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APPROPRIATION PnIxnD.
lpisas Of 500 100 prss ass. glo
lpsss Of 100 approxinatnsts aseo prins ars., I'm
Sprssss N0apprsxinatiagts leeoo prtss ars... iooe
lpsisss Of ~ approximatnxts 5000 prss ass..., ~
tprisss eS 40 experimenting - looe prss ase... -
Sprisss Of lS0 appropriaag y 5000 prise ays.... ~
Aprises Of 100 approxiaAns y lse0 prise aEs.. -
5000 prsese I0ooo
~ priass amounting
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves. Is; Quarters, - n.
MA Circular showing the Plan aof the Lottsrss WI b
sent to any deairous Of receiving IT,
5000 Psss ~ will be BY LAST asurs o. ia
number that drawn the 1000 prise. FOR example II ths
number drawing the go 600 with No. l. then ass
hckes whore he will b entitled 70 o5o. II
ths humble. with No. where ahsns.
hsr ends IN Will be snsitlsdto ~. end q.
Certificate .Psckageof 10 Whols Tickets.
:. :. 10 Half .. ............ -
.. .. 10 Quarter. ........... n
10 Fights :. ............ -
IN ORDERING TICKETS Oh C8RrIYyCAT1a,
Enclose the to sddrees for the Tickets or
receipt Of which they will be by Arstmai.
Purchasers have ending any asurs thsy mag
Geasnass.
yhsls Prisss will b sent 70 ~.
ehsssrs Immediately after the drawing.
APurehasers will please write their nsnstuTss plain ma
give their Post Once. County and State.
A1-Rsmembsr that svsry Prizs 10 drawn psyab,s ~
full, without deduction.
Ancommunicstionss strictly conhdsntia.S
Addrsss orders for Tickets or OeYtineatests
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
Bo1.ss's Post-omcs. New orls.ns ala, -
WOOD EDDY u CO.,
je2S paw Augusta Georgia.
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Notice.
We beg leave to inform friends and the public general
that We have made the necessary arrangements
FOR FILLING ALL ORDERS
that they may enrust to our care in the
BooK-BINDING AND PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
Feeling thankful for favor respectfully solicit the
continuance Of the same.
All orders receivedat
PETER HAYES Il CO.,
.-.,- No. 68 Camp street,
ans 7pst Between the Offices of Crescent and cayuns.
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Cigars ! Cigars !

cigars Cigars
Purchasers will always ind in store an assortment Of tho
Weknown brandsInenuidad, Flor de Pusdas Meridaus,
DC Panchs Redowa Cabarga Partagas Know Soehing
Washington Dos Hermanas Mszo Hsbano etc., etc. at ths
lo~eat prices.
P. PRATS 4 CO.,
Cd 1ph ~ Commercial Plaza
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-03

DR.. George W. Smith,
DENTIsT,
Having his practice attend to professional o.
gsgements st his ofce No. 1T CANAL STREET. nearly on
pssite Christ Church. lad mt
James b. Thompson.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. I'll BROADWAY. tnsar Canal street,, ABw YoRI
ty1s 1ptf
, 1859-03-12

tbs n. y. Erening Post Of the 9.h icst. LAS
the following upon the reasons im2elIinE Mr. No.
ran to ciEe the notice to tls competing lines
spoken Of elsewhere in this paper:
It appears that fresh II: feeling has sprurS up
among the parties to the ST. Nicholas Compact,
and circumstances point to lively times during tue
spring and summer, a. there IL Beaningly little
disposition on the part Of The New York roads to
pre.erve The agreement It Wss supposed, after
fhe prompt understanding hat VAS secured at the
late conference in this city, that rsuuucratiyc
rates w0nld he maintained, 'Rsmuch az the re.
preae 1tatires 1t the New York Central Roal
sssurpd tile other lines that thry would compel
the Hudson River Road to ulscrve the COMPACT in
every particular Or cut them Oh.
This, it seems, has nrt been thoroughly car
rled ont, the Hudson River line allowing, as be.
fore, drawbacks 10 Express Ccmpsnies, which
amounts 10 reduction Of cents On the agreed
ra1ea, and Mr. Moran consequently bss signitsd
hls intention 10 withdraw from ,he agreement in
ten days, 1t tho n9rievance be not removed.
Such O notice 90 the psrs Of the Erie Company,
at this time, is looked upon By several OF The
parties in interest, Al design to influence to its
benefit new restrictions and arrangements cou-
templated ut the Buffalo Convention, to be held
on the 18th inst
The frequent quarrels to which this compact
has giTen zise, ars beginning to be regarded as
snandant reason for is* dissolution, and the re.
vival ef conpttit!cn. Tho public certsiuly would
be large galuera thereby, whatever the loss to
the companies.
, 1859-03-12
Latest frorn the Gold Mines.

From the lawrcn - 'EAn4Asi Republican,
The iulIuwng late news from tile gold miues
comes to us throngh the lo1iteness uf Mr. O'Dun-
nell, Of this city:
Fl. PAss. J&n. T. 1sis.
EDS. LAWRENCE REPUBLICAN ALLOW NE 8
small space in yolr paper, tor tic purpose Of Civ
ing my friends what information / am possessed
Of up tn d1te. In former letter, directed to one
Of MY friends iu Lawrence made mention or
finding new diggings. At the time Of writing,
was nuable to give authentic information regard
jog the extent Of these dlpginEs. Since then We
have been following the same vein Or lead some
eight miles farther toward tue mountains, and have
been well repaid tor our time and expenses. At
the present time, it is nothing uncommon to
ind Jumps weighing from ten to fifteen dollars.
The course Of The vein leads directly on 10 tbe
town site Of Ell Paso. following the course Of a
raviue that runs dIre ctlv through the town. A
msu by the name OF ]. IL Mershon. Of Chicago,
who is erecting q saw mill on tsid rayine, 3D.
joining ths toxn-site. hAs Suspended his work,
exnectiug that the miners, in tracing the lead.
will undermine hi8 mill. Considerable feeling
is already manifested between harshon aud tha
miners, as to their right 10 damage htm without
proper remuneration. A committee has been ap-
pointed By the citizens to adjust the natter in
soms wsy, and to rave collision.
The people ara doekiug 10 that point from sll
directions, aud already there are some 600 men
st work ia the dig8ings. Speculation. Of course,
is rife, aud town shares are changing hands rap-
| idly.
The weather is pleasant. and the minors ara
in high spirits Ths tids Of immigration il al-
ready coming IN. Isst week, q company Of Cal
lfosuia miners, consisting Of foftv ms1 nnd ten
| women, arrived. They oil looked hale and
hear.y, after their tedious journey. The4 are
| putting up their cabins. preparatory to spring
operations, 4 party hhvs also arrived from
Nebraska, coming the Smoky Hill route. which
theJ report Is cute pAssah.e. There ara but swo
routes that she Immigration can pass over, the
| coming season, With any degrso Of safety frat,
tbs Smoky Hill route secnnd, the Arkansas
route. Which il preferable, am unable to ssy.
/ hare already used up mora paper than in
| tended when commenced, but / am in hopes
that msJ be tho means Of saving my friend.
some tins Ind mnney-and that il indncsmeut
enough for me. Respectfully Jourz,
J. Ii. McCopnyx.
, 1859-03-12
From Washington.

WAsnrGrox, March l0.-Tne today confirm
ed the nominstion OF hurry Cohalon ~ Collec-
tor OF Erie. Pa; J. u. Yauclevs a. Distric.
Attorney for Washington Territory, and An
drew j. Thayer - District Attorney tor Ofe~
gon.
Judge clt had not to day resigned the otice
Of Commissioner OF Patents. Had he done 10
willis tho Senate WAS IN session. there would
hare been legal neceaaity Tor the immediate
apponApeur Of his Successor, for which the
President Ia not yet prepared
WAan1sorox, March l1.-Hon. r. q. Gi!lett.
long connected with tbs Law Department of tho
Government, has published An sreunent to
show that the revenue Of the Post 0dlce es.ab-
hshnen. tan b applied atses 1uae ne1t to psy
for transporting the mails and other e1penaes
Of the Department, Notwithstanding tho f~il-
ure Of the Post Office Appropriation bill
New YoRK, March 1.-THE 1fabtsnes Wash
ingtou correspondent sags, the vacant Office OF
Commissioner Of Patents has been o1ertd IL M5.
Hughes, ex member Of Congress FROM ludllaa,
and GursrnoE Denver, Comm asioner OF 1ndiaa
Affairs has resigned, and will letuTn 10 California.
Col. Nix, chief clefK Of the Indian Department, Il
spoken OF as his suecessor.
The Hf1uld'f correspondent says the Senate
yesterday coutirmed the tollow,n: appointments:
c. ". Bradley and A. E. Roberts, residing in
China, commits toner's under the Clina treaty to
settle claims; Mr. McDud-y, Of California, Super.
iniendent Of Indian Affairs; H Y. King, post
master It M1ddetoWn, Penn.
, 1859-03-12


The proceedings OF the Republican Con.
vention yesterday will he topnd In another
column. Tue County was fully represented,
and the astendarse of citizens, almost filing
tue hall OF tue Mechanics Institute, indicated
tlat the choice Of the Republican party vas
the choice Of the people, The two gentlemen
q minated Tor Judges Messrs. Van h. H;g-
rms aud Grant Goodrich arc widely kuown
az among the atlest lawyers AID purest men
in the State. Their elevation to the Bench,
which is now made certainty, will sustaia
in The fullest degree the high character OF
the judiciary Of Chicago. The objection
raised in some. quarters against political
nominations for judicial of1ic.s, az against
them, falls to the ground. They will be elect
eli by the largest vote ever cast in the county
at Judicial election.
The candidates or the Convention for
Deputy Clerks, are men Of ability, fidelity
and zeal for tic Republican cause. The con.
lest for tllc nominations was unusually spirit
ed, lut the unsuccessful neplrants submitted
gracefully to the decision Ct thn party. Those
who fancy that IL cross fire eau be started iu-
side the Republican pbaloux will be admir-
ably disappointed when the polls arc opened
, 1859-03-12
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the North BfitQn.

| Portland, Me-, March 1.-THE steamship
| North Brison, froua Liverpool Esd nix, arrived
At 5 o'clock this morning; She reports having
Canada from Boston for Halifax and Liverpool
Yesterday, audthe City Of Aancheatsr, from New
| York tor Liverpool q few days ago. Host Of
her sdvices have been anticipated By tho Ara-
bin.
sRAu.-The Spanish Chamber Of Deputies
had granted extraordinary Credits for strength.
eniug tho Notifications at Ashou. Ferrol and
other places. The exiles left Cads on tho 18Th
on board IN American fri8nte, nane not men-
toned. One hundred deputies At tho Co rtez
had declared in tAror Of freq trade 10 corr aud
cotton
IrALr.-Ths Duchess Of Parma has s1gusd
tho treaty with Austsis, authorizing the latter
power to occupy I'll the ports in her douinioua
With troops, in case ot hostities- Trsda 1t
Milan waa completely staguated- Large nun
bers Of troops, deser:ers from the Aus trim
army, ,hsd crossed tho Piedmoutese frontierx. 1t
il asserted that official dispatch - from Gard ir
Autanelli "a The Cabinet At Vienna decl ared
that no reception can b accorded 10 any repre-
sentations from foreign governments 1t all re-
fetrlng TO the domestic government OF tho State
and the Church
SAkD1x,A--The Senate adoptedA bill for the
loau Of Of ,ooo, 600 francs BY vote Of dftJ.nno
10 seven.
AuarH1A.-AustriA il steadily preparing for
tha defence Of her Italian possessions. The
garrison at Venice Ii fully prepared to march At
abort notice.
There is grest activity st the Arsenal at
Venice, WHARF hospital and army bakeries
h1d been established. Gun boats had been
placed 1t the mouth Of the rirer 70, and the
garrison At FerTcra reinforced.
, 1859-03-12

Il very fcw days more will complete the grad
ing. driving. &C.. Of the Grst division 30 miles)
Of the Southern Minnesota Rxilroad. We Learn
from Mr. Wells, President of the road, that il
IL the intention Of the Company to lar the tracl
and have the cart running 10 Rushford, {8(
ni!es,) By the lss Of September ne1t III
baTe no doubt that the shriu whistle of the loco
motive vii! awsko the echeea Of the bills and
valleys Of o1c Houston before another snmuel
shall have come and 9one.-La Crescxnt Banna
4th
, 1859-03-12

TEE La CRESCENT BAxxfR--This is the title
OF 4 new paper from the thriving town Of La
creacent, Minnesota. It givea promise Of ex-
celleuce, in all things ssre it, politics, which
are moderately "Democratic" Minnesots is
decidedly bad soil for the growth Of the a.ti.'
ole. The Bdnner has. however, our beet wishes
for success in every other respect. The
town itself il admirably loeated, with protpeois,
in our Judgment superior to any new town On
the Musisaippi-
, 1859-03-12
Or. Gnthtie,s Sermon.

A. u,any persons nre desirous 10 zee the
sermon Of Or. Guthrie, Of which 50 much
has been said III this community during the
present week, we give it entire this morning
On tue third page. 1t is production Of rare
ability, model in style, apposito in illustra'
ton, and warmed throughout with tue fervor
of a truly Christian spirit. sbonld the con-
troversy between certain Of our clergy re-
spccting N assumed identity Of this discourse
and the one preached in Metropolitan Hall,
lead to its general peruFal, good cannot fail
to grow out Of what many good people are
disposed to regard as serious calamity.
, 1859-03-12
The Kane County Murder Case.
Correspondence Of TIE F1ess and Tribunal

John Brannoa, who Wns convicted Of murder
in this county in December last. aud who was
sentenced t. be bUng oa t.e 18Th Of February,
but respted By Gov. Bissell until tae 3osh Of
March on the presumption that be Was Insane,
was brought before the Court on the 10th, Ut
the request Of the Governor, to hare . jury de-
termine the question Of hia insanity. Dr..
Cheeney, DR.. Paoli, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Davis.
Ar. TenbEoeck and Mr. Luben, all Of your city,
they believed harmon to be inssne, and also
that his eass Wal becoming more confirmed
every day. Under these facts, the jury brought
in verdict that the prisoner was insane, and
be will thus escape the gailowa. L. D.
, 1859-03-12

MILWAUKEE,, A1rth 11,-ThA schooner II. =,
Sooss has osea purshaasd. ~ paSues hers, who
intsnd 70 lead her Ut opoe, md s4ud her TO Hin-
burg, ~ .soop u the lAkea~ afs open. Ii xijl
taks than ahost- ansso dsys to load, aud fntv
hops 70 rsseh aalt wsssr hy the -16tA ps. Nav,
1hsy Will prsashiy hriag shiaksA fa&af1 sarxq,
md Bil psehapxaa1ysVs and back . In ls1.
naa passengers. Capt. NelAon Hand Wf1l ba
naoteF Of tha yneanl.
, 1859-03-12

n Fhe Jasper tto~a) Fra pr<ss Of ths I'd
ssJs Letter bas been received in that town,
from Spirit Lake, which xtates that the rudihns
have bean concentrating uear the Lsks-thtt
tho settlers vere in danger, snd \ requlsisiou
would BE- made tor mora troops
, 1859-03-12
Cook County Republican Judicial Con.
YHufi0n.

Ennk Cnunfv ffMnnhtfNAn JaAiNtA} fSnNs
~oo@ ~1&' "1PA Irnsion' ''' = A A
n..u:: I.,.,., c.-
ihe COOK County hepuolcan Jud'clA oon
ventiou. mat on Tue.day afternoon, the 11tt
inst al N. ha,, NJ the Mechanics. Institnta
n. =. -@N.. =, w-.1
and .owu being represented go
| 10 ,,,,o,t tbs co,v,,tIo, "a. c.1,.s In or1.
| 49,,
order by Charles wilson, Esq, chairman o'
tbs County Committee, and james Long. Esq ,
| ~ III. ,;+v 49,. .,a...d p,..;d.r+ aud E,l;ot
~ .a'a wv. IT" n.'"-p $50 p..--,s n."-...s.
Antnony ano aeats brnno'o' oeere.af'es"
On motion the chair appointed julian 8. RQu,-
! sey. Horacs White and Charles klemm xers
s.r..;.,.. -, .-.5.,.;.1, ~, -......a :. +.
committee on creoenself, "ao reported toe
following delegstss present:
FIRST rWAln.-or.ington Lunt. james Long,
E. ". Willard, Geo. c. Cook, Henry Winning.
F. Schlund. James Wadsxorth, T. 3. Clapp, F.
D. Oxen. Horace White.
SECOND WARD. Peter Wolf, Henry Howlsnd
Joseph Pollock, c. L. Jsnks, 6. Basby. P. BasG
j. r. BROOKS. John Koch. G, B. xeaftt, G. H.
Abbott, j. Gindle.
Third W1ao.-FernRndo Jones, John Rsner,
Calvin D'WoE. Thomas J. Bolt. II, Hemrich.
John pitifer, &. Il. Chapman.
FouarH WARo.-O. Il. Salisbury, G. Ban.
mer, L. ZieQler. Henry Deal. John Hoorman.
F1rrn WAgp.-H, r, Yaies. J, u, Ward.
San'l MeCosser, Andrew Akin. Charles Ippel.
a. Il. Heald Geo. Borman, D. q. Ravleigb,
L7uis Herutz, Geo. P. Hansen, L. 3. Taft, &c.
Ws,linx
s1xTn WARp-R Cleveland. Z. Iyerson, ".
Wavmap. l., o tuayer. G. P. Oz1er, ". Wipdoes.
G. II. Bsrmm, 4. l.. johnson, G. 4. Reno, Fred.
eEick Albrecht, Lonis Riohberg, N. ". Huntley,
]. ". Latmbee1.
EEYK*TH WARD-A Harvey, n. Hears, Jacob
Rchm, L. J. J. Nissen, Charles Erier, f. Ship
man, F. n. Kolwes, Elliot Autbony, Valentine
Auessnes, Alexander "o:catt, jog. Erosche, Peter
Peterson.
k1GHTa MARpe-N'eholas hastler, Ed.aH
Virgin, =. Manl, =. Il. Kay, Z. La"sen, Il. Bro.
nola, T. +: hlsltrn.
NINTH MAHD-JuIlan = Kum-ty, a. Il; BuFiey,
,, imam "nitoey, Ch2Fles hlemn, NICHOLAS
Trv,u w.vn-1ar;. n,5oo n T. 1r;eo,
Charles Rd'z, L. Nem.yer, Samuel Rugg, John
schnzen, George Aoek.
WoRrn vi per;an 1''i M, Rcead :" ~ Cyo.Ios r1.
fellt
LxoNs-.LenI Wal, n $; Darlington.
RnrnrSmsar crauSa,i Is 1:h-,s unGuuosI .n;,t
OR14sD S, Campbeli. Ym James.
BAKR1sGroN.-H- Wilmarth, BENZ. Chase
N.Es.CWn. W c,1 n'te, James Mllne.
sonTu Cu,n.nn- 1a1n 9 W,11ara
Lg4oS7.-s. l.. Dorley.
ScA4HpER0.-G'any!lle Peek:
Nns7nrTr,n u sSnr2;,, a.. 80 - n'u'oS,.. y H..
, 1859-03-12

TWO Persons Smothered in a Coni Pit.
cLzyk1Asp, March ll-Oa Wednesday after
noon TWO men naued Dams and Wooley, met
with hcrEihse dessh in q coal pit usar the hne
Of the Cleveland i Mahoning Railroad 1t Brier
Hill The pit belongs to Col d. Tod, and ia
$50 feet ds:p. The two men vera q: the bottom
OF tho pi1 when the ire damp caught from the
candles on their hats. The unfortunate men At-
tempted to escape, but wese aimoss Immediately
amothered. Oae WAS found on the ladder about
ten sseps from .ne bottom, and the other shout
hve steps, both desd- DAVIS leaves vile
and fouS Children. Wqoiey WA not married. :.
, 1859-03-12

Joax G. SA1x.-Ou account Of the verT IN
P'eaaant stats of the westhes when Mr. Ss1e
delivered bis popular lecture on Lore in this
city, few weeks sgo, be has. At the request of
many Of bis trfends. consented to repeat it At
Metropolitan Hall on Tuesday evening next.
, 1859-03-12

9o1s OF AALrA.-A special meeting Of The
Sons will be held this evening At headquarters,
corrsr of Wells sud Sauth Water streels. Nat.
tarr Of importance. Let there BE- full attend
, 1859-03-12
NUMBER 2l5.


M ECHAN1CS INSTITUTE HALL
W. coy2E Clark Ana WAah!us4nu R1sstA oppe1fta
The cout Houea Tte HA1 one 1t lAs ,azxost to -
etNi 0ns9o1 looatsd vel lEatst aud svs.1 Hay eoo-
~ lent 1Ma ses'u1 4 &x.Y ts&k laot and slehSa&A
fte* eida. 1ts tnalt1ss nanbszz e!ef %nA taouaAAd
AAmh.ra &nd. ~ 1AaS ne dairy vt&tng tho 1astaAaL
near Tho Rha{6 nuuaoAt mag ~ u nto An4e
nott4s1 Of anY &eter atnrs@s 10 b hsd ri khe BA
Ad6FnaaP r aATA P1eA 1ahs ol1l1
, 1859-03-12

- AFpeeial mtetIng Of the Board of Mana.
gers OF the City Tract and Missionary Society,
will be bell In the Lecture Room Of he First
BIptis! Church, tits Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock. Tie meeting is called to have report
from the Finance and Publication Committees.
E. F. DrcK1YsoS, Secretary.
, 1859-03-12
Ehip Abandoned at Sea.

BAxs.ox RoAos, Va. March 1.-THE ship
Cherles Holt from the Chincas, reports having
spoken on the 5th OF February the ship CArolus,
bound to Hampton Roads with the Captain,
of1icers and crew OF the ship Civilian, abandoned
cff Cane Horn
, 1859-03-12

Y3r2Tu 0ALLQr.

DEDICATION SkRv1cxs.-By refcrente to the
notice OF the trustees Of ths soush PresbJterian
Church, publishsd in another column, 1t will be
aeen that the nav church ed;tce On the corner Of
Edna Place and Jackson street, is 70 b opened
for divine worship tomorrow. The dedication
ser7iees will be conducted In the morning 1t
half pant ten, By Rsv. R. ". Henry, and Ia she
afternoon snd evening 1t ths usual hour BY Rsr.
Dr.. L. II. Long. From our knowledge of these
reverend divinea we ea1 promise our readers
who may attend on this interesting occasion
rich intellectual treat
TRE RuxAwAr Corr Honz. z.-Mra.. .Aartel. who
ran away from Rockford few days since with.
her husbond's hired man, Jones, 1eft with her
husband aud children for their hons, day OF
two since. Ara- Martel says that tho letter
found upon Jonea vas written By another girl
in r cksord to young man; that she found 1t,
and thinking it auited hsr cass, shs ssnt it 10
Jonea. Ar. Jones after settling The stfair left
The city hJ the frat train tor par.a unknown.
kHDl1a WooD.--0ur energetic friend of tho
City Kiudlin2 Wood Company, says hs hss .
lsrRe quantity of dry pine findlines, which be
will b. glad to deliver to cuatoners for The mod
erste sam Of 81 load. All orders LEFT a Nor
sis L Hyds's, corner Of Dearborn and WsshfpR-
ton s.rsst1, will meet with prompt attention.
- * --
LnsEuR. 70 LApus- Tho fourth of tha pres-
ent coorse 'of Mn, Markham Wheeler,s tpc4ures
safore sbs -hdi<a Of tae North eide At ths New
England Charos, conner Of Indiana nd wolcott
, 1859-03-12

WnxKtER j. W1lsoS's S1w1xo MAcx1sHs.-
North Western 0tico. 167 and l69 Lake street,
ChicsRo. Gko. r Ca1rTaxpKx.
mht3N General Agent
, 1859-03-12

Cash paid tor Lad!es aod Gentlemen's 5
ietsot wearing apparel Address Mrs D.,
Box 4l16, chicago Post Office. mh11.3t*
, 1859-03-12

t. Grover Il Baker's new and uuequalied
FANNY Sewing Mschines at $50. ITS and 800
with freight added Hemmers IS additional.
fresh supply will be opened this day.
Il. ALEXANDER, Agent,
mh6 1wk cssl 186 Lak.sk, up stair1.
, 1859-03-12

Whole enonaber Of votes, 1
GAapeE Hutt


lies
This ballot wRs carried on amid tho greatest
excitement, and the result Was greeted with
tremendous spplsuse By the friends Of the sue
cesstul candidate. A resolution to make the
nomination unanimous WAS adopted, with few
dissea,s
The Convention then went into formal hal
lot for aeecond candidate fur Clerk Of tho Su-
perior Court. The following was the result Of
tho
, 1859-03-12
THE srATE-sTRHHT TRAGEDY.
TRIAL OF FRANCIS BUSCH
. -. FoR TIE -
MUR DER, OF JAMES dAGER. q


Cook cnur1T CouR1 Or CoxnoN PLEAs, FK1Ru-
ARR TsRx, 1859. Jupas Joax u. Wusox
RAKa1pMa.
, 1859-03-12

E Tbs next regular mset:ng Of the Aer.
caullIe Literary Union will be held On Saturday
evening, March l2sh, 1859, Mt 7 O'Clock, in Bry-
ant, Bell 4 Ssraiton's College Hall.
J.. q FaRsxLl, President.
W4. n. CRuGH7ox, Secresary.
, 1859-03-12

- VPoH1"E 01 tHc 01u"1s
We 1farn By dirpa!eh from J. B. Pra1tou,
Canal Superintendent at Loctpors. that the CO.
nal viii ba opened IN The l7,b far boats draw.
ing four feet and lou. irchea or less.
, 1859-03-12

, V1{1dsr1s Patent 9a1anaandeT aafs1.
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PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
Important Suit under the General Bank
ting Law.

Oar 6capc;a' and bueioess reAderA will End
the detas,s Of III important suit ulder our Gen.
eral BankirK i4-u. nov pending in ,be Supreme
Court 4; Springfield. in the Money article on
the fourth puge.
, 1859-03-12
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to got any report tonight. RxPoszEn.
, 1859-03-12

P1kE's PEAk.-Trunks, vatlsea and travelling
bags. manufactured expressly for trip to the
Gold Mines st ", l. q. =. Wright's 81 and 219
South Clark street. fel9-2m.
, 1859-03-12

Commemorative Rsrc in error in stating that
Rev. D. G. Lett was pastor Of colored Methodist
C1u1ch. Such Il no. the fset.
, 1859-03-12
LOCAL: MATTERS.

Of age, born vita natural gift in the civ Of
Montreal, Canada, Will cali the attention Of the
citizens Of Chcago that be can curo Ill kinds OF
Rheumatism and aii other diseases Instantly, with
out the use OF medicine nd without pain. He is
expected t6Stop Init short time, and If any per-
sou or persons afflicted with such diseases will
please ca1 Professor smit, where they will find
Iumeaiate relieye. Such an opportunity Is rare-
II met With. II is great curiosity to see him
work. Many baso almost been raised from the
dead can testify to his miraculous powers OF heal.
ing al diseases. Of1ce-So. 199 Washington
street, Chicago
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@~ A9e advertisement Of Boudoir, Sewing Ma.
chimes. II Lake street. ia4-ly-b906