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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-30

Cosr.spoadspes of The Pioneer and Dsmoors
WILLIS, sr. CLoup, June 10, 1859.
A stage ride from Saint Paul 10 Saint
Cloud. during Il hong June day, with fields
and forests hstrous from past rains and
present sunlight, 10 n pleasant succession Of
pictures.
Its salient points are thus adjusted in o
five minutes retrospect
The Rapids, Falls no longer, Of 81. An.
thony-more picturesque in their recession
with the recent frcshet, than before:
The prairie flowers 10 rich profusion, the
delicate petals Of the wild rose winning the
palm Of beauty and fragrance:
Devastation Of the food--lirm and
Elk rivers crossed by ferries, their bridges
having been swept away:
US. troops, with long train Of wagons
marching south from Fort Ripley. Destina.
ton unknown:
Brott and Breckenridge. the former o
passenger, the latter no less prominent rs q
topic OF discussion Great il BKorr aud
Breckenridge is his profit
Fine prospect Of crops, wherever non res.
dent ownership suffers farms TO b, opened.
We hpd 81. Cloud very full Of the current
demonstrations upon the Rcd River OF the
North. At S,esrns' Hotel are registered
-. A. WmggI.OCg, Saskatchewan" with
his eon(rue. Hall = dozen volunteer TO
state that Mobiles party left On Monday, the
10th, having remained here day or two To
furnish themselves with boat. On Friday
evening, 18th inst, the party WAS enter
tanned by the citizens Of Saint Cloud with u
complimentary supper. for particulars Of
which overhaul J. A. Wa correspondence
Willis Hotel, at the northern extremity
u this city Of magnificent dstano. was
Captain BLAKELxr's head quarters. Thence
on Tuesday. June 81, will issue the first
regular stage and express line to Red River.
To avail Themselves thereof and of Captain
Bis escort. are two Scotch ladies, on their
way 70 Lake Athabascs hear the Arctic
zone IN ESglvh Bsropet and hi' party, en-
route for the buffalo ranges. near Fort I'd.
monitor besides Others less note worthy.
Great interest prevails 81 this place. and far
within On the line Of the proposed routes--
the lsettlers deeming the operation Of the
Northwestern Express, n the most hvms-
bic Of omeus.
] AN writing st late hoss, thereby re-
ceiving TIE beneft Of . ssrensde which the
young gentlemen Of Saint Cloud have i'm
provised under the windows Of the Grant
Scotch dsnsels Aforesaid. How rightly 10
the designation Of SAINT Closd applied. IL
not here ample illustrations Of Gallo grace
and cbivaly'
have bod The pleasure Of NESTING &. e.
AsDssws Esq. who - the ssthor Of . work
On the R~vsnss System the United States,
Is emioently qualified TO give synopsis Of
The reguIstioas which may be Of interest in
ooueecs,oo with The coming tssde and inter.
eoar~ with the British Poase~ions lie
wonisa 10 furnish soch . communication
70 The PIossEE AsD DEsooKIr.
J. W. T.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-30

There has not been much improvement in
our local financial affairs since last week.
The four banks, Of Glencoe, Chisago, Roch.
ester and Owatonna, are still discredited by
the brokers, and their issues are being
bought up by these gentry at heavy dis
count. Glencoe money has SO far improved,
however, that it passes readily among most
OF our business men, although at the bank il
fares as badly as the PEAsE. NORTH money.
A few days since. $l4,250 Of Glencoe money
was surrendered to the Auditor, and the
bonds deposited as security therefor, with
drawn. The efforts Of the proprietors OF
this bank to reduce its circulation, and the
general confidence entertained 10 their integ.
rity, has had q favorable influence upon its
notes.
Eastern Exchange is very firm here
caused by an advance IN Chicago to 211a per
cent. The sales Of exchange for good cur
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-30

Land Warrants meets with no sale here.
The following are the New York quota
tons three per cen, added will give the st.
Paul rates:
, 1859-03-25


Walpole characterlzcs Fox and Pitt, the lcaI
ing spirits Of their day, in this wise;
"fonug az Fox was. Pitt was then ten vear.
younger, and what fund Of knowledge and ex.
rerlcncc were ten years in possession of such n
mastcrgcnieus as Fox, besides the prodigious
superiority Of solid parts! Yet Fox lef1 by
neglect some advantages to Pitt. The one trust.
ed to his natural abilities, and whenever lie
wanted, never found them fail; Pit, on the
contrary, attended to nothing but the means Of
gratifying his ambition. His application wns
not = moment relnxed, and he was not less ab-
stemaous nnd temperate: even attention
"a 10 his health was unremittcd, ns If he feur-
mat hereditary gout would traverse hi, ca.
reer, as it had often broken in on his fathers.
40 }nEeline avocotions diverted hin. iron, his
ss:uoies, nor LEFT reproactes from the grave on
ms Character. Fox scemedto leave pleasure With
1egret, and to bestow only srnrc moments on
Tue government Of nation l'itt, to make in
anstrS and virtue the ladders of his ambition.
70! ro3 greatness WIS innate and if be had AMI
oltlon: II was the only passion which lie took no
no part. ne despised application. he sought no
popularity warm friend and almost incabapIc
Of beng provoked by one void Of all invctern-
81, and only m enemy where spirit called on
hlm to resent. or the foe was SO great that be
was too bold not TO punish, rs be showed the
next year By insisting on the dismissal Of the
Lord Chancellor and the Lord Advocate. Pitt
cultivated friends to form party, and had al.
ready attached many considerable Young men
to himself. il:
, 1859-03-25

~ Noticc.-The undersigned,
Stockholders In thu Merchants Nank Of Nacun Georgia arr
hy tac provision" Of it, Cars. made PERSONALLY Iah!e for
it, AsucA. The mites u this Hank will it tkc hy u u,.
eusf@ un tlc tcrnls Kentucky Indiana and Olu
II. 4. TUCKER < 60
, 1859-03-25
Extension OF the City Of Paris

fAEtA Feb. 81, 1859.
BY stroke Of the pen Paris Inns been convert-
su llom acny Ut twefvc hundred thousand popu
lntlon into one Of sixteen hundred thousand.
ALL Or nearly all: Continental cities, possess an
o,3F"t wall-that Is say, they charge duty upon
at articles Of provisions entering the citv, and,
to guard against the Introduction Of contrabaud
goods, are Obliged to throw around the city
wall which is thus called. The present oeiroi
wall OF Paris WIS built long time ago, and Mt a
%se It's 'pS fy ss ic iif sayes a;s1
OF this wall is about five miles and three-ouur-
ters. Time, and the rapid growth Of the city.
have. however, produced population exterior
10 this oczrot wall Of nearly four hundred thou
sand people. It is this population, which BY
aecfec OF the Emperor, has just been incorpor-
ated into Paris-a law which is to come into
effect on tile 1st of January next
outside Of this population, and at u distance
varying from 1y0 yards to two miles. Lopis
i'h1iippe constructed during his reign the celc-
1rated f"rtlfication.wall which surrounds Paris.
Ihc otfroi wall will now he torn down and the
tortitlcation wall will be used for the double pur-
pose OF IN octroi wall for the collection Of Gus
IONS duties. US well Us Il defence in time of
need. lnrge nunber Of new gates or en-.
frances arc to be made in this wall which will
carry the number to 5s-fhat uf the wall Of an
clent ThebcS. The CITY will then have a diam
eter varying from seven to nine miles.
inns decree Of His Majesty has caused good
deal Ut excitement, not only in tile enyrrnns
thus thus transferred, but in the city proper. The
Common Council opposed the measure vigorous
y to the lrss. and since hc has been in power,
the Emperor lsns never before taken - arLritary
stand alone against all opposition in a matter
Of such grave Importance. 1t is attempted to be
shown, however, by the report in fuyor Of the
measure from the Project Of the Seine that what
the poor people Of the Incorporated cnyirons
VIII I'll lose in an increased price Of provisions they
will gain in diminished tax on house rent. The
great motive for the measure was that the Ldn-
h1"f, Us It was called, this space between tile
two circular walls, WIS the rendezvous for ull
the dangerous clnsscs Of the community, and to
govern then, properly it wus absolutely nrccs-
sary to extend the municipal law over them.
Bcsides the city lad arrived ut such i roint
IN its grown tllnt tile old octroi wall was really
inside the dense part Of the city, and formed 4
mere arbitrary line without meaning The En-
PeroE nnqnestionat1y judged the question right.
IT,. If the system of imposing u tax IN the pro-
visions consumed by the city ii to be maintained,
stop short ut thrrc-fprItl,s If II
, 1859-03-25
Dtta8 Grihtt1tf';,,


The rtfss Ap Ta,prS. orrcE PREPARED tn execute On
short notice. evesy variety o job Printing Ia the nzr NAN
sra md Il ~ Lo~s Lirng Pes,. tattcuar attention
Rtveuto The ptiathfot
Bts1sxas CAxps Lr71n Hxips ButH.tu4
KtCEIttA TMrEKx Pm,nrtxNvs
fAxrHlI7E t,1hcrttas {,Hrrrs
BLANK SoftA LAHEA, T1cKE1H.
1FRISTING IN COLORS Il
In MI Its v!ctica done In beautiful style and ut moderate
Fatea An examination of specimens and prices Is resp+
fully invited.
- osdenfou The country promptly flea and and sent
homeby express.
, 1859-03-25

. q The game of chess By telegraph between
Detroit and Cleveland terminated in the victory
Of the former. --''->
, 1859-03-25
The RothschiId Bridal Dinner.

Tic Paris correspondent Of the Literary f;c-
Sstfssuys.
,1,,.,,
h,s Era sa, esrnt ~ re hfa" m'"ls Of this place
t;as, as ueeu .s't no.hScA,ld marrl;=e iiIe ''a-.
a,,.. WIS oeyola ail description and il would
set, spPear i,at tp spltndnrs wing with 1h',se re-
nnon ~, ~ nntast.;, sns aranlin S were av!slch
,',.,,,;i ,utIu, mean tne dinner ='rn after the
I",., evteni"n.; any III Which s'l''' s'1ty "r
h ~ 1s"t.Seaas alone were present As n"
~ ~ .ne !aIlls Was present ~ t"l> .f'fHfte"-
,,s ,ns spanish ent!e their ha'l-iiEt'ts and nsfeE
r;nsv ba' ,,, e"nrse .ne lS't.'''!e pu'l,c ei,"
and every r.,,,,,, ,,a;" W., vhIneu =, H.
xai;,cd IS III, , f,;r .>nsc''' "s ' III; nes'1
since in urdrr tint ,}rv m,w ,r, ~, ~ l ',.'
src,ns that III ,,, :" fs II, 1stt'e sc''ns: II
KutLscI.ilJs nea,,i ,r,. " '.i. ~ in: n?uses " ,He
banmuc, ~ l.,"t liz ~, '''tt"''s 10! 1S
nrri..r;,... .s. -; hoau:n e.s'.t sem nSd an
nnt;ra e',a,, u's' :: .,S cousin Of far:, ai the
s,,a.t. .: 'e more Tran 'si!r'c-score
, 1859-07-19
Extraordinary Exhibition.

An exhibition of very remarkable and un-
natural character attracted small but highly
respectable audience ut the Melodeon on Thurs
day cren1nss last. ,Ayoung nau by the name Of
manr wonderful tlings in the war Of cutting
himself up with knires, mailing lis feet, arms
and legs to CHAIRS, to the wall, ETC., which u.s.
founding exploits be proceeded to exhibit ut
tue appointed hour, in the presence Of nun.
Der ct phys'clans of celebrity, including men,
9srs hers: Of tue Medical Faculty of Trausylvania
University, aud other learned professors, wbo
were invited to the stand, that they
might detect any fraud or deception, If
practiced. lie began by driving u hand
iul Of PINK, up to the head into his legs, then
drove IN awl through the middle of Ills wrist
int" clair; drove . knife through the muscle
Of his leg; nailed his foot to wooden shoe, the
nail or awl passing through the middle al thc
foot, and SO walked about the stage; cut his
dexter finger through tue aesl,y part, exhibit
ing the naked bone, and concluded by passing
knife through his cheek, the blade protruding
fran bis mouth. In all this very little blood
was drawn. lie also offered to drive knife
wall. which the audience 1nercifuy excused
h'm from doing. feeling satisfied that he could
accomplish Whatever he proposed. About the
whole procedure there va. no sort Of lunbur,
as tue eyes Of dircrs gentleuen, who were upon
the stand. we're steadily Gxed upon him, and
any nnbellcslnc Thomas had Hi opportunity
to touch the knife blade on the uppos;te side to
that into which it had been thrust, Of tue lcr,
wrist, or hand Ile used few galranic rings
nbout his person, which was probably more for
show than anything else, as tile could effect no.
Thing. Mr. Steareus looks to be not more tl,an
twenfy or tweuty-oue years Of age. HeE5te
c'a~itg. he proposed to operate in similar
snasnrr upon any one Of the audicr &C. agreeing
10 forfeit 81 ,0Vo if be inflicted pain This how
ever, was rrud.ntly declined, We sass this
man Of leather ear]y yesterday morning, look
ing as frcsll and trAole Is though knife Or mil
had never penetrated his elastic body.-L<rny-
ton {hy.1 UbstrFtr and Rfporktr.
, 1859-07-19
JOHN TELYEA

~ 6tcnfe3 unfo E1sha BAytev ctftAn tndshtufI
o motSs oszstax dzte tbs bird dsy of March, A.
dua.s (t-0, payable aecozcax u ths ean:tteAe Of tse
csst~la ptolsorJ rotes Of d.se ths1exth mas BY
ihe . John leyeA payat4e th. oer ef xdaa Haytey~
fhr th4 Vt hulsel and forty datAsa 1lAs> sesh
ravai1e 10 ons aud two ysa4 ron .e reenv.l3 .hch
sad mortgage died ~ record tn tho Keeesds1A oara
o4 Coak eouasy u ln1k tho san dry of April
A. D. l3, sp1 tHy eored Ia book 81 Of moF1Sea pAse
so. .h.s dsfant b. nals IN payment of eithe4 *
tue Nd payable th- lid parry 1t ths seeoad 1st IN st
uot1se hs Az<na may se tho prelses In sad up1s-
&.<< a.eatcae .ad n right and equity Of re<mpeo Of
d. paJ paIs therein. and The xtsa az
I'D - p.y lh< anouat The Id noss ibsn do M ~
raid. Nov lhfsrse deszu!t h1sns be9o n ue ID H. taI.
Of the prexn!.!y above nentlo.4 rcgise |,
berehy given thai kasey Tho usoxax Z br vir,pe
Of ths 'utnosty v<a1 IN him by ,he aid nr1xaxs .I ia
T. nS.poss ,oss,s Ct .ested IT. ~ ne ths tay
OF thsf dAy Il In Moth dae< II le Goast honsA
The ttv of che7xo. eounty or Cook ap Stst4 Of nals
aspahie sns4ao to the htA bIer or tah III thai
lo los tact OF parcel Vt n aEt1ts Tying aat ber IN
sslSa ssnettaat tlat !. Toxn.h,p uunhef th!Hy esAs
took aud pazeunv kno~r md ae-e.toe4 iot nurnh<.
taEse l5 II sa!d Eli h BayeyA susvton ~ ter Fe.<
the Northeast III Aa4d s1ton hs IA~& af
the :nosasass q ths So1htsss e ~ sS1tAss.t
E!dSna4heaA k plattea And ec-ded IN tbA RseA4
o8o-m anid county Of Cooks sAd loe beng N4tp eK
md szht rns In Width ~ fvensy roh n i*nEh. &ool}
On AIosd calkd fFas Roes in ~ towa Of lake n I'd
sala ID astae and ecttan!nk ons et asa. tas4x1
wttht&x spputenAee<s bsaoa7ns aad n taa
.ht e.,.n I'd saait, e ,c1 T. z T. L - sa
cale.sa 'aaas MGsss@
, 1859-07-19
2Egal advertisements.


" tACACtAS- heretofore, To Wit,
ssa ,s Z: sf It TX L .ss r. It.;
ch.pa4u. so<um li.a1 -. a;.a tbuz ii iAa Co11sy
sssas "fe1.se a:e cso1 < cSaa.1 ss r. II t.
s1s = ssss d. Il -. H. ;na
.ps.t r Ae.at.saa I'd +. ehisa at T. rissy q
fans-kax Village the Kant.kss ktr. d+st.tb<si =
ers =. :. P sfes saaa,sa ~ ~
a Aesaukequa Resefvason thsaee ' th Lire of b.
- Hs1e5s.ua IL tLaond sevsa huaIe. I'd ths.s M
ruth on The st<sy pna Eald e.ervainu ave Thousand
sor ssnd,sa a. a.e., r., ts*is -: thss .:ss %
V tn hs right bunk IT 1.e kankaxr~ River. tht nee
r. s e t. III s.s14st s X :. s,aSs :, e.
~ HI 4, shtas Me- .,s :.ah ~. aas+5s r sea
i. ks ih<nes saih one sbonssnd 1ates
aaa1 ass ID l.: ra. aes e Is
ss Hsa e she ssf sss,gs In: @o,s &C. "s -
ns 1ankaxt. ~ h';r u u ~ Ne1ke9ua Kse1soa
@s io iss 1xg y sanats saa !; y A. rod s a,
sn1h ans hundred aad SIXTY rolls 70 rUs} ihsaes vss
Lily I'd. d. o tssee 81 adsta o.: % h1sd ~ I'd
70 ne Fnss Or oeEnnak s.aasnex tsht*t1u se1<s u
sx+1se t. scum tas payment II tas a a9 -
e .hs undt.a':ned hy hs III Edwin T. ae.a,.y Iissy
aesa4 of hs chat money fos the a.. tscts of .sa
ao4 foI which the ont notss OF The M u,onkafs vrTe
a< dus sxht<te months assr s tsr H.. saed.ea a
one dus t1o after dste fos a ono dos hltty
M ns1 atc lor y oas dua .hr<s ates daa
TT Eoll1 one due fbur years ae1 dsse $Ss dol
aId 90 due nts after fbr 9aa, aoslaa .1t
4n sns-sa ia!n.la aoa rarahie II ~ Marine hsx.
ana ths oots fur $Ao due snsru year after d4s
1s aefe1otoFe breoae DUE 7h1 remain nAlAd and
@ s taat dstauh sheaa b* nude its payment Il
ensf Ssld n'tts either Of principal or lutsfxak "a
ths who!e et he pr!nepa4 as4 s.ot seeuied b1
~ Ky, tt netss n the sa1a nnctsxsxe mentioned
~: x .asas ot wLa thss. rs eteos
ttr dae fl s5oo the us thxe yeaFs aer cAjs f1r
e1rstt 10. '' *0'"!S ANVIL" ~
Sav. thsftfone coscs h<rvay Riven that b. vus Of
ana IN fonfaty Ifh the p'.eF Of .e In salA mortgage
eren Etsheser H1x<in% vii. on th4 .Izhtxnth ~ N
Aox1. ~ TIC yeH ~ IN order Haa1s ibe urn<y 10
paJ ne aM@ Afonsad. whIsh .. yati+ CNxf &r
y r. es u che.so .hns. between he h.urs of Il
s4oek l. H. Aoal o'clnIk 4Ad sLsy tsef
II Eans1. 10 tbs highest hl.Li-r E'r c4sh, " ~ "">
1yl& 4N-l.S8 EHESzEH HYCETx4 %So~4-~~
, 1859-07-19

Tue Beloit AtraId gires the particulars Of
curious case which was decided in the Circuit
Court Of Rock Co., Wis, last week. Last winter
~ ': pasco. Esq. postmaster Of that city, gavc
his check to the Il. l. NJ. r. R. Co., for the sum
Of 81 100 for carrying the mail. The check was
on the bank Of befoit. The bank counted ont
tile funds to the agent Of the road, and then
clalmed to apply it upon Judgment in favor OF
the bank md agniust the road, and refused to
pay to the agent.
On The same day m execution was gotten out
by Wm. Russelt'a attorney, and nut in the
hands Of deputy Sheriff Wright, avninst the
railroad upon Judgment before obtained IN
favor Of Air. Russell. Deputy Sheriff Wrsbt
demanded Of the bank Of Beloit the said 81 ,flv,
as the property Of the Racine 4 Mississippi
Railroad Company. The bank refused to nay
or de'irer the funds to the deputy sheriff, and
the sheriff returned tue. execution unsxtisfied.
On the same day the bank caused IN execution
to be issued in their behalf on the Judgment IN
their favor, and the same was delivered to Rob-
4rt T. LaNton. sheriff Of the county. Mr. Law
ton won't to Hclolt and frcesved the $I.l0O and
endorsed the same upon the execution In his
lands and paid it to the bank. Whcreuponatr
Russell brought tue Abore action against th,
shcr1H, claiming that be- should have applied the
funds TO the satisfaction Of the execution iu tho
hands Of Ills deputy. The casc game on for
trial at Janesyille last week, Messrs. noekw ell
L Converse for Mr.. Russell, and u. II. ~Ca,peu-
ter for Mr. Lawtou. Judge Noggle after taking
the case under advisement, rendered Judgment
in favor Of the plaintiff and against tie sheriff.
II Is stated tlat the bank has Unidentified the
sheriff.
, 1859-07-19
( : Il E A T BARGAINS FOR
ErAKn vEyaK r<~G

01AN II n n KzKfy 1SA
FOUR IRON aud THREE BRICK ard IRON Front
ktnfea hvs storfes hsh with perfectly dry latc1usufa
viii be sod At a 1aerdee for put cs.. And bal4ace
an tlme. il,-ss ssnrs arc te~. and occupy ont Of
the most desirable Lt.inesA esltue.4 In this elty
FOUR FEW Brick AND IRON STORES Nye xsories
and ta.sncht4- fatt cash. and remainder on taSy
tina Tl.eAe sosts sAuats1 In the eeft e Of Inc
StS.nn ote af tlie be.t !a.apees streets AND WILL.
RifLUINGS. ~
HOUSE AND LOT Clinton near Polk s.reet. Lxt
5.1St troe q ~. half ca-u ba.xuee III one wear
IMPROVED FARM Of eeh1r-one 1crra eikt tni.ss from
fhe t:nn Huuse. at gF~r t.tsaln.
HOUSE AND Lot ON WABASH AyESUE. nt4.
Twelfth sssret. Iiou.eis an1 capts.ns Iii modern
improvements. TIE larger portion IT the pu1chate
money HaS remain on eight yta.s time. Apply 70
, 1859-07-19

KILLED IT AaHf1Ho.-An old resident of
Aarion township. Marshall Co. lows, was killed
y lightning o. on Wednesday Of lass week. lie
W.. a1oos n ~ n,s eGtnheld before he thunder
bsck With his bands eroased behind him, apps.
rent'y just n he had fallen. Hi ago xss about
sixty ye*Es.
The Owen County Journal says that the
following Indicates another job OF fhe Regul4-
tors: The news reached hers On Monday that
notorious character named SPELLS was found
one day last week in = tree-top, some si1ty feet
from the ground, suspended by the neck. Il
was thought, from the appearance Of the body,
that it bad been there seTersl dsys. Spells, &c.
cording to the statements OF the men now ia our
jail for the attempted robbery md murder Of
Ar; Deppa few weeks ago, u the third one of
their party. The one who It the time made his
escape. and the one who IL supposed to have
killed Ar. Deppa., Iy some means the rope was
thrown over the limb Of high tree, one end
tied round the neck Of the victin,, and the other
end, after Spclts had been drawn up to the de-
sired height, tied round the trunk. Who hung.
Spelts We presume will remain mystery.
A AoTHxa's Lork-AS Acr xoaLk AND pAs.
ISc-A NARROW EscAPE---0n Sunday, snaIl
boy four .years old, son of Ars Cowden, living
in Rcid's lower addition, who WIS drawing water
IRON clsteru. with cup having = string at
tached to it, oveFbaaanced md iell headfore-
most into the water, which was several feet
deep: His mother hearing the noise made by
the fall, Immediately ran to tue cissern and
plunged in, although the water was up to her
cAin. The little fellow had sank to the bottom.
and it was with great difficulty be could be
rescued. True to the instincts of devoted
mother, she succeeded in recovering him, and
stood 10 that perious position, with her son
high ADORE water, until ladder was procured
BY the neighbors, by which both mother and
child were rescued from their preca1ious no.
siiion.-KsokuE JournaI.
S7oRx At rGALkxA.-Wele learn from the Ga1eua
Adssrt.se, that early. on Thursday morning
that plaee was visited By terrific thunder
storm. which deluged the streets With water,
damaging. property 10 the amount of fifteen
hundred dolfnrs or more.
TEE HARyksr.-We have asked great MANY
farmers about their wheat crop, and they aIl
say that it is turning ont beyond Ill expectation.
The wheat on the ground etands thinner than
nal, thonei, the grains are heavy and full
100 :10aFiL I'LL JouY1L
, 1859-07-19
MORTGAGE S4ALE.-By IN In-

Il OAkA AA4lAA4s-Of &u HI.
~ derf1E Of Moxe bearing date ths iih lay Of D.
e.tnb<E l. D ls executed BY An y. Poxerp and R$:rn
PoTs'A Of Gcshe.. Illinois NostEsEors 10 HIS Fs1
Of Ehe.ko, illinois, Mortgages. ths sai aoft 10 =,
cure The OF the *N Of four hundred x sn4 dol
Ian 4nd cents AroslEk ths tenor mi etfek
Of loto3y Sots htloned In AaL usLstxaxa taa,ins
s7tn d11s Herewith and Iayab}s three months 4sr 1aie
nth Interest = the sase 1t Zen pxr psr annun Eanted
ha!Eaane snad mi e1avsy uhso th aid Rte FaI III
htlIs and agn eveT u that ot peee Of parcel
situate Ii he Counsy 4 boons, aI Stats Il lro de
s1tevd u foows 10 vii :Lut numbe. elxL g. il EIoee
nnnaef fourteen Ia. In " II. GnEans Addition 10 the
toEn 1t slshlese, Plated md .exo1e IL ths qe% II
ne K<enri*r Of x c"anry Tbs nA1 u,orfxake euntaa
mse In The payment Of the A taerrtn n<oticrf,t
and euly atnov:ed and recorded 70 de "rce Of ID
Recorder efGad County cf Dets In u. Of Nert1kes
uertmlsf. H. D. ls7. LetAit having hes4 msis n hs
cuEe to ~ r4d By Aal aad tho sun, N i4I IA
With the Interest herz bs sts u Ia orr ttnr ~
anann toa tha ~ 'A' of neeeaee. 4. b. 1851 bxfnx
nav due lid uap~!d u5ua ths AAJ not4 ani 1,otszS,:
Sofee =. hesef r. hereby s.ssa that bY viHus Of thA
~ and Gae pow~. ri A.e therein ennta1ed tho
gini<'>snia i,ix 1s,F'*at .n thr !alst.<+h da1 q
oa ost Ao.s 10! 20, II ~ .s, hesa ,hs snn'y e
ssa 70 - Ashs.t bhes f.. ea4h " "a 1cs e sod
o<$npdon Of the a.d moEtzasoss theEr4n.
Dated June ext, 1se2 RICE iAY Xor4x.ses
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