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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-07-07

,sined none from England. Al the Con-
cress OF Vienna Prince .Metteruich, then IN
his aad year, was called upon to preside. 10
lsa.. when the third French revolution
overturned hall the thrones Of Europe, he
was reluctantly compelled TO retire from his
position. He went to England. and there
remained until 1851, when he returned to
Vienna, but he vas never again asked to
undertake the cares OF Office.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-07-07
,JORTGAGE SALE. WHEREAS

SIX DO l. ~ Il -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-07-07

MORTGAGE SALE. - WHEREAS
MI default having b-eu maie In De condl'lon OF =
certain iudrnnrc o mWigsgc .x-cn,sd aud dcl'' erred
by Charles A. Aopte-t and Mary leu'ia Nondei., MS
wif, ol th. city Paul county OF Ramsey, Mime
sofa. to Thons, ssi-r Of The eiy Of Cincinnati OHIO
dated the lyh DAY 81 June, A. u. IN. thousand
gh hundred aud gty eight which mortgage Was duiy
rsrordrd IN Of the Register OF Deeds 10 and Tor
the county II ksms-y, on lh. is'h day oi Jane, a.
n Isss al tlr,e ociock and an.en minutes NJ, IN
Rook "" al mortgage, on pages 81 aHd Ns y hsre1y
the ,s,d charles Neair,i ant Mary l.ta, his wi'e,
DID grant bargain cell aud convey 10 the said Thop ss
RossiSr his heirs and assigns for ever, tin Innr'
yage) all ths! trac, or parcel o, snd snAr nng and
b-ing in said coan,y 4 Ramsey Ssd Stale oi Mnneso's
10, number twenty two ta? In NoC1oud's subdivision
OF block number i~e 90, of Naud.rsurehs addition 10
oyts addition saint Paul. be,ng forty s feet tl n!
on Pearl street, By hundred and twenty I'VE i2,l
h-lng in The city OF ss'n rsal county Of Ramsey aud
siai- Minnesota 10 secure the payment 70 the said
SUN Of seven hundred dolars ts7DI due aud payable
ihr.e yeas from The sad i9h day Of Jane. less VIII
aunun 60 be paid yearl, according TO the and
conditions Of certain promis.ory note signed by said
Charles \ Mrndest and payable 10 the order oi SAID
Aad wh.ryas IL. interest on said Of 500 secured
by said worig.ge ior the year ending me lsh asy 81
J"ne 1859 due ant wholly unpaid 10 the sum OF $40
which sum a, the GATE Of this notice, Is claimed W he
due aud Is due ihCreon. , ,
And NJ suit or proceedings at law have been bad
or n,iuted the debt secured by said note aud
n.r'esEe, or any part thereof -.
Now her-f.re notice hereby given Nat IN pursuance
of n power OF sale contained In said mortgage aud
Agr~vsbiy the statute In such case made and provided
the mortgagei premises shove described and eo.er-d
hy said nortsag. with all and singular the sppur'e
nsuc~s ib-r-unio belonging. will be so'd nj public adc
ton door uf tn. Cour, iionss. In the eiy
OF 81 Paul in said coaniy OF Ramsey and state Of Mime
sta. on the lSh day 81 August, A. ID. lSy a. mn
.um due a. this date by said and mortgage,
together with all costs allowed by law.
THOMAS RossITER.
Mortgage.
s.srosp Brvrs'per, Attorney. for Mortgages.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-07-07
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

THE CAMPBELLs.-our readers will remember
that the Campbell Mnstrels-the real article.
from 444 Broadway, N. will be here on
Tuesday next, and give their frat Concert in
the evening, at Huston Hall. The press every.
where speak Of them in the highest TERMS
The Editor of the Ohio Statesman, who attend.
ed their Concerts in Columbus on Thursday
aud last evening, says Of the Campbells:--
This excellent troupe of minstrels, from
Broadway, New York, has given two concerts
at Armory Hall in this city 10 crowded houses,
and THAR performances have been 9 source OF
real pleasure TO all who have attended. We
can heartily commend them to the people Of
those cities they may hereafter visit as a troupe
worthy Of the patronage Of the amusement lov.
ing public.
They meet with general favor wherever they
appear
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

Sailing CALvEs-We learn that a COW be,
longing to gentleman "down street." present
ed her owner with an addition 10 his stable
force the other day, in the shape Of a very
handsome calf There Is nothing tooRdsrfal
about that or course there is not; but don't
act like a cslf--listen: The German servant
girl residing ia the family, in pursuance of q
custom which she had learned in the fatherland,
proceeded to rub The new calf down with saltl
The master Of the house observing this singular
procedure, inquired what it meant, when he
was informed that it was an old German Gus
tom, and was done for the purpose Of making
the COW like her calf
This, we are told, gave the gentleman an
idea--not very fresh one, to BE- sure, but cum
ming. He had, since IN unsuccessful attempt
to catch little bird in childhood, ridiculed the
idea Of succeeding in catching the feathsred
tribe by "sprinkling salt on their tails;" but
here was case which looked reasonable, not
10 say philosophic, where salt might be used
to advantage. He would salt himself, that his
wife (who sometimes essayed TO give him a
licking) might be indnced TO like him better
than he feared che did We learn that he only
succeeded in creating an inordinate thirst, and
that he cannot think Of salt without taking a
drink.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

PREssINe GuKsr TOO ran i--Some personi
have very annoying habit at table Of Insisting
upon their guesta 10 partake Of certain dishes
when II is evident that they DO not desire "a
do so. Theae perssDsare occasionally annoy.
ed by the replies they receive TO thelrpersisteni
"now DO have some Of this--I think 'it's "a
nice" Weheard Of an incident the other Day
which We will relate for she benefit Of the class
TO which we refer:
A gentleman from the country was recently
invited 10 dine at Che house Of a city acquain.
tance, and accepted. During the repast the
lady host insisted upon him having "this, that
and 'totheT," which she would constantly poke
into his face, until the dinner hour, instead Of
being enjoyed, was a season Of annoyance, All
the while the lady meant il kindly. aud while
tOrmenting her guest, thought she was giving
him unmistakable evidence Of welcome.
The substantials having been discussed, and
our hero stuffed, nOlsns pOIsn', the lady host
presented her guest with large piece of excel
lent rhubsrb pie:
"No, thank you; not any, mem"
"0h, you must certainly try my pie It's
excellent, assure you; have taken pains that
IL shall be faellless--now, do take piecep
''No, mem; you must excuse me; have al
ready eaten great deal more than ought"
"But insist upon II Now, do just accept
apiece just to gratify me; assure you shall
feel greatly Disappointed
II dare not eat any madam; you must excuse
me; sour things are not to MY taste--indeed. "
"oh you think it is not bweet enough2 l
put great deal of sweeteHing init; but here's
the sugar~-help yourself"
"Really, madaml four hero was evidently
growing cross, you 'aust excuse me; dare not
eat any rhubarb pie !"
"AstonishinRl Rhubarb is recommended by
the best physicians. and never
Cant help it, mem; r.
"Why sir p asked the lady impruden,ly
for she prided herself on her good pastry, and
was vexed because her guest would not try II.
'If must inform you, madame, rhubarb pic
invariably gives me--always does--hem--don'l
agree with me, If you please |"
The invitation TO eat rhubarb pie was not re
newed; aud the conversation turned on--si
lence
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

LAST OF THE "oLp FoLKs."-The Concert Of
the "old Folks" last night was agSin largely
attended; the seats were all taken up; extra
seats were procured. and they were instantly
occupied; and good many people were com.
PEELED to stand up during the evening. The
Concert was still greater improvement on the
past, and criticism was entirely put at fault
We are pleased TO know that Nephew Jeems'
received q real benefit last evening. He de-
served 1t.
The people were disappointed in not having
the announcement made that another concert
would be given to night The Hall would mol
have contained the people wao would have Rp
piled for admission, had a concert been giver
this evening. Let us hope that we have moi
heard the last of our excellent "Old Folks"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
For sale or rent,

THE Tan Yard at the Yellow Springs,
i Green County. This Yard he's been IN opera.
AtlO0 shout years, and IL now In hrs-Tate order.
II contains l2lAyaway watts, 6handles a large leach
-, batea, lime and pool; all under cover except
the layaways. The bark mill Is situated above the
leAohes and Ia arranged that the ground bark may
fall into OF the teaches without the labor OF
carrying; The 5 handlea and Y layaways are
pumped by horsepower. The ground plat Is 100
feet by lb0 and has upon IL good frame dwelling,
containing sroOms There Is no other yard In opera
tion at the place Very liberal inducements will be
offered 10 either renter or purchaser.
For particulars, inquire of John Dorm, on the
premises ThOs EdmOndson, at Springfield, Dark Co.,
ohio, or OF H. EdmondsOn, (Propr etor) at Dayton.
Possession Of the above property given when de-
sired. ". EnMONDSON
Second Hand store, ". Clair street,
Between Sd and 4th SITS, Dayton, Ohio
amor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
PresoOtt.

The great historian composed many of bis
most brilliant chapters while walking benesth
wide spreading tree, on the lawn near his
seaside villa. His footsteps had worn a circle
in the turf.
No more, alas. the sOft returning spring
Shall greet thee, walking near thy favoFite
tree,
Marking with patient step the magic ring,
Where pageants grand and monRrchs moved
with thee
Thou new Columbus bringing from old Spain
Her ancient wealth TO this expecting shore;
Returning, stamped with impress Of thy brain
Far richer treasures than her galleons bore.
Two worlds shall weep for thee--the old, lhS
new
Now that the marble aud the canvass wait
In vain 10 cheer the homes aud hearts SO true,
Thy Immortality made desolatei
While angels, on imperishAble scroll,
Record the wondrOus beauty Of thy soul.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

@-The Napa, Cal, Reporter says that a
gentleman living near Santa Bosa, discover
ed, one evening recently, a considerable tu-
multi among his flock of sheep. Going among
them to discover the cause. he found couple
of them with their throats cut and dying
Imagining this destruction to he the work Of
wild animals, he cut them open and secreted
a large quantity of strychnine in their bod
les. The uext morning he found the poison
had done its work. Four panthers, measu.
ring not less than eight feet from tip to tip,
were discovered dead within few rods Of
where the sheep had been left.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

uThe past wet weather has had good
effect on the grass aud grain fields. and the
prospect is now for full CROP therefore, it be-
comes our farmers to look to their Reaping and
Moving Machines in tune. Our friend Wood
hull, on Third street, just beyond the Post Office
hiss on hand and in working order the greatest
variety Of Resping and Moving Machines ever
on exhibition in Dayton. ou reference 10 his
advertisement we find he invites our farming
friends to call on him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

gJNow that the weather has become pleas.
ant. ii is time to procure boots, shoes, etc., in
the way of feet gear, suitable to the season. -
Wash. Wilson, Main ST., I'd door below the
Market, has made preparation to furnish every
body with the best possible work, on short
order. lie employs the best workmen to be
had in the country, aud his stock is No. L.
Mr.. W. has just fitted up his store in elegant
style.
p s.--Wilson has the best blacking ever
BROUGHT 10 this city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
NEWS ITEMS.

A Stockholm paper states that Jenny Lind
intends to visit her native land during The np.
preaching summer, and has purchased small
estate in the ueighborbood Of the capital.
Robert Miller, Of Bellville. H., recently run
away with and married the daughter Of James
Bracewell, 10 whose employ he was. The newly
made father in law did not like the match and
made his daughter widow on the FIRST oppor.
tubily, by stabbing hor huaband.
The value Of food consumed in New York
city, last year, Is estimated at $4,000, 600 and
the number Of the various quadrupeds that
were eaten is--beeves, 1884, cows, lO,l9Oj
veAls, 36, ,675; swine, 55l;l79.
Two bottles, containing curious descriptions
Of gold and silver coin, have been plOwed upat
ewaltney, suney County, Va. The money is
Of English aud Spanish coinage, about 5000 In
each bottle.
AT recent festivity in Paris. Louis Napole.
on wore a sword whose scabbaFd and hllt were
covered with $50, 900 worth of diamonds. while
the Empress displayed million dollars worth
Of diamonds.
The Paraguayan men wear very WIDE white
pants, coming to the knees; from which fringe
extends TO the ankles and the women general.
ly wear only a chemise. So they all--men and
women--eniOy the advantage Of free ventila
tlon,
A vessel arrived at Portland from Havana,
when twenty .fours out Of port, picked up cat,
which was demurely seated Oh bale Of goods.
The Marietta bucket factory received. few
days ago, raft of timber, from the Allegheny
and its tributaries, containing seventy seven
thousand cubic feet
The Savannah Republican says the first
message over the Cuba telegraph was received
on Tuesday, ordering dozen bottles Of lager
beer for sick person at Waynesville
The South Carolinians are preparing to
erect monument at Hutaw, to commemorate
the battle Of September 8, 1881.
The taxable property of Hamilton county is
estimated at s 1921 900 600.
The Burlington, Iowa, Hawkeye has ceased
to exist.
CerD is selling in Nebraska City at IS cts a
bushel.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

DrThe young fruit is growing finely, and is
forming as fast as could be expected this back,
ward season. Thus far there Is q promise Of as
much or more fruit remaining upon the gener.
alty Of trees as they can possibly sustain. The
cunants are growing finely. and the larger va
rieties are already in condition for pies. Rasp
berries. gOoseberries, ETC.. are also thriving in
this locality. Should we "escspe the Msy
frosts." we will have an abundance Of fruit-ii
the people will not permit the worms 70 destroy
the verdure after the warm weather sets inI--
Look closely to the caterpiller webs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
DIR. RonAcK,s RnMnnIna

WepubllSh, in another column of to-day's paper,
an article copied from the Cincinnati Times descrp-
tive OF DR.. RobAcks ext nsive medical establish
ment in that city. BY the way, Dr. Roback's Renee
dies have obtained great and deserved popu arity
with all classes. It has been but short time since
these Remedies introduced into our section of
country yet DR.. Brennan Dr. Robaeks agent In this
place, informs us that the sales OF the Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier now far exceed those OF all other
medicines for which he is agent, combined. The
reason for this s that they have stood the tGat OF
practical experience. We know this not only from
the mouths Of others, but have used them In our
family with the very best results. For all diseases
of the blood, general debility, whether proceeding
from sickness or from natural weakness, Indigestion
and all Kindred ailments, we recommend the Scandi-
navian Remedies as the very best medicines extAnt
They destined to achieve not an ephemeral snc-
cess, but n permanent and deserved reputation,
which viii render them necessity in every family
Napoleon, o., North West, March 2.
See advertisement. AprOO-lmw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

TaE GREAr BILLIARD March A "SELL."-A
correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune says that
the great billiard match at Detroit was a 'reg
nlar sell, got up by the principals to cheat out.
siders--that there was no stake between IN G
players. RHd that the whole thing was an adver-
tising dodge for Phelan's especial benefit. he
being Vender of billiard tables in New York.
His confederatss made their profits In the
"side betsi" the result having been agreed on in
advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
Cincinnati Agency

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company Ia
our duly authorized Agent 10 make contracts
hnd receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
a.. 10 that city.
To BUsINEss MRN.--The Empire Job Rooms
to do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Gall In aud examine our work and
learn our prices.
B'TO ADVERTISERS. - Advertisements oi
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
aired to be published-nOf later. We cannot
agree to insert them after thathOur.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
TAKE NOTICE.

IN Saturday, April 80, 1853, there will be
" sold at public sale, SIX SPLENDID LOTS, con-
taining acres each. The above lots are situated
west OF and adjoining the Osborn Farm on Wolf
Greek, and front on road running to the county
road, with two lots fronting on both roads, These
Lots have been late ly cleared of, not yet having
been fArmed, and are well adapted for gardening
purposes Tor the raising Of Tobacco. This sale s
poaidve. Sale 10 be on the premises, At 10 O'Clock,
A, "a.
Terms Of Sale one-third cash in hand, balance Ia
and two years, secured by mortgage the prem
apIss JESSE JENKINS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30


Az the door OF the Court House, IN the city Of DAY
ton, between eke hours Of fand oolook, p. NJ, ol
ssa gay, y ~. 2 = ~ elsy o. psyscn mcngomst
Plat of said city, gga a9ei aaa2 gssa asst aa5 ssso
sasl asee, aasi 1892 5iss 1874 subject fhe right
Company, twenty-fye feet from the centre Of tiief
present track on cast side.
Also Loiin saia city Of Dayton, 2is2, clear ofnny
Also, part Of Lot numbered Iao in said city Of
Dayton described as follows, Being oa feet in depth
Or less In width, fronting On Third street. adjoining
Improperly conveyed 70 a. Threvher, BY O. Aughin-
baugh Dec. Q, iSte. end the property conveyed BY
W. y. Huffman, Att'y IN fact for the Day on, Xenia
Reipre Rail Road Company, under said Trust
Deed to sinton Means, being the weat half OF the
property described IN N9 NJ o. ne sgheaule q gop-
situate three story brick hutlnoah house.
Also, the following Real ka,ata ldeAoiibed Ia No.
70 Of said schedule) sltuAtodn Montgomery county
state Of Ohio, lying and being IN section a. Town
nhip 2, Fauge y and described ne follows VIZ; he
sombi1 ooe huadsed acre iot. thsnce south < 3 n.
Newe0nbs west iinei thence north lso som vi
forty-iour and une.tenth poles 10 stone on tho
south line OF 6 street, m the city Of Dayton tnenec
on the south line 81 said 18th street, n 7fu three
poles % stone on the east line Of the cooperation
Of said city Of Dayton one pole TO astak6i ihance
n. 10 r. sixt9shvn one hnurr1dit, Of pole 10 !
.tonci thence south 59k = iiiIil-esghl and nine
tentht poiea to the place 81 beginning, oontalnlne
one ar4 Sse-forth acfee, more or less. no be sold
s.,gsct 70 the right OF way Of said Dayton, Kcnia
Belpre Rail Road, twenty-five and half feet from
includes all on the south silr Of the same.
Also, Lots numbered ten Q0) and thirteeD (ia) la
Goudya addition TO the town of NeniA, aa recorded
In Green county, and state of Ohio subject 10 tbe
right OF way os the Dayton, Nenia a Belpre Rail
Terms OF saie--one-third cash; one-thlFd In ak
months; aHd one-third IN twelve months, with In
lefeat 20 st secured BY noflsaFe upnn the property
W. P. HUFFMAN, Trustee ANA ktt.y IN fact
for the Dayton, XeniA Helprl r. r. Go.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

DEArH OF BIsHoP DoANE.--Rt. Rev. George
Washington DOane. Bishop Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Diocese Of New Jer.
sey, died on Wednesday afternoon, 9Th inst,
at his residence, Riverside, Burlington. His
death had been hourly expected.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

VILAMOUs.-some scoundreis. on Thursday
evening last, MANNED fine stallion. belonging
10 Mr.. Allen, in the vicinity Of Centreville. II
was villainOus outrage, and the perpetrators
should be ierreted out aud punished severely
A thsTs is good deal Of rivalry among horse
men in that neghborhood, it is believed to have
been done by dishonest competitors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

0J-Rev. VS.. Burton will preach next Sab
bal evening. at the Universalist Church. on
st. Clair street, on the Scripture doctrine ol
Forgiveness; showing that forgiveness of sin
is compatible with full punishment for the
same. Morning services at the usual hour
All are invited.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

u- We heard considerable complaint this
morning about corn sellers disposing Of their
loads before market hours. Why don't suffer-
ers have the business SlOPpedf 1t Is a very
common thing. this forestallIng Lhe market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

"GUARD p--The scholars Of the first and sec
ond courses Of Capt. De Reu's Fencing School
are requested to meet at the Light Guard Ar
mory this evening, at 8 O'Clock, precisely. Blu
siness of interest and Importance will be pre-
sented. A full attendance is desired.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

pCrOwell's Psper--The Firemens Gazette
lis out for this week. 1t is improving, and
bids fair to be valuable auxiliary to the cause
OIL FiremeD. Every person in the city should
take and pay for it. Its subscription list is
running up at home and abroad. Take the
"Gazette"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
NOTICE.
THE Atlantic and lroot wo.torn Ra;l,o

TNHE Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Company are hereby notified TO curb, gutter
grade and gravel the sidewalk In front OF tst pari
OF n-lots Nos 29tT pas, 2ai9 $780, 2ebl 2a69 sTsO
s1s2 $780, slss, 1884, 37a6, 1885, s7s7 g76s sIse
5Nsi also the unknown owners of lots Nos 2sI5
2s6 1902 s16a s76l s740 and 37ss are hereby noti.
ned 10 curb, gutter grade and gravel the sidewalk
IN tront OF said lots fronting First street. between
webster and keowee streets, in the city OF Daytoa
Inc said work 70 be done within sixty days from the
date OF this notice, under tine direction Of the CITY
by Greer of the Council. this 2sth day OF March
A. D. lsls FIELDING LCURY,
apfzo City Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

DArroS 4 MIcnIGAS r. R.-This Road is in
excellent condition, and is carrying large
number Of through passengers to Chicago
We are glad to know that the local business
of the Road is also rapidly Increasing at
every point along the route. The unusual
promise Of crops along the lire Of this road
indicates that grain freight will be sbundAnt
this fall.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

" See the announcement Of Capt. SehreiAk
ia To days Empire. Hsi thorough meehAn
ic, and having given satisfaction 10 the pubs
lie heretofore in the boot aud shoe line. he osa
be depended on to do so hereafter. Cali at his
store. 81. Jefferson street, aud examine his nice
work. You will buy.