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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

ntiNOND AND BO-TON IlNE OF
HIN ~ PNthETS-This line Is composed Of 4,ES
dkSyhc following vessels, and sail. from Reston HS1fS
@&86eVcry wspSHpAY: INV
Schooner SUSAN, Captain =. q. Rogers,
MhSIONkR, q. 4. Rogers,
" COURIER, " J. n Rog,rS
" SHARON, " ]. n Nirk,pon
MERCY TAYLOR, " Cyrus Nickcrson.
JULiE1TE, " OL.d Baker. Jr
These vessel. arc OF the first class, built expressly for this trad.
aud have superior accommodations Tor pasxeng-r-
They are commanded 10y experienced Captains, vel, aualin.I
Inr the trade, ani Who will SPAR NO eNeTtiun to accommodate
They "h u" trw"i ur aud down the river by steam, aud may be
relied On to sail promptly. a. advertised.
Merchants going North, OF ordering gusis FROM Boston, will nnl
~ !" thrir Interest To ship by thn., a. its the only regular line. as
freight ~ always be taken a - low a. by any other vessels, aud
every effort will hc made by the agents ia Richmond aud Boston
To give satiacti.n.
Of patronage.
The vessels will lie Ia Richmond at Rockets, In Boston at
h"Ncs WhaTL DAVID CIhRlk Richmond,
ALLEN a WEIGH, BOSTON, }Asrnts.
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FALL GOODS.

TuNHE sutsc ribcra have received the lauer portion 81 their Pail
stocF n goois. ana viii In = few DAYS have them arranged
Thcir st"rE comprises some nneen hundred packages. and en-
BOOTS, SHOPS, HATS. CAPS. GATHER, TRUNKS,
etc, ETC., which, having teen selected with rrcat care a~ndtought
on he brft terms, viii ,L,hls t''m 10 mr. ~ goat inducements
a. purchasers - any house In this country. They respectfully ask
an extmiosHou NJ their stock nv The Merchants o. N'ruis aud
North Cauina. promising their hest Efforts o. give satisfaction to
purohsser', both A. 90 styie ani price
No. ~ .. al Street.
RicHuoyb, august 9th, 1898.
q HTUH- NEN NONFL-OTO. ~. wFsr. ~lEsehsngc
"a BOOK stored received this DAY
% cents.
The Connis.' n Arnheim. or, Master Timorhy'' Book ca'e Nv
HsynoIIa.gh cents. u1t
LTnI TnFY tONF-Hy The Jamcstavn snd Roanotc .
Goats. Pants aud Vests M worn. I have also on hand ~ large
aud beautiful assortment Of scarh, Cr'vat,, siocis, Shirts and
Cola g. HtNRf SlAftN.
n0t Conner Main aud ifh streets.
an FHINO INDpH sIHHTSaw WI have on hsnl the tatyrst.
W. rieapcst and best assortment m Merino Uuder Shire u,at
w. have ever been able o. on-r for ale.
noi2 HENDFRsON A nURCW
SAFETY FfsE, H.AsTiSG Powder, MOIAssEs. nACuN
y Edss, Msekerei, ReciGrd WMstcv, Tanners' aud lamp on.
for sale Wy lno2ll DAyfNPORT, AttEN q co.
nREssED DOLts-wax AMI Kid Dressed Dolls. me very
y handsome, just received, frr sale ny
~ ACKGANNoN BOARDS, bound with tbebcst Caifsrd Sheer
SKINS Domino = ad Chess Men, with many other games
noio HMWERNAN.
A tJOAkS, st'AnFs AND sHNwLs-By Adams A Co. W..
- press vehave 90 DAY received.
Rich Ptsin and Einbfoidcred Cloth cioats
Cssh, Velvet and sn rsinss Z"
Real Cashmere and Plaid Scarfs
Together Nth one ofths most beauufuI auortments AZ On. ,t,. v.,
offered IN this city bUnLEY a JOHNSTON
h' No.lb Eagle square.
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WSH \. NNIE
CHINA HAIL.

aBN RECENT hrtlNals from England AMI the North, lam IN re-
Rb Ctipt from the manufactures, my fsll supply II
CHINA, GLASS, y EARTHENWA X
GLASSES, FN>CY GOOpS, STOMP WARE, Gc.
Comprising a large assortment, carefully selected, expressly Tor
the -hules,lr AL r';7l trad, oi Virginia, NoTth Carolina and
Teuus>sl-. Aiin yaat II goods ii ny line STrinNiiei to call and
examine the goods and prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
srl0 w. - Main sirret.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

TuNHE UNDERSIGNED will continue the ship Chandirry ana
. Grocery business on hs own account, at the old stand "
HASKINS A LIBBY, Rockets.
Thankful for past hyors, I solicit the continuation Of our OLD
customers aud the public In general, plrdging myself 10 Try To give
general satisfaction.
sr5 LUTHER LIBBY
STHaiNL ENrRts- NUrICE-PAHIsEN q KINGr- Wiz.
- ginia and North Carolina Freight. Package, aud pnre-i
ENpRESS. PER STEAMSHIPS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
The prupEetors having bought out TIL entire interest 81 Dodge.
virginia aud North Carolina Express, aud made arrangements
with she New York aud Virginia Steamship Company for the
transportation ~ their frpres . between New York and Richmond,
take pleasure in informing the merchants aud public generally II
Richmond that they are nov prepared e. transport with care sni
under charge Of special messenger, every description o. freiyht,
valuable Packages, Jcwely, Specie, Rank Notes, Exchanges, &r-
The execution Of all orders, large OF small, with promPtness aud
fidelity, aud at the very lowest rates. Our long experience In tho
Express Lusintzs, North aud Fast, our ample means, ability and
determination to make THE IMPRESS the popular one Of virginia auA
Nsrth Carolina, We hope will be- n sufficient guarantee 10 the mrr-
chants 81 this cty 60 enhance their own interest by giving us =
fall share 81 their patronage: aud the PropTetors guarantee un
their part general satisfaction to their patrons, both In regard -
the expedition Of their goods aud the economy Of their chsIes
". y. PARIsEE,
!. II. KtGO,
Proprtt0Ts, New York.
wM. l. M,uLF, Agent Pearl street, onedoor from Main, under
Tolcr A Cooks once.
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JAS. u. II. EVANS.
zNI~soIIno> oF 'o-rNnr>rIi.ur-

II hfTet"IoTs rNi@tinF D tWetn The suhscnbcr-, Is Ihs day III,
solved by mutual consent. Al Irrs"Es having ci,ims will pr, zen
them Tor payment, and AL those indebted ~ Us will please com
forward aud -ritlc their respective accounts ~ early a. pssstbis
with -itl"r"t Us. n a. HAsklNs.
sept !, tS3. LUTHER LIBBY.
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a ,oiIr.r TENT nooh--wI.ou's, Quain'.,

n TWTTTFsT- TTNT ETTIN~-"WT8|T = WIITT, ETITT"T v
v 4 ami iiumsrs Anatomy.
NIX and p,,ei, puusu.uus AMI Cirpent.rs Physiology.
Gib-uu- rturu-t and NIirr'- surgery.
Tuwut.' Silmlus, tul S~ts.itrr-C Chemistry.
r-r-lrts luI puusi-'u, Nltsrl MuIicl.
Mri'-. lees, Tucker, NyIp~1us, M"rr,u's, Randolph, aud
Utv.'s NnlNirry.
MItHlIs. p.urlsDuH, Wg-ls and Bell, and Stokes Practice.
bow. Meirs, C"udy, l.l" and West, On Children.
wood and B,rI-'s D..fru. story
lguuhaIu-. Cooper, Hooper and Pllmer's Dictionary.
M1's. Qul.l't and Homer. Plat.
All MrIr.I Books NJ value can Hr bad AZ tgt Main street.
4 printed catalogue of i- large e assortment Of Medical works
in Richmond Is ready Tor distribution.
D#Fu = " INEn,T nh
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NNAN ~
strrLY or E,iI. Avn vi~r,.,, 80
y" ny steamers Roapok- aHI J,u,r,t,wn =. a..
H., ~ - ~ = arg addition "i .sTy AsHahl- Fancy mi s,.ni.
- ,"nHt h u" latest imI-ursstun, having b..n uuu.h 49,
~ ~'h'n ne last ten days, with cash % the, wUl - No.,
~" NsS 'r f"nhb iermsa at whole, ale or retail
h,h Fancy ,ol"Ted and Black HTosalr mr.. sul.
"" 'h''hvi do do
assorted Cnlnrsi Satps, Ma.csiines ana fior.nr,.
flaHi spun silss aud PLAID Cashmrr.S
fIhii aud pralcd freuch und Anrric ,n D.I.tn..
l.h sIen'h pel1nes. all coloTs and pti...
Ah'Nl"isn French MerinOes, Cashmrrr.ana nm, ,,.u.
n''tt tnbru Cloth Cusks and M.ptla.
tnEish Meitnoes and 4 cTsian Cloths
tlack Gro u, Rhine and Water,d su..
hlacs, oive, Drsh, aud Royal psJptr I.dI,., u,,,
h9nihaune, Alpaca, and Ca,tan Cloth wv"
LailS and brnusayps ApNandyts. Et1 40. smN .,--
r,nD, AM 20 oashmrTe, Castor, aud uueI do
n"S Ws ~ Suaht1es, and Misses GInyr.
h''h t3nnt', Meek, and Pointed Velvet atlIon.
Nu'hn, Lawn Embroidered Sleeves and COLLAR.
WWnIss "XSorimtnt 81 Nel'ets, Clamps, &C, Tor iriInInings
N"wrh' Nofst"d, Gotten, Lnd sIk hosiery. for I.It.. -
Hrhilemen, N.sssa. BOYS and Children
Ish she"hnf, fNlSS case, and shifting Linen
Ish'' baul-ssi Table Cloths, NApkins and H. yIIs.
hlN. IA assorted Cloths aud Cashmere
ram IA l'Euredsilk aud Velvet vrsiiur.
Xss,n,.,, heIs'ys, hcaIaey and kennehrck Jeans
nenet iapestTJs Three ply and Ingram C.rpstIng. an, p,..
Yea ard Ber'ants blankets, etc, etc. "NH
VALENTINE. CRENsHAw A co
no. ~, corner Broad, 9th and gani.,IAr..,.
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uNtrtlts ron Ft.HioNaBI.r ,yoV,,x.
rue subscriber having just returned from New Yorl rih
.p',nim assortment of GOODS, selected by himself from a.. ~
orr fhiiadelphia, and Baltimore market, respec tnniIy a.t, og \
H'''' aMi public generally To call aud examin. his stool
a.hu",hss' NhIehm may %. ialnd all qualities aud coio's OF french. d
shhsh AMI American tioih-, tasiptrr-- aud yr-tIue. su.l n.
rarts Fancy Cassim.us. CrystaI. Palace do
nf'ht. Mills, Velvet, plush, silk aud nerino yy.,iny.
orsnsiine, Sik and Push Nrlv-ts. Plush paln,d IA
fNrsSik NrlNcts. Dress Shirts and Collar.
Mrrho shirts AMI Drawers, Gloves: Books
Snsprndcts, CraNats, ScaTfs: Ties: Pocket nam.
"A"'"E'o and Napoleon CraSats. Money Belts, Ae.
hEApN-MADE DEPAKTuENr.
super bk, brown, olive aud green Dr,.s and Y,o,l o..
Pants and Vests OF alt styles nd au,hti.. Na
hossnth aud lamartine over Coat.
f,luimauN Wrappers, English Whitney
p biu', black auL biu~n over sacks
P"iershAm over Sacks, all color.
1dtttsh Smoking downs
utnl"mrns Velvet Morning Go.n,
DO Travelling shawl
n Snow Storm scars. xr q.
o~as y u. SPENCE.
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FALL II

ANmLr btrLER. Importer. ~ Main str~~,, l. now receive
ms direct from the manufacturers. In rnrop. ard mi.
sG Unity, on, OF the largest stocks OF CAfad, klTLl.saarre and
49, LooS.ng Gtusses tdSOrS, and Fancy GoosPs. n, b..
eN.r heretofore offered TO the trade.
anNiou To extend his business with Western and eouth.
ucor ~, nshia tennessee, and Carolina, merchant. may RELY
slsu "skm uhNir purchases Of him "a log A. similar nrt,Is. 80
be bought In Northern market.
RICHMOND. August. 1858. mol
DtNh tob ilN Et Oii.-w. bay. ip.t ,.,.iv.I =. mil .,n-
&C., ~ ply OF Pure Medicinal Odd Liver or very rec. nIy osisinsd
~" ~ W. h'aIthy I've :, and imported bx .,s.Ix. Ji,..u.
FRO n ia. banks Of New rnunilanJ "hif'HJ
We recommend u with entire eonal.,.. q,
-, 81 :, w p.'i.euy fresh, and 81 pure as To b. ~ ,rc,ly ob-
'''u"na"s To the tste. For sale Ly the bottle aud rsIlon.
al ADiE A GRAY. DruKKEt..
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uALLhhf, 80 Main 81
itGiNIt iLNk or RICHMOND AM

n ntt!iNIt LINZ Or RICHMOND AMI
,G1S New York Packets This new Hone Nt&N
&xAXS Lane 10 composed Of the following vessels, aud III
- sahs from NeH lori sne5g three ddys. AnXS33S
owned n the city II Richmoni, via:
seh.oHer oklANNA, Captain Daniel Dodge.
RICHMOND, " i,aac purnVil
nANNIILE, " j A. TuItI,
hAAAlir Oiiycr Chichtsterl
uAllkuo, " william Nelson,
LNIhblhu, " q. W. Couch,
MERCHANT, " u @ FERRY,
NEW NOkh, " RIM Adkins,
htNhitO, " seth Chester.
These vessels are all of the first class, buiIt IN The city of Rail-.
more expressly ioE this trade, aud have superior aecouanl,u, tr
as.ht.ts lhey are commanded by experienced Captains, well
iuAilhei ~ the trade, snd Sho Nii sParc no eNcrtian, to accom-.
mediate. They will b. towcd up aud down the river by IT, :. "a
may be relied on To- SAT- promptly, as advertised.
MeIehshts gning North, or ordering goods from New York. will
nnd At TO Their interest To- shin ~ ,hs lane, as freight will alw ays
be taken as loS a. by c=y ether hue of packets: ana every r.irt
Wv bc made 81 ,oe Agtuts IN MchmoEi aud NeE YORK To give sat
isfacNN. Be-. r. .
hef''pee'Hdhy asa and hope to succeed in obtaining = fall share
u patronage.
u1odH shipped BY this Lime 10 New York, will be hrw aTlri. ne.
" s'.nn,'s'pn TO New orleans. Mobile, Chsrls=saa, savannah, OF
any other Southern OF Northern vEt
TIE vessels VII De 10 ayH4lid a. RICKETTS,. In New York 81
beT'h 10 !, UIEee House Slip, loot Of Vail street.
DAVID CJkRlk, Richmond,
Q. Ii. PlFkSls, ksv Tori, JAgents.
LLH ~
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4 y nance ~ this bru 'hr last scasou, vas entirely ssisactu-
~, and Is spoken u m tgras e high cummcuiatior, by those Who
u-rd H. 1 therefore feel sarrsntci in recommending 10 A. iniy.
rior TO non, hitherto invented, 10 Is simple in IT, construction. du-
rablc, and not liable 90 get out o. order, and the price - 10 less
than thato Of most other prli.. Those Who may De In want the
coming season, are respectfully requested TO forward their orders
eaTy, to avoid disappointment. II. BALDWIN,
aug1 Nu.l4s Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-07

- Tho wlraihtr utHtui rl Dis many r.rIs suI ths public
tr the very hhfrI .HrIHf hr Disc received from then. hlpes Wtt
they ill ruluIIIu t- ST.. ffJI.. IH. 4, directly uppa-tr me
90 ffand N llastins 4 lhiy-vhsre may b. found simost every
afIcir M uf gip Ciaudley and Grocery liue. 81 be intends -
teep constantly aa uaGi q large stock Of R0pv q an szea, Hoets
q dfto, aud a general aafattn.atof Orn,eret.
80 r n. HAsRINs
INN HHDs. pdmr Cals Nols--s, ear'y cop, fr sale
lNpO0 lean BACON a BAHKIRNILI.
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is5-u WI II sTNHEooK
IyLNNNtGNN -tOkIS y 90. uutr GOO 4aI-.
3 -Hl hhl. FE tuI f. u FHrtrs
Oh" l'4s Loaf Cru.l.IrUt p.vIer,Isurir
&IulII. CHF.s obi.
supura Boo C.T-. lr I4puirld DO. flpIs.. 81,
y" 'iI. 'I'' -mi -a.a' h.us, MnI....s
laa-+.y>Ss.ls anil Spikes. scented
.LIt.H'. ltll.u. .I..u fHI tI4UaT.u. Candles
"Ih.,,sSaI l'.i..-u TAINTED Boo Lst-
Gun u. IsH rtI.r ~. IIHfI tI.. .a..H..I
l"tf.s U"fuUs. fiN. Pure UlI.rE.r..4r
Hu slf.s sole Leather
IHm.uf. Ginger Pepper Nu'mts. UsI g..H. t.tIIrF IIr.s
If-lIHt tu' .i.iIu- Powder. tIrsI. MlF .... IUr..f. Corn
-HI0H. f".H -fr.H MuI.a GI,a POTTS. ,isu.. Hustsr.i
S'l 'Hff steel NHu rut Isfr. 900. a.U.. I,trIUts -.
v 'I hr1st f.aigl.- Gloves. super 81. s.4 Glass Tuulf-rs. e..
al-i-.m
kHl e. hihliiNi-. FAINT. OI~. Nc-Ih- sui.rr
- 'i. rrr nov receiving, aHI viii ..HUuu. q. receive. r.h
slIlI.'"I Hfl.. .Hi UI.'uNE ....''' bfU.a. .I."uts. PlIufs.
"., NlIui.I. ifuf.r' t..Ia window G4.-. 100 ..r.s. t.ssHY.r
WV 1r nnn.uaNF large lrI rlrrI sfars OF tr.rtu, Fr,r-H.
ahl tngN.h Chemical Medicine. ugs su1s. y. 1uU.Iy.Hr ZEN.
81 frH.l'- A..' .m. goods having been selected Hu particular
fl. .1.f I. H' I.IE no uf.l tl .sty article. utt Fr f.I
.'nti.nt fIF.l.II., g. uuuy N]sr.faHfs and pI.uf.f- a.. GuI 10
lt,f interest trr.. .rI fs.uius COR stock aud pr..-. which
Phy..llr- lft..uiU.Hs carefully lr pared. 4ri r.,.r urIfr.
huiiHtF t.rf a.Itr .ur ..u.ifHu IHHIH.unr GH.Is packet
aud forwarded uHN ts utmost .Hr. srIu.rat.H.
o. JuUN-1u. 4 ErDTuTr.
MN.IfsHIt iHI NffHI Uu.#afH.
no MUU street.. Richmond. sd.
y. II. VII. have b. ...rU tr thousand s.-af.. sW yHfIH.a and
r..... 1.f.t t..... I.I.... manufactured expressly flor Pour
H Which t, '.u I..HH. ..I "sbtiu. really supUI.r
s' r. T. = bro
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FHTe thf1uEh 20 FInClstIe only -.........-.-.. % %
Buchanan only ...... ...... q 90
aui9 BOYD. EDMOND A DAVENPORT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-06
BsIoit ColIge.

The first term for the academical year 49,
52-3 has Just closed, and the catalogue is be-
fore Us. We see from the summary Of students
that l66 have been in attendance since the Ist
Of January last.
The College is now in a very hourishing
condition, and is entering on a career of use
fulness and importance 10 this community
Aside from the strictly collegiate department,
and the department preparatory therefor, the
Normal and English Department, which af-
fords to young men who have not the time or
means of pursuing a collegiate course the IA
cilties of a full mathematical, scientific, and
literary course, is calculated to meet want
extensively felt in this region and we would
call the attention Of community to its organi-
cation and design.-BcloI JgurnaL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-06

Messrs. LtNcuIsHr & MILLER opened a
Theatre at tie Court House, in this village
on Monday evening last, and will remain for
a few days only, As actors, the members of
this Company ale rarely eXceIled T.; while their
gentemenly department cannot but commend
them to the regard Of all who love a Good
Theatrical performance. Wherever they have
played, they have attracted large audiences,
and we trust they will not be disappointed in
Mineral Port.
The e Floating Beacon" and the "Serious
Family On Tuesday evening. were perform
to the satisfaction Of an present.
Last evening". the bill embraced three
choice pieces: The .5rauI Dodgcr, Bandit
Ctigt, and Lgrl ~ al Corners. A good audi
ence was present.
.2sm0deus, and the Mistaken Fathers are to
come off tonight. Look out for something
rich Decidedly the best bill yet Get your
sides insured beforehand
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-06

lent paper in another column Those wishing
reliable Neses Popo, from Milwaukee viii Do well
to pat-onize the Sentinel
Manson AReus & DEmocnAT.-The Prospec-
tus Of this paper is to be found in our columns TO
day. The Democrat & Argus viii be found a
valuable paper during the session Of the Legisla-
ture The entire proceedings viii be published
in lis columns
The MADISON DAILY Journal is again on our
table. A welcome visitor
The Grant CoUSrr HERALD is about TO en-
large.
AMEHIcAN Vine REvIEw-The December
number of this excellent periodical is on our ia
bic. II is more than usual, interesting, which IS
saying much,fo- no magazine in the country pos
sesses more interest than the Wing Review. Its
articles are-Danel Webster, BY Professor Fat
ton The Foreign Policy of the Incoming Adj
ministration -dernonism The Passions OF In
tellectual Men, and several other very interesting
papers. Published by Champion Bssell, l20,
Nassau St, New York, at $500 per annum.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-06
The General Banking Law.

The official vote upon the General
Banking Law, according to the Madison
correspondent of the Morning News,
stands thus - For the Law, 81. 1906
against it, 8,7l5-majority 24,25l Such
is the popular verdict upon a measure
which the Wings of this State, with few
exceptions, have steadfastly advocated.
and the Democrats arc steadfastly oppos-
ed At the Democratic State Convention
IN Sept, 1919, the party thus put them
selves on record against all Banks.
BcSoIced That We are opposed to Banks
and Banking Institutions, and in favor of
the Independent Treasury system
The People, by their recent vote, have
repudiated this plank of the Democratic
platform, in rather an emphatic manner
ISentincl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-06

On entering our sanctum (the compositors'
room) Oh Nsa Year. day, we found upon our Ia
Die something that we at first supposed might
prove an -..a.csaal machine, designed TO blow us
into some ..akAown region We called our mem
DRY into service. and gndeayored TO recount our
past acts aud sayings, in order 10 ascertain who
could feel 50 much asgrieved as to blow US up
in so summary a manner. After a careful exam
nation Of our conscieaces, and finding them void
Of offence toward an men we ventured to ap
preach and handle the object before US which to
oar surprise proved to be fine, fat turkey dress
ed in the neaies style and Of sufficient size to en-
able Us to feast during a large portion Of the
New Tear. Inc craft were Immediately assem-
bed, and II Their wishes are needed, the unknown
donor will live and nnjoy more "Hqppy Nac
Isarg, thaa dd Netauselah of old. May his
shadow never Lf less, and may he never enjoy
les happne-s l,.sn we anticipate in picking the
bones Of thai turkey.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-06
THE TRIBUNE.
Mineral Point, Jan. 6, 1853.
Apology,

In consequence OF disappointment in not get
ting papcs IN season fo- our last weeks issue
we were w2bIe to publish more than slip for
Legal Advertisements, None regret suck disaP-
po.ntmen,s rore than the printer. We supposed
our arrangements such as would enable US to get
paper before We should need It, but III this we
failed. Il IS an old saying misery loves compa
ny, and lLe TACT that quite number Of our co
tenporar.es are in tie same fix with Us. might
afford lIt5le consolation, did we not know the
reTplexi,.ez arising rom such disappointments
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-06
Erire-tl Point Bank.

We understand thst the long pending suit Of the,
Mineral POINT Bank rs. T. & f. Walsh & Co.
which has occupied 20 much Of the time Of our
Court ana Juies, has been abandoned by the rep
resentativcs a. the Bank or rather has been com
promised for q merely Eominal sum. The bill
holders Who we're masking calculations upon large
dividends Iom the proceeds Of this claim, we sup
pose viii uow abandon all hope of ever receiving
anything, we learn that the assets Of the Bank
are entirely exhausted
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-06
Object OF the sssatc Editorial
Convention.

The Madison Democrat remarks with
a plainness which every one can under
stand-as to ;he proposed objects Of the
Convention
Editors and publishers in this state do
not receive a fair share in the distribution
of the good things OF this world-in pro
portion to the public labor they perform,
and the fault Is their own. They first
must learn 10 respect thcms. lyes-to
know their rights and dare 10 MAINTAIN
them-to make common cause for the
common good. Are not comb nations
formed against our rights and interests ?
Take for an instance The distribution Of
official emoluments--tho dominant party
in town or county distributes TO lis re-
taincrs according to party merit the OH
ces Of Sheriff, Clerk, Register, sc. down
10 the path master +; but when II comes
to The printers share-he who has been
The handspring aud master-work of the
wholc--lhey put it up to the lowest bid
der and compel their party printer 10 de
grade his business below that of the most
mental service, or be content to see his
party in power with the important func-
ton rightly belonging to BIN, performed
by his rival and common enemy. Again,
the Rcsiser Of cur Statutes aud The Leg
islature, partaking Of the common llIib-
crafty towards our class, have reduced
tile price Of lcg.I advertising twenty five
per cent below that ID the older States
while the cost ID Us Is twenty-five pea
cent above that Of those other States
Who Of the party press. can not find up
Gel his book the names of men--creaturcs
Of his own MAKE, who ~ his labor have
been foisted upon the people for places
Of honor and profit, who have not the com
mon honesty to pay lor Their paper, much
less for the tickets, hand bills and other
necessary printing through the machine.
~ Of which they lattca upon the cm0lu-
mont of office Let our cotemporarv
present a small account TO the Lcgisla
ture OF To tho Board Of Supervisors of a
county where there are rival papers, and
he Will hnd the men for nose elevation
he has spent sleepiess nighls aud s;resome
DAYS, suddenly fired with viuu0us
economy anu ready 10 spend dollars Of
the peoples time 10 grind siXpenc,> oar
Of the hard earnings If MS patron and
friend, the printer.
What the Convention IS 10 do then, is
= resolve that we viii act work without
ray-that we viii protect our common
rights against common aggressi9n-aud
that We viii not indulge iu an ungener-
Gus competition between ourselves, to The
common detrimcnt Of the craft, or the
degradation Of orr busness-Jhat we viii
not oppose our laborcrs for the purpose
of splting our rivals, or in an unworthy
ambition to do more than our neighbors.
These are subJestS worthy of couSidera-
ton and for these purposes the Convcu-
ton was called There are I>hnaeIiteS
in our business as in all o,hers-th. S, of
course will net ming@c N our aeI.bara-
tions, or synpathize y our objects
0TThe report of the great victory Of tho
(irtsassians over the Russians, is fully CON