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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

A correspondent OF the New York Times.
writing about the funeral Of EBERHARD.
the oldest artist 10 Munich, fBsvsris) who
died on the 18th Of March last, thus de-
scribes the dead house and the precautions
taken there against burial before life Is ex.
tiDct
When / arrived at the Cemetery, the
body was still in the Ieichenhaus, and the
crowd were waiting around the door. ]
worked my way TO the window and looked
into the room, siw SIX corpses, laid out in
horrible pomp, with canopies, or bowers Of
artificial flowers and foliage over them, and
war candles burning all around them
Each was dressed 10 the garment Of lie
there we're no shrouds. The rigid figure Of
q military officer seemed even 10 death to be
sitter for military coat with high collar,
and covered With gold lace and embroidery
Another was bride, and lay 10 her veil
and orange flowers in the silent embrace Of
Q lighter bridegroom.
And the old Professor 10 dress coat,
with his white gloyed hands, crossed upon
his breast. aud like those Of ali otbers) lift
ed gu, Of the cofin and propped up by a
cushion, seemed 10 be sleeping q ghastly
nightmare sleep-so little did the stern, at
lace harmonic with the iacongruous dress,
and the empty state which SURROUNDED It.
Each body had small wire attached 10
q ring upon IL finger, sod connected With a
bell, 80 that the slightest motion woad at
once cal the attep1snts. This precsation
agains, mistaken burial before life u really
extinct, IL Of long standing here. II !.
proper TO say, however a. AZ answer TO
statements which are becoming very fash
ionsbIe nova day. /. to the frequency Of
nek an occurrrnce that ibs cas. 10 which
the supposed Dad have manifested life By
rDo,.Oo. during the TIRE. day. Of their re.
naming IN the Iiecb~nhsgs are sl,nve'her
usdit'O'sl-ofia,s years, orrtAlny. oo,hins
Of the sibd has here taken pisa.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05
CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF

~ sIecuuon issued Of and under the seal Of the
District Court second Judicial Dsrct In aud f'r The
county q Ramsey. upoa . tad9men, rcndered and
docksed n said the llth day Of January. A u
lsss action wherein isw,.Bsilsy and Jehn Pri.
rose partners under tho firm aud style u bailey Prim
rose piantifs and James stanley and Chsrlss a..
Petsys, partners, under the nrm name Of startey 4
Petteys defendants, IN fAvsr Of said plaibun end
against the sAd defendab, fer the Of wo hundred
and eight and 81 -lo dollars with Interest thereon
rendition. AuAnserpt a. which said Judgment daly
Med and docteted IN the ocs of The Clerk Of s District
for tho fst Judicial District In aud Tor The coussy
OF AnokA and state Of Minnesota, The 18Th day Of April
A. ID. lsb9 have this 2sh day Of Apr, A. u. 1850
levied upon all The folio ing described real property
lytag and being In the said county II Anoks. 10 Vii
The southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter 81
ias nunber ssssnscn az, e~ nship number thirty
3, range twsnyt wo I'D west, containing forty scres
u land aoss Or ess ting the ueverumsu sur.
vey. - the properly 81 the shove named defepdaun!
kotice 10 hereby given Inst wu cell ths asovs Dc
sorbed real properly TO the highest bidder for cash
pebble suction. 81 hs front door Of the once Of The Regis
Ter VI Deeds IN the town Of Anoha, In The county Of
An0ka, On The Ish dsy Of June a. ID i&s. 81 two
O'Clock Of the, dAy TO satisfy the sad ssscution and
interest. and costs Of sAl-.
To HksDGgsOs
sheriff of ApokA County
Apr D. 1884. mJbw6~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

80 Subscribers In Minneapolis and IT. Asihony
VII Be furulshsd viii rHs DAILy P,osssR AHD Dsso
caAr % he morning Of is pubeaton, 81 the raie
the paper 10 delivered to subscribers 10 81 Paul. VIZ
nvssa esais per week, payable weekly. CaAxLss ID
CusuIsS v our carrier the cities lie 10 ALSO
thsrilsd receive subscriptions for rHB wsEsir Pio-
nRns App DEnocRAf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

Tug PoIsoSIyG CAsK.-Tbe case Of An
thony Barrett, noted yesterday as having
committed suicide in 81. An,hoay, by tax
ing poison, has caused little excitensn,
10 some quarters Coroner Meninger called
jury 90 Tuesday afternoon, who did no,
close their examination until nine O'Clock
De1t morning The testimony elected went
10 show that deceasd purchased some arse
nc g, CAhill's drug store tba, be had taken
poison with the intention OF committing
suicide, ba, il ssems that .one Of the phys'-
clans, there were three Of them, we're not
decided as to whether deoessed came 70
bis death through the ag,ncy Of arsenic OF
corrosive slblimste Who shall decide sben
doctors disagree Thar doub,s became
infectious. the jury doeoted, The coroner
doab,ed. So, After SIM oonsaintion the
jury. the CORNER add ,bs doctors decided
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05
Reduction in Prices.

To keep pace with the hard times, and The
general reduction In prices, We have reduced
the prices Of oil descriptions Of PRINTING.
leaving tbs smsils., margin for proht-hopins
In thu large amount Of work done, 70 make W
for the reduction.
TAs snployasn, Of STEAM MACHINERY
snsblss us 10 perform work With 0REArks
CHEAPNESs thAs 10 psssisls % the Old issA-
iossd prsssss 10 use In other emsss-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

MYSTERIOUS DisAPPEARASCg.-As sod and
singular case Of disappearance las occurred
in Minneapolis. A young girl, about IL
years Of age, named Mary BOylan, who has
been living in the family Of Charles N. Tyr
rel, Esq, for year past, left the house on
Thursday, 2lst inst, on an errand Of her
own up town. She went to the Drug store
Of A. Bryant, on Washington Avenue, and
purchased an ounce bottle Of chlorotorm,
leaving an umbrella and a small parcel IN
charge Of Mr.. b. with the request that he
would deliver it to person whom she
named. Since leaving the drug store, she
has not been seen or heard Of. although IN
remitting inquiry and search has been made.
The girl had asked permission OF Mrs. Tyr
rell to 90 up town for q few minutes, and
left her clothing, trunk, etc, in their usual
order, even her portmonnaie containing 80
or 81 was left in her room, showing conclu-
sively that she bad no intention Of perns.
nently absenting herself from the house
She was girl Of excellent character, and
blamelers life, and her unaccouutable disap-
pearsnce creates the most painful spPrehen-
sions.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
ADVERTISEMENTS.

EIRST.C LASS INS URAN CE
BY rnl
Htna Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED IN lS59-cuAKrxR PERPETUAL.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

NATIONAL ACADEMY of DESIGN.-Th
IN St,h ANNU AL EXHIBITION 10 NOW OPEN daily fros
m 10 10 D. N at the Galleries in 10th s near bfoadwsy
T. ADDISON RICHARDS.
Corresponding Sec'y A. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

vI,HE UNION ASSOCIATION RACES.
ECLIPSE COURSE.
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, Juns7 1852
GREAT FOuR-MLE DAY.
To commence ct o'clo<k
$4,000 purse, with inside stake of esS each rivs en-:
tris-four Tar River Siasher "Easf ana
Bill Dssuns be winner Of the 500 purse on the = ess.
.eaips stakss. viii bv IlEy
DAY neat the 7th inst start O'Clock 90 TuURnDAr
the Great Mil Dsypus Of oo mile hsata Ths
Colt Stakes aud the Handicap for Beaten Horses Special sins
each day. .,.
Should the weather prove po.pon.ment xi be
knowp hy the sbsrScr OF FLAGS the Now YORK. Metro
poitsn and 81. Nicholas Hotels, and Asor House.
C. DICKINSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
6perial Notices.

RepubIican Central Committee. The Executive
COMMITTEE 81 The Committee win meet az No oS Broad
wsy THIS (a lr6syl EVENING, q, o'clock.
d. d. T. MARSHALL, Chairman.
H. & + cLsyhLaSo' s.d.oI }secr-:srie.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

The Committee on streets of the Board Of Aldermen
gill meet on MONDAY the 9Th of June, a. q O'Clock M In
Room No g. City Hall The subject Of the extension Of Church
st Fulton TO Greenwich St. which VIII also Involve tne
snns Of Trinity place and widening Of Morris and Rector
ss viii be considered All parties interested IN the above mat
Cor are hereby invited be present without further notice. as
AZ. nrobsby be meeting Of the Committee on this
subject Any persons having other business before
The Committee viii slso have opportunity Of being beard
II A. BOOLE, )Committec
TIiOS STEPHENS,f on
JOHN LYNES, } Streets
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

lee Water ALWAYS Resdy.-THE PATENT lCh
tttVhERS q great luxury IN warm westhet sous Nc"
~ beautiful sye richly Silver Plated, sss II britannia Nl
ess& WHOLESALE and RETAIL by ,,
LUCiUS HART, Nos and burtios-siP
Es3sssi.-orCoNNoR CoLLENDER, nn.nrfscs9rer:
81 eeAns Billiard Tshiet have removed from NOS % so
md spnssa w. v 'N "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

OPENING OF PALACE GARDENS AND
" HALL FOR THE SEASON.
TONIGHT, June6
would respectfully that in.entica 10
the Palace GsIdeps aud Hall to the pcbe THIS EVEN
provecus confident viii insure the continued success
Of the enterprise. - ...,,,
have been reafrsns,i aste laid out and with the assist
sne. Of scenic effect s-csy executed present Tar nos~
beautiful appearance than they Did as. season
THE NEW HALL,
100 sprh BY 6O breadth sdords mcst eefane
and spacious promenade, while It's peculiar
expressly requirements 81 the pee-wtu ense
freely aud om the Gardens oy Is aichsa
doorwsys. - .,.,,
In order satsy the public that the music will be exceenf
only announce that have secnFrd the scSoes
or TIA, popular composer, and able conductor,
Mr. THOMAS BAKER
Ke-ne h,ae whose engagement connences on ,hS
lat of July In the time hnc band Will b. IA attendance
Concerts In the Evening and al the Concerts
N"''"s TiiE SPLENDID FIREwoRKs
AZ. furnished by Messrs Edge of J,r-y CITY mssuin
display viii be given THIS E,ESiA0'
calculated 20 secure strict order aud hh
eIo enforced al these gardens will be Edy observed The cVa'
Ing season and sycn hr Hall either ~ my
self by others whom may temporarily et w. hA ~ per-
fctly onAbie la character
REFRESHMENTS.
The and other trshmcnts VIII De- OF nc usas
excellent quality which the Gardens arc noted rs ot
During the dsy adnittspce cents r-ffcsnm~he
Included In the evening aamanos Is oent nos
Included C.v.Dgf0RESr, fnpristor
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

Caution 10 Purchasers Of billiard Tables
A, this city endeevorns TO pam
tA limitations Of 10Y tables on public by falsely asserting
Ia decision been obtained aheotns the patent toT my
decision affecting any patents has ever been rendered
end informing public pending the measures taken 70 p an
end 70 limitations o the outward form OF Cnshions tns
OCoanor Coender of Nos 6S IS 81 and 50 Crosey n
cty are the sole manufacturers u model Tables And
'A ~- MICHAEL PHELAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
PRICE TWO CENTS.
AmuscmeIis.

AMu9eMeHle.
CADEMY OF MCSIC-LA TRAvIATA.-
rhis list NSEPSy %EPS OF ,yrSiSs TSR stAsos IsSs
Second D al, II he celebrated Lyric rrsfedenne
sIGNoRA ADELAIDE CoRTEsL
Ia rRAvIArA
sOss CoRrEs in her sesbr,sd character as viss':o in
which role sh- has been pronounced BY The msa critics As BE-
BRiaSoLi. AMoplo n BARILI in :h-ir osisual rcle.
SCALE OF the PRICES OF ADMISSION -,
B0Ae' Dress o1I. k...Tt.d and fIss.s s.. s. cents .a:.
Family Ci;ss $50 cents Gal,Iy ViRtTIy cents
fsSfsi6' 1i:i: Of ssaSrs % cosrEsi
Iasf oFER PER SArsEE 'i Of ThE SEASON
4 CADEMY OF MUslC.-ROBERT LIE
Madame PAULINE CoLsoN
sTRAKosGE S: SS s,ss Sps E coIsos ''
he cseb.,eJ osnsrce wills nsle her h,. At the
Ac.dsny Music, uRspAY Jans ~ ; Aiss M..s,, s
beers celebrs-ed opera Of ROBERTO IL DiA'oLo with
surpassed IN this country
ORAND RURAL FESTIVAL. CONCERT and
N PICNIC, by the NEwYoRK MUSICAL AuTuAL ,I
PROTECTION ASSOCIATION in coIiuetion ~ th the AMEk'
icAN MUSICAL FrNp IN ,SSTss sSfiETy; WOOD
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, y NE 9Th and 7th
TWO sfS HUNDRED sDs iSsfRuMESrAI sns n PERFORMERS.
cOndacsG,,-1Hko ElsFELD and H. B: DoDwoRrh'
the entire Musical AfIfs6tni: fEo EsFEL6' saefI direction
with The kind s...,snse q .v,.r,o.
and the INLAND SANGERBUND.
Dirsctorp-Mesrs WEBER and KRUGER
VIII performed. others, Msndelssohns celebrated
Miary Oyrrurr Selections from The operas Robert e VA
be' and Martha MeyerbesIs tachel Tsni osertures 10
by Meh.l and the March from Tannhanser 80, .,
The et tsisrwoRKss, ~sH1 e S1I,Iss 0g ", H&pPEfp
FIVE GRAND 0RCuESrRAS FOR DANCING.
Admission IS each day Children under eight years OF
sss free. 80 ,
Tickets for sale only ounds Tae psbe respect
fully cautioned ssains, purchasing elsewhere.
powerful police force will be IN attendance preserve ordet
Prooe will Monday morning At o'clock from
Und.brand No. 18 Hesers snd through the bowey,
Chatham st. the Park, up Broadway down % the foot OF
Grsnd% st. where the splendid steamboat Ere Cap, Ben Nay
which has engaged for OCCASION will be ready 10 convey
th. 10 the grounds
The Second aud Third avenue will start every minute
orable the Festival will take place the first fine day.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-08
The Frazer River Gold DisSings.

The New York papers come to us with
letters from British Columbia, which give
more favorable accounts of the Frazer River
gold diggings than the Calfornia press seem
to have deemed it their interest to permit
The principal authority, however, for state
ments that the mines in the British Posses
sions are turning out finely, IS letter from
Victoria, the new city growing up on the
southern point of Vancouvers Island. The
growth of this place depends upon keeping up
the rush of emigration to the mines; and SO the
letter may erin being as far too favorable as the
California papers are too depreciatory. let
ter in the New York Herald, from p. c. Dark,
dated at San Francisco, Nov. 6, seems to sum
up fairly the results of mining in Frazer River
thus far, in the following paragraph:
Onehalf of the miners have returned to
San Francisco, and it is possible that hundreds
mere will do so before January. The deter
mined and resolute remain; they have forced
their way far up in the mountains and valleys
of Frazer and Thompson Rivers; they have
built cabins and provided stores for the win
ter, and from late accounts the majority of
these hardy fellows are doing well. Every
day some new phase in the country is pre-
sented; gold is found where least expected
and intelligent writers say that a very wide
extended gold country is there, and predict
for it a most encouraging future. Better evi-
dence than any other that gold is being found
in increased quantities is on reference to the
books Of the various assay offices. Then the
steamers from the supplying points go crowded
with goods for the various towns and mining
camps up and along Frazer and Thompson
rivers.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-08
Z NEWS ITEMS.

sW- The total claims against Mexico on the
part of other governments or citizens of other
governments or citizens is set down at $685.
156,183 TO- The interests on this debt in
round! numbers is S., 5,O0O, 900 per arnum.
az Prof. Daniels, State Geolosist of Wis
consin, delivered his second address before
the Chicago Academy of Sciences, upon the
Geological. History Of the Northwest, on the
9th ult .-''. :
. ~, NJ. De Tocqueville, the author of De-
mocracy in America was seriously i'll at the
last accounts. .-.--s .....-.
w Tom Hyer denies having written the
letter published over his own signature, claim
ing the championship and making extravagant
offers to fight.
! tw Within the last thirteen months, be-
tween 75O and 800 stone and brick houses
have been erected in Montreal. ssr. -
q George w. Adams has established =
Bank Of issue at Manatowoc, Wis, called the
Lake Shore Bank" "t de- .'ssa2
sW More than the amount required fer
the construction of the Suez ship canal has
been subscribed in London. sr,sre :
B- John NJ. Bolts has been urgently So
licited to run as the Opposition candidate for
Governor of Virginia, but aperemptoriy de-
clnes the honor! oIL li.EkW uHAfI
w- Ministersar are notallowed to hold seats
mthe North Carolina Legislature. Whethet
the Ministers are too good for the place or the
place too. good for the Ministers does not ap;
pears rsa,!Gti .i2y!-I ,!ss Z "a