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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-21
A. American Army sos sis.ico.

From tho y, v Joarnai ef Commerce.
Ntgo"at'ons arc W PfoR'ess ptwsn the
Jnnfez or Iabcrni "oVernnheht " MEXICO,
ana several Hnd'bg fh,iit"ry men oi 'm
ub'tcd otattr, Tor tue rn's'ng ana equipment
oi large American iorcc, 70 oc employer
IN restoring peace ana otner W "eNWo' ahd
!" cohS''u" ",o S'an'"s "'my ., ""t
country Ven Degoihdo. inc war m'ns-
Ter o' inc Jnafez Government F." now cn
route Tor New orIcnns' where nc w@ ef'
pco'ed 10 arrive TINS week. ior Tue purpose
OF e'lect'ng arrangements OF TINS brilliant
scmme' ine ioioe "tsssary 70 euect 'ne
opJ'c's 10 view N er''n'a"" ~ oo~ men.
ihis WIN 'orm 'be n"c'sns or c'nc'ens WORK
ing part, OF thc iabtr"i Army, ana w'l' be
amply large enongh' wi'hout 'hc am Oh na-
i've so'defs' 70 Pn' down aoo Keep nhdcr
the horde oi cut 'hfoa's VINO are now devas.
iating Mexico NJ the bidding OF degraded
priesthood. robblng ana nurderlog her
lracoIui ci''zebs, putchering OF naitreating
American residents, ana constantly insulting
the Nag o' The on''ed sta,o.'
Inc American army VIII m diV"ed into
sh FeRimen's'o' ooV "en cncn' o~ o' "n'ch
VIII bc RAISED IN tblS vicinity, and Tue DINERS
10 dinerent paris o. inc ohioh' Inc g'her'
al command oi 'he force w'i m given 10 an
o'icer who DISTINGUISHED h''"Se'' 10 the
Am, r'can war WIN mes'eo, ana whose
tried military talent onh'nch'ng courage,
and great personal popularity, recommend
him os n suitable man 'or the 'e'defSh'p OF
The enterprise;
The New YORK regimen, WIZ We en,tu.t'
cd to another gal'an, volunteer oihcer 10 The
Mexican war who has since hIled q bigh
and Responsible position 10 the M'''''a ser
vice Of this state. Thls gentleman has
taken an EARNEST interest 10 'he MeS'ean
lAberals' hpd some Time ago received
Colon'is commission nom 'uafsz. nc
the pr'nc'Pa' operator a. ths point snd Is
10 da'ly cor"Spot"eoce WIN h'''''a o'hoefs
10 various par,s o. ,nf n'a'e ~. VINO de"'re
conIin'rs'ohs 10 his rBh~n'' 'be amount
o' military 'a"h' seh'ng = mope lor J"
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NEW SERlES-NO 1877.

ton became known TO her, she, with charac-
tcristic independence, and the majestic dig
nifty Of woman scornc,l." for causes which
she deemed sufficient, ircvocably broke OIL
the engagement Thus matters stood on the
22d uIt., when the parties casually met late
In the evening. on Russelvile street, in Elk
ton. Mis- L. was walking down the street,
accompanied by M acquaintance OF that
place, Mr.. Sherwood.
Mr. Parrish--accompanic by friend
whose name We did not learn--acc0sted
Miss Il. aud began conversation, In which
he asked il !, was her purpose to persist IN
the determination or intention Of disrcgard-
ing him. She unhes,atingly responded.
Certainly IL is." At this av0wal hc drew
pistol. rcmarking, as be did 10. "Well.
by Cd. madam, you shall never have the
pleasure Of marrying any Que else" With
this h. levelcd the deadly missile at hcr, and,
when the muzzlc was within few inches Of
her breast, pulled the trigger. Providen.
TALLY, however, the cap exploded without
discharging the pistol. So anpreparcd was
she Tor any such dreadful aud unexpected
assault, that, when the weapon was drawn,
she 30 lar mistook bis purpose, supposipg
that IL was his intention to hand her some
thing when he presented the instrument. that
she reached on, her hand as II 10 take II.
The unutterable aatonmhment-t heart
sickcning terror--that must have seized her
upon dvining his real purpose, when indi-
Gated by acts too unInistakably clear, can
be better conceived than expressed. She
sprang of from him with the most dospe-
rate effort TO escape. In the act OF doing
80, the pistol Was fired. The ball glanced
near her head, entering the door easement
in Mrs. Wells, In front Of which they had
arrived. AS may be expected, she lell faint.
ing TO the earth. The was doubtless In the
net Of falling when the shot was discharged.
Her lall was. In oil probability, the casualty
which sanc,l her lie.
Parrish, doubtless impressed with the be.
lief that he had contaminated his damnablo
purpose, prccipitacy fed. leaving his sad
died horse at the hotel door in the town.
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in the slightest degree intoxicated--a one
have ! seen shouting or singing--noi a
rough or rude remark have seen or heard
addressed to any one-nor have failed, in
single instance, whenever ] have applied
TO soldier for information, or addressed
him on any subject whatever, 10 receive a
courteous reply and the most polite endeavor
to aid my wishes.
Nor have heard q single cheer over the
victory or a single syllable Of exultation
over the prisoners as they Gene in. The
most respectful silence has in every case
been preserved. Expressions Of sympathy
with the wounded were constant, and prompt
attention, SO far as possible, was always Civ.
en- to their wants. Private property in the
town, so far as can see, has been treated
with perfect respect. In selecting fields for
the camp, those which will be injured by il
least seem uniformly to be chosen. Bakers
shops, and groceries with cheese, bacon,
sausages. &C., freely exposed, are open,
and | have repeatedly seen soldiers bar
gaining Tor supplies at their windows. Bu,
] have heard Of no instance and seen no in-
dicaton OF the slightest interference with
private property. Yet there is no great
rigor Of discipline eniorced-ior the soldiers
seem to be quite at their ease, and wander
about town very much at their own discre.
ton. But they look upon war as business
AS something TO be done, like everything
else, with az little fuss and excitement ~ pos.
sible. SO they look upon battle, and the
operations attending 1.-THE care OF the
wounded, the reception OF prisoners, &c.--as
merely part Of the regular rou,ine,--just
like cleaning their muskets, or boiling their
soup over their bivouac fires.
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Extraordinary ATTEMPT ~ A...s.i"s''o"

A mos, remarkable InciIcn, occurred in
one of the most public streets Of Elk,on The
other day, Snd the cauIs ARE, as We have
been informed, says the Iiopkinsyille (ky)
Pre,,, about as follow
Some cighteen months or two years ago
Mr. j. Parrish, Of Todd county, gentleman
Of good family, who stood lair, and who has
heretofore borne the character Of pencen
bic. orderly citizsD, paid his addresses 10
Miss Alice Roberts, young lady oi beauty,
intelligence. fine family, and most uDeIop-
tioDabIe standing in society 10 that, her ma
tive place. lie doubtless received cDcopr-
aging smiles from bis fair enslayer, for, after
the usual delays, balting. aud procrastina-
tion., 10, iosppropriatriy CONSIDERED neces.
sary Gn such Occasiops, b. was accepted and
they became sfliaDcsd. But. ~ II 10 illus.
trate tbeir old qsotatioD--" The course of
true love never dld run smooth "--di1icul.
,ies arose 10, bresen by them
The insidions tongue OF Islander doubtless
did lis work. bred discontent, and coolneS
wa the Consequence, which, for time,
r.,Ded 20 have disposed the matter without
further parey. lovers quarrels are ever
oi duration short, and the breach was yaLd.
a, leAs, apparently iw time. k,mor says
hs relstiDns-fW causes not particularly
syossd ba, the lAdys sck of ioftuDs com
mersursU with bis own leayes room Tor sls
lsc,iny the true opfc. oi dis.atisfac,ion -
objected 10 the match wbsn their obyc-
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Hon. II. j. RAyxoSD, editor OF the New
Yoek 7imes was an eyewitness OF portions
Of tbe recent bloody contest at Solferlno.
Writing to bis paper on the evening Of the
battle, FRIDAY, June 2ith,) IRON Castigll-
one, be gives the following description OF the
scene 10 that village. Castiglione is bnt a
few miles from Solierino.
We went on, however, continuing TO meet
carriages and carts laden with wounded and
passing the French camps OF the previous
night, came to point, at about half miie
from the town. where park Of artillery
wagons was deiiling from their camp INTO
the road Watching our chance, We drove
in between two oi the wagons, and 80 en-
tered the town under cover Of the enormous
cloud of dust which they raised. The main
street was deDsely crowded with carts, car
riages, horses, donkeys, oxen soldiers, set
tiers and persons and animals Of every de-
scrip,on. We pushed our way, without
hindranee. directly past the house marked
as the Quarter Generate or head quarters
OF the Emperor, and were thus within the
camp. We had gone but short distance,
when We came TO where the great proces-
sion Of the wounded was turning down a
crossstreet to church which bad bsen
taken for a hospital. II was certainly
the mast dreadful sighi ever saw. Every
conceivable kind OF wound which can be IN
tilcted 90 men was here exhibited. All who
we're able 10 do so, were obliged 10 walk
the wagons aud animals at command being
all required for those who could not be 9th
erwi-e moved Some walked along, their
faces completely covered With blood from
sabre cuts on their heads Macy had their
arm shatter,,l-hundre,is hal their arms
ted up.-and some carried mO.t ghsstly
gouDl. upon their ficts. some had tial NJ
their sounds-an1 others hai stripped a~ay
the clothing Which chAied aad made tAsrn
vor-e. | saw oue man walking along ~nt
frm step and a rrso.ute air naked 10 hi'
gals, aDd having ballet soand upon hp
side. al ugIy cash along hs ehess, and :
deep hayonei thrust, received from behind
IN h. shoulder Mot Of tho" who wer'
waking worc a curious look-conversinl
ba, little vih %" sn0,ber though thtl
walked too ani tWo ami ieS o' ih~u
carried upon their far- any eon-dersoie -
preston oi pain. ...
Tba.e who we're IN ~ ssvrrc.! inJ9r~
rrle un1r donkeys Or 10 carts -ard a y,
~, ca'r,-i sp'1 mni''r.-- 20 ra't 't.4.
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VOL. IX.-NO. l3.

Rain rain F! rain

Rain! rain rain
As If all the waters Of all the seas,
OF the shsdowy shored Antipodes.
Had yielded to the centrifugal strain
As the world reyolved; and then,
Clouded in deluges as Of old,
Thunder troubled and lightning scrolled,
Were drowning the arkless earth again.
Not a ray Of light,
From the numberless windows Of Heaven, falls
On the utter blackness which blinds the sight !:
Not sound but the dashing against the walls
And the murm ring roofs of the vanished town
As the melted darkness surges down;
Or the eddying roar
or far.off cataracts leaping Ger
Invisible cliffs into the fathomless night.
Ny silent room,
In the midst of this shoreless waste of gloom
With its lamp which glows,
Alone In the darkness infinite,
Like moments bliss in q life Of woes
IL symbol to me, as musing write,
OF that central sphere whereon God dwet
The electric thrill Of resstless might
IN the fash which followed: "Let there be
Light
somewhat see,
In the lightning furrows which scorch the skies.
In the jewelled mountains which earthward reel,
What might have been when the shining keel
OF the first star plowed Immensity
When the billowy nebulse paused, aghast,
As the ship with its silent Helmsman passed;
And far, irradiant from His eyes
TMlllng inertias Of the voids
WIN systems and suns and asteroids
Thonghts, crystalized in their falling, fell.
= ~ The roar OF the rain
Sohnds like the dithyrambc strain
I OF ~ vitalzed hosts ere they were born
! Ers their full life came with the primal morn
A roar prelusive, rs tLis may be,
:, 70 the Lydian music OF land and sea,
Which another Morrow, with thirstful ear
!. And heart aecordsnt, may. kneeling, hear.
- Rain on rain on.
The chilling darkness pervading space,
And the icy shadows within my heart,
When the desolate night at last has gone,
When the hope crowned morning at last shall
dawn,
Will to the asysmal depths depart
OF. their God.appointed place;
And their mystical meanings be, one by one
Revealed in the newly risen sun.
ST. PAUL, June, 1859. l..
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NEW YORK MARKET-Aur, "a,
r. asa-. ,.s.as - !

Flour-Ih. market ls 6m spd ioal5 Geo heuer-
elnO fnr tt Ssfc eht 90 Tor super Wau. 81 80 $50
~ em M TO good western; sh,lldb 70 Tor nlu
and 90 3oahtO fr fresh ground shppiag br extra
csnSosn aoai unchanged. Sales 800 bbls at si7sa5T
extra
Rye Flour dull sales At IS b0a4 TB
Wheascurcc and minally idlc better Sales 1000 bu
40; wtiio Fy SI2B for naw re south rn! 81 W
for q white southern
Hya-Ouiet ats G. for new
Harle)-Nomiual.
Crn- csrce' 20 firm Sa'es ~ 900 bush at 7sasqc .
old a. new mixed ives s5c fr yellow western; sc for
unf un el'u southern
Oas6rm sr o. 3ail for old sate 400t2 for new: $50
~ tnr geste y; t2gi2 for Cana ian,
WhiskY-Firme' Sales 90 hhl at 20klDT.
forh--Qp ned fimer bu' CLOSED lever. sales $500 bbs
q sM ,Sg6 for mess; $685. lor thiu mes; O359lC-
90 for p IN
Beef uuchsng Sales $50 bbls at IS 5Os for prime; s7
$50 do moss 45au for repaoked Chicago; Sl2al2b fr
extra.
Boefhsms dull at lS0's
Hnc0n-Qret
Cut s-seady Sales GA pack ages at go for shou
dors 8Gsk for LRms.
La,d- fira. sales s75 bbls at lO9u for No to prime
Western.
Hgtier-F 1n3 lsa2l for State, ls9l7 for Ohio;
Ch ose-a shl09h
falow-Firm ales at lO5f0nh
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In July, 1885, takea with ordinary
lint for which luegeci ell taking remedies. opug
commenced passing mncus aud blood, and grew weak
hat was unubie 10 do half days work. / applied 10
physicians was usel first with oplates, next with pills
Of nirate Of silver took injections OF nitrate " all
doing go0i. next took various home omedes,
mendtd by nurses aud old ades; neither did hev do
any rood Again returned 20 the care OF the physicians
asringcnis knlYn 70 the Oesun, but all TO pup
10 May 1855, after having The disouse overttn mon hs
ana Whch w the way was pronounced 70 be OF the ma
raeiCnbcrg Dyse tery Syrup, WIN did In less than
toeny gu hours after commencing tssuse the disease
completely checked feat vii ch different pny sCus
had BCer unable TO accomplish. At his tins also
mercod daily abutiuus with cold water and
have enjoyed eXcell hoa tn.
used but portion Of bottle to accomplish this good
work aud since boy els have been regular
evacunting Oh mselves once day
best Dyse9tory medicine ever mode and would heartily
recommend It's TO every with lise difficulty
led make this statement the pul lac, through gratitude
Tor the esin II mas conferred and through the
use. j II HARr
Ohico Of Clevound Plain Dealer.
Hayngh had an opportunity to test your vaube medicine
for bowel complaints ths Gra fenh8rg Dystnerv Syruu IN
~ nn1 eiCieni relief IN such It acts like feet
charm and doubt that when It is well known
as It's merits demand 1t will afford relief 20 thousands
Pres. Board at Aldermen aud Acting MAJ or, N. Y.
have had an oppo unity Of witnessing tho effect Of he
Tueteuueig Dv enery Syrup n cases OF bowel mpats,
especially Uf character have no hest
tatou IL saving that admirably ada9ed for the cure Of
these diseases. I. X. ID FORREST, NJ. D.,
Croten Water Comm'r AID Alderman, N Y.
- For sale BY Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
C3- For medicines or agencies address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
augs Agent Tor OHIO.
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-Alaot ~-
SAN RD'S
Family CathartiC Pills,
COMPoUNDED FROm
Pu~s Vegetable Extracts, and pat up IN Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and l0W keep IN any eli

Pu~s Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and ioW keep IN any eli
Hadte,
The FAMILY CATHARrIC PILL b gentle but ac-
tive Cathurc Whi the proprietor has used in ms pruc
ice more than twenty Yeof8.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the PILLS aud the sal siactlnn which
all express regard 90 herI use has induced me 70 place
then withinth reach Of all. .s'
The Profession well snow that cierent Cathurcs act
d diff rent pOftiOns of theI- bowels
The n EiLY CA-S|T HARYIC PILL
has will due tO this well established fact
been compounded from a.Ivsruty Of he pur 81 Vegr-
table extracts. which net - alike on ovuU of tho
ahmentuU canal, aud areIE GOOD and SAFE 10 ON
C1ses where Ca'hurtic g. = uoeded, such DE-
RANGEMENTS OF the -lSTO MACH, SLEEPI-
MISS. PAINS IN THE I-IhA OK IND LOIN IS.
COSniNENESs, PA N AIAND SOFEN ESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY. i irm sudden cod, which
frequently. N neg slccteQ, = end ln long course OF Be
yer' LtSS Oh AlpE C|TI E.u tRkEpI Ne SEN
s pLON OF COLD OVER IrHE BODY hESrt ENS-
MES HhAD-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HhAD-
an Iuhammutory Diseases, Worms Children Adulls,
Rheumn ism egt Purih of the Blood aud many dis
which hesh s heir TOO numerous 20 mention in
this advertisement. Dose tna
PRICE 80 CENTS ~
- The Livtf lnyiguratQr aud Family CaVaflg fi,is
BY Druggists generally, and sold wholesale nf
The Trade IN All The large towns ,,,,, ~ ~
Manulnrturer md pTnpioter
iyFdhwRO Es BToadN ~, New HoTk.
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Young men who suffering FROM the effects OF youth
u Ia be surely and permanently restored ny
using the
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
POR THE n Aprn cupp ms

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoqrseaesS, Group,
Bronchitis, Iacipieat Consumption, and for The
relief OF COnSltnptiDe Patients an adUaRced
stages Of the disease
SO wide is the field Of ito usefulness and numerous yre
tho cases OF It's Gu cj, that almost section country
a1ounds IN psrsons ubicy known, who have been
ed from alarming and despeeae diseases the
by its use. When onre tried It's superiuy eyeIy IL
or medicine Of the kim is too uppsreunt escape Obsea-
ion ana where rs virtues known, the longer
hesitate what atlOte to employ for the s ressug and
dangt affections Of tho pulmonary that
dent 10 our climate lille many inferior remedies thrust
upon the community have fued aud been di'ardo tins
has gained iends by every ta conferred benefits the
a cted they forget and produced
and too remarkable to he forgotten.
Prepared by Dr. j c. AVER & CO.,
s1IaNoTNIpgs
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
F0r aN Lhe plLrposes d q FamlLQ PhNsle.

Are composed that within the range Of their ac
tiOn rarely whs and evade them Their
properties SEARCH and ceane aud nvgOate every portion
Of the human organism correcting its diseased action and
restoring It's Veahy ytaltes As consequence fhcse
properties, the myu nd who IS bowed down with pain
physical debility ssOui I'd find his health OF gl ergy
restored by REM dy ai once 81 simple and nvifing
Not only do they the every daG complaints eyeTy
body out rlsO mrny ormab and dangerous diseases
The agent below named IS pleased furnish glulIs my
Amoucgn Almanac, containing ceri Gates Of their cures
hud directions for their use IN the following
Cusyeuess Hearth Headgc arising dislrupTed
Of the Bowos Fuiuleucy Loss Of Appetite Jouudire and
other kindred complaints arising from state of the
body ohetruCtu' Of its functions.
Do not be p1t OH by unprucipod Dealers with 9TH
pill they make the more profit Ask for AYERS
and IA "a nothing
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SANFO RD'S
Liver LmVigOPatOP
NEVER DEBILlrATEs,


1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
i FROM GUM and has become establ shed fac a
Standard Medicine known aud approved by all
used H. and resurtrd 10 with confidence ia all the
diseases for which d Is recommended.
II has cured thOus7ndsI with the last two years
WHO hsd gwen up all hopesIeot relief as The numerous
unsolicited certificates IN - Imy possession show
The must he I'D tptod to tue temperament Of the
Individual Hkiugif, aud us cd an such quaint les
act gently the bowels =
Let the Dictates OF vsur = lndemept guild YOU M the
use Of the LIVER N-.SIRIGORATOR, and iJ
viu cure Liver Conn Z plHint-, Bilious At
tncks, Dyspep~ a. Chronic DiHrrhOeH,
= m e r q m g Pip In tnfHi Dysen Tee
ny, DrOpsy3 SourlE stOmnchs Hnbitual
COstiveuess5 ChOl- lies Cholera, ChOlr-
rn MOrbuBs OhQlcruy II n a q I ums Elutu-
Iemee, j nuud c e gs4 Female Weakness
ess and m De- used sug--s Hes,tul as an OEmNA-
RY FAMILY MEDl--|ClNE. 10 viii suTe 5. CK-
u A 10 e " = (ns s-|housands Cnn tesiit) IN
TWENTY MINUTES lF|-|rWO OR THREE TEA
SpOONFULS ARE TAK-~IEN at commencement Of
attack,
An who It giving their TESTIMONY IN its favor
~ Mir water iu the M u.h with the lNVIGORArOR
and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle,
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RrrAlLrR1cEs


We have The Gtuo onberg Dysoney Syrup used in
cases ut bowel complaints n their varied fora from g
sinpe looseness TO malignant cholera AZ we eau s gk
o. IN lne highest toms, aud recommend o. with Cuni-
doncc Whotlor the is mild severe, Ioccuf or of
long standing Il cures surs aud leaves no bad effects be
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres. Board Aldermen N Y.
Citv.
]. \ DE FORREST, NJ D., Board Of Health, N Y.
Citv.
u. r. HtBBApD, NJ. d.. board Of Health, n Y CITY
G., u. DISBROW, piscupal Clergy man, Suffolk Va
II. W. BAR,TOW, 50 Pine street, n y City.
pANIB plHMAN Court street, Boston, Mass,
GEORGE SrOUDlNGER, Bond Of Aldermen, Now
ark ". j.
A.W TAYLOR, Captain u. S. Army.
J. U. HART, Cleveland Plain Dealer Ohio.
MM EAMnAhn. ElrNnlnnd. nhln.
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BUFFALO MARKET-Aug. "a.


Fiour-Steady' W Oh fair home ana interior demand
sales 100 bhs At 81 80 for ordinary Viscousm 81 for IN
rom ncw s9r,g wheat s4,is or Mich Ind Ohio;
eaf-in fair milling demand and market steady f5r
red white winter New Chi spring Osed hea ", hold
sr oieng sound lots to arrive S3c without buy rs
eaalQs N bus wste winner ohio aud In lots Isl
hOO bus red do In Its part haggel 05 O6; 1900
oIs noS On cgo spung 10 arrive al 6c 600 bus old
-, Ori-Dull and heavy. Sales lo 900 No to arrive at
Oats-lu bet drmand Sales s 900 bus IN and Csnu-
dian a. &c T former and 32S for latter
burry hrmer
Rte-steBaV at CSC
W6sky-hrmer Sales 81 bis 10 lotsat2 g.
Ike I'm rr4 100 bbs -four; ls rOl bus wheat; Is OO0
bus corn 600 us nfs 2.WO b1rley
CON. -'' 3''9
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GHERIFFS SALE.--PURSUANT
- to the command OF order Of sale, issued from b g
Court COumOn Pleas Cuynoga county, the suit OF
Reuben Walters, paiu ILL., agai Wi ham IL. Tew c' n
ants me directed shall fer for sale y the do
uf the Court House (COrntT OF SeuO and ChampuI
streo s) the city OF Cleveland, said couuy. the ~
dtv OF sepembor l-59 al CORK OF said d. Tho fol-
uwiug escnbtd lands and teuements, To wit Situate ia
the township Chs tgitn Fails In the state Of Ohio
which is the county Of Cuy ahOga aud known
follows 10 wit: Commencing at a point IN the We 6
line OF Broad street SIXTY feet southwuTdy from To-
range street and STUad str OF lneTseCt, and run
ming Westward right angles with Broad rect to tho
e. st line Of land occupied by Phiuoas Ball thence
soubwurlly alo said Balls east line fifty feet, thence
east yyary the line BTund street. thence north
ward along the west line suid Broad street y feet t.
he place " beginning, he the same less but ub
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