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FOR GOVERNOR,
wM. DENNtSON, JR.. Of Franklin County
FOR LtsurENANr GOVERNOR,
ROBERT G. KIRK, Of knox County.
ron AUDITOR or STATE.
ROOT. w. TAYLOR, of NJ M,honing County
roa sIcRErARY OF STATE,
ADDISON p. RU SSELL,o Clinton County
FOR REIsuRER or STATE,
ALFRED p. STONE, Of Franklin County
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
wM. Y. GHOLSON, Of Hamilton County
TOR MEMBER HOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN B. GREGORY. OF S,ioto County.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ANSON SMYTII of Lucas County.
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j. c COVER, (El. " llcrnld,O Lancaster, Wis,
We highly recommend the EXter. More
grain and provisions are destroyed annually in
Grant County by Vermin, than would pay for
tons OF this Rat Killer aud Insect Ex,cr, yet q
hunlrodth part OF The value of such property laid
out in CuStars' EXtr, would save all from loss y
w, CURTIS Drnggist Oakland, His" We
reed the box (caro B,ak''cy St, Louis@lt gives
grcat satisfaction wherever tried; is dead shot
every time, and no mistake"
OSBORN & PARSONS. Tafton, WIS., Rat
Roach, g. EXtr, all sold. 1t gives universal
satisfaction
GEORGE ROSE, Druggist Carlington, o.
" have been selling your Exrr for the last year.
and havenot known it to fail in single instance"
Il, WRIGHT, Druggist, Troy, OIL have
sold ont all the Rat, Roach, &c. Extr. The Rat
Killer is in great demand"
ffr>Prncipal Depot. IlO Broadway, New York.
3c@>AU wholesale druggists in n \. are agents.
Eaf~ Wholesale Agents in all of the large cities.
as~ Druggists and Dealers eyerywhero sell them,
lJ- 10 900 bottles sold per week in N. y alone.
&9-! ! Beware !! OF spurious limitations. Ex.
anime each Box, Bottle and Flask, and take
nothing but "COstars"
G5S~$ Loo Boxes can he sent by mail (Sufticient
% destroy all the Ncrmin on any premises
nS>52 sample packages Il doz.l by Express to
Dealers.
For Agencies, senl for Circular, Terms, &c
Wholesale Agents for Ohio, Ind, &c,
indianapolis, Robert Browning
-aud others.
Sold 10y PECK * HAMILTON,
fer! sourg O-io.
June Il, ls59--l0-
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THE LATEST.

The City NJ Baltimore arrived on The llth.
having sailed from Liverpool on The 3Oth. She
brings the following additional intelligence
from the seat of war:
Count Pourtales, the Prussian Ambassador
ha arrived at the head quarters of the Austrian
army. LaybICk has been fixed upon as the seat
of government of Lombariv. The Austrian head
quarters have been moved from Vllafrancu, TO
Vtrona. France is preparing to move an army
on the Rhine. Gen. Gayali, the ex command
| erin chiet OF the AuStranS, had taken command
as colonel of regiment bearing his name,
The PariS CORES spondeut of the London TimtS
SAYS In regard to the battle Of Sul[prmo, that
Gen Neil with 35 900 men AMI two divisions of
cavalry, in all about $4,000 was engaged till 4
o'clocl, Z. NJ, when he succeeded in forcing the
! Aus!riau centrc after twelve hours fghting-
| rie Austions had brought up reserves of60 600
! men and the allies their reserve of 50 900 NEIL.
1t was a most critical movement anl in three
hours more the ighIinS ended to the advantage
OF Tie allies.
TURIN June 29.-Th, Piedmontesa Ga5eAs
! publishes official Geta Is of the battle, written
| the same evening. According TO positive lnfor-
nation 2j000 SardiniAus held ihrr ground
az inst $4,000 AuS,raus, who occupied Gurmi-
ddbIe position. from which they were diSlulgpd
! 4F the SlrdniunS under the orders of King Vic
| tor Emanuel. The S,r inian loss is said to BE-
ahoHt one thousand killed aud the same number
| wounded.
The London Timcs' PniS correspondent re-
ports that IA project has been opened for the
mobilization OF one hundred battalions of Ma.
tion'l Guard, and organizing them for garrison
duty.
The details received Of the recent massacre at
Peruga by the Swiss troops, state that neith +
sex or nge were spared. Among the murdered ly
The soldiers after the fighting had ceased, we've
three married couples, five elderly females, thre e
unmerriel females, girl four years DID, &c.-
! An inant was also torn from lis mothers breast
! and thrown into the Tihtr
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FURTHER NEWS FROM THE WAR.

FURTHER NEWS FROM THE WAR.
Prince Napoleon arrived at Parma on the 2Jth,
and was received with enthusiasm.
Forty thousand mrn were embarkng ia AL.
geria for the Adriatic, and at Paris news was
expected OF the occupation Of Venice by the
French
The Paris correspondent of he Londons Times
says, 1t was expected that another battle would
he fought before the siege operations would come
on.
L1rge re-enforCemonts Cor the French army
We're constantly quitting France for Italy.
n dispatch from Vienna saws that the attack
Of the French ON Venice aud Tagimento about
Is miles northeast of Venice, was expected to
take place on the 23th of June.
The Austrian reserves. numbering l75 600
mon, were on their way to Italy. They are con
slercd the flower of the Austrian army. Not
u man of them has served less than eight years.
The Anstrians have sunk five small vessels,
large trigate, and three steamers. in the port {
Maamoco, to prevent the passage Of the French
squadron.
The Gnzstte dc France says that preparations
are making TO get together within two months
force of 450 900 men,
The Sarlinian Embassaior at Paris is reported
10 have complained to the English Government
against the Secretary Of the British Embassy ii
Paris for anti-Sardinan manifestations.
AUSTRIA.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times asserts that for the last ten years matters
have been so terribly mismanugcd in Austria
that it VIII be almost miraculous if the Empire
escapes dissolution.
! In an autograph letter, the Emperor Fancis
! Joseph has caused ordinances relative to Protest
ants in Austria TO be issued without waiting
for the revision Of the Council of State.
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4 HofLASDYR

from or regular N-w iots carrs.p4aael'.
SEw YORK, July y. I-jo.
A degh fully cool interval, We have had
Tor few days past more favored than
some OF Of our western cities az ST. Louis.
where We hear they have bad the thermom.
eter at ninety degeecs, and no rain ipr some
days continuously. until people began to die
81 by heat as i by an Epidemic. II was
needed, this cool weather, for this week =
bushes ls the beginning OF the fall cam.
lagn, aud merchants have been rolling up
their sleeves and doing some active work
To be sure, w have not yet enjoyed any de-
cidei activity, bat business has been coming
10. The town ls pretty well supplied with
strangers from tte south and West. who
keep the hotels from bankruptcy aud the
theatres IN operation. W. arr booking for
a pretty large fall trade Bat the yenders
Of dry goods are IN some degree nervous ;
the lmportation- tor the lat three months
have about eqnalled those Of The zane time
for 10th the YEAR, l-j7 AID lbs together
I.ooS 90, FOR cheap dry good. this iAil, ca
Tecialy fancy silks. which have been too
high this ,pring, and are coming down With
a crash.
1he peact 8ew. eSciter a great deal Of 10.
terest and specpiat0n Merchants hope Il
- true foreign pa,rio,-refagees fear il 10
true. wishing 10 81 tn ri-ing Of ibs Hunga-
ran pope which wiIl. 4 eoar,e, b. stited
by tins Afmistioe. a, bat t1r IN present.,
ani u pace eorSs there VII b. 10 ctADoe
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The y, Y. Counr bad recently valu.
able article on the Wheat Crop OF 1889,
which, with some additions by the Buffalo
Commercial, we copy, In the Agricultural
Statistics, returned by the United States
Census Of 1850, which W. published las,
week the Wheat Crop Of the country was
sct down at 100000, 900 Of bushrls The
statement which we now publish doubles il,
and makes ii POI 900 900 Of bushels VIVA,
Il magnificent addition to the wealth Of the
nation Is thus furnished in single year, In
this agricultural staple Ia the light Of the
figures which unpublished last week, amend
cd by this statement AZ 10 the Wheat Crop,
the aggregate paiue Of U',s years. crop IN tbs
country may be s.' dorm as mol less Than OSg
THOUSAND Millions Or DolLAgs,''
The New York Copr,e, r Euqmter Of
Monday, has al able and elaborate article
on the national wheat crop Of 1859, based
on the Patent Office reports Of previous
years and such information ~ il otherwise
Possesses. The following tables contain
the essential portion Of the statistic, ad.
duced.
The production 81 wheat 10 the several
States for 1855 and l-jJ, may be- stated AS
follows
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Everybody is full OF sage prophecies. but
the cutest people in this part OF the globe
shake their heads and say nothing that is
safe anyway, and never hurts mans rcpu.
tation for sagacity and selfcontaineiness
The drolest war joke" OF the season is
the leader OF certain prominent morning
paper, on the Austrian Quadrangle, "
which excites first the perplexity, then the
establishment, and, finally, the laughter OF
the news-rading town. II reads like bur.
lesque % the profound war-editorials with
which We have been favored lately, mixing
up all kinds OF phrases and subjects in an
inextrcable middle
The editorial columns apologized for the
article next morning by asserting that the
" manuscripts got mixed :" it was, however,
very evident that il must have been the re
suit OF mixed liquors rather than mixed man
usciipts and we hear that the writer who
is supposed to be responsible for the article
in question, was a, breakfast Tor e,ght hours
preceding It's composition. The article
must be read to be appreciated the nerv-
Gus and precise head-e,lltor OF this leading
journal, who is now absent in Europe. will
no doubt be delighted to death" when he
enjoys the perusal of this astonishing ebul.
iton of maudlin genius. Then you have "a
peep behind the curtains of metropolitan
journals inner sanctum IA " sub" so tight"
that he couldn't walk plank four i,ct in
length sitting down to unravcl the meshes
of French and Austrian military strategy,
10 the gaze of a docie public
Politicians are beginning to look us up u
new Mayor. TIEMAN has been very popu.
lar and would probably run well with the
same nomination a. before bu, probably he
would decline nomination, except from
the regular Democratic party. Some very
respectable men have been suggested US can
didates for the Office, and i, is not Inpossi-
BILE that it may yet again come to be an
honor to be mayor OF our city, as il is to be
Lord Mayor OF London.
The Sunday question is exciting some
interest here as well as in Philadelphia A
large and influential body of cillzcus are
excrtng all their influence in favor of strict
Sunday laws, thoroughly executed, while
the foreign population are up in arms about
the matter People who have coun-
try homes little way out of town are
especially annoyed at this time of the year
by Sunday parties pic.Dicing all over their
grounds, which could not happen il the
Sunday cars were stopped. The p official
influence of the German population will
probably prevent the execution Of Sunday
laws here. -"
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ence dictate tina, he should stand aside and
leave the place 10 men who can maintain the
high character which the State now bears /;
and think be is right.
You made few typographical errors in
my las, such as putting plural nouns in the
nomlnatiye case 10 verbs in the singular
number, and in tina, part where Mr.. FKKar.
SON said some OF the demm,i Black Re.
publlcAns would get Slowed before night"
the printer made il sie,rei instead OF slowed !;
which is quite unnatural, no,w its,apding the
present ho, weather.
A new word has crept into use amongst
the lawyers. which wish ex- Chief Justice
GoopRcn 10 take notice OF aud blot ont, il
he pleases. Ii is not deriyatlyc word, but
is coined from nothing and means nothing
although i. is extensively used in the place
Of dcponen,." II is bran new word, and
here is the way it figures, sometimes. in IN
intensely modern affidavit
Sr,rs or MlSsrsor,.
County Of >omepont,
Letubbahel Shocks, OF said county, being
duly sworn, complains OF Peter whpskiet
and deposes and says, that on the tenth day of
July. lA'a, at Picklesille. in said county. the
said Whipsklllet assaulted and heat this affant
with hIg stick, TO wit. a long sharp stick,
thereby injuring this atiant severely. and caus.
ing tbs atiiant great bodily pain and damage ;
aud this alani further says that the said Whip.
skillet thus assaulted and beat this atisnt with
~nt cause or prov ocation on the part Of thi.
aiiani, this anant being asleep At the time and
not dreaming that the said Whipskillet was
within sticks length of this aiiiant, TO wit, the
length Of the long sharp stick Aforesaid while
th,s H'1ant was 80 asleep a. aforesaid and this
ailiant further says, etc.
That is enough to show how the word
ALLAN, sticks ont, but not sufficient TO show
where IL came from, or that il is proper
word Shakespeare used TO coin words when
be had need OF new ones, aud ! don't see
why 1t is not ms proper To coin n word Ia
suit some new purpose "a IL Is to invent n
machine for purpose that no machine IN
Use will answer for, hut us 10 this new
word alliapt," i, is an innovation that
ought not 10 be countcnanced.
Where does it come from An aillrmant
ailirms, an appellant Appeals, n complainant
complains, u contestant contests. defendant
defends, a deponent depos.s, dispn,ant dis
putes, n ll,igant itigatcs. respondent re-.
sponds aud SO on 10 the end ; but
wha, does the ailant do--,oes he Arry 7
lie does not for there is no snch verb as
uify--hc "deposes and says, - ,ha, is. he
bears witness as deponent aud calls himself
IN afhint Oh, o.
How queer some prosecuting limb OF the
law would feel II he should commence a suit
before some smart Justice of the Peace, on
such an affidavit, as have set forth in this
communication, and should be told by the
Justice that be would issue no warrant on
such an affidavit us that. because there
was 10 such IA cri,ter named in natural his.
tory, or in the scriptures az an aNiani -
Please serve copy OF this paper on each Of
the codiliers. TAMARAck.
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himsV ~UtsfDy 81 ne po'fUs-- fsfffsJ ~ The
Wu,d',"- Fah and mfsrs'f,ng Particular.
A terrible tragedy occurred in Canal
street, near broadway, yesterday. which has
vet the city in lcrment. About five clock
in tho afternoon IA gentleman was observed
walking mp Iiroadway, from 1ayIor's, 10
company with Indy, with whom be seemed
TO DE- engaged 10 WARM and excited CONVEX
sation. Turning down Canal street u few
stcps, the gentleman suddenly stopped, aud
drawing revolver. discharged one barrel
at the head Of bis companion who gave one
agonizing shrek, and i'Il. dying. upon the
steps Of the I!randreth lIou-c. The muir.
derer was Immediately surrounded by u
crowd Of men among whom we're officers
Roberts. Of the Eighth, and IAtta Of the
Sixth precincts As they came up he sud
denly rats"d his weapon again. as they sup.
posed 10 shoot them, WHEN ono oi them
struck him upon the bead with his club,
while the other wrcnehed the weapon from
his grasp.
Meanwhile, the WOUNDED woman wins
raised from the ground and carried into
Rn,htoDs drug store, IN an inscDsiblc state
Here rcstGratiycs and strnulants we're ~.
Piled under the direction oi young sur.
geon who happened 10 h. in the crowd and
under their Influence she became snfiricu,Iy
conscious 10 give her name and 10 answer
questions 10 non0syIlables
II was a-ccrtAlned that she had been ,bo,
10 The forehead, the ball passing through the
skull about two inches above the outer angle
d the lci, eye, and buryiDg itssli in her
brain. a considerable quantity ~ bruins
had issucd from the wound Several ply.
stefan. were sent for, bu, before they ar.
rived il was deemed expcdieDt 10 remove
her 10 the City Hospital A carriage was
produced. into which she wss placed. and,
accompanied 10y two lady friends and the
young doctor, she was al once sent 10 tina,
Institution, and placed under the skllul
house surgeon. Dr. Quiuby.
Her assas~in was by this time in the
Eighth ward station house. A. IL usual in
all csses, be vas SEARCHED Tor weapons, when
large twobIaded eight inch bowie knife
was found upon hls person. he was not
d,sarm~i without n severe struggle. and
when the officers handed biz revolver 10 their
superior onioer, be rprang for II, with the
desperate intent 81 ending bis career by bi.
own hand. 10 this attempt, however, be
was ioiled Ne ifeely admitted b., guilt,
and DECLARED ,hs, the woman sgged him ~
"a DO Il, She had tsrn bis bsr and bi.
ruin ~ declared and BE- did not wish 10
sgvlse her. seeing bOw desperately i-
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WABAsIIAw, July Il, ls5g.

Ms Eh'3,.al n, Pias,., aat D,o.,sra,
My old friend, CAIcs CAssrrs FERGUSON
Esq, having positively declined to become
u candidate Tor Congress at the next cleo
ton, says that in doing so he does no, wisl
to make il understood nor TO have any one
infer, that he desires to be nominated two
years hence, but be wants all men to know
that be does not mean to thrust himself for
ward by pretending TO pull himself back.
ward, in declining the nomination before il
Is rendered to him because, be says, there
are ADLER men TO be found who are more Fl,
tor the Office, and as he is at present the
holder OF good Office under the general
government, he believes that he ought TO be
content, for fear that the people may think
he is too greedy. Moreover, be thinks be
can do the State more service where he liz
than he can at Washington az here he can
do something, but at Washington, in the
House Of Representatives, be would be ike
lightning. bug in the clear starry frms.
rnent on high, totally swallowed up and
able to do nothing but draw pay and otbcr
things for his own benefit.
His friends, !. e., some Of them, tell him
there are others who are situated exactly a.
he is, and yet are seeking the nomination
with purely selfish motives, knowing that
they can DO no good at Washington, but
would like to BE- members Of Congress nev-
er,heless. To this, the honorable and con.
scientious old CAics CAssIus says " What
take and ENJOY honor and cmoument with.
ont rendering an equivalent for them occu-
py the place that able and serviccable mon
ought 10 occupy, and make the State Of
Minnesota the laughing stock Of the nation
by means Of two miserable representative
who may b. elected merely became they
wished To be elected They ought 10 be
ashamed Of themselves and il such men are
nominated, it would be far better Tor Mn
De>ota, and for the whole country, IL tbey
were defeated than il they were elected
Give VA able men--men who can make IN
fnence for our young -tate-mcn who will
work bffpre the committees, AID work 10
such a manner "a 10 make themselves usf1l
men who will not always b. trying TO
catch the eye Of the speaker" and, Ike
The msn that drew the elephant in the lg,-
terry don't know wha, 10 do with /, after
they have caught linen who will a0t
make sTsecb'. Gge.s il b. in SUPPORT Of
sOine bill i,r tue benefit oi Minnesota. ~ 10
ds!eD3 her from ipJ1ry ~ ASPIRATION and then
70 give utterance 20 sODeth OK that VII. H.
ielt all over the h0u-e ike double ,bo,,ei
i0rty+,xo pDander That IL the Mind ol
men ~ ~ab, for Minnesota, sad thu od
man, add u we cant tod them III a. sod
the u.st ~ lan hud.
- you 80 The groubd % which ,he ye,.-
ran dscunss 20 serve and although b..
fusrsi. hGk b. wg.A make an e1ot,sen,
representative. YET bs npi's,y and erpri.
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in existence. We have, however means
OF partial comparison in the statistical r,>
cords Of our own Office. which, while they do
not cover the national crop, are perhaps the
most reliable Of any. ~ TAR US the grain
movement Of the IVES, is concerned, In
them WI necessarily include Canada, as un.
der the Reciprocity Treaty no distinction
exists between il aud the production OF our
own country. Our basis Of estimate is de.
rived from the railroad and custom house
r,urns Of all the principal receiving points
Of western produce. All the surplus grain
of the West. on its way eastward, passes
through certain ports ol entry and is there
recorded. We have endeayorei to cover all
ot these.
In ls5S the following points received the
amount of wheat stated Flour included
and r,,luCpd Ia wheat 4
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Ar an auction sale Of the personal property
Of Ma OAKS, recently decea~ud, Ia Daaphin
County, Pennsylvania, . lew days ago. q
bag OF flax sed was offered for sale One OF
the bidders pa, bis hand in the bag 10 exam.
ine tbe -ed, and haalcd out Q purse, which
was ioiDd 10 contain gold and silver coin.
The bag was thee thoroughly ovcrhsuIed.
and over ooe thousand dollars 10 gold and
silver coih were found therein. The treasure
Was then rctsioei by tLe executors
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

Hollander Excuses Himself for being More Pune
'usl-Cautions adopted cilissns against the Traps Of
their Epemes-Ci,es the Constitution Of Rhode Island
to Prove bis Posiuon-Givss Anecdote to illustrate
his Idea Of 1.-THE Old Charter OF Charles H., &c.
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MAT


The production 10 the Western states,
which have the largest surplus for export, is
shown by the following figures
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The sarpIus Tor the pescn, year in these
States may b. estimated as follows;
Bsshsls
tftFg Is1,....... ...... ..... ..... - Bsfs
cossamgt iss Da.h pr head 5, ssgy
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II Ia estimated that. 10 addition % tbis,
from one sixth ~ Onelfth Of The surplus
crop Of 1855, i. yet In the hand. Of the pro-
ducers We therefore have 10 the States
estimating last year, surplus crop Of the
West at TIVE ~ four millions 81 bushels, M
the gross