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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-20
NOOTICF TO CONTRACTORS

ev BOrLDEKING OF MAIN STREET 20
EVANSVILLE, IND.
The Cannon COUNSEL OF the CITY If Evansville
will receive sealed Proposals until the 18th day of
June, lS59, for bordering Main street OF said city
from the North 81 Re of First street 10 the Canal a
distance OF about 1910 feet, tie with ofthe street
being 81 feet inches from curb to curb n
Contractors will he required 1frIrdish all the
materials, and d. the work according TO plans and
specifications new file lin this officcs and the
name on names Of the sureties Of the bidders must
accoml.sny the lids m All cases. - ?
-. -. s. PATRICK, BURKE,S
Juno C-tf CITY Clark
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Z AH.AsuRCRGH CEESE+IO BOXES
- extra good, just received aud for sale Ky
CHAs- McJoHSSI0S,.P osey's Block e
= aplZ gf4T Main street, near the Canal
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, rssv ICHsaAssam 80
CLEAR THICK ICE FROMBAKE PEPIN.
DHE. -. e.. O'RILEy: 1T THE

a r4sg q ICEsNssa,E -.~
CLEAR THICK ICE FkOMBAKEP EPIN.
"R. ~. q. 0'RILEy; 1T THE
VLA earnest solicitation 81 many persons, has
concluded o. distribute portion of his SPLENDID
LAKE PEPlN. ICE 10 tie citizens II the town by
leaving II AZ ;heir doors from wagons IL Will EN-
deavor 10 begin the busiut Tomorrow morning.
The ice Is ~ clear Is c'3s,ai-so!id as rock,
and inIRrs inches in thickness. he Is sorry
that the original ccrt and heavy expenses Of pro-
curing 1t, viii not allow him 90 put tho price 60
low to consumers as lac would Wish but he is per-
suaded that when It's durability and superior quail
ties fully tested IL viii be found cheaper than
any other 10 he had, and when the account for the
whole seasons ice is footed up, the total expense
viii not be found Ia be greater than tho paid
for our ordinary ice in common seasons.
Those who wish a regular supply az their stores
on dwellings, will please leave their orders at r. g.
ORILEi 5 counting-room jel0F
IRyO THE OLD SETTLEAS .g.y.S,
II new corners aud citizens generally, CS-L
! would retnln my sincere thanks TO the k&&
very liberal patronage lowed ON me Xs@S
for the last twenty two yssiT $, and would
solicit continuance of ftyoTs. My stock is very
large aud eompletr containing every variety Of ar
tices pertaining to the SaddIer and Harness bust
ness. All ofwhich offer at wholesale ahdretaif,
nss- Please call ami examine before purchasing
elsewhers-L --1 - aarJ. p. EBLIoTT
Jel0-lm ftH No. 80 Main ST.
"OXfTF4 Lf.NE.-3Oo s8.4 RRE Is
jeio s. r. GILBERrf CO.
OL.ASs JARS-4O RAS. .aSSORTED
w Sizes from quart to gallons, for sale by
jel0 80 40 80 3. T. GILBERT co. -
n Il N - ". SX.RUP-5O BOXEs,
IL dozen each, Warranted pure, for sale by
,jelO s. Z. GILBERT co.
AOEU. FIRM .ATAs .h.sI.v- ST.
Vv ERSkfNE, -CURNICK CO, sres opening
cut In the general Grocery business at this we'll
known stand-i7 Main street--with a stone front.
We will keep large aud we'll selected stock of ar
ticlos usually kept in such establishments.
June c, 1859. ERSKINE, CURNICk co.
DRFRRRE.N-G TO THE .sBoV-E,
IA take pleasure ia Recommending TO cur
numerous ffienl- and customers SUCCESSORS,
hessrs. ERSkINE. CURSICk & co., and hope
they viii Ieteise tl4sT inil share OF patronage.
June q. lsj91 D. II. SABIN & co.
n t.SRD.-H.E H.sB.E HR.nOE.ED
Oh the remainder OF our stock OF Teas, Tobacco,
aud Cigars IL MIR. D. 4. Ell0tI's building, No. 81
Malg street, where No offer them for ale cheap
Those indebted u ns Will please pay up &C once.
J. .Jeio ~ 6aeE-& n. a. SABfS 60.
AOGfS-50 NILS w ~. CAOP-
2v alt kinds, for sale low by f5s.s
/. fla q 80 s. Z. GILBERT & CO.
KRlh TINS. PHE.S'CK PaC.N.Es,
sDOV $40 N. German Cherries. --a.
10 bxs Layer Raisins, e1-
900 M Zante Curfants, -r
TOO rs Genoa Citron, 49,
bbls =. ;. Almonds, 49,
r .---- : trails Dates. -
Received thisslay at ". H-aeook h SONS. 4
NOOrfCF TO CO.NTR.9CTORs =
oV BORDERING OF MAIN STREET, 4
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PUn.Vf

! NE(OsN.U-H.4.ND p y WIT On Y
~ STORE. -
The undersigucd has established Warerocm at
the old Apollo Hail, for the purchase and sale Of
new and second hand FURNITURE, Stoves, Table
Ware, Glassware, and In fact every thing pertain
ing to the household Use, which lac will sell ut the
ieRssf second hand furniture prices. The highest
cash prices paid for all articles offered for sale
public or private. Orders left for vanishing will
be promptly attended to in any part of the city,
Also, ali kinds Of repairing and wood turning done
on the shortest notice.
ie3 CHARLES f. KILLER =
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To Travellers. is
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
~ A. DE q n Emo, C.SRRE.a GE
lie MANUFACTURER, -.F sf"

ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
~ A. DE n R.MO, CARRIAGE
lie MANUFACTURER, -a ''"f
80 Main street, near the Canal,
.-,-r --.a-sr EyANsAILLE, ISp. gsg tFti
Has on hand large stock Of Buggies and Wagons
Of every variety --all Of his own, manufacture
which he will warrant 10 be superior 10 any work
To be purchased at the East for the same prices.
During the late hard tines aud the inclement VIM
ter with It's impassabiy muddy roads. the demand
for Carriages has been light, and his stock has
cumuated in his wsrerooms; to dispose Of il, and
TO relieve himself from slight pecuniary pressure,
be will sell at remarkably low prices. Any person
who wants beautiful Buggy at bargain, Will find
better chance for trade than he has had be-
fore, at DEGARM0'S.
EVANSVILLE BAG FACTORY,
No. Al .H.4I.N' ST., EF ST.aXRS.-
81 For particulars as regards pa ices, &C., sai-
dress GEORGE A. DOUGLAS,
je20-ly I'D lsfI lE-sI Evansville, Ind.
m KITS va. 4 .n.xCMEKEL,
NJ 10 kits No. 2 Mackerel .g Of
$40 pounds clear side Bacon,
~ bushels Dried Apples, Cd ''-
10 do do Peaches,
500 pounds Dried Beef,
80 2U0 dozen Eggs Revived at
jo2o. 81. % 49, z. III. COOK 4 SONS. p
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MALE 1TEDICINEt


Sold by KELLEG& WHITE aud B1ERB0WER
4 RR0G6HTON, and all Druggists.
q DTE NJ n TiGIL.s.N,CR rs
IL THE PRICE OF LIBERTY."-Twenty-
FIVE cents is the price Of bottle Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer There was nothing ever invented 50
potent 10 all manner Of Pain as this inyal-
nable article. IL Is an excellent regulator OF the
stomach aud Bowels, and has caused more JOY,
and qnckeBed more good than lies IN the scope OF
mind TO calculate. VI Is, in reality, infailibie
Pain Killer.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants generally.
J. y. HARRIS & CO.,
ap2O-2md&w ProprietOrs, Cincinnati, Ohlf
$ AoE " BOOhs-PfEL.g OFkxkE
~ Prince Of the House Of David; spurgeonh
Sermons, nth edition; City Of the Great hfng' The
Ministry of Life; Life Of James Watt Inc jealous
Husband; Love me Littie-Loys me Long high
Life in New York, by Jonathan snck n9niahes
and its Hero Life of Kit Carson. Tor SAFE ~
I'd 80 JO6N HEAIfs
myl0 Corner First ana MAIN strse.,
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- Ths Rspublicau insjority 10 Tie Kan.
7 MXRRIED.

On the 18th met, by Rev. \. BnrrO~, Mr.. JACOB
ALsAssoS ioMiss- 90 -ts''-
place. - -
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NsTILL ON. Hx.N.D A.V:D DRTRR
IL = !. MINED To SIlEGEEDf- -

GEORGE. -THoRNHILL takes pleasure in in
forming has DAD customers that in the quality and
style Of his work, he atters himself he cannot be
eNc-lied. He may still be found at the corner Of
Second and Main streets. where the choicest Har-
ess and Saddles Of every description can be obtain
ed On tho hest Of terms
HB Repairing done with neatness and dispatch
Second hand Harness always on hand jel
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Tnt Rev. CAIyly Rr1In, . .yeuerable

preacher in the Methodist Church, died very
suddenly on the 10th inst. in Switzerland
county, in this State IN the moraing he
had preached sermon, and in ths alter
noon, while. shaving himself, dsopped dead
upon the floor. Thus, without warning,
though not unprepared, was enc of ahe-eid-
est aud most esteemed preachers, of his
Churchlcalled from the midst Of his lsbors.
Mr. Ruter, says the New Albany Ledger
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SALE
Will be sold at private sale, Lot No. ia i'm the
Olf Piaa 81 Evansville, situated on Second street,
bsfween sycamore and Vine streets, and adjoining
Henrichs corner. This lot Ii Is feet front by $50
et in depth, and will be sold in lots 60 suit pur-
shasers.r = f.E ar aE1TEa est Hrs - =
Lots 10 and 20. Block s, in the Fourth Enlarge.
ment, from ting Fifty feet on Leet street, and adj
joining the residence Of Mr.. Edward Harvey
Also Lot :, block IL, In the Fourth Enlargement,
ronting 70 feet ON Goodsell street, and adjoining
John ID. Mcsker's residence. These lots will Ice
sold on very liberal terms TO prices and terms Of
credit All taxes for the current year will be paid
and prefect title guaranteed by the ownsrs
Refer TO THOS- L. GARylE,
jelt dtaw:w Renl Estate Agent, Third straet
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Nv Oh! PLOUR .-IGL EMEA MT
II Brothers celebrated brand Of Southern Mills
at So rs per sack. Superfine Globe NJ ills al
SO 90 per sack-quaiity of both sorts guaranteed.
A stock always ON hand at la
ERSKINE, CURNICK & co,
IL Main
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~ To the lovers of Apple Pies and Tarts.- Just
received per steamer SciOto and to arrive 20 bbls
June Apples la prime order. Call at No. AZ Main
street, before they are all sold
ieIs l--- ERSKINE. CURNICK a Co
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IL LAND BITCH, Of a jet black color. having
large tits and sharp nose. The hn,ier will be paid
Is on delivering her to the Brass FOundry.
ielI lwd
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II list TELRGR.aPHxC DxSP.ST Ton
IL FROM TIE sEAT0F WAR
} Come at lsstt The very same lot Of Dry Goods
for which the fair portion Of the creation, the La
dies OF our beautiful cite, have been waiting 80
long, has last arIisei poi steamer pnnleit, and
now ready for sale. We cordially invite
friends, aud especially lady cnstomsrs, TO cali at
store 43 Main street. aud select articles accor
ding TO taste and convenience. Dent forget, 4j
Main street. llny3ol MILLER .NIEHACs.
ID ~ CED.fR CHEsTS.-TAESE
III Chests are made in the most faithful manner
at the Nashville Penitentiary, of red Cedar, and of
FIVE different sizes. The odor OF the wood is de.
strucfye TO moths and al insects, aud renders the
Chests invaluable for packing away blankets and
other WOODEN goods through the summer. For sale
at the Wooden ware store. . - p -
- Ea-L j. b. RUSSELL, 500 Main street,
my20 Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-17
MORTG AGE SALE.---liJ MAT

AVA THew A, AiLtkk, Matilda A Mnler, hi. Wits,
N"ftsskms, ~ Wultsm Hrcten. Aorigs geo.
az hmissEe dated 26ih peeembcr, iSai--Acknowl
edged Nh hr'rubet, -, r,cnrdrd oh JAHuary,
pages ts9 and 10 "a tho ,aoc II Register II Deeds u
Ramsey coun,y, Minnesota
az There 10 claimed 10 he due, and T. se,uay due ~
said mortgage M. 'vuh ll0.hl DAY m February, Ap.
lsv esng the date ct this nace, the sum Of teufteen
hnedr.d And se'ee', a'o dAlars and forty ufrs cents
ca The following tho land, mentioned aud do.
ser,hed 10 said mortgage, ana upon which the same 10
lien, Via Al thase uAes ~ parcels e land iying and
bslns IN ,h- couns y halnse> and ferilofy al Amn~
fourscn ith afs.a tlei aud n.oen la 10 bIcck NUN,
berrd i've ldl IA Ninihgsrs adtoD w ~. rsuL ~ do
sipnaied tho pat oi sad addition, at record q
the proper uhee ~ ssii Ramsey county together m
all The appur,eaahces hereuaIo belonging &c Ia any.
wiao ApperianinE
ls) The soye peniupet mortg prep iass will he
sold al pab,o veuaae, on IN. sis, day ~ March A. u.
tSD nj hrae uclck Ia The aftsrhooe, ~ ihe high~al
bidder ~ N. ont donr III hs Court House IN the city
OF ~ Paul, oounty ei Ramsey. kts,a 81 Minnesota
sad sale viii be made BY virtue Of pewef Ut sale
contained In said mortgage eS~o uiei by sad Nat how
Asr aud Msilis Atilcs, authorizing Tho said uana
Neets,n his helrs executors, administrators AID
signs default should be made IA funilaE the condition.
sol In said mortgage said condition. be,ns ths paying
by tho said the .ai, moftsAssu The u
u. ist dAy al Dctobst ~, isss with interest aar
dae tii paid nj hr oi ave per cant per noath
oordins Ia Tho stipulation OF CERTAIN prumissufy
referred 10 IN sA mortgage W sell tho above mentioned
premises nj ppbir aactpe ani Mo sans ~ tho
purchaser In fee simple default hayins been made -
WILLIAM N, EsnrEx.
Mortxxce.
Dated February IL. trh9
", hnsss, Minneapolis, Mum, ANY TOT M,sssce.
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you depart in peace, Is you no longer BE-
long to US: you are no longer Of % when
YOU adopt the principle Of Congressional IN.
Prevention, in violation of the Democratic
creed. l stand here to defead the great prin.
ciple Of non-intervention by Congress, and
slf.government by the people Of the Terri.
tories. This is the Democratic creed. The
Northern Democracy have so understood it.
No Democratic State IN the North ever
would have voted for Mr.. Buchanan but for
the fact that he was understood to occupy
that position. tell you, gentlemen OF the
South, in all candor, do not believe Dem
ocratic candidate can ever carry any one
Democratic State OF the North on the plat
form that it is the duty Of the Federal Gov
eminent to force the people OF Territory
to have slavery when they do not want it.
But, if the true principles Of State-rights
and popular sovereignty be maintained and
carried out in good faith, ss set forth in the
Nebraska bill, and understood by the peo-
pie il 1856, glorious future awaits the
Democracy.
II we cannot stand together uron that
principle there is no use Of any angry ex-
citement; no use Of any violent controversy;
no necessity for elimination or recrimina-
ton. The Senator from Mississippi has
stated bis position clearly and in spirit OF
kindness. ] trust that have met him
with equal kindness ana fraukness. | am
sorry to have been under the necessity OF
occupying the time OF the Senate in the
discussion Of this question at this late
period Of the session but ! am sure the
Senate will do me the justice to say that |
could not have been silent after the speech
Of my friend from Mississippi, without de-
Tending the position which was so severely
and so ably assailed by him. trust that |
shall not be under the necessity OF trespsss-
ing longer upon the time OF the Senate up
on these collateral questions
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From the New York Evening Post
An American Steamboat on the Red
River Of the North
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II Wherea. John q Harmon aud Meta iiarmon his
vile, II Ramsey couny, Minnesota. by their oetua In
saa rSas. io.us Mo are Sos s ssssa !" 10 s"ss I"
The instr amept dated tho 10Th DAY " April, " taB
aud recorded IN tho Once Of tho Register ot Decd
iof SAID oosnty Of ksm"y. Oh ,ha gle. day d Aptl.
A, ~ 1884, In bonh Of mortgages. oa foios Va and Ni
did grant mortgage and convey anio l,ofion w. oran
OF ilennsrn eo1a,y nnnssps the is'lowlns dssofsed
ihelated IN TIM al hABonin, In said state, In w
ID. east half Of Tho soolhca., gaarier % Not nnbsrsd
fauf III, 81 sseton ten nh sn the southwest quarter ~
thu southwest lusrtsr III s.eiioa ~lss,plll IN towasip
thirty 1911 norib ~ rams. twsny four l2iI wert 10 tho
district II lands subject To sAio st si~at~t Minnesota
gwen 10 secure bu psymnsi by tho said John q liar
tho SAID Dofleii u, borinsn n tho ~
haodted and hnI dollars lire. months from the date of
POI meh. aeoordlng 6 the conditions ~ certain prosN
isssfy note bearing eyru date with said mortgage, and
power ~ ssls 10 he stecissd IN Of any default IN
tbn sytass, Of said of noh@y The interest
part hareoi ~ tha time specified Ia ssd h,s and wos
M part ~ said of Nancy nor NJ The in,srest 60
crnos thereon le.cepl ihe iser.s which bal accrued
prl's to Tho s'h day II Jsousty. ~ tsoI has been
pad. though long ,serdpe ~hersby deanl, tsa bssp
made In ihs condition ~ said mortgage, aud ,Aid
powar II AL. has heope. operative, and there 10
d.,s q hs IRE, poSbsaaon ~ III. ss,ie.. IL sa 81
frur hundred ssd thirty sssen sbllj dcllsrs, and
suit az proceedings al Law having been Instituted 10
Now therefore, notice 10 hereby given that By virtue II
~ sale contained IN SAID mortgage aud pursuant
10 the ..,.s IN saeh cs:e made sna pto,d.a ne mort
ssadoe, 10 the highest bidder Taesday The oh day
~ April A. - ih5g 81 one poiooh ~ The Afternoon III
NsnoG,p In aid county Of Manemin. !, sa,isfy ths
amount then due SAID mortgage and the costs aud
penses of ssid sale
dated ii, An bsny. Fs'raary 10. lssg
Norisages.
Liwssscr T. i.ocnrss, Attorneys for hor4ssss.
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ADVERTISER ENTS.
ID r o e l. A NJ 4 r o y

E1EcuffgI DFricE. NfsrEsors,
- pau Frh. =. l-A
Evidence u reliable character havipR been fnrni he'd
" NJ hat HOLDEN PUTNAM, Ac't1sn u this S-st'.
my.sriau,ly disappeared from he camp u company
Of Tov.Tumsrt susyc 81 Which no hal been isr 10
charge ~meuur lu br month q Dc''le' iasi a. point
aboai tnrty Eve mites d 'fos WIS. AMI the sane
distance nnr'tw~st ~ long rrar" 10 N" county q
Told and the circumstance attendant upon his disap
pe.ranc. rendering altogether probable ha' he ~As
foreiby assuct-d murdered BY Iiass AMI eIi"nsTs
INJURY and sesfrA having been r. ais sb""g he rsfos.
L.nd, Il sasE-s 10 b= norsrn part d; DE SAFE and
especially 10 he vicluify where ,h- occurrence Dts
plAee % bout snccs. 'hsr-fnr'--
The sam Il FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS s hereby
offered tor ne delivery 1i sa1 Holden 3Gam. n Jet
alive ig ssf~'y hn frisots f9r s1cb inf0rnsiYn,
.nsaA b. have hs-n murdered. ina i"af - 10 a..
co7ery ard ure9a d be ger2s'fapr ~ p~fgeira"fs
= he tio-y'y seed.
Ia ,s.ndry -h4rsoi have arrsIBis 49, NJ hsni sad
eAas~. he ores sea - he StAie N - adIed
l. 49, Pail The tapiAl II ibs siai@, MS Efh
fav - Fsbf4sfy. One ttolrani fi.hi t4bdfrf
an a'iy rlrs. and - The $50 ~ ssconf,
HgSRY SHELLEY.
By he Govsrnnr
Vase. B.as.s secretary ~ stAts
:, An,hnny srgrsss Noaarsn9 Tlnss. Glencoe Reg
i.'sf AM 4 TOAD D.morr.' p1h.5sh Arss w~sD AID
..nd hiil 70 Free i., Da.~s, - Pan
mars-fiNAN8w
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TIE MILWAUKEE, Il MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD,

TIE MILWAUKEE Il MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD,
~ oossssrios wirn rss
CHICAGO. At PAUL FOND ~ Lac RAILROAD
IRON CHICAGO. AND TIM DETROIT 4 MILwAu.
KEE Il, a. AND LAKE PR0PrLLERs
FROM MILWAUKEE.
!. now prepared @ dsiset yrsyh, 70 Merchants. md
aud gniet TINE and ~ no, be- besi In those psru
cuisrs by ATTY other Line.
The facilities 81 this kou are such as IN warrant ,his
assertion, and expected tbs, GOODS VIII be- delivered
In NJ faul uudsr " days
THE DEPoT At MILWAUKEE
sua.- ats eonven'-ni pon, q far all Lake
Road ls landed directly II. bool and loaded into
Csrs bus avoiding tbs detention. expense. and what
10 ada,n.n 10 scl rs ha. d b. sJdsa the consider
sugo thai all psymrns nisda for bsch changes eshb
pssy The bils OF Lsdns, so that Merchants al
ssne. whether and 10 What particular tbsy has. been
qgiss he bills Of lilnk Of the river agents ln order b.
gfsfs every evidence Of the correctness u The charge.
~. an adi.pulsbi. fact that In tho season u is.ss
htse fpur,hs Of the up river Ge,sh paused The Mi
wAskre Mssissppi Road. for tn. obvious that
TnE sEAHEsIs TIE 9YtnEssI. AND THE
Which vii e,s' N greater force In 1850 A. by
De o,np ..nn q die pe,r',, Mllssasse G'sd '.ry
w.ptes and N.,i..lppl RAILROAD,
The Through Frrisht Tarifi. 0f this Company can b.
had al any ~ the aforementioned Houses Ia ~ Paul
}. a. Az q, 1Grssns, q. ", wool.y a 90. Cobsian. 4
s'efensgu, BrHnsop, f."sis A Whts ami Ia New Ymk
api III" ksst generally. ., all the Railroad Odess
MARX tistda, care NJ " Milwaukee AL Niaasklppi
- via Ptsifts dn th,sui.
On tho opening Of Navigation N. .plsadd steamers Of
This ilns viii leave Prairie ia iirn ipsrh6~ and even
sg on the arrival II KIpfes. Train. 18th MI sspt.e Abi
chicago passengers, and svefy ,Ggt vii he made ~
he mama sp.ut n he road prove hat nfsfs saps
rpr isdpoensnt Of speed, e0sfit and safety 10 any
other Fpnbr
WILLIAM tRuyts
tIsseJai hbp"Ttni~nde
sl~s.tre Jsrpsry ~ Ix5 isbII -dAyg,n
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Liwss.or 4. Loonpss Attorneys for Mortgages.
fshlIsWGN
CiIERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE

CIlERlFF'S SALE--BY VIRTUE
y ~ ereeuion is.asd oal u, the District Court In
aud r the county VI Fsfiban state o Mipnesota upon
judgment rendered aud doe stsd la niaa Esrb county,
tho 18th dAy 81 June A. D. 1S, airspserip, whereof
hsd With bf tl"rk Of ths said Court for The county
~ Fs'ibsait on the oh DAP NJ Arrii A. iws In sh
action sh"fsie Jossph bird IL plahuH, aud Lewis
=. Urpu and sass y bfon are dsf.nasbs IN fsvos ~
he SAID plsinuH aud against the said fBdsbts w the
tum 81 hour hundred aud eleven dollars aud eighty.
four cents win interest. lave this 18th day ~ psbru
arr - th9 issisd upon The tnib~ ing described real
rHai" situate IA he said conniy ~ Farihagll, ~ vii
iois Nos shd 9 In block NJ ~. and lots kea q.
T. IN block No ~ % the sad lDls AID blWts desis
nsi.d oian be recorded plat ~ Blas Esrb ciiy aud
also us ~. Wa 81 SKI, see n, town I0z " n.
Anng twenty asf"s aa tn property u The above named
hstsudauts
Nov. hoTsigre Boee Ia hereby given. thai viii soil
the abnVs fnsf tibsd rsat esain ~ separate parcels la
the mdnf ~ rheh hey appear IN ihn Advertisements Ia
Tie highest bddef fg cash at public suction ~ shrtfrDni
~ The 'es II the Res s'~S - ps-is tilae ta,th
cry. sad rounty, 90 he lHhdsy pt Apfil. lsse
nth~ 9'T"cs ~ he tranptn ~ ha ahY, 10 safety
The sad fsHoa1lon, together viii Interest and epss
ibFfo9u.
GEp ~. UuDbh ~, ehe,in
By kLDshb BkKBs, D~paiy
I'aioi HE ibh faf of frrroas,. tss9 t-tsI -NGw
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-17

Pan. ABd vienna eorrepoud-noe abound
10 xsr.ke ram0rs, ap1 military movements
continue active Nspo,eon intentions are
sad 70 he certainly var
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

Communication 20 John r. Penrose, Esq, from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, Kensington.
II s with great eradication that testify the ef.
noaey OF willians's Anii-TysTsptic Elixir Whrh you
50 strongly recommended me, ana for which
heartily thank you: IL has completely restored my
health, which cheerfHily publicly Acknowledge
with the hope that others may be similarly benentfed
Truly yours
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

rictles 81 Annuai4. ~
consists of twenty ehoice va
rieties % biennl4is and Pcren-
LAe 49, = $500 s...~~ ~
consists - ten extra me vari-
Fistlrs - Annnals ene feren-
niais, embracing many of the
new md eholoest n onltva-
t-aAt --.- -. ..s@-i-- 49,. s..e
consists of ave very choice
yariclies, selected .rom fsize
Flowers % H. iish Pabsiez.
German czrnaiion and rico-
Zee finks, NerbeaaS, 1ruf-
faztis French AsteFs and
poobls Hobs hocks, each 81
wash are sold ~ - cerls
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