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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
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IND EXT + NSIPE
Bakery and Ba;5oGGETa
E. NASH,
aTORE nearly opposite the Tribune Oiioe-
y doors below the Post Office-High street
Mineral Point-respectfully announces 10 thf pIO
lie and his friends generally, that he has est@''n
Cd himself. above, where he will keep d -
lines a variety of eatables and Confectionery 'o
heir accommodation. Grateful for past i@fO'''
and feeling confident of making his new ari4ns.
ments satisfactory TO customers, would s'''1''
extended patronage
FRESH BREAD, 4 TEA Cih 10
with other confectionery, continually Tor sac
IL Families private parties, schools, &c. %.
be supplied with any variety Of cakes ana l''s,D.
at the shortest notice also, any kind Of baFe''s
for families, done TO order.
Warm or Cold MeGi Is
Oysters, Chickens, Head Cheese, Ssus,I =.
Sardines, Quails, Pigs Feet, InTfFS
Hot Coffee, Tea and Temperance Drinks
Dfay be he'd at all si7'cs.
-ALso:-
Applc,, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco C'-..L.''
Boston, Soda. Water, Butter and Sugar 'Tac'-''-
Apple Minee and other Pies; CheeSs'
and yarioes other articles
B-I am aIso prepared 10 furnish -
Sausage and Head Cheese 10 customers
Nov. 9th, 1880. + N.as..===
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

Mr.. Rountree's letter, is herewith returned.
Very respectfully,
Your ODD. servant,
P. CLAYTON,
I'd, Auditor.
Hon. H. DODGE, U. S. Senator
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
NrDyS-as @OEDl

ynUST REED BIZ ALFONSO GARNER,
~ at MS old stand-a full assortneIa. o.
RcrolrerS and Singke-5arreI Piae,s;
Il X H." Bolcic K1urcs; Po1c7er Fa1Sls;
C0mpaSseS; and tie Ucrg best aSS0rtmentg
Il X L." Cmlery;
P S.-Also = fine lot of o. o. G. CLOCKS.
TO be sold low, and if not good the moIsey re
turned. NOV. II. 1901 q.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
California

GOLD DUST AND DRIFTS
Bought by
3-tf1 WtSHbURNE & WOODMAN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
Treasury Department,
I'd, Auditors Office,
January 18th. 1851.

SIR-The following appear TO be the
names Of the Captains, and the periods
paid for, by companies under your COM
mand, designated Iowa County Regi.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
Mineral Point Delegation to California.

The following is List of persons who have
gone to California from the Town of Mineral
Point, since the commencement Of the Gold fever
We presume that not another town in the United
States with population of less than three thou
sand, can give as long lis. Ii any see III
10 compete for the Banner, they must place
their figures high for there many more about
these diggins" who have their faces turned that
way, and will be off soon.
Those marked thus ID have returned. Those
with (.) died either in California or on the way
r. denote returned and since died
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

The democrats in caucus preparatory to
the joint meeting to be held this after
noon, have agreed upon John B. Thomp-
son as Senator
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Important Episcopal Dcci.Ion.

The Protestant Episcopal Coav, at,on assembled ai Philadelphia on ihe nufaing ol Taursdsy, 22d ut., al lv a clock. and WAS engaged Inc greater Ppfilon gl his session In the dehate upon the mo- t7a Of Judge Coagnghaga. of LazcTae co8aly, to instruct lhe Secretary ,1 entcf upon the mnatcs ti.r names of Inc clcsey and yestpuaen fson the Chageh ef ihe CrueIGxion. Tbs cbuFeh, which S located iA the ysc,n,fy ef Eigth and Bedlotd streets, aas congregation q eoleEed IsrsoEs, but has sent to the Convention Is pastor, Rev. MT. ShannJa, tsshitel and MeSsrS. Charles s. Lex and Allied Po;itF, as delegates. Wben the roll was called, ibe above nstBcs 0n3itefi bF the See rstary, and thts orniSsoR gave rse 10 the TnotIoa mlae by judge Ccuyn ban. The chef objection BEse3 io thc a;!i8i 0t thc el.fgy ana sestFymen ot ihe Church he Cracihxion was, that nctwiih
 standing the representatives were white citizens, the congregation STnting them were cosored: and taat they were admitted. Il would open The way fur the other coiored church lIlhe city which has hefeintofe agreed b stay oItj 10 make application for seats 10 thS or some ftare sneetng of me Con
 veailGa. The motion gave rse io a long and sBi- mated debate and the question being finally taken. !; was decided n the negative, shat the names of the delegates should not be receiyed as proposed.
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

R. ". JOHNSON, Democratic Nominee for Congress, wili address the people, at tpe places and tunes indicated in tn. following Schedule. si ihe houi of 10 AM. The Democratic papers throughout the Staie ne respectfully requested to publish this uotiee until the 18th Jaly, 1851.
 PERRFvnLF, PrERr county, MoSeAY, letl. June LsSl~arsg. CosvAS county, TtEspAr i7ta June. p'vER, PorE eouuig Tac aso,Y, t9th June
 pANgfLk, NEii county. S,reRp,Y, 2ISt Jane.
 ;1i'zSsvILLEr Jo'NsoS eoaaty, Tusso.r. z4th June. oiAnK' FsASki1S county, WEpSkspAr, 2ssh Jane. 'AN be REN' Csswsoeo cry, SsB'EoAY. 2sth June. foAr SAFTA. -sGRAsFs.s rsy, MaNssr, 5T,tA Jung. fA'sFFEvtrrEr WASHINGTON et'y, FaIDAr, 4th July. bESfeSviiA&' btsroS county, Savuap.x 5th July. HtSrsvttl&, M.pasoS county. Mexnar zsA yuly. CAShotroS, CARRot4 county wrp'DNi sth Jaly. 1AsrEa, NESreS coaniy, TllpassaT Iosl JUAY.
 teH'SuS' sEARcr county. SAruRbAr i2th July.
 t>iiSroN' Vas BrsES county. MoSDAv ilh July. L''r'A heoK' PrI-.sKI county Saturday l9th Iniy
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TO THE PEOPLE OF ARk4sSlx
MY Co<s11rrxv1ss

NY NoNSIfft thNsS---
 From ibs ,Jms Of my election to the Sens.e hare intended Co avail myself Of the hrSt oPpoEta uity to travel through the State and become ac- quain,ed with Ire people. have intended 10 do hS. from sense of obligation to study under the most favorable circumstances, The sentiments and interests of those have undertaken 10 serve and from desire, alIke, to respond afhrmatively io the invitations Of friends iu yarops portions oi inc State, and to tcsily in person, my gntefui ap preciatlon of the Kindness and honor bestowed upJn me, by generous constituency.
 Until this year, have been unable 10 falfil this intention, owing io the fact have been so con stantiy and laboroIsly occupied with attention to pubic duties al Washington, and m attendance upon a sick family al home, as b have scarcely more leisure thau was sufeint 70 hasten from one post of duty to thf other.
 The proiIacied illness of my family is, now. so far reeye.i, and this long recess of Congress SC Jar releases ne frpm public duties. as to afford the tune snd opportunity so long des.red. avail myself Of them, promptly and eheeuuiiy, 70 meet and mngle wI;h the people
 As n making Inc EgopoSed tour, naturally de- sire 10 meet many of my constituents as II may be practicable to find together, l shall avail my self Of the appointments recently made oy the Hon. F. ". JOHNSON to address inc people. Ae- cordngly l will attend, and hope 10 bc able 10 ad- dress you, at the following tunes and places Perrlyille. Perry county, Monday, 18th June. Lewisburg, Conway county. Tuesday, l7th une. Dover. Pope county, ThuEsdayt l9th June. Uanyilie, Veil coguty saturday, Fist June. ClarkSyIIle, Johnson county, Tuesday, 2lth June. Ozark Franklin county, Wednesday,, 2jth June. Van Burea Crawford county. Saturday, 18th June Fort Smith, Sebastian county, Monday, 3oth June Fayetteville Washington county, ith July. Bentenyllle, Benton county, Saturday, 5th July Huntsville, Madison county, Monday. Tth July. Carroton, Carroll county. Wednesday, 9th July. Jasper, Newton county, Thursday. 10th July. Iaf.a Y. Saturday,. i2 Univ Clin,on, Van Buren county Monday, ifth July. Little Rock, Pulaski county, Saturday i9th July.
 The object Of my speaking to the people will be 10 give them an account of my stewardship, sinre [ have represented them n the Senate of ehe United States.
 Within the. time embraced by the al,ve list of appoiatments will give notice os the times aad places at which wili be in other portions of the state. SnLDN BORLAND.
 Lias RoeE J.ae 9, iS5l-i0-2w.
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The Paper. that Resoln,ionize Earope.

\ short tune snce we published short arucle fTon the Republic stating that the Kind of papers from thls country that were reyoiuDuIzlng Europe, were EeIniitances from emgrants, poor lsborers, from here "a ihetT parents and friends at home - Calling ln al the City Bank thts morning. we saw laborer pay in fifteen ioiiats ES to be sent 10 . friend ln Ireland. NIT, Noodle. the gentlemaaly cashier, showed IS that wiihi: ten months fbHr Hundred aud forfv-sigh reinttsnces of ihIs kind. and in vanous sums. had been sent from hIs coun- ter alone. This simple fact speaks volumes for the industry of oar Fagrants, and thsir regard for those they have been compelled ta leave behind them Truly, The country that gives employment and pays wages enabling them tO do thix is vastly superior to anything they have al home No won der that erngrstioh increases and that: with this intacemeni before them, hundreds of thousands annually find dew and better home in eur conn tty.-- O4o Sbl;s Journal.
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Distances in the Crystal Palace.

4 gallery for the accommodation of visitors had been erected al the eastern extremity Of the build ing, under shelter of he American Eagle; aud from this, the yiew down the long inteunlnable naye-ttavelIing over the sunny central spot and bringing ali the features and incidents of this man ase into plctare-waS marvel 10 behold Strange measures of distance present themselves at this p9lni. W hen the ceremonial was n pro greSS-of the loud Anthem performed in the traaSept halfway down, no S0uud reached The eastern gallery and when ihe thousands cheered the sound came 10 the ear like fAr faint, and of ten doubtful echo. From the moment when the Queen turned west out f the tranSept on her cir cuit Of the nave, illi she reached 1t agan by the opposite side, all silence for those in the gal lery. Of the swelling music that everywhere ac- compaHled her march not note came over the Amercan frontier. The great organ In the weS- tern gallery might as well have been playing yer seas. The organ on the floor far east of the nave which poured forth its music as the head of the procession came alongside, the first reporter to the ear of what was g1ing on The eye also took measures of distance at thlS point which were among the cnrious experiences of the day. Clan eng along the greately narrowed avenue marked by the continuous donhIe line of Spectators be- tween whom The tt4eef ~aS 10 pass up inc southern side the perspective seemed 10 stretch infinitely away,-ani the termination pom; which the eye could not define. When the procession turned this point The fact could not be ascer,ained by the uHasSsted ylslon--and t had made some pro greSS gp the avenue when l; was d,ScOye,ed b. means of telescope. Then, lt was eurious to watch now something dun and uude6ned seemed plotting out the hue along which the eye ran shortening tie distance without revealing itself, IlAe the travel of 6 shadow till gradually T. took masses and forms. and finally resolved itself into IS gay elements and was taken mp by attend ing unuSic -fsugsfoa 4tAsnxum.
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The Methodist Church case.

Ia- New York Commercial Advertiser of the h. -ad furnishes the Ssbjoined additional repots ei He Pfoceedlags oa the fourth day of this mpor 'a1 '-s
 tee 4oelalea-ary evidence read by Nr Fan '-er i}f the defence, yesterday afternoon, went 60 .-4H .aai tae travelling preachers are mol the 2F-ris 3i thS f7ad, but that Ii IS held by the NaA'cn n the najare of a charity. and comes N'ta 'ae'f flnd fo! charitable uses The tray- ei-i- PIgacAe;s n distributing books did not do SIT as h1d 5ern alleged, with a view to a fund fo! -' age Se.. but were compensated for doing SO .@ -2oks beng furnished to them al 5 10 33i Der 'tal a''eoant The Book Concern has been .tSea, Ro y contributions, but by the course .' l-slnesz. IL was established m 199, on a .platH st,tsb. In five years afterward is value s- ''' and m f9ug years more, being in ls1s. II NS worth ss1,0O0, and has coataaed to inereaSs. -t'- y a sad a3w 70 be worth s75o. nb II Is vested rlght n the travelling preachers ay -'' yeea eoaicnded. la ptJof of which mght tt. @.".'ne1 he important fact that the annual con '''ea r' create travelling preachers, who m pro.
 me 9f n FeFSe ot circumstances become .-''iasnA upon the fand. Yet the annual con .'.1es nave nothing 10 d. with the Book Con
 '+' s 7t1ceTS btns appointed and it's affairs con -'-.~ 1s .le tfrnera Conference lie atSo skoE- ~ '.4. the southern Conference has been sup- r-73 s'hoe lsf4, with books on tte same terms as -F Dahada Conference, that ls : per cent less --aA ii4e wholesale pyce."
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Taken up by John Hardi.s. living in Pigeon RooSi township on the 2sth of May, 1881, Sogrcl mule Ahoui 70 years old bteaded on the ief shoul der vi,h sheletteT S.hss hard lamp m the lsfs jaw some saddle marks, the mane Foaehed, appraised tc { foriy five dollars.
 PIKE COUNTY I Taken up by John Dcksop brigh, bay horse, the left hind leg white haif way to the knee, also the left fore foot while about half way to the pas tern joint blazea face, has the ywinney m the [ Jeff shoulder which seems to have been cut feel bare of shoes marks of gears on the shoulders and neck. other brands peFcepsiblr, said hoFes IS abogt SIX years old, appraised to s25.
 BRADLEY COUNTY. i Taken up by W B. Smith, bay n.re. g or 10 wears old. branded ou the left shoulder with R Q, with saddle mark on each Saae Of her hack, about fourteen hands high, also cream tolored colt mare and colt appraised at $50. JEFFERSON COUNTY 1 Taken up by Ehhu Green. dark brown bay 1 horse. eleven yeag old, marks or brands per cep;ible. thirteen hanis high. appraised to twenty seven dollars and fifty cents. HOT SPRING co. ! Taken up by Robert Gray, in Clear Greek town stit, solrcll mare. about fourteen sBd q half hands high some marks of gearS some saddle marks on he len side. some four or ye year old aPprais ed 10 sixty dollars.
 JEFFERSON COUNTY,
 Taken up by l.. B. Lnckie. certain mare sup posed to be about tourye old. of bright brown cel0r, sbou. fifteen hands high, has star in her forehead, and white spo, the right side Of the neck black legs mane and tail, appraised to sao. JOHNSON co.
 Taken up by NJ. L. Wolf. bright sorren mare supposed to be ten years old. Sfteen hands high no marks or brands, and mSe colt about one year old. The mare appraised to s40, and the colt ss0
 Taken up by Samuel Leonard, pale SorreI mare, with fax mane and tail, about fourteen hands hlgh and three years old, appraised to s2o.
 Taken up by John Thompson, 8 yellow bay mare, about fourteen hands and three inches high, eight years old, star in her forehead, little white on her left hind foot. small white spo; on her right houidef supposed to have been made b. a collar had on small bell appraised to $50
 Taken ap by L. c. Collier bright sorreI horse, with lite white on his forehead and on his nose five feet high, seven years old, appraised to $50.
 SEBASTIAN co.
 Taken up by Ishsm Parsons, a mare mule brand ed on the Jeff hind leg no. known what) some sad dle marks, supposed to be SIX years old, appraised 60 S20.
 Taken mp by Benjamin Williams. q cheSnut sor- rel mare. with a white face, her feet all white a little white spot on her right thlgh and white spot on the left side of her back, years old next spring, little crest fallen, appraised to S30.
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Horrible Accident.

'.iF '1e mos; horrible accidents It ever befel
 " 'os3fl happened opposite this city about
 e4'tA nigh' before last, In Wolfe'S New t4' D '-'2s nHil. \ yOuag man not more than F'1H-ech wears of age, named Christopher Hlck . ..''- Hhi'e engaged n otHng he maehfneFs. was 'tSA' h1iWeen two heavy Fou rollers used fe, .'-,7s u.a sgd passed through them with tbs 'F-.,f H hsh'nipg, Tue body was eano,e,.ly "' 'al Q P)wiesl The fiesh bones and au w.r. se7l in,0 small fragments that no one coo4t '- ife by gsht that few moments before they v .-f2 haman beiRg active and falI of GG.t- -s ss'lt ~as awiaily Aeart-lead ng Mr H,ek
 sag sas young man uaiFeraally estsrfhs-i iy s,5,, ''.Ff aiis.--c neiHnat ( mmercss!, 2ad ah.
 q. The pea qi insanity has been raised aga,n.- -.- ''e,l2n' al CoiamAus, Geosgla, of yoans .., u '1,''5 hinoall, charged with having robbed 4sf., s' ..Ahce. "a which he vas employed B
 lie lify tn this case ven unable te ~ ana new tral is 10 lake place. The u,aa ,., siA'Y Shoald have been fstsetl e,fAer--zh-f .s NsJ afsi appointed A clerk in the Pf.a ,@ " bF'Eas crazy enough so steal. be vgp, g.- -,1 P TX m such responsible position -
 s p- fTNAss which have teccntiy taken plscs a,,.-- '''seeS, we should suppose thai he ,9ssnf s,., 4v'4l the country had been eaapt,es ,1 c sac '''tites with the necessary Alge alaais. .n
 '7 fh.adeiph'a Ledger sad thls. I, ns,e, any 'lag nnore true. The fact that q voan, ' vas able ia discharge. even with partial ~ats,
 ''''' such daues as those of Post o,I,.- ,,l,,. ''e assumption. after he was found guilty q 's' that he was insane, are wholly irr.co,
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E nnaent Argnment.

We pablish the following ftom the Rlchn1l,C Examiner for the benefit of those journals. both al the North and the south. which iippansly talk of e,soeioa tn the even; of the secession of sonth Carolina;
 '' N3ie could faIl to sec that what was then wal upoa one State, would De war upon each 0,GeI Soutbega SHte and the same circulnsiAnccS al some future tune. Arm9es Of voiuAteerS would pour Iu her ranks and in the end eyery s.a.e of- sanizallon Sog'h ef the Ohio wond De linked Tor veal oT woe 10 the destiny cf the injured Com mdaweath. The war of the Federal Common wealth would become war between the North and the South. Where then would be lie Union l. would mol eGiSt and never could eAst again. Old committees and deadly hate would keep open the wounds of that deadly duel, while time should be. The Union will vanish foreyemore wish the smoke of the first cannon which shall bt. fired In that great battle. It will disappear Ike the gorgeous baiIlenlents of clouds and mist which curtain the setting of the sun Pushed from hls broad, ambitious base, the giant statae wiH be shattered into uncoath aaa useless block of dis ,anied masonry
 And ali ;he blended wosk of strength and grace,
 With many rude repeated stroke,
 And many barbarous yell
 To thousand fragments broke.
 Such would be 1he mos, dep.orable event that . mas ever befalen mankind. l. would pu. back uue degrees the dtal Of human progress. itwould bio; rom the record 0t time the only page tha; began with justice and common sense. II would close the portals Of the most spendid future upon which the eye of man has been permitted to gage. Nevertheless k IS by lar the most probable result of an attempt to conquer the State of south Car ohna by the fleets and armies of the Federal o- SeTmnent- IL iS a result So probable, that II may be called inevitable. IL would seem dependent on the necessary connection of cause anl effect. So maRifestly probable IS it, that we cannot be- cg,f rf,tr Yankee lips and read In Federal newspapers We cannot believe that any Congress, any Ca6I- net, any President will be found mad in folly. so drunk with murderous stupidity; to attempt the execution of those threats. 1t IS the language Of oowaFdly braggadocio, sgaifying less than noth- ing, far Il coaesFfs essS threatening parry Empty as thus Is. howeverAltS natural etfect IS the further exaspeEaAon of the parry threatened :: aud n he yIew, We denounee II wicked, as wei as cowardly.
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L.nI. Rn.t. INaa 2s. lshI

Nsssrs Editors - enclose you a schedule of ap- po'n,men1 which please publish with seQats, Ina. l, may ais" hc published by sIl o,ieF Jour nsls of the state.
 address my felow eiizcns al each place specified. at thc hour of 10. \. N. lf convenient for them. IL will be perceived ihst ms apPo'nifoe4ts eo- brace very nearly 'h- whole of ihe West au,l North-wes; part Of the StSte. II IS impossible m the tnne allowed me 10 visit inc whole Safe. Al fer filing The last appointment, now made, 10 vii at Little Rock oa ihe 18th of July. will set out immediately and visit suca part of the State ss may then be deemed seeusSary.
 an SITS especially yours,
 R N IDHNsfsN
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N a.s anl D.m9cIat, pIease eopy.
Cholera on the Grand Turk.

We learn ifon a gentleman who came passen- ,-t 1a .a- steamer Fawn, from Cairo, to thus ely fes.=ataf n1la.nz, that when he left, Friday, the s-4a-t Grand Turk had just arrived from New y,. aus wta upwards 0f loo passengers, mostly p..GAa em grants iie was informed by the clerk 0' @s Gtanl rI,S, that soon after the boat Jeff NeX Orleans. he cholera broke out among the Ge-ase deck paSssuse.s, of which there were up Ei's ei }iJ. aud Gp to the tIa= of the arriyai of .-. eaN a. Casto, - d,e,i Thesc were 5 other ulsaS ya 5Jl;i at that unle under medical treat u-t
 Oar at)nmla, also stated that there weru three yaise.Aas % tue boat, who were rendering all the assistance ln ther power to check the Tayages oi ia= --s=ase, and tha, the officers of the boat en- s4s-- .3'ee mJre physicians at Calro, to procee 1 % s. L54S, where 'Ae Grand Turk was destined o,
 Ff1n tae slm- gentleman we learn that five casa 2i cholera had occurred at Cairo the day be- iNe 4a -tt. ,atee of which terminated fatally
 IL ,4!-let sl.s &.t a. a.fs.Eetas i.t,tt,fs at.,t,s ;a- Hyef @aefe the boat stopped. he heard of nu- a.,.5iS lases.--Lp4. De,necrat 3d inst.
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Runaways in Jail.

'Z VIE following negroes were committed Co the lai of Dallas county as runawayS. VIZ: On the p day of May, Dick, a Maiatto, bad y marked with small pox, 3l 3 yeats old, feet iiioiFeS ri eighi, had stIiped pants, blue cash mere coat aud black cloth cap, is quick spoken and jHeie eni. and says he Is barber
 Also ca the same day Charles, of black color, about 45 years old, feet 10 inches high, had on blue patis, gray sack coat and black hat hair quite gray, and wears a ring in one ear says he IS a blacksmith Both of the above negroes saythey belong b Mr. Shaw of Union Co. Arks
 Also OH the 30th May, George, bright Mulatto. about 20 years old, quick spoken, and chunky, , feet 5 inches high had on a blue round a bout, b!ach cloth pants aud slick cap. Says be belongs to Edmond Tatufn, of Union county ArkS. The owners are hereby notified 10 come forward, prove property. and pay the expenses of conmittal and advertisement, otherwise the sad negroes will be dealt with according to law.
 II. M. BOULDIN, SkeriF aa2 Jaiior
 of Daltas c. 4rks May 3ist, Is5i--4o-lw.