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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22
Imports at New York.

The imports of general merchandise at New
York for the week ending 10th inst, have been
larger than the receipts of dry goods, but the total
of both is below the aggregate expected, owing TO
the delay of many vessels now over due:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

E6- NOTICE.-The Post Office will be closed
this morning. at 10 o'clock, and will be opened at
and close at 4 o'clock, p NJ.
jeb 22-lt T. W. ASHBY. p. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

rs The subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens Of Alexandria that he is candidate for
the Office Of Collector Of Taxes for the Southern
District and solcits their votes on the first day OF
March, promising if elected to discharge the duties
faithfully feb 22-eo3t*] WIN III. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

rs JOIN A. FIELD begs leave to remind his
friends that he is candidate for reelection to the
Office now held by him. If it be your pleasure to
re-elect me. promise to redouble my exertions to
give satisfaction. feb 2Z-teN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

FOR the week 1857. 1885, 1852
DRY (icris .......s2l94l73 S299.l26 ST65,5l9
General merchandise 2,ST0IS llSS52S l.a0s,ioI
Total for the week.. 06465I S2.iSS,655 S2.I5,3O6
Previously rep 444l22 nl33.Il5 20,OT7,4 3q
Sine. jan $albos779 sl3,o22O'o ssl,a5274S
Included in the imports for the week are $l5,543
In plate glass; s23,656 in brandy, $5l,72s in gin,
S24.727 in wines, $29,94l in champagnes, $63,635
in cigars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22
A L N A N A C ,
MARINE LIS 7

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-FEBRu Il.
ARRIVED.
sebr. Greenland, Elzey, Richmond shorts to
Davy Harmon.
MEMORANDA.
90 .rr;ved at Holmes Hole 18th inst.
scLr West Glen, Morse, from Gloucester, LOT
Mi. MORT. arrived at Tarpauln Cove l7th inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PRO
j PEETY.-Will be sold ut auction, on SNt.,
day. tie Jh day Of March merton the premise,
THE DOVER MILL property, lying on Little
River on the Ashby's Gap Turnpike, between Mid
dleburg and Aldie in Loudoun county, late the pro
:.st perty of Benjamin Hixson. These MILLS
TUT are so we'll known that n particular descrp
ton is deemed unnecessary. Attachedto the MGR
chant and Country mills, (Which are large and sub
stantal stone structures) IL valuable SAW MILL.
The water power is strong and never failing
There is u comfortable Miller's HOUSE, and sta
bles, with good garden attached, which with other
grounds, comprise some two or three acres.
sale Of this property with other real estate, be
longing to Benjamin Hixson, was made by the sub
scribcr as trustee under deed Of trust executed by
said Hixson and wife, which sale made on Ito
3lst of March, 1853, and the terms of the said snlb
not having been complied with as to said mill pro
perty the sale now advertised becomes necessary.
The terms will be twelve hundred and Fifty dol
Lara in hand, and the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest from sale, the tito to hs
withheld, till payments are made.
This property has been regarded as ono of tho
mos valuable milling establishments in the county
Selling AS Trustee, 1 will convey such title -
vested in me- VIM. ROGERS, Trustee.
Louioun county, feb 7--eo's
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOUDOUN LAND
Il
berland George Orrison to me- for purposes therein
mentioned, dated lst of January, 1857, and OF re
cord in the Clerks Office OF the County Cour; of
Loudoun will soil in front Of the Court House. ri
public auction, on Tussday, the l2h d0y ~ AprH
1859. court day. the TRACT of LAND. upon
which the said Orrison now resides, lying ~ said
County, on the Potomac river adjoining the binds
of A. IL. Rogers. Elijah White, W. s. Gray, and
others, and containing about l72 ACRES.
S=m.A4 This tract has upon il II good two-st"ry
eaig. DWELLING HOUSE, Corn House, Black
slnith Shop Stable, and other out-buildings, and
from its fertile SOIL fine timber and close proyimi
ty to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and Bnlii-
more and Ohio Railroad, is very desirable property
TERIs.-0ne third cash, one third in twe!Hc.
and the other third in eighteen months from tho
day Of sale-the purchaser to give bonds with al.
proved security for the deferred payments, bearing
interest from that date The title to said land IL
believed to be good, aud will be retained tiH tho
purchase money is all paid.
I.ouloun county. feb 4-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

"Hang out yonr banners on the o"trard 'Oalt,
cry Is still they come"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

STATUE OF WAsHING1oN.-It has been de-
cided that the Mills's equestrian statue Of
Washington shall be placed in the Circle, "
in Washington, 30 called, upon Pennsylva'
mia avenue, near Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

LEcTrRE.-The Rev DR.. f. Yates Reeves,
the distinguished and popular lecturer, is
again to visit our city and will lecture for the
benefit of the Youths Home Missionary So,
ciety, at the Methodist Protestant Church, on
Friday night "The Poets Of the Sanctuary"
is to be the subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

Mr.. III. o. CLArGHroN, has been chosen a
delegate to the Sunday School Teachers
National Convention, which meets in Phlla-
delphia, to-day, by the Sunday School of the
Second Presbyterian Church of this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

brseA mas says that one IL HI
1Vnls, WIEN ccrn, y kes one peck at time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27
Success 4 N. Collins, the eminent Irish Com
= ROGERS
SSsss MUSEUM AND AMPHITHEATER.

spalding Rogers TWO CIRCUsSEs,
Hho New Orleans and European Circusses,
Tor the season, each singly extensive any
n Americas and coEbned surprising anything
HOLID Al FESTIVAL PERFORMANCES every night at
u and MD Day Entertainments SATURDAY, SUNDAY and
MONDAY MOONS December 81 and January LIST and 3D. in all
Of which the palm Of superiority Will be closely
tween he rival altistes Of the two compnnies
Female Equestranism by Mile IOYAIsE and Miss ATE
QRMOND Acrohatics by Mons. FR ANCSIS SIEGRIST and
Mons. AuGgSIE SIEGRIST Difficult Horsemanshp by
FRANK BARRY and JOHN JOHNSON Scenic Horsenar
ship ~ TON MYRTH and GEORGE SARGENT Clowning
BY jim REYNOLDS ard HI DAY; Gymnastics by JOHN
kEkFE and E. N, PEPPER Equibria BY Mons MARTIN
10 s, with me largest most superb and best
aren, p cents to mid day performances.
The MUSEUM Jsdnison g cents is open from 10 A. NJ
Q 10 NJ with the GRAND AQuARIA, Ocean and River
GaIdeis. MINIATURE STEAMSHIP, MECHANICAL. Or
CHESTkA, and LOO, 600 other cuiiosities.
49.AUGTI0N SALE-The Team Horses Wagons Carriages
and Harness Of the New Orleans Circus sold on favorable
and without reserve b Montgomery Smith on anu
9ry = see CataAgucs. d27 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
A MORRISON 4 BLESSINGS
VIEW AND sUPERB
PIzoToeRApHIc & DAGuERRrorYpr
ska.. SALOON
No. 81 Camp street.
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
OPPOSITE THE rIcAYUNE OFFICE
We beg leave inform patrons and the pub
ic that removed from 1874 Canal street tn The aovo
named commodious building which we have fitted and fur
nshed in suitable style, with the
Largest sky-Light In the city,
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
SPLENDID pARLoR AND DREss1Na-goox.
Exclusively LADIES' and
LARGE STUDIO for our Painters.
Together with all necessary rooms and convenience ,
the execution of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
Miniatures and Portraits known I, the.r,
THE SMALLEST zocKEr
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN OH.
PHOTOGRAPHS Life Size, made by the new soLARC CAM
ERA PROCESS
PHOTOGRAPHS Oh Visiting Cards, by the hundred.
PHOTOGRAPHS all intermediate Sizes
PHOTOGRAPHS, all szes untouched.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Oil Coors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Water Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Pastel Colon,
PHOTOGRAPHS Touched in India Ink
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Daguerrectypes Ambro-
types Paintings Drawings etc., and in any style
PHOTOGRAPHS taken n Groups Of Families.
PHOTOGRAPHS taken Of Buildings in any part CITY,
DAGuERREoTYPEs taken in all their beauty and nerssc
ton.
DAGUERREoTYPEs taken Of deceased persons. mart
Of the city.
Ahhhofffks taken on new and improved plan upon
talc plates thereby obyiatng the danger breaking
AMBRoTYPEs transferred Paper or Leather letter SIZE
for mailing
ANY, EVERY AND ALL STYLES
Miniatures and Portraits
Too numerous to enu.nera.e here
Gallery OPEN free the entire year. Sundays ex
cepted)
Prices any similar establishment In the city,
Perfect given in all cases, or no charge will be
made.
None but the best Artists employed this establishment
and the public may safely give a trial.
Constantly on hand
-
Of
Fancy Cases. Frames, etc.
GOLD LoCKETs, PINS AND TRINKErs,
ANDERSON BLESSING,
No. 81 Camp street,
Corner Commercial Place, New Orleans
ANDERSON s. BLESSING,
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M" Alcohol, 50 and 95 per cent. -
Ialsam Copaiva,
Balsnm FIR a.....
Balsam Tolu,
Blue Mass p. and ".
Blue Mass, Eng.
Peruvian Bark, red.
Peruvian Bark, yellow.
Borax refined.
Calomel P and W.
Calome, Eng.
Nitrate of Silver, pure.
Nitrate of Silver, crystal.
..". Chloroform,
Cloves,
Copperas,
Corks, Bottle and Vial
snlph Ether.
Chlorc Ether .
Spirits Ether, Nitrous.
Extracts for FLvoring,
Extracts Medicinal, solid and fluid
Tunnels, assorted.
... l 1singass, assorted.
Gum Arabic Nos. /. ands
Gum Aloes,
Gum Fnds,
Gum Opium Turkey.
Gum Drops assorted.
Hops, new crop.
Indigo
Ink Black assorted sizes. ..
Iron, Preparations of Iodine.
Lancets, assorted
Lquorice, Extract.
Logwood Chip and Ext
Aagnesia all kinds.
Mortars assorted sizes.
Nutmegs,
Paints, dry and in oil.
r.m. ''''s.,l",, a.. Nn.s'
Mamma large and small flake.
Iodida potoso An r. ~ r.
Patent Medicines -
Seidlitz Powders, Two gises.
Soda Powders,
Powders Selected assor,ed
sr1h n;a N S
ffsp .faAaoh o. o. Qn,nne,
Colchicum Seed,
Fennel, caraway,
Lotelia and Mustard seeds .....
Ss'l sssin. ms'a n,a AL Sizes
'sinses' sen,
Tannic Acid,
Tooth Forceps ass,d
,,... Aipu'alihs Instruments
Skeletons, Articalated
Sponge Bathing, Cup, Carriage and Surgeons ...-
Vanish Ia,a n'p"'
yarnish, Dernar
Was, fres'' assorted.
eeeu'
rp
~ ~
eou aver WI
ia"e vi,
NJ 49,. Saaf's ana PMS
,,,' 9 " te" ss'iNs "iue'es III 'his iis''
=, oa "A wv ~ ' anu Space 70 enuhera'e our com
Re9 u @ 70 nve ahose Vsng the eity' who need goods
$500 - --, - So o1o u
TREHTSnN \, NrI1ncE
"A
AGENTS FOR THE SAFE or
v II a l. 4 a N " " A
SAI1A" A>NoANhs,
SAw.MJJJS SHAFTINGS GIN cEAprNc
~
Machinery for Mill and Plantation use.
A~0' Aee'ta ior tne sac o.
CLEMoNs BROWN h 9o,s
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GINS
Ixn-
hates Patent Steam Gauges.
M uEIeE STREET
Between ST. Charles and Carondelet Streets New Orleans
The Machinery offered for sale by us Is frs
which have been engaged IN for the Southern
country past twenty years. and it will be found to be
entirely aapted for the uses for which II intended Of mncb
-. - ,.. ~ 80 80 80 ~ " -, - 80, n' v, en
ra,, ad a. a.ee, 1;h, 80. 80 $50 ~ '..'
~ - ;;toa =, ~, ~ - = -, .'A-Ae -
cI ENoNs RRoWH = 90 g rnTTrJr .1ss -, So,
used successfully in yaous pars of the South for sfeen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27


Champagne Wine.
20 baskets Vim Ghicquot quarts;
Is cases J.. pints:
50 Roederer's Imperial and Cabinet;
IS baskets Piper, H. & Co., pints and quarts;
40 cases Oh. Fare Imperial and Cabinet, do.
80 baskets Moet 4 Chandon's
Green Seal pints and quarts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27
DHILIP RAIINI, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS
Richmond, Virginia,

PHILIP RAHM. EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond, Virginia,
MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Sugar Mills Saw Mills, Grist Mills.
Large and Small Draining Machines.
Pumps, of all sizes and descriptions
shaftings, Couplings, Pulcys Hangers Boxes Of al
sizes
Locomotive Flues and Cylinder Boilers.
sliingle, fath and Planning Machines
Tobacco Screws and Fixtures, of every description.
Agent for Berger's Boye's Machine ground Saws
Virginia Penitenary Made Axesevery one Of which is
fully guaranteed.
Fl. NJ. Smiths Celebrated Straw Cutter
Ny Machinery has received the highest testimonials given in
the United States Experienced be sent TO erect
Machinery sell when desired of the purchaser
discovering that the article what represented it can
be returned at my expense.
Orders communications addressed to the undersigned
through the Post Office, will meet with prompt attention.
An Illustrated Catalogue, containing List Prices Certi
Gates etc. will be sent by mail postage paid any desiring
PHILIP RAHM,
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works.
in New Orleans 81 ST. Charles street. oil 2p6-ial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

FAIRY PROLOGuEl
Fairies the old school, proud Of their family
complaint:
0Defon. BITS Preson
I1ania Miss Leclerc,
49, fuck Mrs. Lefhngwcl.
go Ariel Miss Preston.
LATER DAY FAIRIES,
Strong, hard working, useful little things at all proud
Home Mrs. II. Bland.
Cradle Miss Hannah Gale.
The Cricket Mrs. Seymour.
SYNOPSIS OF THE SCENERY
Act /. Scene l.
Fairy Deyision of the Cottage Of Far at Sea-
Dot John and lilly their change (by
Fairy Infuence 10 Dots Cottage acknowledged as most
wonderful Mechanical Efect.1
Act H. Scene I.
Winter Village in which is situated Dwelling Of Caleb
Scene II.
Interior Of Caebs Cottage with Of the House of
and Surprising Change the Barn =
formerly most interesting and beautiful TABLEAU.
Act III. Scene l.
Dots Cottage-cHARACTER DANCE and
FAIRY TABLEAUi
14-For further particulars. small bills
be secured three days in advance d26 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

o cpea 4 quarter before O'Clock. Curtains rise 4.
lk1E1l1k1 O'Clock precisely,
Once open for securing Private Boxes and ChaiYs
las1 A. ~ untiI 4P. n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

Beef.
20 hi. bbls. Davis Extra Family MESS BEEF.
80 F. N. BEEF;
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PERPENDICULAR.

~ GRAND FANCY DRESS "a
- And 6Y
a. Masked BALLS E1S
s At the @
n . \ H Hall.
81. Charles street.
seriss q FOUR BALLS VIII gven the Hall
follows-
First-Tuesday December r.
Second-Tuesday, January II.
Third-Tucsday, February I.
Fourth-Tuesday, February 2l-Mardgras.
Under the direction of the following Managers
John Mckee, wm. =. Holland, A g. Pierport
A. p. tostie, j. G. Nackey, Saml g. Risk,
j. H Clark, T. A. Sears, R. b. Lswrance,
J. G. Wood, All. Donnaud, G. Sontag
A. NJ Ashbridge, Geo. N. Beamsn A. DsSolA,
r Al Bartlett w II. Seaman, j. N. Hernandez
Geo Wood, Jos. Cheliet
Gentlemen wishing Ladies' invitations will leave and
address, with any the above at the Hall where
Positively no Ladies' invitation will be issued the day OF
the bail ms It'll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27
NV W 1, 0P s HOUSE CORNER OF BOURBON

NEW OPERA HOUSE CORNER or BOURBON
TUESDAY NIGHT, Dec n, 1850
VIII X performed Meyefbesr's Grand opers acts, TIE
HUGuENoTs.
sy;ss T..
ance. fsrfOmanee somlnencss At ! O'clock az
ORLEANS THEATER... ORLEANS STREET
TUESDAY, December II, 1859
For the first time, JEAN JEAN, LIE CoNSCRIT-Comc
B s.l il tableauS, BY Ronzan LIE sEcoNDE JEUN
Box ONCE open from s ,s'clock A. NJ to o'clock r NJ
Doors open At 81 o'clock. Performances commences at
rEs oT SION = and
Third Circle, dor people Of color 50 ceuis- All
SpIRITUALIsM. ....sPIRITUALIsnI.
MISS EMMA HARDINGE
VIII lecture at
ODD FELLOWS HALL, ON TUESDAY EVENING 9th
inst. at o'clock
nA comm tee from The audience will name the subject
Ora collection win be taken to defray az It
4 RlIORY HALL. 80. .ARsIoRY HALL.
= ErERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
The Celebrated
Old Folks Concert Troupe.
Twenty Ladies' and Gentlemen,
SPLENDID ORCHESTRA, BAND AND CHORUS
Assisted by
MISS JENNY TwICHELL,
PROFESSOR D. G. HALL,
Mr. R. HALL,
An Of whom appear clad in Costume of n1s Hundred Years
ago will have the honor Of appearing each Evening
their Peculiar and Unique Musical Assemblies
Fircside Rehcarsals.
Reserved Seats 10 censcan be had the Hall during the day
and evening Doors open quarter
sSron WEDNESDAY NOON, Dec q a Grand Matinee,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

VARIETIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET.
III EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
8ss MONDAY EVENING.
VIII be produced rst time in this ciyhavng been in prepa
ration since the the season. with
NEW SCENERY, FAIRY TRANSF CARNATIONS, WON
DERFuL MECHANICAL EFFECTS, ON A NOVEL
PLAN. and BEAUTIFUL MUSIC, the Domestic Play, in
Fairy frame, called AS
ID q Ts
Representing CHARLES DICKENS famous CHRISTMAS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-27

THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH
John Perrybingle Mr. Couldock
Dot, his little wife. ............. Miss c. Thompson.
Caleb Piummer Toy Maker. Mr. John Owens
Bertha, bis blind daughter. Miss Sarah Stevens
Edward Pummer, his ............. Mr.. Copeland
Dots father in which character he will sing
tAULD ROBIN GRAYr....M Mr.. G. Lingard.
lilly Slowhoy. charity girl, who takes
Of the baby. Miss Polly Marshall
Mrs. Fielding, reduced in circumstances In
+ sequence Of crisis in the indigo Trade,
Mrs. w "A. Chapman.
May Fielding, Edwards sweetheart Miss CouldocI
Tackleton, Toy Merchant, Caleb's master,
ss Mr., I.efingwell
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30
Rev. DR.. Bushnell.

This gentleman well known as the disting-
uished and able Congregational divine of
Hartford, Connecticut, having been compelled
to leave his church through ill-health, has
sought Minnesota to recruit his physical ener-
gies, and there is, we understand, strong
hopes that he may make our health re-
storing climate his permanent home, and per-
haps re-engage in his ministerial duties. We
hope that this may prove the fact. The des'
tined great Metropolis of the North West is
Just the point for men of talent and force such
as DR.. BUSHNELL possesses, to exert the great
est amount of influence for the good of thei1
race as we'll as the enhancement of their OWL
regulations.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30
Republican Principles as q Motive
Power.

Douglas county is new county west of
Stearns and Meeker, on the Red River trail.
Its principal settlement is at Alexandria,
This distant county sent delegate to the Re-
publican State Convention. The St. Cloud
Democrat thus notices the movement:
DouGLAs CoUNrY.-This new and flourish
ing county is evidently filling up with m'n OF
intelligence and great energy of character, as
well as true lovers of FREEDOM.
The Convention met at Alexandria on the
18th inst. Joseph A. James, Esq, presided
and j. ii. Vandyke was appointed Secretary.
Messrs. Barr, Frost and Bedman as Commit
tee, reported the name of the Secretary as
delegate to the State Convention, which was
endorsed by the meeting; and they evidently
chose " the right man for the right place. -
When he reached ST. Cloud, Mr.. Vandyke
had, inside of three days, walked ninety miles
on his mission for freedom, through intense
heat success to him and the cause.
Another most distant delegate at the Con
vention was Mr. TIsDALE, of Belmont, Jack
son county, on the Iowa river, towards the BIZ
Sioux. He travelled day after day on horse
back, camping out at night without shelte,
with his saddle for his pillow!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30
The Late King of sweden.

Oscar l., King of Sweden and Norway,
whose death is announced in the Geographic
summary Of the Africa's news, was born in
Paris July 5, 1899. He was the son of King
Charles XIV. marshal Bernadotte) and his
wife Mile Desiree Clary, the daughter of a
Marseilles merchant, aid sister of Madame
Joseph Bonaparte. He assembled the Swedish
throne on the death of his father Qs44.) In
1923 was married in Stockholm to Josephine
Maximiliana, daughter Of Eugene Beauhar,
nais, whose wife was Augusta Amelia, Prin'
cess of Bavaria. His first son, Charles, was
born May 3, 1916, and received the title Of
Duke of Schooner his second, Francis, born
July 9, 1917, Duke of Upland his third
Oscar, born in 1929, Duke of Cortland.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30
Conviction for Murder.

Michael Maher, indicted for participating in
the murder of Patrick Mcclure in Winona in
October last, has been tried and convicted for
murder in the first degree. The Winona
Republican says, that on Monday morning OF
last week, she was brought into court, and
the sentence of death was passed upon him
by Judge Wilson. After some remarks to
the prisoner concerning the awful position
in which he stood, and the terrible doom
which awaited him, warning him to be pre-
pared for the event when it should come, the
Judge sentenced Michael Maher to be execu-
ted on the gall, VS., on Friday, the 18th day
of October next During this scene, the
prisoner manifested some emotion, although
not in an inordinate degree. His counsel, we
learn, have taken all appeal to the Supreme
Court for new trial, which from clrcum-
stances in the case, can hardly be granted
The brother O, the criminal, Patrick Maher,
also under sentence of death for the same OF
fence, awaits the decision of the Supreme
Court now in session, as to whether new
trial shall be granted"