCOUNTS from Italy. Their I'D
vance into the legations appeared Imminent, 81
though the loHsteur coniradicts the rumored
aggression. TIC Roman government rejects al
reforms.
The salling Of the Great Eastern had been
poatnonel to the ..9th
, 1859-09-20

lacrosse WISCONSIN,
TINS hou.e reoev pulcased hy the t4reut prop1se
ter. 1EElTIED D and dfuRklSHED TIlkllC Hour, u
the largest 1.a most eocvcRleat 10 TIE RAILROAD DE-
POT. A splendid pnEihos telonr.ne 10 the Hcpse VI
eay Sue.ta and from the ard ha,ts Of ct11Es
b. HARKtEG0E SQSs,
au1ta:oAlls lae1eaee, 11s.
, 1859-09-20

Wepresume that our other roads are also do
ing much better than for many monthspast, 4
part Of the increase is doubtless due the Fair;
but the business on all our roads must be in
proving largely. 1t cannot fail 10 have favoz'
able effect upon their stock and upon tue inter
ests Of tho West generally.
, 1859-09-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
LAKE SHo1L SALE ANp SMrFtxG yAKpa,l


Qsa.es Of 40 head common Cattle At $:s54-1o.
Sales Of s9t 1nfe1ios Cattle 1t 9t-5199.o0.
salea Of 157 Hogs 1t &4s7XG5.c3.
Sales Of :,7 Sheep II {: s0SS3-M.
Sales Of 70 Cows and Calves At e.aaso per head
The market during Tho past week for stock Of all kads
good though vey ha for inferior; the prices ,ansel
shout the week before fur good but not quite
good for poor. Packers are buying few cas]c ut low f
Rat few Hugs coming in for this Market Ab:ut 100
had LETT ovss. Average prices Of oek: Cattle, ekt
Hogs &c; Sheep, s4c.