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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-22
Ditch Notice.

To A l. McCurdy S Fullerton, d Hou'inr.
G ShomhIm c Sharp. Kelly, Wm Wyldcr, B
Wc!ch. ID and Newberry II Fannng, w
g uvndricks, p Abels, l. q RawSon + iGth-
way, rGyler l. Kiile, ID Grm!nEer w
Cook Podd, Q Halfway IN Jacob Ieckert
or the unknown resident and nonresident
owners ol the following lands 10 wit; whole of
sec l3, "a OF sc / OF sec 23 whole Of sec 2l,
whole OF sec 20, ! OF sec 26 c of sec 3J,and
whole OF sec S6 in town North, range l2 east
uiso n OF sec J. aud ne OF sec , in town 1
north, range l2 east You will take notice
that Blsge, staff and others on the Pad day of
! August, 1889 filed with the Audlror Of Wood
/ county, petition PrayIug the county CommIs-
slou'rs ct said couRly % laca'e and tat.,sa q
ditch, drain or water coarse along tl- H|tuN-
| uL pyososad route 10 wIv cuWmsuc.a, "a ,hy
/ vys, gynos. O.. SOC d. town . uyfJG auat le
east, tleuts uofyG ou 0r aeog dy see 'wsNuH-
/ a touuiy read yu said lIae Je ,ae eya.D anowu
sa "lo5a ,g,-hi tasrey down aa,J 'ggyE ,2 ta,
/ Wood K SsGJa>lJ county lane waa,,al 10 tg
~luato.
AM sH5 parties are HGdcs UNtlhat that sci.
\ natrua Will h1 l0f hoariu. st 'ho oMc. 81. ta
/ Auhl'so oi said county, ou t-o e,h day of D5
,emtsG 1859.
haW-uy Svira County Audtor
November s2l, 1859 2Jw3" ns
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To Elias Bruner Edward Avery, R0w5on &.
Justice, VIM, Lynch, N. T. Potter, Il .u5,n Par
sons, Horace Il Jerome, jacob MolIenkOpH, Ja-
cob Leisl, Sarah II Groves Barnett & B,gir,
VIM NJ Anger John Il Schradcr, and Henry
Kendall, OF the unknown and non resident own
ers OF the following lands in Wood couulY OAlo,
to wit; ht, w hi OF ne or and II hi OF Sc qr
OF sec. %, W ht OF Sec, 81, all, less W hf OF NV
qE Of sec. %, Or, W hl ofn-w ar aud NV Or
ui ne qr OF sec. u, NV or ofnw Or ofseC %,
hi OF see, % oil, Tess hl OF he Or Of sec. 3 l.
in town A. $ II, also road tracts Is, 10, -
and %. You viii take notice that Andrew
Adams and 9th rs on the 2Iih day OF July 1859
filed with the Auditor OF Wood county Ohio,a
petition, praying the comfy commissioners OF
said county TO locate ana establish Il ditch ,drGiu
or water course along the following proposed
route to WI: commencing in Crane creek where
il crosses the Perrysburg and McCutchenville
road in section %, town \, U n, (Pcrrysburg
twp.) thence down sad creek TO the Maumee
and Western Rarerye road terminating on road
tract no, 23.
Aud sad parties are further notified that the
application for said ditch viii be for hearing on
tHe 7th ddy OF December, 1860
ADDISON SMITH County Auditor
Nov. 22d lS6O.- 29n2Bl 50.
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Robert Bouko W Henry pcbot ct al.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale to INC directed an
delivered from the court of common pleas OF Wood
county Ohio, IN the above entitled cause, will OF
fer for sale at the door Of Tie court house in Perrys
burg on
Saturday, Dec 22nd, 1860,
between ~ O'Clock and O'Clock p. m. OF said day
The n0rt-woe quarter OF the southeast quarter and
the south half OF thc northeast quarter of section
four ( OF township number four ~ north range no.
nine (Jl east, aud the west half Of the southwest
quarter OF section number tweuty-eiRm (2s) oftwp.
number four l north, Of range number nine (0l cast,
In Wood county, Ohio. G. w. NORTON,
james Murray, atty. Sheriff Wood co
Nov, ~, 1s6O-2gw5S2 rs
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When we heard OF the defeat Of Burlin-

When we heard of the defeat Of Burlin-
game in Massachusetts.a AN Investigation of his
former majority satisfied us at once that it
was the work Of fraud Late intelligence from
that quarter confirms this opinion, At one
ward alone 1874 ballots were polcd more than
there were voters on the poll book. The mat
ter is to undergo an Investigation, which vii
give 10 Mr.. B. his certificate, and make h,
Massachusetts delegation unit.
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stephen Warje vs. Sylvanus Jefferson.
BY yirtno of an order OF sale 10 me directed and
in the above entitled Cause from Wood, o.,
court common pleas. will offer for sale at the
door Of the court hsuse in Pcrrysburg, on
Saturday, Dec 23A, 1860,
between the hours of - o'clock N, and o'clock p.
Of said dty, tho south.wes quarter and the south
east Of section number four ~ Of township yumbcr
four o. north, range number nine (3) cast, in
Wood county. o. G. W. NORTON,
Jomes Murray, ntt'y Sheriff Wood co.
Nov -. lyGD-2lW5G2 35
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Si,prtu's Sola,

VIM VI. Lee q CO. ~ Lewis H. Carey ct al.
BY virtue ofan order OF sale 20 me directed an d
delivered in the above entitled from the ri
of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio. will offer
for sale ~ the door Of the court house in Perrysbug
On Saturday, DEC 22d, 1850,
between the hours Of 2 o'clock N. aud o'clock p.
NJ olaaI day. eighty (80 acres Of land off the cast
side of e south west quarter dissection number hir
T. l30J uftowuslp number three (3i north, of range
number nine l0) cast in Wood county, Ohio.
{. W. NORTON, Sheriff Wood co,
James Murray. 0tt'y.
%
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Ditch Notice.

To j q Rawsor, jonathan Walker and Clarissa
Huhcr or the unknown resident and nonresident.
owners of the following lands in Wood county, o.
20 wit: n 4, ofs.W W s-c and NV of Sc /
Of section l. also NV ofne ana ne OF NV !
orsecten 2 town north range IL east.
Noa will take notice that George Mohn on the 10Th
day OF July, l5jD, filed with the Auditor CT Wood
county, petition praying he County Commissioner
of said county. TO locate and establish dch drain
water course, along the following proposed te
TO witt Commencing at or near the south quarter
post of section l. town Range IL. thopco north on
near the quarter line about 270 rods; thence uor-
westerly to the Portage river and there terminate.
Aud sal parties are further uOtiHe that the ap-
plication for sale ditch Will be for hearing on the 9th
day of December, 1860,
ADDISON SMITH, County Auditor.
Nnyembrr 22d. l6GO-20WgS2 50.
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Augustus II Moss " samuel Moss.
BY virtue of an ovier Of sale 10 ms directed and
delivered from tho court Of common pleas of Wood
county o. IN The above entitled cause viii offer for
sale on
Wednesday, the 10Th day Of Dec, 1850,
between the hours ~ ~ O'Clock m. aud o'clock p,
n of said day. at The door OF tie court house in Fer
~ sb0rg Mood GO o., the west half ofthe south east
quarter Of secdou thutythrce ,33l township number
six tt) hortn rauGs number ten l0) east containing
e9ucres, more or less.
Appraised at 500 90. c. W. NORTON, sh'T.
Goodwin s. Hoilenbeck, Gttys,
Nov. s. TW5S2 GJ
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ALmlmistrntora s.llo 0r Eeonl Estnte

In pursu,nc ot N order granted by The Poo.
bate Court of Wood county, OhiI,I will off,
for sale mt public auction
OuSaturday, tho 22nd day of Doc. A. D., 1867,
a, 2 O'clock, p. m, at the door of the Court
House. in Perysbdrg, Wood county Ohio; thi
following real estate, to wit: Tho north halt
of the northeast qlart'r OF section twonty two
of township foar, north Of range nine cost, in
suil county, to be sold subject to the widows
dover therein appraised Ot$ Ter on
third in hand NJ day of sale, one .thirl in one
aud Oue-taird in two years with interest, AMI
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the Premises sold,
$ JEFFERSON, Adm. Of ]. ClarlSs estate
November 22d, lS6O--2Ow542 50.
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SIlllRIFES SAlN.

Samuel Johnson, assignee vs. VIM Prescott
by virtue Of an order Of sple in tho above en-
titod cause, 10 ne directed mud delivered in The
above entitled cause from Wood Ohio Court OF
Common Pleas viii oiIt for sale at the door
OF the Court HOUSE in Perry sburg on
Saturday, December 23l A, ID, 1860,
between the hours OF - O'Clock IN and 2 O'clock
p IN. OF said day, the Southwest quarter OF the
south east quarter Of section number six (6) Of
town.hip number fonr (i) north OF range nam
Der eleven (l ~ east in Wood county ONO,
e, W. NOR RON, Sheriff.
Nov. 22l, 1860 -29w9R2 10
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Strlyed from the subscriber, October 9th, three
miles east OF Woolyie, Sandusky county, Il large
black COW with hrnd.e calf six months old. Said
COW was about nno years old end had brass tips on
har ho MS Any person returning her 20 or Civ
ing Information that will lead 20 her recovery will
be hbcrGl!y re warded. WM. II. FORD East Toledo,
O Noy. Sth lSG0E
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Rehelnntinn Nnticc.

Jacoh f. Fox or ms assignee, will take notice that
James IL Monroe has deposited in the treasury of
Wood county. o.. S39.52 to redeem the / ne
sec 9G, towh north range II east in said county,
sofa at the delinquent tax sale, Janusry 10, 1859.
ADDISON SNIrU, Go. Auditor.
Auditors Ofice Wood CO., q.
Perryshurg, Nov. ., loGO-2SwISl SO
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nERTFF SALE,


JOH0 SINNER NS. J y, NFtOwan ct At.
Ny virtue of an order oC sale issued 90 from the
Court OF Common Pleas of wood county, Ohio in
the above e~tted cause, will oifer for sale NJ pub
lie auction ut the door OF he oo0rt house in PeErys-
bgry in s0iG county,
On Tuesdey. December llth 1860,
between the hours OF ! and o'clock Q. IN. of said
day the following described land and tenements TO
witt the west htltof tho east half of the south east
onprter 0f section 2l in township (, T.. S. r con-
Ia Ming 40 acres OF Land. {, ", NORToS.
NnyruNpr n 'Gn--NrrG2 ~ Sheriff.
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Redemption Notice.

Redemption Nutice.
Jacob f, Fox his ass guee will take notice tn at
James Pillars has deposited in the Treasury OF
Wood county, Ohio, Thi'ty.,hree 6-l00 dollars to
redeem the s-w ne ! and s-e n-wl sec, %, town
north, range II eost in said county, sold a! the
delinquent tax sale, January lUth 1859.
ADDISON SMITH, Co. Auditor.
Auditors Office, o., PeTvShurg, Nov. ., ,60.-Sl 50
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Hiurallollra NcNys.

The news from Europe is highly important,
The great English Admiral, Napier is dead,
G ribaldi is at Naples, and Victor Emanuel
met and routed the Bourbon army--taking
1900 prisoners and a large amount of Nmu-
nilion
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AamInI.LrnIorIs NoIice.

Notice is hggsay given shat samuel Bisgers;aa
Administrators .t lh, Estate of George >Uelau de-
ceased aus Morris Brown Ad,liWstrstor OF TIE Estate
On Danis HcMuD.n deceased hsge t,o3 their ac-
counts for hbal stiomeHt Ia uy.hce ana win ue Cor
bearing Or tho la day Of peaember leSo.
WU. EHIA0 rrcbstc Judge
Eov 18th 1850 -29waFl
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G. w. NORTON, Sheriff,
y ? Ut TNNVN' ~
November 32l. l7GO-20wJR3 25.
SlIERlFF'S SALE.

CiiEnif L y pA lIB,
S,roug, Adr.nnoe X Go. vs., Lcwla II, Carey,
ct al.
BY virtue Of au order of salo to me- directed
and delivered in tho above entitled case from
the G. our OF Common plaas OF Wood county,
Ohio, will oller for sale at the door of the
Court House in Pcuysburg on
Saturday. December 22d, 1860
between the hours ut l2 O'clock NJ pnd 3 o'clock
p NJ of said day, 100 ACRES OF ,hnd Off The wcs,
side Of the south west quarter OF section nnm
her thirty, (3O) township number three (3)
north, rang number niua (0) east, IN Wood
{ uuIy, Ohio. G. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
James Murray, atty.
Nov 22i 1850 -20VSss3 OG
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Saturday. Dec. 22I. 1860,

belwcor the houI, Of ~ o'clock m and o'clock p.
N of said day. tho west half fthc west half Of The
southoost quarter Of section number thirty two (2
ottownship number five (6) north, range number 'u
U0) cast aud the west half of the cast half Of the
north west quarter Of section rumbcHve (5) oftowr
ship number four ~ north, range number ten Ot,
east all in Wood county, Ohio, g. W NORTON,
James Murray, atty. sheriff Wood Co
Nov ~, lSGO-2gw5S3 10
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wood COHYiV, ohio, Court ot Common Pleas.
Clark Cummings VS. EIius Bcnn.
BY virtue of m execution to me directed Nnd
dileycred in the above entitled cause, will
oRrr for sale at the door of the Court House in
Perpsburg, in said county on
Saturday. the 22l day oi Dec. A. d, 1860,
between the hours of l2 IN. and 3 p m, the
following lands to wit: the north quarlCr ol
the east halt OF the north east quarter ot sec.
tion NUE. OF township five. north Of range ten
cast. containing twenty acres; also the north
cast quarter OF the north east quarter OF the
south west quarter OF ction twenty eight OF
township six. north OF range ten east, contain.
log ten acres,
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s sWAMP LAND NOT1CE.
Auditors Office, Woe

Auditors Office, Wood Co.. o.
Perrysburg, Oct. 29th, 1890.
Sealed proposals will be received in this Office un.
I'll the hrst Monday ofDecember for the maki,g
OF the drains and bitches referredto and described
in the following Specifications 10 wit:
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4 Is CARDNEg & 90. would nnDpunce that
IN. they have opened ap large aod well selected
stock Of fresh
Drugs and hs"cinss. Paints asi Oils, Glass, Dys
Si"2s. Pstrmsry lamps, SC.
which has Just oesn purchased in New York and
are warranted rsaU. ani will be sold FOR CASH as
Ohea rs at any Drag Store on h5 HiYsr.
10 Also. all ,he Patent Medicines Of the lay.
Rr. A J Garduer will give his upeoial attention
TO the tra6e
Gilaai Nov. IL, Is6O-29tf.
'si,nc5 OF gaoldiag Courts for 1851.
l. Is urae,ei TIE several courts for the year 1861
shall commence and be hali III sho Ycra co unties
comprising the 10Th Judicial District Of the 3Sate
Of Ohio, a. follows:
DISTRICT COCs-.
In the county OF Wood. Juno l3ih,
" EutEAuaM, uue 2let.
" &" Wyaui0lt, Jnus 24th.
60 Crawford, juno 37th.
4" 90 Hancock, JHly Ist,
" Seneca, july 9Th.
CONAoS FLEAs CoCRP.
Seneca County, January IA. May 21, October il.
Wyautott " February ~, april ~ Nov. II.
Crawford q" March (, May 10. December q.
Putnam PeH. 8, May Z, Oct. 81.
Wood " Feb y, May IT, Oct ~.
Hancock e" F45. 26. May Il. Nov. II.
this LIST day Of October, a. D. 1860.
y. C. WHITLEY.
JOSIAH S. PLANTS,
G.. +. SENET,
judges 10Th Judicial District, Ohio.
a true copy. JOHN WEBB,
Clerk Wood Com Pleas.
Nov. Is, l86e--2Swi$3 Is
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Some of the Douglas organs attempt 70
make sport Of the vote pollcd for Lincoln in
the South. In Delaware, Maryland, Nugiu'
ia and Missouri TIE Republicans hold 'k>baI'
nnce Of power With this vote either Brock
inridge or Bell would have been able 20 csrry
oil Of the above nsmed S,ates--a fact Ghic.
will not in the future be forgotten by poiiu
clans in want OF votes,
NO0D CTaOPPEIss NANNEw
nuuler of wood choppers cau 6ri steady oW
pIoymspt during gA1 winter by calling uu l.. lul.r
s,gnsl at WateriHe, Lucas 90 %.
Nov. 27---1H4r hk BRIG tH.
ONO BBLs. SALT ron sALG by Ih
js'OQ gCEAJy t- q. .is,, 90 t-. ..h ftur".
]v,S2 1879, oDIo |pH.
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Samuel Johnson, as8iBncc, n c.. VS. Benjamin S. Jud
son 81 al,
Bv viruo Of an order OF paie 10 me directed and
delivered IN the above entitled from the court
ofcommon pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, viii offer
for sale ut the door of the court house in PcrysbuI
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4 GOOD assortment of Carpets, Mats and Floor
IA Oil Cloths can be found at
f. r. MILLER & CO.'S.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-21
CHAPTER 36.
AN ACT entitled an act to amend Section 1910, Of

the Code OF Iowa.
SECTION l. lie it enacted by the General
Assemblycf the State Of Iora, That section one
thousand two hundred and forty, of the Code
Of Iowa, be amended 40 as to read as follows /:
Any person has slso such color of title, who has
occupied tract of land by himself, or by those
under whom he claims for the term of five
years, or who has thus occupied the land for
less term than five years. if he or those under
whom he claims have at any time during such
occupancy, with the knowledge and consent, ex.
press or implied Of the real owner, made any
valuable improvement thereon, or when he or
those under whom lie claims have at any time
during such occupancy, paid the ordinary Coun-
ty Taxes thereon for any one year, and if two
years afterwards elapsed without re payment
or proffer of the repayment of the same by
the real owner Of the land, provided such occu-
pancy is continued up to the time at which the
suit is brought by which the recovery of the
land is obtained as above contemplated, provi
ded that nothing in this act shall be construed
to give tenants color of title against their land
lords.
SEC. @ This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication in the
Iowa State Register, and North Iowa Times.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
NICHOLAS J. RUSCH,
President Of the Senate.
Approved March l3, 1860,
SAMUEL J. HARDWOOD, Governor.
l Elijah Sells Secretary of State hereby GER
tify that the foregoing is true copy from the
original roll on file in my Office,
Secretary OF State.
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sW" Fanny Fern takes sharp stick to
male writer's of "Books of advice to Wo-
men," She says ut is as if some store
keeper should cut out and make quantity
of silk dresses, with hooks and eyes all
ready to snap round customers. One won't
meet at the belt; another is short in the
skirt; another drags on the ground; anoth-
er congresses the chest to suffocation; till
my man of speculation finally makes up his
mind that it would have been best to let ev-
cry woman take her own measure, instead
of wriggling through life in habits of his
choosing, without regard to the way the
Almighty put her together"
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Universalist Association.
The first meeting of the Clayton County
Association of Universities, was held at FL
kader, February 18th, 18th and 18th.
An organization was effected in perfect har-
mony, and commendab!e zeal was manifested
in the objects OF the Association, which are to
establish and maintain the Gospel, as held BY
Universalists by building houses of Worship,
organizing Sunday Schools, Churches, and
other means of Spiritual Improvement in all
the towns of Clayton county. Having refer
cnce also, to intellectual pursuits, in the main.
tenance Of Scientific Schools, whenever such
can be endowed.
The Executive Board consists of P.csi.
dent. Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer
assisted by Director in each Township and a
General Agent Provisions are made for a
Preachers and Building fund. The Board is
prepared to receive subscriptions and donations
to both. Gifts Of real estate for future use, are
exceedingly desirable.
All communications should be addressed to
Doctor Samuel Lyttle, Secretary of the Clay.
ton County Association Of Univcrsalists, Far.
mersburgh. or to J. StebbiEs, General Agent,
Hardin, Iowa.
press and Clayton Co. Journal, please copy
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Chicago Election.

Republican exchanges come to us pleased
all to pieces with the success of Long John,
and claiming victory such as was scarcely
ever heard of before. The Western Rail-
road Gazette, an independent paper Of Chi
Cage, talks as follows about it.
The ELEcTIoN.- result does not sur
prise US, or the figures paraded as the net
result Of the victory OF Long John. Be-
cause Long John and his minions or special
working tools under his immediate direc-
tons will do and can do more INSCRIPTIONS
acts, than any other man or set of men ever
dreamed Of We vc.ily believe that Gurnec
was elected by majority of from three
five hundred votes Of the actual citizens of
: Chicago. A prominent Republican, in a
, chuckling, triumphant way, informed us
few days since, that Long John or his
party procured the naturalization of t,centy-
three hundred foreigners, within few days
previous to the election. This is just what
we anticipated would be done and therefore
. it was that we We're satisfied Gurnee could
, not be elected under any circumstances
: This fact fully accounts for the milk in the
cocoanut. We regret that individuals should
have been SO foolish as to risk money on
the result, with the insane idea that there
could be fair and honest contest for the
Mayoralty, with Long John the candidate,
and his party already in the asccndency
holding the reins Of power. We sincerely
believe that II thirds of all the voters Of
sChicago had cast their SURFACES for Gurnce,
ehis Long competitor would have come in
.ahe.d with roaring majority. Catch as
betting against Long John? Never!
The Times and Herald acknowledge the
corn with becoming dignity, while the Press
4f Tribune ''pusillaninsous," rs the Cincin-
natl Commercial calls it, in its issue Of yes
terday discussed matters in its own peculiar
and intelligent way.
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Mcoregor Post Once.

MAILS Close for Milwaukee, Chicago and all
daily At A. NJ. -
Mails for the West, via Mouona. Clernont and West
Union, closes daily, Sundays excepted) At A. n.
Arrive ut P. NJ.
North Western Mail, rita Monona, Hardin. Frank.
vile DEBORAH, Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota
leave Mcdregor on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
Mails for Farmersbu-gh. leave on Wednesday and
Friday mornings. Mail matter intended for Elk adler.
tied on Tuesday evening.
Mails for st. Paul and the extreme North, are sent
20 milwaukee and thence to their destna alton ria the
La Crosse road. WV WIG
All Letters deposited after the closing hours de,,o
mated, will necessarily lie over
PERSONS having Boxes, or owing Postages will greatly
oblge oy paying these small matters close attention
OFFICE HouRs.-From ~ A. NJ, to 8 ?. N,
On sundays, 3 to 10 A. Ms to 4 p. n.
A. P. RICHARDSON, P. N.
By JAMES MoRRIs, Assistant.
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FROM W 0o0l08tOns
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The Senate
committee on the postofiicc agreed, at their
meeting this morning, unanimously, to rec
,.ommend new system Of postal service be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific States. 1t
will authorize the Postmaster General to ad-
vertise for proposals for carrying the mail
twice week between st. Paul, Mimi, on a
line running between the 46th and 4sth
deg. Of north latitude, and Olympia, Wash
ington territory, and Fort Vancouver in
twenty days; also, twice week from St.
Joseph, Mo-, on a line between the 4Oth and
43d degree of north latitude, to San Fran
cisco, in twenty days; also, twice week
from st. Louis, by the present overland mail
route, via Fort Camanche, to San Diego and
San Francisco, in twenty days. also, from
Now Orleans to San Antonio, Texas, and
thence to Fort Camanche, where it will con-
meet with the present overland mail route to
San Francisco, in twenty days. This will
give that overland service four times week
between tho Atlantic and Pacific States,
through our own territory. Itcontemplates
of course, the entire abrogation of our pres
cnt mail service by steamers and the 18th
mus.