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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27
Valuable farm for Sale.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale valuable
J. improved farm, situated four miles from
st. Charles City, consisting of 2i5 acres, As OF
which are timber. Over fifty acres Of the farm
are under improvement being well fenced
and crops growing. A good log dwelling
house and outbuildings On the premises
tG Price $40 per acre.
A. b. r. HILDRETH
st. Charles City, June !, 1859.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27
Jesse TaylOr'S Estate.
AYERS Cherry Pee fnral.

A large supply Of this invaluable remedy for
"A coughs, colds and consumption, Just re-
ceivcd and for sale nj the st Charles Book
store, 10y 4, T. T. IIILDRETH.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27
The Good Fight, -
THE WEEKLY TINES.

every Saturday morning. embraces
a comprehensive digest OF the news of the pre-
ccding week, with attractive Literary features,
among which will be found
REAL e. SPLEEN DID STORY
And other choice reading. 1t will also con-
tinue to furnish its valuable information for
the
A Department which has become highly pop
ular.
Price, Two Dollars year Three Copies to
one address, Five Dollars Five Copies to one
address. Eight Dollars Ten Copies to one ad-
dress, Twelve Dollars Twenty Copies to one
address for Twenty Dollars. Any person send
ing us a Club of twenty or more will he enti-
tied to an extra copy.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27
+. NJ. WELLS CELEBRATED
GERM LINIMENT.

An uncqualled application where linment
or ointment is required 1t cures the worst
old sores, wounds, poll-evil, sweneys, snake
bite, SPAWN. Rheumatism frozen limbs, burns.
scalds, collie. &c.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27
UnimprOved Land for Sale,

TiE SUBSCRIBER has for sale 100 acres
l. of unimproved land near Austin, Mime
sofa also eighty acres, six miles east of st
Charles, on the Chickasaw road, near the
Little Cedar River, in Floyd county
A. B. f. HILDRETH
81. Charles City, March 10 1859.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27
HTTCHINS'
FAMILY MEDICINES.
THE CELEBRATED
Golden TillcturC

TIE Great .He''"al Discovery cfthe 1911 Century.
THIS INVALUABLE UNBOUND which l. now ere
dtng d much excitement IN the medical world and
among ~"mr Of the most learned in the profession j.
curing thu. anG~ II" that ca~s Of invalid. Whose c-c- the
ncIrai faculty have long sought REACH but in vain.
In proof Of it, extraordinary curative prapcrrcs may
be permitted IL adduCc the following.
WASHINGTON, n. c, Feb. - 1882
nr. III tchns-l'Car Sir: have been requested IL give
my upsInu upuI the merit. uf y0ur Golden rmCturt
have U~" for indigo ton loss Of appetite, &c with ma
ria hcurht hrk il good nlefitine for purify ina the
n!od, ami ate and valuable preventative a. well a.
'mc # disease Hoping you may he prO-rcrcd IN the
ale Ul i, lam, sir, your ObCtIent servant.
IANItL. WITSTfR.
Env 7 F. Norris late editor of the Boston Olive Branch
,ittc UuGc. cate al
BnST"N, May IT, 1858.
II tchin have us"1 your Golden Tinctrrr and
.Nri murr benefit from il than any icur !
It leI. Truly yours, 7 T. NORRIS.
tGra,' r,m TroI. c Newton, II. y, President Of the
d. t. u rlct. IoAcsc;
WORCESTER, June, 1889.
II tchiu- sir. a vow vi het my opinion respecting
uuH'"u Tuct re- freely give it--not that Womb Dc
{ .rE isiI.Ii cert No u'.m bat having been MADE
. 81 W.T. tuu f.. NJ "a am "h,h your mriiCn" +
,, my -ly Tia, icrn.i! r essuEta.ly one Il
m. .ua- !,T which II t7 r"c mmruIcl.
Your tUjy, CALVIN NlWlUN.
In" Lo,en Incttrci. pat Up large pat bottle am
ohl at 81 no per bottle.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27
THE SHORTEST. CHEAPEST,
And most Expeditions Route

Between Chicago and Central Iowa. it being onIy ~;
mics from Chicago to the Mississippi River and thence
directly into the interior cf Iowa.
re- An Agent will he: at tho Depot in Fulton 10
cevc all baggage FOR Clinton or the Road which will be
conveyed aCrOs- the river FREE or rlifUCE.
NJ. SMITH Eng. & Supt
Clifton. Iowa, Aug. 20, 1859. 10
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27

II would he useless TO attempt TO cnumerac the many
wonderful cures wrought by H. such as Rheumatism
Chblains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns inflammation OF the
Eye M"riihcaton, Poisonous Bites of Snakes Ac &C.
These medicines are prepared exclusively from Roots
aud Herbs containing no mineral sub tances whatever
Their strengthening and invgOratng qualities are truly
wonderful ami miraculous, while the least injury
need be apprehended from their The many fatteT-
ing testimonials which daily received Of their merits
and the Increasing demand, has induced me To devote
my entire attention 10 the manufacture If the
Jdundice Biaers and .inti- B,i,o,.s H...sir
Tor the benefit of the sufferers from various
bilious complaints with the utmost confidence that they
cannot fail 10 cure recommended. permitted To-.
refer u the following well known and highly respcctsSr
citizens OF Chicago and surrounding country for conr-
nation Of all that Is above stated
G. II llazeon, No. 40 lake street
Franklin Baker, (irm Of Baker Moody ls6 Lake It
\. u. Lamb, (hrm ri Lamb Jcwett) 2n3 Lake street
". Shoup, Real Estate Agent, so Clark street.
Edwin Clark Real Estate Agent, s Wells street.
W. W Phelps l4l Lake street
J. W. Pickering, Real Estate Agent Wells street.
Ambrose Burnham, lsG Wabash Avenue.
WIN. Spencer, Contractor, State street.
David SwcnG, corner Randolph and Franklin streets
Amos 7. Moore, madison street
D. H. DriScoi, 40 South Wafer street
Rev. ]. NJ. Weed, Waukegan,
ii. e. Adams, Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad
Major Noble Jefferson township, Illinois
GENERAL DEPOT, No. A Franklin St. Chicago
And for sale ia ST. Charles. Iowa by
4. b. f. HILDRE7H
May > 1857. a4yl
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27

q" TERMS OF ALL OUR IssuEs.--Cash inva-
riably in advance.
O." Specimen copies forwarded on applica-
ton.
fsJ~ All letters to be addressed to the New
York Times New York City.
81" The Times Building is situated oppo-
site the City Hail. on Park Row, Spruce and
NASSAU stS
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27

So willie is tho f"l Of its usefulness, and so
numerous are the casts OF H.; cures ia Il alno~t
every section of country HbOund< in persons
publicly knUwn, who hHV" been restored from
alarming and even d">p rate diseases of the
lungs by its use When once tried, its upper or
itv over every other med Gin" OF it, kind IL too
apparent 10 escape oh ,cryHt Oh. and whrr" its
virtues arc known, III" publ" 10 loriryr h. state
what antidot" 10 employ TO. tn di>trvSSiu- and
dangerous affect onS OF III" pulmonary o cans
that are incident 10 on climate While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed and been discarded. this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits Oh the
afflicted they can never forget. and produced
cures loo numerous and too remarkable 10 be
forgotten,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27

IN connection Will tUt
Chicago, st. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad
FROM CHICAGO,
The Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad,
and the Lake Propellcrs.
IRON MILWAUKEE.
pr5parcdto deliver FrelgL Merchants and Con.
-caceN Of the Wet and Northwest at low rates and in
quick time, aut viii not be beat IL these particulars 10y
any other line. Tn feciie, Of this rJt, are such a.
To warrant this assertion.
Passengers viii find this the Shortest and
aUi"Lcst Route 10 and from Milwaukee ~
Chicago To ti,e Mississippi River.
The Teput at Milwaukee is situated at Z convenient
point Z" accc-. Tor all Lake - aucrs and Vessels, ami
Freight Cpn-igura to TIM ad iindCi directly on It,
oc., aIc lCaic' into Car thus avoiding the detention
expense, and what i more, the damage caused by
taEH.
Mark goods, Care Of Milwaukee & Missis-
sippi Railroad"
WIN JERVlS, General Supt.
Milwaukee,, Jan. 20, 1859
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27
1859. s9 1859.
A. B. VAN COLTS
Jcwolry Store,

Jowe1ry Store.
Northeast Corner East IGae, end Wisconsin Streets,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
1'HlS old and well tried establishment is
i now, as ever. in full tide of prosperity
p-fGa STOCK OZs GOODS
is new and choice, and the prices SO favorable
as to make the place fIvoritc and desirahl.
resort for persons Of all ages, sexes and condi-
tons. The stock
Is the Largest and most Desirable
ever brought to the Western Market New
Goods of our OWL. importation and manufac-
ture, which will be sold to the trade at the
Lowea Ne,o YoTF IoJbiag Prices. Jewellers mer-
chants and pedlcrs will do well to call before
going east, or purchasing elsewhere. Among
this stock may be found a full assortment of
WATCHES,
from the most celebrated manufacturers AL
SO the latest patterns of
JEWELRY or EVER Y KIND
Watch Glasses and Materials also Watch
maker Tools of every variety. Jewclry and
silver ware manufactured to order, and war
ranted
The subscriber is thankful for past favors
and requests a continuance of the same.
Milwaukee, April 10. 1859. 33tf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27
DRUG & BOOK
.... STORE,
st. Charles City, = Iowa,

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS having removed from
Il the old stand of j. W. Smith, in Iutelli-
gencer Building, to their
Now store,
one door West of HaskeIls Store, would re-
specially solicit attention to their full and
we'll assorted stool. nf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27
Rail Roads.
Chicago, IOWA 81 Nebraska

CONNECTING Win Through Trains Tor chicago over the
Dixon Air line of the 1alena and Chicago Union Rail
roat AT he Witt with stages for Davenport Maquo
keta and AnamoSa. AT Yankee Run with Stages for To
rontn Onion Grove with Stages for Upton At Lisbon
with Stages for AnsmO At Ccl Ra ids with Stage for
Marion Ninun Waterloo Cedar Fail WaverIy, = Charles
Cty--fot rodgo, Marcngc, 1t Ecsmoincs Council Bluff,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-27
WlLTSE e. FAIRFIELD
Sci of sci dissection 20, Township 81, Range /

n FER FOX sALE the following improved
~ and unimproved lands on reasonable
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

BEEcHEs ON CoTFEE.-Henry Ward
Becker has . realizing sense" Of what
good co6ee ID. He writes thus:
Breakfast is ready. A most useful and
salutary custom is that OF Breakfast. One
may work with the hand without breakfast,
bat not with the hesd-the machine must be
wound up. The blue must be taken out Of
your spirits, and the gray out Of your eyes.
A cup Of codee-real codee-home Drowned +,
home-ground, homemade, that comes to you
- dark - q hazel eye, bat changes to .
golden bronze - you temper it with cream,
from its birth. thick, tenderly yellow, per.
fectly sweet, Deither lunpy nor frothiDg on
the Java such q cup Of coffee is match
for twenty devils, and will exercise them
all. Involuntarily one draws 10 his breath
BY the nostrils- The fragrant SAVIOR fills bis
senses with pleasure--ior no coffee can be
good 10 the mouth that does not at first
send q sweet Offering Of odor to the nos
triis.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

ST. Louis, June 2.
Gsary.-wheat-Ssles spring at sll7; club
at Sl2?; common aud fair fall At sl.2jlsl.35 (;
prime aud choice red and white q, sl.5NGtsl, 60.
Corn-Sales mixed At 1890, ordinary yellow
al T7c, white at s3tssc. Oa,s-sales CON-
mon a. ssc; fair and good q, sotGs23 and
higher qualities a, 63a5sc. Rye-sl.00 per
bu. Bariey-sots5 per b.
FLorR-sales saperaae q. s5.ooG5.t5 and
extra AZ $7.?5.
PorAross-Sales common mixed at 6oIG5jc ;
good do. ~ 75Gs5c prime pinksyes and ne.
shsnnocks At sDt1i0sc per bu.
wHsKEr-SAles ., 25iCt2s per gall.
PsovisIoSs.--Pork-M is quiet and held
st3l'; Of cat meats, sales Of shoulders at &c :;
hams &c; Ugh. sides ~. BAcan--sAIss prime
hams ate bAsged 10. 81 i0t Of shoulders
N &c.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

CHICAGO, Saturday, Eve. June I.
FLoUR-Declined nominally, 256t5Dc; sales
white winter at $775; and spring at $3.50.
GRAIS-Saes No. 2 red wheat at sl.25 |;
standard At &l.00GSl %; No. red at sl.50 /;
No spring at 9oc. Corn--Sales No. l r. R.
a,6st. Osts-ssles at 37i. and in bags at +5c.
Rye--sales at sl.o56tsilo. BArley-45155c.
PoTlroEs-Sales red Western at zoe. Ne.
sbaanocks Al 70lSIjc; and uerinos at 4jc1jO :.
PRovIsIoSs-There ia no mess beef in mar
ke,. and it is nominal At sl?.OoGlAO0. Mess
pork in Ugh, supply aud bu. little demand at
$500 for Ugh, aud $500 for heavy. No Gu,
meats in market. Very little bacon here and
few sales 81 9tc for hams aud a for shoulders.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

show even greater progress at the end OF
the next ten years, than she nov presents.
The Governor CONCLUDED his remarks with .
toast complimentary TO Belots, Of the Mer.
chants, who is no, an Old Settler, bat only .
Colonel. But the Cos0oel did not report him
self ior speech making and the Governor gave
another sentiment -" Philsbder Prescott.
the Oldest settler Of Minnesota" Mr.. Pres
colt said 10 response. that be came 10 Min
nesota in 1880, and that his ancestors
came over On the Msy9ower. lie was OPP
posed to slavery. but believed In the lAdiez,
whom be complimented.
Old Settler Bass, the first hotel keeper in
Minnesota, was toasted. Mr.. Bss kept q
hotsI here in ls42, when he and our friend
Of the birsute appcndages, Lott Modatt,
who was also present, monopolized the hotel
business OF the State.
Old Settler jonathan u. N XXI sick elon
gated six or seven feet Of compact anatomy
above the doOr, TO respond 10 u sentiment 70
" the Early Settlers Of the Valley Of the st.
Croix." He said the first settlements in
Minnesota were made % the 81. Croix, and
there were more old settlers there, in pro.
portion TO population, than in any other
part OF the State. The speaker then 10.
dulged In q great many interesting reminis-
ceDces. lie attended the first court held
on the st. Croix, when Minnesota was un
der the jurisdiction Of the Territory OF Wis
consin, and sat ~ juror on the first case
tried. 1t was for trlfing offence only
killing an Indian trader. The fellow, we
acquitted Of course, quoth Old Settler NJ
X usick
Old Settler Owens responded TO u senti'
meut 10 honor Of that institution, which it
1t ia treason TO doubt Is the palladium Of
our liberties the fear u tyrants," &c.
&c, Tue Pass. Then came Old Settler
Babeock, who did up the first Territorial
Legislature. Then We had speech iroU:
Old Settler A. j. Van Worries Of Stillwa.
ter Then the "Old Settlers" gave three
cheers for Col. BeIote, their host. And
then they wen, to bed, every individual in
the assembly perfectly able 10 hold his
oats" thereby ahordinga striking contrast
to some Of the deyout worshppers Of Ply.
mouth Rock, and the Middle Statesers, when
they celebrate.
Although there were no very brilliant
speeches made, and the wit evolved smacked
ot quality commendab!e in wine, the Old
Settlers passed pleasant evening. There
WIS none OF the iormaIity Of dozen toasts,
aud dozen set speeches by dozen budding
Ciceros but there was better than that :
good feeling pleasant social intercourse, the
meeting OF old friends, and the proud salts
faction which each man felt, when he could
say, anu truthfulIy too, that he had done his
share. in the sphere of action allotted to
him, to make Minnesota u great and pros
porous State. Long may the Old Settlers"
live they are the historical characters Of
the State, and deserve the respect aud Us
teen OF all true men.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

fs UrPss BaIDas -Siace oar last re
port the whole OF the upper bridge. cou-
n,ciing ST. Anthony with North Minneap-
oils, has aoated oif from the piers. with the
exception Of the huge turn.tabIe in the cen
tire. which stands alone in the middle of the
river. l, has been made fast to the shore
by means Of cables, SO that in case it is car
r,ei o0 from the piers, It may not endanger
the safety OF the bridges below. Most OF
the other timbers have been secured TO the
shore before reaching the suspension bridge,
We understand that il is the intention al
the directors Ia proced forthwith to the re.
building OF the bridge. They should by all
means. and doubtless will, put the new
bridge at east five feet higher than the one
which has JUS, cseu swept away.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09
The Utah rrsablss-LsstsF froa the A..
tsrney Gessrsl % the Jsdges.

Attorney General Black, under the in.
struction Of the President, has replied to the
joint letter ofthe Utah judges on the sub
jet Of the military force with which the
court for the second district Wa attended
during the tern recently held at Provo
City.
He says it Il very probable the Mornoos
have been guilty Of crimes for which they
deserve the severest punishment, and that L
is not intended By the government to let any
one escape against whom the proper proofs
can be produced.
With that view the District Attorney
has been instructed TO use oil possible dill.
gence to bring criminals Of every class and
Of ell degrees TO justice. The usual and e.
tablished modes Of dealing with public Of.
tenders must be exhausted, before any Others
are adopted. On the whole the Pre- sident
is very decidedly Of the opinion.
Fint-That the Governor Of the territory
alone has the power to issue requistion
upon the commanding general for the whole
or part Of the army.
Second-That there was no apparent Oc.
casion for the presence OF the troops at
Provo.
Third-That il q rescue Of the prisoners
in custody had been attempted. it was the
duty Of the Marshal, and not Of the Judge,
to summon the force which might be neces.
sary to defend it.
Fourth-That the troops ought not to
have been sent to Provo without the concur.
renee OF the Governor, or kept there against
his remonstraDce, and
Fifth-That the disregard Of these prn.
ciples and rules Of action has been in many
ways extremely unfortunate.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

IoSylCrioS on ASNE BlLANsky GA
FRIDAY afternoon Anne Bilansky was COZ.
v,ctcd by the verdict OF one OF the most IA
lelligvnt jar'es ever impaonelled in the
Stale, Of the murder OF her husband, Stani.
laus Bllansky. who died las, March from
the effects OF poison administered by her.
The scene in the Cour, Room an the repdl-
ton OF the verdict, when the awlai stiffness
which accompanied the entrance Of the jury
was broken by the terrible question OF the
Judge, and the fearful answer OF the .ore-
man, Guilty. Was one OF the most inprcs-
slvc ever witnessed in . Minnesota court.
The counsel for tho prisoner required the
roll Of the jury to be called and ~ each
in answer 10 his name in turn pronounced
the dreadful word "guilty" each repeti.
ton SEEMED 10 add u solemn emphasis to
the verdict, and every one seemed to trsm
blc at the thrilllny climax except the guilty
woman whose fatal doom Was involved in
the word.
Mr.. Brisbn. the counsel Tor the prisoner
gave notice Of motion for new trial, " q
little prospc, We are afraid, OF obtaining a
new verdict II the molten should b. grant
III. Tue prisoner Was ably and eloqacn,ly
deiended by her counsel. but District Al
torpey Heard has won ,hc ungratiiied al
mira,.on Of the Bar icr the skill and talent
with which be conducted the prosecution
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

TnE FiLLMoRs CouSu BASH--THE
BRoSKas. TO correct misapprebension
about Ito arrangements made TOR the II Z
demption OF the notes Of the Fillmore
County Bank. to which paragraph Of ours
seems to have given rise, it is proper to shy
tina, the Fillmore County currency is re-
dcemAblc in gold Mt Preston. the County
sat Of Fillmore, where tho Bank is located,
while at 81. Anthony il is redeemed by
Farnham Il Co. IA sIehaags. The timely
knowledge Of this tact would have saved
the agent Of one OF our brokers u useless
Journey to 81. Anthony, with some eight
bspdred dollars Of this money, for the gold.
The incident. however. Is useful a. illustrat.
lug the way the thing works. Only about
three thousand dollars OF this currency in
all. have been put IN circulation 10 the State,
which ia backed up by gold IN the vaults at
Preston To the amount OF $1,000. About
eight hundred dollars Of this only. was put
in circulation at 81 Paul, Almost On the
same day, under tho suppostlon that Farm
ham h Co. redeemed Il IN god, the whole
amount was taken there, With the demand
for special OF which is part OF u syste-
matte attempt on the part OF two or three
cut throat brokers to drive back the issues
OF the banks and break them up. They cir
cua,e the really bad money. because they
can do nothing else with u. AMI that whish
is really good. they collect as fas, rs they
can lay their hands on II. and send il TO the
hanks Ior the gold, whlct they sell to their
customers for ., per cent premium, and
So thrive by driving good money out ot CIR
cu,tlon and bad money into circulation.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

Nav YoRx. June 1.-Two murders
we're committed in this city last night.
Henry Rourte, an Irish laborer, kicked his
wife To death early in the evening, and an
hour later Patrick Dowdy. notorious row.
dy, was stabbed TO the hear, at sailor
boarding house on Water street, by one of
his rowdy companions.
Andrew ketcbem was killed by lightning
at Bethpcy, l., |.
The boiler OF the locomotive attached to a
ireigh, train on the Erie Road exploded
yesterday near Port Jervis. The engineer
and fireman were blown into the air and re-
ceived mortal injuries. Smith. the fireman
died soon slter, and Potter, the engineer,
was dying at last accounts.
A woman named Margaret Grove was
stabbed with an ice pick last night at a
house on Water street, bya companion
named Elizabeth White. Msrga ret will die
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

NKw YosK, June A box containing
sven dead bodies WAS found 90 "Wednesday,
floating IN the Sound. near West Farms
The bodies were those Of two adult white
males, one negro. two females and two chill
dren Oae OF the males had three stabs
in the lei, breast. One OF the children bad
on = ru;lied nigh, gown. marked " c. NJ. 4
NJ c. The box Was flied with quick
lime. No clue to the mystery.
James Stephens, the wise poisoncr. who
had been previously senteuced TO death aud
appealed To the Snpreme Court. vas to day
Sentenced BY Judge Roosevelt to BE- hanged
on July 22d.