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, 1859-03-09
Death Of A. y. Brown, Postmaster
EGn&Fal.

AARON VAL BRowG, Postmaster General
Of The Gaitcl States, died ut biz residence in
Washington. yesterday morning, about hall:
,ast Line o'clock. Bis discaea was pneu-
luonia.
Mr. DRowS Has born iu Drunswick county
Virginia, Aug. 18th, 1895 graduated st
Chapel Hill, in North Car.lipa, in 1914 re-
morcd with bis parents to Giles couaty, Ten
ncseec, in 1916, and commenced the study Of
luw with Judge Trimble in the same year. at
Nashville soou aflerward formed q partner
ship with James Il. Polk, which was contin-
utd until the election Of tlo latter to Con
;.ress was in the Tcuncs'ee Legislature from
1921 to 1872; and from the latter year to
1889, when he also WIS elected to Congress,
devoted him:el! wholly and with considcra-
bic SUCCESS to he practice Of his profession;
served in Congress Until 1876, when lie was
chosen Governor Of slsc Stale Of his adoption.
After the expiration Of Lis gulernatorial
term, Mr.. Brown 1ncasuratly retired from
public life ;~in 1850, however. hc was dele.
gate to Southern Commercial Convention
q. Nashville, where he submitted an
elaborate report which WIS known as
the Tennessee platform. H vaa also in the
Baltimore Convention Of 1852, which nomin-
ntcd franklin Pierce, and reported tue p1at~
fern which was adopted on that OCCASION.
lie filled no public station thereafter until
tie election Of Buchanan, whom he warmly
supported, when he WAS called to place in
the Cabinet.
Mr. BnowH had no special talent except
that which may bc called a talent for parti-
s.,nship. AL lis life, he WIS consistent up
toldet ct the supposed Interests Of the South
and her Institutions hence uniformly acted
with The Democralic purity. His eucccss in
achieving station vas moro remarkable than
his ability 10 disclurge the duties thereof
with credit He was evidently unequal to
the management ol The Post Oddce Depart
1uent; aud his proposed remedies for the diff
cultics encountered in tic administration oil
its affairs, arc concIuti1e lhat he lacked The
breadth Of intellect and lrmRcss Of purpose
whlc!, ure necessary to statesman. Person
ally he was, 20 fur as we are informed, q gen
tlcman of agreeable and kindly qualities ans
Of acknowledged integrity. His death make
the first vacancy il tue Cabinet 10 which b
belonged.
, 1859-03-09
Illinois Legislature An. Extra Session

Illinois Le4islatare-Aa Extra Session.
We are informed, upon the best authority,
that there will be no extra seaion of The I1li-
nois Legislature. Eeve1al Democrats who ere
distressing themselves with The thought thst
come member o. th@ Legislative bod7 will he
called to fill fknotler aud more exalted sta
ton, and thereby make vacancy in the Re:
publican delegation llom Cook County, may
be assured hat their doleful antfcipations
will not lie realized. There will be no cxtra
sessioh' -s~>:. !:
, 1859-03-09
for Improving Coicago
HArbOf.

APPROPRIATION I0T lmpEQv10E 1olC6EO
Harbor4
Tue readers Of the Press A2p TRIBUNE will
not be less gratilel than surprised to learn
that an appropriation of $4,000 vas made
near the close OF the last session Of Congress
.'lor repairing and improving the piers and
other works far the purpose Of securing and
preserving thu Light H"use 1t Chicago.'
For this unexpected litcFalty on tic part of
Congress, the people OF the Northwest are in-
lebted to tue indrfatigablc elforts and pru-
dent Management Of Mr.. Farusworlh.
Watching lis opportunity, he seized upon the
favorable movement when the Miscellaneous
Appropriation Bill was u1der consideration
in Committee Of the Whole and when Mr.. Do~
cock, Chairman. Was temporarily out of his
seat. to eAar an amendment to The Light
House section, uppropriatlng the FUN named
above. Objections were made that tue amend.
n,eni was not in order; Tut Mr.. Hopkins, who
was then in tho ctair, decided otherwise, and
Mr.. Farnsworth's motion prevailed. Subsc-
4nent1y, The bill aa thus amended WIS passed,
aud in view If The other appropriations Which
it contained: it received the E}Shaturc otAhe
President. Had the appropriation been aa@ed
for iu separa9 W-lad it ',rcn incorporat.
ed into any - loss dear to Mr.. Bu-
chauan than The one in question,
it undoubtedly would have shared
tue fate OF ,be LII approptiating SIS 900
l., a.. ,f H..
, 1859-03-09

he Illinois 4epub'icaa consressnea.
Mr.. Farnswored arrived il this city yeeter.
Jay morning from Washington. Mr.. WASH
turne has gone to Maine for few days. Mr..
Lcvejoy Is attending to some business mat
tera in Ne~ Iork city sud Mr.. Kellogg ID
making brief stay in Ohio.
Judge Trumbun, We regret to learn, is de.
tained In Washington By the Illness Of Mn.
Trumbul1.
, 1859-03-09

Tbs New York Herald. Of tbs 9Th instant
says:
4 crest effort has been made 1t the close Of
tha session 70 hare N unexpected halanes Of
deepen she bar 1t the mouth Of TIN Mis.iasappf,
applied BY ths direct acion Of ths SeerstAry al
WsR, to tte purpose- Tho plsn Of the contract.
orr hss failed, and there are my ships detained
Ut the BAlize. so1aa Of WHICH havs tesn theee
nincs December. 4 delegation hAs' bseo sent
eoe s< .oS q
Joined kefs By orc from the Rev York Under
writern+ The President has rstoed f4S FesolatioA
osseed tor this paEpose BY Cuugrask. aud will
probably direct tho SeosstaIy 10 apply The onax-
pised faud to the desired purpose, under exlss
Ing authority.
, 1859-03-09

N@F%&kS0H ~ N4AC 1@t&Es :?
Of sessz,sa hsys xiyas a. 1ets of vuntbx; md
on AoaaaY stsnlx 1sxt st> o'clock, III Asy
Qaeen.i capt vtkax, WI 1esvs Clsvslssa for
Detroit = The oceaasaader ospt. Dix RvAua,
will ima'sdfstey therezfter TAXA hs< paAce II ths
line II ooon u 1hee6 tUn utsaDskU hsso t2keu
tseir pesitten: ~ ,o,seF x :t...as1s 81 psoP*l:
tisn+'. - eeou q eo4E1Eisutt-11tepaR&a< HeF-
ald, :; I ::1::ss .: :. i: - =: I u: . ~ "
F1.s4 R.otil4l :::1r,h big tliiusr:
Equiaax ak1ife1 HON Bsndusty last EVENINGS
roate for Buffalo, md 1sta again On the same
svening.-D.
, 1859-03-09

Tn1Errr CuuRca.-There will be divine SER
vice IN Trinity Church this morning at 1oh
O'Clock, and Fridsy evening at * O'Clock, and
this order Of service will be continued until fur
taer notice. 4 meeting for prayer will be held
in the Church every day during Lent, 1t u N.
except On sundsys and Wednesdays, snd also
on Good Friday
, 1859-03-09
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1852

Cook oppnty Republican Convention.
The Republican voters o. Oook Comfy are hersb5 no-
tiaed that sCounty onEentaoa viii be held ~ M ~
ntryl.ora Encu Ia the Cout ose. 10 The city Of CHI
cxxo. On ths1lh day Of Marth 1852 II O'Clock P H..
for tie purpose o: no1n atinx c.ndds1es 70 b
ported By the Republican ply. Il the Juiiesl Election
u be held On tbe fi7t Tuezday in April.
Tae several W,Ias ss9d Fosm viii s:nd delegates.
h,sed eaS61Re6ub;ka vose oas! in aald wa1da and
to~nA q ttA!sst Count, election. u fouo"s:
IL. Delegates No. petEA.ss-
, 1859-03-09

~ The attention Of lumbermeu, packers,
manufacturers, and I'll others, who desire dock
ing property where = special contract With
railroad enaoles them to be promptly supplied
With cars from most OF the roads in the city, is
eapecla!ly directed to the advertisement Of Dr..
Erars. in another column.
, 1859-03-09
Another EIopement,

Wcare informed that one Wi1liam Jones, in The
emp}oy Of Matthew Maztell. keeper Of The rail-
road eating saloon 1t Rockford, ejoped few dsys
since With the wife audtwo children Of the latter.
Marte WAS in this city yesterday in search Of the
ruuaways.
, 1859-03-09

pEnsoSAL.-llon. J. F. Farnsrortl acd Hon.
J. n Morris, members Of Congress from this State;
Bon. Robert c. Schenck, OF Ohio, and Ter. Henry
Giles, Of Maine, we're all at the fremont House
yesterday.
, 1859-03-09

. 'C,tcu1r 'Couxr. morning. notice
waa given By Judge Hanierre that he would
proceed this. Wednesday, morning, with The
trial call of The docket
, 1859-03-09

he pr!r ~ mretluss II, the eles4ioa Fl 4e94{a hn
held 4. each touF-a'1th the <xeepub5 9t will md ;
nth OIcaeo, II Hc Ut Places ho!dRk elecaonh At
cloA P. ", on TautsdAy the 10Th int 1Af p1iu'
meetipxa"W est cycNo ~ be hell 1t the wv
tartea QoteH.:ln Hi1f111: and Of soath ohleaso' -
ou,se! 8. l. Daz9s q s.a:e street. a. ~ oe!sek P.
~ or a4jd 10Th last AMI the nrimAry e:nyf 4of the
ev.s1 sast of Csy Of .kzo viii be held II *
o'co-k Of sad Io.h .ust. at the IT, sinE plaots.
,.F nj wssd- -s1ns n09b:.1 ka,e ''7eet. eoEntr Il
ecco0d Tard-Eaxlnt Hoast Nc. l. Dearborn tsr@et
Third Wa1d-EfenEs Ufl:e.
Fjunh Ka,d-Armory.
F:nh %ard-~Qoeuer's Hail. Wett Randolph street..
Sixth Ward-Ecx Market Hal.
Seventh " W.rd-At German Hsll on Welb street.
Eighth Nasd-KsnxIe ,treet Hall.
Ninth WArd-Enfine Houfe Nos.
Tenth Wx'd-trsmeyere Ho:s. corner Of Ca-al and
hchcA streets.
CHAs l. E1LaOV,
GnJ sGBNEiDER
1CL1 Ian l. i A6tT. -. r.n,+.1
lUKACE W11fE. Go sotxi,.ss Gn1
}. D. WAAU.
III WOODBURY.,
II. HILMAKTh.
, 1859-03-09

ST. JA2ks' CHuRcu.-There will he slrvics in
this Church today lash Wednesday, At II 4.
N. and 7NP. H., and religions service will
be held daily at IL o'clock, beginning on Thurs-
dag, the 10Th inst.
, 1859-03-09

THs Busca b uRpER CAsE--In the Court Of
Common Pleas yesterday only three jurors were
secured in addition to those Of the previous
day. Two yet remain 10 be procured to-day,
when the cass will be opened BY the cougsel
, 1859-03-09

TEE M1as1xa Bkkvks Fousp.-We learn that
the several heed Of .cakie atolsn from Hr.
Ssyers ut Iefesson were found at Holatsin Oh
Monday.
, 1859-03-09
CAG0, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 8. 1859.

In 1 mir
Il =-7Z=6lls-%--4=
BeIssd the Hssearl--Ths 1aH Gid HELD
TAelF llmate, 1sps&faphys Il.
| oF" Es1np I oF xs1ne. ne csaes&o
| --
WHITAKER give1 iaformatton upon point Of
ID general public interest ~ at preesnt invests
tho Few Gold Regions; and tends to sustain the
| golden hopes and plans tbs many zs bsslng
upon reports from thst Auriteroua shriue Of ado
ration just now, il welcome. and doub1y % when
in Chicago ths Information Assumes the form Of
reliasleness and authenticity inseparable to the
ssns, IN the hauds OF citizen 10 we'll known,
and "hose opinions and positions aze uniformly
20 wen ssken a moss Of our esteemed citizen.
.oe 'ee'aser oe'ofe 1no on'e'Ro Academy OF
"Asa'A ns. 0s''aseo 4S'' e'euipk' ~ "e'fopoasso
oAA
oo' iof 'oe luao'ef'e'e7 ol ne8ssesng 1oli3
70 ACCOMPANY 1ae '*caonneemsn's OF ths lee
'o3e' WIN Inc s's'emsn' o' Circumstance
'nss tno 1ec'o1e va nee' toe ne7e e1"ang gen
e'A iu'esss' ~ Sa7 oo!a 0eS'ons sno III mst
'esS 'nereun'o pef'a1niog' ~oaia haTe oeen ro'
ase@a IN IN aoo'eneo 'hat "oa'a hsfs nllod the
hs1A As was, 'he sna'soee il nuznesss and
character vas good 'ns' mads up largely OF
'noae "oo 3se ia'ena1n2 20 nA&s specos spnn2
sppnes'4oo o' =" 1n' '11ot"@"on @oeJ eaa
s!ean' - - carly 4ossst - 'o9 na''e1 3ou =
i'ke = Feak. =:
ne ase loo1n9 LOT , ls2s en'Rf@uon 1fom
sa1 Guy sno .1eao''S luz 'ae 8olo regions win
'us opea.nk u 'ne "sas:' Aaa aenee' eRaoo IN
penu' u our leaoe.8 s1"e} importance -
leetare nke inst OF W. k'aos last evening.
IVES not however, intended ~, nor wss it
nude gulde~book or exclusive series Of hints
and instruction TO Rold'hunttra. 1t VA, rather,
scientific and interesting, though necessarily
brief and hasty review Of shs chief character
istic festures Of the t1ac. Of territo5 lying be-
tween The Missouri and The hockJ Mountains,
extending Sorfh"ard from the Southern bound
aries OF ksnsas, to the Northern frontier Of the
nahonh domain.
The lecturer accompanied his remarks with
u'sW md diagrams. showing this territory
a'one. and also in relation to the country Ut
large.
From Kansas City, on Tho Missouri, 1t the
mouth OF the Kansas rlver northward along tho
Missouri river, over ] 900 riies to ths north.
ward, thencs westward to tho Rocky Mountains
aud southwark along their eastern bsss to tho
line which dee esst shall follow down the Kan.
sas Ta!.sy 10 The mouth Of the sane. by these
boundaries is enclosed region of fre hundred
thousand equare miles along WHOSE western
vr9p h. $rMa =
, 1859-03-09

clerh OF superior Cou1t-~W. ".
Mitchell Esa.- D.As Gr:-Ths underaienaat bel!ey!rx
hat party polt q should not enter Into judicial -lea
dona but that caoe .ates ahsuld b selected az their
ability nod nsss Tor the o,es to b led vuuld with
ont dlstIneton o{ pazt1} r~.Dacthl.y Feauea&
cone nd1dase for the Office Of c1e1k Of lhe sapeor
Court Of Cook County. II h: eeloo to be bed the
&h Of April Aod promise To &Ive 3ou cordll support
should you consent % run fbr that efdca.
Tt4Y trHtx Yonxx
, 1859-03-09
TIE CITY.

MECHANICS INSTITUTE AT full meeting Of
The Institute last evening, Geo. ". Noble vas
elect=d Director in plsce Of J. F. Aendsen, re-
signed.
, 1859-03-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Nov u The esason Hhea your e.othes
nsed tho most alsa4iu4. Hssxra- Cook i No
Lain. 95 Dearborn street, IN prepared to fuit
tho most faatidious md make their old soiisd
garments appear, = . tri2inf expeass, - good
- new. Throag gh thsn :You not only Il all
tinas present rssPsetabls .pps:Isnee. but save
+ Rfsat Aznnaa ousiay in tsiin13 hillk
E- Grovar 1 B.ks1's ne~ a.d unsqua11sd
Family 8sRine Aaehiuea 1t 90. e79 md 500
with trsi8ht sddsa- Hsmmst1 D additional.
a frssh supply will b opsnsd thia day.
mhs lwk ess1 1es Lsxst, up stAt1z.
~ Piks's Peak Boots, vatsr.proof nd
nnAae expreaaly for the Gold ReSionA. Aho
Rubber Boots 1t eoatf u the Boot I'D 8aes kk-
ehaaRa, 1sl 1Aks street, sseoad door sest sf
Ia salla sstse& na1.1w.
Pn1s PsAx.-Trankx. vel,ees and tsvalinE
bAgs, manufactured expfsselY for = Tip 70 tho
Gold Ainea 1t ". & g. 3. @xi9hrs 81 and 2ls
~ u advertisement OF Boodolr, Sewing NJ
chinss. u LAks street. h<1y.bsoe
'Br g.. advertisement et oaaksE otty %
ss.tng naehin@> L c9,:1. Cor: - 4 G..
0I0TH.
9. saos:y .set;e ~ If'zsh ~ ~ VIII d ~t L
:. ;:MAn111D. !.
,d:ss / 81; 9SSss 9Sst6SsA ,s e: !. e4ii % e
DAD : -
ssseas SO a; = -: :: |.se - s.: =; l. 4 t:. 60 It
r. s s.s, - - e p: t!,.s ;i. !. - - i: y,
~ l 7 q
, 1859-03-09

.kA1LEoAo AArrxsA-Within tho past wintar
theft hsvo been several changes in the mans
sinR departments Of the railroads eeaterin9 in
this city. Some Of these Va hars slready ehron-
licked George Williams, Jr:. widely known
and popular. railroad manager, for sons year,
past identified with the Michigan Central Rail-
road interests ia thlt city. hss become supesia-
tsudsnt snd Manager Of tho Peoria and 0qusw-
H Railroad.
Nj, William has been succeeded II Local Su-
periusendent OF the Michigan central By H. E.
Sargent Eaq. formerly Of tho Boston and Wor-
cesser Railroad, capital railroad officer, md
N accession to ths railroad interests Of cur city,
In his personal and business qualifications.
From the ssvsath Annual Rsview Of the Chi
eago and Kilvankse Railroad, it appears thai
the number of through passengers sstween Nil.
whakee snd Chicago carried over ths road dur.
ing elsven months pFsoedfns Deesmhor !, 1858.
| VIM 81. 80 Wy taaas1zers. 11sts. osa1ss.'
2ls.,. Tha azaoua& ef rsesdpts for psaesaEaka
during III Jsax 1858 j. e1&e 6es- u rsasiqss fos
fesigbt t4s.ss6 10; allowed fox carrying NALL,
! ke, e1a, ,245-To3al &so&, 1876.
, 1859-03-09

F1sxptsH Acr.-Ths Journal Says rail was
pried of The track of the Illinois Central Rsii-
road on Taursday evening laat, and laid soms
act was committed about fifty rods from the sta
tion at Ell Paso, and near pile Of rocks, which,
had j. not been providen.ialIy discovered in
sea1on, must have resu1tsd in = serious disaater,
aud perhapa loss Of lils.
, 1859-03-09
Mem :10pertisf11le11t,.

AAA <eNUAkAelktttA
uc q scRIyEs, Ad.~tist.7 A,.>t, u Dsarbo..- H..
Is a.os3 - radsss 1ds<ttssaAsts fer gft and al ~
ksadeav FaPas4 d. EsvtAWA. jal beRt II
WAETED By 4 LADY MUCH Ex
slsssn::. e = t'S''.' '''' ';' so''s !, i:
OUsE WANTED WANTKD on THE
@ IA 6es ~ sekh.o.Seo& beess @ at 4 se .
AZ: ~: &c G. ao5a lat 'aa saa IL .9s
WET. RsE.- WANTED By A
ras.. % tneas5rares Iar ~ % sai:esea % &:
Ks! " We g .::ss &c
Whe fes1es selp for ever station can be hA1.
RUs1sESS.-ANY FIRM In WANT OF
s6k1oa. So1 issl Gseaso q. '<''s ia aHS.:" &.
T1OR sALE.-N HI.F. LOT s. BLK 2s
1s,e asa' & e TO. e. len toe.. toe'udlns 3. b:
@sl;s:s 4 !; t:,:;. /; g..
EoR SALE OR 70 REST.-A LARGE
T. fstd.e H,iek pvslans. vilh sabls and leo
s.:i 81 s: I'd a. ao -:
go ~ ha heo q ~ si9s Apl5 % Tho rretatses.
aoobiG 81 szsis' e kd'' e's' 's Is i
r. OFTs TO REkT.
The lst, Sd aud 4th Lofts,
In tbs Nex Butelns ,3 latc street Inquire Of
J. Vom Boevel 4 Co j,
eese1x e.s 20: ~ l.ae ..5ee1
r NON
ss.;sdss 3 lea 'tos Tho fsns Il ths %oa il
TUL. VoM HoEVEL 4 CO.,
= da,s soau1ER BROS + co..
IMPORTERS Of AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Cutlery, Tssls, cuas, Rails, Glass, L.,
172 LAKE sTREET, CHICAGO,
nh9sn etp
French white Zioc Paint
E0n TONS SNOW WHITE AND NO. l.
sJte%y nry an1 GEount In Gu In france. war.
55:Sss & e. + ;;,.st sts 81 !: ;e,.. ,
nah9 ,a!1 ~ Ak.nt. ya11i1 MsaE1s1e { @. Fads
eheriH's sale-Books Book,!!
THE SHEklFF'5 SALE or BuoKS At
g Ehsf:dy Is I:y i G::sh ! . ss!esa = T.:
y a9s vii be ~ * Hs dsy e9 sst g. .nss
nhsn ese 81 George Anderson. be-ut.
NoTIcE-THE PUBLIC ARE CAU-
CERTAIN sseef ios ); ~ d I'D I'D eheet ".
~ & sRf e. ~ ~ ID 1sss 81 81
J. x; fansas Of ta 'ins 52TFsR +; .;e'Ss
1s5o.......sPRING TRADE.......1s59
hats. CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
AT yH0LEsALE- j..
E. r. Kellogg & Co.,
e2 Lake street. cor. OF State.
NJ. ssTe s ssaa = =; ). 's sa I'd s.; g. :. s
which received d. 81 non tho "a uaa nsets. and
s.!ss ~ g es !. to Tho s.'h Ia "a
The Monarchies
CONTINENTAL EUROPE.
The Empire Of Austria.
ITS RISE AND PRESENT POWER.
-BY-
JOHN 8. G. AHRoTT.
-ALs0-
THE LOSING AND TAKING
OF Mansoul,
Lectures on the Holy War.
BY ALFRED 8. PATTON,
AUTHOR q "KIntasd" Tbs H-1o nsaunaz7" "My
Joy and tToWl" etc.
Pttee. elco.................+....For eals hT
WIN. u. KEEW,
ml91I ". ~ Luxe st.set:
Bu9nett's Cocoaine for the Hair.
IL REED L CO.,
Druggists and Apotheeadea IN L 1&s Lake street
SPoNGE! ePoNGE:
Als1Ke assortment og
Tsllet, Battling, aad Carriage Sponge,
oteuperIor guilty.
III. RED koo,
mt9ly Apotheearfea IL aad t48 Like e;reet.
PoMADE,
cfouro~n make sad anel1 pfrt9nsa e 3D., Fe1 ,a'sb5
unhsfy Apotheca,les. iii sai lis L4Ie asre:t
Awarded f0l. the
, 1859-03-09

PRs's PsAk-Trankx, vsl,ses and t.vslinx
bAgs, manufactured axpsssslT for = Trip 70 tho
Gold Ainsa 1t n, & g. 3. Wxighfe 81 and 2ls
South Clark E4reSt f4l9-9m
, 1859-03-09

~ II advertisement Of Rondolr. Eewink NJ
chines, I4ks street. tak-ly-b9Q8
, 1859-03-09

0R1%B.
o. sana.y s.sntes March ~ ~ viii o3 1kaat l.
JAnAEh, In. of 8QA.
, 1859-03-09

TUL. VOM HOE VEL j. CO..
- Q.ats BQnU1ER BROS co.,
IMPORTERS or AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Cutlery, Tssls, cuns, Rails, Glass, L.,
172 LAKE aTREET, CHICAGO,
Hhq I'm
, 1859-03-09

= ~ u u II - :.
In thlo ~ a III SsA 1aa4 ~ Err. 1ntdaz, VI.
J0exPA T. opHURn ~ An0 uAkGB 4 OO&iNGA
, 1859-03-09
BnQrol1l4.

DOARD1N8.-FIRST CLASS BOARD
ID nd plss1az4 reoust 1tb< s4<9 Or dn&ss. = -
8o11h Qalk 1trpek It11Aaut RoAyd u enADnoAa roA9
tnk3xn$
, 1859-03-09

0&Ae&A EJDCk1OQA
Ne ere indebted to Mr. Sweet, Superintendent
Of tia Western Telegraph lines, for the following
returns. The total yote for Mayor was 1,o43.
EtAhl, Republican
Qe1nnfNtc c2uaIt14e.
, 1859-03-09

CANADA 3a1Af Wnr&1x RAnN1x.--fhs FOL-
lowing u ths tzaf8o IN this rad foe ths weak
ending March 4th, 1s5os -. -. =:
~ y
, 1859-03-09
for 5ale

Pew for Sale. ::
01K or TIE FUR LARGEST PKW8
- Csntr- AlAe u offered by ID :aoucrfoee Tot ssIa ii
4 Atfe dtsc0uns 6ana IL pr1s> saI4a
FRANKLIN HA'HAEAY,
Dh3.tm GIL &tOmc&o U. q twodd ca
, 1859-03-09


Lkxr-AsH WspszsnAx.-This day Wedpez-
day commences the season Of Lent. the forty
days last, observed more or less rigldly BY TO
large a share Of our religious community. On
to-day, Ash Wednesday, there will be SERVICES,
appropriate to the daJ. in Trinity Church at
loh A. N. Regular services will be continued
through Lent on Wednesdays At 10115 i. H.,
aad Fridays 1t 716 r. n. There will also be a
dsi'y prayer meeting in the Church ut - Ii,
except oqRednesdsya
Rosr HILL CExxrkEr.-We had the pleasure
Of meeting yesterday J. J. Smith. Esq, the &C.
comp1ished editor Of tho Horticultu~ist, and
President and Manager Of the Laurel Hill Gene.
terry OF Philadelphia. The managers Of the
Roso Hill Cemetery have wisely availed them
tc1vea Of the rips experience mud cultivated
taa.e Of Ar. Smith, in preparing their plans for
ornamentug their grounds and preparing them
Tor the noble purposes to which they arc to be
decorated. Mr. Smith is accompanied By Mr.
Saunders, who is also associated In the manage.
ment Of Laurel Hiu Cemetery. These gentle
NEE have rislsed the Rrounds Of the Rose Hill
Cemetery, aad are highly pleased with their To-
cation and cspacity for ornament. We learn
that tho managers Of the, Cemetery srs doing
al ia their power to prepare the grounds for
tho inspection Of thepub1ic, They will soon be-
come ht1lowed in the affections Of our citizens,
~ being the last resting plhce Of those who
we're dearer Than earth'a richest treasurer.
WONDERS OF TIE .N1cRoscorE.--We ulder-
stand that course Of lectures Il shortly to be de-
!iTered h this city On subject that cannot fall TO
be entertaining IS well as instructive to the elu.
Gated classes, at least, Of our citizens. The SUBJ
ject Of the lectutes IS "1he Process Of Creation,
4 sutjsc: that has engaged The greatest minds Of
every agc, but one in which science has, perhaps,
made more progress within the List quarter Of
Century than in all the ages that have preceded.
Tue contemplation Of the realms Of space, the
orbs that ill them, down to our solar systematic
earth NC inhabit and the beings It supports and
snstaios, will surely afford more and better mate
rial for an intellectual feast thnu some Of The
yapid and unintctessing subjects with which soma
ot the lecturers from other cities have eudeavored
to amuse. Chicago audiences.
We are not acquainted with Dr.. Sims abilities
as lecturer, but we are informed that he xas
formerly successful in this dep lstnent, aud that te
will hars to nd his illustrations one Of the most
powerful aud complete 0xybydrogen Microscopes
ia tie United States
, 1859-03-09

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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-15

, ~ 'cott Kervr., John Holl ster.
,Vp rVosap' ~" order of sale aud an execution To
fSa 'N''tUc" nh del vcred frum the court of con
b." wv NV wv v, q iH this cause. will Offer
mon pi'os y, ""' @ Court House in rerrysburg
OF, -, Ig6O
fI Saturday, o ". L. i"pp' s.t,,
bYtWern the hours nf |? NJ. | NV. - III, w. " 'rh'I ''" u'
the foowipg described real est nshI 81, ." ar,h
east 1narinr pl section no. 90, l. 1 tb.a w. ,t, 18th
rr uuC TO- coutang l6o acres OF Ia w ,I, ,,,o ,r,h
half nf the suUth-cas quarter, 80 ncr. f sri,, rn
west qua tor ui the southwest quurtci ~ an ,'r...
49, same township and range, contain y w .a,n
alo tho =, =. half of tho northwest 90 IA '
section t.vushp aud range, containing ~ n,, "o,
nl,o tho ut. Ii oast quarter of tho nocth ensN H,
OF section no. town t. range 10, containing \ -,
OF uin, A ~, lots3 aul IN block no. J, HON w
addition 60 tho town of crrySbNrE, and lots ~ =
in hluvk 2ol AoSter's addition 90 Perry sburg ~ W,
tho south haf of the southeast quarter
SECTION no ~ township number 5, IN range ten (Ol
containn. 50 ceres or land; Also lots no. z & and IN
block no ~ q in HOLSTERS addition tn the town OF
pcrry. turp; also, lots no. |, :? H. H. Il, 10, II, le
10 aud 2U IN lluck no in llolsters addition TO tho
town ot Prr sourg also, the north part of ont lot no
las IN tue trvn. ut PetryShurg containing 9i-lO0 OF
un acre; also ont lot 200 less tho lnvri salts
Cuurgh and ~ ret rear anl 20 feet zach side and
out -ut no 2ul, excepting tower haf of the dock on
the river; al the above described property taken
~ tue property oil john Hullls,er,
G. W. NORTON shcIid,
HnL PRATT, NtiE
August Is lS g--l5w5S5S0