Superior Chronicle (Newspaper) - August 4, 1860, Superior, Wisconsin SUPERIOR AUG 4 1800 TO l Advertisements to ensure must hereafter n on ten o'clock u in FOR Stephen A Douglas FOK Herschel V Johnson EDWARD RYAN of Milwaukee of La J of Dune KMIL of Jefferson of Dodge CONVENTION A Democratic Congressional District tion Second District in lie State of Wisconsin held the City of Prairie ilu Wednesday the day of 1800 at o'clock M for tho purpose of nominating a Candidate for Congress to bo by the Democratic party of tho said District ut the en- election The last Congressional Convention resolved the basis of representation be as Delegates from each Assembly District provided that whim more than one County con- mi Assembly District ouch County lie entitled to one Delegate in lieu of Assembly District Delegates 1 B WM J GIBSON f If II L DUUSMAN T R A Madison June District MAILS There is great neglect somewhere mid loin cull for reform in the of mails It is a rery common occurrence letters froi New York tiny a o the way and papers of dates in One can travel and buck from Liverpool to ihi place while a letter is Winding its way from any of our commercial cities If a let dotis us in or tight days it i considered us good time but a traveler will the same distance in five days Our and moat reliable mail is via St Paul but whil a part comes that way and in good time i par also comes by the lakes and is doubtless detain cd on the way a week or so We purchase papers fram the boats days later than we receive by and thi sale of news has become quite a ing the post office of a considerable revenue Our citizens are unanimous in desiring an in crease of service overland and an adequate al as the road is now in good condition and a passenger mail stage can rur over it without any difficulty It is hut justice that pioneer settlers should have a timely nut reliable mail while suffering many and laying the foundation for future income to the and commercial perty to country The question should not bo does It pny now 1 The Democrats of Douglas county will meet at the Club Room in Superior on Wednesday v M nt 8 o'clock 8th of August for tho purpose of appointing a- to the Congressional District Convention to be held at Prairie clu on the inst By order of Central STRONG Sec Democratic requested to meet at the Club evening the 8th day of for tho purpose of electing officers and for tho trans- action of such other business as may be pre- sented All members of the Club arc earnestly to attend wishing members to forward their to W i ANn There has been arrivals during the past week consequently our imports have been rather light Seneca firkins 7 ky 1 box books 7 bans iron 3 bundle iron 1 case steel 1 box hardware Schr flour 1 bbl ples sugar 3 bills pork 2 1 bbl bags one cask of com 2 sundries 2 fish lot of household furniture 1 tool chest shingles lath 5 bundles sash doors shingles lath Gales of the National Intelligencer died in oil the night of the 21st in the year of his age He was two- thirds of his life connected with the Intelligencer for several years past he had been very infirm his usual visits to until of last week lie was held in the esteem by all classes of the community His decease occasions the He was buried from his country seat with IN following from tlie Chicago Timet can bo made applicable to us 113 the fanners of lit least the portion of Minnesota are anxiously looking to this point as a shipping port for the large surplus of grain arc likely to have on hand this fall and when our road are they will if encouraged by our merchants haul their grain to this place for shipment but they must first be that they can disposed their produce and that it is to their advantage to haul their grain so far rather than to accept of low prices at home The Times vnys: There is now no reason to doubt that the pre- en t crop of Minnesota will yield more than twice tho usual that at least one million bushels of tho surplus will bo shipped to this city Our neighbors have for some time past been efforts to con- trol the entire wheat trade of the Northwestern States and have been in a measure successful but the time has now arrived when the advantages which our possesses as tho largest primary grain market in the world not be overlooked hence the farmers of the neighboring States seeks this as the which they can always find sale for their produce at remunerating prices with the faction of knowing that they hava had all tho advantages which from the competition that exist in so large a commercial city We that the Illinois Central naand Chicago Union Western and other lines of railways have nearly perfected ments by which all grain shipped from points on the Mississippi river will be conveyed to their barges and to thi city by rail at low rates of freight ami will dispatch It with to his undertaking by speedily ar ns will ensure a direct trade will the farmers of Minnesota kid to the sources of importance of the city K The vili Hie win lir ITTI i i will I h IIt mil r ins will sell nt on lay of nt in of tlie in of nf flic in J i or fu in will lie IM in at the ilulu lice I st ill cont per ui this foreclosure anil a to all those certain pieces or parcels of land situate of Superior county and of cousin known us lots four h'niidred Hix on West Fourth three on Sixth and t on Seventh street Inn dred and on Eighth street one Im- and and LI onu hundred and ninety and one linn red West Ninth Baled Superior Tnly 20th A letter Boston Traveler dated June 21 Announces that last stronghold of he at had been captured ind burned and that Christians were flying n all directions It was rumored that Gidon had Iso been destroyed and Christians of Zach was heroic TJIE 27000 poor devils who hold clerkships at have all been made that Secretary first telegraph in Arkansas was opened on tlic It is tho commencement at the Pacific line and extends from St Louis to The line is to to man Texas via which will make sU hundred and seventy-eight miles from Leuis toward tho Pacific The company is respondent of tho St Pioneer j operations at Los Angelos so as to rum says that on the 18th ult a j lino extending southeasterly from largo lot of ties passed the lake destined i on the route The company far this road they were cut on Apple river the COr- heir continuance in upon their raising and abusing Douglas and portions of their pitiful salaries to and defeat Douglas A Paris letter that a pistol tall was found in Prince Jerome lungs after death which had been lodged there more than lifty years ago duel with a brother of Marshal PUBLIC SALE IWIM VUK on the scs nt fur cash in to tlie on of August Hie in Superior Wisconsin anil n follows to West Second No 287 ami Lois oil West 101 107 Lots on avenue nO fiO and CO Lota on Milwaukee pier No J 4 i R 10 and 84 lots on pier from No 1 to A on pier from No 1 to 34 inclusive 84 lots on pier No 1 to 84 Inclusive Sale to commence at DO o'clock A M For Ihc UMi Annual Meeting of tha stockholders in this company election of will he heldal of No street on Tuesday August 7 10 and 4 p in A report will be hy of Directors Uy order of the Board OP Court nC W Anderson jr against Thompson Defendant Bv virtue fan execution ned out of the County for County to me directed and delivered in entitled cause I have levied upon nil the interest the said defendant had on tlie day of at ime a certain attachment was levied in and to property to Lots number three mil eighteen three hundred and twenty on Wwi street and lots No Dii W Sixth in County of and State of Wisconsin which I will tor at public vendne at the door of Court House in the Town of Superior on MONDAY tlr 20th day of August A IX at teu o'clock a day and will sell to the bidder all the itle and interest which tlie naid hud on the Slh day February or since ii ind to property to satisfy paid execution and osts o-f of Co Office July 7 pust winter We feroe is at Angulos four eighty miles state that a continuous line from San Francisc work on the line and that thirty graded for the tics mid iron by September We are inclined to believo that this road be the first to connect the waters of- the jipi Superior and that u con- will be made by the construction of thirty miles of road via tho head of Lake St Crois with St Paul and St will prove in operation by the July THE number of acres embraced in the fur the public land sales in Minnesota in October next four millions nml three quarters 1 seven millions were- owing to the pressure and intercession of settlers ail except seven hundred thousand acres were A year cf the two or three Tho Chicago Tribune guys that there arc forts making in that city to for manufacturing iron from the ore of lake rior on a scale commensurate with Two hundred Norwegians kee ult ou their way to new homes in Wisconsin Minnesota They came to i Quebec in a Norwegian bark and thence by rail and to Milwaukee lions jf offered sale lands filed i M M better known as Vonu omitted PS a further croy of the La and to settlers The rule is that the oldest Leonard of the have just bet of on ilia result of the an- i As one to election bet material of j at the ami tins that will carry birth Illinois ami too much time to i i i ami little Wisconsin that be will not -i i i r i- 3 i to up the evils anil dancers of I botis made and There is cUnce for itcd in the Hank in this oot Oov has granted a tional pardon to tlie notorious Mouk of La Trappe penitentiary since JUL i Mrr A 2 J in the Post Superior on Couture II Hunt Frank I Hills J II II THK Toronto that tho harvest of in will one of the nil of which had their The It well if of our Democratic above j vice Tnr arrived at on At Mrs K C TKi thus n July 11 Th v i loam a iint to spring the was fired from the Til I ut tho recent rains to v re- covery Tho crop is only middling in lull in funt is crowds on the wharfs and tho display of bunting was to h i AND and A in from trt rt Jfi friends and the public that they have t IV 238 Second Stic where they have now on hand a well seler JLi Gr ID Jbj LIQUORS AND furnished apai 3 -1 to p CO p S 3 to 3 10 tj o -1 -I 73 0 3 June 10 If H ii Mimic will Tho St s in iii 1 aiv iu il a no i f a j tlE r J AMI'S T M U I i i J H I TC S S 3 n H ro jf rain
