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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
AUCTION! AUCTlON!l

I WILL sell at public Auction,
a "A Stock Of Goods.
remaining on hand, commencing
February EOaGn, (instant,)
at 10 o'clock, \. NJ, and will continue
from day to day until they are sold out.
| name part only Of what will be sold
LOTS or ALL KINDS OF
Buttons, Bradings, Cords Threads, sc.
Kid, Silk and Cotton GLOVES
Ladies', Mems and Children's Worstcd
Cotton HOSIERY
Worked Collars and Underslccves
Cambria and Swiss Edgings & lnsertings
Thread and Cotton Edgings
CASSlMERES & CLOTHS
Worstcd Serges, Alpacas, Swiss Muslins
Bobincts, &c &c Re.
ALSO
Eeeady-gAadc Clothing such as
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, UNDER.
,SIlIRI,S, dc. dc.
IN ADDITION,
Are Ladies' and Misses CATERS AND
SHOES, and HATS & CAPS, &c.
ALs0-Lot of RIBANDS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
Examiners Notice.

NTTE, the undersigned Examiners, APP
w pointed by the Commissioners Of
Montgomery county to ascertain whether
the public convenience requires change
in the road leading from tie Georgetown
turnpike to the Newport Mil, running
between the lands Of John Crown and
William Sage--the proposed change to
start from the gate on thehill above New
port Mill, and to run thence in a straight
line TO intersect the Georgetown turnpike
opposite the blacksmith shop Of Osborn
s. Willson--heroby give notice, that they
will meet on the premises, on SATUR-
DAY, he 5H IF March merit, to execute
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04

DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMER Norm
CAROLINA. The fine steamer, belonging
to the Bay Line, running between Balti-
more and Norfolk, was entirely destroyed
by fire on Saturday morning last, below
Smith Island, while on her passage from
Baltimore to Norfolk. There were two
lives lost.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04
Notice 10 Trespassers.

I'D EADY MADE CLOTHING.
HI A very large and varied assort-
ment of Clothing, which for low prices
will astonish the Jews, can now be seen
at the store of
WIN BRADDOCK,
oct % Quality Hill
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04

~ Henry Houck Esq. is the X n.
candidate for mayor Of Frederick Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04

Bty- VIM. II Prescott, the historian,
died at Boston, of paralysis, on Friday
last, in the G5th year of his age.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04


Et3~ We are informed that Mr.. VS..
NJ McLAIN, of our town, will deliver a
lecture on the " Blunders Of Originality"
before the Darnestown Lyceum. on Tues
day, the 18th instant.
E1'~ Thomas lIaller, Esq, one of the
proprietors Of the Frederick Examiner,
had one Of bis hands seriously injured
BY icing caught in the machinery Of his
press, last Friday.
~ Gro. II. MonoAv, Esq, of the
St. Mary's Beacon" has sold his in
tercst in that paper to Mr.. s. DowNs
We wish the new firm success.
SALES TO CONE OFF. joins BREWER
Esq, Trustee, wiz offer for sale, on to-mor-
row, at o clock, r. ST. in the village Of Pooleg-
vile, a very valuable trac; Of land, adjoining
said village
LEosAnD HAYS, Esq, Trustee, will offer for
'ff'Nf va o." -'Nl hAAH'lu tAH AbuId Of J
O'Clock, 4. NJ and D.. 81, a house and lot in
Barncsyille, the property Of VIM. Trail, dec d:
Gro. PETER aud Jyo. II. GAssAwAY, Esqs..
Trustees win offer for sale, on Monday next,
on the premises, 10 Mcdleys District, about p
miles north Of Darncstown, NJ II ; O'Clock, A.
~, one Of the most valuable farms in the coun-
", being the home airm Of the late John Gas-
saway.
CEo. PETER, Esq Trustee, viii oIcr for sale,
On the same day and az the same place, at II
O'Clock, A. ~, valuable tract Of land con-
tanning 1916 acres, also the property Of the late
John Gassaway.
W. YERa Bocic ESQ.,, Trustee, will sell at
auction, in Rockville, on Thursday nest com
mcncing at 10 o'clock, 4. ~, q stock OF dry
goods, &c.
JoHS " JosEs, Esq on THURSDAY nest al
10 O'Clock, AN, will offer for sale. on the farm
he recently sold, near Potomac chapel, a yalu-
able lot Of horses cattlo. hocs. farming ulcn-
ala corn, &c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04

EZRA y. llEARTWEIL, Pres t
/ 81 GEO. FAIRClllLD, Sec'y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-04

Ef5- There is no truth whatever in the
report of the probability of Judge Blacks
appointment to the Pennsylvania Judge
ship, made vacant by the resignation of
Judge Irwin, and all speculations as to
cabinet changes are baseless.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

INFORMATION WANTED of Michael MeGinity,
who left his home in Blairsyille, (Pa.) about
two years ago, and when last heard from WAS
on his road from Dubuque to St. Paul. He is
native Of Ireland and about 10 years Of age.
should this meet the eye Of any one that knows
OF his whereabouts. they are respectfully in-
yited to drop u line TO Jas. Z. Earr, Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania, or J. {. b arr, Chicago. Illinois.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

luy tnu Of PWVs-Nr Crusby
Ch,,l 81 ro.ce, b.i, tAlr To raI> a. tic n,ost
expert detective that has y, b,.a emplov0I
IN tbs city lie has been fortunate IN hr.nc
me 20 the city every erwia.l Tor whom kr
Las g'ne N qaost Ths a-..e> tue right
k,ud 81 ma',ra. "a Nr & foe toe duties of
hN oiGet. We have grat iai,h in rolie'
odit,r Crsey aud have ro iyar, bg, he Wi,
hring sou. - ,hc ohrni,r, 20 justice tha,
ha'c 20 year. uas' committed high cr,mes
anj a. y,t lrrv
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

IuENNG PoSrN ,sryRs -lteru j, no
dout, but Postmaster aloag s0mc ul the
mail routes leading from ~ raal are IN the
habi, OF cribbing eopi,s OF I.c daily news
parcrs destined Tor pos'o'ices Beyond them.
single papcr., mailed 10 al address, arr
gctcraIy the ones taken W, sAoad h
p,as,d g. maAy az example @, SOM q ,hes
gynuy who cansot aflrl 10 iaAo 4 pAycr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

Tns WINTER TRApg Since the holidays
trade has no, being 50 lively IA before. We
are informed by one II the firm OF tathcart
Go, that thty never before had 30 large
IA cash trade as during the present winter
They say that their trade has extended 10
portions OF III, State, never before supplied
by =. Paul, and they think there is no
doubt, hnt the trade thus started wal be
permanent, We hope 50.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

APrEALs IRON rHx tIry JUsrJCE The
City Attorney announces that the appeal
eases carrioiup from Judge Simons Court
will come % trial on the 3lst of January
and be continued until all are disposed of.
The names OF the parties appealing from
judgments rendered agalnsi them for viola
tions Of City Ordinance, are as follows:
n. Langley, n II. >Awteile H. Roller,
Peter Gallagher. Andrew J. Eckman, John
Laaey, George Rhodes. auA Michael Derrick;
George himbad and Normaa carpenter John
ludduH, 3. g, Isrlttou, John taNanaugh, bas.
Golfer. Aaron AruuhtImer, Henry fisif, WIN
II. ~t'e, lasac ". Webb, Autam Broom, 4. {.
S,reai. W. \. caldwell. Isaac An-rlt lohn
orr, j. 6. Mexican. aud = Walters Petey Bot.
uueau and Cha.. Mcdonald, y n, ~aWicile
n Hatch. Frank wilson. James liammelt.
Anna 4. War; q. Cornelius Casey. AarSarct
MOODY John Govt, homer.
Tho following nlmal persons hayv appeal
ed from judgments rendered Too Oh ucts
against the laws Of the state
lyman c. Dayton. y. Uu,it, Hugh \. Gss.
rity, , Imam. ww. Rodgers. Paul Weiie. \.
EtAmau. 4. ~atllef, John p5r, Denny Cal
VERNE =. iarAiu. 4 Mcdonald. pennis ~uii.-
van and Michael M2Iahsn; John :. Lambert,
John pohcrty, Isaac Asset. A. Broom, aud VI.
:. Glay Charles Terney WIN. l.. Mlntzcr,
Psyi N,the. \. Stun. Joseph CIuAn, 7.
q '>AAUshbs,,y.
These parties .hould all come forward a,
the time appointed. and make good their
appea,, or SETTLE the judgements nm
der,d against them 10y judge suions.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

TuE BANKS Or 81. fAUi.--lhe Bana ut
81 raul, with jill Edridgc. as rrrsid,nt,
and &. j Rutwril, as Cashier will com
myncU the is>ut oi bills ueX, week. This
Bank Wi depo.i, OHIO Borl, TO the amount
II $4,000. a, the prcscul time with the
state Auditor, and proposes to Increase ihr
capital to Sl0o 1000
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

SrlLlwArER SUlSrLsstERS w under
stand that tbs city Of saltwater l. Ahug, 10
follow IN the footsteps OF our own city 10
orir to give their bankers an opportunity
to ~ INTO thc business Of isSGrg >h.nplas-
te's - We go We sNp-c, 70 bear sinn-
lar news from Minneapolis Hastings Shak-
ypV Ac
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

Balance IN favor Of city,. f22, 9l3 20
Now, these figures, upon frs, glance look
rather favorable to the city, but when it is
noted that besides the liabilities above,
there were bonds out 10 the amount oi
$50 $50 90, the account does not look 40
fiatterlng. as the figures would then show
an excess OF liabilities, over assets Of ST.,
1880
The large amount of outstanding orders
at ths time, was caused by the redemption
by the city Of street certificates, which had
been Issued against individual property, and
which remained IN the hands OF the Ireasur
or, to be collected, amounting to $2l, lS255.
In addition to this the city had advanced to
the Second Ward S9,5777l. and to the
Fir,t Ward S67l A, total Of SlO.2i9.2I
These items, then, show the cause OF the
financial embarrassment OF the city. This
indebtedness, amounting to S3l 43l.7G, was
created by the pushing forward OF city i'm
provements. for the most part, unnecessary
at that juDcture and a, time when it wa,
well known the regular taxes Of the city
could not bo paid 'n,--as is evidenced by
the fact that the unpaid taxes of 1857, were
S3l 1921, against Sl0,5il 81, Of the pre-
vluus year.
What would have been the course to be
pursued by prudent set of business men,
with such an exhibit u their books, as ap
peared on the first of May, 1853. Tn
doubtedly, 10 have absolutely refused to run
further IN debt for city improvements, until
their liabilities were wiped out. As "A mat
ter OF justice to the tax payers there should
have been no more burdens placed upon
their shoulders, until they were relieved
from wha, were then upon them. and until
the financial embarrassments under which all
were laborlng, should b. dissipated.
But this was not the course OF the new.
council. They went forward with as much
energy in ordering Improvements, rs though
every property holder was absolutely suffer.
IN. Tor the opportunity to deplete his tx.
chequer and the city treasury overlooking
with funds. We find Revenue Bonds 10 the
amount of 81 355 50 issued in anticipation
Of the taxes Of 1858 and 1859. We find the
columns OF the official paper Of the city bur
ihened with notices OF tax sales OF property,
tn be sold after the first OF March, for street
Improvements amounting in the aggregate
to $4,000 ; aud To relieve the city from
the dilemma into which she has been forced
by these street openings, and other improv
mcnts, W. find the counc, issuing 800 ,000
OF illegal orders, TO keep in circulation goo.
600 OF legal Indebtedness. Mt par value
so that when the present council gogs gu, Of
Office, We will find the Indebtedness of the
city, apart from her Bridge and Levee
Bonds, about $4,000, as near AZ We can
estimate without having the books of the
Comptroller To make an examination, or
an Increase of liabilities over assets Of from
$50 600 to $50 000
VIII The people stand this kind of City
management much Iougorr We think not.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

TINS NAL Rorrr 81 The Eastern mai
VA brought ia yesterday. AT lOt, A VI
from la Ctosse, having In tha, place at
So, \ NJ. OF Friday, coming through IN
% hours The average time of the mail,
through from Ia Crosse Ia - raul tor one
month ending on the 9Th nl January. was
- hours and TX minutes The distance on
this ronte Is ia miles being AN average
hourly pngu>s of -. miles. including all
,toPpag,,. We 10 not think tbgro Is a
stage ilue ia the United States oi the sane
length, that makes "a, good average time as
Rutbauk tue year aga the blst time
that was made 10 Pra,rt la Chen. 20
mites below la t'ru>s, WAS lhr,, days. This
was heiarc the tNPurS- Company obtained
The maa contract. AMI W. have not the least
doubt that II the maI contract for this
year had hNn given Go any stage company
ir tad West. that 81 Pau would NOT have
bJ,a ass than two and a iau day, from IL
CrvSs,. The energy II enc msu sc Bur
bank, is Of more value 90 - Pau. than ou,
thou, ,qi such inl,trcu' men as have here.
to,or hai charge ct tN mail Carriage from
u, Las, 20 - raal
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

BRgaKgRs AusAp. ", understand
there ia determination upon the par, ct
the proper officers To bring Ihc city @, 81
Paul and county Of Ramsey to AL accom-,
or their violation Of lsw Ia the issue OF
shnplasten
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

FAILED 70 AoasE The jury in lhc case
OF thg State ct Minnesota ~, Edward llc,-
nan, after rvma,uinr cut about II hours,
came into Court Yesterday morning decar
ing their Inability to agrrt The Jury was
discharged
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

I>sgR,>Cg tovrN>y.--'rhv olhrers nf the
Minnesota State Fire and Marine MGtsAi
lusarAucs Company for the ensuing year,
wcry elected On Monday They are as
follows
F,s'dsu' CD luuN : PRlNCE.
Directors Co, John : Prince Jacob
NJ. Cha.4uJ Edwin Caldwell, Gen Geo l..
Becker. Dr. } +. HAYWARD, y v. Nit
son. Jacop W Bass. Richard Chute : I.
Folsom l. Marvin. {. II >ealymJ.er
Fiuilcv NrCvrnick.
Treasurer F,nisy Mccormick
SECRETARY Andrew J. Nt.,u.y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

las BWnoE.-uuc spaa ufna TIE 81
Eau ''dc, and Two paus upon 'hc pahou.
side. ,br bridge, have oc,np put together,
aHj oclted 10 Their places. VITA tia prgs,ut
progress. the c,o~, Of iouS ~esAs WI! ind
ID, sIprsiraeinU ,h,owa clear a>To~ the
river.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

" tSHlNGr'V touNrv iNvs.-We earn
FROM tAe taN co.,cio-. Vat ou'y about
81 600 ci STATE lax. CA - az aSses.myut
o. over Slroo. has tl4, be,a tar oecn col.
l,c'ej Ib. don't scuDj wei 'ur The pr'
perty h,.ivO ia la, county
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

HF r-r ~ an I'iun issued cat u ant nud%r the
sea- " b" district tGarf tor 'As county u ,-cs sana.
- a. Atns .t- f"ts ant rasisis ans All ;-urInsats
~ >sia Farmer ana John u A. aou or eih4r hem
Hh'" ~.f"s - ia- r@ht snd uic stleh he sad Jcta
g. H''.'. 5ttv1 De tsenty seventh dsy a sebruaTy
l' 90 ~ NY me thertkrtr o. Ia 4Ad go the fcipV
h. 'r-rin@ PREMISE sHch .hAi expose ter sac
RN'' -.l.7. a. ta- o3cs Q; }s Hsg4s@r 81 Deeds 10
'As t.Hf AZ. .ai cnIss- ~ go. TO- -sl4Ftay 'ie sh
t'F oi Pee lAgy y La S. tgociock 10 he iarsE1aa
.l vii.
la.tl @ B, D. 70 an. % 10 h}4es lots j.. - 4. in
p. .cs Ias . ami be- blgrs ios- & 5, ~ D. AHa
n ~ ..ast ..ss As4 "a block 81 1t- .od T. So
tHeA Do los r.- 2 Il. IL u ,, and b. d. ttr. Y
- g. s1H 54a tiagk is tFs viia-r af Dua,anua
sFs. .a. 4ur,ata sec rdag % ,as duly --cardsi
Pa .--as.
.ia.l up,.o1nA Eer r. i,s.
- I.SDEsWITi.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20
DISTRICT CouRr, KAxs1r CouSrY.--fon.
T.. G. Palmer, Presiding Judge.

Dnrarcr CouRr, KAxs1r CousrY--iion.
Il. &. Palmer, Presiding Judge.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. ~.
John W. Doyle Us. Francis Gilman.
Bri.bin L. Bigelow for plaintiff, and Van
Etten & Officer for defendant. Jury trial.
Verdict for plaintiff for S435 81.
George W. Merrill Us. Amasa Mas0u.
Messrs. Brisbin 4 Bgelow, for plaintiff,
and Otis for defendants. 10 ths case coun-
vel for defendant Withdrew the answer made,
and consented that the plaintiff have jadg-
ment for the amount named, $3.50 81,
wbereupon il was 80 ordered by the court.
Samuel l.. ShiveI Us. Iiaight d IIaigbt.
CONTINUED over until the next General
Term.
T.. b. Drake 4 Co., v,. Chas II. Parker.
Verdict in favor Of the plaintiffs in the sum
Of 1896 %.
". ID. Heard, Admin &c, ". Michael
Cnmminngs--reicrred 10 the Moses Sher-
burne FED, who is appointed sole referee.
Thos. j. Frazier u,. Sanford X Hooper
referred TO Moses Sberburne Esq.
Pillsbury 4 Madey u, Steamboat Laclede
Judgment IDI ueIehuaut III tue SUN VI soo
and costs.
John burns ps. Joseph Powers. Referred
TO James smith.
Elisha w. Eddy rs. 7. Il II. Field. Yer
dict for defendant.
Michael Monahan u.s. D0minck Xvii.
Continued to next trm.
THURSDAY, Jan. 10, ls5J
State of Minnesota u.s. Edward IicenaB,
Register Of Deeds. |. V. ID. Picard and
NJ. E..Ames for the prosecution, and Smith
& Gilman, aud W. lIollnshead for the de-
fence. This action was instituted by the
Board Of County Supervisors against Mr..
Keenan, who ia Register Of Deeds, Tor al
legged Illegal charges made against the
county, Tor making out the Delinquent Tax
List for publication The Tax List Of 1858
was published, by order Of the County
Board, in two papers Mr. Hccnan charged
the County for making out two copies, Que
for each paper, while il is alleged, on tho
par, Of the prosecution, that Mr.. Heenan
furnished but one copy. and that the same
typs we're used for both papers. The trial
was not concluded.
There are three other indictments against
Mr. lIeenau, all based upon alleged crimi'
nalties with reference 10 the Delinquent
Tax Roll, which will como up in order after
the conclusion Of the prcscn, trial.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20
F.-Ata meeting Of " Minneso-

100. fat meeting Of Minneso-
ia Encampcut, No. l." Of r. L. T., on
Tuesday evening last, the following OH
GERS were installed. The ceremonies were
conducted by Past d. ID. Grand Sire J. c.
Terry. assisted by other Past Officers
Z. T.. y. FgRGrsos,
=. VI. ID. Wilson.
j. W r. A. SMITH.
Treasurer C, II. GAlLAGugg.
II. PC. j. GRlN.s
Guide j. +. WILLIAMS
Sent. o. j. NouLE.
ld W \ Wu.soS
I'd W Il. H. fuA
The Grand Lodge OF |. .. OF .. +. Min
nesots will NEE, in this city u, At week. 1t
is in contemplation to have 40 Odd Fellows
Supper some time during the week
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

CrY IsrsovrAgSrs.--The causes which
have led to the financial embarrassment OF
the City Treasury, and the consequent un-
lawful expedients Of the Council to relieve
that embarrassment, have had their origin
with the Boards Of Counelmen OF the last
two years. When the Council for the year
1857, went into Office, the City Treasurer
in his annual report, announceda balance in
his hands Of cash TO the amount OF si03 o..
In addition TO this amount Of cash there
were the following items a. assets
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20
itv,ew Of the Markets.

Fiostts Asb DEsoss.r OFFICE,
81. PAUL. January 10 l-5g.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20
FRIDAY, Jan. -.


State OF Minnesota rs. Edward lfcenaD,
Register OF Deeds |. V. ID. Heard and NJ.
Il. Ames for the prosecution, and smith n
Gilman, aud w. llollinshcad for the DE-.
fence. Prosecution for demanding illegal
iees from Ramsey county. This case was
on trial all day, the jury retiring about four
O'Clock
The court then adjourned to s o'clock,
PM, to receive the verdict Of the jury. ai.
ter dlschargiag the other jurors from at
tendance until Monday morning. There
will be no session Of the court on Saturday,
The jury. utter eighteen hours delibera'
ton. tailed to agree and were discharged.
We understand the same case will be
brought up on Monday, Tor another trial.
The jury is rpcrted TO have stood seven for
conviction and five Tor acqutial.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20
ADVERTISEMENTS
WAREHOUSE SALE-OWNERS

w wanted for The following goods, which vii posi-.
lively b. sold ~ public auction, Warehouse on
Friday the is,h Of February, 1889, at 10 O'Clock "
unless previously called tor and charges paid thereon
hsAs DESTINATIONS AGriCLEs
Anderson : uliUn ~ Faut box goods
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

Taxes Of 1856 and former years un.
paid....... .,......,........ si8,5I2.3s
Cash on hands Of Marshal. ........ 1.44
Due from First Ward ............,. Gals
tls,s49.23
Cash ia Treasnrers hands ......... 4G3.0t
Total assets ............ tl3,052 81
Total liabilities as follows:
Due on Town Orders ... .G9t.a6
City orders outstanding. . 1916 tl.4t3.3
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

Balance IN favor OF city .......... tl7,C05.35
AT the end Of the fiscal year Of 1857 and
1858, being the first OF May, 1858, and
when the present Council went into Office,
the Treasurer Report gave US the follow
ing figures, as liabilities
Outstanding Orders and Scrip, .... s3I, l77G9
Due Board OF Education, .......... iG,30G.25
Due other parties, .....,......... j,273.jj
Total Liabilities, ............... 1887 %
To pay this liability the Treasurer 70.
ported
UncOllected taxes. tti,2 J9.1s
Due from Wards, iD,2ig2l
street Certificates, .,.....,2 ,lS2.55
Other sources, ........... j79.25- EG,27O.59
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

fLoga Asp MEAL--
sup.rnn. .. brlsi Sitg5 ~
Etlra ......... . ukip5 ~
Corn Meal n bg | 5DGtI 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-07
WHEE
TH=E INTELLIGENCER,

"A correspondent of the Charleston Courier
gives an account of the late duel between Messrs
| Wick and stith near Mobile. They were enc
mics as boys, and, as mon, met in billiard
saloon, the lie was passed, challenge sent and
accepted, and the result was fatal to Wick. An
eye witness says, ''placed by their seconds in
position, each, rife in hand, both young men
were cool and sslfpossessed, whilstthe intensest.
silence rcigned around. Both answered in clear
tone to the inquiry, Arc you ready2 AT the
first word Fire Wick instantly lowered his
weapon, and as it came to a level, the fash from
the muzz!e told how quickly he had pulled the
trigger. Wick had Gred before he intended
In a second he looked at Stith to, see if he was
wounded; but Stith stood motionless, his rife
steadily presented at his opponent, and as the
next word, 'One? was uttered by the second,
the slight stream fire and smoke issued from
the dark tube, the sharp crack followed, and in
simultaneously, as the eyes of the bystanders
were fastened on Wick, the lattcrs head fell on
his breast, his form, SO erect and manly, shrank
up and he fell, stretching out as he touched the
ground-dcad, before his alarmed seconds could
reach him. The old school feud was closed :
alas, how bloodily!"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-07

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