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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11
MILW AUKEE SENTINEL.
Daily, Tri Weekly and Weekly.
Z. KING, W II. WATSON & J s. FILLMORE,
PRoPRIET0RS.
Under the Name and Firm of
RUFUS KING s. co.
Rufus King & w. FL watson Editors

DAILY, So 90
TRI-wEEKLr, 3 90
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he Weekly Sentinel contains everything OF
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2222O0n 90

This sum. after deducting the Indebtedness lea,
wing 100000 is the clear property of the nsti.
tuition, and exceeds the original endowment by
.UUO-whlch increase is attributable to the
sound and able management of the board of Re
gents.
The board take the following sensible view o.
the necessity OF rendering the Institution free:
The State University should not only be free.
but should be able by its ample means to offer the
youth of the State better education than can be
expected from literary Institutions dependent for
their endowment on private liberaitv, and supper
ted, to considerable extent the fees of tuition.
II has been as il will continue TO be- the care OF
the board, that the means placed at their disposal
should be administered with view to those valu-
bic ends, and should be made available to the en-
inent and permanent, usefulness of the University.
Argus.
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New Goods st Lloyd's.

VA arc now receiving direct from New York city,
large AMI we" selected stuk q seas 0aL6ls Goods among
which may be found the folltv wing:
DRESS GOODS.
Printed aVus, Rarege DeIsiaes,
CE.i'y Eare.ss s, Lawn Robes
kl-cK silks, C,lcred suks,
GiushuUs, P.pIres,
Prints Of eryy Description.
Also
Eleaohnl and unhlaehsi Dzmes,ics, Ti;kings, sc,
PAIRED, book sad Swiss &usns,
tFgI3-rrt .'a lars and / aEerslGeVcs,
Lace anu Use thread EizlEEs,
Muslin f-GsiHns and fassrii-Fs,
ladies' KID elk, and Li=Is G.aves,
Gents
An asorjaeHJ Of Ladies' and Misses Summer Bounels.
Also. Ribbons and Thinning,
Men and Huy=' LC-11ru- straw and Palm Leaf Hats
Twords Jeans, CAS- neTas, CuttouaIes.
Brown L.uen, Linen Drilrgs. DENNIS, &c, &c.
ROOTS AND SEzOES.
Ar endless variety, OF oye~y size and style
CzzsEgz E3sEE ASD GLASS WARE.
The largest and best assortment in town.
Il complete stock o. SieLf iia7GrJe Nalis s Glass
An assortment of Z vEErsE E:EE GCEFEsES
kept Ctaly for the our custaH-
Also,
DRIED APPLES AMI PEACHES.
We Invite purchasers eNaruiuagiof, of our STICK
and prices, Confident that ALL even the mos,
fasjuICus
Mineral AoiEt, April p, 1885,. a4r
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aiaera, Aoint, Aprl p, 1-54 H. O D. l-'o' 3 q
.oNnEsN 4 Eu,N Ess.slgCENrN.

Mineral Point, MIS-. April % 1854
NESsRs ICTDES & to.-tsFr;TIs I take UIeasUr4
IN acluus hedging 10 on. and announcing the public
tire great benefit W "a a member family has de-
rived from ,''= usa of your CONrOUkD ALTERAIIYI'
and 4" SsNaIIvE PILIs''
Nv i;tla daughter aged FIVE years, was, for long
time aHic'at with something resembling The scr fuls
The dtcaze made lis importance 10y an eruption all
over her body limbs AT Acgd-her De az covered
with one s's "a scab The best PEysiCiaBs iaport
tlrdianal we've nuJHd. huI ten porary lief alone
could b" obtained Tai- continued three years 81
the CxPI-utI"a IL which time I em.grated from that
place - Mineral Point ii isconSH. Soon after nv arf-
val, procured tr your agent ThOInas The
naled place butils of your ALI zsA1fyr,~ ard
enc box of -'ssSAEISE FILI-s. These administered
TO her according to directions, and great
onishHe and satisfaction she perfectly restored
To health. Five mos his have elapsed and she
continues 70 be robust and hearty. / satisfied that
the cure IS permanent and shat may attribute it.,
under frcvIdercc entirely % the medicines
You a liberty i1 publish this for the benefit Of the
public NOuIs, Tfspr ctuliy, DsFIEL WITS
LoUdc1 < Co.'S Genuine Family Medicines, for sale
by = THcmAs, Agent, At THE lost CFFICE.
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EssDss ATE NOTICE.

A
PRonATs 1FFTCE- Nav the str. A II. re54
ISAAC pCfELFRtE has this day flef in this of1ca 81
instrument purporiirg To he Tho last viii and teste
rnent of James Woodward, decaazcd with his annlicc
ton for administration, with the will annexed ~ the
Of said deceased. - - 'i0
Notice is hereby given that the same is snt for ,ir o
and probate at my Office in Highland in said courtr -
the 10th day Of June, A D. 1854 when and where al
persons interested appear and resist the same II
they gee ft. BY the Court. ~ -
3tn26 L. NJ. STRONG Cor,r.,, Id.
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E~TArE OF FRANKLIN ANDREWS.

Iowa County, Iowa County Curt IN Probate.
Notice hereby given that Elizabeth Andrews has
day fled Probate Office her petition, praying
administration upon the of Franklin Andrews.
late of said Conuty. deceased. and that the has
been set for hearing, al the Probate Office Minera
Point in County, the 9th ~ of June 1854 when
and all persons may appear and said appIi-
cation, who may be disposed.
Gwen under my hand this p dsv of MAY a D.. ISL
3wuzI L. VI STRONG. County Judge
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IOWA COUNTY, SIS
low. COUNTY CoUET on the pr,b,to s+l..

Iowa COUNTY CoUET the Probate side.
* {b6ss}EE is hereby ven that Angelina wat.or
~ guardian Of Frances Ann Hill has his day fled IN
the Probate once Petition praying Hcense to sell the
following described real estate, he property OF her
"ard to wit: Lot No fifty $50 in the vI5ge of High
anC III SAID county and the undivided one half irac
ton No. ~ in section three B. town eight -
range d east ~
Ii IS therefore ordered by the court that p same ba
set for hearing at the Probate Office Mineral Point II
said county on the 4th day Of 1uly 4. u. 1854 wher
and where all persons interested may appear and resi
the prayer of said petition if they st,a proper.
Bv the Court, H. NJ. STSONG, County Judge
1traG
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MoEE STABBING-On Monday last, at Lost
Grove, difficulty arose between Henry Brown
and - Evans in relation to a worthless dog,
which resulted in a quarrel in which Mr.. Evans
received six severe stabs from knife in the hand
of Brown. We understand the wounds are severe,
but hopes entertained by his physicians that
Evans VIII recover. Brown has thus far eluded
the vigi!ine of the officers, and is at large.
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Miss Mann will commence the third term OF
her Select School, in the basement of the Presby-
terrain Church, on Monday next, the 9Th inst
when she will be prepared to receive all young
ladies who may apply, End also boys under ten
years. The satisfaction given by Miss MANN for
the TWO terms just past. is sufficient evidence OF
her qualifications and capacity for teaching, and
we have no doubt she will receive the encoura se-
ment she deserves. The number of scholars will
be limited, which will give them great advan.
tage over the crowded Puplic schools Terms,
as heretofore
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II Our State exchanges raking down the
late legislature pretty freely for all sorts of bad
caperS, such as corruption extravaganza, &c &c
The story is long one and shall not attempt
70 tell it; bat is in the main true, especially the
extravaganza part, for they saled the dear people
S269, 800 75!-O-autee Tunes, Dem
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EsS.2Ez1 -o7. TEzp.1as EGaN,

State OF NI5c-1sfBt iowa County S.
Iowa County CgUf.-lB Probate
81 DFiCE is hereby given that James Egsn has this
- day flied IL the Pru5s e office his petition praying
administration upon te state OF Thomas Ecan. Of
the city q: Ca cu Illinois. deceased, and the
has ben st down Tor hearing 81 The CUur House in
Mineral ONT in said count TIE eth day Of June
s54, when ard where an persons may fppear and
ris, eaid application who may be 50 disposed.
Gi5en under my hand this --l d.s o pr A. D. 1854
3w24 T.. VI. STRONG County Judge.
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Probate Court.

r. = 5 81 -s-E |L -+Ht.r ttil- viii re fFsr
u office OF MessTs- Cons Ir-zsf, p q ia Nfir.-a
Point thu First THe7dfH Of 1a~A Month at siee
time and place ali persons having business to trsn
in the Probate Court, att. nd nd be heard
l.. NJ. STRONG County Judge
l. 1874
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THE VERY LArEsr--By last Mondays mail
we received the Wisconsin Pinery of Jan 2Sth,
containing the Governors message !-MHeral
Point Tribune.
Why don't the Tribune either 'move in town"
apply for a grant of land TO aid in building some
kind of road out or employ the wheel borrow
man to make regular trips with intelligence from
the "Uhte settlements once in six months, al
least? We wouldn't live in such an out-of the
world place, we would 'nt-Fond da Lac Her
aid
Friend Buck mistakes entirely the reason why
we received he Pinery with the Message no ear
lier. 1t was either detained by some "rsscally
Postmaster or it mad been taking survey of
the Valley Rail Road, or perhaps been mis-
sion, to Washington to represent the interests of
Wisconsin Democracy. Mineral Point, instead of
being ''an out-ofthe-world place.. is the very
ter OF attraction where beauty, science, literature
and the fine arts, flourish and she'd genial nfu-
ence throughout the world. We are within forty
eight hours Gust about the time it took friend
Buck TO get ready to try to start for Milwaukee,
ride of the great Metropolis of the Union be-
Sides we have the Oldest, best and most extensive
Lodge of o. E. O. of 1COl this side of the celes-
tial Empire If Friend Buck could find the way
out of the woods we would invite him to call
and take view Of this city he thinks far "out
of the world.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11

fRUTr PRoBABLr KTLLED-Seyeral severe frosts
IN this region, since fruit trees have been in bios
som, Ii is feared have proved fatal to the pros
poets OF an abundance of fruit the coming season.
From central Illinois and Indiana, we learn that
similar result Is feared
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11

y rEsWp or three first rate Mich COWS. f,
400 "A sale by the subscriber, living II mile
- from Mineral Point in tbs. Town Of MIA
wick little south Of the Milwaukee road They vii
be sold the Ilost Reasonable terms.
May /. f25, DANIEL UORSsS
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AD1IiNTsV..,T{Iy..s ,oTECE

ttTlCE IL hereby that the final settlement with
~ the Administrator of the estate of william Van
Duson deceased viii take place at Office in Niaeal
Point iowa Comfy. Wis frs, Tuesday of June
next, the same b ing the 9th day OF said month.
Given 81 my office, this End day OF May. A ID 1874
3s25 l.. NJ STRONG, County Judge.
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Town W." OF + Hle HnlS In Justices Court:

Town 1" q, + HIca1.sc In Justices Court:
To G.. w: EVANS:
You are hereby notified that n writ Of attachment has
Il been Is ued against your Droporlv attach, 4
10 satisfy The demand Of Phelps and Joh1i~tor
ing 10 eighteen dollars and twenty-five c MS Now nm
less shall appear before VIM H. Hook Justice If
the Pence in and Tor said at his Office in said
town, on the 9th day OF June, D. 1854 AT one \
IN the afternoon, Judgment will be render against
ro1 and your properly sold 70 paw the debt
Dated this 9th day of May, A. y. 1851
3nc6 Bv NJ STPcTft ~,
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UI0 GlLlgy UI0GEGUg8
Mineral 20 Ii, May I, 81. mn l. l.
E1zE&zATsssT AGENCY,

MR. ROWAN is Agent for t1e extensive and old es-
tabl.saed Emigration sud Foreign Exchange House Of
WILL s .UI1E- New NuFk tie 5 now prepared L,
remit money usual, I'd % engage passa9es, on the
lowest terms FROM a parts OF EH-lHEt, Ire and and
Sc9jans. Pa7saae Certificates and Drafz at -igL rom
GI upwards be ob.lnd OF him, with receipts for
a moneys paid him, for the safe and Tc- nal
sion Of which me Company hold themselves RESPONSE
hli post paid communications win be answered at once
and every required Information given.
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The News by the Africa.

New York, May 9Th.
| The Africa arrived this morning, with dates to
April 2Ist. Richardson & Brothers, agents for
missing steamer City of Glasgow, think she is not
lost They say she had water for 40 days, pro.
visions for 65 days. and coal for 20 days and 375
passengers.
The new treaty between France and England
is ratified Austria and Prussia have entered in.
to alliance, offensive and defensive War news
from Danube, Black Sea and Baltic unchanged
The expulsion of Greeks from Turkey is rigidIy
enforced. Greek Instruction assumes aspect of
Guerilla warfare.
Still doubtful about invasion ofServia Repor-
ted that Montenegro has taken arms against Turks
Mr. Soule is still urging settlement of Black
Warrior affair.
Russia favors the Greek Instruction There
are rumors from Vienna of new Prussian rnedi.
alton.
Dispatches from Omer Pacha confirms reported
success of the Turks. They twice beat back Sit
karassan, in obedience to orders
St. Petersburgh papers contain Cars reply to
English and French declaration of war 1t throws
responsibility of war upon France and England.
A secret treaty between Russia, Sweden and
Norway is reported, by which the latter powers
forbid more than tour ships of war at once to en-
ter any ofther harbors.
Msfilcted BR-Chere is an approximation bill
for small sun, on lie in the Secretary of State 9
Office which bears the evidence OF having been Sc
rlously mutilated, The additions and amendments
are in hand writing which is unmistakeable.
- Madison Democrat
Speak out plainly, anI let us have the history
Of one of the mutilated bills, if we There
vyere good many such. and the House passed
bill providing for furnishing the crime, but the
Senate, unwilling to trouble ofits best friends,
refused to notice it Milwaukee Sentinel.
Henry Damages Mary L. Shaw has recover
ed verdict OF 81 5000 damages. against the Wor-
cester Mass Railroad Company, for injuries re
ceived in consequence Of an accident on lhat road
What's ia the HIND The Appleton Crescent,
spicy democratic paTer, addresses the following
hint to our Madison contemporaries
1--WE hope the Madison Press sgill keep the pub
lie advised of the different state Stocks Eeee ead
as Banking Securities Curious runors are ailoat
Let Us know the facts
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11

The Gofd-The large sum of two hundred and
four millions o. dollars in gold has been received
at the Mint at Philadelphia, from California, since
the discovery of those mines. At the rate Of fifty
a minute, it would take man near thirteen years
70 count this sum, in dollars Cfalena Advertiser
Great Hestern Railtcay.-By new arrangement,
fare has been reduced on this road between De-
trolt and Niagara Falls TO FIVE dollars.
MILWAUKEE SESTISEL-The prospectus of
this valuable paper, will be found in another col
umn 1t is the best paper for Ne,cs in Wisconsin,
the proprietors sparng neither pains nor expense
to get the latest, by Telegraph and otherwise.
MA destructive Fire occurred in Quebec
the Sd, which entirely consumed the Parliament
House, and other buildings
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11

now thrown open 10 all foreign ships and the
state Department ar Washington gives official
notice of the fact Oar vessels will pay no high
er duties tolls than British ships so employ
ed
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PLsrEEyILL ACanE9y-

f!E s> Quarter Of the present yrsr viii con-neuca
Monday. Nay 22ni- and continue uptil he -,
Firg - 1aiy closing Win Public Exau1inatior an.
q Prize Defamation.
J. FicKARD, Principal
Fia-@Flie, Apfu -o' ioSi. 3H25
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VETOED President Pierce has vetoed the bill
granting lands for the INDECENT insane. We think
he acted wisely for once
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11

MILWAUKEE MAHkEr-The Sentinel saws that
no less than $4,000 bushels of wheat. and some
500 bbls of flour were purchased in that city
on the ed inst. One lot of $500 bushels choice
white winter wheat sold at ST So per busheI,
which IS Is the highestprice, premium, that has
been paid in the State this season
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11

CHoLERA-We informed by gntleman
just from Richland County, that there had been a
few cases of Cholera in the western part of that
County, among persons who had just returned
from Galena Report also says that the Cholera
prevails in Gaiena to considerable extent. If SO,
the Galena papers should let it be known. Moth
ing will be gained by trying to keep it from the
public
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AGENTS FOR THE TRIBUNE.

w. S. SWIMMER, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Z. w. CARR, PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
V. b. PALMER, n. YORK AND BOSTON.
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EEEsSs' AEsEsEx~Ag.

u ltHAitb SMITH has iust received. BY express,
Il chptce i'f ot pFiul7t Lawns. HaTeqe de LANES,
dress PRINTS &c al being ~ The lat styies which
No. Iesie'itils invites LI" a,t-rttt purchasers lie
WA pe i1n1 cozstLF attendance Il his old sIands
corner - 'srTlIftrce and Fou- tain streets
Niners Pa5~- Anvil =. l-s4
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FUHNITURE-Friend KISSE has enlarged his
Furniture Ware Rooms, few doors east of the
Tribune office and filed them to their utmost ca
pacity, with fine lot of Furniture as can be
found west of the Lakes. He says he is selling
very cheap, and guess he is, for loads are ia
ken from his shop daily. See his card in our
business directory
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11

II The packet ship Blanche, which arrived al
s.. Johns. New Brunswick. or the goth from
Liverpool had thirty-fve deaths on board from
cholera. during the passage She had about
three hundred passengers
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House and Lot


ht' subscriber Offers for sale his House and Lot
Inc village Of Mineral int. 1T d bargain IL /, h
very desfab location for residence House
"elons, win DeyeraIiing wsfe~ conveu innt ca the
= are bearing 7pP Pear PlHn and Ihsr5g Trees
- superior Fruit and great variety other inds
fF"iie vines and Nhrubbery. All well inc'7s d, and
un good state VI cultivation For particulars g n
qure OF Messrs. Washburne * tVoodm9n or fAo 81 b.
ecriber AMI ~ rpuEDRT
MlDeral Point, May 3, lSji 25tf
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THE LATE FoREIGN News gives no definite
information of the progress of the war. The al
lied fleet had lett Varna and sailed in the direction
of Sebastopoe, since which no account had been
received except rumors that they preparing
to attack Odessa. 1t is also rumored that a de
mocratic rising throughout Russia and Poland,
had been deciced on.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11

fs'HE - BSCREBEa has ilst opened q ferry at The
above p3acs1 six miles above Helena and three
miles below Arcpe- here be VIII be ady all times
u attend TO The business o feuyne passengers, teams,
stock &C. the favorable terms. The above
terry Is Oh the state Road leading froTa Monroe to kich-
Ial d CITY, E6 miles ron the latter place.
Travellers 10 find al the accoI gtons good
no 81 81 his house with plenty siab,iBg and careful
OstierT t2ttfI JOHN BARNARD.
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& RARE CHANcE-We invite the attention OF
persons desiring good location for residence in
Mineral Point, to the advertisement of \. W.
Comfort in another column. The lot be offers
for sale contains nearly one and half acres OF
land the house is large and convenient and the
location pleasant and attractive but above all,
the great varieties of choice fruit, offers an in
ducenent to purchasers not often met with in the
West Mr.. c. has been for many years engaged
in propagating fruit, and none but the choicest
have found a place in his nursery. large num-
Der of his trees have borne fruit, and the qualities
known A good bargain awaits some one who
has few dimes.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11
CARTHAGE ARD WAGON MAKING


EE.sCkSTEzTEEENG BUSINESS.
q IttfH Subscribers you'd respectfully inform the
E2 public generally that they are prepared 10
e - ccUte any and all orders the line Carriages
W of All kinds from q %heei-Barrow the most
fancy Czech and also do all work in The Blacksmith
line toe most approved style and IN, ST reason
able terms. Persons desiring work lines,
invited call oi5 stand George Wilkinson,
the High aud Church st GETS, where can
satisfy them .baI good work he done low prices
GEORGE WILKINSON.
ADNEY STRONG
Mineral Point ebruGry - j551. 1GyTy
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The Hheat Crop The wheat crop on the line
of the Michigan Central K r. which had been
supposed to be much injured by the winter, is
now III fine and thrifty condition
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11

IL THE WEATHER thus far has been very nm.
favorable for Spring crops. In consequence Of
protFacted drought vegetation is very backward
and snch as viii not withstand the frost. stand.
but little chance, there was frost in this vicinity
every night of last week-some of them quite
severe.