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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07
DRY GOODS. cARPETINo, 60.

T,rIERE.S ONE THING CERTAIN. and
Levy , hss ss ss BE- r0e Goods IL
w. y. nss IN sive LEV a cad beiure purchas.
n elsewhere as he i ho 10 p,sas sr s
VITO f, ,ha many bargains which he has now in
s,ere a. ali OF which will be found to be equally as
cheap as represented and well worth tue attention
s 81 ner bne De Beige AT i2is cts. per yard, worth
See: rs ps TwiIied Blue Flannes az 25c. per yard,
worth si5,c,; 500 dog. pure Linen fldsts at shc.
piece; $50 Marsees Hosoms at l2tse., worth 35c.;
10 rs ward wide upbleached Cotton at Sac, worth
los 40 ps excellent blcached Cotton size, worth
loc 10 ps extra super irish Linen AZ zoe. per yard.
worth 5ac: 30 fine Grass Linen Hdkfs at % cents.
worth 5s,c AT JACOB A LEWIS,
- Is Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07

49, NUITtE. " Q most Respectful q
ekSsss Iy call the attention of our friends. ~
customers, and the public generally. to our -
assortment OF BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS. CAR
PET BAGS. VALlCES, &c, as they Will find the
largest and best assortment of Goods in our line,
expressly for retail. that be found either here
or elsewhere, and az all prices either of our own
manufacture, or of the best Philadelpha and
Eastern work. Please call and examine for your
selves. ALEXANDER HILL & CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
of Roots Shoes &c. No l27 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07
- BOYS AND YOUTHS SEWEO

60 BRU6ANS-ot our own mako, Suitable
for School Shoes; they are neat and substantial.
and will be sold cheap for the quality.
MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO,
Aain and hsfr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07

EUPIEk z CT z III Fur FEN r UULEAkS
IL DIR. sHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only five dollars Every medi-
cal man who has examined this instrument pro-
uounces it superior to all others. If desired, we
will cheerfully refer to any Of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thus aftiict
ed, should procure one, they being durable, and
the cheapest In the end. We will send tins Truss
to any part of the country by Express mail.
For the Truss. or lntarmatlon concerning It, ad
dress g. c. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va.
Persons not knowing US. can send their money to
any merchant or friend IN this city.
The Truss can be had also at Messrs. MEADF&
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH Il JOHNSTON s,
DrupgiStS. mY9-lY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07

TSIEGaNT STuCk OF DRY GOODS
II AT RETAIL OR WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
By recent large additions. We are prepared To
offer our friends and stranp vsItns The FalT;
the best STOCK Of first classTetalilns DRY oooD9
we have -er had.
In FANCY SILKS. we are Offering great bargains
Rich SIX ROBES at SIS. worth 80.
Rich farIs be Lame ROBES.
Large stock French DE LANES -,,,,-o,-c
satin Faced MERIN0FS and Rept MERIN0hS.
VALENTIAS, POPLINS and POLL DE CHEV
Lace and Muslin SETS and COLLARS.
klch De Lame ROBES at 80. worth 5H
Kid 81 OWES, as coed rs Alexander :, ut IS cents
The best Beachod SHIRTlNGS ever sold at 8, 10,
and 1873 cents.
Every artic 2 at the lowest cash price.
-.' piE q iEINS \ 20 M LII Eagls SQUARE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07
LOTTERY.
MOOD, EDDY 81 CO.'S
" SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,
tBI STATE GTR0kITY.l
AppRNNIMhTION pEIZES.

$3.50 Prizes, amounting to..-........---. S6l5 900
Whole Tickets $50; Halves SO; Quarters So;
Elghths 81 50.
The following scheme will be drawn by WOOD,
EDDY 4 CO, Managers of the SPARTA ACAD-
Single Number Lotteries for 1859, in public, under
the superintendent of Commissioners, as fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07

" IMPORTERS Nm DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer a
are supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, of
superior quality. te which call the attention of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07

ELLETT x WEISIGER,

u mo l67 Main street,
SOP POSITE EXCHANG BANK,
Have Just received ALL OF THE LATEST
STYLES OF GENTS FINE DIR ESS HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS. viz: the GARIBALDI.
Z0UAVE, VICTOR EMANUEL. and splendid
assortment of YOUNG CENTS FINE CLOTH
CAPS. Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS,
in great variety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07

lS FAIL SUPPLY. sErYy.,
The attention of the public is re. ElSai
Gspecttuilv asked to nv Fall stock of W. "a
BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS, &c, comprising full
assortment IN every department of the trade. Es-
pecia attention has been paid IN the sele ,rIon of
staple articles and other kinds ada pied to tn whole
sac trade and country merchants VIII consult
their interests by examining my stock bett.e pur-
chasin :, as | am determined to offer great induce
ments to secure portion of that trade cali is
respectfully asked No. 90 Main street. two doors
above T. R. Price & Co. JNO. c. PAGE. JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07

So LADIES WHITE SATIN
szzS3 HEELED SLlPPERS-of the finest
make. Also-White Kid and Satin Slippers with
out heels, just to hand at
MARCUS HARRIS & BROS,
Aai, to he AIia u Hntal.
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soir. Mario ~ degrSA Br.
p. Q. le IL, III b - n. du
mstin. Froid.
r. L. 10 Is. ! 5 b. ~ n. du
soir. MarSe, 100 degrea N
d. Q. 10 Is, 1 2 b. ~ N. d.
soir. Pluie.
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I n Pamphile
81. Aseeasios
3v. Clotilds
As. Quirin
S d. Bouifacs
6 L. Norbert
TN. Msdsrd
sM FSlicicn
81. Marguerite
10 v. Patrice
III s. Jeanne. .. j.
IL D. Penieeofe
Is l.. Antoine de Padoue
IA N. Guy
IS NJ Fr. Regis. Q. T.
l6 J. Avit
IL v. Gervais. Q. T.
ls s. Sylvere. q. +.
l9 D. Trinifk
90 l.. Leufroy
81 NJ. Paulin
22 NJ Audry. s.j.
23 J. Fefe-Diss
"a v. Nat. de .. J. Is.
25 3. Crescent
% D. Ireuee. r.j.
q l.. Pierre ri Paul
2s NJ. .Conv. de g. Paul
% NJ Pier. 8. z.
30 ]. Oct. Fefe-Dien
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JULIET.

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Q. Tonnerre.
p. L. le IA, &c h. SO m. du
Q. Msree, 73 deg. Chaleur.
d. @. le 70, ish. Is IN. du
Q. Pluie.
N. L. le %, 4 8 h. g m. du
8. Ma,ee, l02 deg. Chaleur.
". Anatole
IS. Visit de Ia Vierge
Sd. Zoe
Al. s3e. an. Indtp. amer.
5M. Tranquillin
6M Lucien
~. Elisabeth &.
eV. Zenon
9S. Felicits
10 D. Pelagie
ii L. Guslbert
IAN. ADaclet
13 NJ Bonaventure
IA J. Henry
Is v. N. d. N. Carmel
l6 s. Alexis
u D. Clair
10 L. Vincent dc Paul
I9M. Marguerite, v.
20 M Praxede
2l ]. Madeleine
% v. Apollinsire
% s. Christine. CaRie.
IA D Jacques
25 l.. Anne
rs N. Pantalsion
"a n Nszxire
% j. Msrthe
% v. Abdon
30 s. Germsin rAuxcr.
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AOUT.

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m. Vent.
P. L. le Is, / l0k. 81 m.
du M. Mare. 81 degr. Chal.
d. Q. le 81, ,i7 h. IS m. du
m. Vent.
N. L. 10 "a, 4 II b. II m. du
=. Msree. liz degr. Ton.
l.. Etienne
en-. Stsrhanie
3M Dominique
Al. Emyrde
5v. Trans6g. de- n. 8.
6 s. Gsstan
2 d. Cyrisque
8 L. Romain
ON. Laurent
10 NJ Philomsne-Suz.
IL J. Claire
l2 v. Hippolyte
IL s. Eussbe. s.j.
IA D. Hyacinthe
Is L. Assomptioa
I6 NJ. Names
IL N Helene
ls J. Louis, eveque
10 v. Bernard
20 s. Privat
2l d. Symphorien
% L. Philip. Ben.
% NJ. Barthklemy
"a NJ Louis, roi
Is J. Zsphir. F'is. e"m.
26 v. Cesaire
"a s. Augustin
~ d. Decoll. de s. J. d.
% l.. Rose-Fiacre
30 NJ. Raymond
| 81 NJ Giles
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NovEMBRE.

p. q. le 2, 4 10 h. ls M. du
mat. Beau.
p. l. 10 10, i sh. 4 m. du
mat aarse, 90 deg. Pluic.
ID. q, 10 l7,i7 b. s m. du
mat Froid.
N. l.. le -, S7h. - m. du
mat. Maree, ~ deg. Pluie.
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JUN.

N. L. le l, / ! b. 10 IN. du
m. Maree. go deg. Pluie.
p. L. le z, 1 4 h. AZ m. du ..
p. L. le Is a4h. ~ min.
du m. Maree, IS deg. Orage.
ID. Q. le %, / 6 b. 81 N. du m
N. L. le 80. 1 8 h. 40 m. du
mat. Maree, 81 deg. Beau.
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pxpARrEMExr De la JUSTICE DEs ETATs-USIs.

Circuits JUICES Presidents
Maine. N-Hampshire. Mass ct r. l., Curtis
. Vermont, Connecticut ct New. York. Nelson
. NewJersey Ct Pennsylvania. Grief
Delaware Marylspd ct Vrgne Taney.
Aabsma, Louisiana ct Kentucky. Campbell
Caroline du Nord Caroline du Sud ct George Wayne
: Ohio Indiana Illinois ct Michigan, Mclean
Tennessee et Missouri, Catron.
M;sGss;pi et Ark,psas Daniel.
CoUR SUPRwME Salaries
Roger B. Taney Balimore Nd. Premier Jugc, s5ooo
John Mclean Cincinnati. Ohio. Associe. $500
james N. Wayne. Savannah. Gs- 45oO
John Cstrou Nashville. Tenn. $500
Peter v. Daniel Richmond, Va $500
Samuel Nelson. Coorerkown N.Y." 45OO
Robert C. Grer Piusburg. Pa, $500
! Benz. Robbins Curtis Boston, Mass, $500
John A. Campbell. Mobile. Ala, $500
Calsb 0ushng Washington. d. c. Attorney General 5000
Bcnjamia G. Howard. Baltimore Nd. Reporter 1900
Wlliam + Cssroll Washington, D. c., Clerk
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,LEGIsLATURE NE VA AOUlslANE.
COUR SUPREME.

man SsIa
Il. w. Msrrick. Est Felcana Ter Jugr. 1863 s.,
A. w. Buchanan. Nouvelle. Orleans, Jage. 1865 S,
Cole 1867 5,
II. NJ. Spoaord 5,
c. Woorhies, demissonnairc. (Siege vacant)
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Id. Qsasimosi0
2 L. Athanase
3 N. c. de .. August.
I NJ Jean p. l.
s j. Stanislss
6v. Desire
! IS. Greeoire
sd. Gordien
9L. Nsrse
l0M. Jean de 8.
II M Honore
IL ]. Yves
l3v. Servsis
IA s. Psc6me
Is d. Hospice
l6 L. Bernsrdin
IL NJ. s. Montain
ls n s. Cslestin
10 J. Celestin
70 v. Bernsrdin
81 8. Didier
% D. Vincent de L.
% L. Didier
"a n. Marc
Is n Camil
26 j. Hildebert
"a v. German
% 8. Felix
~ p. Hub
30 L. ReSstiess
81 N. Petronille
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LEVER Du SOLE1i..
ocroBRE.

p. Q. 10 8, / 6 h. 81 m. du
Q. Beau.
p. l.. le II, 4 5 b. 81 m. du
s. Maree, 81 degr. Pluie.
d. q. 10 IL, / IL b. ~ m.
du 9. Tempe sec.
N. L. le "a. 1 6 h. 81 IN. du
q. Maree, 81 degr. Vent.
l 8. Reini
2 D. Anges gardens
81. Gerard
AN. Francois d'Ass.
5 M Placide
6 J. Bruno
7 V. Serge
= s. Brigitts
Sd. Denis
10 L. Franc. B"rsis
II NJ. Nicaise
II N Vilfrid
l3 J. Edouard
IA v. Calixte
Is s. Thsrese
l6 D. Gal
IL l.. Crrbouet
Is N. Luc
10 NJ Ssvinien
10 J. Caprsis
II v. Hilarion
~ s. Mslsnis
% D. SEVERN
"a L. Magloire
Is NJ. Crespin
26 NJ Evarists
"a J. Frumeuce
% v. Simon ct jude
% s. Narcisse
80 D. Lucain
81 L. Quentin. r.j.
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LEWIS CASS. du Michigan Secretaire dEtat
HOWELL COBB. de Ia George, Secretaire du Tresor
JOHN B. FLOYD de ID virgiuie, Secreae de ID Guerre
ISAAC TOUCEY du Connecticut Secretaire de Ia Marine
JACOB THOMPSON du Tennessee Secretaire de Plnercur
JUICE BLACK, de la Pennsylvania. Attorney Gsneral
A. W. BROW, du Mississippi. Postmaster General
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J. Eloi
2V. Bibians
-. Franc. xav.
4 D. Barbe
81. Sabas
6 NJ. Nicolss
I'M Anbroise
9 J. Coseep. Nd.
9V. Lersdis
10 s. vnlere
II D. Damasc
i2L L. Constance
Is NJ. Luce
IAN Nicaisc. q. T.
l5 j. NaIertrN
10 v. Adelaide. q. T.
IL $. Olympc. q. r.
10 d. Gaticn
IL l.. Timothes
20 N. Philogone
81 N Thomas
~ j. Honornt
% v. victoirc
"a s. Delphine. y. j.
- D. Noel
~ l.. Etiennc
"a N. jean
~ NJ Sta. Innocrnts
20 J. rrophime
10 v. Sabin
81 =. sylvrstre
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sEPTEMBRE.

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:. Vent.
p. le IL. 1 ] h. 81 m. du
mat. Marse, 81 deg. Beau
ID. Q. 10 10, i 4 b. l3'm. du
9. Beau.
N. L. Ie 26. AZ h. IS m. du
mat. Mar, ITO deg. Eel.
] J. Leu q. Giles
2V. Her,noyane
IS. Greg,,irc 10 Or.
4D. Rosalie
8 l.. Laurent
GIN. On6siphors
IN Refine
8 J. N. de Ia visrgs
9v. Omer
10 S. Nicolas
II D. Hyacinthe
IL L. Sacerios
Is NJ. Ain,s
II NJ Ex. &. Crois
Is J. Corncille
Is v. Nicointde
IL 8. Franc"is
ls d. Sophie
10 l.. Janvirr
20 NJ. Eustsche
81 N Matthew. Q. T.
% J. Maurice
% V. Thacle. q. T.
~ s. Andoche q. T.
25 D. Clts'phss
rs l.. Justine
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MAI.

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Maree, 90 deg. Beau.
p. Q. 10 8, 1 10 b. SO m. du
mat. Convert.
p. L. 10 Is, 3h. 6 m. du
.. Msree, 80 deg. Vent.
D. Q. le "a, a4h 49 N. du
.. Beau.
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CONFINEMENT DES ETA7S.uNIS.

JAMES BUCHANAN, de Ia Pennsylvania, President
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE, du Kentucky, vice-President
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$T-JBAN-B.APHISHB.

QuA1RIENE DISTRICT JlDICIAIRE.
Juge, Albert DuHel
Avocat de District. Emile Lcgendre.
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.. MarSe, 81 deg. Pluto.
p. Q. le II, l 10 b. 80 10.
du 8. Vent.
p. L. 10 l6, ! 3 b. Is N. du
.. MarSe, lO6 deg. Beau.
d. Q. le 26, 1 3h. ~ N. du
mat. Pluie.
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aura ax kclas cstte smntc dcux de- quatre sc
Eclipse Particle Dc soel IL fevr Invisible Es.C MI.
Ee'PS sotal Dc sps 10 II fssr ma,iu visible dsu.
tous les tJuis ~ ~
III EciP~ ps't~ls Do ssil le aux EuiaJus
w. Eclipse paslc Do so's - Juliet d. lsps,uid Cete
10 rEA. du Nord 9 Jg Csutre " ~ - ~
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VI Eclipse rrel De scle Is inrisb. aug Lta.pni,
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DECEMBRD.

p. @. le 2, s7h. ~ m. du
mat. Pluie.
=. L. 10 9. 4 Oh. - IN. du
.. Maree. 81 deg. Neige.
d. Q. le IS, 1 2 b. Is m. du
9. Pluic.
N. l.. le 23, 4 II h. 20 m. du
9. Maree, IS dug. Nrine.
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-. Sal.res
r. c. WnEtIrrs dOse& Felicana Gouvcmeur $4,000
MouToS Dc Ia Lafayette acknowledgements President
d Stus. pendant h session de b IAgslaturc Par 81
AspaEw HsaaoH Dc Blton-Rougs Sscset.rs dEt 2000l
r W. MoIss Avoc. General $500
Rossar HuxrsR d Rapides. Trtsorier $500
E W. RoseaTon. dIbervile, Auditsur 1000
J. Humrox Nschtoches Suruteud,nt d 1900
D W. MoRss d Baton.Eouee Ipe<pieur 3,OOOI
r. ,l2p,vor Ad;udank G<nknl 5O0I
n d. d l. Nosvsls OIeaps Bibroth<ca;re 1.2OOI
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
Letter from Iowa.

Mn. EDlTOR:--We had excellent corn crop
| in Iowa this season. The wheat crop has mo-
beeen quite as good as could be desired. Com
is selling in this part of Iowa, at l6 10 20 cents
per bnshel; Wheat, 80 TO So; Flour, 90, so pei
hundred pounds; Hogs from two to three cents
per pound on foot; Cattle, two cents, gross.
The fall he's been dry, mild and pleasant
Beautiful time to gather corn. Friday last,
winter set in with regular lohsreas. md it has
been showing and blowing ever since, like .
scolding wife on wash days. Blast the wash.
days, say. We never have anything good to
cat al such times. had rather keep two whang
doodle preachers un entire week, than 10 be in
ncted with two wash days in one week. But
such is life in the Wpsu'
Svy--dd you ever run for Officer Did you
ever have "higlr aspirations aud light "lowY'
ln other words, did you ever feel palriolic--
nn upheaying IN your bosom that you was the
man to save the Union--tllls glorious conIede-
racy of nggers, white men, Irish and Dutch7-
All, Higgins, il you never had these aspira Ions
you lItlIo know how Il Fellows stomach heaves
aud sweats when it is full of patriotism pnd
uckwbcot.dough. was "up Tor something
just btfOre the late election. Doubtless you
have read about it in the papers. ! was csnd-
date for member Of the Legislature, but hauled
of, in The nick of time, to save being defeated.
1t was the sharpest Tick | ever dd--that is the
drawing Off part. 1t prevented my enemies
from Growing over my defeat, and my friends
thought exhibited good deal Of sagacity.
might tell how felt while was up but
| believe you have had an "achng void" Of this
kind and it is hardly nee, ssary. Suffice it
to say'-Uhat's quotation rything is or
igonal with me- felt Us happy as teller
who had just "popcd' the question. Aud had
the same kind Of doubts aud fears feared my
opponents would slipup on me. | had two OPP
ponents; and was like stack of hay between
two jackasScs, they were pitching into mo on
both sides; determined to eat me up. My op.
ponrnt on the regular ticket was formerly resi-.
dent OF your State. lie published ut Columbus,
what was calicd Swans Eevator"--great on
"olevatiug" bad corn. My opponent on the
Democratic ticket, is a lawyer Of this place,
II good fellow, and darr him he was elected
was on the "tegular" ticket drop in when lit.
Tie expected aud drop out when you can't help
1t.
But must come TO n focus. Remember me
to your children. Dnn't boo-hoo! about it,
You J. II. X.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
virginia the First 60 Hang an
American.

The first native born citizen of the New
World who suffered death by hanging, was ex.
scut,d by the authorities of Virginia for his dc.
vo,ion TO u Republican form of government -
As early as 1876, TnoM> $ HANsroRp was hung
BY srdcr OF Gov. Berkeley. Speaking Of this event
Bancroft says: Ilansiord pcrished, The first na.
tive OF America on the gallows, n martyr TO the
right Of the people TO govern themselveS."-
Twsnty-ono Others swung from the same gal.
lows that witnessed nunstord's execution in less
than six months thereafter; among the number
was William Drummond, II Bacon, Drum.
mond, lianslord. and their co-workers and CO.
sufferers were to-day living in Virginia and
would advocate the sentiments which they ad
vecatcd in 1876, aud which were adopted into
the Declaration Of Independence just one hun.
dred years after their execution, they would be-
accounted rebels nnd would be hung us speedily
as the forms of law would permit, Virginia TO-
day stands on the platform of Berkley, which
was even too radically srstocutic and monarch
ical for the approval of Charles II. in 1876,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
Horace Greeley ior President.

Aaron s. Dresser, OF Wet Miilgrove. in re
mitling his subscription, winds up Z short lc,te
so the editor of the JOurHal with the following
sentiments. which are sound on the goose"
Nov may happiness, prosperity and success,
suend you, and all otherSin ldboriug ior Right
snd Truth;and may HoracS Greeley, ,oI New Yo k
Salmon I. Chase, ot Ohio, or some other good
man, OF these United States, be our next Presi
dent and may corruption aud all wirkcdnes,
come TO an eternal end, and our land aud peo
pie be freed from cruelty aud oppression"
Greeley would make a capital President, and
would do as much es any other man towards
putting an eternal cad TO " corruption and
wickedness.' He would run like dog with |
tinshop tied to his tail. he would get an enor
nous vote al Pixies Peak Hurra for teclty
say We; and Accurscd be he who won't say hur
rs for Greeley !
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24

The AURORA BoREALis EXPLAINED. A scientif-
ic gentleman in Illinois thus gives the origin If
this celestial visitor:
When the melofygistic temperature OF the ho-
rzon is such as to csloricize the impurient in.
dentalon of the hemisphcrc analogy, the cohe
sion OF the boraX curbistus becomes surcharged
with ninitessimas, which are thereby deprived
Of their issuta disquisilious. This effected, 3
rapid change is produced in the thorambumpter
of the gyaslicutis palerium, which causes con-
valculur in the hexagonal antipathiss of the ter
restrium acqua verusi. The clouds then be-
come mass of deOdorumxed specule of GER
mocuIor light, which can only be seen when vis-
bIe.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24

SINGULAR DGArH.--Two young men Of ST.
Louis, Butler aud Vienna, went over into Him
ois cunning, on Sunday morning the l3Ih inst.
They attempted TO cross a small lake on the ice,
the water being tour or five feet deep, with soft
mud beneath. O0e young man broke through
aud sauk nearly to his neck, and was unable To
extri, ate himself, lie screamed, aud his com
pSnau jumped in to aid him, but in fifteen min.
utes Buder became speeches, aud in three
lourrhs OF all hour he was dead, all efforts msdc
by Vienna TO set him out being uusvsiling. Vi,
enna remained by his friend until he hmsal be
came unconscious through the coldbut was tor
tunatrly relic, ed by gentleman who chancSJ
to pass.
The above is from the St Louis Democrat
which paper notices the injury on the same sun
day tn IA young man ramed Burke, by an acci
dental discharge of tie gun, by which his leg was
shattered lie made out to crawl toa house.
Ciepsldnd Herald
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24

BY calculation made, the Western Chris.
tiGn AduoeGie harms that the preachers within
The bounds Of the South Eastern lndisna Con
ference average exclusive OF honse rem, Just
1913
Pm CoNrRA.-A A pew in The Brick Church
New York is Offered Tor sale at the moderate
sum oi two thous nd dollars (s2 000} This
one pew would build haudsoms Church in the
West and prove blessing to many hundreds OF
souls. Or this same pew would nearly pay the
yearly allowance OF SIX preachers Of the Indiana
Conference
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24

John II. Wade John Nau Blarcum ct al.
Dl virtue OF III Ea execution 10 me directed and
ID delivered from the courl OF common pleas OF
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, in the above snttlvd ease,
will offer for sale at the door OF the court house, in
Perrysburg, on
Saturday. December II, 1853.
between the holrs Of and o'clock +. NJ of said
day, the following real estate, TO wit: The west halt
OF the northeast quarter of section number twelve
Q2D township number four (4f north. OF range mum
Der ten (l0) east containing eighty acres less lotI
sold to Pechen, Rogers 4 Turner, and about acres
south of Portage RIVER also, the south half of the
south east quarter OF section seventeen 7) townsh
number three (3l range number eleven l y the aboV,
land lying and being IN Wood county. Ohio,
G, W. NORTON, sheriff.
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