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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON,
At THE GEPMAN MEDICINE CTOpF

AT THE GEHMAR MEDICINE STOKE
100 Arch street, PhtIad. IPhIa.
THEIR power over the above diseases is not
] excelled-if equalled-by any other prepara-
tion in the United States, as the cures attest,
in many cases after skilful physicians had
failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of
invalids. Possessing great virtues in the rec
tifcation of diseases of the Liver and lesser
glands, exercising the most searching powers
in weakness and affections of the digestive
organs, they are withal, safe, certain and pleas
ant.
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ii9iCHILDS &fCO.,
WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE
Nos. 133 and 1856, Wood street,
PITTSBURGH, PENN,


m ARx now prepared for the
-FALL TRADE with from three to
%A-H a9four thousand cases BOOTS and
-. SHOES, comprising one of the
most extensive stocks we ever had the pleasure
of calling the attention of our friends and
country merchants generally. Among which
may be found
450 cases men s welt and half welted kip Boots;
$50 do heavy spk sole coarse do;
100 do nailed Hungarian do;
so do oak bottom tap sole kip do;
$50 do pump and half welt calf do;
IS do linn stitch French calf 10;
rs do water proof and lumberm'ns do;
| so do sewed custom made do;
A large assortment mems coarse and double
soled nailed brogans;
Mems super L. and B. kip and gents Bootees;
Do fine calf, goat and enameled do;
Do coarse, calf and kip, sewed custom made
Bootees.
Boys, youths and childs coarse and kip Boots;
Do do do Munroes and Brogans;
Ladies fine heel and spring heel calf, kip and
wax Boots;
Ladies fine heel and spring heel goat and ena-
meled Boots;
Do fine enameled and kid Jenny Linds;
Do do do Fillmore Boots;
Do bronze and black Sultana do;
Do fine PIP and tight sole Caters;
Jenny Lind Ties, Alboni Ties, Sultana Ties,
Victoria Slippers, with a great variety of wo-
mems heavy strap Shoes, Buskins, &C.
Misses and children's geat, calf and kip
Boots, Bootees, fancy Ellslers, Caters, &C.
Mems, womens, misses and children's metal
ic gum Overshoes, Boots, Jenny Lind Boots,
Buskins, Slippers and sandles.
Also 1000 sides prime New York tan
ned sole Leather.
HATS AND CAPS.
A splendid assortment of mems and boys
wool, fur, Mexican, Kossuth, Magyar, and cit
liens Hats of many styles and qualities.
Fine silk plush and cotton plush Opera,
Union and Rolla Caps; Mohair cloth and
glazed Caps, fresh from the manufacturers, of
latest fashion, &C., &C.
Our stock being purchased direct from first
hands principally for cash, and adapted to
Western trade, we are enabled to offer such in |
ducements as will compete fayorably with any |
regular Jobbing House East or West.
We respectfully invite an examination of our /
stock. DParticular attention given to orders.
Il. CHILDS q CO.
Pittsburgh, Sept. l. ls53.-3m
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9A BBLS, Williams best Family Flour. At
" Head Quarters, low for cash. -
May 26, '53. HALLIDAYS&W &WADDFIT.
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WHlCH is one of-the LARGEST and BEST assort-
W Hlents ever brought to this market. I Tbs,,
intend to dispose Of the articles on most rss.
sonable terms. All who may want any thin
m their line VIII do well to call. -
Nay l9, 1851 - .f
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OAR LEAD, Shot, s B Percussion
IL Caps, Dupont's Rife Powder,
blasting powder. pure white lead, Sp. whitiDx.
lard oil, Mason's challenge backing, dairy salt
IN sacks, extract of coffee. bottle corks, BragE's
corn starch, nails, spikes, window glass, ali si-
zes; gram shovefs, common DO, spades, axes,
hatenets, hammers, augurs, gimlets, shoe tacks,
curry combs, and variety Of notions for sale
at FORD & DROUILLARD'S,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
state Tsmparanse Convention.

This body net II Madison on the 9Th inst
fifteen counties being represented byover one hun
dred delegates. Tns Convention took strong
grounds in favor OF the Maine Liquor Law, and
against the anti democratic policy OF the WiScon-
ain Legislature in refusing 10 submit TO the peo-
pie vote upon the subject. Whether the Legis-
lature at It's present session viii heed the wishes
OF the people remains to be seen. It's an undeni-
able fact that the evils of ntemperance are on the
increase throughout the State, and unless the Leg
islature permit the people 10 vote for OF against
the passage Of prohibi,ory Law, we may expect
TO see a temperance organization in the political
field that will decide the question At the baot-box
IN the election OF men to office who have the NOR
al courage TO show their hands On the Liquor
question.
We shall publish the address and proceedings
hereafter
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

will descend TO any objection, which has enough
of speciousness in it to captivate those more igno
rant or INSCRIPTIONS than himself, however alb
surd II may be.-But this objection shall not 90
without its answer. Every person of any intelli-
gence knows that the benefits which any public
improvement calculated TO increase the facilities
for reaching a market confers on any particular
community, are not derived from the mere fact
that such improvement is in their midst but from
the fact that they have opportunity of using it,
As an illustration the Erie Canal is of vastly more
benefit to the people of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan.
Wisconsin and Illinois, than it is 10 the people of
the State of New York Except 50 far as the latter
derive revenue from it, and for the reason already
stated that the benefits result from the use Of it.
and not from the fact of its existence The PEG
| pie of New York have the fact-the thing itself
and the States named and others have the use of
it.-So here the people of La Fayette CO. have the
faet-the road mostly in their county. while the
people of Iowa co. although they have bat few
miles Of the road in their county have the use of
thewhole Of it, and derive far larger proportion
ate benefit from it than those OF the other county.
1t is proper also 10 remark that the III Central r
r. runs for long distance very near the southern
line of that county, at one point coming within SIS
| yards OF 1.-THE proposed Southern Wisconsin
r. r. is surveyed through the southern tier Of
towns in that county from its eastern TO its Yves
tern border, and consequently it could not be ex-
pected that the people Of he southern half of that
county, where majority Of the population is,
would, with all the rail road facilities they areex-
pecting take very lively interest in the Mineral
Point Rail Road.
The question now submitted is one Of life OF
death 10 this enterprise, and the effects Of your
decision viii be felt in the growth and prosperity
of our county for years to come. It Is hoped that
every voter in the county will be heard upon this
question through the ballot box and if candor, rea-
son and good sense shall be permitted to exercise
their appropriate Office, cannot doubt that there
.yil be large majority "FoR THE RAIL Roam
PRoPOsITIoN.'
MOSES VI. STRONG,
Prest NJ. PIT. R. R. Co,
Mineral Point, June 10, 1883
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
Wisconsin Legislature.

This honorable body met at Madison on the
9th inst and passed the first week in accomplish
ing nothing at all. They meet in the morning
and adjourn from day to day, at an expense 10 the
State of some 5000 daily. The trial Of Judge
Hubbel Is the principal busness for which they
met, and the whole matter viii end in smoke
We 30 nope that unless something is done soon
10 accomplish the object Of the session, Gov. Far
well will exercise the executive power Of pro,
rogueing the Legislature, and send the members
ment.
Since the above was IN type, we perceive by
the Madison papers that the impeachment trial
has commenced
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
EsTArE OF JAmEs RLoomER.

State Of WiscoDsin,
Iowa County IS
Isaac r. MsssUore Naturalization OF The Fsttts o.
4 James Hlocmer deceased, has fled bis position f
'lcense 30 sell all or 10 much 4 she real estais u lbs
sad deceased lying and beng in the Counties Of IczI
Grant 8nd Lafsy site and folly described in said petition
as vii be sufficient 10 pay .hc abta and costs Of admins
trH'iun of said deceased.
Notice is therefore hereby given thsi Enaihe viii
os bad said petition At the next Term Of the County
Count e. be holden al The CCurL House in Mineral Point
on the first Monday Of Auguis next when and phers
any person may appear and show hy The prsyeG
the petitioner should rot be granted.
PAELEy EATON, County Judge
Dated June 9th, Is53. 4v1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

The following Resolutions were offered by AlT.
" atson, If Milwaukee, and unanimously adopt
ed
Resolred That this convention, by ITS almost
unanimous vote for Leonard J. Farweii for Gov
ernor. on tae informal ballo,, has intended 10 ex-
press its appreciation o. he uprghtness and IN,
dependence of cha7actel witch he has exhibited
in Office.
Resolued--That having thus placed before the
peope Of the Stags the record OF its regard for
an officer who mas in all his pubic acts, looked
only to their good, and believing that their best
interest will be promoted by making no nomina-
ton at this time, this Convention do now adjourn,
10 meet again at the call Of the State Central
Committee.
Believing az We 10 that very large portion
Of the vo.ers Of tie State not only Of the Wing
party, bat of the Democratic and Freesoil par
ties prefer Gov Farwell 70 any other man for the
office he now holds, We uope he may hereafter
make up his mind 10 yield 10 the wishes OF the
people and consent 10 become candidate for d
reelection. even al the sacrifice of private bust
ness and personal eellngs- We believe that the
interests Of Wisconsin demand an honest, upright,
fearless man 10 watch over her IN the executive
department.. Such man is LRoSARD J. FAR-
WELL, and we rep,-t, We do sincerely hope he
may be induced 10 yield to the wishes o. the PEG
Die, and remain another term in Office.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

IT, collie CURED IN TEN MINUTES
q Farrell This Is to certify that have used v. rs
'neni In cases Of Belly ache in horses, and baveD
iaied IN any case use % cent bottle and abOv, ~
quart q water Ia i've or Ten minutes after is a..
down. The horse viii be relieved from pain. wou8r.
ll'te more IN very desperate cases, although Dsv.
JAILED with 8 . cent bottle. Respectfully yours,
Il. HENDERSON
Cbanahon, Win county, H., Jan. 10, lS52.
~" see advertisements In this psper, -,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
Wisconsin Lumber Yard.

JOHNSON a BARROwS. have now on bsnd 5 - -
y AMI well assorted stock o. Igmber, &C, 10 - -.
they invite the attention Of purchasers. Ihe siOoA w.
pTises the following assortment:
Gi0,tnu feet Common inch Lumber, u, cy.,-
25n,|0 " 2in, 4 and ! IN First and 7erona 49,
l5yO0G ] ain and I inch Flooring,
75G80 siding.
Ic,f0g Joi.t and ScsntiInS,
$4,000 q Grub lznk,
E.G-e0n Shingles,
S0Jf0n TztE.
5..rS 'eat ~quaTe Timber,
Cslenq- Jsns ass s7-s5~rgs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
GUAnpTlN NoTECE.

state q u isc0usln5
Iowa County Sc,
T0hn urer Guardian o. Fllsn May "a Infant q L
q Of Richard Msy deceased ass fled 30 The Probss
once his petition Tor License % ssl he real Es.ale 0,
tia ssjd " ard being pars Of Iut No. ~ n tie
Village # Mineral Point in Iowa County.
Notice hereby given that 1nsl hearing viii be h'f
upon said petitu g the next Term OF ire Comfy Coun
90 be holden NJ the Court tuG-e in MHcrs Point on no
Monday August next when and where Any person
may appear and SHOW Wy the prayer OF the pti-
TONER should uJt be granted
FARLEY EATON, County THdge,
Dated June OH ISJ3 4~37
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

Gov. FARwEIL has removed from Office =.
SILvERNfAS, Sheriff Of Ozaukee COUNTY ''
charges preferred and for reasons fully -, eFoa
n the Executive decision. WA
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
At the Sign Of the Golden EasIel
NO. IS. MAIN ST, GALENA, ILL,

Nelo Watches Jercelry Si'rr and Plated Har, p.
cy Goods, PeLflH;ery &C., Sc, DC.
TORN z. SMITH & ca. take tht,--,,
(sN.~ y 70 reJrrst their sincere hsrEs - ~
<~szSssy.zzss citizens Of Galeua aud vicinity n, ~
<-ssl@lssD liberal patronage bestowed unop ~
during The past fifteen yes-s, and to assure her -
no pains will be spared on their 70 merit cogt
+ Of t,to John f.. Smith has ,Utt rst1-I
from New York Phjladalp hIa with Tie I.rrss -
81 Goods IN ther hhe ever Drought 20 this city t0-
chased upnl he most fay, eAb.e terms. which e1sst
them 20 sell very low. We should be pleased N ~,
ali call ana examine their slaCk O is 30 tn. 5jS ~
show goods. v ex & Of the leading srtcss.
Gold Chron meter, DuplC2 and Lever Wstebss 8,
dagie ana Hurting cases, Gold Anchor and Leplle
SILVER isyers, Anchor Escapement and Leplpe do.
Colo Fob hsns, Guard 40; seals sud keys wi1b an
Ladies' breaches And Ear Rings OF the latest s,ls..
Stlds, Pins, snaps, Bracelets, Crosses and Ysss 3d.
cur Pins ami cur Button: Gold PezcIls and Pens.
Gold SpecJacles aad Eye Iasses;
Gold IOckets 81 large VARSITY:
IIamoui, hmeroid aud Eo0y Rinss; Garnet and "a
paz do together With al endless aasor.lasn. u all oil
SILVER WARE.
silver Table Spoons ~ q orks Besss,t do; Tes do.
Sugar ToHg~, Srlar Shovel, Lafles, Sail aud qa,4
Fraii knives pes'aFt do, ru.ter de, Pickle Knife aas
F.. 4, ali pure iyoT- Granted equal 20 coin.
PLATED WARE
Fine Plated Tse.ers, I'm TIoa silver Wuu1uDgs.
Tex ~e.s P.tcLo e, '"a.lngEIur y rvi,ss
- Case haskcs, ard Besssls ardas.ehs
4" - Chamber aLdly 81 CAS- Butter D,snss
- Toas, Races
:, :. EnEhsh =. Amer can Table ard Tea Spoon;
CANES. ~
D eas- es7,rtzle.- .l .pes, re- --au,,d s1t
TUCEET CUTLERY.
Rodgers, Worlr nu,ilag'a, ham and Bro-hers. e.
50, American Pocket Cutlery The nnsss assormeR. sv
PAPIER 1TACHE GOODS.
Work Boxes, Tx tIUds, Port folios, Jewel Bo1e.
Glove do. sc, SC Persons Wishing 30 make Presents
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

We are p.sineI 10 learn that tie Oldest 5lUsE.-
er of ROM AKaS, formerly Of this town, DEBIT
crafty jumped from a bridge on Pine River IN
Richland Co. a few days since and was drowned
It appears that she had been 10 a store, short
distance from her home, to make some little Pur-
chasee-on he way she lost the money sent b.
her, and or returning told that she ought 70
be more careful and was sent back TO endeavo-
to find the missing coin. She started, threatening
to drown herself, ia company with young man
about is years Of age. When some distance is
advance and o. the bridge she called out that she
was going = drewn herself, threw down her
bonnet and jumped into the river The young
man ran to rae spot threw off his coat and plung
ed ID 10 her rescue but - late 10 save her. She
arose once laughing and then sunk TO rise no more
Her body had not been found at last accounts
She was p or % years Of age-IHdPs'.dent
-4fHerleaa.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
Railroad Earnings

To give our readers some idea Of the business
done on westetn Railroads, we copy the following
statement Of the earnings OF the Galena and Chi
caso Union Railroad, for the year ending May st
1883, from the Official Report of n. I. Towner
Esq, Secretary Of the Business Department OF that
Road which We fnd in he Chieago Tribune.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
WING State Convention.

The State convention that met at Madison last
peek, as most of our FeTdeTs are aware adjourn
ed without making a nomination. The eonven-
ton was well attended. and more than nine tenths
Of the Delegates went prepared TO vote for Gov
Fargen for denomination; the Governor, how
ever. in consequence OF the claims OF private bu-
siness upon bis time declined the nomination
The Delegates having no other person in their
minds for the Office OF Governor, and knowing
that those by whom they were sent to the con
vention desired no other man for that important
station, thought best to adjourn without nomi-
mating, not however until they had taken an IN
ormal ballot for Governor. which they did with
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
4 IlLIElRLbI MILL RHllIRIY ElR SAR.

Grist Mil and Saw Eli, House Stone Baet-
smith shop, Cooper shop and I2O acres OF Lana
which viii be sold on the most reasonable terms
by applying to the subscriber at Mineral POM.
D. 4. FAIRCHILD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
MARRIED-

At Bedford n. Y. on the morning Of tie 3i,,
'lt by the Rev. C D. Lyon Mr. J c. Qrlv ),
ALBANY n Y. 10 MISS FANNY CAxROy a
FoHT CevIsG TON n. Y
Ag@ G1@g9 &JSeWggm Gs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16


Total, $4,000
The feature Of this contract, that viii most
sJTikingly command your attention, and as I think
also your approval, is that by which the contract
OTIS agree to take S393,OO0 out of the S693,OuC
[nearly ~ of the whole in the stock and bonds
of the company ITSELF which viii never have any
rai's rohatere, until the road is completed and the
value OF which after 1t Is completed, will depend
upon its net income. his feature of the con
ract IS a sure guaranty that if the contractors
aifly commence the work and expend few
thousand dollars on i. they viii complete II, as
matter OF self interest. And as an additional
guaranty ten per cent on all estimates is to be re
tanned until the whole IS completed, which will
amount to over $4,000 before the work is finish
ed. And the fact that contractors G. such large
experience IN kall Road construction were vii
ing to undertake to build our road, al invest in
/ about 81 OF their own money for every 50 in
vested by the Company and county, is the bes'
possible evidence that they had every conhdenc,
IN the scheme as profitable investment.
It is very true that the Directors. in thus agree
ing with the contractors TO furnish them tn,
bonds Of Iowa Co. TO the amount of $4,000
assumed a responsibility which thew had srr;c,I,
no right TO do. bat they relied on the good sens,
Of their fellow citizens 10 sustain then? in III,
emergency in which they were placed; an emer.
sency in which thew were Obliged to act nron,pt.
~, if at al. and one in which no opportunity wa
offered them to ascertain in advance the senti
aeur of the voters of the county To that good
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

We learn from the officers of the Brif;ysb y.
steamer anne Conway, from Jamaica, that all b1, mai "a,
OF the passengers on board the ship VIII NO
Mary, wrecked off the Great Jsaacs L IAN and
saved. They were rescued by vrecIi7os :, ossa
er while the ship was drifting, lust h. -,oo'-
sunk As
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

NEAHLV AsoTHER Ramon AccIDEST.-Yes
erdaY, by the carelsssness of the switch tender Of
the Galena Railroad on the West side, we came
very near hasiug Norw ak tragedy small
scale IN this city. The Elgin Accommodation
train was colaIng in, aud the bridge over the
North Branch was open. Il cannot be seen but
short distance and was observed BY the eug.ncel
in time 10 stop the train; but not Till il had come
within very few feet Of the bridge The utmost
eXertion were necessary 20 stop the tram before
making the fatal qlun=- The danger was owing
entirely 70 tie cu7able negligence of the switch
tender 10 display his flag. such men are not fit
10 be trusted H.IA position on . railroad.-Chlea-
20 Press.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

The total expenses OF running the
Road for the year was Sls7,396 80
Excess OF Receipts, S2s6,l5l s.
The earnings in 81 were s26l,9s9 "a; for So
S473,548 p. Increase, S21l,59S 81.
II the GAlana and Chicago Road, which is only
flushed to Rockford, distance OF 90 miles, pays
nearly 100000 annually over and above all ex-
peuses, we think il may be safely calculated that
the Mineral Point Road will pay sufficient to en-
able the Company TO meet the interest on the
bonds asked OF the County
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

STAT OF WISCONSIN, iowa COUNTY IS,
lircuiL Court .nHa Count y iscol

ElenOr r Bsiy, Francis J. LnDu and Sarah u. DUE
In CbaDcery TO foreclose Mortgage.
P54E the Cling OF this Bill, g having been sssaeo
riiy lruved 20 that The defendants FIsHeis &"
Duun and Sarah Il Dunn, residents Of tbs sac
md upon motion of Farley Eatpn, solicitor toT the con
u Is hereby ordered that notice q The Tens
of this suit be published for six successive " * ID
the Wisconsin Tribune, weekly psTer pu5lIEheo a!"
ers Point, IN Iowa comfy, thss he -sid defendants
and appear Il the Of ihe Circuit ouri, ~ 3D.
for the county q Iowa the first dav % The Tern y
To be holden at the Cont HUus-- in Mineral Pcni' 10
county, the third Monday Of september nrEL llfh
and there % plead answer emIrIo O. cOwps'n1H
bill Of complaint. The viii be ss confess
ed against them and the matters and tsngs therein o
aimed, deere sccsfdiueiy.
MINERAL PoINT June 9Th 1879
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
Good News The Passengers Of The wan
Mary Saved! --A1 and

Inc announcement, that the whole Of >.
about 200 IN namber, were lost h. pas
the following it will be seen, that an By
them were saved. 0O' Two Of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

Central Ru.ro1d.-ITlsa for this road is now
being transported on wagons from Gzlens
along the line 10 Scales Mound.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
Post Office Department.


A correspondent Of the New York Tribune
says:
The Post Once Department have abandoned
their original intention of issuing their new
stamped envelopes as early as the first ProTimo,
though the contractors are understood TO have ?
portion already Tor delivery at this point. The
Postmaster General being undisposei 10 scatter
abroad until tie can have sufficient on hand 70
send them IA every direction, has deemed it best
to wait uut.l tie first Of July, when an ample
supply viii De ready. They are printed on pa.
per made for tie purpose, 50 water lined that IN
each envelope enc may plainly distinguish besides
the beautilI postage stamp, the letters, P. o. D.,
L. s, (meanang Post Office Department Of the
United Sta1as)
The law MAKES II equal felony to counterfeit
this paper 70 Ibe stamp.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

County Comuizsr for fovva 1uniy yNi-corf.l.
+, James HUI Gibson, Clerk OF said Court, DO heTfa
certify that the above and foeg,nG il and cort
crpy Of order nfsit in the above ed cause .
the same remain on in my ofhCa.
ia witness VherOG have herernio 80 p
Il. s. hand, and the sssl said Court, his IN ~
Of June, A. d. 1888.
JANIS HTr7 Gibson. ClTE'
6w53 iowa CUuaty. WiscrlsA'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

Ex-PREsTnESr TTLER Is sad 70 bs -r-- E
from dyspepsaa and synto.ns of eoasuuii Jion, auc
Viii not probably long survive.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

Nggcllaas ls,eaps--in store adjoining the
one at the eorrer Of jackson and Front streets,
and which was destroyed by IRE on Wednesday
night, were nine hundred pounds Of gunpowder.
It was sepasa.el from the burning building by a
thin board partition, three-fourths of an inch IN
thickness, winch was half burned through The
powder was owned by Mr.. Mills who maintained
strict silence on the subject during the contlagra
ton: but yrfterday morning, Mr. Hosseffo s.
the Chief Engineer, received intelligence OF
fact when warrant was issued and Mr.. Mills
taken into custody, He gave bail in $1,000 to aP-
pear this morning at eleven o'clock, in the Re
corders Coart The mind fairly siekens at the
prospect OF Jac terrible loss OF life and injury
that would have resulted, had the powder ignlted
The whole ire department, who were ignorant OF
the fact, with hundreds of spectators, would un.
doubtedly have been swept into eternity at one
slow-rSaa Francisco paper.