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VAIL PAPER Wall PAPER.
MECHANICS.

$1,000 worth Of Wall Paper al Cost for Cash
WE have a splendid and vel selected stock o. WALL
w PAPER. which We propose % sell atoo-' o. cash. 70
close out. Fur sale b. CLEAYEES s. AKIN.
-Nwnfanrha nruu- nal
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Chemicals

chemicals.
/ nN hand and % arrive
900 or. Sulpt. Ouinlne-
500 lbs Bue Mssss TO- rs Caiamef,
l6 o. suluh M0uhiuei 10 Ca Adf Morphine.
% o.. Sai2Gnei 50 u.s. Chl1uflrm,
s. on Suylhuils. cfTFstaI and r1Wderct.
a. 10. Gun and Pulrerirei Opium;
All % which we viii sen very l1u % cash OF puucfusl
time custumers- @ W ONE q Co.
aul6-2E Opposite Court Gaunra
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gltaual.
m. GEO HADFTELD,
HOmeonafhlc Physician and Aeeoueheur.

Homeopathic Physician and AceOueheur
ID EsFECTFuLLE inarrs thrcirsu1u % hem-his M
N hs has heated To- his city o. tEe p1rpose % pre-
ucinE ha rrafesslu- From ne extensive prtctiue ID
Doctor las eul1T-d ne last uurieeu g-a4a - naHeri
himself 1athe ear give euure satisfacuGn 10 those -,
maE hFur Am vita their psfrunsEs
hErEEs ro-aea. J. J. Am1nstt. @ = sshtsu. Aen-
phisi Pr1h- n Pui.a. n D.. Cincinusuf B. L WI
n. D. ClfVeislii = A GuIherf. n. D. Uunuqlt
i1aaf A. Snan. n n. Chlcru1f J. !. Tempie. N.
D. a. Lguisf D 8 sulfh. ~ r. WEaE-aan tbs ?
K Moor n D.. s. L1difi Dr. Davis. Natclez. Kiss.
p s. Dgneslc Cases. Baots. GI1bzl1s- ant H1me-
pathle hednine % an Einds fcr "a Hatdeifs Dome--
nc AtnleL ho4mpfud um q hurtafn years pntfire
.riten 10 pain simple ilnzulge. expressly Tor ne ue
o. private iniiridlsia rareinrs sud families.
Onae and P~harm1cy. Iederaoa street. near ne oorue-
o. haln. fru 6u
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$500 R6srGrd.
PROCLAMATION

GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE. to a. uho shall see
VI taesa presents. GREErING-
WHEREAs- I have been omeially informed By the
President o. ire Memphis and Charleston Railroad CON
pany. that. On tha 18th Of June last. an Obstruction vas
placed upon tha track o. said road. near LaGrance. Ten
nssses. Tor he purpose q n 10uiug ne Locomotive and
Cars % ~ SAID trsk Uhersty Tire lives and property Of
passenEers were greatly andanEeredg
Nov, therefore. l. Isham g. Hsrrls. Governor o. aflre-
said. By virtue % the BOWER ard aufhority iu ne vested.
d hereby ofsra reward o. Five Hundred Dollars. % any
persou or persons for TIE auprehsusinu and conviction Of
TIE person or parsons guilty o. sid odsnse.
- In tesrimnuy whereof I have hereunto set nv
us fhand. AMI ctused ne Great sesI o. TIE state O
f~tbe af1Krd az ccce, In Nashville On the On dEy
o. July. A. d 1883. ISHAM G. HAHRIS.
b. he 6 rvern1r,
2 nav aarrafs-w q gfafa fvra-ewrm
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Bort Of Mlrmpbls.


06OSLNA@GLLGLlN-
H-Nsanboaf fhsf a. aof Aducrhle rW nof D.
Noticed IN fhis coiunn.
H-Seduboaf AfueriscncHis nHf "a paid for ~
advance. ~ Ak CASES.
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il On ne FIRsr OC OsER nsrt. IA
Faculty Elect. 80
Maj d. u. Hill. Superintendent
Lieut. c. IA C1umaadant
P EsnLL- n, Principal o. Primary Depart
Course OF studies.
In ne Primary Department such as % gsalr q stu-
In ne scientific D-epirtneat. he west Point curric-
lum VII Be- closely followed u vul Be ne ain o. ne
neu dt for he prscucai business q life.
In aitiron y Ne uslsI Exercises e. EIIeaE saheois
ne mlutha % AuEust ard September wi hG peat IN
amp4izuing through ne mount1ins q North Caroina
ne AGadsml1 yrar VIII o1muencs co he Isl DAY o.
Oaooer and VII Embrace twelve month"; A rurioura
tEo noahs tAugust All s~e-teuorrJ lhs uTeu b.
Cadets AZ ne end o. heir seooud year.
Particular srenticu Etu Be arsn 70 ne norsl snd re-
1sio1s iustruclon O.: cadeu-
EXpenseE
m Iustute WIN prgv.d- D ard FueL. LIEats. wash
inEs Arms. Eguipmeuts and Uuiarm-and al cdtzing
FrcrV mfar ciothes-nr 800 per a1num. enc AT p4v-
able 10 aiyanosi ne balance IN sN m1nths No extra
c1arsel 70 remisa11u Or ehsrs1 % tIoss vh' leave,
unless On ne score Of health
Terms Of Admission.
No oos viii Be admitted into The Primary Department
under twelve years OF axe nor into The Scientific De-
erment unier diteen nor over tEenty-ne yearsgf aEe.
All oonleetN VIA mr saeuuH- Deparumeat Val Be To-
qulref % board In DE Insututei th1se ln the Primary
D-epartneut nay Do % % hey obsose-
Remarks.
ne Institute BuiIdinEs are ne largest. most elegant
AMI commcdl1us for The acc1umollIC1 % Cadets iu the
sluthe-n cou1tryi and he Roarf o. Drecf5u trust that
unisr Tie mlnaesnent OF he Superintendent an Con
nardanI. OOH % WON are graduates ~ West FllI
and % loug eNperlrrcs IN ne army and In the business
% iEstr-c-l0u The destitute vii Be eaEhIshaf on a
irns MiltarT ana and cundlctPt on t-ue Military pin
cpies. he bard VIZ further say. that NJ EarILL is
e Graduate OF ne virginia ErfvsrsIty. aut an expert
enaed Classical teacher. rhsy wodd farther stats. hst
% g their Intention 10 increlsa he number q tcachera
10 bob Departments as ths palronase Of The pubI1 nay
reguIre.
mis- Institute vas granted q Ibs1l Charter hy ne
Leusafurs o. n rh c. ullna. With the power q on-
ferrine Derreet upon hose uh0 cumplsts ne presuioet
ouurse o. Studies.
. AuplicaIou ir li1issicn vii Be received Until
ne l5th q ~septsmhar. and urI b. directed % D.. CT
FcEs President Or he Boarf Chari5its, Eorth Carolina.
c. J.. FOX.
JAS. p IRWIN.
H A ALEXANDER
GAS o.. ARSON
THOs- II. Z
3. n. BLfTR.
DAVID PARKS,
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MEMPHIS AND OHIo.-Irains arrive al fis,
A. N. and $50 P. D. Depart al $50 A. r. anl
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Notice to Property Owners.

r-1isfhT c. Cayce a Son. for rent CT lease.
p-rs.-sf-n rfrcu fst Sspfrmber- Auply q
anl0-d1w VIZ
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local Mlatttrs.
'riany forming. .:.August -, 1883

Arrivals and Departures of Trains.
MFNrars AND CHAkLEsroN.-Trsins arrive
AZ $50 A.. X. and SIS p. n Depart at ls4
- ON r.
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LEASES FOR SALE.

49, - NAAA aAHAH WIN ? la
and ont buIdlass
MONROE STREET
10 years lrass on Double Tenement with 6 rooms,
double kitchen and cisfem.
2 years isase o D0adis Tenement win = roous :
n yeas Issss On single Tenement win two rooms,
kitchen and cistern.
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
70 Acres aas-halfmle south OF Caur, squire; sod
Garden, Orchard. etc. EII D. exrhsur-i fr Dv Gaats
20 Acres two miles from the city north % ne Fair
Grounds
% Acres two miles from us city aa The Memphis ana
Charesi1n Rliir1sdi hsuls7mey Improved
100 feet ty 800 deep u HsruaEi5 PlEukrlat. Just oat-
side tie corporation; House. EXIT rolms snl Oh ueoes-
sary uui houses. rariGn. etc.
. Acres o. besutuul woodland ou McIaia's svsu1s.
~ uies frCl Court SPARE.
s Acres Oh Morebead avenue. 100 yards north o. he
ucE kaleiE1 road, Just opposite Or Mr Murekcad.
Yari1us other Houses auI.LaI in direreut rartz & tie
city and some dsEaut phases iu The Suburbs. improved
and uuImp-Jvrd.
Al-o, aiarre quantity ofIsud, In rruasssse. Arrausas.
Mississippi. L1Eis.ans aud lrEas.
MISSISSIPPI LANDS.
$50 sores Do Clabama o1uufy-Iso1 acres 10 cuIuva-
ton, win Is negsoes, slok &c, four miles from the
Mississippi river.
a0o sores IN C0sbom5 oouaty-tso To- cultivation.
with 200 neEuesg on the Mississippi river.
1919 acre-7V In cultivation. with a. negroes. mules.
Sos, &c. 10 Iuni1 md Cahono county, Mississippi
100 Acres 10 Deso,o o5suty. Mississippi
20 Au-s 90 cultivation with any HEsly negroes.
stock etc, choice pIace-
isao Acres ID Wa.hinrton guaty. IlsBsipsi. 80 in
euuvauon, win 90 likely degrees, mostly men. Is
1900 Aorcs on s1nH5-er river. Miss. al dsaaenel.
go Acres l9 uiles from Memphis, uesa MIs-isiupl an
Tennessee Railroad, fair improvements.
E6 Acres &c miles from Memphis. near Mississippi and
Tennessee Eilula 2t0dearet, wen Improved.
6&5 Acres iu Marshall county, Misai-iri. vel i'm
proved, with eleven likely ueEoes.
ARKANSAS LANDS.
iEo Aor-s near Gains L1nliuE. Chi1or COUNTY. Ark-
IusaE 800 acres deadauet four years.
1850 Acres in DeSha county. Arkansas 100 daaIanaT 80
DO cultivation. with 20 likely negroes. mules. etc.
500 Acres on Arklusls river. 10 miles below Little
Rak wel improved 100 iu cultivation, With nine
ueer0es.
so5 Acres - miles from Aberdeen. On White river; 90
lu cuitfvati1n-
$40 Acres ~ miles from Ea1s5n. ARK; go deaisnst.
100 In cultivation.
TENNESSEE LANDS.
Also loss acres. p miles from Memph on Pigeon
ke1st ruad well Improved with IS likely negroes. A
sod bargain can De hai. Cau soon.
1872 Are- aloluIug Ge-maut1wu; well improved place.
4f Acres 2 miles from Memphis, near unI1n DEPOT. 90
Memphis and ONO Railroad 200 IN cuiuvu'ldu.
$50 Acres s miles from Memphis, on Wolf river IZ0
cleared vel Improved; steam saw Mill. etc; wei
timbered
81 Acres - miles from Memphis, near Rsleirh; no
dearedi rsd Improvement
Eo Acres 81 miles from Ea-rhis On Ermuhis and
Ohio Railroad, 81 Pea Fciut t8 artrrt nod i'm
uuvements. YOUNG.
uul2 as Main street. no stairs.
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NreIU Books.

CPEECHES MESSAGE. and 5thsr uriuuu of ths
- uru- Alnerta q. brown, e senator In CQngress fuu
ne STATE q Mississippi ~ n. ". Clusfey
rHE POLITICAL TENT BOOE Oh CTCLOPEpn,
containing everything Necessary Tor the references a
fuliiciaus and Statesmen Of ne CnIted States Editef
BY W Clusfey- Ninth edition
kew and dne editions o. BrRTON'S ANArQAT o.
MELANCHOLY.
Just recelvei and fr sale By
LEsvEs a VAN
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statement OF the Condition
OF TIE
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
on THE
ist Of July, 1889,
IS REQUIRED
By the Laws Of the State Of Tennessee.

I'VE name o. TIE c5rporation q Estna iasuran1s Ca
Il pauy, hcatel a. Hartford. Conn.
ne Csplui q oue Mnllon Dollars, and Is paa ~
M A''''' q d Company are riiss F Fsis
Raj Estats u-nsncumbsrod sD,in
Monsy due the Company uscursttT
cs16 % hsad sad IN 6sai...... is go.
Cash % he hands % Arsnts ani lu
MoIiEsTs Blnds 7 per cent semi
sunual interest .-----.--.--.. $4,000 Mu11
. MouEa-e Blads 9 per cent. s6li-
annual interest -.---......--- 500 EOuo
IS Jersey City Water Bouds AZ 8 per
carL. semi-auuual lrtrreaL..... 5000 1900
@HarfdCiv Banis s pr cent .eui-
aluu1I interest. 5000 $1,000
ssai-saasi l%sisTss $500 asooo
10 Brooklyn City Bo1ds 6 PER cent.
seml-tunuai ufsrest..-.-..... 1000 1000
6Mluaukee City B1rft, 10 Dr. ceut.
ssai-1aausi interest 5000 500
sssa ia.sf $3.50 srs5
United sutes Stock o PEI cent saml-
annual interest. ..........LD COO 1879
State Of Kentucky stlck. 8 Per cent.
semi auuual inreresr --.--...-. l0.101 1850
State o. Tennessee s.eck 6 per cent.
semi-sunual uf-rssL.--.....-.. 1000 9eO
state lf New York si1cz 6 per cent.
semi-annual uicresL.--.---.-- 5000 1900
stats o. Ml=1uri snck 8 per cent
semi-auuual IutsresL.-..---.-- UC0 $500
State O. Ohil STICK 6 PER cent. SEMI
alluaI interest, u560L...-..... e0 u.un
stltc GO Oli1 S,1ck s ps- cent SEMI
aluunl interest u6II------.- Z50U 1s-1
Delaware and uuts1u Canal Company
Brl. 6 per leut seml-aTuual lu-
.-.fo.s6s 80 u.dss O.
90 sl1rts Hartford and NeU HEvcn
Hilrlal Company StCk---.. 5000 G2oo0
80 Com River Railroad % s.ek $500 $500
Il1 " Bst0n 3 Worcester Eallrl1d
Company 5tcks...-.r-. Gee. 1000 I1us
O. Conn River Company sieA-- 5000 $50
o. I'd Clureus Bank suck. Water
buy. soo $3.50
81 5af'I BIZ lE. stafdSqrmss.
500 $50
16 Encle BE Slk Provide H., $50 I.sE
i5 Mech' rra's d. Jersey CITY.
New srT-as-a-.....a.. $50
tI Revere Btut slcE. Est1u.
I0Op5 1000
100 MerchtuB BE stE, S. Louis.
1000 1880
1l ulnk STATE OF Missouri. stlsk.
stL5ais Mo-.-.-..-- 500 a1oa5
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gT The city authorities have directed a
g~ss-light to be placed in front Of the Baptist
Church, in Beale street.
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Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mil
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORCHT- BROS A co
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EIGHT .fJrD Il MIR .sCRES
CTe0res e F'OOFW

10 Austin divislon. near The resitsn-s Of Gen. white
nan. We VIII sell this 90 long time. and % lew agurss-
Ca aoor.
fvis-is MONsARRAr. DrPREE q CO.
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Resolved, Dat committee of three be ap,
pointed, who shall have the power to employ
one or mole accountants, who, under the d.
rection Of said committee, shall, within the
next ninety days make out for publication a
full statement Of the entire receipts and ex-
penditures during the 32d corporate year.
showing each particular item under lis proper
head, and also the outstanding liabilities a
the city, whether bonded or il account, and
when due and payable.
AID. Barnett offered a resolution Of a similar
character, both Of which were adopted.
AID Douglass, Barnett and Perkins were
appointed as said committee.
After transacting some other unimportant
business the Board adjourned until TUESDAY
evening next athalf past7 O'Clock.
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Clerks Sale Of Let near Memphis.

Petition o seu real estate q
, pay debts IN Circuit Court q
Raleigh
, 1859-08-11
Convention OF Spirit ua1ls&4.

The SrirituaIist convention which vas },c1d in
Plymouih; Mass, terminated lis three days' ses.
sion Sunday crening, ALTHOUGH Il Ind brcn; m.
nounced as a Natioaal Spirituai,st Conyen,;nn
it turns out that il was not cntitfed tn nssnTnc
that character, and that The auuou ncement rs
erroneous. None Of the distipe1,isLed lu1r;no1 :
ries Of Sp1ritualiam outside Of Boston md sub.
urbs were present: but a commi,tee waq m.
pointed to take measures 10 caII Mt M distn44,
day such a National Sniritnaiist Convent;nT
The proceedings Of the first tEo dars i.clcd =,
interest, but those Of the closinr scssIon. n,ds
IN for all the rest Amonr n,ber t1,;nrs +1'a.e
wns Spirituaiistic marrioer 1ni,,mui7ei ~
Garduer, who presided Oh Sunday. made a cios.
ing speech, in which he declared that Louis NJ
polcon wa: under the influence of his uncle,
spirit mud bad becn saved from Tie bullet of ttr
assassin bv information ciyeu him thrpnrh
medium. IL also rayc Terv cur;nus reia1;on
Of how The spirits d Washington aud Laiay etc
went through Masonic reheargal In his pres.
ence, in Springfield. There was much nf5ility
and intelli9euce represented anonr the leaders
Of the convention. hut there were $50 xer-v lnw
grades Of intelligence rrnrrsentcd ()n he
whole. the PROCEEDINGS, Il not yery cxct;n"
werc conducted with perfect order and decorum''
: The following creed was reported from Com. ON.
mittee. Of which Henry C. Wright WIS a men,
bcr, n.d xus discussed by the Convention
l. We recognize as spiritunlists ali who pro-
fess to bcliese iu spiritual demonstrations. We
call ourselves Spirituai,sts. and consider our
hetvcs Distinct from those who do not recornizc
ccrtain quality Of truth, and who may be pro-
, 1859-08-11
Awful CasuaIty-Smottacrcd to Death
III Hlkc1t.

4 canal boat was being loaded with wheat
from Giles Warehouse in Necdsport. n L. on
saturday last. by spoutinG it in FROM the bottem
Of bin IL feet deep, wien two bays. named
james Co.an and John Daiy, aged respectively
about IL and 10 years. secin$ tue wacat rapidly
settling u the centfc of tho blu. thought it wot'td
be tue snurce uf amusement 10 p1ay in II, and
accord ngly both at once Jumped into the rapid.
lv settling crntIc. and no sooncr Ind they
struck the wheat than they began to 60 down
with it, and the surrounding what to cave in
..Luut them 30 RAPIDLY that they could not cxtri-
eatc thrtn>clre1. 4 smaller boy standing by
gave the alarm, and in moment workman
Jumped in to rescue them, and actually got hold
sF 1hcln tet"re they were below the grain, but
tLry went down 50 fast and lie with them. that
it wns with the greatest .!ort on getting hold ol
The side Of the iiu that l.c got out himself. and
rau, to shut of tic flow Of wheat, which was the
work Of 4 u,otae:L The alarm WIS given and
ill hands rushed to their rescue. but they had
l~~n carried below the Level Of the grain, and
after about is minutes Of the most strenuous cx-
eizion, tlIcy were c2Lumed, but not I'LL life was
extinct in both casrs. They were fund stand
ing straight NJ. their lands by their sides and
l,.s. on. They were two Gne boys Of worthy
parents, who feel their sudden loss most kecn!y
-~..4irauEee !Scnfia<l, l0fI.
, 1859-08-11
Later from UaatatuEfons

"Ar41A1EnAs AUGUST.
The Washington correspondent Of tue New
York Ntrald intimaies tha, it i. Douglas fruu,
whom Information respecting the new Slave
Trade. contained in recent letter 70 that paper,
wux derived.
correspondent Of the Urrald, addressed to i.
Nounelly, resident Of Richmond county, doing
husipcxs e. IN Auctioueer mud commission 1ncr.
chant here. It appears TINT the letter WIS
si.own to several Of the Soft lcaders. some Of
whom, in the temporary absence Of Ar. Cassidy,
Of the 4r97u, copied it-so it is said, ut least
1t tie publication. Dean Richmond plesds ig.
norancc Of tue whole affair. Who copied the
letter! Certa,n it is, that copy was dispatched
from Ca*sidv's room to Mr. Dickinson. 1t Diug.
hampton, and by him returned to Albany. The
original. AN informed, is still in the hands d
TnsxiAv
, 1859-08-11


This morning, abou. half past o'clock Il dcs.
tructsvr fire brule out in the rear Of UurEowcfs
grocery store On 1llnois street, nearly opposite
Tue Rock Island Bank. The building was n two
.tory frame, md occupied BY Mr. BuFgowcF as
a grocery =t.,rc, and MIR. I'latt. ~ picture
lrAn1c gallery. The upper stories were occu:
ricd by Dr. Fischc1 and lau,i'y. The fire spread
with great 1apidity. burely giving the family Of
Dr. +. timc to cscane with u,etr 1ircs. They
lost every ycstigc Of clothing, sase what they
l,ad on tGeir backs, THE DF. lost lis instr'l-
n-n,s, hotkr and a!l his furniture. and lis wife
some $::tt wortl, Of jcwelrv His loss il upwards
Ut ksovo IN which u.rra WINS an insurance Of
$NN The stock Of Mr. llatt was Insured for i
small amount. His principal loss is his mould
1ngs, which were valuable Mr.. Durgowcr s
loss IL about $:,Uh', On which he hus mn insu-
rance oi $l:ll The building hc occupied be-
loneed to Mrs Kinney. Tue one occupied BY
Plat. belonged to Gr. Chamberlain. We could
learn nothing Us to the insurance. From these
buildings the flames reached a Two story framt
owned by Mr. hodge of New lsrk- Tile build.
ing waA Ut but little vafne, and WIS insured. II
wa. occupied by Ebcruigllt aud Mead, tailoft
and et,ocnakera. Their iuss is light, havin&
saved nearly ali their effects. A srnall building
adjoining Fahncstock's drug store was pullet
down. which arrcsted tho progress Of th'
flames.
, 1859-08-11

nsso1rz,oxs OF THE Qr1Sc1 Excrns1oS1s1*.
The following resolutions were passed BY the
Quincy excursionists after their return home
from this city:
1st, CmcAeo.--R:so1Ted, That our reception
and entertainment ut Chicago greatly pleased
us. aud thnt We "owe her one; that Chicago il
full Of men, and that, BY tie N<tsing Of Kaarea
zhe must progress without limit
I'd, ST. JoE.-R<soiesd, That in our inter-
course with The representatives Of St. Joseph
nnd Hanaioal, we have found them to be whole
.ouled, strong headed men, and alive to the best
intercsts Of Missouri and Of our common
couutrL. -
RoIp-R RtsoEred, That the superintendent and
iii The officers Of said road We hereby express
our thinks for their courtesy, hberality, and
watchful caro- for our comfort and safety ia 60
inr TO aud returning from Chicago.
9Th. THn Arnrsox: CLus-THK. TRExoS5
uorsE.-Es4olrsd, That We hereby lender our
| acknowledgements TO the Audubon Club, and
slso to he proprietors Of the fremont Honse,
/ for their handsome treatment Of us al. "Lons
Il. S. BExSEox. Chairman.
Hrxsr AshrpT: Secretary.
, 1859-08-11

NJ. Nathaniel Marsh, the present Secretary,
ha. been appointed Receiver By Judge Mitchell.
n the urs,timous request of tie Trustees of
mortgage honds. aud Of large uumbers Of M
rccufct .be',dholders. There was no opposition
10 Mr. NarAh's appointment At 7 iu1e hour,
rxpressed themselves satisfied it'll Mr. Anrsh
il son as lit. H., hos executed the bond to the
Court, lie wiu pass into full possession Of The
Road, ,snd tire who;e dramat;t pt, soaa< who hare
figured n the management. during the late uo"
successful season, wall seaire to pirate life, ex
cent such at may be retained 1y Mr.. u. to assist
in operating The road,
, 1859-08-11

Orr1cE Or TIE WHEELER i WILSON MASr-
FEATURING Co, 1s7 Axn 169 LAKE SrRExr-
GEO. K. CH1rrxxpES, AGENr.-Mr, 4. W. Har-
rs agent for I. II. Singer Co. in this city hav-
ing published .(July 4lh} under. the head
Of "lmments Bufintss, that L u. Singer ! Co.
had made and "sold during the last sixty days
Seven Thousand Two Hundred and Forty Sew
ing Machines" and rs this statement il calcula-
ted to mislcad the public By putting the number
Of machines made and sold in this time too many
By over 500, according tn the following quar-.
1erly statement Of l. ". Singer 4 Co. them
selves, and desiring that the public may hare
fair, reliable md correct statement Of the num-
ber Of sewing machines made and sold by /. 81
SINGER, GRoTER 4 BAKER, aud WuEELEE 4
WILSON, be. leave to submit the enclosed letter
from E. Howe, Jr., {patentee Of d part common
to all machines to whom is rendered By each
COMPANY. guart<rIy, correct account Of the ma
chimes sold, and to whom is paid a license fee on
each.
al Drooue Street, New York.
July 10Th, 1889.
GEo. r. Cu1r7EspgS, Esq.-DearSir:
Below send you The number Of Sewing Ma
chimes sold by the three firms Of Wheeler
Wilson Manufacturing Company, the Grover i
Nnker, Sewing Machine Co., and !. u. Singer i
Co. The quarterly returns do not come In at
the same tia,e from all, but send yon the last
returns rendered, viz:
turned May lst, 1853, 5a43 machines sold in
the United States aud Territories and 19J cx-
ported
Grover 4 BAKER Sewing Machine Co.. return
ed May lst, 1852. $500 machines sold in the
United Siatcs and Territories aud 140cxported.
I. N. Singer l. Co., returned July i. 1851.
gel Nachiues sold in he United States and
The aborc is true Ind CORRECT account n
their quarterly returus-
Respectfully yours. E. HOWE, in.
nug3-ew
, 1859-08-11
3arcsa + UribIt,tte.


AAA NA4AVNAL FA4Rr
In auotlter column We make somewhat III
tended reference to the preparations for: the
f''rsheon'ins National Fair in This citr. Erery-
s:''ne will be st=en to be in promising state of
hrwardncss- Wclook for an occasion m honor
to tic country and the Northwest, nnd VIC are
glad to 'easn Of the very general attention beng
paid to its clain,s on exhibitors.
The recently appointed Superintendent, Of
departments arc
EA=1IE-11on, Jauscs ". brown.
AcZ>Es AND Mr1xA.-tion. s. \. Duek1aa4er
:ShEEF, Swixt &c.-llau. i. n Council.
1bti;Izr ASD GAAE-ucnry Eha.c. Esd
fAnn Asn GaRnEx.-c. n. Nct.scY E.o.
Hor77crL1rEAL Axn PoAoLoc1cat~-c. H. Oycrm.n
Es9.
Aersryzr1n.I lHr1zvrx7s Ar, AAc1xu.-1top. II.
f..1ultEs.
MECHANICAL A.p MAsrvAevrErxa.-Ds, Nm. k]e
AE71s7r Ant sc1ts7;ysc w. ". No5tneton, Eso.
These gentlemen are oil citizens Of tue Vest,
nctivc ind Intelligent mcn, and thoroughly ut
home in their several fields. The former and
present ?roT.sncnt connectisn Of some, indeed
at most Of thcm, with tue Illinois State Agrl-
cultural :5ocicsF, should forever set Mt rest nil
silly jea.ousy lest the more local interests Of
that Society be ovcr-rilden. Because nc are
u hare company to dinner arc We to hare no
more family breakfasts! The State Fair at
FTccpo.t must not he neglected, nor need tue
National Fair cucroach upon It's SUCCESS Let
cltzcns, and exhibitors Of ell classes, secure
their own interests by due and timely prcpn-
fi0n,
, 1859-08-11

S,xcEa's SEw1xo MACHINES arc superior for
all manufacturing purposes.
Are more desirable Tor a11 kinds Of family
sewing.
Are capable # doing greater variety Of
work.
Are perfectly simple and easily kept in or
der.
Are u,ucl, cheaper because they earn much
more money
) Are just the machine for family use.
j. ". Harms, Agent,