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, 1859-10-17

L. Nord, nf Brussels, contains the following
letter from, st. Petersburg Of Sept. II:
'l.ieut. Col. Gratbe, who has just returned
from the Caucasus has brought details Of tue
capture Of Schamya. He has made no written
report, brt has verbally communicated to the
Emperor what has taken place, which is as fol-
lows: Alter series Of defeats. Schamyf, finding
no other meuns Of safety, was Obliged 10 shut
himself up in tho fortided village Of Gonnib,
with 40o Muri1cs who remained faithful to him.
This place Was considered By the Russians as
completely impregnabEe, and So strong that 4
single company OF well trained soldiers might
s.ayc defended it for months against d whole
army. The only approach to il wns = steep
path. SO narrow that only two men could walk
abreast. In presence Of these difficulties,
Prince Ba1iatinski determined to make the at-
tuck by means Of having tho surrounding rocks
scaled, and several hundred men volunteered for
this desperate service. The assault took place
on tic .tl While one column advanced by the
nArrow path above mentioned, which tho Au-
rides had prcpa1 cd to defend to tue last e1trem-
itv, the volunteers brarely scaled the rocks on
tic opposite sde Of tt3u fort, an1, in spite Of all
the d,!iicuties which impeded their ascent, sud-
denly APPEARED in The 5ear Of .he small b39d'
rides sasr that retreat was Impossible.
and fought with fury Out Of tue
100 men forming the garrison, only a remained
alive, and five pieces Of cannon fell into the
banda OF the kus4ian1. A to Schamyl, ht had
shut himself up in one Of the houses cut in thc
rock. AL tho ground before it was cor cred with
dcad bodies; tue Russians had leo men killed
Bariatinski soon after arrived, aud gave ORDER
fur tue firing To cease. lie then summoned
Sehamyl 10 surrender. The Imam showing
| Musclf at IN opeuiug cut in the vail Of th'
| housc. ssked what conditions would be given II
| hin,. .Snrrrader Internationally replied th.
Prince, and lie came forward, the officers rount
1be general advising hin, to be on his guard
and a,ot expose himself to the danger Of being
VICTIM to tie treachery Of Schsmyl. When tn
chief adranccd. tho Prince SAID, Are 20
Schsmyl:' 'Yes,' replied the Imam: We'll
thcn,' said the Prince, your life shsll t'e sared
you shall keep your riches aud your WiEes.
sl,uIl send you to morrow 10 St. Petersburg, 70
il is on the Emperor ,hat your fate sill depend
| S:ha,n7l bowed his head without speaking
word. The Prince added, hare long expec:
cd YOU Ut Ti.llis, where had hoped you mouI
have come Of your owu accord 70 make you
submission: but you have compelled me
cene and fetch you. Then. turning to Colon.
Gr4bbe, tue Prince said, Set of ln,mediatel
for st. Petersburg. and report to the Enper@
oil thRt You hare witnessed. 4 detailed repo
will bc sent tomorrow II the sans time wit
Sshamyl himself Sucs, has been the d<aop
ns<st ot tho sangninary drama which has bee
to long going on"
, 1859-10-17

We lcaru from the Journal that destructive
fire occurred at Dixon on the morning Of tie
141h inst. The fire broke ont between hat
store and millinery store, on The corner Of Main
and Hcnuepin streets, aud before twas arrested,
eight buildings on the north side Of Main street.
and twelve on tho south side, were consumed.
The names Of the sufferers are as follows:S;,
William Dixon, millinery store; Reed. shoe
shop; T. Gallnp Co., grocery store; Witt L
Curry, grocery store; Q. Ely, clothing store: !:
1uo!rey 4 Finch. ambrotyre GALLERY; Mrs.
Moore, dwelling house; A. Fsn, carriage
ulauufactory; Mrs. iiarwood, millinery store !;
Nckenney 4 Roberts, hatters; ". Hope, mar
ket; ". Wadsworth, furniture; uappcll, Jew
elEv store; D. i. Ayres, dry goods store !;
Nckenny Logan, grocery store
Every building on one block, fronting on
Main, on the south side, and part Of the sau'e
block on Henaepin street, were destroyed, and
nearly every ons on the north side of Main wal
consumed. There was fortunately but litl1e
wind, Or, in the absence Of Gre department,
nearly the whole Of the business part Of the city
must have burned. Over nearly a!i Of the
stores destroyed families resided, aud 40 rapidly
did the flames spread, aud su ln,ens4 was the
heat, that many Of them barely escaped viii,
their lives, some Of the females having their hair
burned.
The loss is abou. $4,000. The insurance
companies lose rs follows, a. far as can be as
ccrtained: Peoria, 5000; 4Etua. s. ooe; Home,
$500; Illinois Mutual, 81 900; Hartford, 500;
City Fire. $500.
, 1859-10-17
Erodesicksa Deatls 49, 8enant1on at
WAsEtDRton--Eenaso VfiHon--Thc
N8IateAss on Braxft--Troubfe at tho
Hack. DC

Erode.ickss Deatls 49, 8enant1on at
WAstssnxton--<enaso Vfieon-+Thc
Navy Yard Douglass Reply to
Hack, DC.
.lC.rrt2andenee Of tie Eren.rg Pa:tl
WAsusxo7oa. D. C., oet- II, 1sta.
The news Of Senator Droderick'a death
creates grea. sensation throughout tue
political circles Of Washington. Nr. Brodsr-
lex IVES little known in general society, for his
gloomy nAu. not ouly without wife aud children,
but hicratlr without near rrlntives. The Ad-
u,infstration tad hated him for couple Of
}earu, and are very glad to have done with
him. They feared him, also; partly because it
was understood that be would chastise anr one
who tried to crack the plantation whip ia bis
ears, partly because Of Its courage in speaking
the truth. 1t was certalniy not because he pos.
sessed any oratorical power, for he could scarce
" make = respectable speech in the Senate, mt
from want Of ideas, hut OF early training to
speak before public assemblies.
It las been known here all summer that Ill.
Douglas hns not approved the course OF Nr.
the Presidency aud wants cancellation, not open
rupture in the Democratic p.rty. BEoderick
1,zted the slave democracy. aud Douglas wished
TO be at peace with it. Upon this point they
separ4ted. and had Mr.. Dsoderick lived he could
never again hare joiued hands. politically: with
MT. ltnukkdS. lie ~oui4 8uCu uaft Al!llt0 1uA9
The ranks of the Republicans. His death is felt
here BY Ill persons who oppose the admanlstra.
1ion to be great calamity, and many persons
cling to the belief that there was deliberate
intention on the part of Gwin, Denver, Terry
and others to sacrifice him.
Senator Wilson is in town, rosy and energetic
us erer. He stays btlieye but short t!nc,
and will meantime hare an cyc on the elec-
.iuns. The Senator Is hopelul-has I'D fears
rs to the organization Of the Houa. in sat.
isfactoFy manner, nor Of the election Of = 10
publican President IN 1860.
The Stattx pleads for closer diplomatic rela.
:ions With Brazil, upon the ground that she il
the only great slavehntding country besides our
own in the world! Nowhere on this continent,
savs that journal, is there good government
and prosperity in a community which does not
tolerute slavery. A pretty tough story this fol
the people Of the great free States to swallow
Tie mudsills" wont Except the statement as
fact.
There las been a disturbance within the last
few Days a. the Navy Yard, in the naTal stores
department. The facts has not fully come ou'
as yet, but It Is understood that it is another
corruption case" on q small scale, among the
clubs. The mntter is undergoing An e1amina
,ion by the proper authorities, and will glTt
you the facts when l can speak with positive
certainty.
Mr. Douglass reply to Mr.. Blacks rejoindel
wjll be out in day or two, and it is expected
By his friends here to put the Attorney. y.Gencra
Aora DE- combat 1t cantot be denied that Black
rejoinder has yexed the Illinois Senator exceed
inglg. 3.
, 1859-10-17

The primary tsues for the election Of delegates will b
hid ii taeh town. With The exception Of Whcelns Wcs.
ao6 Souh Ch!go t- usaai pacas Of holding elscioa
,ka nelack ~ the ci4 Inat- The primary eAlluEa
VII be he'd Eat Wheeling At TIE hous. Of Jacob Zumss
1t the tsnue touT in CHI agr the Toll Castn lo-
lei Ii Hoc!n sa Ct opth chtcaEn u :he house of t.
Daow Sa.a street At ~ oel1cs Of sA!d :'th Inst
And tie I.sy e+tngs nf the several wAtdsof the city
vii! be led Ii. 9Th ass.> fsum to ocl7ek H., at
the fo:.oEin= places:
ii Wsr-t1n~rt eu.- es3 State r:seet c.raer O! Van
nuIen. t:"as4,t,.e It Judd. D.'rr- downing.
q ",.ri-EaEine Hon-e NJ i. nsa.born-a- Ccmn!ttec
-Thro Ii7sttn I'm J r i oot, Ge1 " Gag.
y W&tI-ohe:tI's 0f1:e. Lonialltee-A II Uoyden.
"a WaTa-A-.ry. c,ar!t.:c- II Il Foss. II Sails.
bury, E..onnt.
81 W.ra-Eus:a pnns. eo7- E's.,ogo a:d Clutter
tt.- t.on.u.tlee-J w~d. y Walls. :" !. Church:
9Th WarI-Wet N.rks: Hali. Cosmi:tce-I cisvt-
III Ward- ;orser Dla>Ion and Scs:h Wells s.s Cor.
usieeEAc H's.a; N ~ naTsry I'll ;:.a.1' A%hSns; ,,+
.in Gro Schn> Il, T. ! u Ackley.
VII Ward Ed Z Hou-~ NJ =. ccmrattec Covea.
10. l y Arnald. II +, ei.n. aaa-
ioh Wa-d-:ieneyei'a Eotel. Committee D wiIsoa.
FSeh!.luC, RugE
TIE different Ward Cttamte Of the fah geEeral ciec-
ton Will. af:r a:ik .2y vAca.dss 10 tler nam'%'. call
tie rss erier end act 1utGe. Of the primary cleo
Lions.
ETT TIT Ward Ccnri.tet4 s..u make such clsansts in
pst II may be Geeea n>ccsAy and give uc:sc: through
tAe Republican pa7ers.
EHAa. l.. NlkaaK,
ffEo. ECMIEIrEk.
Jr1tAx =. Arxs1r, i r. crnt,.
uoaAcE WusrE, ! EonmH:r<
J.P Wooonrrr.
Il. MnxAaTu.
, 1859-10-17

Tic Republican majority in Pennsylvania will
reach % ,0oo. Nearly oil the counties have been
heard from, aud the cGciai account may carry
it up to $4,000. Referring to this rcsult, For
Dey says:
When We consider that the vote is mot much
more than two-thisds of the whole role, and
that the majority Of tlis election is cqualto
three.tcurttss Of Tho minority Of last year, it
shows that there is IN absolute increase against
the Administration.
In regard to the State Senate, there are hold
Ing over eleven Republicans and clcven Demo-
csats. Eieveu new ones were elected this year,
and tho Republicans hare made clean sweep
Of the whole batch. This will make the next
Senate stand % Republicans 10 II Democrats.
BisleE's term in tie United States Senate e.-
pircs March 4, 'G1, mud the people Of the Key
stone State arc impatient to get rid Of tho cid
dousLfacc, aud to make 4 sure thing Of it they
elected eleven State Senators pledged 10 help
turn him cut, when the time comes when it can
be lawfully done.
, 1859-10-17

WANTED-To exchange lot Of
cct elass Bots And Shes n quantities. from Is 70
s., t,1'0 for Produce, GiEztn Wool. Sc
oct& " 4693 q. NISWAtI. is3 Ists ss1.rt
, 1859-10-17

EpfTLf8 kAsk4 4NA EfntAts
The territory acquired by our Government
FINN Mexico, it is said, was free by virtue Of
Mexican law at the time Of its acquisition
This, Of course, is not questioned; but Us tue
following point respecting it is. would nsk if
tue Compromise Measures If so annul]ed or
superseded lint Law, and left the people thereof
free to establish or prohibit slavery, as they
might see IT. Senator Douglas. you are aware,
has not made speech, or written report or
m essay within the last five years. wherein he
has not taken the ground that Lis popular
sore, ignry" theory il consistent with 1llosc
measures Of 80! Is he, OF is he not, riEhts
A RErrnIlcAS.
Henry Clay opposed extending the Wilmot
Proriso over tue territory acquired from Mcxi-
CO, upon the ground thai it Was free soil by the
Mexican law. aud hence it WIS unnecessary.
Douglas las made it q standing boast that he
rotcd and acted with Clay throughout on the
Compromise Measures Of 80; but his squstter
sovereignty theory overrides the local Mexican
lam; and the bred Scott Decision, which Lc
SUPPORTS carries slavery into al the territory in
question. The Republicans Of course deny that
squatler sovereignty or Dred Scott establish or
protect slavery anywhere. The Republicans
,naintain that slavery is an institution at WIZ
not oa!y with human nature, but with Common
Law, unrecognized By the Constitution, aud e1-
isting only by virtue Of Stale Law, backed By
sufficient physical force 70 enforce the rule Of
bondage
, 1859-10-17

1TIH AS LES DANCING
~ AcAD3Mt.
Cuxx1to5 CLARK MAp:tc3 ~rs tEntsa-cr en Nad'n
Il, Ara.1le Ia fetIsrtux his thinks fiends and
pzon. tn rls IT announcing that hs .neax
lcAxr15 l. ope for the The chi.1sn's
under II. reett = Mid M1rA ole Is rr<n fos
te.s aud p,stsuasa apply At the ACADEMY. te3+aa sa
, 1859-10-17
Cook County Republican Conrcnttc

COOK county 1sepooiacAn n1onse,At4ol''
tno cau 'oF q ooln's 4'pu'Ae4u eoN's
t'oa Issued W 'oo eenl1'.' oo'a'A'ss'' =" -
day 1ast' "oulo ss'cfa 10 oen'''''u "ie" "o'oe
oi efplaHauon. IN aa1''''''' 10 tue 'esu.''
coansy olace's' t1fes'sa'e!' .-'".''
saoner anu ouf'esoh ""'o an ,.,s,.. -
Guy oe'esaue" - sAo A'01 ~ ~ C..
c'Aao'oa'es 1'' y '''l 'e', 49,.
l'eFsaot' HI Assssso'' ' e1..,. - .,.
'1eFS' tufee oomn''ss'one'. - |.' 49,,
"'efseets" u's""'7
MI o'esscef u 'De w. '0'
o. Not.'' So"'A ..e..>a ''4'4 % o,.s,;o,, - ,,.;,
70 a'o'o sne nes> -.
e''5 '''''" ep''''z' Wv 1D.,,;.s. c,ol. c,,r,r
eess"n' p''sse4 ~ - re
from 'a' ope'.''oN =. -. Ill., ,...,,
uon ac'' ~ '"f ''s .s'' ' o TO- .o.....
e'ec1'ons Is el'eeiAe'' '4'' 'eAa w.. H. =.
"'o eouo'y s.ee1'''o +.
WILL '"us oe'ol'o ~. ~" i' -,
IN eac'' warn ~ se'ee4 >-> 49,
supervisor ~ "e '"'so 'o' va
"a t1'e county o'.'cefS-lo VIII of '"e'4"''
tae SIN OF So'ea"o''
a very comn'ehoa'se feature !" e1''o .'''t -
tile caanso III TIC n1a'''es .. ao'os
elections IN tue e'ts, ., "',A . ae. ~, ~'1, ",,s
Vntce hou's' 70 "t.eA1 ~ 49, -. ,.a,a
>4"A7 >, .. ,,,,.;,,osu
...;:es ,h.,, n ,.rf,rn suc,, duties in tic
c,u.hax ;,n-on,o,t ia tho def
e.o:.,o,. IF ;rdcc. oc tho nr;n,,rr
,,,;.., 1T d;n,o,,t;os ,roxr;n,, nut
~ If ,,,o r,eot;rps aro bar red,
% " S''e ,1;~S ~ .,'. w. ,,.a,a o,,o1,;tteca c,,osc,
*,.--<c.,. =, ,e,e, nr;,r n
- .a' ''47' 1..is.N. e,,,.-;,;.n ,on ,>c
=, 1v. understand
, 1859-10-17

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l0.-Prcsident Fawkes, Of
the pIci6c Railway, arrived from Havana aud
had settled everything in Texas.t
The stockholders elected new, directors and
Edgar Thompson, President. who. reorganize ed
the consolidated company, ullyhso.ect,ng the
old bona fde stockholders. =
Texas subscribcs half million towards u
thousand laborors- 600 On Abe spot. Re.
Dewed confidence is felt in TexaGAnd here, and
the stock is selling at par. =
, 1859-10-17

Bos1ox, Oct l5-Upon IN application Of the
Bank Commissioners, the Supreme Court this
day issued temporary injunction against the
Peoples Fire Cents Savings Bank ia uapover
street. A deficiency has been discovered in
thc ACCOUNTS Of the Treasurer. The amount OF
i. has not Jet been fully ascertained. but it is
Hoped tL.t The deposits will no: b. endangered.
The bank does only o limited business. The
other savings banks Of the city are in a safe
eud prosperous condition.
At tue Horse Show, yesterday, the principal
trot was between Columbus and the Montreal
stallion, Live Oak. mile heais,Tfor 4 purse os
$500. Columbus WAS the winner, making tbs
1st heat in 2.sat; ed hest, a.3G9; Sd heat, 2.49.
, 1859-10-17

R1cu4osD, Va, Oct. 15sh.-In the House Of
Deputies to-day resolution to adjourn sine die
oe the 2lst inst was tabled. 4 large number
was taken upon any Of Importance.
It is rurnorcd that the House O. Bishops yes
serday refused to restore Ex Bishop On.serdonk,
OF New York, bY j yote Of thirty zix against
six for the restoration, without discussion, but
no information Of 1 positive character has yet
been made public regarding the proceedings Ct
that daY. y.
, 1859-10-17

TO-RENT.-On Indiana Avenue,
l. between Ncrh and Old st.tess, two rav cfyt ea.s
fake @tzEs t~o stos:ea cotal inX u vtta III
n1cEFa improvements Arrly To KEITH + FAIbS. a
I 3Sfxtk- 8AIfk
, 1859-10-17

e Tire workmeu's ASSOCIATION Of Chicago,
assembled in regular meeting, Sept. t, 1850. Ard
resolved that wc request the honorable Board
Of Education to appoint teachers Of the German
1apgnage in the public schools Ct Cbicxso. Oar
fellow citizens invited to support the petit.
tiau lr their sicuature. TNE COMMITTEE.
, 1859-10-17
A Murderer C0nyff1ed,

NEWARK, Y. j., Oct. l5..-The kial Of Patrick
Maude for The murder OF bis sistcr, Mrs Mary
Turbest, in the 5th ward Of this city on the eEc.
ming Of the ..s,h Of May last, was concluded To-
day at noon. After retiring fora short time,
the jury returned verdict Of guilty Of murder.
The prisoner listened to the rendition Of the
verdict unmoved. Sentence Of death will be
pronounced on Monday next. l..
, 1859-10-17

KALAMAZOO, Oct. 1.-THE Tlot to-day for the
citizens purse Ct $1,000 Was witnessed By over
lo,v00 people. Princess made the first heat in
eSS, breaking badly on the second. On the
third heat she broke just as sha crossed tic
score and made no effort to get home in time
F1cra made the first quarler nile nf tue last
heat in s3 seconds, the Lalf nile in GO and the
mile in the extraordinary time Of 9.l24. Tue
fustest time Ly Il on record <
, 1859-10-17

ST. LoE1s, Oct. 15.-The steamer Iarcn.o,
from Pittsburg. sunk at Rogers Landinr.;.wenty
miles bclow th,n city, F1iday r. n. The boat
The steamer brunette burned was Bloody Is
land, opposite the city this morning. Loss s5,
00p Insured,
, 1859-10-17

BOARDING. Two Gentlemen
- tn1tne1r ~tyca; a.to sEeera. .!rx,c get euen
Ls accommodated with ac4 to,Es, At ~ Aonfxe
foI oE Isa:o1. Als3 fe dy bo4rssfa vanted.
40
, 1859-10-17

ITO PROPERTY HOLDERS ON
l. SOUTH CLARK STREET.
The Ctr St;~r!ateas:eIt La re.us1.d to this ofct
tlsd4e ehouicg tIe amount wsIx done By prpre*y
TUT Il soai1 AK s:rret rlLug ard Wall
i2E 70 The bal they shoG p'y
G.teas Et1t for dp1s Ii. ~ Euw b. Ted tuf-
otI..xAAlK Saul. u. KAKu. i:Y Ice a.tLl II.
, 1859-10-17
F.nufxrftIn r1,~n2

LOUISVILLE, Oct. l5.-Wood Iavn Courtc-
Pure q ,sG0--two four mile Eeats, was won
to-lay by Mr.. AEexander's Lesuder, Kentucky
orsr Col. Aoore's Aavengo, Tennessec. Timo-
30 8U4
, 1859-10-17

PORTLAND. 5lc.. Oct l5.-Fredksick Cu1nber-
land, agent Of the Great Eastern: who has c ne
hero yesterday from Canada. He Inns no doubts
that the steamer will l,are for Portland, BE-, in
the latter part Of October. Whan he i.f, tue
company did not entertain the thought of her
visiting my other port in Americs this trip bu.
Portland, where it was expected she would re.
main about three WeeE1.
, 1859-10-17
The Steamer Etar or the Vest

WAsn1ScroS, Oct. 18th The Savanna1, Nttrs
saws the steamer E.ar Of thu West had $50 pas
sengcra and 81 ,s00. 900 in treasure. She Landed
300 Of her passengers at Key West. The hal
ance remained on board the Star Of tic West
which left for New York with ono engine work
iur
, 1859-10-17

B- Do not fail to spend an hour or two in
looking at the splendid shcw Of due Oil Paint
iues pow on exhibition at Gilbert / Saarson'a y
salesrooms, No. 81 Lake ST., and to he sold at
auction, commencing on Monday evening at II
o'clock
, 1859-10-17

New ORLEANS, Oct 15.-An arziva! furnishes
Port au Prince dates 10 the 1st inst The city Of
Port au Prince MAS still in L state of siege, brt
the excitement was abatinE.
, 1859-10-17
THE CITY .

fE- On Thursday night last q guest Of the
City Hotel, had her purse, containing over Sl0e,
felonious'y abstracted fon her pocket, while rid
ing il Stutc street car.
, 1859-10-17

" "ANTED-To exchange choice
" 10: a. BOOTS AND SHOES ~ Real Es,.,e IN
ta- city OF Chicago. +, 5. WELLS. No. Its Raudo1pa
a.:-tt. net. sGh"-:E
, 1859-10-17

Tie Iepuhactn vGt rsof Cook EQUITY h1ely notiftc
Tia. aun,y Convention will tc hsl at the Supervisor"
1ua Tic cnrr lIouse Ii t-e city of CAc2Eo. The 1e
cy @: Nosea.r. lss. f.. th ruroa Of Itusna, c.a-
dia.e be sa;pofstd ty tic E.ruen pA11y st the co
Ing c}...isa.
Tia ~, e-n1 TAds ard Townt viii sed deeEa.ea based
upoa IL. IL, uc4a Il s3 wards and town. as fu'
, 1859-10-17

CODA ASH, PALM OIL AND
Wholeaa md ExtAn, y GEO. Il. WINCHESTER.
I'll G111tV uKtoKas AJpS$,
, 1859-10-17

ART BEoueur TO TUE HAxxER.-Numcrous
"knock down" arguments in favor Of our citi-
zens just now ndorniug their walls With fine
pictures will be presented at the great picture
sale at Gilbert Simpsons auction rooms On
Tuesday mud Wednesday evenings, as per ad-
rertiscment- They arc unquestionab1y Of a
class far above those usually offered under such
circumstances, and, as the chance is rare one.
all should improve it. These pictures will be
on exhibition on the days Of sale.
, 1859-10-17
fowa Election.

The returns from this State come in yery
s]ow. Below are Rll we hare been enabled to
gather from telegraph aud the State pape.,.
They show Republican gain compared with
1857 Of .5.:
, 1859-10-17

NEW YoRk, Oct. l'.-The Harriet Lane,
Capt. John Faunce, FROM 4 cruise in search Of
| the U. S. mnil steamship Quakes City, has ar
rived and anchored of the Eltte{e.
, 1859-10-17

EXTRACTS,
l. PORE o*0CR Owy MANUFACTURE
Jar nla By J.. Il. REED Co, ~ / N s&G$Ss~
, 1859-10-17

SOF r F U II HAT
JUST IMPORTED.
, 1859-10-17

NEW Yonk, Oct. 15.-The steamer City of
Manchester. sailed for Liverpool at noon to-day.
with $3.50, 600 in specie
, 1859-10-17

w ANTED-A Partner who has
son: eash e.7!:sl 70 eaEss Ia bay:sx Ed xll.ss
, 1859-10-17

C1rcrxsrAScks ALTER CAsEs.-N there were
no such place Is Cook i NcIain's Steam Dye
ing. Securing and Repairing Establishment at
rs Dearborn St. in town, MAJ might hare
some excuse for not dressing well; but the fact
have them made to look As we'll as new, at only
triaing expense, which alters the case en-
tire1y.
, 1859-10-17
G2lautFn.

w ANTED-A Small Furnished
" house 70, Lie W!ates months. A:1.ess bcz .3e4
, 1859-10-17

- The Zouave Cadets, on their return on
Friday evening from the North Western Rail
way excursion, were received By The stay.at-
home portion Of the company in good style.
, 1859-10-17
nAnfH~4S4va RfrA ~ nt-4r

FARTHER Po1s7. Oct 15.-Ihere are no signs
of the steamship North Driton now due with
Lirerpoof Adyices to the 5th inst.
, 1859-10-17

CHICAGO CExETknY.-At meeting Of the cit
liens Of Chicago. held at the Mechanics 1nsti.
tuto on Friday evening, the l4th inst, for the
purpose Of taking some measures for the pres.
crvation aud improvement Of the Chicago Gem
etery, Walter l.. SewberU. Esq, was chosen
chairman, md Vim. L. Groves. Esq, Secretary.
The Hon. George Aanierre and the 'uor: Mark
Skinner addressed the meet ng, stating the con-
ditioa Of the City Cemetery. aud urged ucon
The meeting the necessity Of improving and pro-
tecting tho grounds Of the Cemetery. Other
addresses were made by many Of the prominent
citizens Of Chicago. On motion the following
gentlemen, Geo. Mauiere, Grant Goodrich,
Mark Skinner, Wm. Jones. Walter L. New
berry, and u. ". Raymond, were appointed 4
committee to memorable the Common Council
on tho subject Of derising aud carrying into
effect some system for the permanent improve.
mept Of the Cemetery grounds, and to call fur
ther meetings Of citizens on the subject, as oc-
casion may require.
WALTER l.. NEwBknRT, Chairman,
WN. A. GEoyEs. Secretary,
, 1859-10-17

TEE cu1cAeo ~ CINCINNATI RA1IaoAp.-
The iron for this road has been shipped from
New York for this city, wheac it will arrive in
few duYs. The track ut the north end Of the road
is about-ready for the iron. The kau-
kakec and Eel River bridges are nearly
finished, and the bridge across the Wabash, at
Losan:port, wll be finished, in time for tue iron
We NOW confidently expect to SEQ the iron so.
ipc down next month.
, 1859-10-17

)" ANTED-A Young Man Of
ahltty and experience wants asitaasIon "A Book
kse1<f Cierk Th4 h~ fTeer-ne Fan ehssat
trT IL Cht76o a1d Botor. Aditt.s +. o. Box 46H Chi
caso. M33 4wx
, 1859-10-17

KA1xAzoo. Oct l:--Tl,s eatlto,.ins patch
for the ciizeus purse Of 5000 cah,e OF this +.
n. Flora Temple won. making .he txst time
on record. &C., g 21s!.
, 1859-10-17

TRr7u STRANGER THAN F1cr1ox.-It il q
positive fact that it you ask the best dressed
nan in the city. "~here they get their clothes
made" nins out Of ten will answer: AT J. q.
EEys, 1o7 Randolph street" The fact il, he
has the bcst cutter in town, and a1ways keeps
On hand all the latest STYLES Of cloths, beavers
cassiu.ercs, kc., suitable for dress or busines,
suits and guarantees both work aud prices K
anti
, 1859-10-17

TuE NATIONAL HoRsE FAlR At KALAAAzoo.-
Among tue horses that look prizes tt the great
National Horse Show ut Kalamazoo. were the
following from this city: Ladies' Saddle Horse.
lst premium, Black Swan" Il. II. Yates.
Fami1y Horses, 1st premium, "Jewell." a. !.
Dean; Cd premium, 'Dick," II. A. House.
Matched Horses, list premium, sloo, Jenny
and "Flora," 4. ]. Dcan.