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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-12

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Caftner. Iasor swarsorouyh nc; Moses Brown, Hall.
iro,idenes ntroeioss Cousins, Calais Me- EiEe Leans
Coonbs St Johns, NB Cherry Coombs, Do David Smith.
Smith, Charleston SEC Gchon tSS) Cracn Bgenos Ayses;
Iris Lady q the le.e Hind, hotk schs Henrieta.
Thompson. ElsVort; Mechanic Rain Dighon Charlotte,
Ridley, l0r; Charter OAK Saunders uartfoIl; William
Henry Nav. Fall River Geo L. Warrington. Lewes Del;
Malta, Mills do Virginia Davis Fall River Messeean,
loung. Brookl n.
JhGrsI-Bafks S.lah, Atkins. Bostoni Iacona Uowes.
do oloo, hitmore, Savannah GARLAND Martin charles
tons lrgs Casda, Portsmouth, NH Yankee, Rich, Fall
River schs Mechanic, Kahn. Gohaseti Chssoite Roy
fort Charter OAK, ssunders, Hartforll Union, Payne
hesea william Henry, May, Nyork Messerole Noun1
PuFbiepsie; Virginia Davis Fall River Seneca, Brown
any Alexander. Neali New Haven; Beli Peek, Smith,
ALBANY.
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her with nes pair u wheels.
IN BARF IscA, caisnard. from New York for Pansus-
cents Bay Tssshaaeo snd after set,ins o. ran upon
Aus ~ and 1t Vas though, would be condemned.
RsAnP py', rs% rhsaSlph 10 os
tsl,ifoa LSE tias, sad o deck Load Of eoai On 9Th
bad h' ,,' IRON Sys'S V,, Ter boat carried away
By tesrarh Ramirez from Cieafuegos for narbor Grace.
',.asf SsUsSop o. 18th 10 Su-resSs from ss q So
i,, main was Ga Csns ssss on The nshi Of .hs ssa
bay and was towed into rrovneetown same day.
s1s s't ssfss % sH g.! epssa
d,ets,a .tthas ses and her earso found ysr nueh
she temporary TsIsrs sud ssd Cor mi. port Nth some Of
Sousit 90 eases mostly iAGss.S ''''' ''''''''
Bse rsRs nos known is reported 70 have been diver
i,eone . total wreck crew landed in safety.
scnr CAnoLfs,, Sherwood. from Norfolk for Boston.
vhehsalse from Boston .h as, returned % Eiarte.n
saii. IL a heavy sale fr'm NV. hishi Of 7,h.
Scum rRANcss HaLtstr. rord At Bristol 7,h. from ma
been 10 the With very
aud head winds split mainsa. tu, received other
bead Of msnrast gone also heal Of fers
TOP mast ard mast AZ ,r la. % Bloek ~
ssSss. a. ResIott
L,rscps,-AtyJ.uo 9Th IN, bark from the .hisy.rd
10 Gssh $40 tSrs turthen. rkmsd hsa Fi.h.
Alec ne Fsnu' stsrh Of so tors, ras launched iron The
~ kstn5t"si ,,h met, ~ NJ 70, Bourne Knr,ou,y
se,sis 4 j. LORD and 1Jisr. Of KssssSuns.
ship ~ l0 tons will be sunched from the yard
@ Grtetusn
hrrtroS.I Particulars o. rvs LArE sroR~.
Ist Ashore Commercial Point lies hsh AMI
dfy aud VIII rith d,bculy be a. on scar keunion Whit
more Is ashore Snantun schr PtgatN apd twt sOvfs
q quincy, are ashore on weymouth beach.
FISHING sr Turkish Rover Glouccs'er tth, got in
tact With the sh Nsrengo ON heeveuing o. hebh aud Loss
FISHING setr wasp Of Can dsn The vessel which drove
cot - Gloucester, and csrricd u Ia htm.
isirr s.ht hsnet, q Ncwburyport Witch went SHORE
v 90 IL u
Ten ttls IA Nactetc saved out 81 80.
ser hc,s q Buctspott while lying IN Gloucctcr har-
et,i td s' hyhs jb boom he prcd her cables aud run
s,ir E'ss q Ctha,t drar-ed her spehor. IT SALON On
Tie hrt u tie 9th sud tun Into Derby whsr stove qusr
tcr.IsL -
Mhaltm,n.
Ssd 'fm kystc Oct s. chip Cvtioaaus xasinia. Indian
W,t sea from Nantucket s,h ship Edv Cary Phinnsy
srsi,r-sslt y Nv ,,ssgsr Uni. On, DAY. RON from
~ O. trcTorted July 5, a. CslTsgos. 2ol.
spoken.
viola Jameson from Sew odeaas Tor iIavro, SEPT ~
ht2s4s lons2
PoR CALIFORNIA
Siit Elnaieth. Eimtal, from Sel m tArr ~ fir San
y ucisco Aue " Ist ~ 90 lsupp scd Zoo ms A.
tttr Pucna fr0m New fUtd ttCb ~ or san francsoo,
avg no M a. ttupItsd bytoue vefsei ~ san frinciso
Foreign Ports.
ltcrtYpA, sept lC-No hu vcsfelsin port
PORTO Garlic sept H-NO Am vesse . IN rort. -
NtIETC, Get 5-Arr hark Prince % Wales Blown, Nfork
hcWht Cro sept 2-Arr thps Joseph Porter Reed Boa
RIO ORsSnr, Aus Is-Brg kernsid Upton, for salem,
40 Urvg sclr nrnah
in the river tonnd 10, 81 sm brig.
Yetk ". Beruuds fr Frsnosco sud wouls leave Hh
YAirAssiso, aus it-hu brig setsor smith. Phisdei-
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Van
Van Buren, Eliz J
Van Amelia
Zentman kiss r, Stantonst
GENTLEkEN's LIST.

Ysrssr Miss AE Young Sarah Jane
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of aut}o.ity In me vested. by an order
of the Hon. Probate 'Cour- in and for the County
of Iowa, WisconsiH .updu the application of Ma
ria n Kline late willow. and relict as well as adj
ministraTix of the estats Of David B. Whitney,
late OF Brown coun. yWis 2nsin deceased, and nat
David Whitney lpteas5 will e expose TO o p pub
lie sale on Saturday the 7Gatlay of July A. D. 1919
at two o'clock P. : lof sa1l day, in the town of
Ridgeway, Iowa ccuhty wisconsin on the premi-
ses hereinafter Described lte following real estate,
to wit: The easfhllf Of rthe northeast quarter
9snb No t~e T 39) Township m MP No oa SIX
principal meridian; situate'in the county of Iowa
Wisconsin, TO the highest bidder for cash, said
tract Of land containing @ishty acres
GEORGE KLINE.
. Dodgeville, jane s,as ls4o 3vv3o
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
AassaEFnisarasDr's Notice.

BY virtue of ansnrder ,lsom the Hon Probate
Court in and for tLse courtt of Iowa and State of
Wisconsin. l will an the 18th day OF July A. d.
1919 at the hour a ocso..k p. of said day, in
the town of FRANKLIN, sell at public sale the fol-
lowing real estate. To- WITT The east half of the
north west quarter of s6c9ion No twenty-seven
(27) Township Nc: seven. % north range one %
east OF the fourth :principil meridian containing
eighty acres. AIs5 Lots NO s. A. and %, in
the town of Franklin beia the real estate of Viii
liam IL Suddith deceased
The above lands; will b. sold TO the highest and
best bidder, and credit bs three months will be
given, the purchase givi.5 approved security for
the Payment thereof
JAMES B. MOFFETT,
Administrator 81 VIM: H. Suddith deceased.
Franklin. Wis lune dEth 1S4q. 80 3w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE.

Default having occurred in the condition of
mortgage containing power of sale, made by
William 5 Iippetts TO James d. Doty on the TWEEN
teth day of April 1888, recorded in the office of
the Register OF the county of Iowa, in Vol 2nd of
Mortgages on pages "a & IS, on which there is
claimed to be due at the date of this notice, Six
hundred and nineteen dollars and fifty cents, and
no suit having been commenced for the recovery
thereof; there viii be sold, by virtue of the pro-
visions of the said mortgage and of the statute at
public Auction on the thirteenth day Of August
next, at the Court House in the county of Iowa.
so much of the premises, according to the descrp-
ton contained IN the said mortgage. are situa-
ted in the said county of Iowa, to wit;
ssThat tract of Land situated in the said Terri
tory (Wiskonsan) known and described on the pub
lie plats as being the South east quarter of section
No. nineteen in township No six north of range
four East in the Mineral Point Land district con
tanning one hundred and sixty acres according to
public survey" Dated April 81 1s49
JAMES d. DOTY.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff,
S6-12w Iowa County Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29

OnIerS OF THE ST LOUIS FIRE-The St. Lou
ia papers publish the affidavit of Henry Fredericks
the watchman of the steamboat White Cloud. in
which the recent fire had its origin. On the night
of the confiagration he went on board the boat at
IA o'clock, and met an 1rishman coming off who
told him he had been looking for friend On ex-
animation he did not discover that the lrishman
had done any injury. but about two hours after the
fire broke out While it was burning, Charles
Blount. carpenter of another boat, came and told
Aim that he had known for three days that the
White Cloud was TO be burned, and wished he had
the money paid for setting her on fire. This
Charles Blount has left ST Louis for New Orleans
but the authorities have taken measures to secure
his arrest.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
STOVES AND TIN WARE.

e. CORNISH
VIZ "A be found at has old stand, two doors above
4fM- the Store of Beech & Tillev where he is
now receiving large stock of STOVES, among
which may by found the following:
EMPIRE AIR TIGHT COOKING Stoves;
NIAGARA AND ALBANY CRY Do
PREMIUM AND PARLoR Do
DOUBLE OVEN Dc
AR light Parlor and Plate Stoves ofvarious pat
terms and sizes; together with a general assort-
ment OF I'm, COPPER, ZINc, LEAD, SHEET IRoN
WIRE &c, &c, which he will sell as cheap for
Cash as they can be bought at any shop in this
Section of country
II Merchants supplied at eastern prices, with
the addition of transportation
Job work done with despatch, and on rea-
sonable terms. oct13, 81.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
Al. Orslfr

Passed at the Jlsne sessions of the Board of Su-
pervisors of Iowa t3ounty y ID. 1919
ORDERED taaf the District Attorney be di-
rected TO prosecute or cause to be-reported TO the
Grand Jury, all persons selling Merchandise or
Spurious Liquors. or keeping taverns without IL
cense, or IN any ether manner violating the law
regulating licenses. and that the clerks of the sew
eIal towns IN this county ne hereby ordered and
directed to report p the District Attorney all per-
sons N any manner infringing on the said laws
within their respective toyrfrs
Signed. PABI .EY EATON Cba;rno.,
Attest S. FORREST SFABIJRY CLERK
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
ExecuarIx Notice.

The undersigned, Executrix of the last will and
testament OF John Cock, late Of Iowa County.
Wisconsin, deceased, has taken out letters of adj
ministrahon upon said estate, and qualified &C
cording 70 law.
No1ce = hereby given TO al persons having
authenticated. for payment. and an ,,ars,rs :,
debt 70 said estate. requested TO make in7,ne-
date payment e. the undersigned who i the only-
person authorised to receive payment
ELIZABETH COCK
5w4o Executrix of the estate of John Cocg
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
Land Warrants.

ID ERSONS wing Have. purchased 40 acre War
- rants of me,.2r noticed that 100 Patents for
them have Just besns recaiyed at the Land Office
ready for delveryy A large lot of Warrants for
40 and 100 acres An pana and for sale at the low
est market prices All Warranted genuine.
CHARLES +. LEGATE.
Office next door 10 the Land Office.
Minefal;Poiat June oath 1S19 80 If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
BLACESMITHING.

zDHE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
~ citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity that
they have opened new BLACKSMITH SHOP on
Fountain Street a little east of T. Waugamans
Wagon Shop, where they will be happy to attend
to all those who may favor them with work
From long experience in the business they fatter
themselves that they will be able to give general
satisfaction.
All kinds of blacksmith work on. Coaches Wag-
ons, and Buggies, punctualy attended to- Farm
ing and mining tools made or repaired on the short
est notice and on reasonable terms
Particular attention paid TO horse shoeing.
Please call and try him if you have work to be
DONE
JOHN BENNETT
JARED TODD.
Mineral Point, April Oath 1S49 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
Good asaH Cheap Goods.
D. A.FM9[RlLD g. co.

~ RE still selling Gopss at their old stand, on
~ High Stress, ct prizes to suit the times
Their present steedis offered extremely low, in
order to make rossn for d much more extensive
one which will be receise4l in a short time.
FANCY GOODS of AL kinds sold cheaper
than ever Pleasrscall nd examine Goods and
prices for yourselves. !
Mineral Point, llte IS, 1S49.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
New Spring Stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
THEODORE RODOLF.

THEODORE RODOLF
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST
Mineral Point, Wis, has just received very
large and well selected stock of American. French
and knglsh, Chemicals Drugs, Medicines, Perfume
ry, ye-Srtis &c AT this Store Physicians can
rely on having their prescriptions carefully com
pounded My Goods are selected with great care.
and viii be warranted as represented.
Receiving, large and new supply of DR.. D.
Jayne FANNY Medicines, DR.. Rogers Syrup of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
Something New 4!
ALFONSO GARNER.

AoIioNinS arucleS
Gold and Silver Lever Watches -
Common do
Fine Cluster Pins, for Ladies'
Fine Ear Rings,
Fine Bracelets =
Fine Gold Rings of all kinds.
Gold and plated Lockets, ..
Sold Pencils and Pens, -
Fine Gold Watch KEYS. =
Silver Thimbes
Silver Guard Chains
Steel Chains and Keys d =
Gold and Silver Spectacles, =
German Silver do
Silver Combs -
Horn and Shell Combs of all kinds. -
Tooth ard Hair Brushes, =
Purses Of all kinds,
Violin Strings.
Accordians, Ga very good article.l
First rate CUTLERY. OF all kinds -
Gillott's best Steel Pens
And one of the Greatest Csssiosities Of the day.
which viii be exhibited Free
Come one and all and see
Mineral Point, June 27, 1910. 40tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29

APPOINTMENTS THE PRESIDENT.
p POTTER, Register of Land Office at Milwau-
kee Wis-MosEs GIBSON, Receiver at Willow
River -MERRIwEATHER LEWIS CLARK, Survey
or General for Wisconsin and Illinois.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
Portrait Painting.

H HARDING respectfully informs the citizens
Of Mineral Point and its vicinity that he has ia
ken room on the second floor of the Court
House. for the above business
Ladies and gentlemen requested TO call and
examine his work 40
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29

ina The subscriber offers for sale his house
I...M and lot on Vine Street The Lot il 11s
by SO feet, enclosed by good fence, and
under good cultivation. The house is a good
Tram. building 16 by rs and well calculated for
convenience and comfort
Tie above property is offered at the rerv low
price Of four hundred and Fifty dollars Co,s.
ANTON STILL
Mineral POM, Jnne 2ott ls4o 30
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29

N Another boat was fired at st. Louis on the
evening of the 18th inst. but the fire suppress
ed with slight damage. Some burglar lighted the
fire during the temporary absence ofthe Waterman
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
GeteoGo 1ogGGag Ga5Je,

The warmest time during the six days in
the above table, was on Tuesday, at o'clock,
PM, when the mercury stood at 90.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29


FLUx or DYsESTERY, GENERAL DEBILTTATIoE.
AT length a cure for the above. which may be
most confdentially relied on, has made its appear
ance 4 cure SO positive that ii never has failed,
and never can fail, if properly administered, in
proof whereofthe money paid Tor IT. will be instant
" returned in every case where it does not give
the most thorough satisfaction. Clickeners Sugar
Coated Vegetable Purgative Pills is the remedy
spoken Of and reference is made to all respectable
physicians, who will cheerfully give the most I'M
qualified testimony in their favor. Let any per-
son afflicted with either Of these diseases give them
but one trial, and he IS sure TO purchase them for
life not only because they cure them more speed
liz and better than any other medicine, but also
because they easily swallowed as bits OF
loaf sugar, and entirely unattended with gri-
ping or nausea. They are so powerful that three
of them will ellectually operate a giant, and
vet 50 mild and pleasant that child might swal-
low half box without repugnance or injury.
DR. Cody, Little Fort Lake Co, H. the only
general Agent for Illinois and Wisconsin. All or
ders must be addressed to hin.-great Western
Medicine depot.
Also for sale by r. D. Pulford Mineral Point.
Saxton & Co, Wiota.
T.. Naugn Shulsburg
And IN almost every town i'll the western states
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
PiOws! arfOws,!

4N6sl rate ons and EJo Horse Flows; Also
EEECH & TILLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
MQHHGBa

Al Ii PERSONS indebted to the late firm of
~ Bennett & Bowden hereby cautioned
against paying their accounts to Edwin Bowden
without the consent of the subscriber as said firm
dissolved and shall hold those indebted account
able for my share of the debts.
JOHN BENNETT.
Mineral Point, April 24th 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
AONIOlA
To Miners and SmeIters.

ALL persons are hereby forbid to trespass, mine
or dig, upon the following Lands without permits
sion from theundersigned.
E half of n f quarter Sect No. 8, T S, R 3, East
E half of 5 f quar- do do do do
w half of S w quar- do do do do
S w quar- of n w quar- do do do do
E guar Sect No. 7, do do do
S E quar- of N quar- do do do do
w half of f quar- do do do do
N E quar- of N w quar- do do do do
S w quar- of S Z quar- Sect No. 6, do do do
S w quar- of N w guar Sect No. 9, do do do
w quar- of S W quar- do do do do
All SHELTERS will be looked to, and held account
able for any and all Lead mineral. or other Ores,
raised on the above described Lands, and removed
from the same by them.
G. D. FARRIS
March 2, ls49.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29

BULL 6' M'KINNEY,
attorneys Gnd Counselors at Lar and Hcitors IN
ChaTcery, Frankiin, Ioica Co. H3S.,
Practice in the 9Th Judicial District and in the
Supreme Court of the State of Wisconsin
Collections promptly attended to in any part of
the Mining District.
Refer to S. O. PAINE. Platteville, Wis.
EATcN * CoTHREN, Mineral Point,
JAS. NJ. GooDHuE, Lancaster,
Hon O. COLE, Potosi.
BERIAH BRowN Madison.
JAS. H. KSowLToN, Shullsburg
November %, 1913. v6
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
Pfs6Eic Notice,

A LII persons are hereby notified not to tres
So pass, mine, or dig upon the following lands
Vfllhout the written consent or permission of the
owner '-East OF W ! See. 6, Township 5,
Range 2 East.
Also N E 1 of S E / Sec. 6, Township &.
Range East. without the written consent of the
owner or JOHN MUsGROYE, .4gena.
And further notice is hereby given, that for
Ola any and all persons from buying or removing
any Lead or other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above.
-, ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point, Get, 9th, 1s4s.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29

II Cards inserted by the year at the rate OF
one dollar per line
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-18

every necessary and many Injuries can be
had at moderate rates.
At ST. Paul there are two good public
houses, built with a reference to the com.
fort OF pleasure parties visiting the falls of
ST. Anthony there is also large livery
stable. At the falls Of 81. Anthony there
are now four saws, one single and one
lathe machine. A village has sprung up
there within few months; large hotel
is also under contract, and will soon be
ready for the reception Of visitors. Regu.
lar packets are now running between Ga,
lena, Saltwater, 81. Paul and ST. Peters
also from ST. Louis a daily boa, may be
depended upon; these packets are Of the
first class, the fare low and accommoda
lions equaIled by none a, every pon. OF
the river the producer finds market al
he has TO do is TO raise flag, and the frs
boat stops and take whatever he may have
10 dispose of. Every boat that goes up il
loaded with goods aud supplies, and man,
are engaged as traders; they supply tn
inhabitants at their doors with such arti
Giles as they may stand in need Of.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-18
Fire in Charleston.

We learn from the Charleston Courier
tina, grea, fire occurred in that city, on
the morning Of the 7th instant, which des-
troyed some hundred and fifty buildings.
The region Of the FIRE is unded by Meet.
ing stree, on the west, Charleston street
on the north, Elizabeth street east, and
Boundary on tho south. With the excep.
ton Of few buildings on the southeast
corner OF Elizabeth and Boundary streets,
and few on tho corner Of Meeting street,
all those within the above mentioned lin.
its were destroyed.
The buildings burnt were mostly al
small, and inhabited by persons in moder
ate circumstances. The loss Of property
therefore, is not great, but the calamit,
has caused grea, distress among the IN
fortunate occupants, many Of whom
have been rendered houseless. and los
their all. Ii was the work of an incendi
airy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-18
OLD JACKS JUG,

The following excellent temperance sto-
ry is told by the editor of the Graud River
Eagle. If the old hero can introduce the
exclusive use Of the kind Of jug recon.
mended by him, be will have achieved
victory over the country's direst foe, which
will far transcend the trophies of the battle
field:
"We were highly amused yesterday.
Ga the bridge tina, crosses the ,utnbling
waters Of the Grand Rapids We met hale
old man, with eleven sons, seven daugh.
tiers, thirty seven grand children and his
own wife-the only one be had ever had
with numerous horses, carts, wagons, oxen,
cows, calves, sheep, and furniture Of very
an,iquated appearance, among which we're
TO be seen cradles for badies, cradles 70.
gram, spinning wheels, pots, kettles, ant
almost every thing requisite for settle
men, such as fifly-seven blood relation:
will make in the Grand River country
After stopping the train and making many
inquiries, we asked the cid gentleman
what use could be made OF bot,omles,
jug which was carefully laid in safe place
among his domestic equipments, and re-
ceived the following reply
"Why, sir, am man Of many years
and lots Of children, and more comm
and have worked other peoples land al
my days-pald from four TO nine bushel
of grain per aero rent every year for dom;
it-have oil that time used Jug with {
bottom in il, and | got sick Of feeding 9th
er people with my own hands, either land
lord or rumseller-so sent seven of my
boys down TO Mexico to 6gh. for some
land-and they all got back safe, afie
fgh,ln' with General Taylor, time eLougt
10 vote for him-and they brough, sever
quarter sections Of land, that, please G cd
will be my own without rent.
And now, that old Jug you see there
pointing a! the bottomless thing shal
hold all the whiskey or rum tina, Will b.
used in my hui family while contro
EN-; because old Gineral Taylor told m,
son John tina, a jug without bottom wa
the best kind of jug 10 put liquor in, AM
II he was my son John he'd serve all tn
jugs to hum just as they did the Mexican
take away their power TO kill US. Goo
day."