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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-19

FORCING Pension WARRANTs.-ln Phila-
delphia, Oh the 9th, Judge VoNDEKsMlTH
was sentenced to 20 years Imprisonment,
and to pay fine Of $4,000 for forging pen.
sion warrants. The Philadelphia Inquirer,
Of the 9th, says:
This has been an extraordinary case, and
involved the heaviest forgeries ever perPe-
trated in this country, In their effect they
reached back to the days OF the American
Revolution, and from that period TO the
present time, generations upon generations
have been fabricated and heirs set forward
as legitimate, who never had an existence.
To carry out this scheme, and to impose
upon the pension Office, required iorgeries OF
the most extended character. To meet the
requirements Of law, and the safeguards,
thrown around the pension system, it was
necessary ia use the signatures OF Judges,
and for this purpose Mr.. Vondersmith did
not hesitate to forge the names Of those who
were associated with him upon the bench.
Clerks Of the Court, Aldermen, Justices oil
the Peace and the name OF almost every
officer known to the civil law, was brought
into requstion, to fully carry out his sys-
TEN of iorgeries. The sums thus obtained
amounted to about $50, 900, and TO reach it,
about six hundred names were forged. The
time during which these forgeries were con-
summated, was a period OF several years,
and part OF it was occupied BY Mr.. Won
dersmi,h in posts Of honor, profit, and posi-
ton, which required men of integrity.
There were no expressions Of poignant
grief and pain visible upon the prisoner at
the time sentence was imposed but The
calm, stoid features, the fixed sternness o.
the eye. the firm compression Of the lip, the
pallidness that passed over the countenanoe
and the workings Of the muscles OF the face
told that connection was raging within
bis breast The Court seemed sensibly Il
feel i,s responsibility, but with unflincbiDe
irmoess passed the sentence.
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From Jamaica.

By the arrival OF the schooner Alpine
from Kingston, Jamaica, we have received
intelligence from that island 10 the 9th inst.
The recent insurrectionary movement in the
Parish OF Westmoreland bad been entirely
suppressed, and things had subsidized into
auietness bat there was general expecta-
ton that on the withdrawal of the troops
from the town OF Ssyannn-la-Msr there
would be another outbreak, and the toll
pates. which had been rebuilt, would be
again destroyed. Threats 10 that eject, II
is said. had been made, and there seemed 10
be q desire for more troops in the colony
there being bat few companies o. the "a
West India African Regiment, and hand
ful Of artlllerymen whites at Port Royal
IL has been charged that certain dissenting
clergyman bad been advising the people 10
r,st the execution OF the laws The I'm
peror soulouq1e, il seems had DOT purchase
The house 10 which he resided, sfter all. VI
had made sad havoc Of the premises Thei
Imrerial Highnesses, sOulouques TIVE
daughters were found oDe day engaged II
the highly laudable task Of purifying appa
rel IN tub Of soap and watsr placed on
barrel in the bss, drawing room Of the ele
gan, mar.ion where be resided, 10 the hono
OF Mr.. Ramos, III proprietor. Further
more. The sIpeusiv, carp,ing and va
paper bad al b.sn soilci 'afe and eo~'i
i,ui, ard Ornamental ire,s-sO grateful 10
uop.ca. ehmsis--had tssn cut down ~
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Compliment 70 Lieut.. MARY.

Prom the National ln,elissDcer.
We have been favored with the subjoined
translation Of letter recently addressed by
Baron Humbolt to Lieut.. Marry, Of the
National Observatory:
BERLIN, April IL 1859.
1t is with the most lively acknowledgment
that offer to my illustrious friend and as
sociate, the Superintendent of the United
States Observatory and Photographed
Office at Washington, the tribute OF my
respectful admiration. The maritime con-
ference at Brussels, and the happy influence
which your visit to Europe has fortunately
exercised, especially where your presence
has been enjoyed, have contributed to spread
your views concerning the means OF short
ening the duration Of voyages through seas
traversed BY currents. You are now er JOY.
Ing the fruits Of immense labors.
1t belongs to me more than to any other
traveller OF the age to congratulate my IL
lustrious friend upon the career which ne
has so gloriously opened.
Scarcely in state Of convalescence,
must limit myself at present to Offering you
the tribute OF acknowledgment due you Tor
so many years.
Your very humble and very obi. servant,
ALEXANDER VoS HUMBOLDT,
At the age of 80 years
The usual excuses for the incorrectness OF
my horrible writing.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

The Republic tells good story Of an
adventure an old gentleman psssionately
fond Of pool had lew nights ago. lie
is occasionally given to chance in other
games, it is intimated.
Well. be came home very late from .
siege at pool" His wife was asleep.
When she swoke in the morning. she found
upon the floor marble which had dropped
out Of her husbands pocket when be came
to bed, upon which were the figures L."
What is this u" said she TO her lord.
Lord opened his Observation-Disclosures
was confused, and stammered--" Why,
why, it's marble, amt it!"
YES" said she, "but what are you do
ing with marble in your pocket!"
In my" pocket well--ah the fact is,
I've had that marble in my pocket Tor the
last thirty.fve years-ever since used to
play for keeps with Bill -"
Indeed! ncredulously asked his wife,
1" but what are these figures on here for !!
What does |. mean 7"
al mean !" said he, hesitatingly, " Oh.
ny phy, that wus the number of marbles
BLi o.eed me uhen IRE quit playing; he
marked IL on there SO I wotaiint forget Il Z"
The old fellow had narrow escape, and
hasn't played any more pool since.
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Green's PacifieatiO"-Cass Recovered
San Juan FILLED Up.

Corresp ondence Of The Courier and Enquirer
WASHINGTON, Friday Night Senator
Green, OF Missouri has suggested compro-
mise between the disagreeing factions of the
democracy, which meets the approval OF
President Buchanan and Secretary Cas-,
and which i. is expected, will unite the par
~. The western democracy insists on the
reinstatement of Mr.. Douglas as regular
member of the party. Mr.. Green proposes
TO drop all discussion upon Intervention and
non intervention as non essential, and pro-
poses also the withdrawal of all opposition
to the admission Of Kansas, whether as a
free or slave state, in the next Congress.
These bases of accommodation are accepted
by the administration, and the breach be-
tween the factions of the democracy is re-
garied as healed.
General Cass has completely recovered
from bis indisposition, and has been active.
" occupied these two days in examining and
answering dispatches from Nicaragua and
Mexico.
The filling up Of San Juan harbor is re.
garded as settling the transit difficulties, and
has given Mons. Belly his cruel by closing
up the outlet OF his canal.
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Destructive Fire.

OsBKosH, May llth.-Las'lnight about !
O'Clock, fire broke out in the rear Of Marks
Exchange and Oshkosh House.
Six entire blocks were consumed, three
on east side Of Ferry street The wind was
blowing quite breeze from the south east,
and the buildings mostly Of wood, burned 20
RAPIDLY that in q little more than an hour the
whole was in flames.
The Oshkosh, Winnebagd hnd City Hotels,
and the Banking House Of Kellogg 4 Co,
were consumed.
The inmates Of the Oshkosh House had
hardly time TO leave their beds. The Post
Office building was burned, but the mails
were saved.
The Ioes Is very heavy, probably not less
than half million u dollars. Many lost
all they but very little Of the property
was insured az the exposure was 70 great
that 20 reliable Company would take risks
except at very high rates, and Tor this rea-
-on some had allowed their policies 10 run
ont without renewing, and Others would 10,
insure al all.
Among the heavis, losers are y. X.
Hutchinson * Co, hardware dealers, $40.
600. No insurance. Bigger a Hill, dry
good. dealers, s25 600 s. II. Cotuell, Mr..
Doe, &. T.. Harlow & Co, dry goods Al
len & Billings, hardware; Page A Co, gro
ceries, lost mostly their entire stock.
A sOn Of Mr.. Garrett, while about the
ruin. at an early hour this morning, wa
killed by q chimney falling.
The ere 10 supposed To be The work Of az
legendary. !, wa at on FIRE IN two PLACES
. AL the nex.paper Ofices, two English sDd
two German, was destroyed. The Demora
saved Their press and most Of their stock -
Nothing i ~ Of the bushes. part Of III
town but oue dry good. store, one grocery
zoe clothing .,orc and one hotel, The Adam
Hou-e
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
- 90 sGEKtR-ss- DlSrRicf coCgf, totFTH
Dtsfhi.f.
Jsass Apih.oo ~ slps % Moore
Summons
10 kIsu "a MOVIE
You are hereby summoned ard required 70 answer
~. emp ts.s ssss, sbab hA~ ssss hied 10 us
Oras "A The Cisrt II The bs,rtct Court 10 sad st~ he
egabiy of Nsshsf aforesaid. Of tass cur. In sad
.1su,y snd W serve . copy II yoas sbs-1 "a III Sad
eoapf.st gu ne sub.cfi6~r o. his once, Ia vofvsi
IHy Ia s.id county ~nbin tsssy dAJs alter TIE ser.
Vbs 81 bs summons Jos, exclusive u NE dAy of sAf
,sr,ies end " yoD fsN The SAID complaint
4ihn The tine aissssald. lbs pisisus 10 This acton
viii apply 70 ibs coari fs The relief dsnAbdsd 10 tts
Compliant -
A. q. SMITH
mxax sU Pt.iald Au.snss.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA--DIs-
- fHfCT cDt,Er EOUHTu JUDICIAL DISTRICT

CTATE OF MINNESOTA-Dls-
- rHfCT COURT, vOUhfB JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Benton tDUnty.
ssmasi Lseeb axsins l. g Elpssy
san
10 %. q Kinney, the shove uamsd ssfssdAni
You are hsrrbJ summoned aud required so sas~st he
comp the sbov. sb,itsd so,1n. sblsh said
plato, has been Hisd " the sni.s Of The tsft ~ hs
blsfsi Court and iDs ssid eoaBiy II Bentoh 10 The
hss ~ hsas Rapids In sad epus,y aud "a asyy
m toaf % the sad complaint on he snbsprbet,
A. b.. otbes ll-EsDs Rapids, Ia ,s~ county Of bsstN.
yos. exclusive u The dsy II such ser,,cs
aaf ~ yo1 " sbssrr bs sAd complaint villain
time .fof.sad the pl4ibn IN this sstb,n YIN ,she
Jadxmsst ssaHst yog fof The sun ~ tea bssdred and
s~sshissS 81 D d9lsfs tzi7 ~ 100 ~h Interest hsrs
NJ The ~ per cen, per month. ffass hs eth
DAP ~ August A. ~. Que thousand stEht hundred
sbS HfJ or anti he tn dsy 81 tsgB,t " DG, and
ifom sstd 5th Day ~ August u 1857. viii iBsrss 81
The rate a per cent per month, 1ss'hsr ~tb he
costs and dis tpsssmsDts Of this aeiioo
Dassd ApriI I'm, A. u ikS -
va, ~ MOORE,
attL ws~ tlan,iHs Atiofnsy
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SliERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE

~ Of an execution ssuei 81 and under The seal "
the District Court IN And for tho county Of waseca haie
at Minnesota upon lnigmen, render ed aud doe r,ed IN
said ooart the fourteenth day of February, n ta
~ action whrr-iu Nsrin AbernAthy 10 psintR, and
William VI Chan berlin :. defendant IN tawr OF said
plsinuB and a,ast ssd defendant ar the %
buedred thriy nine dollars and triy nine cents t ptv
With interest ftom tcndiiiua. I have this Vie, day ~
Apr A. u. 1867 levied upon Tho following pieces aud
parcels o real esi.ie situate In said couaiy s the prop
ery Of sad defendant ADD all he right title aud ineres
hs, the sad defendant had therein tho iih day Of No
Nemhst u, 'tss the da- 81 the original attachment
thereof in this aouea q sisn, time 'hsfeahss io~n
The south half Of the snubwrst qu tter of sscti.A
three southeast quarter nj nc sn1hsast quarter 81
section four III n,heas, quarter vi the northeast quar-
~ section hine p northeast quarter OF sect on Gle
ven nj Southwest quarter of se.tien i~sniyt~o l2
norhwesi quarter Of section twenty three Isl all In
ta~nship oae hundred and ssses lTh nof'h at range
t~eaty three ISL west, and lH fur and ave and 81
with the bud,ass thereon. In BLOCK twenty one t2l In
H. Mary, IN said couaty,
Aud notice 1. hereby given, thai viii sell The sbo,e
described real estate aud all The right title and ,s eel
said del. Bdan had therein ~ the date Of said aiAohebt
Ia the highest bidder for cash. At public suction 81 he
once The rd ., wilton In sid oouey. wsdees
dsy, ths sb day Of June. A u 1859 a,ws iiol o'eiots
tho fofcpooa III said DAY In satisfy said sssea,ioe. ~
q ether with intrrss aud costs tbsS eas.
dated nj Wilton April ~ ttbe
kATnAkiEL OAKLAND,
thern u wassea County
", a. Lowsu 4 90. risnuTs Attorney.
spG wdS
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fuel wood, and the entire premises reeked
with nth. His Majesty received notice to
quit, and was served with an action Of dam.
ages, whereupon, emulsting the polite ca
nine animal, who seeing preparations being
made to kick him down stairs, walked down
himself, his Majesty paid good round sum
in liquidation of damages, and evacuated
with all the houors of war
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BrsHsEiL, the Ob,rlin rescoer Wa sen-
tened ~ The llih inst, a, Cleveland 70
90 day. iHprisonnen; 10 tie coan,y Jail and
$500 tne xlth cost..
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cuERIFF's sALE-pY VIRTUE

NHEKIFFS SALE.-F1 IkTu u
~ Of srsuaoo ssp.d eu, 81 and under the seal Of
hs nls,Fioi Coat and os hs toouy Wassea. h,As
~ Mioe.aaa upep Judgement rendetsa and d?ehs,sd
sad county The sIts~nth day ~ APrl, 4. ~ tnA0
IN an srth VII. rein kdward eusf 10 plainin aud pan
si Tripp !. defendant, In favor ~ said pslnun aod
against ssd dsfsndant for the som II two hundred and
my eight dollar. aud nine cents, VH< ~ With Interest
from rendition have hi. 2s, day ~ April u, lt1g
levied the ioivlDs pieces aud parcels Of real -
tate situated In said county As properly ~ ssid d~frsdah
and s the rsh ute aai Interest tbs, The said dsfsnsas
bad therein the lIih Gay of November, A, ir, the
date ~ tn " sinai attachment thereof In this anu"o ~
sby tiss thereafter ~ wN Tbs same pfemises late
called sad sne~n the "Trip Place, "ssd
Notice hereby given thai ~ aei The above deserib
cd real estate. all h~ right And III. and Int est ~ said
defendant al The date ~ said sltarhmsn, 10 The Highest
ddisf fof gssh 81 pu lie sp.tis NJ The Office 81 he
HhsriT =, wilton IN said Gobpty, on Wednesday he
eighth tsbD DAY of June A. o. lhbS 81 eleven o'clock ~
The fsaob of said day 10 satisfy said .t~eu,oo tossh
snb Interest aud costs thereon
Dated 81 Wilton, tpfti 7ist 1863
kA1tiAkiEL GARLAND,
thsriH II Wsssea County,
", a. Lovstl co. riAinuTs Auornsys
apr wsw
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nIsTRICT COURT, SIXTH JUDI

~ CtAL DISTRICT FAfIbsah Coantt hiBBesses.
John spencer agsins, Joseph wulfosd.
sam mons Tor not.y demand oa contrast fH payment
u money -- CON, not ssf
You are bsrsby sammopsd and required 10 snswsr
tho ispI Ia this srtioo, ~hbsb has been hlsd In
the ofhf. Of the Clsfs ~ this touf for hs Coany
Aforesaid at Niue tsih Tity. and u serve cSpy 81
your the SAD e"npisin' On The snesssbef
his office az Wsssbago shy ~ tho County 81 faStbaull
aforesaid within twenty days after The ssrvies 81 is
summons 700. exclusive ~ The dsy ~ saeh ssrvae
aud you fail h the ssid complaint within me
tine AforesMid the pisiB,u is AETNA Gill ste JUG
IN. ~ ss.lns you f he u eight hundred Asd
sny eight dollars ~ib interest frum the twenty hTs,
aay Of fsttnafy A D. tbnisa, eight hundred and
Gny -ish q, IA" rate ~ tsenty per cent per snnum
bssldes the ~ this action,
bsisd Wthusbas9 CJ, April RIB lt5p
AkDHEN q. DUNN,
mayi1 sf~ ~ 'inin' . Attorney.
, 1859-12-23

a. u. lstV, The Il g couaty IApk ", Martin I. br.d
!*y andG S.%pes nov oF 1T {s1ts:ss under ssa aa
xaelle H~,Se hereby ne VIC Ms1n G. Adlsy
OF - s C!t1k Of re sur.ruE s:ouFt Of Chi
eAku iae thsA A.v u Nose II D. ,9 sutf of
the R..c+ County A4k, AMI s.n,s at ala
tn G. a AID c. &C uaekt!' ror TO suu af swenty
.es hLd1s t~e!sa .sisl dtrass daeessd 10 t&s
t. Se~, thrs<f up shs sid Martin e.
b<atey .ai - {. t4ape @asl! res~ MY b AID APPEAR
ass lay of The term taerets 70 be hoten II Tho rcut
Hou4e a ths Ctr Of Cst 80, ttt Muud1y ct fsh
r.asy D. ts<o x:ye -, cal hail and pead the said
p.nstn. aee" ~ spsA; - r t,tsr.a A as.a's yes
II AE pruprty attached nay !<ut 10 sa:sy tho
ju3x md cost4 Will he Aohi to the
WALTER klMBALl., Liefk.
, 1859-12-23
CHATTLE PROPERTY,

Pubic !. ereoy gwen tnas. hy virtue oi the pos.
r. I'D
Gsvs,v ss :se ,na r. lis g 1sss d
* * rhrs: = ai.te ~ M ~ !; saf e xses
a1saee -, duly .~Ened io 1.s t9re;hes .h hs aecs
acnt of thr t.. reatcne Lid mong.se also BY s
& i:y = 7:ss;S.
z.!;s r: F;a;Ss: Wids% VIII :. iaisT Boz ~;
pefendMt tha % tte tweny .sh,h aty Of pee, w n:
te s' as T. Eud a1s' e s hsa,t se dasE
=, tne cornetof w4b;,. .rcnue .ad Soua ~.:.s ,.t n
ss ~ q sase 4: s Id ST.
furniture and pso Ely ,a,s., n. n he Ao.m Hvss 4
s1S & e. @
s:aaed Del t..de ysu Il ana snse aek w:is1t i:s.
~
elc ss'aE Matt resse.: Double ead IL MSnxlt rs1rs bes
To.els and Beddsas q u dcsc.lpsions. Cha r.. St:
Wa,hb " :. nd Pitch. r s:op J1;s Water uotlle.
M4h fany n:aek walt4. Bat..us {nain @ :nd ms's's
hss3n i"S k :s A.e's IS t:
s":ss and Arm ChHs: Oat Reception chaia I'D sofas
;a.:e% St5g* f;s.sh TSsE:S; s:;si;; isEt.ia
M c Ga3i Fs, ss1 Is IT.!
cna pe I.sso, set. Of Ke.ewoo4 T. ss!surt Kose.os
FLUSH CbatIs Unce cta1 Match s.ics, Mat. AuEers.
Se.er. Gcucs Red aad ueset Table C:scI.. CEceteIJ
e. G.a. pshs. aad pseaassfs Tsnbe,. Gotlet.. W,e VIZ
s;'t Ptse no'ss sa csss Gses
War .na Faai,sr c,na waef LSEt III! SS.i3.. is
ttansr and FnnInr~ Window Shades and fxt"res, Dig
nEzocu h~Erines sa and fo. Ct cher sstl'
TIT whole con,ns the complete outdt Of h1stclass
ho RI IN fhl+k3ty-
The SAFE will ctente ut IN O'Clock In the forenoon ana
eou:lbue from day u day until the whole Is sold.
HORACE KuITE. ASSIGNEE Ut sad Mortgage,
DyJ. + HUyf. Ills AsEnt,
and Temporary Keresrer:
, 1859-12-23

in this city on last Tuesday, and made bis busi-
ness known 10 Marshal Craw and Detective Nc
kipstry, who rendered him uE1 the assistance IN
their power. On FtiJas last Mr.. Letts vent to
Wellington, 14orain county, where be had been
led to believe be might hear something Of
S,earns. Yesterday he got track OF the 1nur-
derer. and learned lint h. WAS engaged in paint.
ing few miles from Wellington.
Mr. Lets took q carriage and atsfted Tor bis
man. liz met him on tAo MAR, going towards
Wellington. Let's turned around aud followed
Stearns into town. Arriving at the hotel Stearna
commenced paying his livery bill. when Let's
sprang upon hin, and threw him down. 4 se-
we're struggle ensued, in which Etearns eDdeav-
ored to draw q revolver and knife. but Letts IL
game to the bitter end, and CAME OF conqueror.
He arrived in the city this morning with Slearus
who, htadcufed md subdued, was lodged in
Jail. Iii. Let's will leave for Michigan with him
tomorrow. =,
Mr. Larazelere was prominent and much re-
spccted citizen, znd his murder created great
excitement in Csss County. Nj. Let's deserves
special credit for his untiring efforts to capture
the murds rer, and We trust bis toNnsmcn will
appreciate the decided services he has rendered
to outraged law. Stearus is about twcnty.eight
years ole, Las a swarthy face and black. wicked
eye, aud would be picked out rs cut-throat
among hundred men By the most casu1 OBJ
server. He grew confidential to Nj. Let's last
eesening. md told him he was" New York
kHrCiar hY traden =
, 1859-12-23
Winter I.tfs at TIC Gold Mfuea

Winter Life at the Gold Mines.
4 cleSer correspondent Of the Missouri
Democrat, writing from Denver City and Aura
ria under date Of December sth, dishes up the
following tit bits of gossip:
, 1859-12-23
For hlx bride mtnet sought her,
And 4 peck of duet hsd he,
On the banks o! the t'lal1e watrr.


Golden City, twelve miles from here. towards
the foot Of the mountains. has got 10 be large
and thriving town. There aie many stores
there--the principal ones arc kept BY the hos
ton Company aud By Price HarTie: The
principal hotels there are, the Jefferson House,
on Washington avenue, kept by Messrs. usr-
Eey 1 Wright: and the Golden ctr House, b9
areyasquez Hoas-. By Messrs. Hughes Dry:
ant, and the Jefferson House. by Mr. Carr, Of
Omaha or Council bluffs. The grand new ho-
tel an ].arap1e street, Denver, is not yet opened
by s'r. Broanwell. The Kansas House, on Law
man 4 Clements, {of Tecumseh ard Lawrence,
Ksnsas.l The p.ee Of boarding in 1hsse ! ho,
per week 1hev nre generally as we'll kept as
any such in the States. Cul1radu City Al pres
cnt has nc.rlv $50 houaes erected. and choice
lots arc estimated as highly therein as At this
capital. Lots here in Auraria and Denver range
from $50 to $500 and $1,000 Some persons
buv lots for $40 and sel1them in tweck or Two
after for $500. Gen. 1.ariincr sold several Gnc
lots in Denver quite ehcsp before he started for
The States. Rents Of rooms, houses, md ~.
looms range from 80 to $s5 per month
, 1859-12-23
Arrest Of Murderer after 4 Long and
Hard Chx4c.


On the night Of the asth Of last October. four
bur. Lars entered the store of Wm. Carlin. in
Dowasiac, Cass county, Mich. While they were
in the act Of plundcFing the store. Nr- larszc-
inc bis family OF On the cars, came along aud
asked them shat right they had in the store At
thu. time Of night, uue Of them-John sseazos
by name-rose up from behind the counter,
drew = revolver md shot Mr. Larazelere through
tue heart Mr.. l.. felt dead upon the floor. and
burglars were srre,ted few days afterwards,
ami are now in Jail st Dowagiac. john Let's, !
deputy sheriff Of Cas- county ,i1nredistetr COM
menccd pursuing the murderer Stearns, End has
been indefatigable and sleeplcss in the chase.
He has travelled since October, through Iiehi-
gan, Indiana, Ohio, and portion Of New York
The murderer until quite recently. He arrived
, 1859-12-23
ta.e row II etors, and asu aly reeeiv,nz. fn srd
eu:1rlets stock OF
GROCERIES,, I

I Il oC r. Il L r. -
Composed In part, !. follows which Invite the r.
teILen OF the lt7de:
50 bids muscavado Sugar.
las do Porto Rico do
70 do Now Orleans do
400 bbls Chicago Refined 9ugazs
aso Ia Mew York do DO
IS bags Old aovernn*t Java Coffee,
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100 do Golden do
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900 hf chests Green and Black To&
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400 do A1Pa1m Soap,
100 do 6tar 0audles,
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215 butts do do
$50 fancy c.,ddies do
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576 do NJ. f. do
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400 coils Manila and Jute xops,
&75 reauns Wrapping Paper,
375 balea do TWios,
112 bbls Pure Cider VInosaxt
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