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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30


az Goods, Perfialsyy. SC, &c. &c
TOHN E. SMITH q CO. take this meth
tsS1Z@1 - 70 return their sincere thanks 70 the
%sSss<r-rsTs eilizers Of Galena and vicinity The
~-E&ss<-s liberal patronage bestowed upon them
during the past fifteen years, and to assure them that
Do pains will be spared their 10 merit contjnu-
auce o. the same John r. Smith has Just returned
from New York and Philadelphia with the largest stock
III Goods in their lire brought this city pur-
chased upon the most favorable terms- which enables
Them sell very low. We should be pleased have
I'll call examine their stock, Il is trouble to
i goods. We am few of the leading articles.
Gold Chroa 1neter, Duplex and Lever Watches in
Magic and Hunting cases, Gold Anchor and Lepine
~i.v,r Levers, Anchor Escsreneut and Lepine do.
Cod Fob Chains Guard dos scais and Keys, Win and
ladies' broache- o. Ear Rings Of the latest styles;
studs Pins, snaps, Bracelets, Crosses and Vest But
mi PRS AMI cur Buttons; Cold Pencils snd Pens;
cold specgacIes and Eve g. lssses;
Gold Iucsets large variety;
pia~oui, Emerald aud Ruby Rings; Garnet and To-
-sz together with an eadlezs assortment oi al 9TH
SILVER WARE.
silver Table spoons and Forks fjessalt DO Tea do
sugar longs, SuEa- Shoyels IaiIes. salt Mustard
Fruit Knives pessart do, Butter do, Pickle knife ana
Fgfb, all pure silver, " arrluitd equal 10 coin.
PLATED WARE.
Tine Plated Cestars, wish rich silver Mountings,-
Tea 1etts Pitches; ,ommuHIgn Services,
CHke RasSessq Card Bassets- CandI. sticks,
Chamber Candlest css, Hutter Disnes,
" Toast Raczss
English 8 american Table and Tea spoons;
CANES
an eias-nt assortment OF canes, silver mounted and
-.44.
POCKET CUTLERY.
Rodgers, Worteuhuliaes, Nedham and Brothers. Al
American Pocket Cutlery, the finest assortment ever
brought to ELENA
PAPER AfACHE GOODS.
Wara Boxes, lnkstands, Port Fonos, Jewel Boxes,
Glove do. sc. &C. Persons wishing to make presents
are respectfully invited 10 examine these goods.
CONES AID BRUSHES.
i-rzg assoEleut All qualities and prices, toc-ih-
merry.
CLOCKS
js received, - 81 hour Clocks 10 cases day
%, assorted do. ali ut the best quality.
Ga.rna. Iuue :, 49, 37pt.tI4stga
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

monk aNgsFgAtON- Clear side snd shoulders
ssss PORK F5Jsr While Beans Aa ksre., OF a51no
aud for sale Al a
lima S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
FOUND
MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS!

EToTICE is hereby given that the annual meeting Of
- Stocshud Of the sforesa Company, will be held
at the Court House, in Mnera Point Monday the An
day Of July mex, for the election Of Board Of Mn
directors and the transaction Of such other business
may be presented.
IL Polls open at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
t. :. ALLEN, sec'y.
Mineral Point Nav 81. 1883 31jd
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

1.UcAR-g1 Fb!s- Clarified 4 $ b refined, JUS
~ received aud Tor ssle BY y "
rHaD. Fbis. Mess shaf, in PriEis oyeer, 39sJ re
"a ceived ard ilg sala ~ . -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

Z eHIEFit exclaimed Of Thespis whit 81 perform
M the part Of Otheo. damn The Handkerchief call
l1ut seiior fro the pit, ebiow your your
tigers and 20 on with the play This. my friends might
re been very good advice under the Circumstances
f-t Is general thing would not advise YOU 90 follow
4. me call the attention Of the public 70 the fine
s4-tnlpnt Of Bandanna ard fancy silk Handkerchief,
s5G,h have Just received trsrn Boston.
RICHARD NJ SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

nRIED a'Es CEs As and AI' AZ So "a sPl ,s
~ did srticls FOR sale BY l. Ai-t+E-''
=, uok4NG TOBACCO-5 hbIs. Goodwin s
- NlstF'r Spanisb ulad fcF sale p 1obb :
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
NOfiCe.

THE subsc ibers having sid their stock ~ Hardware
L ssadi,s, Hs aes,es, Le8fher sc, % GEu. PRrYsr-
IET. X CO. and wishing 10 al se up their business in
MiHerll Point would most respectfully request all who
are debt g. them To make immediate paym
new Grm, Uho authorised to collect and pay Ell
debts OF The late firm Of
r 4 COLI ms, & co
Mineral Point. March Is, I-53. 2Stf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
YEA EEE z@
Spring & Summer Goods

rT4Hg undersigned has just received his Spring and
summer stock of Goods and invites the people il
nsraI and aides in particular to call and see lht M
= he Old stand on Commerce street
RICHARD NJ. SMITH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
NEW GROCERY STORE.

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE
THE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
Of the citizens OF Mineral Point and viciaiy to his
well selected stock of
L2AlIIl5Y GROCERIES
lust opened opposite the Court House on High street
and which lac offers for sale reasonable terms Is
Goods of the same kind can be had in town.
The following are among The articles now on hand
New Orleans, CLARIFIED, aud refined Sugras,
Nov Orleans and Sugar House Molsssess,
Golden Syrup,
Y. H, G. p, Imperial and Black Teas,
Palm and No. l. Soap,
Sper y, Ster, Mould and Dip Candles,
Rio, lava, and Old Government Coffee,
Nails, Glass and Futty.
Plug and fine cut Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Pepper, spice, Ginger Cloves, Nutmegs ratus, Fl
Park. FzeeF, Hams, &c, DC.
AlsoA complete stock of other articles pertaining to
the Grocery and Provision Business. Please call and
examine for yourselves.
PATRICK O'DGUD.
Mineral Point, May -, 1859. 6a2s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

AT MINERAL POINT, on Tuesday 2sth June,
The following lands IN Iowa county:
z hf n e ar SEC p Z, 1e, - 70 acres,
" hf sec ,, 4, ! e. - 4 acres
Undivided or If "a. g, % acres except one
four n interest in Dallas town lots
" hf II, 6, e. a. acres,
E hf sec Il, g. : q. 50 acres,
F. hf sec p Is, 6. 50 acres,
" ne n %, 6, e. 81 acres,
" hf 5 sec 80, :. 1 e. 81 acres,
Ehfs sec 30. =, e. 50 acres,
f. hf g @ sec 81 = e. 81 ceres
" hf sec -, L, -uacres.
Undivided ar ar, and hf or sec g, s, G, 100
ceres.
Undivided hF n or, and hf W or sec IL g, e, 100
acres,
g bf e sec IO,A. 2e. S0 acres,
y w QrseC p. g. = 100 acres,
W d q and 9 sec % s. . q, 100 acres,
\ or sec 80, > o, 1900 acres.
Information respecting the above property may
be obtained of John Bracken Esq, OF Mineral
Point.
n II R.DEEGY, }
JOHN CALHOUN, ) Trustees
v3i URI MANLY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
30 Dollars Reward.
WOOL GhRIIBG AID Cloth Dressing.

THE Subscribers voyId respectfully inform the ir,sl
Il itsnsSf LaFsystte and the surrounding CCdpties.
that they ara no~ prepared for CARDiNG WOOL Thew
ill aIsr be in -se zess DRESSleCs CECFF3 a. 500
as necessary. Those no viii favor uifa their custom
can relJ having their work short ,oce and ia the
best manner
n. b. All damages done 10 " COL or Clofh. promptly
paid Those from Gistnce IN have their rolls 70 take
home with them
They also keep large assortment q WAGON and Bug
g Habs, Bedstead SIS, Table IS, which vii be sold
on rsasoa Bile terms
Also Al nd- o. Tanning done On short notice and IN
4 vorkrlAni = style-
Izey all viii keep hand few Spinning Wheels
fer the .1ccommo1a to1 uf their patrons
Ais Ready Nae Furaiture, which VIII be sold cheap
sor Cash or Prod ice. CoHsas made on sboTs notice.
waite snd Mixed Rolls hand and Tor sale
!. & L. Il. MARCY.
Darlington, EsT Il, 1sS3. 506n.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
31UlID. 8I-39o

Ground Pope, Pint FzqeE,
6foh3a Gi1&STs Tambiers,
LToH"a aplrG IfTPpiag paper,
Ie1St Fo'rafrs, Smoking Tobacco,
Castle Soap Dried .4pp1es,
Pain Soap, Pepper Sauce.
Easjlt5, Mustard
SIiyatjtS, Currents
I51lafo Cats1p,
Lard OIL
Oysters s Sardiaes.
Ifrs S,sych, RIO Catree.
Pa-c,ssios Caps lara Coffee.
Spanish tsnr93dfe Painted Buckets
just received and for fale by c. ". COBB.
June 3. 1888 tfqI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
To Builders.

NT0TICE Is hereby given 80 Masons sad Builders a.
IN 81 Rrdzes, thai the Bosrd Of Supervisors of the
% Town OF Willow springs, IN Lafayette County.
f meet st The house Of PeujsrnIn the Oh d4y
Of Jure lsss the purpose Of letting Ihs contracts
SUSPENSION BRID the Peek stonics. 81 Kings
between Mineral Point ami Shuiisourzh. Length OF
Wood work g feet: width, Il, bright II fest iuths
clear Ds.sd, Msy 2lst, l-S3 So-d
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
MINER AN g0IIH IA "a
NOEECs5 50 CONTRIBUTORS.

NJ aNsI 80 Gu Aak ASHOEeS.
Sealed Proposals viii be- received at the Office ol
the Engineer at Mineral Point, until the 25th DAY
of June next. Tor tae Grazing and Masonry OF the
Mineral Point Rail Road. extending from Section
No. to 81, near the State Line of Illinois, dis
tance of about twenty miles
Plans, Specifications ard Estimates are now
ready al the Office Of the Engineer who will fur
Hish all necesSary information. The work viii be
divided into Sections of about one mile each.
Parties wishing To contract can propose for one
or more Sections. Payment viii be made in cash
in monthly estimates retaining fifteen per cent. as
security for the luihilmenf OF the contracts.
CHAAIBERLAINS & COOKE.
Mineral Point, May %. 1853. 81 4w*
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
DoCyOR yotrRSELE.
THE POCKET KSCULAPIUs

DBS TX ; - Z sAs = ~
THE POCKET HSCULAPIUS.
on EVERY ONE HIS owN PHYSICIAN.
=rs-.fg 'HE F0BTiETH Editoz. With One
ZH{EEM L Hundred Eugravings, showing disea
Ew@T1EssY ses and mal.0rm1tjOD 81 the human Sys-
Ux@~@3szg ten IA every shape and fora. To hich
is added Treatise the Diseases Of Females being Of
the higbers Importance 20 m8Tued people, or ose con-
temFlatIng marriage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG. II. D.
Let no father be ashamed 10 present a COPY Of the
AESCULAPiUS 70 hls child. Il may save MA from an
early grave. Let no young man woman enter into
The secret obligations CE married life wilHaz reaiiEg The
POCKET AE-CDLEPfUS. Les suffering from a
hacknied cough, Pain IN the Side, highs,
fsengand the whole train Of Dyspepiie sensations
and given up OF theIT physician Be angther moment
Without n.saIug The AESEALs APfUS. Have tie
red, or bse about be married. any impelimef- read
bis Tuy useful book. bas been the Of swing
thOus1nds OF unfortunate from the very Jaws
Of Lezth.
- Any person sen5iTzZ EFs EkTE FIVE CENTS en-
closed in letter viii receive one copy Of this work By
mail. or i've CUpies VIII be Sent for Dns Dollar.
Address, post psid,l DR. WI Young.
10 J52, Spruce -. PhiiaU elphia.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30


Eenlamin Ferris, John CLAY ton. -. Graham william,
z. Newhail Nicholas Dowlng, D. A. BarroSs. C. a.
blanchard, SraGen0urgh a Co., Eiuge s. Ferdinand,
~ ans & Adams EDDY. Jamison Co., 3. A. MAser.ou.
b. Z K b. Wbf-mOre. Sipley Day co., Waterman RYAN
IN CHANCERE.
pm reading md fling the above and fOrrgoinc bin
u Of complaint and affidavit hereby cred thar
subpoena ia chaucery issue a. his Ciaytu
directed - the sheriff Of Iowa County, that sub
poems $50 issuc for Benjamin Ferris and Graham,
directed 10 the sheriff Of kichiand UNITY return
able on o." HTzt day OfJuly next II havfag
~ Ryan =. A. Packard, George e slroihef n NexhaIl
Nlcsplss Stug D. A. Ear-ows, - ". Blanchard, Graf
fenbiugh 4 -, kiiBgs 6. Ferdinand, Evans n Adams
Idly damsun & Co.s g. =. Mastersan H. & r. b. Whit
more Siplcy bay l. Co. Waterman r. not residents
Of inns state 10 s further ordered that tie clerk cause
cory ot thts notice 10 be published for six successive
Neetsln re Wisconsin Tribune. Wspaper published
81 Mineral Point u said county, the Grs pcblicon
10 within twenty days from this order. that
ie above nata resident defendants be appear
~ tls lnurt and plead, damuF 10 the bill OF
complaint filed herein, the iglh day Septernber
II gr their default viii be recorded aad the maters
~. Il. a. COTBEEN,
Circuit Judge.
q JAMES HUTCH 40 n. Clerk Of said Court, DO
= hereby certify hat ire above AM foregoing Is a true
and correct copy ~ she order e iy oar sid Court m
the above entitled cuuse the remain on Gle IN
my Office IN testimony whereof. havs hcr.uuto set
IL. g. nv hand and the seal oi said Court in
eEai JlEt, this 10th DAY Of n av, A ID I-5a
- Ms HBTCHtSON, Clerk
Circuit Court Iowa County Wisconsin. 20
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

"EECEHEKsS GOLDEN SYRUP q. d Mo
D lasses. & Sugar lava Coffee Cocoa and other
family Groceries iTEsf received By T. = ALLEN.
* oDA ana QIISLN CHACAERS for sale
bv rs ALLEN.
ERECKLE-Atev Of thOse superior Jar Pickles
IL Just received and for sale At gro ". CODES
GOLDEN SYRUP X B5ls ard 70 Ca. Kegs
SE Just rereiTed at tIto '" q 'hS'1
GEGAEk HOUSE yFOEASSES-I5 BDls- &c
90 half RbIs.. 70 Ten Gal Kegs superior Sugsr House
~ rup Molzsses. juzE rec q al Gro v C'Jbh'--
z ARD b lbs pound OF ksz. kept for saie By
rs. ALLEN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Dissolution.

TUE C0-PAEFNEs- iip heretofore existing between
he uncers gntd, under Tire name, arm aud st,le Of
Lloyd & Wheeler is this day dissolved by m El con-
sent All dehs d9e the late win be paid 10 sam'l
heeier, al the old stLnd.
HARRISON LLOYD,
SAMUEL WHEELER.
Mineral 7oint. April Is 1853. z5tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Sash and Blinds.

ba5II dI1N nIllIN6s
The sub crByTs would re peculIy inform the PabIia
that they keep constantly hand anu make orGer ell
sizes Of
WINDOW SASH AND EsLENDS
in Our Crk is 81 made Of the best MATERIAL end
cannot fail 20 please customers.
Carpenter ard i"inrF work Of all kinds done in the
bes style. Prices moderate
Us- Collins made Oh toe shortest NJ tee
LOVE L YOUNG
Mineral ofnt, June ig.h. Ia52 1855
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
E,rArEuFIAuGs i1LooJIHI5.

>.a-# Il Wisconsin,
s.Ra County IS,
b. Hsssmcre Admiuietrator Of Ire F-tate If
4 James Eloomer deceased, has fled his Petition for
inase 81 SCH aI 81 much II the real eztG'eu t the
81 deceased living and felrz tha Counties of Iowa,
Grant and afsyetla and fly described in sajt petition,
.sIbe suGcnn. nay The debts and costs of admins
i-a'Iou of said deceased.
lcc hgrcfor, hereby given tina afnalheariuE will
70 h en- said petition the Term Of he County
.rr-ts Golden at tha Court Housc in Mineral Point
.u It's IRE A.auday of August next when aud where
81 s-g +, n Npuear and show cause why the pTayerU Of
-as ret..o.r F., So % not be granted
FARLEY EATON, County Judge
.s.ad Euae Sld, S-53. sass
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY, s..
Circni. CONT, Iowa County, WISCONSIN.

STATE of WISCONSIN IOWA COUNTY, s..
Circuit Court, Iowa County, Wisconsin.
Eleanor Pleas,
In ChaE-eFy O Petition for divorce
Jacob IL. Pleas
ON reading and Cling the above and foregoing -etton
Nand affidavit, aud having been satisfactorily prov
tina. the defendant Jacob II Pleas Is resident
OF this state its hereby ordered hat The CLERK O the
sid Court be published notice prudency
Of this suit successive weeks I'm the Wisconsin
Tribune public SNAPPER published Mineral Point,
IN said County, that the dee raaEt aud appear Court
and Fleat, Eemur To the pe-0n G.ed herein
the lith day OF September = default will be
recorded and the matters aud tHugs therein contained
decreCd accordingly. u. NJ CDIf3K5N,
Circuit jGagt
Il JAMES HTTCif4SOS, Clerk II said Couri, do here
b. tify that TIRE aave and foregoing i true
copy OK the order iIsdey our said Court in said
of Eesnor PieHse, petitioner against jacob II.
Pleas, defeu dant the remain le my office
In witness e-eof have 81 ny hand. and
II 6. the seal # said art this 9Th day Of May,
A d. Is53. JAMES HJTCHI>DE, CIe.k
Circuit Court. IJ= a Co. WIS %
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
FIRE,

StBOCkERE AND GLASS WARE. for
- sale BY JNO- MILLION.
"a airy SATT-Ie0 Bags Fine Dairy salt Just
z y received and for sale by g W. COBB
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Clothing.

rl'HE subscribers would inform the public that they
have iu their employ tse most experienced work
en, who ready al al times u make Clothing
- description aus ~ as good materials be founfi
in the place. T8eir york done ia best style and
warranted 90 t. Call a. thoir Store un1er the Old Sa
lOOn aud see fo- yOurseivts.
OELLER & A-CHELCACUER.
Mineral Point, Nov. IG, 1872 n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
,UnErOR imnortaTizeI his nar

bv paintiBg Landscapes, which have tong been the
.errirstign of the world, but The PAINTED LAWNS
Trh have brought TO town, in beauty Of design,
r;rv Of coloring and decaey of texture, have new
- been surpassed. Call and see. RICH'D II. SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

ST III. r. y lt II IL
County Co-aGoi ST Tor Iowa County WISCONSIN.
3 lanes Hufrhsan, Clerk Of said Court. do here hy
s that the above and for,guu- Is true anil correct
rrg tho order made in tRu above elt ted cause
She same remain on in my oHIce.
IN witness whereof have hereUnto set my
l. y hand. and the se4i uf said Court This Sub day
81 Jane, 4. H., 1852
JAMES HIT Gibson, Clerk,
frz3 Iowa County Wisconsin
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

~ Nation with another Prince of course the people
- grateful and highly pleased with their present
~ the beautiful JHsTrinHc PRINTS which have Just
ceived are great deal useful and will cost
ra people much Ladies call snd r1y
--sut IL summer styles. RICHARD NJ. SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

btAIE OF WISCONSIN,, FJvYA COUNTY, -.
Circuit Court, iowa Co, Wisconsin.
COB 2. Doan, Willis King and Richard Bigeloy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-21
THE CHINESE MISSION.


The statement ~ the New York
Courier that Mr.. Walker has thrown
up the mission to China was noticed
b. the Union yesterday, but was not
contradicted, so that the public is left
to infer that the statement is true. The
Union favors US with no explanation
of the CAUSE Of Mr.. Walkers relin-
punishment Of the mission. but in lieu
thereof abuses the Wing Administra-
tion for leaving to its successors so
defective steam navy. The Courier,
we think. did the present Admins
tration injustice in attributing to I" inn.
becllity' the not furnishing a war
steamer TO convey Mr.. Walker to China,
because the public service had requir-
ed the employment OF all the disposal
BILE national steamers on other duty
and, as we have before had occasion tn
remark, Government found itexceed-
ingly difficult. and not until after ma
ny months delay, to man the steamers
placed in commission. Although the
Secretary Of the Navy is. according to
"a Washington letter. writer for the
Richmond Enquirer, dong wonders
to build up a steam navy" still it is
not the work OF day and, not doubt
ing that he is doing his best, these
" wonders" according to the same
writer, eonsist merely in having cad.
vertlsed for proposals to repair the
steamer San Jaeinto." 1t is not less
unfair. however, for the Union to blame
the Wig Administration f"r not be.
queathing more efficient steam navy
to IT'S successor ; and there proach will
appear singularly unfortunate when
il is recoliected that for our most ef.
iicient steamships-nay, fur almost our
entire steam nayy--the country is in
debted to Wing Administrations lift
is not as efficient as it ought to be, the
blame belongs to the Democratic par.
ty, which had the control in Congress
during the last four years, and refus.
ed to grant the appropriations asked
by the Executive to put the Navy on
a more respectable footing.
Natioaai intelligence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-21

SENTENCE OF A JUDGH.-lacob Finn
who assaulted and beat attorney Jolliif,
| in Cincinnati market last week, ha,
been sentenced, BY the Police Court
oi that city. to pay a fine Of $50 and
costs. The Judge pleaded guilty to
the charge.
| II appeared in evidence that the
Judge Knocked the complainant down,
and struck him several times while be
was on The ground. The police JUS
tee, before passing sentence, asked
the prisoner what he had to say. Judge
Finn replied:
!" have very little to say. 1t is
very true these things were done in
the open day ; there was no advantage
taken oil the party, as was evidenced By
the TACT that struck him with my
open hand. The Cour,, is not in pos
session of the details. think, in this
case, there is law of self-preserya-
ton that operates on the mind Of ewes
~ man, and believe, in this chris
tan age, he may submit to outrage mp.
on outrage until submission bpcumes
allied 70 disgrace. II is SAID that the
last grain Of sand broke the camel's
back. | have submitted until it seem.
ed to me that attacks were made upon
me BY the solutions on the streets. [
hope that, while this arm has strength,
[ will ever be able to defend my charac-
ter and my family. was driven to
desperation. These are the facts; 9TH
er considerations Of a domestic charac-
ter which cannot be mentioned here in
fluenced me. If Ihave iniringed upon
the law. and broken it, | am willing
to meet the penalty"
The Judge spoke this with much
feeling, and sat down sobbins audblv.
As he took his scat the crowd outside
the bar applauded him loudly. lie
was then fined thirty dollars and costs,
upon payment Of which he vas dis
charged.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-21

ready 20 supply DC necessary means a.
aid 10 lheif usefulness and efficiency.
Re knew nnihine 81 suth things.
snd Ee I'D nobody 70 tell IS; the 81
pertinent was = Total noreliy q ns.
adopted among 4 people tenacious q
nd habits. where MANY were ignorant
and opposed 10 Education. and where
al expected too much and were di>p0s
ed 10 do too little. supposing the ge-
vernment had bsrgained TO take ali
trouble OF their hands.
Against ignorance. misconceptions
and prejudiees the system bad 10 con-
tend. and IL had to grow by It's own in
herent vitality. without voice 90 utter
ITS wants. or tribunal 70 decide its
disputes. ar head TO guide its way.
IL was seed thrown in the water. aud
LEFT 10 fight its way with weeds and
grass; and though tares and noxinus
vegetation have grown up in It's midst,
IL has lived. and flourished, aud pro-
duced profitable harvest. Under all
the circumstances. its history Is = sla-
rious triumph. affnrdins subject most
interesting for contemplation 10 every
true son o. North Carolina. aud esery
friend Of humanity and TO al such Il
opens mast noble field for exerfi0n,
and one where the promise is bright and
Of incalculable Importance.
But have said enough for the pre-
sent; IL future numbers | shall endea-
v.r to point out some of the errors which
have prevented our system from being
mare usefui-to suggest some RENE
dies, and TO oifer. with Difference. some
opinions as to the duties Of all persons
in the premises.
With great respect.
c. II. WILEY.
Ashesille. y. G.. Aug. %. 1853.