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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

The greatest amount insured any risk 10 about
$4,000, but will not AS = general rule exceed
5000
The Company have no general rule rs to the amount
allowed to be insured In any city, town. village, or
block, II being the Intention Of the Company u
distribute it, risks In such MAnnes net 70 lose
nluTe than $6 OOO BY single Are.
No part OF It's Capital earuings deposited In
any other State ~ secority for losses therein.
An Attested copy OF the Charter or Act Of IncoYpo
ration accompanied prior statement.
, 1859-08-29

Soxr P1AcHEs.-Capt, Bouton. an old reai-
dent Of ST. Joseph, on the other side of the Like,
HI. made his appearance here with his schoon-
er, loaded with peaches. He Is m e1tenaire
fruit grower, II may be inferred from the cir
cumssance that ten thousand dollara has been
offered him for bis this years crop. Seven
thousand dollars was offered for it in June Last.
His orchard lies alongside hin dock, md his
fruit makes its appearanoe here without having
made mile of laud transit Thus they are
left to ripeu on The trees.
TH1rv1su SzzvAxr-A few Days since, .
maid Of the isle of Erin named Margaret Nur.
phey wen. to livs with family named Shaw, On
Union street, in the West Division She hi,
now LETT for St. Louis, having stolen from he,
employers III in money and two valuable
dresses belonging 70 Mr.. Shaw. Charlie.
Noyes is now one Of the regular police corp.
1t St. Louis. We believe be il just The mar r
hunt up and send hack this runaway, unlsa
forsooth he can only seens ont cases in fas
coloEs and tight curls, niERefs, in short.
, 1859-08-29

CHI &c AGO.


II appears t!lat AE. DJus Jas essay IN NdF-
.:ss 4lga:iae was copwighssd-hy which
,sov:l procedure The newspaper press a
IT, couu;ry are inhibited from publishing
rqde7 pcnnt,y Of heavy damages How
mach the ,-t.:a=o T.'nss is in for it we do not
.:now, but Judging FROM the strict observance
Of the ca7yr..l.! OH the pert Of the New York
dau!cs, We o-cs@.a2 il wlu bo something sen.
Gus. Fortunately ior ourselves VIC published
on:c a compendium. Of tho essay, ind arc there
fore s,;!. w!;!4::: the l:4t oe the law. Why Mr.
Do".las s::o.,Il have adop1cd this inc1plicable
Course, Q. .4lve allowed the Harpers to do 50
f.: ri:n, is pl=, ouv powers oc conjecture. The
o.: vx ..a4.:,a ~ 10 devised is that Douglas
and lie u.s7pars went iuto ! joint speculation
"a pepu'a: .yc:ci=utr, aad that they divide
IL: p ,>eels oe lie sale Of the September issue
oe TIC IA .4zi.e Hood once wrote au essay
eu:::.:e; "Coryrish: aad Copywroas." The
.u:s:c1i!c cdi.o-= who have sacrificed them
so r-es 10 Popular Sovereignty By publishing
this Ml-az:ae article, will be very likely 10
t.,1l !, ;. ~,e1 nf GsnnvH.rn,r
, 1859-08-29
National FAkr.~-AAilrpAd ArTAnXes


Since tue first publication Of the arrange
meuts with the railroads Tor carrying visitors
aud stock to the National Fair, they have been
30 atnplihed and extended TINT we repubGsh
them.
The Illinois Central, Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, Chicago and Ga, M, Chicago and Mil
waukce, Chicago and Rock Island, Chicago. Al
ton and St. Louis, Mississippi and Missouri, Blu
reau Valley, Chicago and Northwestern, tlate
St. Paul and Fond du Lac>, Racine ard Mis.is-
nppi, Peoria and 0quawka, Iowa and Nebraska
Grrat Western, (bes~een Toledo and Naples,
Ill., Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton. C,utin-
nati and Lexington, Dayton and Linn, Pitts
burgL md Fort Wayne and Pennsylsauia Cen
tra! Railroads, will carry stock aud other asti
clrs FREE, and ali will carry visitors 1t HALT the
usual rates.
The Michigan Southern, Michigan Central.
Baltimore and Ohio, and Ohio and Mississippi
Roads will carry passengers and freight At half
the usual rates.
The Grand Trunk {Cauada i Aaine) Great
Western ( {CAnada,) New York Erie aud Aishi-
gan Southern and Like Shore least Of Toledo)
will issue Excursion Tickets, at liberal dis
count.
spccial.prov1s'on hfs also been mads By the
Superintendent Of The National Exhibition, with
the cI;c..o A,ton and St rop;. n. f.1ena and
Chicago, the Illinois Central The Northwestern,
aud the Racine and Assias;ppi Roads, As fol.
lows: Stock and Ill articles that NAV have been
On e1n'o'''on a. ane e.a1e a't IL ffeepor3' ana
have come to the National Fair At Chicago, viii
..;s.1sa,oa a;,hs, ~ ~. .h... .a.1.
W ~e. - NV . 1890 w P'@
senaaslon o1 cerhoeate' showing toat the ss1ns
had been on exhibition 1t both Fairs, and is re-
$500 h. a.. .,n. ,.,.r vim ,b;,1.a,, ID
'1'"'0 ~ >As >~ 49, Az.
on presentation Of certificate from the roae
returning such freight, the original freight mon
.. x;,, h, rcfonded'.t tb. re,nect;ye Office.
| - va" W
, 1859-08-29
4 Difference of Opinion.

ne l:iD:.sH elsewhere 4 communication
s:g.c:i le2uolicau, coEtroycr,iug rcccut
rG:.o:.-l IL the Chicago journal relative 10 Mr.
Seward cs Presidential candidate. We re-
.,rc: ::.a, IL. discussion Of lh:s subject should
haze co".ncucc1 50 long before the time when
Rrpubte;st4s W.! lo Called upon to select their
STANDARD bcarc-, yet il there Arc TWO sides to
tic ttas5.;v4 !: is proper that bo.h should be
heard
, 1859-08-29

The newly completed telegraph line will be 4
most important addition to The facilities Of in
tercourse between this city and the East and
will be especially Of value to the 6rss Clans rail
road route Of which it ia ths fitting md valuable
adjunct,
, 1859-08-29

MIR JESSE B. FERGUSON OF
U1 NuAvn& TaA tvfn AsAvsr IN sda1se "a Mn-
dAy sveanE 4 ~ oelo- u ~ Metropolitan Hill. On
&ns WM b ehaz1d 4 tAs door 10 de1J the e1pssAaa-
A~ff
, 1859-08-29

lNasllnGson dlsp2teh 70 TIC HeTsId.1
The receipt of Hdrptr's Aonth|y with Senator
Douglas manifesto creates the greatest excite.
.ncnt. Gov. Wises friends declare that lie must
Immediately prepare 3 counter document for
Bouner's L4dy<r. Tie editors Of the CtMttitu-
tim and Epu1'te deny in tier issues ,o-duy,
having been Al the house Of Senator Dongl4s as
is charged by the I.ibune correspondent, and
repubiished in the Herald. The Stafts also de-
nies the fuct and charges the authorship upon
Ri attache Of the Era office.
, 1859-08-29

Tar MECHANICAL BAkxxr P1x.-We do not
we'll meaning people predicted for the entire
establishment whea it was opened to the public
aome twelve months since, but genuins YAx-
kEE pK, from every choies variety Of frtsh
fruit and warranted TO answer the expectation
Of those who hare peculiar taste for the homs
made pie. This department will be under the
management Of HI. / Hrs. Case, who are II,
with the " Connecticut Pie Bakery" some year.
since. The P1 busineas il heFeatteT to be 4
permanent branch 1t tho Mechanical"
AnQ--eN
, 1859-08-29

"A LIFE FoR L1r1," is the title Of Min
Auloch's latest novel, which has been received
By McEaly 4 Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1859-08-29

It1tn.. TreAs a.e ssa4:le:
Ia :eu. '..ue Of yesterday, spaking Of the
"K.!,,r,n Scuo,l and Catholics you mention
the I''at m I:lI.%s' Us ,hc paper sou copT the
y t,tiou from. You lntentcd to sar from 1tc
WIsrIEs DASSEE." II You would be kind
cnuuHA Q mate tho abuse correction in to.1uor-
-ow'A pupcr you wl luuch obligc.
iuIrs respectfully,
J. u. kEARxKI.
The error 10 tue premises arosc from longer
aequaipt 4ue:: viii the columns OF the Wat
srn 7a5!4:-1he Catholic organ Of this city, until
j. caec up thu g1lo.:-,Lnn with those OF the
Blnt<~. We may say in this connection that
tue Ec41tr i: = much abrr sheet thuu lis pred.
ecessor uud if editorial management II n meas
ure Of rugth Of days amurg this class fPrnts
it E.sl Ive mach Longer.
, 1859-08-29

EXCURSION FRox AnwAuKKL-The Milrau~
keeans are 10 pay our city whit on Tuesday
next Oh the steamer Cleyei4nd. They will ~
rive here about 3r n
, 1859-08-29
f.,T. ElamA. AG E2s, Il tfHk T..

On tic 'hIrd page Of this piper will be found
d s:rop: speech lutely delivered by Gov. Chase
Of 0aio, as Saudusky ,--folIow'ag the able cdo't
cf Ar. Corsio which aI'aeared in our columns
n ftlr 1IYh kiuca.
, 1859-08-29

MORTGAGE SAi4E.-By an In.

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Soei loaf @ ID ona sso, !aFes ]. i a~et ~
20 I'd ~ r. n :<@3 sfht ms " tAsxa aad d:
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1reosdsF q nd county q aenu u book = of p.<. -
g - r. - a. ~ hs nh word On tt sa dayof Nc
bsfah h.7.a1 uade In ths ps1<ns Of t.e Of Il.
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, 1859-08-29

MYSTERIOUS sFtk,f TApP1scs.-On Friday
night some parties unknown invaded the abode
Of spirits nj the saloon No. 1&9 South Water
street, and made free with the liquors,
, 1859-08-29
Aug. r, LED.


Look ou, for swartu Of governmental 1ocusts
ia ,our city, dur'ug th- AoitlnG Of the National
Fur. Tie lar VII, BE- d good clo4k 10 cover the
desi.n oi Tie coh4rrxatinG hrsis. Even the
PJ.,ma>,ve Of OUT little place has received due
no,lcc trou. Postmaster Cook Of Chicago, to hc
on hand Il int Zine, as tttey wish lhtm 10 Eakt
utrun.+u,..h+ Tor tho future. Doubtless j" all
the world /. E,'n: up In be taxed, nud the
cb=sp 'r4v.I:o be ex iss;rd at 1ho time Of the
fair, "I t'c tvrnrd to tasorabtc account towards $
,hc t,tst ,..t! Treasury, THIS movement bus
tie -l'ne cars!on snuff ta4t po'!utes creFs ema-
uatou t1ou tie Black democracy. DON'T lit
this ..cu5:ug stroke Of policy 80 uncudsried oi
Justice. III. >.
, 1859-08-29

M ORTGAGE SALE BY an In
yA deature ef uor4'Es bea.us die to 18Th day ofoc
y ' o.sa i 1st es ceasst ~
sachusesiA nsr.ss tos sa4a SECURE The pay
aets asstoo5d i "a III t*e b<scst 81 s.:: a.Is
4 ID e. :*se & I'd
ss&us forever. Il thoss 4o paoes of lud ,!tu
n. The eosaa{ Of H*osy "a ~. e lao. te.e et
qea%seo. osa and ihree 4, Sand D. IN block III
st' rs T. ata' f. Id @
tvo III Z four I'D s.vsn md d IN bl.ek hree.
s9a ssr.: Il. san ) IA eloe. ia o.; I'd d: a1e u
seven .4hi nina .s7, ihi,reo and afs<n (aL7sS, u
! ~ - ess q z4soa +,
Exeh4a arss south BY toe md hoe4 1Aaod Rail-
&ai* I'd = :; La "a > ID ~ 1'ss7 = .:
": s ss1ati Ut I'd =,
noa sot :eG1 y 100 10 n4 = :;
Ing " ac4e4 nore Or iess The sid motxaxe eoata
e.: s :; /: -: eseT sss
s.la oxs = rs.a mentioned I'd ~ duly assae.s:xed
reh ears @ o. - sh a. ot S,1snses L. D. Ia. Es
!*s = 1s 3:
' a.sx.fs has m II qs p p! aa{ p.1; q I'D ..et-
so.trr .a L. principal .hsi in<dsssi s<ecaas cus
% p, sAe md Ia s Lid ,r.vldu, saa
Of pes cut hse;ss Aana4y run tae III dsy oi oao
ber AID 1854 bsax nov dus and Rpaa upon hs sd nosA
Soes ixte1,.e hssse1 .,sa .h.s b. .ts:as st Il. .
No ;kass I'd H. rover e II 1ssso ssas.3<d ~ r. IN
~ < fs<s<aS1, A. lxs attn Sest1 u u fo1eaooa
r. M Hoass T. aoG n =. g., Ga u. ~
% eda ,ot - s sss - i, In % I'd I'd t.s
f**a 'a u ii1.sS: 4 & IS i cafEF7 ts Asa<<
, 1859-08-29

EsrneRx1Ss.-A car load of evergreens for
the State Fair at Freeport are 10 bs sent out
from Michigan City.
, 1859-08-29

AoRxoSs BACKED orr.-A party Of solid look
ing Aormons fresh from England reached this
city few days since, en- route for Salt Lake,
bu. becoming disgust at going FURTHER, they
turned aside to goodly pastures in Wisconsin
where they propose to settle and give up Brig
, 1859-08-29

cLARK srRzT.-Some Of the sidexa1ku on
South Clark street arc medically far behind
time in coming to grade
, 1859-08-29

Dows W1TH Twill somebody whose busi-
ness it is, cause that aoafold and scare.crow
tower erected By the swimming professors. to
b+ removed from the Lake Shore basin.
, 1859-08-29

T Go to John Jones i Co., ll9 Dearborn
street, and get -FOUR clothes cleaned and re-
paired. They will be well doae aod 1t prices to
suit the times
, 1859-08-29


=: a. - -
no np1s'4 a. .Aso'1u ..-.,.s
ca"a- IN n'no .. eo' AnAAe' ~
e1es na'e ta' Pa''1' '*eo to"'' '1ss 81.
numoaessa A-o1 oDs n@ N.-:~..
nooe's ~ 'u@ ~s' soe I. -
'ot "a@n"s ~ -
5e' IN pf"e.'' ' As'
e'et5 "Aea'n1 80 '1.' 1,P0'' 4. ~ :.
asioe 'os tne o'a '.sa'oleo "@Sa'1'
gov oat' 'no VII i'oo' ''''eo ~''>~'
rubbed oos-
Aeang Oh eu'e .n'po.l r. '"s'p'e
Feno'e,on' " o en.,,;r. ~.
c,;,a .b,ch re doubt not will soon 8nd its
vav into every household. The main parts Of
it consi.t of placing Z circular piece Of zinc
n,sde into folds precisely Like common wash-
boa.d in the bottom Of a tub by a very sim
p,e contrivance the clo,hes in soap suds are rub
bed ofer this wash board, = new surface Of The
clothes being presented At every movement
The part Of tho machine by which the rubbing
n7oce., il effected il moved By the hand, with
ths hid, r.rfectly ereet. From being the most
un;nx;,;no kind OF kitchen drudgery, washing
x,,, Mr.. pend,eton's = m msch;pe will in some sort
\. ,h,no.d ;nto be.1thv. pleasant exercise. For
ho,ra;ro hon.e. and hotels. and larger families
tbev viii be found inraluabis. We hare no
donht ,h,t in nracsice they will fully meet the
following claims OF the inventor: tnat no' one
half Of the usua1 very seTero laoof IN rooo'ns
is required; the position o1 sne ope1sIo9 Il "aofe
conducive to health, not auan1og n! Pes' u
the body; ths hsnds ase nov Pe1oo'eo @no
1oughened BY being dipped into hot soaqsuos'
and the lame clothing may ee worn es IN Tue
ncatest household WORK; the nnes' 1Aor'e' 1e
washed without the least injury.
1u,.nr,xx-s 40 y.1 Foprr-One of the
,d;,n,, ~ ~. p,xua .xn Te,nrrr snent dsy
,.,t -.,l =, I.t- ro,r.t We xe,e pleased to
notice that improvements we're going steadily
forward. The building for the school Of the
Mi<aea Dickinson ia rapidly approaching CON-
nIetion. It's to be finished By the fifteenth Of
September, The site il happily chosen. md we
know not more healthy or delightful spot for
such an institution. The school cannot full Of
success, for here the advantages Of the most
refined home influence will be combined with
the highest intellectual culture.
r r CLARK Fsn. il affordiuR fine illustra-
tim Of xbat can be done in those beautiful "a
yiucs which arc the distinguishing feature of
Iute Fore.t He ha. onened in his rayine. wind
Ing paths from the Lake shore, leading up to =
beautiful fish pond, BY which rustic seats in
vite the visitor to pause and admire the beauty
, 1859-08-29

HoxE AoA1x.-Janes ". Evans, brother Of
A. S. Eyans, Esq, has just returned to this city
from RI extended tour in the Upper Missouri
couptry
, 1859-08-29

Pol1c1.-The Police dock on Saturday gave
about thirty ANAL casea.
, 1859-08-29

Raeon's IxP1ovO HAn1nou RAxans.-EiH
xsna vlsAiak ftst e9a4 CookiaK RA14s put
into their residences nd wAEfaats1, ehoah cAl
4 D. l. Booas'e GfsA WAa1sz1 Rsaes Dspsk
is S&.4s strsss UAaxssa&1saAiei city fsfsesaass
xsSse. aal4 In
, 1859-08-29

Gas FtxrrRH-Those in want Of any thing Of
the kind will do we'll to call on ]. H. Jerould.
No. IS South Clark street. He has the most
complete assortment in the city. Also Lamps,
Wicts, Chinanies, Paper and Glass Shades. 4c.,
&c. au27-1mo
II See advertisement Of Cornell / Co.'s
twu-thread uoise!ess premium Sewing Machine
and nnirersal hemner, No. 1s3 Lake It
, 1859-08-29
"a. WILLARO OFFEKS HIS

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tkS@vs4 = aees@ 4 Ale1sases ~ ls1A sasAas =
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ArAAqEA
fhs 1141!enad AsstD8 ~ ~ DaaaeUasek - MtlA,
Msaa e 10y @t1.1o ~ e.1sA Dd s1eaA1 stN-
NNak At On M160 Il pa,8s A4.aG IL - tG.s
ysaEa - FaiAeA tAtoRzax1nA ~ szpM1sea tA4 wH =
1nhEA
tsaasealms 1A1s &a1 m p~nykay N1k1k ln1De14
&io4 ~ a1s3ne fssa It eARA II Es
Hy 4saA 1Hka4 II sAN1t u
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L. n 4aMA -, Ca aAsa IHa
o1l9oass& FL, ~: A.sn H.
/. /. WILLARD
OAea nh I. T. AiaE0&H 3 O..
NtAE-lR CM14r It CAFk NJ 1AAs asssk.
, 1859-08-29

NKz11xe Anozo k1sFoas-A VIM, DaAwx
CaAs w1f1 Fn11xpA-Greak NJ The woaaees
Of our day. In IL olies of ths Chcasp, Pitts
burgh Font WsJps 2. Z. On Dearborn s4zost,
On Saturday, Dan. n. Boss, Esq. had lht3e
party Of tho representstirss Of tho press Of tAs
two cities Of Pi.tsburx ana Chicago. just united
BY the Telegraph lins alopStAe lias Of ths CON-
psny's road.
But half the company aa4tWitA Dan. The rezt
vers 1t tho other end Of ~ wirs, four hun
dred aud 6itJ odd miles Sway, md ut tbsss
were introduetious in full form. aad shs party
were made to know each ether aAd oeassdsr
hands shaken Ill round, nj ths compliments
Of the season paased
These in Chicago we're Col Eastman Of the
Tisa, IT. i. HsxAy, Of tn 1os7:sal, aad Vim
Brosa Of the Pkass Axn THsusR. AZ Pits
burgh wers Nessrs. Wh'ta.y Of tbs Pot, md
D. O'N,en Of the Casoasek-
Nj. Eastman, Of tho Chicago 11a.A, sent the
following meassge:
Pittsburgh -Conpli.aeata Of IL cAiea3o
71npt
To this the Rast answered:
The Pot sends g7eetink-Tss Wires and tho
hand.
The Tina then rejoined:
Pittsburgh Post-We art now united By Rail
way and bJ trained delecsxicAa1rent1-}et u al
be connected in sympathy - we are alied il
interest.
Ar. Bross Of tho PaEm An Ts1arns, for
wArded tho annexed: g.
To The Pittsburgh 9&sat- Republican stock
firm and +isiag. Complir9enta Of the PREw
AND TnIbUKK.
The Journal transmitted he following:
Daniel O'Connen O'Niell Editor Eesing
Chronicle Compliments Of ths Chicago Er<.i.g
Journal. Long life and prosperity of the Erea-
ing Chronicle,
"Dan-" beng apparently pressed for tine,
sent \ general reply.
Good bye Dan. fBoss]. Mcknight ID from
home, and must hurry up, eswe viii heve no
Chronicle to-day. O'N1K1-
The annexed message wGa sent to the Preai-
dent of the Railway 1t Philadelphia
12e Editors Of CAie1goTo John Edgar
Thompson, Philade1phia gresting--The compile
ton Of an independent Railway line Of Teie-
graph to Chicago, renders mora effective the
operation Of the great Railrs<d over which you
have the distinguished honor to pFende.
The following dispatch was received from ].
Edgar Thompson, Esd, President of the P. F.
#. L Chicago R. B., At Philadelphia in reply to
the abore:
John Edgar TAompaon-To the Editors of
Chicago greeting ugrasutations On the com
pletion Of line Of Telegraph thst hnks Phi!a-
delphia still more closely With Chicago, whose
well conducted press has contributed % much to
the prosperity ofsbat city, the growth Of which
is unexampled in history.
The following message VA recelred from the
Pittsburgh Editors
The compliments and congratulations Of tbe
Chicago Editors are most cordially reciprocated,
and Chicago may be assured, thst Pittsburgh
will always be found on the side Of tho
Union.
FRox J. J. Housrox, P1rrsBcxaz.-K&srs.
Editors:-Ay respects to you, and the earnest
assurance that it requires Lightning 70 beat tho
time Of the Pittsburg b, Fort Wayne and Chiea~
60 Railroad
The newly completed telegraph line will BE- 4
most important addition to ,he facilities Of in-
tercourse between this city and the East and
will be especially Of value to the 6rss Clans rail
road route Of which it ia ths fitting md valuable
adjunct.
, 1859-08-29

T1rx1x1 + Wltsnas SRw1xa HAc1uH-
We prefe. them 70. faui,y sa&-N. Y. II hune.
rhv NJ The tavosisaa hux fasz0ea-N. 7. u4ex.
II hss 10 nyA.-sdentAe AuA,exa.
Thy maintain the prs<saisAey-N.Y. E1pt%1.
Gpo. 3. CnrTnpKx, GkxI Ag't,
Al e6-ow 161 i 1s9 Lake street.
Exc1Axak-We Ars selling Exchange On
New York, Bo4ton, PhilAdelphia, Cansdas and
Europe. Will 5uy Draf.s, Certificates Of De
post and Gold.
I. E A1kxA11ER / Co., Baake1s,
au25-lw Clark street, near Lake.
S1xoxas Sxw1xo HAca11xs ars srp1rior {or
manufacturing p1rpdsss.
drs mors lss1ab< far ~ ka&s qf fssai1y ssse-
1rs capable ~qf d.s.9 sras~ e&riay qf
scork
Ars frtt from t1< Eexkks Of ~ ok14r s.ackixa.
Ar ataaoa aoisaAe u tAls- opsrstieaa.
Art mueA Better, 4ai kkasfars Uo-tA A>rf.
Ars perfectly ssapt sa1 rssly kers - ~
kr.
Irs .~ueA ehAaPe asoasss ta47 ea~ a.or<
MoaY.
~ jxa tAs saekia4 for ~e1 Eemly.
L. IT. Hmm. AGENT,
No. ss, Lsks Stresk
auge+3w
sxxpxR's 8swma MAc1mu1-Fos Ill kinds Of
tailoring and lea&Aer sewing. 1t q Laks ss1e~t
.uqA9r A. W Hazp1z eAa&
, 1859-08-29
T,
On WsdnesA4y, Sept. 21s&, 1889,

The fouov:ns d:4sabss ops H. con !A!a3 Of e@e1 so
hn tired 1t AuAos LAai nill A1d to~o ot4 tn
MI a,uxted tbs kAnk4k-u uver ~ ui1 of
limestone, - oy " et four aores high. 18th four aa ot
n ar No u'd And rsrAhs u dou1 xks bur osss-
"a. FA.ns I'll truE.nx the nil SITUATED IND q
valpa AFznA With about four s-a1zu abd Y
At1as cultivation, - tn-uEs:
, 1859-08-29

TEE G1R1s RzroEx ScuooL.-We ars glad 10
learn that Committee Of the Board Of Guar
dians Of the Chicago Reform School have in
charge for consultation and decision the matter
Of erpending The 5000 authorized By the Com
mon Cnuncii fnr the Girls Reform Schoo]-
, 1859-08-29

AAnK T1xz,-0n and after Monday next the
trains OF the Northwestern RailTay. for Beloit,
JanesEille, etc., will leayc Chicago at $40 AM,
and Sl0pM
, 1859-08-29

sh.ass.. visiting Z. eity, I'D u y ethsss g
Cisrk snsa, "a sxszzfss a. asst e1tsn1ivs
Assassmeat k fsnks, Va3isse, md Travelling
Baxe. tsst Of Nsw Yesk.
ffunka raaking In reins run 41.so to 5000.
fravelhax Bs1s hua n osa41 u $1,000 f1vak
CovM1 nsAs 70 ee&se from 600 70 $500,
eaK lQ-1M
, 1859-08-29

ESIzkTA1SIsG S5RASGERs.-We learn that the
officers Of the National Fair will open register
at the Fair Grounds. or some place elsewhere
to be named where those desirous OF willing 10
entertain guests during Fair week, will ieare
their names. The ioea is good one, and
will greatly swell the accommodations Of the
, 1859-08-29

- 4 A3ftfK. AAs~asshx Ae%, q D.vA~~A
+ &sAssAas& n t1As AAssst~As ~ ~ ea6 ~ q
xAe4aH fs9Es = X%A Va hks1aky
, 1859-08-29

Opy1cK or THK MHEk1xR WILSON MAxrFAc-
Cn1rrxxpkx, General ASnat.-Extract from the
Ne~ York Weekly TriS*4e Of Aug. Is, 1859:
1--WE subjoin Lr. Hove's statement Of the
number Of shuttle and lock stitch machines sold
during the last year, each one Of which has paid
him = tribnte Of 6ye doIlAfa:"
, 1859-08-29

CnrRcH DGp1cAr1ox.-The new Catholic
Church Of the Immaculate Conception, on the
corner of Franklin street and North ayenue,
was announced to be dedicated on Sunday, At
10 A. n, Rev. Bishop Dugg.n preaiding.
TEE HoPx Bors At Tolkpo.-Tbe boys Of
Hope Hose Co. were ha1iDg liTely time 1t
Toledo. An entertainment 1t The Oliver House,
and excursion in the baJ, on the Aresie, "a
lutea. fine apeechea muaic, and al that.
, 1859-08-29

EvrnGRxxHs-A car load of everRreens for
The State Fair at Freeport are To bs sent ont
from Michigan City.
CLARk srzxH.-Some Of the sidewa1k4 On
South Clark street arc medically far behind
time in coming to grade.
"a LIFE Foa LrE1," Is The title of Min
Nuloch's latest novel, which has been received
By AcSa!Iy L Co., 81 Dearborn street.
MYSTERIOUS srtksf TArr1scs-0n Friday
night some parties unknown invaded the abode
Of spirits nj the saloon No. 143 South Water
street, and made free with the liquors.
EXCURSION TRox AnwAukKx-The Nilrau-
keeans are 10 pay our city = visit on Tuesday
next Oh the eteamer Cleveland. They will ar-
rive here about T. II.
Dows Wr.H Twill somebody whose busi-
ness it is, cause thst aoafoId and scare crow
tower erected By the swimming professors. to
be removed from the Lake Shore basin.
HoxE AoA1x-James ". Evans, brother Of
a. 5. Eyans, Esq, has just returned to this city
from an extended tour in the Upper Missouri
country.
AAnk T1xz,-0n and after Monday next tho
trains OF the Northwestern Railway, for Beloit,
Jnnessille, ETC., will leave Chicago at $40 AM,
and s.l0p,A,
$780,.
.,a ;.... " .s~- E,N..,- ,An e ~: eAeoans' ~
tour through British America" Our euterpriA-
ing young townsmau Robert Kennicott is Of
course referred to.
ocvx yo-.h N.-t., u.u .noa
c,r ~ e.s. 49,. 80. a.. C.. :. -
Fr;d,v n;oh. Tha hn;,d;n. h.. 49, soe.~,ed
,h,o,a,,o'... - ,.h