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, 1859-04-09

Thr =, 7. Wfaa q the 1th inst. say..
The Court If Appeals YESTERDAY rendered a
decision in ale cast Of thu lid rulicc force,
There :ere three written opinions. Judges
Gray aud strong submitted opinions in favor Of
the old Police, declaring their discharge l,v tic
Metropolitan Commissioners illegal uud void,
4ud Judges Cun,stock. SclAcn and Allen concur,
zcd in this opinion. Judge johnson delivered
tue dissenting orinion. in which Judge. l}eniu
and Grover concurrcd. The decision in effect
restores the old pu!ice to their places in tho
furce, and 'also civcs them their back pay,
amounting in the aggregate touPnards of half
million Of dullars. -An effort viii be made in the
Legislature 10 have The necessary amount placed
in the city tax levy. bnt our correspondent at
ALBANY statrs as ru.nor that the Republican
mujoriity Of both houses have agreed in cuucus
IL onnosc the introduction Of tue appropriation.
, 1859-04-09

RECoRnER's Corn1.-ln the Recorders Court
Yesterday, the day was chiefly passed i'll the ar
raugemcnt Of cases and arrai yntnent Of prison
ers- Nine persons Indicted by ,he Grand Jury
wcre brought into Court to plead and hud coun-
sci assigned them.
, 1859-04-09

Ladyard,, whice last yesr gnye 81 Democratic
majority, elect Gov buckingham by ..,Vos maj.
lSo7E-The voe Of zach party will be considerably en-.
atEcd Ii the substitution Of full fus ul@ot.
tucAl
VOTE Foh CONGRESS.
First District {oomplctej-Loomise elected by
G3 .naj. Loonlis, s,el5; Hyde, $500; Clark,
.U1.
Second dDistrict-{complete}- wv Woodruff elect
cd By :3n maj. Woodruff, e.Gg7; Arnold, s,367.
Third District-Two towns wanting-ncarly
balanced. Nurnham, 7,2e4; HYDE, G,5s2; Burn
ham ahead, 7p3.
Fourth District.-Canaan to hear from-will
girc Bsllop ~. Ferry, s,911; bishop. s,474.
4r. Fcrry's majority Is between 4on and 500.
The Hartford District WAS saved hy the 70
tiers Of German birth in New Britain, who voted
for Mr.. Loomis simply because the Rcpubl.-
can party 4rc iu favor Of free allotnacits u
the rubc, lands to actual settlers. while they
voted the Democratic State and Legislative tick
cts. Thu@; Pratt had a majority in New Brit
min, while Loomis Ind :: lrajurity. - That
vote may determine the organization If tic
next House.
, 1859-04-09
lntuSr1l1R1ltS.

n y RT1l'S ATI.E.
oIaDes NJ. T. Hamilton.
CouPERS Ce!tsrAs,l Eok:.h Opera Troup. enmott,irz
FOURTEEN DISTINGUISHED AHTis Is,
Tbs your: ant accomplished
ANNIE MINER, Fsisra Diana
" coessr- solu. vo!gaiss aaa tord,etar
M1. Ay,asr teoE, Mr.. 1rnnkhui-e How!.r Mr. RI.
sah. MIS- J. Jones' Asa.s+ Hurley. Buns, w!14l. and
AndEexs-
The cement tkes sseas pleasure Ia announcing
the t!t ehs an tnsax.trntn, has 5tr7 rntet, hlp With
NIX. HI. ftOFER. ts i1lu,k.e. n:Etsr Ii. lut1eia1e
drecssn. tdc spring st.A-n with ene"
GRAND ENGLISH opERAs,
Emh!snx In their approximation :ae En r,..an.nav
'n.feon "f nn*l celebrities thas hare a;,~a:c
III Eak.:.a eI<ra III lht+ rity.
In "reE II :.s full .rct to easA nps tle principal.
viii + ally .upEuztel by GLt7Ied Jti-te. l the ,o1u
Anu HEcE paris !. we'll ~ ettrr U,AcsssA .,.
CArrls~
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL nth.
Tas Will IL epene,t With De.us Gsau, t,,.,,
LIZ SONNANBCL.i. -
ArasnA. A.a -Annte A.iinvr.
TRi t>rchr>trat hairs - ee.t. rsrrt
t!n1sau9t the thtio eys!ik tsst Trs and farIu.tt
~ cests; Family tifrte - eenis
orhe.t ~ thalr< t scared At Ns. Goods Mu,:,
start and II the bE.Es 1t'at, pn ssturlay n.1uns.
aia
, 1859-04-09

LrAuER MANUFACTURERS AssoCIa1IoS.-Tle
Rooms Of the Lumber Manufacturers -assMia-
tion, in Lind's Block, will benPen each morning
until further notice. from eight to nine o'clock,
as lumber1nans Exchange, VI which time and
place I'LL resident and NONRESIDENT Manufactur-
crs, City and Country Dealers, Vessel Captains,
and others Interested in the trule arc invitcLtu
attend. ROBERT IL. Foss, prcs't.
Z, Woop, Secretary. api-lw
= Tie Pocket rerfumcrv is tic hest Per
func iu use, sold by all druggists. Penton Il
Co., Agents. ap5-1wk-c-S'+
~ The perfumeA Crystals are good TRAY
cling Companion, sold by I'LL druggists. Ftnton
l. Co., .igcnts. apj-1wk-c-574.
~ The Oriental Perfamcd Crystals or
Spirits Of Flowers, are new, novel, convenient
and cheap Perfume, sold by Ill druggists. Pen
ton Co., Agents. np5-lwk-e-6t'
~ Sec advertisement uf Dr. SanGorls
Liver ln,iyoratcr, in anoti1c: column.
P1KE's PEAk.-TrunkS, Ealiscs and travelling
bags. manufactured expressly itr Il trip to the
t;oid Mines ut ". L &. 5. H'riyh,'s, I'll and 20
:suuth Clark street. fels-4ul
- See advertisement or Eouloir Sewing
Machines, la Lake street. ja4-b9uj
, 1859-04-09

Nxw HAvxn, Conn, April e. 1884,
The sote Tor Gorernor is very nearly com
plete. Our corrected returns arc rs follows:
, 1859-04-09
1TO RENT CHEAP.-Lmnhcr

=! 1.isa: le;~t. 10 t.vt Wafer eu eet dtv;.
w:.a ::a;r ,Esk.rns- E::te. T. ;sr YEAR.
ALI, Lu,ase- i.sd u tAe IT Ca:l,l 1r:.r ~
!sJ f.s Tatsr tuI with pakel a.eys. ~1-c, H. II the
luw ,t.!ec. IT So -:
Al B,<k u stpF-- aEl nzria.> # Wells an!
lad Nrne+ street. int;.x suite VI ssrlns r's+d fot
Arr t~.4:,:ns t:.'4.-' us h,s4 tV:y ~ r. i. L. II.
WILLIAMS. 4,vs Wrs. " N.Ls st;v., l1!e. south
N4.tt u.I;l SG5I+x
, 1859-04-09
Nein advertisements.

pITTSBCRGH, FORT WAYNE
l. AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Spring Rntes-ThrouSh Freight Line.
Fc !a:e ard un further actlee Frelgh. vii he Carried
, 1859-04-09

cE-A boz containing a human body MAS
found at the depo. at Albany four days ago,
aud suspicious are entertained they are tho re-
main, Of Mrs, Braunen, wife Of Capt. Brnnnan
OF the army, who has becn missing slnee July
last from Staten Island.
, 1859-04-09
on II rEsDAy NEXT
.1r. and Mrs. VI. J. Florence


Mr. and Mrs. VI. J. Florence
Etsrs<.:a::y aE1ouu>~
Not their Farewell Engagement,
i'u. .!;s:F ut ,t:trt'
A Long Absences in Eurape AMI Australia.
<r-Sec ttl.. ~ the lay ar s::.:1
ZEN TENNI-AL -lNNINEH-
~ sAlti ut'
1fantleI'< Death
IT,. ts lu..r, ...h Anniversary # il.:.. l,e,b VIII
x e,'ueaersa nnlsr ',e Aas>c~ II ,h!.at,. Mus.
cLI iu''n. tt4 tie l>ih .'st.,
At metropolitan, Hall,
hs thu as.sFy # ii. A;;n i5.;ss A>!.lr>> !.y u*y
REV. NOAH HUNT scIIEScK.
,,:s,!s1*f;' ,."n: Sss.ThE %nHfokl% Is ,if fiji: fiji
yaiSt7FtL ~,lo s,xaxEs;
Mrs. ,nKANNK!; A. M:,. kas. L. Jones. >u2,4n.
Mis- NJ wHArfF>"S, r. I :, ,';.tr,'t": ~!
A"' MR. Il: ID j: Hn41; 1, Il al!anD lt!sin:iDS ,.,>>,
Al FA.AS. L.s.er IT ,1ne-.ya
- cents t., ~ hA! At thr ;nns p.st,,-ie aid ..>
srts kt>*svVi SAt- u t. Is n:taie,t.t It Tie M,>!
>1r K'st t Gay, " Clark .trtrt &a. .,f ,,tAr1 l.,
ta'hinsnst "n M.'''fay. Ap.! lls!, A,s 4. "
- Persons III Tia! country r.-xtysd ,t, by
NsEtn,: tu Reel / t'Asy. ~
N.'rs "~14 II .o't!.@E. Oran:!o I. csruneue, IT..
iARtf-EnrauraEei Iv lie n,2rkt,: stlrcc~. nf ti;t
tnatsr'. .F fhe hr-t !1r. ,rr~.ne.t thIec., :.
Ientr srE -itt md .r:l,: tEr tr1.,rha A,l,s,s> ny
# the Composers th:!i!s E*tGliv Il otgasn r liz.
Ir.ent.'n # 'ae MESSIAH. Ms rnton have fit Al
r.iie-t Ill ihrurrk hrass r>et>e IL til. y.
tl '-~t u~'s:d f4r' III l'c rols,sy l.. l7.
fsll 4rts> an ar hat;y tn 1nh4il.,-. that Att II
-prH." ..rE Mt Y. i. s,i.">. r.:.n :..':. 4 j.; ~
NIL t,! The ast .'rn"rn ii H.. {. !,
>fa'st hAv" t'rs Il rEs,se. t's IL ..a-a.rn
me Society h., X. tn.rl Er 1t re,@t Ii fr ,r
t.'h f'r re'r't ..">r .: Mah ali t.n.
4:ti>s> 4nvt na...i alt st such rt;rs,ns 1c Nh
,.4 - VI. k' ''r I-'Ff.1 # urur.y, r,4."'
ftsiIr In lin Nu,ttA ts:er .tsH.rft- ..t
!r III .lFes4.I.'' "A;r.rt., , the :: u;
Itst II thr !sh. audi ln-ur- AtI,nn 4, ,.t,
II I'll a:s.4. ATT lsr'.s:'s I1r !,:I HIr ht ~ti.
fnas = >4vtlFs'' t""hn- III t,lstt a:' II, w.: !, . -
sIe>tt. H. Vi 4 l-tt, titeL.u.
] y
, 1859-04-09

CRACKERS CRACKERS u
~ Tie unGerA p~,l the Western Agent. fr tAa*-
ce.Lrated u4le by j. Fa1. l14ss,xbuFh. y. u.
which universally ackaowegrd u b. superior to
u tit United StAea. The trade supplied
LIBERAL terms HON i CHADEUEKSE,
apJ-1m-c741 414 South WattE street.
, 1859-04-09

- Don't let tailor put . tape measure OH
you until you haye first seen TapPen's, nssoFt-
, 1859-04-09

ExcuASGg-We will buy drafts, bills. eertiti-
Gates Of deposits on Eastern States, ST. Louis,
and Cincinnati. l.. E. ALEXANDER l. 60.
an--Sr ST. Clark street
, 1859-04-09

II Ill persons wishing fur the best kiul "f
Gas Fixtures and Fittings. will 10 well 10 call TN
J. II. Gcrould, - Clark street. aIs-1t
, 1859-04-09

- The Detroit Billiard match is still the
talk in sporting circles about town. 1t is snid
that Seerciter is the favorite among those who
claim to be tho knowing ones.
, 1859-04-09

CHANGE OF T14g.-By reference to an adver-
tisesens iu this paper, it will lie seeu that trains
on tile Galrna Road will be governed by new
timetable which went into effect yesterday ut
, 1859-04-09

Fifty Chicago buys" left our city for Pixies
Teak III "Wednesday evening. by The Chicago
and 1s1anl Railroad and the Council }:us
route.
t,i1tv snnk tue SAME train the same evening
fur the sanle destination.
4 company left Tiskwa. in Bureau county,
the day previous for shr land ofg'i. HI hope
they will all bc successful
, 1859-04-09

ME1AxcHoLT Acc1pKS1-Cu11D DROWNED N
i Cls1Ens.-Wc regret to learn that on Thurs.
day little son Of Jaucs H. Adsit, Of this city,
was drowned, while 1T play in the yard Of his
fathers residence, by falling into cistern left
insecure. The child was three years and half
old
, 1859-04-09

MArrEsoS lIorsE-The MattcsDu House Is
nov raiseed to grade The pr5prictors are pre-
pared to receive their old customers and friends
Us usual. 13lssEL1. i G,,OrEIcu.
CHICAGO, April !, 1889. ap,-ln-c6s5
- See. advertisement Of Quaker City go
Sewing Machine. L. CuuSr;.L l. Co,
lyf Like STREET
, 1859-04-09

HursE DEcpEArlnS-I.onk to it that thc ut
fractions presented in the spring stock Of wall
papers, Ac., just opened by faSon, (see adver-
ti>e,nent,' arc mt passed by. 1t is tue largest
and most cou,plcte ever brought west Of New
York. So say good Judges.
, 1859-04-09

= The dog "piseners'' are about, and all
who hare canillcs they yalue should that the
same are duly n.uzzled. 'Tray, Dlanche, and
Sweetheart" look out for ''dos-buttons," lest
in all evil hour you cannot be unbuttonrd.
, 1859-04-09

The last Of Mr. Cards interesting series Of
letters "n Iinns Lands will be fund OH thu
third navc Of this paprr
, 1859-04-09

TO RENT-From the lst of May,
Il t~ntasee<to:y B.!ck Dvci.ae, Nss L. a.t f.4tt4k
-sEtt: between C1k sad Lae.!r N:+t.- ca1h c..,aEx
e!eEca n'out. with l7thr"E.s anl Ghosts e,tern aud
hydraulic wafer. 10, Axl:u !st, with 4.l in the
A-,. Dwelling Iu..s MI. s.. uii, street. tetEYa Rush
sd PtHe. containing lh ruoa1 aud c.o.xts GA
c1-,e-a. aa1 hydraulic valley.
The aose named hlus+4 !cae In the l+t nexLns.
hoots II the SSa Division. at si ,e sratei :, g, re-
spnE-1h!e t+t.antA. Nonc Hsh+. nee1t apply.
WA. CAMILLE. ut3tt No, > Lad. Guek, corner nf R4a-
do.2h sad Nal&tt .tfrsts- 1itctJQlSl
, 1859-04-09

ITO RENI.-Hrick W NarehouSc and
Il Dwelling Hu%es for Rett-The tub-+r;!.;s will sent.
H"c.c tr,ets: ~ Il Rive; aat S,sta Water ~
sow Rusa stEest H,dse fd,'ress fE Fosxa o!uk and
toa Win Ae 7-,.s tss ad:2ns pzsas:s<s whh are
erd br SIZED With cnnatta rn,f aui huIurk ~
ftvt extending tusther l.o fret ne Nrer. Possession
givea The trst II April or May.
ALso-Two ceE nrste:ass Drck Dwelling Uau.es AZ! :,
twas.ory Frame Dwelling Ltretnf,re otesp;Sd br Il. "
Doe staiae on Michigan STREET. between Pie aal K1aa
11h1l-ci.ttu 3. CARPENTER.
, 1859-04-09

SraEkr IxrRoyExxSrs.-We notice that South
Wells street is being filled to grade, also on Mar
ket street that area walls are being put in.
On Randolph street two large brick blocks,
the Clarendon House near Wells, and the block
cast, adjoining the Briggs House, are being
-aise1 IN Grade.
, 1859-04-09

Iowa State Convention.
The Republican State Central Committee Of
Iowa, hare called State Convention for the
nomination Of candidates fur State officers, 1T
Des Muincs, TN tho I'D Of .1unc.
, 1859-04-09

EFF.EItSUN HUI ECIUUL,-
u 7he next term ot ihts wsA-kanpa 1as::tutioa VII
romtnencr A,sil :1h. lsH. The tc.vces IT cu;Stt-I
As,snts and Teachers tat the various e;.u1nrrIs have
lrn secured and Il is lxaevs1 Aa; uaer Tie te:iors e
the prsent Hta.u pf In.trartrs> the Sa.ol viii trre IT,
.ef worthy Of liberal ps1onage and adequate i, al de-
nlandA tl4ses formed L u4s various grades II English
FY~ Iite M.le. and FeEaes will tt rce:red,
Far further aun ami t:rcu!a-s c ii schr .S..
lns NJ lAt West Moass ssrxt Je.rr,u {a,.. 10
- ~ ar adiI,4s ii. G. MILES. rneifeal. + g. H,x l;es
Rffxnrxcxs:-Rer. J. II. Ferrt. md Kev ", ii, III
ton CHICAGO; Uoa. Schuyler Colt2x, " c. south Bead
1ud.
So47c1-1 t4ke Pleasure Ia Recommending ty patron.
Mr. H. C. AAc& who h1S !ctees, I'll Jet-
aa he plan upon which he intends conduct TIL. sthoo
ftcl cooient taat he will IL Justice 10 his pupils Give
satisfaction to lis pa11ots-
ep4- -An-c;s3 ~ D. GLEASON
, 1859-04-09

1lo FOR TlKk's pEtK.-.tbout five hundred
mules were landed III this city day or two
since from pittsburg
, 1859-04-09

- The h"ue .p;e4sE':y l.ess*,! tH A-', :a's! va,
ba.h aoI wh!u e,- ta:. tse G!:.ya ~k II :ie
post o:aet. Ta- ..srr ~shs II nak- aE:kv@:s vii
sn4 family. to take tae huu-r and fn-tti AID :"as sM-
SET AMI witc. Tke honat Is su:ts-ily 's. cutrsi.s
sad y. " t.:el- ,trs !4surAas ~ ft-a:ty fr
EtEte.san .: wifi ~i-hi,: to -.a"1re s"l-kr-;:Ek
without inclrs.: t4e ext<a,e II f1Fri.lns tGi,v-.
Banner. T. u tuK lS+d. a;-rx
, 1859-04-09

Chicago Alton and st. Louis 1fafIroad.
A correspondent, ut Bloomington charges Us
with doing injustice to Cor. Matrson in isuput-
ing the delay i'll making terms with the bond
holders to :. disagreement about his own claim.
Our correspondent aS>lErs lis that the delay
was occas'oned by the determination Oh the part
ot Gov. Mattusun not to give up the road until
the bpndh"lders agree to pay of all its Western
indebtedness; and flat lie has ut last accepted
Il proposition upou this basis, his owi, claims to
bc met after those of the employees sllulI have
IC..tl tiil
, 1859-04-09

Sr1R1TrsL1sN.-Jolln E. Conc, Z well-known
member Of the Chicago bar. will deliver an ad-
dress on Spiritualisns, on Sunday afternoon at
y +. 81, at Mechanics Institnte Hull.
, 1859-04-09

y ItE.N NI1E.iI yin IsIiFk
l. T~,tst.,': a:i K.A- ntI4 Dwelling Hu:~,. ;t:.~.t-
" l,ca:.,! IT,. N.tA side. --:c- t.,.t-.
ha;h r,r:1 ke AID ek tasn TIC III. r~.s<s,. s:e..
n.nt..s,,.ly Eet 4at'.
TLrrv Sew - south clark graft al ,..n:rE thc
Dusnct I,r-v. jus; 1:.:sE F1+ :l.sIiaiey.
Kcas &.jt per 1a12H4 c.aeA J. T. 4LAEk.-tN, Ar. !
Yuttilad Buck. a}1-.~-e1l0
, 1859-04-09

CHICAGO ACADEMY uF MEDICAL SclEScEs will
hold 4 special meeting ut the lecture room Of
Sloan's Commercial College, OIL this Saturday
evening. III :. O'clock, Oh which occa sion Mons.
Eugene A. Graux, Of Hamburg, subject Of Il re-
snarkatlc cougcnitai fS>urc If the $ternun, will
be introduced, ailorling au opportunity Of wit
Messing the phenomena, of the hearts actions.
The profession. students Of medicine, and Sciel-
titic nscn generally art invited to be present.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

ever contrary to Law it may be, any twelve
ordinary men were almost certain 10 arrive
we must say that the whole circumstances
attending and following the verdict Of &C
qulttal, the license allowed to the bar and
to the audience, and the demonstrations of
popular opinion which followed, are not cal.
culated to elevate free institutions in public
estimation. We cannot forget that though
Mr.. Sickles may have many claims on the
compassionate allowance Of all who Justly
estimate the weakness Of human nature, he
IS not an example to he followed, not hero
to be admired, but misguided man, who
washed out grievous offence in the blood of
bis enemy, slain in the open day in the pub.
lic street, without the possibility of defending
himself, and with every circumstance that
could show fixed and ferocious determine.
ton. Casuists may differ as to the precise
amount OF guilt, rcmaneers may deck out the
crime with the attributes OF herorm, but
sober reason must still regard the act as
deeply censarable, il not highly criminal
and its result as a misfortune to its perpe-
traitor scarcely inferior to that which he In.
ficted on his victim.
After reading the facts concealed with
the rendition Of the verdiet-the scene in the
court room-the serenade to the counsel
the Tines closes its article as follows:
There is, no doubt, much honesty and
hearty feeling at the bottom of these coarse
and noisy demonstrations but there is also
deplorable want Of decorum and seli-res-
pect. Mr.. Sickles, after all, has not saved
his country, has not amended her institu-
tons, or indicated her laws He has, IN.
der what may be considered an intclerable
provOcation, sent an erring fellow. creature to
his last account, without one feeling Of mercy,
without one moment Of respite. For this be
receives applause and generalization such
as no living American citizen, however fair
and untainted his character, has been
thought worthy to receive. 1t is also dis
tinguishing merit OF trial by jury that the
jurors come from the body Of the people,
and return TO it when they have discharged
their duty, unknown and unquestioned. But
here we have the jurors made the objects Of
Q public ovation, their words treasured up
as oracles, and their most Insignificant acts
chronicled with . morbid avidity. Are not
those who are entrusted with high Judicial
functions sufficiently prone to court popu.
larity without being thus stihed by vulgar
incense, and is not the mind of man already
sufficiently prone to bloody redress Of in
juries without defying revenge and homicide
in the person Of Mr.. Sickles?
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02
Assembled.

Inc lOilOwi0g Is isl Vi remierS uuriug
the present century:
January, 1901, Right Hon. William Pitt, hav
ing held office from December, 1888.
March, 1901, Right Hon. Henry Addngton,
afterwards created Lord Sldmouth.
May, 1904, Right Hon. William Pitt.
February. 1906, Lord Grenvie.
March, 1907. Duke Of Portland.
December. 1909, Right Hon. Spencer Per
cival.
June, 1917, Lord Liverpool.
April. 1927; George Canning.
August, 1877, viscount Gooderich.
January, 1928, Duke OF Wellington.
November, 1880. Earl Grey.
July. 1884, vissount Melbourne.
December, 1884, Sir Robert Peel.
April, 1885. kord Melbourne.
August, lstI, Sir Robert Peel.
June, 1876, Lord John Russell.
February. 1852. Earl Of Derby.
December, 1852. Earl Of Aberdeen.
February, 1855, Lord Palmerston.
February. ISIS, Earl Of Derby.
There have, therefore, been twenty Ad-
ministratiops in the present century only
four OF which have lasted iour years each,
viz: those OF Lord Melbourne, Sir Robert
Peel, and Lord John Russell.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES

wi whereas d-fsan having been mate In The condition
twenty second DAY 81 Nay. A. u Que iS"s.aaa s,sS
hundred and 1hy ave. made, eseeasd aud delivered
ci'y Of ~, fsul Ramsey ceaa,y N,nne.o's 10 Mary i
Davis OF the city III katehes Adams county Mississippi
n. a SssS Of 's ss ssss a p.d ass .. .
Ramsey. ga the syh day u hsy, a. u 1870 at nine
aud "a. @ duly r.eassd in asos D. ct ms2 1
cages. on page. hls and s.g :. es record, q The SAD
s.an,y 81 nAmss, rssfeey ID. .sis ,"u l'cies~ snd
aud conveyed 10 The said MARY psvia her heirs and
assigns of ever tho following tracts and parcels OF lsd
lyDg aud being IA sad ennsy ~ kaias.y and kla,s OF
Minnesota. described a. fnlio~s, ~ wit
to,s ng%esrea one ~ ssna tvs ls 10 bloch pan,e.r
ng Tho recorded plot thereof toest.r Win all and SIN
galar thu '-osmen's and heredismsnls thsfsanto be
sad Mary Davis BY N. said i.vi Dubasr, nj The sm
Of NO thousand dosfs ls2oDl aud in'sres according
said lie Vi Iolbaar dated May 2s 1919 and payable cue
ysar after das 10 ID. oriet II said Msry seis fof esd
OF thousand dollars aud interest thereon 81 the
received aud 5paa ~sirh there en- paid
Tue ."n Of loaf hand'sI aosrs' Tor in,-r-., paid
thereon the - day ii Ax ~. ls' III" Of ieur
OF June tshi and Tho farh~, ~ -lgbJ dollars
sud seventy gye cents, paid thereon ou ur nh day Of
Ana whereas there !. claimed due aud IL daa
apsu the said note and mofsage al the date 81 's
iies, the balance AMI sun al two thousand ss hundred
And 90 suit OF pr,ossdinF. AT Law hsye been Inst
ideh 90 had Tor VI" recovery :" shd debt ~ any par
thereof
Nov therefore natue Is hereby given that by virtue II
poser ~ ssis contained 10 ssi,oorEAss and pursuant
10 the statute In such ss.~inss aud provided the said
norlgafed prami.os above described VIII be sold Al
pabile a,ona 10 the highest bdirr for Fash w the
Sheriff 81 said county Al ihs ffvb door ~ the Nouf'
House In the ey 81 ~ fsul 10 SAID Ramsey eoaniy, p
saturday ID. yh,esn,h Ur,bl day ~ Jhss nest A u.
1919 ocIoos N the forenoon ~ thai dsy To satisfy
N. balance 81 principal aud interest da. said s-e
Rsd secured Is ssid mortgage, together with all legal
costs. charges aud epyrb.ss " said sale.
Dated Mar T. In51. -
MARY u. DAvfa,
M0f,sssss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02
Bossoa News.

BOsroS, May 24.-Gunther's Millinery
establishment, No. 2s4 Washington street,
was destroyed at IL o'clock last night.
Loss about Sc 900.
The most important anniversary meeting
to-day was that Of the Tract Society. Al
most the first business done was the adop.
ton OF a resolution severiDg all connection
with the New York Society, and dec laring
a re-establishment on a national basis. A
resolution subsequently, introduced express
ing kindly feelings for the New York Soci-
ety. provoked a long discussion and was
finally rejected. The officers for the ensu-
ing year were chosen. The following reso-
luton vas adopted:
Resotued, That the publication during the
present year Of any well written tract or
tracts which may be offered TO the publish
ing committee, calculated TO arouse and con
cen,rate the religious sentiments Of all
Christian men against the slave trade and
to sc, forth its great wickedness, will meet
with the warm appreciation Of the Society.
The steamship Canada was decorated with
flags. aud q salute fred from her deck TO.
day, in honor Of the birth OF Queen Vic
toria.
Owing 10 the coanterieits circulated in
New York and the West, the Brighton
Market Bank proposed 10 withdraw from
circu laiioD al the $50 bills
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02
INSTRUCT COURT. SIXTH JUDI

u NTNE VINTNIUT, FarbAuN Couniy Mlnue,ola
John tpsaorf assiesa joseph Willard.
s1mm"ns ior money demand on contract for payment
oi mubey ,--{ Com, not serI
You ar" hsreby summoned and required 10 answer
he on'npiaiai IN ths action, which has been Aed IN
The ob's Of The ieft Of this Court, FOR tho County
Aforesaid, ~ Hue Esr,h CITY, aud serve . cspy II
Your answer 10 the sad complaint on the sub,erihsr
AFORESAID within t~sSy days afef the service II this
summons ~ you, exclusive ~ the dsy OF such ssrtee
snd youtaii " snawer tho ,ad entn Within tbs
TINE aifesaJ The piainun In this se,ioa wii ,ahs Juas
mrM ~ tins ysu isf the Hum Of vish hundred and
onv ~tkbt doafs. with ipefes, trsn tho twenty Bfst
Gay 81 fHhruafy A. u, one thIasat eight hundred aud
hnS'esbi al the rate of i~saty per cent POT annaa
bssldss tho costs Ut his action.
Dated winnsbsTo CITY, April 18th, 1859
ANDREW &, DUNN
mstla vSw Pt,n,id's Attorney