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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28
I- The Washington corresponds

E The Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun says: The Adj
mlnistration are, it is believed, fully alive
70 tEe chances nowatforled for acqui ition
offeeuba, and our European diplomacy
will be at once directed to that end, and
not without some hope tbatit will be
effective before the terlnio ationsof the
rext session Of Congress.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28
MAY %, 1859.
NDIDATES
For Clerk Of Court.

EpnoR SUGAR PuSrER:-You will please announce
WILLIAM II. CHAMBEhLlN, the present
efficient incumbent, - anIndependent candidate for
reelection to the ONCE Of Clerk Of the Sixth District
Court, in and for the parish of West Baton Rouge,
and oblige his
April 2, 1859. M~ANYHFKlhNDS y
n -
En-. SUGAR PLANTER Please announce the name OF
judge Rosemond HebeSt, a. = candidate for
the Office of Clerk If the Sixth District Court Of this
parish, 1t the next November election,
and oblige, ~.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

BUR1EseE.--One # the fun, lest thing,
got up in New York lately wss the ex-
cursion Of u" Augur Association, in bur-
'esque OF the target excursions. Each
ma" carries III augur instead Of a guu.
a C%ala'humpian band accompanies them,
and the exercises c.n~'>t III walking blind.
fold to the target and boring Il hole
through it. NJ one nan in twenty can
do it, and the b|unders that are made
cause a great deal Of sport.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28
TIE Pope CoMlka.-iHE Piladelpbia

The Pope CoMlka.-lHE Philadelphia
Bulletin says. "
Advices from Washington inform us
that letters have bven received there from
high sources. announcing tn" prevalence
Of rum"rs i" italy that thy Pope may be
obliged 10 fl for refuge to This country.
Our minister at R me amI Naples are
said I" speak oftb's contingency AS high"
~ probable.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

At a recent trial is Wisconsin tile sub
jet Of controversy WAS a denJ"hn Of
~hi<key, which. was ordered to be brought
into court. The defendant was triedsand
so was the wlisky-in other WORKS, the
whisky WAS drunk and SO WAS the jury
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

~ The citizens Of St. Helena parish
have taken the initiatory step for the
formation Of an agricultural society, t"
be called the "Southern Agricultural So
ciety Of Louisiana" the dom;ci|eo of which
is to be at Greeusbu'g.SsThe cooper~-
ton Of the adjoining parishes is solicited.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

KEEP THE BALL Mov1Na.-The Inde-
pendents Of New Orleans have had a
meeting and nominaledta City ticket
W. would like to know If these Indie.
pendents are dissatisfied Democrats OF
disappointed Know Nothtngs. 4
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28
For State Senator.

Ed. SUGAR PLANTER You will please announce
Alexander Barrow, Esq, of TINS parish. as a
candidate for State Senator, from this Senatorial
District. subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention, and oblige the Democracy Of
E BATON OUG
April 9th, 1868.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

There were III w,u Is Of seven hundred
Mmrnons |andtu at New York, on the
18Th lust, from IA single acke' ship. The
greater portion Of them left on the 18th
for Utah.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

They have made u char of the Char
ter Oak, III liza ltord, called the Govern
chair to teplaced 10 tue Executive Clam
Der.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28
For Representative.

Ed. SUGAR PLANTER You are hereby authorized
to announce Capt. Henry w. Allen, as a candl-
date for Representative of this parish, and that he
will be supported by the people irrespective Of
party.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

A MoxsrER.---The largest mule ever
produced 10 the world Is now in Cincin.
natl. It is . mare 10 ule, nineteen hands
and . half hands high, and weighs eight
cen hundred and thirtyy--five pounds. This
extraordinary animal Is the property OF
Charles Frost, Of Wane, county Indians,
Gently purchased . Lexington, Ken
lucky. Professionalism 80. !.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

Among the candidates for the Bishop-
1itofNew Jersey are Rev. Messrs. Little
John and John Bigg.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

A man. wife lately died 10 N = York,
and upon rxhumation5 Of the body, not =
trace 81 poison was found nit. Tbi. y
regarded as a re,narkablesp Of tho
advancement . fvsirtue and domestic bop
pines in that exemplary city. -"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

DEArn or K1cA Cosv1cr.-Asfsw
weeks ago ! man. named Thomas MOI.
gan, a wealthy citizen II Scott oouatl,
III, WA. sept to the penitentiary q A.
on, for assxulting . man with intent 70
kill. Lat week he died from. esxesoasivs
depression Of spirits caused ~. the d.
Rraca Of his .itu.tion. H was worth
SIS 900. t@ ..z&< !. H.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28
For

Ed. SUGAR PLANTER You will please ANNOUNCED
gylvanle Sauragc Is q candidate for the Office o
Coroner of this parish, and oblige his
RIENDS,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28
For A0e0or.

Ed. SUGAR PLANTER PLEASE announce the name Of
Camille HILBERT, Is Z candidate for the ONCE of
Assessor Of this parish At the next November elec-
iie9a. and obliEe' ppnr AIMING
Ed. SUGAR PLANTER PLEASE announce Edward
Leray, ESQ.,, as an independent candidate for AS
SCISSOR Of the Parish of West Baton Rouge, and oblige
his MANY FRIENDS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

For Sheriff

En-. SUGAR PLANTrE Please announce william
White, the present as a candidate fo
reelection to the Office Of Sheriff Of this parish.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

ct " Il .~@&=%&G@@ 81 .E@4rA#@#'fn ~ =. .
QuuER ARREST. An a%mbrotypisss
nomed W1lsos, wsa :; rested in Frank
lin, just as be was % the point Of J 5l ~.
ing because an The Inhabitants Of thai
village had not their pictures taken
Hs unracked and stayed afew days
longer, to accom-: odate tho" dear folk"
and it is said that the loca! editor Of The
Banner. fell 20 much 10 love With him
self that no less than sixteen pgicturss3d
his own dear I" mug" bad to be taken
b-fore# he was satisfied. Each picture
was illustrated with 9 pair Of busted
striped ouscra.H e. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

F- p s4~ #% &$ "
CONG ON THE STAGE It is said tb.t
Mrs. SickIes is about to try her iorluu,
on the Ezchange. 2':. *@He
# so, she is sure to make. it.. The
American people are. famous for banker.
ing after the marvellous. Thousands
Of people will crowd iuto the theatre.
merely to see the woman who has made
herself famous by bad conduct. M,
FoRRxsr Is no actress, yet she alvays
drew ~. large audiences simply because
newspapers .peddIed out the details Il.
her dis orce trial.. LOLA MoNrEz vas feted
and courted because her brazen conduct
and lic%entiousness made her the tbems
"f newspaper gossip. Many othen ~
in the same catego'y:.s Mrs. s1ckLrs viii
easily make a fortune By going on
s,age---.l'e wont =. lack eng.gemsots,Y,ass;r
the: is i necessary tbat.shouldzbsausg
.tress. Managers=of theatres understand
this well, and she can.co,nmand her oxsI
prices. 49, ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

Pay OF RoUrk AoENrs.-:Tiis Postmas-
ter General@hass directedi that rout agents
shah hereafter & BE- paid ziin5i.lhe sams man az
ner rs mail contractoIs-thatis, quarterly
instead Of morthly,as heretofore-c COM
mencing with ti,scnrrent quarter. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

NATIONAL DIscovERY.--Gen. Bethuns
the honest and faithful editor Of the
Columbus Corner Stone, ali Oh! and
consistent Democrat, draws the folloxing
lifeakke portrait:
We know no principles. which a M
tiona| Democrat may moi advocate, no
measure Tor whicc he may not vote, and
find ~ ti,e$par,y sufficient power and
respectabi|itv Of support 10 maintain
him in full fe'lowshinand communion.
There is but one unerring test Of the
soundne$s Of his dem cracv and that u,
to cote for the. nominee 81: The party
For all other sins there is speedy xbso-
luton ; to fail 10 DO this is :he only Sin
thae admits Of no pardon.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

AETE%AG &%EAS FrE So TE@&- GEy S%@E %HE HL-Fh@ -
.A#few afternoon since, we saw one OF
our nrgewno|rsaIe merchants standing
oearY,ini,y Church, on Summer street.
His attention seemed to be devoted 10 The
ladies but his eyes did not scan their faces
nor their forms, but appeared to glance
rapidly at the material which they wore.
The object Of his visit 20 this fashionable
thoroughfare was to notice what amount
ofsgoods Of American manufacture we're
worn. We joined in the inspection, and
it was singular TO notice that not. one f.
male in twenty, Of high or low degless,
who was not dressed in material Of foreign
fabric. A nation whichzthus pays enor.
tributes to foreign countries, must
expect a c~risisMonee in a wbite.- Boston
Fdz0tR 49, a>, 4
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

The river is slowly falling at this point.
, 1859-09-08

CHICAGO COLLEGE or PHAtxAcr.-A u,eet;nr
OF the druggists Of this city Was held ut the
rooms Of Bryant, Bell stratton's Commercial
College on Monday, September 5'h. for The pur-
pose of organizing IN association to be called
the Chicago College Of Pharmacy. The meet
ing was called to order, and Dr. F, scammop
elected Chairman, and j. ". Woodwork. Sec,
retary.
On motion, the following Trustees we're duly
elected:
u F. Seammon, F. 4. Bryan, F. Mahln, J.
y: Paine, =. 5. Bliss, Geo. Duck, E. L, O'Hara:
". Il. Muller, E. O. Gale, l.. F, unsnes ston: :
a Committee was then appointed to draft a
constitution and bylaws; whereupon, the fol-
lowing officers we're elected:
Dr. +. Scamrnon, Pres't.; F. Bryan, list Vice
Ires't.; F. Mahla, I'd Vice Pres't.; J. D, Paine.
Seey.; S. S. Bliss, Treasurer.
The Trustees wero instructed to take into
consideration the establishment Of School of
Pharmacy. and to secure professors as early Is
practicable, that a course Of lectures might be
given during the coming winter. The meeting
then adjourned to meet L. the same place On
Monday evening, September eath, at It o'clock.
J.. D. PA1xE. Sec'y.
, 1859-09-08
Nem advertisements.
The Weekly Press l. Tribune
FOR SEPT. eth.

Tbs WEEKLY rnEss i TsrprSs for this week
contains the following:
m p g 4. hAHTfIGLss Esato9 strx.
g ;, s'ss< .s3esI = zss!.SaaIs1 S r. r.
The Aateeuas q o, Eietd e.
H-.EDIIoE1:tLP LPARAcHArA@Ap p-uunaooa
Tssat;sev.a ihoa.sa: yo1i,t Fo!EF15 s;. Gti. /
20 dr rfn:Es: f,x I'll; - Dsgx,a, 1nsxs4
bvuslas; . .uunwa. lows.
Sa. C1.te' s;a:='; Aeaio; ssasa America; Ea-
W..LA1Esr NEWS Br rrELEoRApu-rntau.
Ihe s. ja.n An:.1 f1oE cali5s1a: siaa.::
v..THE STATE OF ErRoPE-xa2o.eou i'll
y vssds !As /. e Iuss. Ds3o'ae na,sa
ssa;. "a d : u H. s':fsS 4a7s. T. IT,: ~:
1eais Aapa'e4 n. Nervous shceka: The i1,ts
u the Lez+oas Of Fraaec.
'raE e6r re2SSp'ntef 2Sp n4 f1ock. &c FATHER CHM
1.-rYE oKA1S IL TRADE OF CHICAGO fas the
v1u.-TuE FARM AND GARDEN.
N-.TuE STATE FA1E--Ptoeces!aEs Of The First
ana ;ss Seean4 J. Da.s; seenea' esh's. lnclteats.
X..THE COPYRIGHT ESSAY EXAMINED
q, III.
A1..NIsCONS!t P0LTT1C&-Why Cor. KandatI
II, sss,,ats, Re Nominated; Wisconsin Republican
Iowa CITY.
xrI..TuE AURORA EoEEAL1s
Iiy..1NFORMAT1OS ABOUT THE CEors-1e.
ttrs toa the CouEtfy.
xV..HoMAcE GREELEY AMONG THE NOR
xy1..xoRTHWEsTERS FANCY" MEN on
THEIR TRAvt Immense Haul Of t'urssI
or staiea traits IN Tex.s.
NflI..TliE NATIONAL FAIR.
XVIII. a SPEC Of WAR WITH ES0LANp-cxu.
1Iarnsy IEy hsts ~ s po.sea.len Of The Land IT SIN
1xx..ANNY CoNTRACrs-The sx.aa:ux Of IL.
ioveEr1nrnt n Utah.
Xx..FRoA DACoTAH.
AkL.PERSoNAL AND POLITICAL.
ZXu..NEwS AND MISCELLANY-M,nue-ur.
q FE1t Gasa In CLA4ko; Mr. Uurtson {.
Hobart OF Wisconsin III: Stat. f.onytnt,ir,
Il Ai=.onE; Gnleako spring Wheat The Lie
Ho,t ts,x o:9ss e. pRee:sn Rs Ihs Bs:5,yx. Il Dr:
1eaFe D*2tts: The furtsn demand Tor
American .readsu un+: tarxefy AMI UIga1y:
EEiir"f!Ge III ~. Ssrs tEsm Il. saadxlch " .:ds;
sp frv4. Japan; i Ttayrak Li.x.er: lie
Aurora koresEs ~ In New YER
IAI1l- Tae All Father
AXlY..FtSAS.:IAL AND COMNEKCfAL-Mone~
taT; The Weather; lie Cnpa . 6: Wsrk,v
Nertew Of the CaIsgo Mask4ts-Pro;ure,
Live Stuck II TIA New Yufe C:aftIe Yarxe;:
Albany lutnb.r Market New YGTk, LutIo
I'D AonirrI N1zka;s By Tc-exrarh-
srHscH17sess-ont copy one year. 4; Two Cop.e. ~:
h1ee eo1is7. ~ Ten copies SIC; slse cop!. IN w,ap
trs Ter mailing for sale the counting roon No. Il C,.k
trcet. Ps.ce, 5 cents.
, 1859-09-08

CLARK STREET 4cA1x.-Edixors Prtes aud ri.
buat t:-As the subject Of changing The name Of
CLARK street is being discussed sotnexhat pub
licly through your Columns; sed as it is sub
(ect in which ali feel more or less interested, a.
low ne to express ny views upon the matter
Broadway, because it is Initiating New York.
and suggests "CcntE.lis,'' IS being appropriate
for the new name Now object 10 isgifafino
as well as be, and would therefore object 10
Centralia; for We have town down IN Ecypt
By that name, tbut it is too far from Calumet
that. Reading the azt,cle referred to. sucse.t-
edto ny mind the propriety OF 4Central Ave
nue" Is name, both original to The place {so
far Is know) and every way expressive. 70
ny mind this seems appropriate, but it may the
opinion Of oaly On MN.
, 1859-09-08
CIR OCER I ES.

Composed In put = follow. to which NC ave the At.
teEtou Of hetssde:
SO hhds muscavado Sugar,
125 do Porto Rico do
20 do New Orleans do
900 bbls Chicago Rodnod Sugar.
$50 do New York do do
rs bags Old Governm't Java Codao,
125 do Lasuira Cofoo,
$50 d. Rio do
as do aEocha do
100 bbls New Orleans Mo1assos,
100 do Cuba do
,35 % do do saiaa1 ssSis Hons' Syrup r.
rs do Portland do
800 hlf chests Groen and Black Ton
15o bx sawye,'s White Erasive Soar
loo do Jesse 0ak1oy's do do
400 do A1Pa1n Soap,
100 do Star Candles,
- do 6terine do
- do Mould do
$50 bbls Smoking Tobacco,
12o do Chewing do
AIS butts do do
$50 fancy caddios do
ITO M Imported Cigars.
SO jars nacaboy snuff.
275 boxes oswego Starch.
as bags Pepper,
as do Spice, as boxes Clovos,
as cases a Nutmeg,
- tcs Primo 1<ice. 400 uats Cassia,
16 bxs:Primo Goldfish.
175 hf bb1s A I White Fish,
1oo boxes Scaled Herring,
176 do AL do
1914 bags Dried Apples,
as bhls 4anto Cu1rants,
1873 boxes Layer Raisins,
SIG do N. r. do
90 hfbxs do do
2oo coils Manila and Jute Kope,
as roa.ns Wrapping Paper,
375 bales do Twiue,
112 bbls Pure Cider Vinegar,
lao do Dairy Salt,
ESQ boxes Pipes.
FOR s.le vesy low " D. GILMAN tcD
'esT Isl Sauth Na.eE Street
, 1859-09-08

NATIONAL FA1a.-should the entry books Of
the Society close this morning, a ye,y cred;ta-
bic State Fair could be held from the articles
aud stock already entered. Upwards of two
hundred members hare been raadc since Mon
d.y noon, md Is these exhibit from one to thir.
ty-five articles cach, some idea nay be formed
Of the anticipated display.
The Floral Hall will be perfect gem. The
fountain was put in operation yesterday Alter
noon, and tho effect WIS admirable.
Ex.Gov. Reynolds = he old war horse" spent
the day with the Superintendent. He will be
here during the Fair, spending the interim At the
State Fair.
r. Z. Kicker. Esq, Sup't Of the New Albany
and Salem Railroad. advises that The same ta-
riff Of rates relative to freight consigned to the
National Fair or persons attending the e>hibi-
hition, will preral rs upon other roads, and the
arrangement remains ia force from the 10th to
the 18th Of September inclusive.
Notice was reeefred this morning that one
hundred and twenty pens Of shipping we're on
the roai to The Fair, The entries up to the
present time, counting the informal applic.-
ions, foot up in tho ncighborhood Of six hun
| dred,
, 1859-09-08

SlSGERs SEWING MACHINES are superior for
manufacturing pucposts.
Are more d<siFaj!s for al kinds Of family se.e-
Ing
sArs capable Of doing q greater cari<ty Of
tork.
Artf frte from The jauzfs ef al otAtr ,naeAints.
Are atnost notstless in their operations.
Are much bttte7, and therefore srorM more.
drs perfectly sinph and easily ktpt in or
der.
dre much cheaper 6<oause they tarn more
money.
Are just the machine for eray famux.
4. ". Harms, Agent,
No. &C, Lake Street.
pu354GW
, 1859-09-08

A77Es71oS.-The members Of the Volunteer
corps OF Aounted Aids to The CLief Aaraha,l of
the Fair, Col. Caprou, will meet Mt Room No. =,
fremont House this ereuipe Mt 2 n'e1oct
, 1859-09-08

VINEGAR RExEoT.-.ltssrs Euifors If that
lady Oh North Clark street who was bitten by
mad dog will drink vinegar three times day,
pint 1T time if she can, she will be using a
remedy which has for some years been found
efic1cions Il
, 1859-09-08

NORMAL LScHoLARs.-There will be an exam.
inasion Of candidates for admission 10 the Nor
nal Department Of the High School, u. the Office
fthe Board Of Education; No. l1a South Clark
street, On Friday, Sept. ., commencing at .
o'clock, 4. n.
II. II. Wells, Sup't Public Schools.
, 1859-09-08

Gas F1xrCnEs- Those in want of apv thing Of
the kind will do well to call on J. II. Jerould,
No. IS South Clark street. lie has the most
complete assortment in the city. Also Lamps.
Wicks, Chimuics, Paper and Glass Shades, &C.,
DC. aua-.1no
, 1859-09-08

SrsGKR's SEWING AAcu1SEs-For all kinds of
tailoring and leather sewing. ut G5 Lake street.
aue4Gw 4. ". HARMS. Agent
, 1859-09-08

ENGRAVING or TIE Fam GRoCxp.-E, D. o.
band is having a handsome wood cut of the
fa'F Grounds and buildings gotten up for gra-
tu'tous distribution. This will furnish ncr-
tect key to the entire Fair.
, 1859-09-08

WHEELER d WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES.
We prefer them for family usc--S. j. Trbnne.
They art the favorltes for fA,alIIes-N. y. umes.
It has no rtyal.-Scieus1ac American.
They maintain the pseemineacy- y. E1pstx.
GEO. 4. Cu,rrgSpEx, GEx'l Ag't,
au oG.2w lf- ( 100 Lake street
, 1859-09-08
Ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.

IL t. H. ScRlrEs, -iie'4s'.ia9 A3~hk IS. Dea,l-r..&s
aAthoTsnf to Iase Aiersti4es<att for is auf al lie
-|'<'t"a 1aFs's Of he North Eet tuhSty
, 1859-09-08
THE STATE FAIR 1T TFREEpoRT.
SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF TIE
ILLINOIS STATE AGRICULTURAL
t0CIETY,


.0ors FroEfs Eafs"ts& and Rrrripfs; .Fs-r5-
raj" by Hafiroads TIE Eneampmrxsss :
Tie -sf<ir fHtraro tlfnn. f'iotcj IN<
E.orAr hAnars 7Hr.H5AfnrYt Tie 4nf.
.+!:nnfsaf fStYnr5meaf.
, 1859-09-08

A1Is7Anr-Te understand that the Chicago
pragoons hnrc secured the full Light Guard
nand' u numbering fourteen pieces, mounted, for
thelr escort. They hare also sent to St, Louis
Tor ncw saddles aud equipments.
, 1859-09-08

fEfsesAI"-We learn that Rev. II. ". King;
'ase pastor e tue St. Paul (Universalist) Church
OF tos city, has accepted call to take charge Of
the Unirersaliss Church in St. Anthony, Mime.
sofa
, 1859-09-08

II Why will yoa still continue to use cam
phcne and burning fluid (.hc murder lIglts)
when you can purchase kerof.,e Coal oil
Lamp, for 50 cents, which gires better light
and is not explosive. Cali At the Lamp and Oil
Emporium, l25 Clark street. sel-Gt
, 1859-09-08

The ScuooIs--The Board Of Education have
decided On dismissing the Public Schools On
Monday, and the two to twelre thousand little
urehins will thus be made participants in the
festivities of the week.
, 1859-09-08

TOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
- The schooner DAN MARBLE eauSe. 10 N tu,u.
Ter IL eompe:t csva!E and nov reay to s the uts Il
t:s. South Ct.sk olees. aut3 ai-3-1m
, 1859-09-08
auG24-Sw

RESons 1NPEogEp HARRISON RASGEs.--Citt-
xens wishing first class Cooking Range nut
into their residences and warranted, should call
at D. L. Boone's Crest Western Range Depot.
l45 State street. Cnexceptional city references
given. au1alm
, 1859-09-08

MAnsuAL's Ans FOE THE FA1a.-The follow.
ing gentlemen hare through Col. J. u. +.
Russell Offered their services to Col Capron, as
mounted Aids during the fair and hare been
accepted by him:
4. y. Hamilton, Alfred Sphinx, John De
koveu, D. L. Boone, Vim. c. Esan, Edward
Dloodgood, john g. Woodruff, i. i. Bragg.
J. G. Deveen, G. Il. II. Hughes, j. l.. Camp.
bell, Joel Gurley, s. Z. Cleveland, L. L,
Hyatt, T. E.. Dlackncy, Chas. 4. Sheldon, F.
G. :saltsonstall, E. K r. Armstrong, 4, ..
Chapoton, Chas- 4. Hunt, James b. Whitail.
Il. L. Fabian. John A. Cutler, E. D. F, Nor.
gan, " D. Cassiu. T. D. Taylor, c. J. War
rem, Henry l.. Forrest.
, 1859-09-08

GREAT WESTERN RA1LWAr.-The following is
the traffic Of this road Tor the week ending Sen,
9, 1859.
Ffsi.ht and Lire Stock k,.,,,,.,,, II In n.
-Haa 'o @9oa1'es l3s5.D
, 1859-09-08

E'Ole SALE OR LEASE on 5 orlO
Il years Tine. de4.ah.e Its On Lake and IIasr.
stscc1a, Wes, s4e- Ho1ss Kallroat running pzss them
E. +. GRIFFIN
auJ& a.6Glm No s. Fomtruy's Hnck.
, 1859-09-08

TO RENT-A Two Story Dwell
- iEg Eontt No = Edna Place. So.th Sde with eieht
foucas 7uda stable. Nent 31G incui,r i she hoa,e
or through post ot1ee bag 45&6. etsI1W
, 1859-09-08
" ALU ABLE FARM FOR

Y 4 Il y X d u r FAEII FUK
SALE--0wtnz u its distance from hts residence
the suaecfe<r ouers FIR .as his F K situated on .ks
Toann and Pcora Kad- thser nsilrs from Kewaaee-a
anur3$sE< town Of 100 snteft and eutsstAnk tnaab
taai and an deot The Chtcafo and Busl!nr
ton kaliroa4 tn nenzy County. IL eetuprsea quarter
proveeat; has neserfss.ins stseaa Of Tusnlnx
through acar it, eentrt; Il veil adapted eutsaou
hsasuw a4 pastnsakt: II su1Eeiepy telling and is ~
s1rdei BY al who h4'c o des.rhls
t4ials u the country. in fertility Of sn and hvauty Gs h.
1t Is eoI frte hou.e Ii By 81 wi.t crIar aud
Eeref fEnz brick k~aEc. reli l7Se stable &+ large
tr hzEi nf swo growth ap rn!se Of t1F..utue
4r pi:;t last .rrtRs. kewanet md Alva are n .fxht
fam dwelling
r1axs-tlLf down and the remainder IN one zaa two
Yca1s- Cn4lsuoiae I'd and lte iualsputab
4. y. FORD,
H.9s9- Gazette 0tce, Lacon, ILL.
, 1859-09-08

y Large and important sale ut Auction Of
superior Furniture. Carpets, ETC., ETC., this morn
Ing, by Gilbert & Sampson at tl.eir Store, No. s.
Lake street, ut 81 o'clock. Goods generally sold
by those Auctionccrs will be found superior to
any other Auction House in this city.
, 1859-09-08

FOR SALE-11ouses and Lots on
L Michigan artnue. wrst Hsrdolph at.eet Fssuu,er
9Feet We7s Jackson street, Liza Pa!ues sree md Ht
1olj,n stIees Terms setY favorable Apply TO q, r
QUiAEt CO.. NJ. Walkers Bu11cS, 81 pezx5oln
-
, 1859-09-08

TO RENT-A Two Story House
fey ntek* West Of Ckon PART. with rood vel, ind
e:tetn- l1ee tl1 FER uonth. inqc'rc Of r. J.. STARR
ItcM Tor k.s3. ~ @. ~
, 1859-09-08

SToRE Tn,Er.-A womau went into tic store
OF ". ". Ross l. Co., yesterday, mud when
she thought she was unobsesyed slipped
shawl into basket she had with her. One of
clerks however saw ler. They sent to the Mr.
shalrs Office for IN Office but on lis arrival the
bird had flown. She had taken On 80 that
tter ,cr.. ot,;1a3 tn rat hnr nm