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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-13

The average amount of cash in the
Treasury, for the four yers next
preceding December 1st, 1854, was
The amount of interest received for
the use of the same, was
The average amount of cash in the
Treasury for the 4 years next pre-
ceding December 1st, 1858, was
The amount of interest received for
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@Igen S65nia9's
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9~cDaUecifc9)es Cutters

pstlt stbt EtfaTetben, Gelbfubt, DissepRs 6rVntFGe uns
htrSOit S9ndGe, Mangsl an @erbaunns, gISbunsen, NRhmt
UNI Qua9enletoen, relGe ppn 9eber- Bber D}agsnlrenftetts
e.rrabren, unb aIe 6rantbetten, meIGe burd tinen fADau9A
5rauen |. q. Uetblfdt S&wG@s, 56winbeI, 3lutanbrane
aah benz 1ppfsl eOIbene Nbsr, falte 8ase, Samersan tn ban
Sltsoern, I'm Jfuden rnS tn Der grHff
pas iGpeetf6e gifters wlrb iaoe gerfepfane pes NGaen4
bfifthBen, tnbera 60 ~osrieIbeu harft, ihn In &bdttate!t er6dli,
ane que Saars aus %bsruclsen s%ntftfnt. @s f6rtt bte glet0en
Slisbsr, bas SObbrennen uaO Ste S6msrsen Ses Sdnupfeai
Ottpresrt DC Wer6aaunG. If sut SCI @er9srttftu nnb GlGbupp
gen, tDhtet BITE gDurmsr, bttit CHE g8fnbs unb DiaaenRfDIt.
tn etnt8en Au8enNb.df rnaht lufttg, a~rlei61tert btegHoTerll6.
tteeu, %rstni8e b~J8 %tefGrbert bic Circulation beTe.Den
Srtrt nnnerIltI Mno ne S@ntsrsea, rpcar man BITE bpppeli
2cs t&psbif&e @thers TT etn auserssrpnetes watttel aeaeu
Bteber, Nubt unb eplerl. Nls ipI@es bat cs it'd beySbrf UNI
bsmselen Bet ben FrnnsSffGeu uno en- affben grubpfr IN ber
attm neil burA ben @sbrau@ e%ehelben, Der auE 8efebI b,i
Stabsdsste In bttban Ernppcntbeilen s~lneef3brf fourse Ssa
5tsrbliden ter SOlOaten, 6te bteen i~GsGrtteen Rront6eitsr
~auSselest iparen, f9 BOX 50 bis auf1 @rp3enf rebucirte,
Das i9webtf9s 8ittert 1T %anfrsitts etnes ber betenarahet.
mittei, has nod IL Dor baS publtium tam, unS trace iG See
5%erustiein IN MIR, bab eth Sober pelber ntetn auSot;etdbne.
tee 8ittsrs etnnaI eebraad1t BET, lid zine 9ai9t nnb 8srsal.
gen bnraus MAIDEN ptrb, baHeIbe 5unt gBpble fetner IciScyhSr
WebenlnenfGen Uciter ~ %empfeblea unb besaanta an maiden. In.
hem Is Gle 6e 6etltrdfte befst, Sic Inn pben sueeld,rtebSr
Fnb. 5terfir lam i'd 6anSerse BON gensifsn leferu.
S1Um Betrleereien Dber Nadatmungea c0raubenaen' babs 81
tn tebe 5iai&e raetnen Wainen ~einblaftn taHen. uni raot Is
ees yapter tn ode bte 6lafbe etueertGe!t Ii, nieine elsen5Sn,
bi8e Naniensunteri9rtft Dhne Medic ba8 DlttteG ui6t ADJ III
Bet teher 5laiNe 1T clue pcltarSiBe 1ebrau6sanwe;fr1 IL
otnftAer nno ea9lti6Gr Spraaes; I'm 5rrtpanern ~sDrsrbeu.
atebtsin : Bttters aud nsG etn aneeres inter sem eIeif ~
Nanen 5erstts, Usi&ss n 6pteIs nnb Nelnaratiuaen SSerten
len wirb, I'M aussesei@net esgen Dgsptpfa un6 Waoenipir 81
tt Ger Yrsts per 8laiQe % Gtnts Ossr 3 8laf9fa fur S2.s.
4n oerfnufen bat esn ~alsiuiaen 8erferttaer
@u3en &. GbDn.a
Deutf6em Mpptbefee uno gbentYs~
tn fttner @pptssie. 81 6ef>G6e Der ttsrte na6 ToboriDr
@btEabe1pbta.
SauptSN9euten
gbIabetpbta q. g.. Smttp nnb 90. @s. 149. 8. stros.
unb 294 unb 1916, ROrb Q. 5tra6e; DaQeiu, gofsr = 4 y
Ns. 8 Cub 3. st. unp @Gs Der O., @~aupwbta. = '
step.gUrt Gilbert Dung, Apctbeler, Ode DOwerr uae On
nalg=sSt.
paul, Niunefata ct Duma. Bentr-.
Sas- Sn Baltimore 81 BADEN I'M @.eR, rnr
RLiein@3erfanf in Der Sffce be8 n@eder*.
ME aud BET
g9pcrs u. DisFenbadb, Ode on 3tG- unb 5anpSerRr.
81 @tslbah, SO. ass BaGttnaprefr., nabe WenrIfr
Ssetbadt u. 60, Gfe BON 2trnstpr unb NnttsRe.
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Spbnfous SnfDramce Nppms,

$40. 70 SeconbfraBe.
Tcuers Mlarimes ilnb Sebcn8sgScrGAes
rmn96zG ~Onnpa9nien.
St6erIte unb f~e1telte Gpttpngaie.
8erli9erune8>@om Der Salep BON Sirginieu,
nit 100000 Capital
2pndburosS erlt6erung8 Comp ron Gir9inieu,
nit 100000 Capital
Albenarle SerIideruna8. Comp. ron 8irginien,
nit 100000 Capital
Charter Safs@erlider s@onp. opn Sartfpr6,
nit $3.50, Capital
security Berltderun98 Comp. BON Stem. Ocrt,
ca, nit $270, CAPITAL
P9entr%SerIiderunoSsGomp pcn ReDsOorf,
nit $500 900 Capital
0lelotltezSeriterun9S Comp. bon 9ferp. Oorf,
IN nit $270, 900 Capital
WsNrtanf Ssrltderun95 Comp. bon Nep. Oorf,
nit 5000, 900 @apita(
'eeD 2Scrto UerltAer. Comp. rcn 92em. 0crf,
NIT $250,000 Capital
Wercautile Wiutual Wtarine.
nit ST. ,000,0 900 Gapitof
0efe'Hi9tc Staaten 2e6en8. 8erii4erunQ &C.
NIT 81 ,250,972 Gapital
Nortbern Nl1urance @otnp. Of QpnSon
nit S., 194,1I1 CAPITAL.
0te pbtn esrer!ten &rnpa8ntesn NnS son Der q,oistotur
P9 Staates @tdr5lanb autbprtfit unb itienfrt.
Dte Spn benz rnter5ei6netsn tesrdfe ltirten g ornno brfsso
pdten ptrflt@ Derfu bdres G1ptaf sum SeGen HSsn :"
Betf az, SernntwprtiiG fur bic 8ablunaS 1srinNs
UertbsrnnespgIieen perbsn a~nSssse6en pnb @eriuf4g
pIn3tlt9 erfebt. GBSs. 8. gSbna"m
SreS. @fum Surveyor. sani7u
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2sStebfig flir @tnlponDcrcr,
-

s @Z - sg
Rsne arrangements fit @inDanberer, bic nuA
Dem 2Beiten 5u reiien tpiinIden.
Nrn beute, zen 8. Npbemter an, mereen bic @,npanperer
af Der Nprttsrn Central 8 aISertitrset Deppt @iisn6abn mil
benz GrpreB3ue %bef6rpert. Die 8abn btetet baburb cen Srmnats
.%sranten cintn er5Bertu 8Ortbttf, ais irssab eine
anbere BARN, aud tt fe UNI S4 WietIsn turaer ais ieOe anbere
I9abn NAB benGnnten glaBen, ais:
|Bittsburs, @lepelanb, Detroit, Sort Wapne
Sbica8c, Oailwoutee, @oleno, Dubuque, ct
Baul, 6pf S8lanp, Burlington, Soma gitp
Inn srben hesbalb bic nit bsr @srttsra Central 6abn &C.
Itent n gerfDnen 10 Stunben fruber ais fte nit anbern Bah.
men Gsbenrsn bort sintrefen, aud Wsrbsa 4 0lal U'nieer Die
|9Eaesn babel eere6felt. Dte Babn Steht burd ben G6nfen
5bsll BON 0btU. Die game Gntfsrnune BON bier bis 9bisaeu
IN 800 Mtetler. Dds @epdf pirb bier aesetbuet (narteb) unt
aebt y 1t en- 9afasieren an ben 8efinmunessrt.
JtaG @reItltne, Oantpn, Cincinnati, Jnotanas
polls, louisville unb ct. epuis
'wer en- ebenfnls 9afaesere b~ef5rbert unb fir tbr 6epSt
letn c neitsre urt!abun8stUfen berebnet Die @afastere
tSnnsn nit BEN 3ubr-. Dber Ibenbs 10 uhr.3us nod dlen
peRlt den 9IGse an eettn, pbne untermfes aafsebclten ;u MFR
ben. nrGfdbrt-@iaetts werben pertauft in eer Office bes
M9enten. Sobn 6. 8GlRer,
tt14.S SO. 25, Teus.Street. near Woters gaorf.
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efcbdffssWrDMnmn

MISUNDERSTANDING
ba8 btlligfe atler gtdter
absr NUT fur 9iefsnteen, wel9s f& bte @asr66ren unb n6tf'
an 8prrt6tunssn Spn 6 parIe8 Sunebubn, @de pm
Baltimore UNI JrDutarese ~anfdafen.
Wtetnsa 5reunten rnp Betanntsr, fppis bsn Yublifum
~utsrPaupf, srlaube ib mir bic 8enertun8 ~ rta9er, bag bei
mir MIR BON Der reeaaen Sebienun9 6te Ne6e fen farm net,
ale 1r5eiten hurA ntine eieenen 6Gr6s eebcn.
p- 9eparaiuren, fgpte fpaftse Metaa- Arbeiten perbs i'd
70 fGRea ais ntbs!idD teiprcgn.
Dsitt GtSs. Sun8bpb
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auf esnt alien @IaBs


g2ps. 1, 8, 5 nno z, 9tprb @utam StrQKe.
a eenaber BEN &uap. 9pufc, Baltimore, IRb., nieber ersfrs,
Danfenb fir bte atsBebrsiiets 8bAherf6dft, refbe bsr -: rf.
9ttea 8trma pdtrenb ber lesten Is Sabre IN EGeft pItr rSr
nta6t Ser nnter;et&nete Rem @a6itfun Bite e~rseGenas @n.etoe
ba6 ct fet benz Eube bes entn Ghetlbabers, SRI. 6enrsCsSfq9s
bura beGen 9pS Die gpnape9nte 8sl6F norbem mar, Sen ean,s1
Borrdtb Der moo IrbBuerpeten gtdnp's. Sol. I'M
aneeren prdpartrten MatsrtaI tduEth an F5 eebrahf bot a.
1trb teStalb oaS 5ei@dft tn benz alien 5tele IN Sem fr6bs
rem @efdGftalpfal fertbetretben 1nh es Ra ;r @ufooRs 80
ben, 0aS DtanO thinner mebr In feiuer 8~caeu6une az q ps~asf.
feru.
1uber feinen atteu g1aareabaufera unb Der SabrtP IN sp.
%tapfraBe, maze Galtimprs, bai 81 etne neue grGge 5sabrtf in
81 b.Sutanfrase, NIT Der 8rpnte mad gBefar1ee errthfpt In
inel8sF CT cine grove AnsaeL Der bsffsn arbeiter bsfa6ftisse.
SIN btefer 8abrtf rerbeE pianps ned elmer nsuen Gcalo 40.
ferttgt, fir peide er BET Der NusfeQun8 I'm Wortlan6s gn22t.
tut, .rp bs beftn Srfrurtentenmnder aus g}efpn. Nere.stsrs
uub Baltimore IA planes a~usgeFeGt betten, ts 3D. 4 =
9 4 m I E erbte1t,
Der @usfpru@ bes Sufltuts purbe fura ua@ber bird, bts
SsSuftte. &msaeQun8 spa StGrpnb, 3D., BefStiet, ms fbm
benfauS bee { r fe 3 q m / II m ertbeiIt purbe.
Dur6 btefe beiben Gtablfements tit CT lit ben Stcub defeat
ale IMftrd8e, nit TeINen Ct besbrt psrb, aufs Qr0rngteRs
aussuflhren.
Que In biefes 5obrtF seSautsn pianos pabsn spue .,,srn.
&abnen unb ino 70 %egnarRsrt, bab fe Set ausergtbtntIshs
DGaerbaft8fett bte 8etnbe t Da Gpnes berabren uub r
hem &Iirta pt6erfepen.
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& dir IS reffe.
.
@nna her Gtrenhnhn
Der Gifsnbatn ins

NA BUR beionoeren GenntntBnabme.
@tnwanberer uub 8etfenbe fDGten fetr Spr1&tt8 fstn, tte
fe TIRE SiGette fanfen unb fplten ~bteeIten nur pDn fold en-
8eartten taufen, wel@e SBn tbrtm @etaIte Iebsn,
ntdt aber Spn WtatIerr Uber 8wtf6cntrdeern, ba ne font Der
@efabr a~uS8efest Fnt, tefdUtnbslt su rerben rnh ter Selo
unnfcnft o~us8eten.
Onrhfabrt8s8tllette
alien Gttien bes Meatns fnb 3u baben Bel
@b. 8. SiISebrdnSt,
neutrality-suspicious. Der SdltintDre' unh
Sbip~GtIenbdhn,
Sansc,ts Scr. 81, Tbome8ifr., Baltimore.
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PINt WITpWINIF UT WI NWFIEtNWNb WI %
Retfenbe, peI6e be Baltimore. urb Sbtp. Gifentdbu bts
aSen, 1eeen Ste Netfer In ~ Gnsen surud unb fabren tn
3d8en, be auf has auerbequemtis unb NIT e~epplfsrtsr StSen
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0ianps auf 8effennna

uHn trM tfofr E0I5s uno Bnn1rt ner6en A. Iifftri.
Die 8rbBte Spr9fGlt wtrb Glf bic NE6eit unb Quf bic Mvs
IrGpl Der alaterielten rets5tnSet ugo er fann Saber Fir IsSr
aus enen @tabltheEsnt pGrDcr9sbenbe Snarun1ent BE o.
nos befbe.
Ale Snffrumsnte aus rtstner 5Gbrts werbtn fur 5 s5aev,
I1pn benz Gas eeS BerfGufeS an Gerantirt.
8tfpnoere MIfnertfamtett fptrb dkf bic guspabl DIN On.
frumentsn, rclpe in elmer erpben Gntfernuns perfenbeE psr.
Ben, Serpenhet unb Elm BOrre8t bes tmtaufdes ~tnnerbaie 4
ysOnateu pom @erfauFstnge an, wirb 9eaottet jpGte In "a.
Ifruntent ntbt ppuf6nbtg b~efrtebtasa.
RA- 9roBbanoler nfrpen %rOhltbun, bet uas persg r,5eu
che fe f6 anbertpGrtS umfehen.
Usfanbtg %HUrratbi6 etne AnsOabI Ssn MeI0bxo )
Isen ben beiten SnRr1msnfenmatesn 81 $45 bis s2GU.
W. YtanpS II srben u m g etauf@t. eRs
M tetpet Il n aeEtm Ia II.
Il nobx 3 as,
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANh
u~neeaOgcn mad benz neuea @ebGuSe Der Baltimore 8auf
@de pom 8al!tnDre- unb 81. Paul Strase.
JObu g. OrG0e6 prdfibem
rtftprtn
Sgn. s.. 9arrtfrn, 9fgt. so. Yruub, Sobn MurpSg
Dr.. %. g8OpSFbs, 9Utn ID prrSp, sam. aerf'
9anteS Wsurrapt RDe gDtnans 81. 3. Dsrfts.
Secrge Rogers. Wtles WbttY. Gla-f g. ttrsn
Snp. -. MDb, 6. geales Reele, $50. yRsIfs
0tsfe ganf TT tSs ! I d BON 10 bist utr fir Sen &npfana
ren 0fpotten rne @ussabiune Dpn @eIbern Ofen
GeIb Fam pen DDMar auf@6rts btnterIegt trer6en. DteSu.
sereFsn tetraesn Bier @~roetRf per 9a6r, u. nirb ausrr.
BEN pDn benz uebsrf@us ane3SGRte etne G 81 ra.DtStbenbG
inter Bite Oeppftpren pertbetlt.
5umrnen ron tr9eno tnem8 etrne eaperben e nSnbtStbutn
5eleuibaften eSer AHpctattpnen ent8e9en9enpEmen.
8erbetrdtbete Breuen unb @ttnoeri1Ertae f5nnen Sch I'm ID.
rera, e;ssnen Stansn 6ePpntrsn unb blttbt 6ttfelbs ans f3Ieslia
81 tbeer stoeren VerfIauna. 22p9
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8 nsros>Btaf deneGtabtifeme n
nr8. 164 a. W Central Mnenfe

Baltimore, Mo.,
p6lt fprtpdtrenb ~Dptrdtbts gDrtEr, MIs unb Gtbet, tbenfr
: Sr0Da Stpnt, bic bef&n SCrten, earanttrt ais tn
5laften %tnpprttrt. Mineralp6Tsr tn alien Analttdtsn, fret
Dpn f@dbItdcn Gubfdn5en. 5ernsr; MtnerelwaEer 8pu,
tGnen, GsneretprS.J af9ea.N Ra fHtarn, nit Sen neueftn Ser
t%edeyuneea. p &mertfanifde 9rUasn~Stputu nb btttO Ule tn
5leSdeE. Ute unp neue 5lai9en werben eefauft uub Ser.
fault. Maftntser Meent in Baltimore fur Smttbs 9bilnbel-
pbta Mle. Nlte ntat Observation-Disclosures @e6enfdnte nerben
lurl dasngtuen unb bas @eIb pteber srfattet. @pn6itcrer
9nnen ne Mrtsn n0nSUrDht tn ihre NDntdnen asflat erhoItr
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J a S. 4. + I e M m I 5
Wbple1Qle uno Hetait

g 3 6 + 9 + e
1c 12I Nprb.Siabfr. nabe Ga9lfr. Baltimore.
Der flnterietdnsls e%mpFttIt Der AHlmtrtfantrttts ter 8aufsr
Elm 2aeSr Dpn-
ms,nss er fur bic beae AualttGt sareuttrt, uber3eu8t. bns ietne
SrpIs yosmtF aue be~frissiseu, wd1e tbm TIRE .8unbidatt 81.
gsnSsn mpasu. @r fdmet6elt I'D, bdB ttr Ietnt lanetaprtee
SrSakrunoen i'm rehergef6dft uno fetne Gurfteen @inrt3tun'
esn FIR t}s 8abrtfatt9R spn @ti.feis un6 S@nRleSer tn
Sen 6tanb fes, ale IN iGti tao lqlasen9e aF'lR' II 0spti'
3 g : sc teberlo9e
o,r 81 o%SsrnIidfeit unferer 6uubsn In Ger 6ta4prtnt babe
"A I'm 9meio. Gefddft In Sc. $50 Srpa6pa1 etabltrt, nuwrl
IL - : Elm erpfss AfDrtiment aaer SUrtsn 9eher fur
gCbI% unb SberleDer, frnnaGf(de unb antertfani>
Ghe aaltfeae, 8nf't nPsr>, 6uttsr>, G1nfaBr
fBinbino) uub @af1ans (0tarpccp) Geae
boIts, unb Maes sa febr btatRsm 9reas uEb anneprbaren Se'
6tu9un gfn Sertante. 0..u.s.
gnS atfS ,u Zen ~binteftn gretfsn 81 boben.
' S dmeS& 81. s lie ntAttn g,
Rc. f21 r. pr6.6t8tfr. un9
qorAu $40. $50 grpasrap. 8easpctnt.
Avn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

NEW YORK, April 1.-The Courier des
Etdis CnY gives long statement Of the loss
Of the ship st. Paul, and the massacre Of
$50 persons on board, both sailors and pas.
sengers. The st. Paul belonged to France
and was making at the time Of her loss q
voyage from China to Australia, with q
load Of Chinese emigrants. II was one Of
the Mangaous islands Of the Louisiade Ar
chipelagO, that the vessel was lost on. The
wreck took place on the llth Of September,
bot the passengers escaped from this peril
and an English vessel was hailed. 1t was
too small to carry away all the unfortunates
and $50 were left word was taken to Sidney
and another vessel was sent to their relief.
This relief expedition arrived at the place
in December or January, and found that of
the 800 individuals but one Chinaman had
been saved, all the others having been mas.
sacred by the savages amidst the most
frigbtful tortures.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

TuE MILITARY OFFICERS or The STATE
We understand i, IL the intention that all
the State officers 10 the Militia Organiza.
,ion Of the State, shall equip themselves and
obtain proficiency in their duties. The
officers arr no, to be mere honors, prrpara-
ton for service is required, and any one tail
ing in this matter is to b. superseded. This
s,rictness OF military discipline, will have a
good effect, and place the Military organi.
zation OF the State upon q firm basis, and
add greatly To IFS strength and efficiency
throughout the State. The STAFF officers,
resident IN the city, are put through the
drill ouo q week at the Quar,ermaster 5
Department in the Capitol
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

ATTACK OF CHIrPEwAs uPos sIerx On
Wednesday last, as three Sioux Indians, of
Little Crows Band, were returning from a
duck.hunting, they were attacked by small
band OF Chippewas, seven or eight in num-
Der, in the vicinity Of Fort Smelling The
Chippewas fred upon the Sioux, and shot
one man so seriously, that hs is not expected
TO live. lie received three balls. The
Sioux did not return the fire, ~ their guns
were loaded with small shot. The Chippe-
was Immediately retreated. The Governor,
being notified OF the outrage, took immedi
ate measures to apprehend the guilty In
dams with the determination that punish
ment shall be inflicted upon them; and to
serve as warning that all violations Of law
and good order by Indians oa their reserva-
ton, will be tried by the proper Courts, and
full penalties inflicted.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21
- lIERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE.

~ OF al execution issue OF and under III. sea- @,
Ne Nsrc Crur' IA Ant for the co1uty % ws-eca sac
81 dbuH-t gprn judgment rendered and doc e,4fu
sai cpHrt, The iaur;ss m lay "a fsbruAry n Ssy
70 ar acton wherein dsrtn AoerEshv 10 pI.lntl Aut
William h tbaubsrlin is defendant. In laver o! aid
J.sOud and ssaas .ad ieieB liant coz ths sum Of on
hs-trei hiry nln~ dollars AMI forty zine cents fI3 etg
sih .Eterrst from reuitiaF | have This .lst dsy o:
Apr'l, A u, l-if levied apcu he following pieces and
parcels of reA STATE siuae SAii county Is he prop
cry q sail ie.niant and al the chs u'l- and Interest
M hs sal defendant hsi herein On The iBA tay % w
rember, d -, he a. 81 the orgin. Attachment
iAerrof IN MS sclsoD- any .ne thereafter " ut
The .ou'b bali Of he solths.sS "a rter of section
hGsr 500 h-A.' l'arisr - he .oGtheAs iarsr u
section four ~ northeast Of me northeast qaar
yer .eei"h uhs ~ Bortn.sst quarter u section ee.
Nrf III aorfheesi lAr-. of seS1n au-y.wo ~
na-Eer-; gHu;sr al secqn twenty three 81 All IN
9sEshg one hnndred and ssven 'li-. nor d II r.rs,
lN@niy hr~~ ~ Nsst aif lo,s four AMI svs al s
NE p" buildings ih~reon y block iseu'y one n M
:. NAY "a .sii saanfy ' "
Ani uosiee ia ssr-by gwen ,hAi MI ssu the .bov.
described rea es.e AUi a. A- rgAl al. ,1a uI.,e.,
$40 to-. nlanl hSi therein The taie az a
81 h. aSne- bidder !o- rN,h A. public slcuon A. h.
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NATHANIEL GARLAND
SAsrr q Wasscs Caga'y.
II. { iosILL s Co., P.astr. A,io-ney4
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The Indianapolis Sentinel records the FOL.
lowing terrible case as having occurred at
Madison, in Indiana, on Saturday, the 9Th
OF April:
Rumors have been floating through our
city oil a terrible tragedy having occurred
IN Madison, similar to that Of the Sickles
affair in Washington, and "a the public
mind is just now excited over the trial a,
the national capital. watching with
breathless interest every click Of the
telegraph for some new development, the
truth or fslsity Of this new event in the his
tory Of crime excltes lively interest.
The facts as We gather them from the
agents Of the express, are about as follows:
A Mr.. Christie. saddler. and carrying
on lucrative business, an enterprising and
upright citizen, has long entertained suspi.
cion of the virtue OF his wife. and at length
resolved 10 satisfy himsei, in regard to his
fears. Ga Saturday las, be informed his
family that he should leave in the evening
for Cincinnati, TO be gone some DAYS. He
did not leave. however. and about Q clock
at night returned 10 his home and found his
worst tears realized
A peighbor Of his, who mad eeen his
friend and companion, a citizen of wealth
and social position, u Mr.. Marx Mullen was
the intruder. He found his taiihlesa wife
aud bosom friend in bei together. Mad.
dened al the ssghi, be immeii tely fired up
on Mullen, Ini'eting ,xo dangerous wounds
on bis had One ball passed out OF the top
OF Maileus bead. Al the last accounts BE-
WAS s,lI! d'ins, but 10 hopes are entertained
oi hls r'coy,ry.
Tbs vile OF Christie Is sad TO I've p.-aa.
thu woman, and most rcspes,Ab.y conaoctei.
The elty vas thrown lotto state Of srea,
excitement, aud a thossand rga0-, a. r.fr
respecting lhr affair.
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TwkSrY.TmRD RSalNKNr NJ V. NJ
The following named gentlemen have RI
ccivcd appointments to the Offices named
and have equipped themselves in accordance
with the Militia Law Of the State:
D. A. RougEr-oS, Colonel.
WV. CRooks, Lieutenant. G olsnel.
VIZ, u. FoxPEs, MAJOR.
WV II. ACuEs, Adjutant.
II. J, HosS, Quartermastsr
4. q. RstsniSg. Surgeon.
j.. }. ksoN, Paymas,cr.
Csc, II, lSGsAuAn. sergeant Major.
T., A. oris, Quar,crmastsr Sergeant.
The gentlemen named are all jealous, aud
will doubtless prove efficient officers. The
military organization OF the State is pro
crossing rapidly; and much credit is to be
givtA therefor. to the energetic action OF
the Adiu,ant General, A. &. Jones By
the time the EuSampmcu, will b. oriersd,
we expect to chronicle the complete equip.
men, OF hour companies IN this city two
infantry, aud two cavalry. THREE OF these
are already organized. and we arr informed
that |, is in contemplation by number OF
our most prominent. citizens, 10 organize a
company OF Hussars. which. in point OF ap
pearance, will be one Of the tines, COMPANIES
in the State. Success TO tho Military Of
Minnesota.
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keep u line OF boats in her own trade.

The reduction this season. and the fra
termination between Galena and Dubuque,
are in consequence Of the successful organi
cation OF tho Northern Line Of Packets
from st. Louis, Tho Dubuque Tunes thus
urges upon its citizens the reasons for
supporting the Galena Line, rather than the
~. Louis Line
II may be we'll Ia state 10 those who are net
acquainted with the fact, that strong efforts are
being made by the ~. LOUIS line OF boats, and
those belonging 10 the independents line. TO mo.
nopolise the trade Of the Upper Mississippi. To
enable Dubuque and GslsRa 10 maintain their
steamboat line ia opposition to the combined
Influences brought to bear against them, they
mus, receive that liberal support which home on
terprise deserves, at the hands ~ those IN those
power IL Ia either to build up or destroy the
steamboat interest OF the two cities. For our
part, We have no fears A. the success of our
well organized line of boats.
l,ctwceu the efforts OF tha Northern Line
aud the Galcna Line, Tor the trade OF Min
ncsota. the people have the satisfaction
of knowing that low rates of iarc and
freight will obtain throughout the season.
and rs TO their patronage will send their pro.
ducc " the best market.
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DIsGaACErUL FIGHr on THK LEvER.-
William DoIey and Patrick Terney engaged
in fight on Sunday afternoon, on the levee,
which was kept up for about fifteen minutes,
without being interrupted by policeman.
The combatants fought themselves into the
river, and out again, dragging each other
through the mud. They were finally taken
charge Of by Ex-Policemen Branch and
Powers. Doley was very unwilling
to go with his captor, and succeeded
IN breaking loose on Third Street but
was retaken and both lodged safely in
Jail. On hearing before Judge Simons
yesterday, Doley was fined 800, and Ter
ney was fined S25. The fines were not paid,
and Doley was commit d three months, and
Terney one month.
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ASSAULT AND BArrkRY Edward Flynn
and Nicholas Flynn. father and son, were
arrested and brought before Judge Simons,
charged with assault and battery upon q
woman The woman had been whipping u
child very severely, in TACT to that degree Of
barbarity as seemed to call for interference,
and the FIyuns not being over choice in the
weapons 10 be used or the manner Of inter-
ierencc, were rather more severe than the
law would Justify; hence Judge Smons
insisted tina, they should contribute to the
City Treasury, the sum OF 49, each, and
costs The womap received justice, but VT
cannot understand how she received any
particular compensation for the i'll treatment
received