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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

Pixies OPERA HoUsE.-A very fair and ap-
preciating audience was gathered on the Occa-
sion of the Mammoth Concert last evening.
Madame Pauline COlson elected much applause
in her rendition of the difficult part assigned
her in the celebrated Stabet Mater. She was
also very happy in her rendition of the French
Laughing Song, and responded to hearty
encore. She is most decidedly favorite among
our opera gOers. Mile Parodi and Nine
strakosch were both in good voice and much
applauded. The Duett, from Tropatore by
SignOr Brignoli and Mime Strakosch, was gem.
Herr Mollenhauers performance on the violin
cello, was indeed wonderful, reminding one of
the lamented Herr Knoop. Tonight benefit
of Mile Parodi, on which occasion will be pro-
duced Verdi's chef d. Ouvre Ernani, Mile ParOdi
as "Elvira,"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01
PRICE ONE CENT.

CUTTING AFFAIR IN FULroN-A man named
Bernard Plunket, about year ago had diff
Guilty with Neal Conway. Since then Conway
has been using some language of a not very
delicate character, in regard to Plunket's wife,
which incensed him so that a few days ago
they quarreled again, which resulted in wound
ing Conway in the face and neck with a knife
quite seriously. The case was yesterday be-
fore the Police Court; but as Plunket, by
number of Witnesses, showed good character,
he was held in the sum of $500 for his appear
apce at the next term of the Court of Common
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01
ms-sTRIKEOF THE BURR MILL

STONE MAKERS.-The members of the Burr Mill.
Stone Makers Association met at Arbeiter Hall yes
terday morning. The meeting was called to order by
the President, when the following reports sub
mitted
From M. sTRAUB.-Said that the employers in this
busineSs would meet again the 3lst of March, and
that If he could not agree with them, he would
promise with his hands, and make a bargain with
them, and would have nothing TO do with others
FROM JonN BRADFORD; Says that he will pay as
much as Mr.. Straub, or James Bradford.
From JAMES BRADFeRD. - Says that he does not
want hands to work for him unless he is allowed to
set their prices.
FROM Mr.. CoCHENs.-wiIl pay as much as any man
in the CITY, but is not willing to pay every In his
shop 50 per day.
From w HAMMER.-He was willing to pay one man
in his shop So per day.
50 per day.
Resolved, That we will meet again at Arbeiter Hall
on the LIST Of April to hear further reports from the
Committee.
Resolved, That every member of the Association be
requested TO attend.
HERMANN sCHwEGMANN, Cor. sec'y.
CARLOS ZEIKER, Financial Secy
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

CROSS SUITS BETWEEN BROTHERS LAW.
John H. Richardson made complaint before
Justice Bell, yesterday, against his brother-in-
law, William G. Groves, for assault and battery,
which resulted in ining the defendant S. and
costs. The quarrel originated about the boun-
dary line between their farms, which are stu
ated in Green Township; and it did not end
with one suit but on the contrary promises to
be as long-continued as that of the houses of
Montague and Capulet; for Groves went before
Justice Harris, and upon a warrant arrested
Richardson for provoking breach of the peace,
who was fined 81 and costs. The tables were
then turned again, and Groves was held in
bonds to the amount of 5000 to keep the peace.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01
Names of a few we'Ii5known 5k Persons Cure
DeGRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL.

IotaiIy lmpossiDle TO publish all the Certificates
Mssa%Wats%E1 c1cs Sexton ShSen
18th and Locust SIS, Phila. Nepralgia-Dr. Wood,
james Temple SO South ST. sPsila Group, sE az;
fSyed Sissd: ME oSnnons child Coates Phi Hip
Phia. Frosted Feet, years;.-Mrs: Isaac Channsil,
corn Spd @1R rS eE Edsh D. ss%
!SsP k9R 5ssRs sGf BR 1: &c. ba s EsiF
Martin Mar RSsincSSasts SincS Muea % HI Hill Pha; Desfness
ism, Heipiess-Mrs Dickinson iith and Thompson,
Phila. Ph. Rhegmatism.- Mrs, E., Hutchins, 18th and
Nolan Nolan q S2s & &Shessnuf 81, Phia; RhsamafismT
SSfi Es5S 5 Roth "a saE a.
FfSaSS B4SayWas Wfns s Fs
Gaked Breast. Maryland, Proyidenee, DeiSwsrs,
Gnp PS BoS soSss s@9S
garner Pn;n r 10Th 9Th and Locust ss Phila EeuTaga and
R6epmatsmP Feity, Chestnut Ai Hin, PhiiS sMoi:
sS%ss Nj SG2 North B58d g. BR
EEhe1m%tS%m EdSsn !. JShnsoh Dsnvis Pa 6hiii,
street, 6asrsfRtS msaGT
r WsbIih CITY GETDe e CsthSrns street MIs.
y s1GSsSs da dRsfFsSiDAs FsiHs Il
SSh9IIilderiTA Ro6eson, Columbus, Ga. sprained
n9essmR9bert Ware Atlanta, Ga Spinal Complaint,
y years standing w. Q. Bingby, Montgomery, Ala.
lnnammatory Rheumatism.-D. Elkin, Winnsboro'
So baS5nna Pain in Mddlstcp Lincoln Co.
leigh, N, O. Piles.-John Almonds, Augusta, Ga.
Deafness Thomas e. Cox Atlanta, Ga. Rheuma-
SSenralglsIs. q Price, Roosevelt street, New York
Yain Y In bsck-Wm; LUCAS, 40 Baxter street, New
york; Old Sore.-Wm, Maddox, 10 Suffolk street.
New Y3rs. Eesiness..,;H Woods, sr, Hancock Co.,
ind.; John Taylor, indianapolis, Ind. Rheumatism
Mr. Blanchard zoo 18th street Phila,i John Clin,
Ton, ~ North 9Th street, Phila.; David Strettoh,
Iip p South sth street. John Pible ios Arch street
Phila. Felon.-W. Kincade, "a sth st. Gout-Jns
Logan, George street, Phila. Inhammatory Gont
g; w Humphrey, 5th and Dckenson Streets Phiia
rheumatism. Sarah Sutton, 332 South' 'Fiyhth
street Phils; B stetson Filbert St.. above Eighth,
joint. Draper, 397 Market street Phiia Ernntion
on Head and Swollen Neck Of little child only vcar
old 2Sl 18th street; Avery remarkable cure Burnt
Hand Of son, and Swollen Breast Of wife of D. e. Da
ps, ps, Esl.l Somerset Borough, Pa. Erysipelas and
PPe;H,lSr Ps;,6I RheTmatis%; Mr.. Williams, Msrehsnt
that may be seen and talked with by any one. mrSo
A my
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

MECHANICS AND MANUFACTURERS EXCHANGE.
The officers of the Mechanics and Manufac-
turers' Exchange have postponed the formal
opening of the organization, which was to have
taken place yesterday, for a few days. This
was deemed necessary from 1he fact that the
arrangements of the rooms were not completed,
and further, in order to give sclat to the enter
prise, it is the intention to have an oration
delivered on the occasion of the opening, the
orator, as yet, not having been selected.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

BURGLARY ON GEORGE STREET.-A house oc-
cupied by man named Henry Kirman, and
situated on George street, between Elm and
Plum, was burglariously entered night before
last and S16 or 500 worth of wearing apparel
stolen therefrOm, together with silver cup,
which had been awarded TO relative of the
occupant of the house, by some agricultural
fair, which had been held in the State of New
York. 1t is hoped that the cup, which was
peculiar in its make, will lead to the detection
of the thieves.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

MAN THROWN FROM A BUeeY.-Quite an
elderly gentleman named Pitcher, who, we be-
lieve, resides in the Seventeenth Ward, was
thrown from his buggy yesterday, on Front
street, opposite the Rolling Mill. The horse
becoming fractions ran the vehicle over and
threw the driver into pile of brick, cutting
his head, diSlocating his shoulder, and break
ing his left hand. In consequence of his age
and feebleness, it is thought he will hardly re-
cover.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAHcE.-A bow, aged
about thirteen years, son of D. P. Lowe, a ma
chinist, who resides on Congress street, near
st. Philomena's Church, mysteriously disap-
peared, about the first of March, and has not
since been heard from. He was in the habit of
going to the river to play with some other boys,
and it is feared he has been drowned.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

FRED. MoLFoRT, driver on the Sedamsville
omnibus line, was yesterday held to bail in the
sum of 5000 in the Police Court, to keep the
peace toward George Langdon, the driver of an
opposition line, and the balance of mankind.
Fred. threatened to put an abrupt termination
to Georges existence, and that person, not feel
ing inclined to shuttle off this mortal coil, had
Fred. arrested.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

Ericsson's New Calorie Engine, by
which this paper is printed, proves a success.
1t runs Hoes lightning double cylinder press,
throwing of three thousand impressions per
hour, at an expense, for fuel, Of one cent and
q half per same time. Our press and eng CINE room
is open to the public at 10 o'clock P. NJ. Ladies
and gentlemen, welcome
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

AN unfortunate girl, whose reputation foi
chastity has for some time been mythical, took
off the hat of an acquaintance on Fifth street
night before last, and ran away with it. He
followed and caught her, knocked her down
and beat her most brutally, although there
were some others, shat like men, in the vi
cinity of the occurrence. Beating a woman is
a crime which should never be forgiven.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

MARY ANN WILSON, living on Western row,
above Clinton street. fell down fight of stairs
yesterday afternoon, dislocating her right shoul-
der, and otherwise receiving injuries to an
extent rendering her condition precarious.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

TIE agent of DeGrath's Electric Oil claims
that he is the original man with the broad
brimmed hat, and, further, says that he can be
found at the Gait House, where he will cure
rheumatic pains free of charge.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

In the Second Ward there is to be warm
contest for Councilman on Monday. The In
dependents have brought out DR.. o. NJ. Lang
don, popular gentleman, against the regular
nominee, Mr.. Mack.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

SINGULAR THEFT.-Some persons, night be-
fore last, by raising the grating in the pave
ment, entered the cellar of drinking house
on Vine street, above Fifteenth, and stole
three barrels of lager beer, which they carried
Of, and we presume spent yesterday in drink
ing. Theirs must be love of the aforesaid
beverage which can not brook denial.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01
BOARDING.

ROARDING-0ne or two Gentlemen can
AO secure pleasantly furnished room with good
board, in private family where there arc but few
boarders at No. 1O7 Longworth street, between Elm
and Plum. Terms moderate. apl-B~
R0ARDING - One pleasant, unfurnished
~ front room, on second foor-for a gentleman
and wife, with board. Also, room, with board, for
two single gentlemen, at No 239 Race street. above
Sixth. Reference required. mr3l-3t
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

ALMOST DRowNED.--A servant girl, who re-
sides in the family of Frank Lewis, on the
CheyiOt Turnpike, about three miles from the
city, day or two ago fell into cistern, which
was almost full of water, and would have been
drowned had not "a man, who was working near,
ran to her assistance. She was hurt quito
badly by the fall of earth and brick, which by
giving way was the cause of the accident.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

The steamers Lehigh and Jacob Traber left
our port last evening for st. Louis, loaded with
passengers, the most of whom are destined for
Pixies Peak; among them were number of
CincinnLtians.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

JUDGE PRUDEN yesterday fined Henry Tier
nan $40, and sentenced Peter Ritter to Jail for
eight days for numerically beating Peter
Chrisman.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01
na- SIXTEENTH WARD. -

Republican and other voters of the Sixteenth Ward
who think they not properly represented on the
Ticket made on Monday evening, and who opposed
TO the corrupt Democracy, requested to meet at
Skaats Hall, corner of Eighth and Freeman streets,
THIS EVENING, at ~ o'clock, for consultation
and such action as shall be deemed necessary Its
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

POLICEMAN NORMAN was fined So by the Po-
lice Judge, yesterday, upon charge of oppres-
sion in office, viz, Handwriting Constable Hill
(who was arrested for disOrderly cOnduct) to a
negro, and taking him in that manner from the
Hammond-street Station-house to the Court
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

CHARLES LEEDS, for purloining ham, was
sentenced by Judge Pruden, yesterday, to
thirty days imprisonment.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

CANDIDATES for Police honors are as thick
around the City buildings during the day, as
flies around molasses barrel in June.
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Local n ewS.
Departure of Trains,

CINCINNATI, HAMILTON q DAYToN-6:OO A, M, $40
Am, 430 p. NJ. $40 P. NJ, Hamilton Accommo-
dalton.
p. M, Louisville Express.
lEpikSAPoIIs A. POLL CNeINsATIa6A. NJ, 4:l5 P. M. 500
LITTLE MIAMI-9:O0 A. M, 4l5 P. M, Ii:3O f M
CIEcINNALI, MARIETTA y PARKERsBUR0-From East
Front-Street Depot-630 A. M, $3.50 p M
CINCINNATI, WILMINGToN & ZANEsvILLE-From East
Eront-Street Depot-9 A. NJ, 4:l5 p. NJ.
4:30 p. M. ~ WV ' A''
ANDERSON, KoKoMo &LoaANsPoRT-From Cincinnati.
Hamilton Dayton Depot-6:OO A. M.
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1g- See interesting Local News Oh
Third Page.
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THANKs to Adams Express for Eastern pa
pers in advance of the mails.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER


LEWIS BAKER, Sole lessee; d. A. BARzEDAs, Stage
Manager w. O. TRUMPBoUR, Treasurer.
BENEFIT OF MIR. HENRY sEDLEY,
The young American Comedian, who will appear in
conjunction with the distinguished artistic,
MRS. c. N. SINCLAIR,
Late Mrs. Edwin Forrest.
FRIDAY EVENING, April lst, will be acted the
excellent play, in five acts, called the
MARBLE HEART.
Act 1-Characters in Prologue aud Dream
ItPhidlas, MIR. Henry Sedley; Georglas, Mr.. Letting.
we'll Diogenes, Mr.. Naale; Alcibades, Mr.. Mortl.
Cook 1-'
Characters IN I'd, Sd, 4th and 9Th acts.
=, Raphael, Mr.. Sedley; Lord Merton, Mr.. Wallace
Mons. Voltage, Mr.. Maggie; Frederick DeCourcy, Mr.
willis viscount Chateaumargaux, Mr.. Morfimer
Mons Veaudore, Mr.. Leffingwell Marie, Miss Dc
SSouEey; Mile Marco, (the Marble Hearty Mrs G. N
To conclude with the laughable farce called the
CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH.
Viscoupt de Sgny, Mr.. Mortimer; Baron Wander.
potter, Mr.. Rainford; Krstina, Mrs. Griffin; Katryn
Mrs. Julia Jones.
In rehearsal and will shortly be produced, "Court
and STAGE" and extremes Meet"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nss- -ORCANIzATTON MEETIN

NNHSo
RALLY, OPPOSITION V0TERSl-Ihe Opposition
voters Of all the Wards will meet at the usual places
OF holding Primary meetings, THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock, for the purpose of Organization and prepa-
ration for the grand rally of Saturday night.
apl-A EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

MRs. CARTER, 90 EAST FOURTH ST,
1I,i,, has ON hand full assortment Of fine French
Leg-HOrn, Fine straw and Pamela Ron.
Aoss' apl
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re- Y. M. M. L. A.-THE REGULAR

Quarterly meeting of this Association will be held in
the Merchants Exchange TUESDAY EVENING,
April 5h, at halfpast O'Clock. A full attendance il
requested as the Board will call for expression Of
the will of the Association regarding the Christy
Cabinet ]. L. TALBOT, Rec. Sec'y.
m
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

EN0R RENT-Ro0MS-Se rooms in a
II Brick House; and, also, a Cottage suitable for
mechanical purposes or for families, Bank Alley,
between Third and Fourth streets. First house East
above the Lafayette Bank. Apply on the premises.
mr29-B%
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Democratic Ticket,

8
Mayor,
WM. j. FLAGG.
Judge of Superior Court,
vi. w. OLIVER.
City Solicitor,
WM. II. FORREST.
Judge of the Police Court,
IL. IL. ROWEhANIP.
City Treasurer,
JAMES JOHNSON.
City Auditor,
s. ;. McGIBBONS.
City Civil Engineer,
SAMUEL w. IRWIN.
Prosecuting Attorney of the Police Court,
j. +. HOY.
Clerk of the Police Court,
JOHN O'DOWD.
Oity Commissioner,
HORACE G.. BIGELOW.
Trustee of Water Works,
GEORGE WILTSHIRE.
Wharf Master,
SAMUEL PURCELL.
Market Master,
THOMAS HOBAN.
Director Of City Infrmary,
#. SIEFORT.
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Gs- s-ADVERTIsE IN THE HOOsIER
STATE. Lawrenceburg, Ind. mr26-AWt
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WANTED.

WAN WANTS" "FoR SALE" "To LET" LOST"
~ ~ &c N ths column occupying three lines
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02
9fatks.

In Warren. at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. Jan. 18th. at
the residences OF her father. Miss ELIZABETH
A BURTON. aged % Years. I mos, &c days
frUm "A severe attack - of Typhoid Fever.
A dutifu, and ob-dienC daughter; kind and
aft elionate sister; firm. tue Trend; WHOSE chief
delight was To make home happy.
Died ut his home in Johnston, on the 18th
inst. Elder CALVIN SMITH, 81. Cousumption,
in the 10th year of has age.
He was a faith ful Minister of the Gospel of
CHRIST for more than IL Years before his death,
preaching Christ TO the public congregation and
from house TO house, during the whole period of
hIs ministry. 18th the exception OF a few mouths
continrm mt with sickness. aud even then his
breath was spent in exhorting to faithiulness,
the many, many friends that called upon him
And his lille was an impressive exrmpli6eatiOn
of the worth. and excellency of the christian re-
ligion His was a well balanced character. at
home AMI abroad. in public and priva' e, he was
the same humble, active, Jealous christian.
And although the time of his labor
were comparatively brief; the results are suf-
fcieht to crown a long life with glory. He pre-
ach-d and held forth the word OF life" in the
following Stats besides his w Conn. Vermont
N Y. Penn, Virginia, Indiana. Mich, Iowa
and Wisconsin. and as the immc Iiat- results of
his Efforts NOR than loo persons were added
10 the church of Christ. And his death was a
e 1Ing close for such a life AS his body became
Weak his faith grew strong: and that we'll
mona ny m commencing On Jordan's stormy
bank | stand" became to him more than poetry
II religious reality, He selected his funeral
iiom Rev. Ia Is. Blessed are the dead
die in the Lord from henceforth. Yea saith
The spirit, that they NAV rest from their labors
and their works do follow them He left a dear
to mourn his loss. but they weep not as
hose who have no hope. COMMUNICATED.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02

up which he seemed anxious to vent upon
the heads of his better fed neighbors.
aimed q heavy blow g; them By Offering
to amend. by adding. "that no person
weighing more than two hundred pounds
should ever be q member Of such insIi
buttons. The pordy gentleman from
Wuod. sprang 10 his feet,
TIL reofsn' r.licrs a did dirl,"
and demanded 10 know whether the gen
tlemen intended TO be personal; bu. the
gavel of the chairman brought him to
his senses. and restored quiet for a mo
ment. The grnlleman from Mrigs. was
very tesllessj it was thought the power
of gravitation alone kept him in his seat.
but | could Sc nothing like gravity
about him, and think, perhaps. there
NAV have been some other reason for BIS
silence and o performance. Bat, gust
at this particular point, to The grest re
l'ef of the men of ''ue,ght and nhu
rnce,' the Chair decided I e amend
ment "ou, Of ord-r," because it wa
Iegisla,ing against a clc.,s. The gentlr
man from Mshonin:g, ruled the Chair
out of order. and after q glance at hi.
own slender proportions. seemed to
chuckle over the id.s that he would suffer
nothing from the amendment. and advo-
Gated it with lis usual eloquencr, unul
the Chair "csme down." and the amend
msnt was carried by a large vote, when
the comniltee rose and the House ad-
iourned,
N, n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02
REGISrE OF RURAL AFFAIRS

FOR 1859.
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ESGRAvISGsl
Abstract Of Contents.
|. Farm Management-Mr. Thomas Prize Es-
say-Re-written and Amplified, with
Eighteen Engravings.
IL Country Dwellings-with Twenty-Five En-
cravings
Ill. Furniture and Rural Structure of Iron
T~hirty-two Engravings.
~ Undea dralning-A very Complete and F.
Elaborate Ar;icle-with Twenty-eight En-
cravings
V. Culture and Varieties of the Pear-with
Twelve ERgravings.
vi. Other Fruits-wIrh Eight Engravings.
VII. Rural Ecnnumy-Thre, Engravings.
Viii List OF Nurseries-Seyen EngrayIngs.
TX The Verhena
X Management of Poultry-Six Engravings.
Al. Rural hIscellany-FUur Engravings.
1t will be Seen frum tins abstract of the con-
tent of the illustrated Annual Register that it
has been prepared with special regard to the
wants of our rural population. and We hazard
little IN saying that, like Its predecessors. it will
afford more valuable information on several of
the subjects on which it treats. than h. 3 ever be-
fore BEEN presented at % small q cost The chap
tiers on similar subjects to those which have APP
peared IN previous numbers are designed to be
in continuation, and not u repetition of the arti-
Giles issued before. The previous numbers may
always be obtained from the Publishes, and
the whole will form an invaluable series for the
Farmer, and tor every resident in the country
Price % cents each The first three Numbers,
for 1886 and 81, have been reprinted on lar
ger and better paper. without the Calender pa
ges and Advertisements, forming a very hand
some Volume of 1886 pages, and over 440 Engra-
wings. under the title of "RuRlL AFFAIRs Vol
two of Rural AFFAIRS" will complete the Al
nual Register for lS59-'60. and will appear when
the next number of the Register is ready.
Address all orders or enquiries for the Terms
at Wholesale to
LUTHER TUCKER & SON.
Chhi1GtOT Office Albany. " Y.
From the Lrn lnr .iour-.T
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02
Marriages.

In Monmouth, Illinois. on the 18th inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. Whitman, Mr. SAMUEL NJ.
ICKES Of the former place to Mss ELF BETH
5. MCCARTNEY, formerly Of Green, Frumbull
Co. Ohio.
On the 18th OF August, 1853. on board a
Steam Boat. near the mouth Of the Detroit River.
bv the Rev. G. L. Fn-ter. Mr. JASON HURD.
and ANNA NJ. MILLER. both OF BracevIlIe,
Ohio
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News of the NeighborhOod.

CLEVELAND & MLRoNisG RAILRoAp-
The annual meeting OF the stncknold
ers of this road was held on Wednesday,
when the following Directors were cho.
sen for The ensuing yrsr. .
D vid Tod. r. w. Cunningham.
Charles Smith. Jam IS Msgee. Fre,lerick
Kinsma,, Henry B Perkins, Dudley
Bald win, and Joseph Perkins.
The B ard of DIRECTORS elected the
following officers:
President-Javid Tod.
Vice President and Superinten dant-
Charles l. Rhodes
Secret Ary-Charl-s Pease.
IRE .surer-O. NJ Burke.
Master MachInist-Johu Young.
The following report was presented by
tie President:
To THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Gentlemen: | submit herewith a con
d.nsed statement of the receipts and *
penses of your Road for the years 1851
and 1858. The gross earnings for Iho>,
two wears } ave been as follows, viz:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02
Typographical Errors.

Last week, IN our notice of the death
Of Jacob Perkins. Esq. the types made
Ms say, he was o member of the Con
gressionGi Convention. It should have
been c~onstitutiosas Convention 20 form
q aew State Constitutional
Also in speaking of the appointment
Of Richard Iddings.TE Esq, as Director Of
the o. b P. Canal Company. the paper
stated that the State Of Ohio he'd $780,.
600. OF Stock. Il should have been
4eo or.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02

BEAT THIS IF YOU G NJ wis B
Ne'tle'"n sold 4 pair of five year old Slr-r-
last week which weig ..d more than 46OO
pounds for S275 % These sie-r> were
'aIs~d IN M~dIna county and NJ Ne
Teton challrug $ the ftrm-rs IF The caun
" o beat tn m m 81. hranry. Y
wight a d price. if they can--Heaino
Gazae