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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-25

CLEVELAND, May 24-The Mass Convention
of the foes of the Fugitive Slave Act, to- day,
was well attended. There is large number
number from the Reserve counties. Everything
is orderly declaration was read denouncinG
the Fugitive Slave Law and bred Scott Decision.
Resolutions were also read to the same tenor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-25

e9PA RuraL Deceicer-1 Journey on Horse
1rt.-Wc were told yesterday of an affair
which for hearllessness and bold effrontery was
,robahly never exceIed, About year ago
youpp man named White, from New Hampshire,
came to reside with his uncle in the little OBJ
,,u,e village of "Parts Unknown" on the Ohio
river, below this city. He soon became init
mate with farmers daughter in the neighbor-
hood, and recently the father of the girl found
necessary to insist upon IL speedy marriage
between the two White plead poverty, and
the anxious father had no recourse but to offer
his intended son-in-law sufficient sum to be-
yin life upon in consideration of his compliance
with the reasonable demand. The rascal, White,
consented to this and Monday last was fixed
upon for the marriage. Some time during Sat
nrdav night White collected all his property
which consisted Of fine horse, saddle and
bride and few suits of clothes, and eloped
with young woman whose reputation is none
Of the best, and with whom it now appears he
lad maintained a criminal intercourse for the
past four months. The woman actually rode
behind her paramour on the horses back, and
for the two days which have passed it has not
been discovered where they have gone. We do
not often hear of such specimen of reckless
adventure as this appears to be. We hope the
rascal may be overtaken and captured. 1t is
thought by our informant that he is still in the
neighbOrhood, or at least not far distant, as
the horse could not carry such tremendous
load of baggage and wickedness very great
distance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-25
GOAL MATTERS.

,7s-P sr. r. Y. Dodge delivered lecture last
~ at the Second Presbyterian Church, on
~, ss literary reputation of our country. There
"'' intelligent audience in attendance. The
l,n,or commenced with saying that in the
's, ~, DAYS of the republic our more advanced
'1, .5ar across the waters enquired with scorn
H'J 1,oo,ampt. "Who reads an American Book 2''
ANU 2'l instead of that scorn aud contempt, it
-a' be enquired, "Who does not read an
' ,,sarf.,o Booky" The lecturer very properly
-' tended that our forefathers came here with
s mbued with the thoughts of the great
,s, authors and that therefore the mother
',%,,ry could not now fairly point to the great
,;,,,sr of human character, Shakespeare,
ws,on and many others, and challenge com
ism, We had now a literature of our
arn which the lecturer thought would not
onfsr in comparison with that of any other
,.,ion In support of this he mentioned the
..r,os Of those authors to whose productions
,ro .rc indebted for our present prominence in
cha literary arena. We could not attempt a
rnrort of the lecture with our present allotted
s,,cc and do it Justice In concluding, he ap
no.Isd 10 the members of the Young Mems
christian Association to encourage home litera-
,rro--to drink from the fresh fountains which
cusb mn OH our native soil, and with their hearts
and patronage to foster and improve the same.
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
RRnATONN y "

COENE. FRANKLIN STREET, EEW YORK
OGers to MERCHASIs and TOURISIs visiting
New York, unsurpassed by any hotel IL the Metropolis
The following among the adv which II
aud which will Ice appreciated by 81 traveller
lst central location, convenient To places Of business
we'll As places OF Amusement.
% scrupnlouslv clean, well furnished AID we'll yruIiI
ted sleeping apartments
Large superbIy furnished sitting rooms, viii
magnificent Ladies Parior, commanding al extensive view
Of broadway
sr. Being conducted :he European plan. visitors
live the hest style, with the greatest economy
ath II i connected with
TAYJOES'S CELERRATRD alLOONF,
where visitors have "r meals, II they trr3T- iy
Will be furnished ia their
6t Tbs fare served In the Saloons and Hotel = aCEnow!
s~d by speures lie vastly superior 10 that Ois
iio.'l n tii- city.
the % living the
IS luc below that Of ether fft r!zss HotrI.
frB26-smdtWSw A. FREEMAN. Proprietor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-25

ST.. George, N. B., May 24th.-The telegraph
line is out of order beyond this point and there
is no prospect of hearing from Cape Race to-
night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-25
,4E TNTELLIGENCER.
15r0YESDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1859.

cost Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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Centre Wheeling Drug store

MRS GARDENERS Balsam OF Liverwort and HOarhound,
vi for Coughs Colds Splitting of Blood Hopping Cough,
6c received by REED a KRAFT.
Rletts, Doushs and BARRELS Worm Candies,
for sale by REED KRAFT.
Hamptous Tncture and Sanford's Liver Invigorator,
for sale by REED KRAFT.
Tor sale hy REED 4 KRAFT.
Svair 3 Panacea and Carter's Spanish Mixture,
for sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
Breutinger's and Ayers sarsaparllla:
for sale by REED KRAFT
Fresh SeIdlItz and Soda Powders prepared and
for sale by REED KRAFT.
for sale by REED KRAFT.
Oils Paints YaI nIshes, Brushes &c, SC, Nc,
for sale by REED & RRAFT.
repaired kroIa pure Utdiciaee 0tGHAours
myT by REED ~ KRAFT,
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For Rent

For Rent
THE two store rooms adjoining the Drug house OF Lo-
i gan, List & Co on Quincy street
myl2-tf Enquire of J. II. PENDLErOS-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-10

INV ORLEANS, Feb. ?J.-Tbe steamboat
Princess, IRON Vickburg for New Orleans,
exploded and burned On Sunday morning
last at Conrsds Point, bear Baton Rouge.
-Four hundred persons were 90 board, Of
whom two hundred are los, and missing,
mostly residents OF Louisiana and N lssissip-
pi. A large number Of ladies were 90
board, filing the ladies' and hall Of the gen.
ternens cabin.
The following are the names OF the killed
a. bar a. ascsrtainei; j. W. seymour. Of
Baton ROuge Calhoun, Of Msy-Ville, Ky;
ibe pilot OF the Prince assistant engi-
peer II. b Marphy Of -. Louis J. J.
Hodge, Of Mississippi and three unknown
ulamg.-Messrs Charles BAnIster and
l.. Howard, representatives d New Or.
beAns Jo~eph Clark -coud clark sam.
ae Watts, o. Virginia. No other North
err cr kAs.rn nsmss arr ssoe,taIoed.
A large number sere badly a,.ded and
o,brsie badly injured TIE 10, and
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EORECLQSuRE OF MuRTGAGE.-

i Whereas John 4 Harmon AID Nepa Harmon his
VILE OF Ramsey county Minnesota. by their crr,siu In
asd rA~ss hcs~eH ~hs sr. aoi VI ed IL hs bod, 81
he ins,rnmsst dAss he toh Gay VI April, A. ID lsss
and re,ers.S IN 'ss ouncr Of the nest.et o pssai
VT sail county " kainsy on he 9lsi day IL Apstl,
da grant, ,s@,s.s. AID san,ss saia isSisn 4 n%ms~.
premise. situate hen "a sad R.m.es soanT. but noe
issimed In ,hs county 1t hsn0a In said siaie IN uu
III. cas-, hall Of the soahss gasrtsr cl lot numbered
NE sos.h~ss, quarter N sceaa eles'e az IA swAsAip
asr,et II lsnas .ussc, 10 sais 81 s~ asr ansssssa.
r,cn 70 secare h. psym -s, sy IL. ,s,, Jsss n M
m,a 10 he sAI Usslpa H. rormsn vl the su,p VI two
hundred aud any dollar. three moaibs nun Tho date of
pet tsee b. according 10 hs csndlnps" certain pten
hssfs n"r, bearing even date with said margAge aud
remrsa W ,hvrrin. whrh sasi mortgage euns aims
me prymes Of sAh saA Of nancy, ~ The ,nsrss any
pa. 'he sol o. the ume spsViaad Ia sad pes aud mort
gssr t,w such raymrnt
No part sAia Ain ~ money nor Of tho ,u,,rsst a.
eIWek hsrs"n iG.coW the interrs which had soorued
pnf 70 ,hs sh ds, Of Jsaosry, 40 1851 hiss been
s. ss. "s 70 ,as sy,saas sh,r.hy a.laa A.s bee.
r1wW II saie hes become operative, and here 10
sism.a 70 ~ due upon said .ois and mars.ss. 81 his
fur hasarsa aud uary sev.a ~ ~ Iul dasry ana no
suit ~ proceedings II Law bssins been Instituted 10
recover be dst, or cay part thss~os--
s." S ~. u ~, 3;
ssssa promises above ds.sris.i VII he s"iS a rnS,Is
Of Apr, A, u, isa9 81 eeloct in hr snsraeoa Of
hai day In ffoni Of the hotel owned BY John hanai Al
hanoa,,n, In .ah county IL Maaomln. ~ .aisp tho
amount then sas On said mortgage sud the soss aud
Dated ," An Asny' rs'rsh.g " isas no.
LAvsus,t L. locusss Attofue n for hortmaasr
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FIFry Tihss Gap Grove, Lee 20, M. March
IL, lsA9.--kr. Sloan-I)ear Sir take this ep.
portunity 10 send you statement ooncerninS
the use Of your Ointment, which have tried
in several cases, and always with the dosirsd
effect. had horse that was almost dead
with the Poll Evil, and hearing Of your Oint'
msnt ct Dixon, | went and got box, and sp'
Piled II according TO directions. ] put 1t on
only four times, and he Is now sound and well.
have also used II on COW that had the Hol.
low Horn 30 bad Tia; she could not get around
without help. melted the Ointment and sp'
Piled Il to the horns ~ hot - 1t would bear.
Five applications restored her to perfect health
would not be without your Ointment one year
for fifty times the amount that box costa.
Your 0bt servant J. N. MORGAN.
See Sloan advertise psnt In another column,
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MINNESOTA STATE SEVEN PER

Az CENT. BOSDS.-The Mnnsapol. and'C sdsrvsl
ley Railroad Company has deposited With the STATE
Tressurer First Mortgage Bonds Of sad Compa j. in
change for those ss1sd to h.m by the STATE Of snnsso
"a, based upon deed Of trust 20 joan Fsrbes and
Vim. r. karshsll, Trustees Of said Company, equal 10
the amount Of sAs Bonds ss usd 10 the ompsny witch
deed d uus, SPECIFICS priority - lien 10 The STATE. The
Company has also waived all rights expressed or
impl ed under The decision Of the Supreme Court u MIN
ns.ota relies ing The Railroad Companies from such pr
oniy u lien, and Adheres 70 the policy Tvng IN The
stae the av ssrwrey nj prirs Of .a a. originally
expressed In the Trust Decd and set forth In their
Bonds.
The waiver Of rights 10 apply well " Bonds already
lssued ss 10 Bonds hereafter 10 be Issued BY he CON
psny.
Under these provisions thu Company hss made sale 81
The fret yle 90 Of The nnnssots STATE seven Per Cen,
bonds At " per cent h,a par value. Aod The sad
pnce has been fIsd BY The Auditor Of sas he basis
for The Of Minnesota baoG currency, nader The pro.
vision Of the 0Ynsrai Banking Law.
The Canysny has also provided 0r The payment o, The
smi snnaA Interest due he above Beads TIE nrs
day o. June nan
BANKERS capt. Aliss ssd oilers Slshng 70 open Bahs
snasr he General Banking Law d IAs s,ss Of snn.s
"a, obtain through ne. The requisite number Of
The above prov.ions and By the pledged fslb u h.
credit of he s,As Of NIsn.sc,a Address
RMS. PEAsE.
A. he banking House Of Psass, tbaliAst Co,
m13-diwAvA Third street, 81 Paul, kinnesots.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

cargo are total loss. The boat was one
OF the finest on the river.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS A boat
which has Just arrived from the wreck Of the
Princess brings number Of the wounded
and dead.
The weather was foggy at the time Of the
explosion. She was behind time and had
too much steam on. A Baton Rouge dis
patch says that the engineer is reported TO
have said that be would reach New Orleans
in certain time or blow up. The engineer
was cat completely into pieces by the ex-
plosiou.
1t is impossible, Is yet, 10 ssa rtain the
number hurt. Several boats saved many OF
the passengers. Much excitement prevails
here aud along the river. Numerous an'
Recognized bodies are being found. No
other Northern or Western names are given.
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THE MILWAUKEE, 4 MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD, ...

THE MILWAUKEE & MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD, .....
- eossaxsios WIN rsE
CHICAGO, IT PAUL FoED ~ LAC RAILROAD,
IRON CHICAGO. AND Tux DETROIT 4 MiLwAU
KEg H. n. AND LARE rRorELLxKs
FROM MILWAUKEE,.
Cousgnee. Of The West and Nortb~esi a Low Rates
aud Ia quick time. aud gill no, b. beet Ia those part
The seiiits. d iii: koa az. such IS 70 warrant th,,
ssssrea and s erpeo,-d hat 0oeds VIII be delivered
IN ~ Paul under " dAys
THE DEPOT AT MILWAUKEE
s..q. ana v....s .ad Ssess, 's ssssss.1 q is
Road Is landed directly IL Dee. and loaded ,p.o
. more, ths dam. g. eass.a ~ carriage.
10 .ddiss ~ q.let tme. bss V be ADDED The CONSIDER
lsd and rrpsinsd by tLe ,oaeb-rs which viii accom-
psny III. nils oftadInH - tha, Merchants can
sysresArs.d asrcssa. are ssreiors r.qas.lsd 10 re-
lufe tho bls u aos sf hs river sssuss 10 order
proo@e s,er, evidence ID 's correctness u The charge.
MS an isdisp aiabs fact, his, In the II ifes
% S'.ss.pS so.d T.. "c,"a. ' ;'.."% DAT
CaEAYksf RoUTri
%sss ,s..s ~ ~ ~ sI. - se ss iS,.. = s
@a..s. ADD ~ ...ippI R.Iirosd, ~ v wv '"
The Through freisht IAFHs of ths 'nmpany can be
had a. any % the snasrmsn,isnsd iiocss. n ~ rApL
J. g. A u. g. Hufhsnt, g " WDoley "a. cons,sns 4
Stevenson, Bfabaon, Lewis 4 Wbits aud 10 New Yos.
and ne Ea.t gensfsily. At All he Railroad Qaess
h1k oolds, fare ~ " Milwaukee a~i Mississippi
Vie Prsris do Chisn.
On Die opening Of ssTral,op he splendid steamer. Of
ibis Lbr wib isays PTslris do GhtSn nsrss- and
the sfrSA NJ HIpfsss Trains y ih Nil 'spass sad
obie.so passengers, and every .ss' ~iI be msds By
hs manage msbt OF tho road " prove bs offer. sape
rir od'ierment ~ speed eos1fpu and safeiy " sBy
other route.
WILLIAM isKyIs
V~serai Superintendent
AlwAgkse, January ~, 1859 fsbIi.dAwzs
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NEw YORK, March, /.
Preparations are being made tor the cele.
bration OF the 4th Of March on u grand
scale. Nearly all the tickets TO Mr.. Eve
retts Grafton on Washington are already
sold. The It'll regiment is ordered out for
the occasion, and will act "a al escort TO
Mr.. Everett. The mayor and city suthori
ties and many distinguished citizens and
strangers arc invited TO attend.
A despatch from Washington TO the
Epening Post says the Senate today in ex.
ecutive session ratified the Reed treaties
With China.
Mr.. Cameron is to move for COMMITTEES
Of investigation into the blank printing
frauds, exposed in the Senate yesterday by
Mr.. Wilson.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
all pstssbs Bgi o receive Afroms.sey kys signed
IAitMADr tfWti.t ~ favor of WILLIAM n
NosoEk. and da ed Msy. iss. faf ~ ~ ID doe Jsiy
U.s. is drawing per cent per month after ma ufiiy
As ssh nSss hes been lost stolen.
The hsdsf. b. lsasips u sidh my stiospsy. T. u Ian
bert on Third street VIII bg rewarded
~ Paul F,tfaa,y 7s Iass nav.-wsS
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L..u.ss T. Locn.s., A,,osusys nr Mortgage.
CHERlFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE

CHERlFf'S SALE-BY VIRTUE
~ 81 sn s,seaacn issaea out 81 the pis,re, court, 10
and w Tho ceaey u fAsbAa etsis NJ hlppessa. UNA
Judgment rendered sad doehsed In Illus ~ rib oouay
IA ~ it'h a.y Of Jaas A. p insi a,rsbssstpt whsrsaf
Of ts',ssuh, "a The VII aa; q April A. ists, IN 81
z Grpu, end IssAr drout arc dsf,nasats N scr d
he ssi piAnun and against he Gala Zen sdsa fas the
of fonr huudred and eleven dslafs aud slxhiy,
foar esa,s wh interest have ths it'h day pf psbru
ay A. d. ls3. ievted upso ,As iosi log described reel
ssAto, situate IN The said county ~ raiibAui 10 vii
iSts Nus and In bsrt No o., ana io,s Nos l. T. 90
mated uvon he recorded plat II Niue kar'h thy aud
slss ,he ~ WV Of ~. ses In tawn lu2 u, nuM,
snlny twenty sorss ~ iAs property u The above named
dsfshdapts. VT
Now. thrfefore, pvaiee Va hsrrby sves, ,hA, s cell
the above des.rtted real estate In separate parcels In
The 1sr IN wish ,hsy appear 10 The shset'isrnsas 10
tho highest bidder s cash, nj public auction al hebron,
door u The once Of The kssnsr u Deeds IN ha. ksrh
tty, In sAid county IN The lhb day " Apart, Al ln5s
81 min- ocloet Va he hssmeon II that day, 10 saisy
he ssid s~eauua tasa,hss With Rsssss and costa
thereon
oEo. u. aoopNUw, KAsnn
~ Aiokz0 hEKHk, Depuiy
Dated Tile ,sh a., II Yssraary, isha isbit 'ws~
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DIONEER FOUNDRY AND MA

i CHINE EHOP. corner Of VIA ARd Fiss street
~ Paa hipue.o,a.
These Wosas s.ins boz IN gid vasr. The sse.sriber
prepared 81 orders fr steam EagiBes ans Boil.
-rs Circulas and Malay ssv Nils. TsinsIs Mills
Mi Craass, Ws.er whsss. saw 9anmsys. sas
hanfrels fwes PBmps, JAt ssrs~s bsbbitl yetAi
R.aeke, Drns Brs.s Corts stesn osases on cups and
irDn And BrsAz Cszungs u al kinds.
r0sns Turning ssa yKtioz neatly dous
Parie Alsnoa Iadts shxsns All Bo4 Reps riaz
81 prices ~ suit The umss Y GILMAN Gropr etof
nsrz- 81 diy
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NORTG AGE sALE-n) MAT

RTG AGE sALEe-n) NAT
kg,yax@s, 70 wi1sn y, Bss<m, Mortgages.
a. kWfssgs da'sd Nh De~snbsf is7-sosn0.i
edged Dah Dsasmssr u ,ls57- tse1d<a On Jss a~y.
A u, ~ - 9eiob r n, 10 bod l. u marx.sss,
ysrs. 40 sss 100 IN ne ofass u ssssssr u bssds 81
~ There eisesd TO 10 tas and u se;aaIIy due On
sad npsissFs bis ,snb ,lchl dsy d ysbrassy Al.
lao, beng DE dAis " lLs sotlrs. he sum u fsarsss
hgDdssd sd .-'ss'y I've dsAss and sSTy nses s-s's
"a 1ss Sgiawing ~. he i.sas u.nub1sd and Dc
srrfoed s ss1 nss'lsGs. sai sIos uh,eh tss sane 10
sen, va Al iba~s narA % psgsls u and lling and
-rA, ssseriesd ~ s,e~s, " ~ nsisg e's sasbsssa
tsrssn ~ bfssn 49, ssd sir,sss 10 bl,st ssm.
s.r.d sys 49, IN sisinssr's adfsfa1 10 ~ Pad. Do
ssnAisd 90 tbs pial ~ sad s4diDB, nor u record q
al he .ppur'snss1ss tbsrssase tssesss " 10 sey.
81 fhs sls,ss rssn,asss assssd prssl.s. oil ).
~,a ~ pubic v,ndas, % his Sat dsy u hsssh, A u
slas.r q Ne fos. a,s u he cysu usss~ h D. ei'y
a = fsn comfy ~ sAfnssr Mss II hissssosA
sd sale oil Be- mad ~ 'bes II pss.r ~ sac
~ 100. 81. |, -. sss s.a y a.. ~.
Bssssua ss sslrs, s,ssse~., sssis,sss ,a<s sss
.ixs. esngh shsald bs made - fsihss ~. eosdi,.oa
80 %, /. saId ass=ssss, sAa e,stts s-ss he p.Jiss
W ba s..4 an,'s.ss. |. Ne ss1 saS.s.. lss saa a
% ~ is az u Jssos~v, o. lx> ga ih'sr-si are,
dos 40 sd 81 ~ rae ~ EFs gss s-eL per mosh "a
essanS N n slphlAaas % s-r,ssp prsntsssst
f.fsfrs "a SD hhstSsss, s..i ~ Stove @su,aasd
vsfsa.s.s N lee sats esf.ail h.uas bssn n 4s Is
wnLI.ss Bxgss.
h~Nssss
Hssss. bisss.ssls siha, Az 49, ss.s--.
fsb.4-Hgs
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CLOAN's INSTANT REI.lEr
For Horses md Cutfla

NLOANs INSTANT REi.lEr
For Horses and Cattle,
ss. @s s. f ,sSs s sss. 's s.,.s
d .sa: s ss.. ssssy "S as. .s'
re- nra,s. su.l1. spr.ln. and @say cAi,sr ihlares
:H s.' ' Van; r.s have s' Sssa s :.
Sn.hsa y S,ssa; ne rapid sars siee'sd By the ase Ut
A1-ue, GIsc aiars ~ Agents
SlUAN'S OlNTMENTl
ror mldness. ,siv,y. em1ls,y, aaa ,hosouAhasss,
s"s a, s,ss. a ,.pS 'ags..s ~
vr,.a Wounds, 9s,.. Of al A,sAs, ,'r.sl.a M..l.
Sa. pus.r. s:sa r' Sssss. .'sss sssss: q
Grease s I'M q; cS5SSSBifi'IS;iS;iESDn' POWDER
gives III time and Under I'll clrcaasssns with pstee
- s'ss ssA .ss s:v;s. be Hs
ss ias s. s:' s.0 .ss 'ssss ~ .ts. 40:
lnaamaiioa Of the Rye, tansac fros Hard RIsvsss al
r. ks ~ ,spn%:c, sailed s saa uonPlsln
carries ~ ell sross hamo,s aud viii remove ali iuaa
malion sud lever, parfy Tho blood, Loosen u,s shln
One package of The powders end bos 81 the oinnrn
W., psssuy eur. r...s, Founder " sis or esh, ds,s
,sr,'a.,ias 81 IL. dI...s. One poSass and psr Of
~. Of ,es s,Isst VIM In AL sss.s sure ne hern as
ssss ss ~: sGS s' ss1|its =;
IN ALL THE WESTERN STATES.
rreparcdhy wALrER n. SLOAN,
brand Depot, ~ South Water H.. Iliesvo ID.
van 10 @2ss 6,ass.'. N Is. III; ""' " o s1'
WESTERN LAND AGENCY IN
70. rus SAM s ~ xs.sssissss ..se4 AsD
WESTERN sEcURffiEs
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St Anthony EfpTe.s Monticello Times, Glencoe Reg
issr and ~ cloud Dsmocrs pub sb tbree weeks aud
send bill W Executive once, 81. Paul.
uary-dIshw7w
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nlSTRICT COURT, SIXTH JUDI
~ ctAL DisTpTtT. ysrib.nH County Nlon..as
JO.spb A. J. bird aKsibst Charles GAsis and Ed~srd
f.nss
To tho defendants Charles csssis and Edwsfi Jssss
fSs are ksfsby sasmn,sd ssd fegvirsa 10 gu yer
The tnpPl. 10 this ssgon, copy u which bas been
tiled Ia lbs Ones ~ The risfs ~ the ssli iisyst Csart
for The COUNTY 81 fsrtbaul 81 bus Eafh IHy In ssld
nosb,y and w. serve esTJ ~ your absssr " ID sad
e1arls The sHbscfbsr 81 bis phcs Ia blue karth
cav IN ssId s1gniy " tsTbaal sibin t~snty daJs Al
ter HE ssryics betsof sBsasve II bs dat ~ sseh ser
VIE and yVu f.p W he ssid ssxsy lsai within
the Tine sfs9sssf he pisbud In this aeiiop Will Ass
lsdsss NJ gass yoJ fov b. n HUNDRED and sry
i've d,ilsrs sh interest thereon ifasn bs lsh Dsesu.
her, 1851 81 tbs rats u Ton per ssBivm and tbs
this srtaa.
And ysl hereby further bo'issi yoa, property
has bses siaehsd ssi.fy The SAD dsmAnd sxzlasi yoa
Da.sd Jsa'y II. lxS
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~ gDukry-DIsfRiGr COURT sTH JUDICIAL

DISTRICT
kdwasd Allen sg.iDa Wesley newell
" the abovs sAsnsd dsisbasbt
Ton are hereby summoned sni required 10 sasser
bs eHnplsni h THE sruoD acppf ~ ~hrb " hsfsBns
Ia sppessd aud served upon ysu aud 10 serve eopy II
yont aas~sf " The sad complaint ths sibscfbsrs
~ hsW "hes, Ia fsrbhut Ia said comfy VI Hiss.
Minnesota, wibn iSrny days aer lhs ssr,ss III tbis
samsaos IA yon, exclusive u The day 81 such serviss
abh " you i. 70 aps~sr the SID complaint within he
usns aforesaid the palH'd In lids ss9n IN tAta iuds
mep ssabsi toa Tor the ~ ,~b hundred and seven.
y doliars via inetss from ibs eleventh dsy u Ausnsi
A.D. is67 tobs iih day ~ Apri enc thousand sisht
hundred and my sight 81 Tires IS per per month
anu f"in SAID itbds/ ~ tp,il 1857. st ave per cent
per mspib, bsstdss the costs VI this sstiyo
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