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No.tce 10 holders per cent Treasury
under the of 2sth Of January, Is47,

Notice TO cent Treasury
under the net of 2sth Of January Is17,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July g. 1917
A ARRANGEMENTS Will he made by which holders
"A of above notes will receive the interest,
which will be payable them six months after their
spectve dates from the Treasurer of the United States
Washington Assistant Treasurers New York. Boston,
and Charleston; Treasuers of the Mint Philadelphia
and New Orleans, the Collector of the Customs at Balt
more. X. j. WALKER,
July S-w4t Secretary of the Treasury
The National Inelgencer and German Gazette Wash
ingon; Argus and SUM- Baltimore; Keystone and Penn
sylvanian, Philadelphia Evening Post, Globe, and sun,
New York Post and Times, Boston Patriot Charleston
Courier and Southener, New Orleans, will copy.
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Navy Beef and Pork for Is4s.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, June %, 1877.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for beef,
~ and proposals for pork the case may be, VIII be
received at this office until O'clock p. Monday, the
I'd day of August next for furnishing and delivering free
of all cost and risk to the United States,
Five thousand four hundred barrels of navy beef and four
thousand eight hundred barrels OF navy pork.
Each barrel contain not less than two hundred pounds
weight of beef pork of weight in either
article will be paid for To be delivered at the respective
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SPLENDID SCHEM ES.
To be Drawn In August, IS47.
j. w. EIAURY ~ CO., Managers,
Successors TO JIG. Gregory g. Coz

$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass No. As, for lSH
To be drawn in Alexandria Saturday, 7th of August,
1917.
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WASHINGTON AND HIS GENEKALs.--By J. T.
w Headey; in vols.the second volume this day re-
ceved for sale 10y f. TAYLOR for circulation Ito sub
scrbers only from the WaverlY Circulating Library
June IL
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DOARDING.-MRS. WILLIS, the corner OF L and
18th Streets has vacant two pleasant rooms, that she
would be pleased to have occupied One is suitable Tor
family the other for single person. This is one OF the
most healthy locations in the city, and convenient to a the
public departments Terms moderate
She can also accommodate several gentlemen to take
meals. June 25-law3w*
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BOSTON Academy's Collection OF Church Music
ID Just received lot of the Boston Academys collection
church music consisting of the popular psalm ana
hymn tunes anthems sentences chants, &c &c togeh-
e with many beautiful pieces tunes, @c, selected IRON
the com positions of Hayden, Mozart, Beethoven ~c
Also the Gamma acra Boston collection OF church
sic compiled by Lowell Mason, for sale at Statoners man
Pennsylvania avenue. ,,,,, rrscrrrp
June 30 WIN. rieIOii'Si.-
DREsCOT'rs PERU-A few copies Just RECEIVED by
+. TAYLOR.
July
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p EMOVAL.-L.F F. CLARK bcgs leave to inform his
customers and the public generally, that he has
moved his paper hanging and npholsterng establishment
to the new brick house the north side of Pennsy
avenue four doors Of 18th street. where he hopes be
permanently located and where he will be pleased
tend to any who may favor him with call. He has in
a choice selection of and cheap paper-hangngs
and other articles in his line of business, which he VIII
sell at prices that cannot fail 20 please.
All work in the papehanging and uphosering line
ecuted in the best manner and the reasonable
He returns his thanks for past and hopes by
strict attention business and sincere desire please
merit a continuation of the same. June S-eo3lF
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From the Blue Hens Chicken, (IDel)
We call the attention of readers the certificate OF
Rev. s. Williams, pastor of First Baptist Church. Psburg,
In relation to DIR. Smiths pills We ourselves bear
umony to the excellence of these pills. of having
used them, and experienced great relief from them.
The above is the best paper in the State of Delaware
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ToNAwADA, Pa, Sept Is, 1916.

III t BENZ SMITH,
DEAR sIR Your agent leb with lot of your sugar
coated pills, and have but few boxes left Every box
have sold has given entire satisfaction | have taken
them myself, and / consider them the best pills [ have
used, and not afraid to recommend them to the
public. wish further supply at once.
Yours, respectfully
JACOB KILLER, p NJ
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Tickets $sI0--Halves s5-Quarters So so.
Certificates Of packages OF 20 whole tickets 500
Do do OF 20 half do so
Do do of 20 quarter do Is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
Fresh Shad! Fresh Shad.
EIRNT OE TIE SEINDN

A > usual, We now offer our patrons the first
shhD Of the season For four years past we have done
a NeS sane ung an are determined every e1eton
heretofore to offer the customers OF Ahambr every luxury
- be obtained from Maine to Texas. r w AtLHN
ia ~ ltlh street sign OF the Deer day Ia at light
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
HEPUnLIcATIoS or THE FoREIGN
NEW IAw unnI,S

VIE general Laws OF fcnnsylvhna, ffom year 1900 10 A.
pth q Ieib Internationally arranged, and refer
cnres To al the decisions supreme
giving construction 10 aid Laws; and copou cond by
Jane Dunlop Of PtshufT Digest Ccnvrysrr NJ les
ameniary Registry all tho States rf nc ,,
eng references 10 the ang tce-n IN most
OF the safes Together with the Forms Aeknnyy igru cn Pro
tate Renguishnen required By the stl,us ~ snd In IA,
IN each preceded by hucfufause Rrne r no 10
the naiufe execution and operation Deeds ard ws and
81 ny an Appendix Of ts approved general rs Of these in
smtnt being practical guide Tor LAWYERS pnbr
oeer' AMI men Of business by James Thosnon late OF v,
Juit pnbshed ard iof snIr " feha DRINKEH MnRRfa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
BALTIMORE LOCK lNFIKMAHY
NO.. observation-disclosures, near the Hridxo
UNDER Tnk sKILfUL CHARGE OF
DR. IL A r. IS,

| MI SsAkSs OF
| TX X IL -
| DpESESr, ~ ~,
uSNEoEN - 10 the afflicted the most co,,a;r
u remedies and edieae treatment in n p,r,.cul,,
chronic affections to be ioundi city, or the Unnn anu
| . THIS INsTITJTION,
having TOT the many years its e,,ab,hnrnt IN ham
uhoe 'he direction Of sklfu and regular physician. on 80,
~, p oohuehee winch no other aspue to- Ttr pn.,
eight years experience could grateful
WV s' nave been cured through from th ono.
| CokE WARRANTED No CIR .nGr
IN IRON ~ to IS hours in maid IN. ro.t
The best part OF his life study ofhi- bra Of
VI Harms blends practical observation Theoretical Lno,
and assures the unfortunate ,knl aid and candid
OUT eiasseranon OF eItot.ion an charges
r MARK THIS!
Dr. H. has been engaged extensive secret d,n,. ~
| ue s ,han any other physician in this cay. 'e
49, success attending his been well at,s
"a, o ulseening public The remedies used nv him
LOT their speedy aud certain cdec) are as mia "a
man,n eur. IN =. 49,, n IN hnucnee-hey perform a per
81. ~ " ~ many hoa" As 1t formerly required DAYS and
| %., 80
ne .Ienmen iDr H. requires restrictions in die, or
ou ou'nssnnder Its benign operation the dsrstiv,
are prsees sy ~ quotations breath
DR. A. abiur,. rhs ne' -
Tutn.n,,ns ILL.,, o compounds OF Mercury, Baisam
r,.or Of The t ana other e''gu'ng common
rrmsds. san ou' through sweet and purifying vegetable
constitution. rIean.,n. r. - Hu OF throwing back
strength ~ The . ~ Oooa restoring vigor TO the organs
LET THE READER Rrur,,p
these important remedies are The 80, =, EubER,
tended experience. The sn OF close Application and
humble ROOF, 81 r. - om 'he lofty mountains
| ing praise. - "'aDe vocal O' The voice oiceho-
Dr. H. may well eoprrnt,,,,. hi..-.,, --.
from his rejoice that he - Inn VIC sn aeerenE
giled throne OF "a nh, hofs ehNiabe than tho
TaKE I,r = G.,
Let the unfortunate dryotee. OF 6,.. ,i..',,,,
affection oyertakes no time sbo ID be- ~ ~ nl Nnen
cation to competent physician as tbcy NOS o,, app'
pain AVOID modification, eiude rrest "on
enablc their to be morr u' but
he could justly be- where symptoms have brcom,
disease ,,n,d ~ uio
sufficient To ,,,k. e. ., is uuy ter
horrd repu.ye 10 eon,.n,ni.,s mart "
discoong bIotehe, with raetins ~. and
py deadly Do son prey,ny ,ncn - - e uohap-
then do awake a sense ofthsir darrc 10y WI
shudde rnr fear frou III, hol " "ne we iarn
scOurge errinr hum,niv ,t n ~, 49, pan OF THIS
equally alarming though NOR. 80 uI 'heFe are
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09

No 40 south % street. Philadelphia
Dear Sfc Vegetable Liquid Hair Dyo that received NJ Vol,
o. met with read sale md general satisfaction Plea a.
asad me further supply without delay entirely out aod
ivss daily calls f1f %. Yours. &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09

STATE hAEYEASD,
BsLTIN,EK CRY, W.T..
BE membeed that % day January ls45 before me
the ubseter Justice Of IN and for the
city Aforesaid personally appeared Benedict
oath ,hc Holy EyauEey OF Almighty
facts get forth the above Just and true
stated Sworn before JESSE CLOUD ] p
II this publication should eye any who in the
discretion and mpudenee youth
on Aussany Of the evils alluded above French
Doctor offers his and pied ssersey
Tie believes he rcmeynE their Elhrnys
and Of obhinnz for them
iJ- Remember, Dr HUET Of French Medical House IG
south Frederick "a before the hous
Advice daily from a 10 10 p
Baltimore. g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
J. II. EUSTACE Il son

ID ESPECTFULLI solicit the merchants of
Virginia trading passing through Richmond
their stock Of Drugs Medicines Paints and Dye
prepared offer such inducements think
intsesto eonhne their dealings way place
Ginseng BeeswaI and exchange for goods
the highest market price.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09

tAsH FOR RAGs-The Franklin Manufacturing Company
- intending TO extend their Paper Will pay in
sssh the highest price for and Ren or eoousd
County Merchants may forward parcels rags TO the
BEL WIZ will femitpaymenia as be may be directed.
JOHN RICHARDS
Superintendent rankin Ma COMFY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
GARDEN SEED

~
At Wholesale and Retail:
A RIlCHoKE-Green Globe Leek-Large Scotch
~ Aspsrasus-White Cant Lettuce White and Green
fole Beaus-laree smal lma Head, Early CURED Irdia,
Snap Beins-Eary China and Gree Co.'S Brown
Yellow FIX Weeks Dutch
Do Early Mohawk DO moon ,Meon-Nutm,r Green Cirpp.
DO Refugee 10 Pine Anne
Bcrt-Eaty blood, jurnp rooted Water Mron-hnes kind,
DO do Yellow 10 INasurtum
Do Long Boo.. Marsel Wuttzel Musiard-vhe and Black
DO White Sicsln French sugar on on-wkite and Red
Bsoeoii-Whte and Purple Caps .okra
Cabb ce-Faty and YORK Ptas-Landrrhs Extra Ear
EaTy AID Late Bat Ear Ezry Nav. do Frame Blue
ly Sug1roaf Large ngumheal Fuis.au Dwarf Mauowfat
Large Bergen, Fiat Dutch Bishops Dwarf Prolific
Drumtead savoy, Green Curl Pcpper-Asored
ed Savoy Red Ouch |Parsnip--Iorr smooth. FRENCH
CauIdowrr-Fary and Late Sugar
CecTy-whie SOld lPar.lsv-Fipe Curel
I-rrot-Long Orange, Lorg RED Pumpkln-Large Yellow
and White Fled .Elu. art--sor Tarts
CFess-Curet or Pc7psTgr1sS Radh-LoSg ScNet Long
CueGmhcr-taTiy Frame ditto White Tuu.p, ScaIet
Cluster Lcng Green Long Turnp, Black spanish
Pucky CherkiR picking .Salsh-or Vegetable Oyster
Coru--FarIy Sugar. do Tu,caro- Spinach
do Golden Sioux SQuash-Eaf, Bunch
Endiye-"feen CURED Iouato-Larre Red and Yellow
Egg Pant-furp'c |Tump-Assoted
kale-Bue Cufled Siberian. Herb and Flower Seeds
Gr'en Curled Scotch. Rape or. WIN. PALMER
IA %
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KENT, KENDALL u ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,
~ MAIN STREET,

AVE in store, and are now receiving, their
stock OF British French and American Dry
fan trade, comprising unusually and variety
which will be sold low they be bought
this county and 10 which they respectfully the attention OF
the trade. KENT, KENDALL a ATwATER
senta
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R ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

- lht annexed - one Of the proofs that daily
eevtnr from abroad ihat INV VEsY
rantt L9uD HAR pSE the very best that ever was
muse.
-. . ALBASY, Sept. ID, 1876.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24
Correspondence of the Tribune.

WESTFIELD, ~. J Dec. oth AS47.
have to inform you that the large barn
of Mr. LORENZO Bliss, of this town, which
was we'll filled with hay and grain, was
destroyed by fire last night, and that sew
en- horses and six head of horned cattle
that were in the stable were also burned.
1t is supposed to have been fired by two
Irshmen, who applied for permission to
stay at the house of Mr.. Bliss over night,
and were informed that Mr.. B, was ab-
sent; that they had better remain until he
came. They then asked liberty to stay
in the barn, which was denied them. They
left the house, and were seen to turn from
the road to the barn, and within fifteen
minutes from the time, the barn was dis
covered to be on fire in two places at con-
siderable distance apart, and before aid
could be obtained was entirely consumed
with all its contents.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24
CAUTION.

WOULD give notice to the peope
1.-The Mining region, and western partd
the Territory, that a pedlar by the nam
of Hiday, (who has sold great many Of
my matches in that section Of country
has caused to be printed in this city, 1t
of MATCH LABELS under the name 4
Il. ". Pierce &. Co, which he intend
Gas supros } to put upon Matches ofhs
own manufacture, and palm them offs
the genuine r. w. Pierce's Matches
This, therefore, is to caution the Mei
chants and Traders in that section not TO
buy the said X W. Pierce & Cos. Mat
ches, if they wish to get the genuine, as
| am in Company with no one-but doing
business upon my own hook as usual, and
the labels were printed without my know
edge or consent. X. w. PIERCE.
Milwaukee. Dec. g. 1916. 1873
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVeNTION.

This body met at the Capitol, on the
18th inst, and organized by the appoint
ment OF Hon. CHARLES Dunn President
pro tenn.
Hon. NJ. L. MARTIN, was subsequently,
elected President of the convention. and
Thomas MHUGH Secretary.
We think the course pursued by the
Convention, of taking the cd Constitu
ton as the basis for a new one, and SUBJ
uniting the Objectionable articles to COM
mittees. for revision, is good one and will
enable the Convention to despatch the
business before them, with but little de-
lay.
Considerable time was occupied upon
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES,

Our citizens have been more than usu-
ally favored during the past week with
Lectures and Exhibitions upon scientific
sebjects. Those of Dr.. Maxson, upon An
atomy and Physiology, were highly inter-
esting and useful, DR.. NJ. entertained
several audiences during his stay in town,
with lectures exhibiting the various por-
ticps of the human body in manner well
calculated to call forth the praise of all
who witnessed the exhibition. His Man
akin, or model man, is spoken of by our
medical men as the most perfect repre-
sentation of the human TO- m, in all its
parts, that has ever been exhibited in any
country and, in fact, that not even
real "subject " oan be exhibited TO that
advantage with which Dr. M. dissected
and exhibited the Manakin.
For two or three evenings past, the
Court House has been occupied by Mr.
Davenport IN lecsuring upon Electro Mag
netism, and exhibiting specimens of the
wonderful power of man in rendering E.
lectricity subservient to his use. Prof.
Morse's Telegraph was among the speci-
mems exhibited, and we feel assured that
all present were satisfied that this alone
was worth the sum required for admit
lance.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24
copy.

- HERIFF'S SALE.-BY virtue of an Execu-
- ton issued from the office of the Clerk of the
District Court for the county of Iowa and Territory
of Wisconsin, and directed against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements of Edward
D. Shane and in favor of Alvin Humphreys, !
have levied upon the following described real es-
tate, the property of the said Shane, viz
Lot No. Is, in Barnard's Addition to
the town of Franklin, in the county Of l.
owa, Territory of Wisconsin, and bound
ed as follows, viz; beginning at the north
west corner of the public square, in the
line Of lot No II, thence south 66 feet,
thence west % 3-l2 feet, tbench north
66, thence east 95 3-l2 feet to the place
of beginning; and | shall proceed to sell
said lot, at public vendue, In front of the
Court House door, in the town of Mine
raj Point, in said county of Iowa, on Sat-
urday, the 9th day of February, A. d.
la4s, between the hours of 10 q clock A.
Nj. and o'clock p. M. of said day, to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said execution,
costs and charges.
l6 CIV LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
December 20, ls47. Iowa Co., w. T
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24
The Daily and Weekly ChrOnOtype

EDITED BY ELIzUR WRIGHT.
PUBLISHED BY WHITE, POTTER & WRIGHT
Is STATE ST, BosI ON.
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viii send the paper at that rate till tn
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WEEKLY,-Two dollars a year Il
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same rate. For five dollars, three coPla
will be sent for one year.
This publication is made in the fines
style of newspaper Typography. 1t .
independent of all sects, parties, and Cd
ques, expressing freely the views OF 10
editor and of such correspondents as D
thinks proper to admit, on all sui. rs o
human interest
1t advocates equality of human rigb'
and the abolition of slavery, thorOu
land reform, cheap postage, abstlneD9
from Intoxicating drinks, exemption
temperance rDen FROM taxes 70 repair 70
damages Of drinking, a reform in wrI4
and spelling the English language, u
abolition ofcapital punishment, unive's
and kindly liberation in religion, life -
health insurance, water cure. worslA
mems protective unions, and all oS
practical forms of association for mu'@
aId-and generally, Progress
1t also gives the news from all parts
the country in the most condensed a
ineligible style.
IT'S EXCHANGE LIST is aires
very large-so large that it will be incFa
sed only on condition that the paper
questlng the exchange will keep Inc
bove Prospectus standing in its coluIn'
THE PUBLISHERS. .
Boston, Sept. l. ls47.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24
DIE ID {.

At the House of his son Alexander,
near Wingvilie, in Grant county, on the
LIST inst, Thomas McNair, aged about GO
years.
Mr.. McNair was one of the earliest set
tiers of 10 Daviess county, Illinois, and
until lately had resided at the Portage on
Fever River, three miles below Galena.
He maintained through life an exalted
character as worthy and intelligent cit
izen, and has left many and sincere friends
to mourn his irreparable loss.
GFGalena and ST. Louis papers please
copy.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24
R4G RRIBWNEa
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE,
MINERAL POINT,
FRIDAY. DECEMBER "a, 1947.

We had the pleasure of laying this doc
urnent before our readers in an extra, on
Friday evening last, before a copy of it
had been received in this place by mail
Those who feel sufficient interest in pub
lie affairs to induce them to wade through
SO long document, have undoubtedly
done so,and passed sentence in accordance
with their views of the doctrines therin
contained.
We had intended to have reviewed this
message, and pointed some of the incon-
sistencles of the President, but for want
o. room are compelled to defer it for this
week.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24
POSTSCRIPT.

We are gratified to learn that the Com
missioners of Iowa and La Fayette coun.
ties have come to settlement which we
trust viii prove satisfactory to all par
ties. We understand that the county Of
Iowa assumes all debts due at the time of
the division and receives the public build
ings and seven hundred dollars in return
Thus it appears that all apprehension Of
difficulty Is removed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24
MARRIED.

In this town, on the 9th inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Leihy, Mr.. JOHN TRoUT to Miss
RHoDIRA FERREL,
At Franklin, on the 18th inst, by J. d.
Meeker, Esq, Mr.. LEVI WAnH to Miss
ELIZABETH ADKINS.
At Spring Valley, in this oounty, on
the goth inst. by the Rev. A. Wood,
Mr.. HENRY SAMPSON to Miss ELIZABETH
BAKER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24

HE AMERICAN ART-UN1oN. We
have been politely favored with a perusal
of the transactions " of this institution
for the year 1876, together with cata-
logue of the Paintings and other works of
Art In the possession of the society -
plan of the Institution &c. - from which
1t appears that the income of the Art
Union for the last year was S22 1855, and
that l46 Paintings, richly framed, and
varying in price from SIS to 5000, were
distributed by lot among its members,
and that each member has also received
a copy of the large engraving of Sir
Walter Raleigh parting with his wife
This last picture we have seen and con-
sider one of good taste and beautiful ex-
ecutlon. We shall probably have occa-
sion to refer to this institution herea fter
as we become better acquainted with it's
designs and transactions - meantime we
would say that Timothy Foster, of this
town, is an Honorary Secretary of the
Art nion' a.nd that any person wishing
inloif.lation upon the subject can obtain
1t Dy calling upon him, where NAV also
be seen the picture of Sir Walter Raleie h
above mentioned.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24

CENSUS OF WIsCoNsIN-Thee extracts
from this document which see publish
ed In several of the Territorial papers,
show surprising increase of the popu-
lation of Wisconsin since June, 1916.
Madison now contains population of
1859; In June, 1916, it was 626 = in
crease 533.
Milwaukee city numbers l4,O6I; in
June, 1916, e.50S. In the county the
present population is 2l,747; increase
since last census, 6.S22; and an increase
since 1Sia of 1895
Southport now contains ? $50 persons
Racine 3,O33.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24

the subject ofappointing person TO do
the incidental printing of the Convention
which was finally let to the lowest bidder,
and the Rats of the Argus obtained the
business, having offered to do it for one
cent, probably with the hope of being paid
for the work in the shape of extra allow
ances, which we hope they will fail in
getting.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24

lived prodigies of learning; but new
er to form healthy, we'll formed, and
accomplished men and women. Eve
ry feeling individual must behold,
with much heartfelt concern, poor
little puny creatures of eight, ten or
twelve years of age exhibited by their
silly parents as profcients in learning
or as distinguished for their early pro-
ficiency in language, e!ocution, music,
or even some frivolous requirement.
The strength of the mind, as well as of
the body is exhausted, and the natural
growth of both is checked by such I'M
timely exertions.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-24

Gen. Pillows Official Despatch con-
tains the little words l, my and zsiae, one
hundred and forty times only!