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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

NEW York MORALS IMpRovINGC)-1heN New
York News speaks of the improving condition OF
the morals of that city as follows:
awe are disposed to congratulate ourselves 1n Una
within one week we have had but hive murders
three rapes, eight suicides, forty.two Durgaries
one hundred and twenty-five ordinary foDpei re.
and not more than five hundred Assaults anu D" -
teries If our country friends deem this array OF
ofanses nrettv formidable, we can assure them that
it is nothing for Gotham under the presentreg'me'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22
Local Items

bS@ The Musical Soirees, given by the young ladies
and Prof Eckhdrd ofthe Charlotte Female Institute,
Friday and Saturday evenings last certainly treats
not often enjoyed by lovers of fire music The tasteful
selection of the pieces for the occasions to be attribute
ed to Prof Eckhard while the young ladies belongs
the credit of skilfuy and gracefully executing what
the Professor so scientifically marked out. Upon
the whole we doubt whether the pupils of any Insti-
tution in the South at least could perform the same
number of pieces before audience, in better time
with greater and display of scientific attain
ments The songs. too excellent. What can
impart to the heart exalted feeling of admira
ton for the beauties and sublimes of EARTH than to
and hear half dozen young ladies joining
in chorus ? Such " concord of sweet sounds and
street. looks it to US, hath charms sufficient, if not
to rend the rocks, at least to soothe the savage
breast" But running off from the point and
must go back little We notice a very decided and
marked advancement of the pupils in their studies
of the beautiful SCIENCE and also that the Professor
has improved much the violin since we last
heard him; the for such nOn-lmprovement how
ever must have been obvious to all who heard him on
the time for him to
Lay down the fiddle and the bow"
The School Room has been vastly improved by the
removal of the towerwalls which projected out into
the room and with its fine DESKS seats and furniture
generally presents very handsome appearance. The
growing patronage of the Institution under the efficient
management CT Mr. and Mrs Burwell, think, war
rants the speedy erection of addition to the build
ing-n fact, necessity if it does not already will
soon demand such addition.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

The Standard, speaking of the approaching Con-
gressional elections, says:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

NOTICE "A hereby given fhat will sell
.A N Fable anc'inn. NJ Monday The iirs,
aay oi A nnsi. A. IN. iSoJ, ~ the Residence
tx James N. Brace. ialr q Ilysv,llt. Dn
hais county, deceased. ell biz personal
property fnni tnkcn ty the widow } consist.
ipr u y ~linrses- y woke ~ Oxen. ! heller.
M bead N Hogs rurgy, 4 weggons, pinwsi
NO iarhlnr ul,n~ils; also, STOCK u DFj
M spds and Srnne-R ares.
A credit ~ siS months VIII be given
M ufi sums over three dolinrS, the purchaser
.ai,iug 49, move wifh approved security wal
VIM w uatinn md antrai~emrui Laws
MAhGaliEf An BRACE.
Univ l9. "wS Admni~irairx.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

EFAL~n proposals will BE received ~
fJ ill., undersigned. uniil Sitnrdag thr 6ih
i4y ~ Au1uai, M y O'clock u. n fVr ne
CONSTRUCTION d nhutmcuf- TN = briirs over
paspka RIVER ~ NJ nenr rul.or's Mtl, nsu-
ali known a. Knoxville ~ Columbia soMn-
-hip.
Plans and specifications may bc ssen n
Me- Auatnrs onire, and bids may NJ deposi-
led Wiih TIE cuunty Auditor ~ Jasper q
Win either IL Tie UNDERSIGNED.
DANfFT TIA EhIS.
WILLIAM HARnlN.
Jul, ~ 1859. Il superintendent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

for An hour Or more. This Grafton was
one Of the finest ever delivered intlls|
section Of the country, and were itnot
for the length of il. we should endca
vor TO procure q copy for publication.
Rev. Mr. O'Connor followed Mr..
Adams il 4 short address, il German
first. and then in English. lie spoke
very creditably Of the liberties Of this
country, both civil and religious, and
hoped the, might be preserved Tor
aces. His address was marked by
strong GOOD sense. and added consld-
erably 10 the interest Of the occasion
Short speeches We're also made BY
Mcssrs. Decker, Mchringer and Steph-
cnson, on behalf Of the Society ana
themselves. when the procession re
turned to town AMI dispersed.
; Not the least among the attractions
at the grove were the music by on
excellent Band, which was intcrspersoS
! throughout the proceedings, and tA'
magnificent singing BY the Concordi'
2 Society's choir. This choir, which ha'
! been in preparation for some time, &c
! united themselves with great honor
: and their performance of some q ou
national songs has been very seldom
cqua'led.
\ At one point il the celebration Co
b. Il. Edmcnston and Yankee Doc
1; aie' were vocitcrously called Tor, an
the GU. sang il in his own ini'nliaOI
= STYLE. much 70 the qualification an
: amusement Of tie assembly,
Much Is due for the pleasure Of tn
dav. to the officers Of the Concord
!. Society, and those selected BY them
u supelintend. The arrangements We
u all well made excepting that of "a.
ing y cents, which was misaudcrsto'
and ill-timed, and kept many from
N tending, as no American feels like ,
VI ing made the subject NJ q speculate
: on that day. We suggest that 4
4. next time they leave out that ode
w. feature.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

CONFERENCE.-The. 4. A. Hendricks
has been In town for the last two or three
days. We understand that NJ r. Hendricks
viii be a candidate before the next Demo-
cratic State Convention Cor Governor. Mr..
Hendricks is a man Of talent, and Is well
and .avorably known 70 the Democrats Of
Bartholomew county, and should he receive
the nomination. he will receive a warm sup
port from The Democrats Of this county. ant
will mnke an able canvass, Mr.. Hendricks
Is an orator and d statesman, snd is wei
qualified 10 fll the Office Of Governor.-
Columbus Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13
News from Europe.


Travellers who reach lar1n ~" M'n'u''
that the condition OF we Austrian
troops who reached 'he ia'ier plaee 49,
the battle Of Magenta y p'uaO'e' i"ss
ure mainly destitute q nfms q ci0aNs' o"s
body composed Of fragments ~ alireT'"sn'f'
being ia ne utmost distress ano oesa'u'1''
AZ Man'ua there ere soldiers y III aNH
cannons without horses, ana ea''e 'u"nFF
az large; remnants q provisions AZ nun
lions are sirswn a'onz w stse's' ih'
Opinion, n Turin, Judges 'ha' I'm" 'ns a''s7
followed Up ne se'rea''ng fre"y' 'ns A"T
trian army might have received ? '1'a'
blow.
N l. known ihn' nc defeats ~ uHe "'
lrians have excited ~ ot''fres' re'f'mna-
ton smong the steii. and ,ha' NE GENERA
Clam Calais a"d L'ch'ensle'o' ms"'l.,e'
u the reportc o. Gyulal % M hai'is y Af'
4eala, A. having re'iFed n disorder = 'se'
that would have rendered return ita2pssioie
have demanded q court martial Y sxonefa''
hem FUN me charge
Vienna Journals learn moreover' 'na
Colonel Kahn, Chef q Gyu'ai's 1lAh' ~
addressed a memoir . the Emperor Y A.
qniut him with several instances " ~Af'
Tie commaader had not executed q n8
evadsd the instructions sent hia. i''o'
lows rom this memoir that we 1rieal 4
tie Ausirions ought q be rolely attribute
N NE ohsiinhry ahd i1c7PaSHs a Nt'7
X, Vienna papers also say tna' ~ ~
csused ~ The disasters n Magep'a "N
I Mnlegrano have, ~ iew r"yr' nFneu n
heir " General unn ana usns'a'
pef'fe'y "n''r' n,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

EBEMAlNTNG IN the r., 81 Office AZ J -
a9 per, lnolann, ~ 'he glprtcr ending th'
~ u day IL Jnae. $3.50, when II mot Iuken
nut before The 3Oih Gay o. September next
win BE- sent 70 the Dend le'rer rtiice q me
psst Office ID pafImvnl N Washington cits
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

4 = hereby gwen lhut BY On nrdrr N 'he
J Ruard ~ Commissioners Vt bubn's coy.
made Al fher June term laov. Proposals
30 received IN ny ,iitt n the town o'
Jasper III suid crnniv, VI any iine prior ,c
NE sem. Term isa0 Of said Board, Tor NE
sale w i farm, tsr 4 poor Asylum lvr sald
county. Ihe .tstn lrtEoslrI " t'ii ~
farm yin siale lha distance Irpn Jasper
,hc number II acres, Inc price per acre, aus
isrms ~ paymen',
JOHN MtURiNNfk,
AUDITOR Duhois county
.Iavner ,func .p lSSA-3ns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

NAPOLEON, Henry ct'y Ohio, july I,'os
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benefit of Suffering humanity, permit, Us y
announce, through The columns Of your
Circular, The surpris NJ properties Of your
scandinavian Blood Purifier aud blood Pills,
winch Is d sure cure for Indigestion and
Liver Complaint. We have several persons
Ia tow who have been suffering with Ii
YER Complaint aud Indigestion, and Of
y outstanding that we have as good physi-
clans ~ can b. found in Northern Ohio. yet
the disease bAilled their skill. Consequently
we we're ID 4 slate Of dependency, Unit
We commenced using your Pills. through
and by The advice o. our friend, Mr.. Bren'
nan. We used The medicine according e
directions, aud are now full Of life and bill
arity, and cur gratitude Is equal 70 our i'm
%proyemenl in health and spirits. When ~
: take into consideration what We have been
end what we are at present, We leel liz
: charging ourselves of The sin Of ingra,ituds
we td not try % announce 70 the publ
Tie great benefits of your Medicine. There
Y fore. We recommend to the public AZ large
he sxnediency Of having recourse TO 700
y Medicine. AID consequently, a. in dut,
\ bound. discharge what WE feel 20 he on
I duty, III advising persons who are %snieria
as We have suffered. 70 make use OF the onl
true and sure cure fOr Che diseases alfeaJ
mentioned. Mas. Gwis.
MIS-. BRENNAN.
Y MISS liEATnN.
y. =. SslLMAE.
y See advertisement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

~ every NitN AH""' :
la,booJ our nations birthday was
~ vcar celebrated with becoming
honors. We are glad 70 note this an
evidence 81 a revival Of that patriotic
feeling. and love Of our wnoI coun-
try. which should always characterize
American citizens. but which, 10y the
actions Of some would-be leaders, Tor
.irncrs have been led TO bel'cNe was
rrsarly diminished in the hearts o.
,he American people. Such celehra
ions Of National holidays tend %
teep alive a spirit 81 true PATRIOTISM
and inculcatc in the minds q 'hc
youth az the land a reverence Tor me
institutions OF
Amsrica, 4 blcst and favored SOFT
~,oseerslsd land where teemen dwell
A ar-bough, country, where ~ VA ''sa'
toll
o,r bouored fathers nobly fought ana 'eii
v,es,ed from Tie cppresscr'S cruel nah''
vtose ryranny no longer could DC oo'ns'
Nv bod aud ~resolute and daun'lsss 0ano'
who needed not the foes coniemp'uvuS
scorn.
In Jasper the day was ushcred y
by the booming Of cannon az gay
break. Captain Uhrick's ordnanc.
fairly shook the town. and aroused
s~leepcrs 10 a knowledge that the an
niyersary Of i grateful nation VA
aawning. 1t sunrise the splenaie
Saxc-horn band Of our town paradet
the streets. and with soul stirring ar
reminded patriots Of their duty. ~
FER breakfast the C~oncordia Socie''
formed a procession at their Han a''
marched up North Main street pre
ccled by the band, to the residence :
their President, Mr.. John Mehringer
taking III the procession On n
route The ~tastcfully arranged and neal
II dressed schools Of Mr.. Decker
and the Sisters. with their banners fl
jig. At Mr.. Mehrngcr's tie m
,ional llag was presented 70 col. 4
III Flmon-ton, ensign Of the day, \
M. r. Bede O'Cvnnor. who mad
SOM. heat and appropriate ismafs
concerning 1t. The procession the
marched 70 the Cathedral, accompAt
id by a large number q citizens
where a high mass WAS celebrated
honor Of the dav, and the ministe.
Rev. r. Bele O'Connor, delivered \
address III German, which il COMP
mented very highly by those who "
derstood it.,
After services at the church the pr'
ression re formed and marched dow
10 the Public square, where 4 splei
did liberty pole was raised, m~easurif
100 feet above the ground. After
wes tinnlv fixed. the ''Star Spangl'
Bannsr" was hauled up y the toram
the prolonged cheers Of the multtua
tie booming Of cannon, the ringing
bells. and tic music Of HAL Golu'
hia" performed in its best style by 7
Band. Mr.. Adams. Esq, then dell
cred A short address, when the procs
sion and a large %concoursc Vt citize
proceeded ID Mr.. Edmonston's sro'
where The Ccncordia Society had ere
eli a commodious stand for the la
and speakers, and q large nriAl'er
seats rr listeners. besides sescl
swings CIR tlc school children.
When the crowd were coiniortal
settled III the shade III the trees, ,
!. w. Posncthwail. Esd. q PATIO
township, male \ few wcll.hDi
remarks. and read the Declaration
independence. Yankee Lcoalc' y
then performed ~ ilr Hand. and
" Az L.l4.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

,4EgtR us NEWTON sSp hAhh's0'
JASPER, INDIANA. W.
.ulf N ~ 40 Ilvms, rna e'wass 's'
N, stteud ii,u~e Mun rry """' ~ W.
,.F. .ul f.nltI ih.m ~ IN "'"'s'
AFlHh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

,jnh Mprl c~Nrrnir'i WITH DESPATCH
in English NV fuTman At 'lia ciilcc
Irscsr no lrrAit.
A
.A~4NMlht.K#f ttM N3tt t-lti
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

a tho receipts and Expenditures Of Du.
~ bci- county, Indiana for the fiscal year
ending May 3lst 1869.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

There hns been paid IN County Orders from
The ls' day OF June 1858 to the 3lst day u
May 1859. both DAYS inclusive, to-wit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13

~""'b N"J 49, s'"".
REcEIrTs.
There was remaining IN the County Tres.
sury at last settlement. $3.50 SO
There has been received at the
County Treasury since the *1A
day Of June, 1868, as followe, 10.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-13
EXPENDITURES.

Total Receipts during The year sl5,4O4 10
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Total smonni ~ hnnd. $50
john MEHRlNGER, A"d'o''
Jsgpcr, June ~, is5A-iS'
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-09-03
The Pioneer ON Mr.. Window.

The INSCRIPTIONS sheet edited by the
Chairman of the Democratic State Commit
tee, having failed in making its villainous lies
and ISLANDERS on Mr.. j. A. BAKER stick, is
now devoting itself to abusing WV. WINDOW,
one of the Republican candidates for Con-
gress.
lst. In answer to its allegation that Mr..
WINDOW was Know Nothing in Ohio, all We
have to say is, that we have evidence in our
possession tending to show, that the civilian
WINDOW" itspeaks Of as a member Of Know
Nothing Lodge in Ohio, Is not the same WIN
WINDOW who is now the Republican nominee
for Congress in Minnesota.
End. That the Pioneer in quoting what il
says are the obligations of the Know Nothing
Order, either concocts deliberate .falsehood
or else, if they are true, some Democratic
Know Nothing, for the purpose of injurint
Mr. Window, has pejured himself by divulg
ing the secrets of the Order which he hat
sworn to keep. The Pioneer can take eithe
horn of the dilemma.
If they are truly the secrets of the Order
is the perjured william who has divulged then
one of the Know Nothing editors of the Pho
neer, or one of the candidates on the Demo
cratic State Ticket
But more on this head tomorrow.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-09-03

sworn duty to guard them against an ire
deemable currency, and If he knowing the
full particulars Of the sale) deemed these
bonds an "insecure basis for banking, at 95
cents on the dollar, he should have refused to
receive them. lie cannot thro'0 the respons'-
6ility upon priuate individuals
The only question now is, were Henry d.
Sibley and William F. Dunbar (holding d
faeto the offices Of Governor and Auditor o
Minnesota foolish enoughto believe that ssci
bonds, for which no offer could be had in New
York higher than 80 cents onthe dollar wer
a safe banking basis; or were they knav's
ov,h 70 receive them as such basis, knoa'
lug them to be insecure.
Which horn of the dilemma, will they take
Will the Pioneer inform us?
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-09-03
Sale of the State Bonds,

Some Of State Railroad Bonds issued to the
Transit Railroad, were sometime ago adver-
tised for sale at Public Auction, by order Of
a money lender who had received authority
to sell them if default ensued in the payment
of the money for which they had been deposi-
ted as security. The sale took place few
days ago at Winona, and, we understand the
Bonds brought 20, 80 and 81 cents on the
dollar. Three bonds only were sold, the par
of which would be $4,000. The whole amount
they brought was therefore about $780,
Auditor DUNBAR will please take notice Of this
transaction, It fixes the "current value' Of
the Bonds for Banking basis.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-09-03
MORTGAGE sALE.-.wHEREAs DE-

wi FAULT has been made 10 the payment of the
three hundred and dollars and eighty
which claimed to be due and Is due at the date
of this notice upon certain Iujenture of Mortgage
ecuted and delivered by Reuben B. Moore, Of the Coun
Of Anoka, 10 the then Territory now Stste) Of Min.
unto William =. Nelson, OF the town Of Wick.
ford, and State of Rhode Island, bearing date the
fth DAY Of April A. D. 1858, which said Mortgage
duly recorded Ia the Office of the Register of Deeds
In Tor the County Of ,noka, the twelfth day Of
October A. D. 1885, at eight and O'CLOCK A.
NJ, in Book Of Mortgages, pages three hundred and
ten and three hundred and eleven, and suit pro-
ceedng law otherwise, having been instituted to
the debt secured by said Mortgage any part
thereof,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that pursu-
ance and by virtue of power of sale contained In said
Mert age and of the Statute in such case made and
provided the following lands and premises lying and
Ing in the County Of Anoka, and State Of Minnesota,
and described in said mortgage as follows, to wit
Lot number ave, () In Block number two () in Neal
D. Shaw's Addition to the town Of Anoka surveyed
and plated by Hugh Spence, together with all The her.
editamens and appurenances thereunto In anywise
long ng will b. sois public vendue the highest bid
DER for cash. in front of the Office Of the Register of
Deeds at Anoka, in the County Of Anoka, the 9Th
day of October 1885, At ten o'clock in the forenoon
of that day, satisfy the debt secured by said Mort
gage together With all the costs and expenses Of said
sale allowed by law
Dated Hastings, June End, A. D. 1859.
aug27-w6w WILLIAM T. NELSON, Mortgage.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-09-03
Let Every Republican Help According
to his Means.

FELLOW REPUBLICANS. - In the important election
have just entered to redeem Minneso'
IA from the rule OF Democratic extravagsnce-lndsn
Trading ncompetency and reckessness-and trucking
subservency the Slave Power-it bshooves every In
divdua Republican help by every means In his pow
er-to speak, write, sing and aid actively in the
hard work Of q thorough organization.
In particular, the expenses of0e campaign must be
divided amongst the whole mass Of the Party.
In these hard times, even leading men, and men Of
repused wealth, are crippled in homogeneous.
The party has no central fund whatever to pay the
travelling expenses Of the Speakers who devote
their and energies and talents to canvassng the
State while the other party, filling the offices and con-
trolling Treasures Of the Nation and State, will be
aush Of Money to electioneer on.
Wherever therefore our Speake come, into what
locality hope patriotic Republicans enough will
be found to keep them clear Of all erpensss- to taxi
,he into their houses if nothing and In every re
spect show that Republican hospitality, dictated b!
xnbought patriotism is equal to the exgency quite
efficiently the money Of Democratic ofceholders.
Where men have teams whose they can and Or
willing spare for the good Of the cause, for shorte
or longer PERIOD let them notify the Party Committee
Of the fact.
MEs AND BRETHRES!-This no ordinary contest.
We want good times restoredthe State lifted on
with honor, from the financial difficulties into whic
Democratic incompetency, worse, has plunged he
to see taxation reduced instead Of increasedto obta
from Congress Homestead Law in order to revive en-
igratlon fertile snds-to revive the confidence
capitalists sbroad-and to put Minnesota in her lesit
mate position along side Of her Republican Sisters
the North, and In a situation to oppose eectusy Il
Extension Of Slavery-f we desire to do this we mu
all increasingly acork from to the October election
and every Republican who has these objects sincere
aheart must to their triumph by the election
the Republican ticket sacrifice alike time, labor, and
his money-meanst to the utmost extent Of his power.
REpuBLrcAss-open your houses and your hearts 4
the cause!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-09-03
The Pioneer Waking Up the Wrong
Passenger...Mr. Window.

The Pioneer Waking Up the Wrong
Passenger...Mr. Window.
The Pioneer and Democrat of Saturday,
claimed to have "The Proceedings in Pam
phlet Form of the Grand Council of the Know
Nothing or American Order Of the State Of
Ohio, at its session held in Cincinnati, in the
summer of 1854"
In this Pamphlet, it is alleged, the name Of
4WuuAM WINDOW" is reported Gas being
present as delegate from the lodge in Mount
Vernon, Knox County, Ohio" And it then
publishes (from what source it does not state)
long rigmarole, which, it says, is the cere.
mony Of Know Nothing Initiation, with the
oaths taken by each member when he enters
One of the oaths taken is, we perceive, that
member will not, in any manner, disclose
the secrets, ceremonies, oaths, signs or pass.
words of the Order. o..
This is the Pioneers whole case. We be.
lieve we have stated it fairly. Our points in
reply are these;
1st. If the WILLIAM WISDoM mentioned 1.
the same person who is now one eff the Re.
publican candidates for Congress in Minneso.
IA, (of which las. yet, however, We have DC