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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

On Saturday afternoon next. an adjourned
Meeting Of those feeling an interest in the
construction of the Mineral Point Rail Road
will be held at the Court House in this vii
lage. 1t IS unnecessary for US to urge upon
cur citizens the Importance of full attend
ance. All feel the need Of the Road, and we
have no doubt all will be there who can pos
sibly do SO. Several distinguished speakers
are expected to attend. and we hope that an
impetus will be given TO the ball already 10
motion that will tend to hasten the mpIetion
Of so desirable an object.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

WARRANTED TO KuL-The tn-o-third
rule, adopted by tie Democratic National
Convention, is sure death to the prominent
men Of the party, and therefore in great favor
with the = little fishes" It made Mr.. Polk
President and gave Dir. Pierce the nomina-
ton.
" ENLARGING THE AREA."-The Spirit Of
the Times. published at La Crosse, adds the
names of Wiram kuowlton and Geo. Gale to
the list Of candidates for the new Supreme
Court Of this State. We suppose that any
body IS eligible 10 that Office, tho it may be
a question whether they can all 50 come in
L-An extensive coal bed has recently
been discovered on Lake Superior, in the vi
entity Of L'Anse Bay.
RoBERr J. WALKER-Letters by the two Ia st
mails from England says the Washington Urion.
confirms the convaIezceuce Of Ex Sec'y Walker.
He is recovering strength very rapidly. The
complaint, which gave acute pain. has entirely
le.r ham. and is pronounced as perfectly cured
Mr. and Mrs. Walker are still at Raygate. but
hope TO behome by the first Of July
IJ~The Democratic party in many places are
trying 10 make great harrah over the Nomiua-
ton Of Frank Pierce. They find hard work to
create an excitement but il is the only way they
can keep their courage MP. So let them whistle
They viii ieeI bad enough after the election.
The editor of the Burlington Gowa) Gazette
has conve-sed with gentleman OF that city, who
has recently made tour through the counties of
Louisa, Henry Jefferson, Van Baren aud Des
Moiues- lie represents the wheat crop as unus-
ualy promising.
FrRE-A very destructive fire occurred in Mon
treai On the TIL inst. destroying property to the
amount Of SIogoeel.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
COETC CI-TsrD 80 rTFNTTEs.

Dr. VIM b. Farre: This is to certify ihatI have used
your Luient in cases OF Beache in horses, aud have
failed any 25 bottle and bout
quart Of water. In five ten minutes aer it is
ken down, the horse will be relieved from PAIN would
little more in very desperate cases. although new
or failed with the p cent bottle.
Respectfully, yours,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
Cholera in DHbuQup

The last Dubuque paper contains the report Of
the existence Of Cholera in that City 1t first
broke out on the night Of the 9Th inst and up to
Thursday following some % cases have proved
fatal The disease has been confined to the low
portion Of the town, and large portion OF those
attacked were raitzmcn, Or persons engaged iu
taking lumber from the water
We do not anticipate cholera in Mineral Point.
yet we would remind our citizens, and the proper
authorities in particular OF tie necessity of clean
illness about streets AMI alleys. Cholera Is
not the only disease brought on by filth; and as
the not weather approaches sickness may De ex-
peoted unless the proper precaution be taken -
Let be done before II is too late, and there need
be no fear OF Cholera or fatal diseases. Our vii
lage IS now unusually feal,hy-let it remain so.
D-JUDeE Jackson, who has been confined to
his room fer tie last four weeks by severe iudis-
position, although gradually recovering is not
sufficiently well to BE present at tile opening Of
the Supreme Court. which commenced on Tues
day last lie VIII not, in all probability, Be cna-
bled 10 attend before the second Or third week 81
the term. As tie Judge IS eser faithful i'll The
discharge Of his official duties lie may De exptc-
ted 70 be present At Madison as soon as the state
Of his health viii permit him to attend to the
arduous duties Of the Bench
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

Chanahon, VIII county, III, Jan. 10, Is59.
Ocs-See adv. ia the paper. 4w31

CoNsCNPUoN CT TIE LUSGs-sY aProsI.-When Con-
sumption commences It's works upon the lungs in its
sua form, the rst symptom is cough. As The disease
advances the cough becomes much frequent, and
is attended with the expccsoraon of matter which is
Sometimes c5iored, but ct others, assumes yeowsh or
greeuish hue and viii often be mixed with stroaks OF
blood After the cough las continued for q time the pa
ticnt will experience some difficulty in bres hing, accom-
panied Perhaps with pain in the chest and frequently
in beth sides The patient viii be subject to
hectic fever and alternate Of he7 frequently cold
shiis- and often with copious night sweats.
Those threatened with CONSUMPTION should bear in
mind that WIsTARs B.LsAH Wild CHERRY is the rem
edy, that has performed cures Of Consumption that were
thought almost nraruIgus-cures which have asonish-
ed the medical world and brought the bloom Of hralh
many paid cheek, aud joy and gladness many a
desPaiing bosom.
See advertisement in another column. L2m25.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

Hon. |. = Tu-er las our thanks tor sevcra'
late California Papers and public State documents
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
THE TRIBUNE.
Mineral Point, June II, 1852.
Rail Road Meeting.

Wanted, Flour, Butter, Eggs, Corn, OATS Potatoes
&c, in payment for deb 5 due n.is once.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

BoUSBARr SURvEr-0l the g-h OF Nay, the
Iowa and Minnesota Boundary Survey had az
vaneed about thirty miles west from Lansing
The weather had been untavorable % rapid pro-
Gress.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

Yesterday, the 9th, the Wing National
Convention assembled for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency. We shall probably get
the result in time for our next issue. We an
ticipate harmony Ia the acts Of she Convention
and Union among the Wings throughout the
country, in support Of the nominee of the Con
vention; and if such be the case, victory at
the polls may be expected,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
Positively AN IMPORTANT
N8TECE

VIE undersigned is just endeavorng arrange
with AMI collect from those indebted to him, 20 IS
viii be impossible for him do So unless his frendi
C-7SH Up before the fifteenth Of july, 81 ne
also hopes that this notice will be sufficient and that be
m not have TO adopt any other 20 get the money
due hum JOHN MILTON.
June. 1882 3M
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

HORN STARCH.-OrnsC Corn Starcb. r.
I ker's Cocoa. aud general assortment of
groceries for sale low at a. G. DAVIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

II EIizur Wright, former editor OF the Com
monwealth, has been pat on trial on charge Of
aiding the escape of a fugitive Slave.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

A man name. Css,ls, 90 years OF age recently
committed suicide ~ Chicago, by cutting his own
throat with a rae, while in ct of delIrium
caused by lu.eruIesauce. lie was Soldier OF the
Revolution
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

QUIcK rHIP PROM BuFrALo-A gentleman ar
rived IN this village Thursday evening OF last
week, who LEFT Buffalo \. Y. at o clock on Mon
day night previous TIE trip was made through
IN two hours less than three days. including one
night which lie lay by at Be,oit. The route from
Mineral Point east VIA Chicago, az this time
offers many advantages over any other. and when
the Rail Road from Mineral Point to the Illinois
line IS Completed, two day viii be sufficient time
10 perform the trip.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

E-J~Ws understand the Argus and Democrat
are soon to be united making but one. Democrat
i PEPPER 10 Madison.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

THs BAkgRs.-This family of unsurpassed
vocaIists gave two concerts in this place last
week. Their singing was such as we seldom
have the privilege of listening to- The Ba-
kers draw full houses wherever they give con
certs, and well they may fJr a person who has
the least taste for music cannot listen to them
without being delighted with their singing.
WASHINGTON MoNUMENT-Persous in this
vicinity, willing 10 contribute towards the com
pletion OF the Washington National Monument
[and who IS not2) can leave whatever sum they
who is agent for the association. We hope OUT
citizens who have not contributed towards this
noble object vii, avail themselves Of the present
opportunity
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17

IT Several 5s5as murders have been commit
tcd e 1nd near L Cross. ID this State
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
New ork, June 7


The entire O'Reiley or Pain Telegraph
Line from New y ORR to Buffalo, with all It's
tributaries and side lines, was sold to-day at
the Merchants Exchange, by auction by p
o'clock, by order Of the Court for S39, 200.
bid IN by the bondh0ldeTs. Original cost a.
bout 100000.
The Washington correspondent of the
Commercial, says that no communications
have yet been made to this government BY the
new Mexican Minister. Heis probably wal
ting for advices from home.
The 9th Of August viii probably be fixed
upon tor The adJournlng Of Congress.
Washington. June :.
SESATE.-Number Of petitions in favor of
the passage of the Homestead bill were pres
ented.
Mr., Weller presented proposals for carry
ing the mail from San Francisco to Panama
seml-monthIy, with the resolutions adopted by
the California Legislature in its favor.
On motion OF Mr.. BoFlaud, the bill author
IzIng the correction Of erroneous locations
Of military land warrants was amended and
ordered to be engrossed.
AIr. Hamlin adversely to abolishing the 20
per cent tax monthly on seamen's wages.
HoUsE.-The House resumed the consider
alton Of the bill granting lands to States for
the benefit Of INDECENT insane. Mr.. STANLEY
demanded the ayes and noes on the pending
aotlon TO refer to committee Of the whole.
Boston, June 5.
The news of the nomination Of franklin
Pierce caused great establishment here, and
much excitement prevails.
General Pierce and lady are at the fremont
House, in this city, and he leaves for Con
cord, n H., on Monday. Numbers of our
citizens are calling on him.
lie said. when a Crpuflanlar contaminated
him - Sir, you could not congratulate more
surprised man"
despatch from Concord, n. H., says -
" General Pierce's nomination was received
with tumuluous ioy-his friends are now fir
ing 50 guns and all the bells are ringing"
New York, June 5.
The steamer Northern Light sailed for San
Juan this morning fall Of passengers. Hon.
Perry Smith, Ex-U. s. Senator from CT died
yesterday at New Milford.
Pittsburgh, June 5.
In Steubenville while firing in honor of
Pierce's nomination, while loading a cannon.
It went of and killed one man and wounded
another 50 severely that he died in a few min
utes.
Cincinnati, June 5.
We learn from Lexington, Mo, that there
is considerable sickness on the plains, and
some cholera.
Deaths occur on almost every boat coming
up the Mississippi. and occasionally a death
takes place at various points in the West.
There have been seven or eight cholera
deaths in this city.
destructive thunder storm passed through
portion of Indiana on Thursday night. A
Ia &c amount of property was destroyed but
no loss of life had been heard of.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-17
WILLIAMS. BONNELL g. 90 u

Nos. 50 and 81 AUSTIN'S RLOCK
Corner Of East Water and Detroit So
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Have in Store and offer for sale the folo,.i.-
styles Of Goods, by the piece, or ls
packages for Cash.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18
TIilRTY-s ;sc0sn coSe;R isss--Ipr ss;ss1o
iiloSpaY. juSE II, 1852


Mr. Bright introduced till increase tho salaries Of the
Assstnn, Pos,mascrs General and poviins for ,ncr fu
appointment BY and with The advice and OF the
Srn3r.
Tic resolution directing tho appointment OF select
m,ee TO enquire ao the oSpedicncy OF purchasing Caind
collection OF Indian and portraits was taken up and
adoptsd.
MI Sumner submitted resolution which was agreed to-
directing the committee commerce to inquire whether
gny legislation !s necessary or ekpajen TO exempt vessels
driven hy Stress OF uc.rhe and auc!,orus any OF our
potts from hc ordinary detcnluns and acquisitions OF the
Cusi House
The Senate then took up the bill granting further RENE.
ward Bradbury oucs Underwood and Stockton supported
the bill. and Messrs Bayard, Bosnd, Butler, Hunter,
Fech ard Geyer opposed H. motion 10 recomm the bill
20 The Committee Patents was lost and on motion to
-ecomnt 10 The Judiciary Committee no quorum voted and
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Moore, Of Is, made personal explanation, in rery
:; ausion made by Dir. Stanly Saturday TO the ing
cling which met, of which he was Charman the obsc,
Of which 10 consul, 10 the nest and honorable
70: The nomination OF Mr Flrnorc another object,
he sa harmonic the Wing party and establish
platform which all might unite; and If the gentleman
from North Carolina meant say that the meeting call
ed for the purpose Of creating third party he unhesi-
tatngy contradict It, As what occurred in the caucus
he could speak dehnvey he retired early being dis.
gused with the arbitrary and mperious 10 which the
Chairman acted
The bill granting lands to all the States was then taken
up, to which Mr. Doy, of Wisconsin, moved an amend.
mcnt
ncCOQQeO
question was ordered to Be put when II moved to
init the bill . The committee public lands which was me-
gatived-yeas rs, nays lG9.
The House then into committee of the whole on the
State Of the Union.
MI Genry Of Tennessee, who had the floor from saur
day. said he should avail himself of rule of the South
spesk with reference 10 any subject of paramount impor
lance 10 Inc country He should have remained silent but
for the speech Of Dir Stanly who had expressed views
opinions which he deemed TO be mschievous, and which
they went unanswered would lead to tho conclusion ad
verse TO what be believed to be the true interests Of the
country. be deemed it Of importance that both political
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parties should 10 nationalist themselves 10
uence to bear the American mind, and ndles .s 10
monse and thus give tranquility 10 the county oa
time conforming TO existing obligations .nan sam:
very w.Te aad throwing their influence Ia i.y a.s
maintenance OF truth. " " ~
Should both parties nc. upon this principle, he IT.
would ensure 10 the country long years Of .anoui
tho people of all sections vii! act together md tho ~
would 90 forward in its path of glory and light orne
in that of happiness and freedom. But should the
ties net in this manner he feared these waters o, M
ness would be again unsealed, and national strife
nism and denunciaon will again be the order OF Tho
These he said, the principles by which he WON
guided and acuated, by which he would be content N ~
defeat rather than be borne 10 The possession OF o,l I'd
plumber al the expense of the peace Of the country -
He went on TO enlopise that portion Of the pa,Eyrm
sed recently by the Convention at Baltimore which
to nuonaze il as the great question OF the day. and
should waive discussion 10 that portion with wh.. "
Cid not agree. The whg7 To considered, shoal NJ,
short, but hou;h natonaze themselves at Batime,: ~
cease to exist. VITA reference 10 Gen. Scott, lie d
tat mas conduct had prevented the wings from,
themselves, and shcuL they support him a noapr ~
was satisfied tie would receive the suppor, Of = u
Stale II Tic South "s
After bric alirsion 20 ar. P.srcc, and aut,.o..
ice of thai ..:ntiCIlin which appeared In the ~, "
Evening Posi- NJ went on 10 review the course viii,
been pursued by Dir Seward who, should Gen sra,,
cced wou'i stand il The relation Il. viii,
Union as re does tie wh@s ~ II: Nor. He t,,.
..iuSS, a most c!uoient ard powesu. sa"ch BY .r
the determination perform faithfully his tuty az. -.
upon the wings o initiate 'ac example o. the inunie. Al
republic. and 10 act il eon1rmiiy with he obligation xn
patriotism Imposes.
Nj C.mp5r!i Oa;o. took the floor, and sat Will.
Wings % tie North will rot endorse TIE lna;y o. H. e
p:olse, Jet they were Prepared % carry 0u the or,
tio; bat ~; ~ 90 farther. Having m.dc oI, or ,sa
remarks he y:eIieI the ceacnsn fcoin North L.a
Mr. Starry ssit TIC ,-:.c 10 set himself ,4s. ,a.. =.
speech Of TIE g,ntlcna >'t! Tennessee, anc lsSna
charged with ut,eg speech OF 'liScnevoas c..ner =
f.lr lhdl re called Upon 70 reply. Tie ssSim,n AL,
Ged to- had understood sh o"tfs opposed 10 esoua
IN tie par. Oi the Hh" CGnverluE lie was OPPOSED r. -
p4t!'Eas ana hao ei"eaV"'fa 10 rfsP're ne pt.c
ro- the acceptance OF the ncricrc whJe-sg o MEM o.. 49,
while he had lis preferences he said he nan Wv
sui No then proceeded 10 an;o,:.s!t Upon TIC .gsftt
NJ. Gentry NJ considerable lco.:I.
Mr. Townsend next nGai"tG tic floor, whoa lie cs.us,
re
Sir. Seymour OF n. Y. introduced bill! to !nprore~
tain rivers ant afoors which refer!cG the eon
OF Tie whole.
I lie House then adou mes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18
PUBLIC MEETING ~ CIEsTESFlELD

A, r.rrag of lr people Of Chesterfield county, held
the Coari House, Monday" i Jrac 1852, pursuant 10
l"c for lie parposr OF considering tc contact {" the
Governor OF this CoTn,a s.;h il committing the punish
:nsa # slave J,r!tn acsc'. and his reasons for the
sair ~ :,..nn l.. II BfG"s, I.fq Appointed C!a!
i,:A:. III Gcu.ne y. Ficrd, Secretary.
NJ. John X Peers Il. rf pIcl'nJe AID series o! rcsnu.
riuns ia res;on Ii" subject, which, on the nutia OF All
jas H. Cox, referred 10 coiniitier OF i've, with n
srel"rS r.:n-i prram.. AID resolutions rrotr io'
tHc aicI;inn ni he meeting.
The Caa,:Ga:G obcdcnce 10 the above notion appoint
=. ne following cu',nit,.e S. Peers, Chairman James
H. Cox J. II. Moody, Alexander Sirms, and X. RI. Wat.
<!ns Ic committee ae: retiring for short time, report.
a tic following Tc.!5!c and esouona which were accPt
ei ny M. mcctirs with few dissenting voices:
Whereas, Jo7Ja~ Hatcher. slave, was tried
tie Musings Court OF thr City OF Richmond, fo' III:
rnu:,r IF Vim, r. Jackson, and ccnGemc TO be cxecuct
AID the Governor of h!s Commonwealth in the exercise 81
MS constitutional rowe! comG.ue the said punishment IL
,le ard Transportation beyond the limits o. the Cni'C!
S,ais and w!rrcas The House O: Delegates did The
lions disappointing the Of The Governor 10 the premises
Therefore,
Csuvrd Tint this meeting approve said preamble and
rcsruti6ns ard commend the of delegate, Alex
,uieT .'nncs ESQ, :or his vote.
scsi.ed Iat tbs meeticg condemn the course OF .hn
Senate Of Virginia In refusing 10 adopt said preamble and
resolutions
On moon-2ssolve5. TIA, hese proceedings 30 publish
Cd in The i.ichn:cTd ard Petersburg papers
Tie meeting tacn ADJOURNED.
Il. Il. BROOKS, Chairman
GEO. ". FRIEND, Secretary.
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REMOVAL. ...
DUDLEy & JOHNSTON have removed to the rs; ,s
cunied Messre MATHEWS s. Co., No lbs Eagle
whcs they receiving and opening large and han hs
OF and Fancy Dry Goose which they n
attention OF their former and rhs public generally
TO THE PATRONS CT TIE LATE CONCERN OF CAY "a
TiIEWS & CO.. AND THE PUBLIC GESERAILl.... ~
Having ahe si'nds u 90 ~ ., ytrag~s
Messs pUDLhf q !ohHslo! 70 -, ~
Co respectfully neg ie"Se W ath ne tie
and desirable stock Of staple and fancy Dry Goo
celved and Opened by lnem, feeling Warranted ~ assu
that nv position aide. by the accom- odains ,GG "I.r
spirits mr. employers shall DC alb 10 render mem ~
sl..siactcn. WILLIAM w. rhh"'
luri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18

FATAL RENCONTHE IN CHARLESTON.
CaAaLEsTrS June IA prr,n"ittoi reu:nnrrc o-cir
RED "a King .'rtn', tbs orrD., N, Hall! s1pE.
Keeper, ami IoeTt L1cGe, un5.cI, The
atteT Ycniletnan wss almost instantly n.!.i rc weapons,
nsad rvosr"rs NJ. II II an.;1i.y After sl..en cred
himself 10 the auhoriicJ rnc affair orgin,,ed in Luts
which occurred be, .vrrn the ra,i ~ yc.t.Jd.y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18

DETENTION OF THE JAPAN EXPEDITION
Fcats are rXt:scG that the expedition n,an will have
10 be Abandoned fo- tho of Tic S selm
Mississippi! no" lylag New YORK e in want :: hT
:cr, ana tie wages OF rel arc oAlJ 5.2 per nu1a o.
IS less paid in The u,e.ciant service. 10 not aeF
she will - abb. 10 obi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18
DESTRUCTIVE ElRE AYn Loss nr 49,

DESTRUCTIVE FIFE hHD LOSS or LIFE.
NE'" York Jun" Is TAI, unolt.;.r. IN. tavern ku0ws
"a Nasn" On Head tluu;cra ut al B.rli a
Psa streets, vas dcsit"rei by fire. It fuil u t,.t
trs, many OF ":om Inr1rtt "ni nf tho windows w'n,.
Uho sTrang from tie 5!a sprv has since dei o ar inl.
Trs u = feared that oilers prfisncd in the iuc Tho
loss is S25 UU0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18

ANFI.RENT OUTRAGE
ALBANY, June l5-While Mr Waite OF Springfield, Min,
was visiting his brothcr-naE Nassau in this St.e he
was shot down BY gang Of An:tenlers and very t;r''
rousy wounded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18

TERRIBLE FIRE AT WETEMPkA.
WETussPKA Ala, juno ia destructive conf ,.'a'r
occurred here on Saturday, by which the busi.'
rance $50 OCO
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DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING =.
CiScNSATr, June ia largo tsmocfstic raiiSeal.a.
meeting was held ast night. Several speeches were n.
resolution: adopted approving The nominations sr' .
aorang the platform
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18

MONSTE PETf!i0N.-i petition f:sfenn:
in the New Hampshire L.3ia'urc III. Oh In favJr >!
tho Maine Law siancd by "a 5o3 yotss and Il 10 s,'i
uan ,nnnrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18

S.TRAYED AWAY, The hrf: ds, Of June ~
= from Water Lo.an's premises, Goa! BLACK tiy ~
and Colt having white etocka and slight o'4-e
on the forehead. liberal reward will De PAID ~ any
n. 90. ri yinr information lead 10 their
June Is-c2y WALLER LosA', 'uS'