, 1863-10-28

Tre:.: legs nails from the Duquesae Nau
T~snty Eegs asls from the Sable Mali Works,
Tw.nty Eegs nails from the Pistab1rgh saa,t.s7
Their are several other contributions from ths
Sane city. but We have not their uaaaes.
s1uTEs.
Collins d Burgic corr er Of Jefferson aud Vaa
| BuH ktretts, contributed four most beautiful ana
sneeese:ul cool!n: stores, with Ill their dttpleo-
.Jcw't tt Root, Buffalo, sent to ths
~: Mestsii 4 Thompson. 80" YORK. '''fff'at'
a. 9: VsRSfy.' '-'' ''@ee'' ~'A''A'A''' .
"os RKArxKs, MOWERS AND PLAN1ERs.
+ e. H. Mccormick, Of Chicago. contributed
l@a:sc @ and elts.nty, iniahed Reaper, Mawsr and
Sso'ss Es,s5y e .Sss SWsltsvst:r @ VII sont.isa.
A Corn Planter. fon Born 4 Co., IS Laka
I at;eet.
| TRUNKS.
| F.om BcbeE 4 Kapsell. 1o2 Randolph street,
coEea beautifully finished aid Capacf1u3 "Sa1A-
4 toys" price $3ewell worth the MONEY.
From Il. d. G. $. Wright. 81 CLARK street,
"sa,atoga, not quite 70 la.ge, but big enough for
So J.Haghce, IS State street. also contributes
| two trunks.
| OILS.
The Pittsburgh, Pa, Sanitary Commission coz.
tsltuttd ten barrels OF OIL Of various brands,
portion OF Il pIt up Ia very elegantly var1ished
brass bonnd ea.ss There are eoatribatto1s Of oil
arc urab'e to obtain the names Of the generous
| Gono1F at present.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Eest Of cedar washtubs, from Nathaniel White,
| 107 Statc etFcct.
| Arekt Of farm baskets, from the same source
Three cozen zinc washboasds, from A. HusBen,
K,tcnen eettee, clothes horses, prsas boards, aud
G. Van Setback, State stroet.
grain SITTER, from Leavltt. Perm, III.
Clothes W1inger, from Jaues Il Rice, 1o7 Lake
A pair Of mill stones. from I. ". Baxte. L CO.,
One dozen axes. In beautiful case, from Lip
s9 pe39 eott it, 4 Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Thsy arc ep!ea
0ne dozen axes, from Nswmyer. Graf S Co,
as handsomely finished. e'
A. set t, of esr1sEc springs. from Hailuan, Rahul
Some choice packages of Tobacco FROM Martin
f9{f hS"S,aw " Taylor and others, all Of
Pittsburgh Sanitary Commission. ''0''4 't
"A a Quantity Of copper Belt Rivcts, from G. G.
Hussey + Co.. Pittsburgh, Pa. A nest Of Brass
Some tls gsnt iron Metal Work, from tue Pitts.
bu,gh saniiarY Commission. Two cans Of Oll from
the same generous donors.
barrel Of Cologne Spirits from H. Il. shuteldt
4 cask Of Native Wine, from Gale Brothers,
4 bsfrel Of extra Com Meal, from New England
Mtlls, J. Hanson, Chicago. ~.
A lot Of Blooms. from Nathaniel White, Chi
, barrel Of Salt. from the Chicago and Milwau-
kee Salt Co..
Hosbe Hay Elevator, from r. ], Ruudsll, Chi
csgo.
TIE CURIOSITY snop
That which will probably prove ono Of the most !
attractive features Of the Fair, is what VIC shall
call the" Curiosity Shop" which is located In the
Supervisors room, In the Court House. We need
rot describe 1t in detail, but will say that about
everything ever seen, or read OF in modern books
ornewfpspcss, OF can be found there First, there
are The batte-torn dags Of the 1st, I'd, 9Th, and
10Th Wisconsin regiments. On the frat is in
Ecrlbed, "chaplain Hills, on the second, -Four
teen Battles," on the 9Th, "Fire Batt1es,"
and on the 10th. "Chaplain Hil1s.'' Then
there arc the battered and tom flags of our
own elorions Illinois 10th. On ono is inscribed the
undyins words, "Wholl save the LEFT 2" ard On |
the other-"Stone River" Side by aide with these
are the blood soicd banners from Stone River, Az
lsnsas Post, Hatchle, Shiloh, &c. Here are a,so
nasa captured from rebe1s In sco:ea One from the
famous "MtEstesitpi Deyis,'' bearing the motto.
" Our rights" Virgins nag. captured At Gettys.
burg, on its folds "Dulce ct decosum patria mo,i;
a Virginia State flag; the Rock Kidemen.s Tag;
the Gag Of the Summit (Mss) Rifles. Tie fight
FOR our rights-psesentcd By ths ladies Of Sum
nit" Another flag is Suggestive Of Floyd. It
bears the notto. ave collect our own revenue,
and 1t might hare been added Others too There arc
large numbers Of others Of this description of tro
piles Of the Taor Of our armies, which are worth
1org voyage to see. Then there are sewing ia.
ehsnes, photographs, rebel butcher Knives horse |
pistols books, fancy chairs, paintings, minerals,
vases, side saddles bird cages, tower pots, ,c1me
Ea1u, guns. flower 1ases, trophies by the hundred,
&C., DC almost every one Of which has history
which will interest the purchaser.
Later Contributions to the Fair.
The following contributions we're received yes.
erday By the managers Of the Nortnwrstesz San.
tary Fair:
aGets, valued at about s3,G00
Elias shull, Davenport. Iowa, ono box choice
and one dressing gown.
Soldiers AID Society, Geneva, box Of choice
+: Rssc, Toledo. Ohio. Little Clint Saving
M M. e:9Sss0od. New York, photograph album,
Geo. Sherwood & Co., Chicago. one terrcstria,
Jse Pr; Of Chicago. hot house grapes
G. T. Dean, Moline, p1ows.
T. D. Brewster, Peru, p!owe.
E E9stea i ea1mon, chlesso' % Collins cast
Malt { speerc. Pittsburgh, Pa, one plow,
j. Randau d Co., one.horse hay elevator.
Hf9%9 g c. n eo'n nt and sorghum planter 80.
IN ~ bore Il power, separator and truck wagon.
4: 7: Emery, zc4 Lake street, one dozen spple b
=: ?: Andrews, Ia rostc, 1ndlaEa, very fine
j. i. Powell. Jeaersonv1lle, ILL.,, wooden sue. n
lon pumps, worth 3t8. i
]. +. Temple, Chicago, farm pump. =
Julius Bauer, musical i1strun1cats, worth $40. n
MIS-. Jncfen, Of &seuecs, Kane county, 800 worth :.
A., be5 5afey work, from Pittsburgh ladies', r
a; 4. Hovey,a lot Of flowers and ornamental !.
: Mlzoh s Co., Chicago. th.rts colla:r, &C., g
Geo. 7. Abbey, double.barre1 riae, worth $4o - -
Glllc&t. Whitney i Co, cs.e boots $50. 81
J. T. Griffin. 43 and Is franklin street, silver
sttd lamps, Tor raiIoaa conductors, valued at
Edward slmons, Jefferson. black: colt, TX ~ ~
Joseph T. !tye1soa, 2ai south Water street, Il
accs large threshiug mschins and horte power, a,
fret cass II stltuton, at the disposal Of tae Fair ~
600, and is mott noble and patriotic Lii. re
Mrs. Senator Trumhull acknowledges the fo.- m
From ". S. Gilman, Esq, New York, $500. il
rom Eon. Revcrdy johnson. Baltimore, Sss. Il
1om Admiral s: +. Lee, New York. $25. FSom "
anie1 Ripley, Esq, New York, zoo NJ paro Javn )"
,fse. Fiom George Wilson, Esq., Providence,
l., one gross Of Rnmford's yeast powder. From =.
OF. HolIy Conn, IL doz. plated teaspoons Gdoz Ut
'.ks and two Charter Oak frames. ct
y y. kimball, the Justly popular music dealer. W
arlor Organ, valued at $12J. 10
r. Iandon, the Lake street stationer. no 50. to
% donated one gross Of Morton's Chemical m
raset an article for extracting grease apota f:om ~
othing. etc., which will bring $s6. u
Nlr; II. J. Mason. 6s Lake etreet, presented d lc
ost beautiful bonnet mad entirely ol leath.r- 81
OVERS ornaments and all. except sons SIC
o1th Of the richest Of lace The bonnet is Of her
IN manufacture, and Will readily bring $50. |.
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PURE PATRI0TISM. hi
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Recent Action Of tho Council III