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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07
NEW SERIES, VOL. ), NO. 8,

with undecided eve, and an anxious uuPleas-
an, smile always uron his face. He is steal
,hv and cai.lkc in hs movements. He seems
to walk with muflcd feet. In dress he is
something Ike a farce idea uf an elderly
. Fryrcbmaa of the old school cNcer, tha, he
wear. lhc red cap, c' lci, which is worn by
all Turkish subjects as a ui1rk OF their nation
alry. IIr has o. long s,r1igh, frck cost Of
on urd,cidcd cc'cr, ,rcvsc-, and dell,alr
grey icaa boots with vanished tips. Tie ha'
always o. ,upcrhu.ly of watch chain. Upon
,h- whole o., is avery lrluSn; specimen Of
th- mulrrn Greek. lie !. not uC the race ol
P1ryrbroar7r'os. who scajl,d before Us on
h.s u.sg boH-. o,grthc plains or Cuuulh.
Tie o. mot 'hr Cucs or thc loud voice and
r,1lv hand Of the b-ayc aPTarrl anl lhc
tu.rI-I morparhc. H. q, urhaNr..y %, an.
r,'.r --hr-I rrme. c1smoo Uois ofiho
1-e which as.as,.ul,rd Ca7o p'l,r.as, and
would have broken Byras's heart if Doe bad
lived. Who have 1o sympathy with ,hr 'ean-
rr- AND honest, Of W,sc, or gratitude for
,hr service. oritr brave anl gentle Church.
Wrsofh, Gurls who age go proud OF doe
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4 companion that is cleerful,and free from
swearing aud scurrilous discourse Is worth
gold. rl,sac Wsl,9n.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
n. s. ,IaRsHALL,s SALE.

Parker Clark Ira Sibley, William King, ,inbridge
:. Clark and Dennis w Warren surviving partners OF
Carleton Clark & Co., Burk Fairchiid.
BT s. DISTRICT COURT. Notice is hereby given,
that, by vrture of writ OF fert faef1s issued ont
from the District Court of the United states for
the nistrict of wisconsin, directed ard delivered
inst the gods chattles, lands and enements OF Burk
Farchild, the of sufficient goods and chat
ties have seized and levied upon ali the right title and
Interest of the said urk Farchid and Will sell at pub
lie vendue, the highest and best bidder for cash in
hand The following described Real Estate, at the front
door OF the Court House. In the io" OF mineral Point
Iowa county, Wisconsin, Saturday, tee leth day of
February A D. 6,a, between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
p. NJ said day, TO wit Lois No. one H.; two, z
and three ., uf Section twenty three, 49, hip
n.ne o. six te) east lots No. a. and two ~
Section t~entyfuur "a township nil G, g. six
81 east. the $ W. or of N w. ar. ami n w ar of N
four GA township niue, o. range % east lot three
81 of Section thirteen, OBJ township nine o. range
SIX ~ east the > f ar Of the T. OF Section thjr
EN- - township ninc y range Elk east Also,
The n E Or OF the y T. or ton twenty seven q,
io"tship hiae . range seven east all in Dane
Wisconsin The 3 w. Or of w. Or Section TWEEN
y0Ne, p township eght,e, iange four, the East
bal! OF The y. T. of Section twenty four, "A, p
eight range four !, east; the West hall OF the :.
q. aud the : or :. w Or OF Section twenty five
-'o"sp i've range five ., east; the : T. of the :.
Z a. ard the : w Or OF tie = Il. of Secua twenty
SIX D. township five, ). five, east the Nurh hat
OF the Il ar. OF ecIiuD iwo :. towns hip seven
range two .. east, all in Iowa county, Wisconsin,. The
East half OF The q. and the Fast half o. the = F.
qr OF Section invent! two. =, township four 4 range
twenty six, 2, township four, l. range Eve ) east the
: " qr. # y. w. ar OF Section twentysix- DO town
ship four range ffe, ; east ihe r. II If \ W Or
and he n. E. o. of ) W or OF section twenty -six, 6
township four /, range five the :. +. gr. OF
T. Or OF section tweeY SIX, 2i- tornship our a. range
five. ;, east, all in Fayet.e comfy, Wiscoain
OTIS two, ;, {ouT 4. End five ). ia Bock riae, Q, in
strong, pty and -. Nieps Ad.tisn AMI Survey she
v.utge ,iineTa Point low county-Uaied Mineral
Point, this twenty six " Of necein her, 4 y, I~5i
V. Z. ABI.F.& An. " hall.
bwb. By THOMAS ]. OTIS. Deputy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
The British Periodicals.


We call the attention of our readers to the ad-
yertsement Of these deservedly popular Periodi-
Gals, Iondon Quarterly. Edinburgh, North British
ana Westminster Reviews, and Blackwoods Mag
ezine) which will be found in another column OF
the Tribune, and in doing assure them
that we are recommending nothing of light or
trashy nature, like mnch of that which presses al
the present day, IS literature. These Periodicals
have been long established and gained reputation
which should recommend them 10 the reading
public.
The Edinburgh Review, which has made SO
deep an impression upon the Politics of the Old
World is the organ OF what was the Wing party
in England To counteract the influences OF this
Review, the LONDON Quarterly Che Tory organ)
was established. The Westminster and North
British are devoted to the interests of the Church
IS the former to the Radical or OrthoU * School,
and the latter to that OF the Liberal or Free Scotch
Church. In their respective capacities, they are
the leading Periodicals of the age.
These Periodicals. together with Backwood, the
prince of Magazines. republished by LEONARD
Scorr & Co, in New York, Immediately after
their reception, and afforded to subscribers at the
terms specified in the advertisement. We cheer
fully recommend them to readers.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
Monks New Map of North America.

We have been shown. by Nr- Fernald, the Agent,
who is now obtaining subscriptions for the same
in this place, new Map of North America, by
J. Monk of Baltimore. 1t is executed IN su
perior style, and exhibits the United States, all
the Territories with their boundaries the Canadas.
Mexico, Central America the various routes to
California, &c, &c Upon it may be found also
all the counties in the United States, with the
county town annexed. table OF Distances, KALI
road routes, and various other matters OF general
interest; also condensed map of the World npon
one corner. Taking it all together, II exhibits
more than we have ever before seen upon a single
map. and will be found ve-y convenient both for
the School room, and Office of business men, as
well as an ornament TO sitting room.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
.ssE,sssrE,s SN..E.

Robert 5 Pea-Iey Circuit Court,
Mortimer NJ Jackson.A Iowa County, Wisconsin
= virtue of writ of hcr facias issued Of the
8 e Office the Clerk OF the Circuit t'OaFt, and
he CJUuty OF Iowa, OF Wisconsin, in TIE above
e led and To directed and delivered against
the gus and chAeis lands and tenemeus OF the above
named eendant, have this day evied upen and sez
ed the following described real the
the alb named defendant, viz: the south hair of the
outhwest quarter of section twenty five, and The east
half OF the -outh Test quarter. the south halt Of
the southeast quarter OF section HeEtysix and the
southeast quarter of the = twenty
severn in town north, Of range four east Of the
four principal merid the county Iowa. taIe
Of Wisconsin. with the appurtenances thceuatO belong
ng, uaed aud being in tie Cnrnty of Iowa, State Of
iscUnsiH- and shall expose pnblir vendUe 70 The
highest bidder for cash all the ri hit, title and interest
the above named defendant had the said real
state the seventh day oi February A. d I-54
time SINCE at tho front door # the CONT House, in
the of Mineral Point, day the Sd day ct
February A. ID. 1879, between the hours of occek
A. NJ and four O'Clock OF said day, satisfy said
wril and costs.
CHARLES hTTMFOED. Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Mine al Point, Dec 25sb, Ic54.
JAMES CRY, ATTY for PIT 6s6
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
PMb.ic Lectures.

Acourse of free Lectures, various subjects, viii be
delivered in the BAsEME>T ROOM TRIalT. CHuaCB,
during the present inter, O'Clock p. NJ,
lowing order:
Dec ~ On the for nation ofcharacter, Gen w. Il. Tn
20 On the mind and its culture, r. SCHUYLER Esq.
8 2.-What is Science? DR.. G. d. WiLBzR
Jan. 3-On Human Rights Hon NJ. Nj. CoTHREE.
l0-On History, IA CLARY, Esq
- IL IN tho valne OF Principle, Geo l.. FRosr, Esq
. 2t-tin Human Wrongs, Hon. SAmL CRAWFORD
:. Sion Civilization, N b. BOWEN, Esq
Feb. The Moral and Political in
fuences Of the day, DIR VANDUsEH
lion the Progress IF Literature, Il. ST. SMITH
g The public general invited attend.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27

The Legislature meets at Madison Wednes-
day. the 10Th of January next. As heretofore
of the editors of the Sentinel will be in attend
ance throughout the Session, and furnish daily re-
ports of ;ae proceedings of both Houses to its
readers, with such other matters as are ofnterest
The telegraph line will probably be in operation
egan, ana by this and the increased mail faculties
we hope 10 be more prompt in our reports than
ever before. Abstracts OF the Reports of the De
Partments of State, and of Committees &C.
will be furnished they appear.
We will furnish the Daily Sentinel to subscri-
bers for the Session at one dollar for eight weeks
(Which we trust viii be the extent of the time
occupicd) and that rate for any further time
The Try Weekly Sentinel viii be sent at soc
for eight weeks.
The Weekly Sentinel will contain the whole OF
the reports and as the subscription price is but
One Dollar per annum this will furnish an add
tonal lnducement for persons TO subscribe for it.
+ Mil. Sentinel.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
Later From Havana.
.4tother Oretrage-.4noican Tessel Seized and Crec
Representatives, from Nerico

4foter Ouirdge-.4nieyicdn TeSset Sei-cd and Cre,c
p,prisoned-NcicS from Nerico.
New York, Dec 1S
The Steamer Catarcba, from New Orleans, has
arrived with Havana dates 10 the 18th.
Another outrage by the Cuban Authorities upon
American Commerce is creating great exclte-
ment The Schr. J. G.. White was sometime ago
captured by Spanish steamer for being sus-
pected of having arms and ammunitions on board.
1t has been carried into Havana, and the captain
and crew have been lodged in prison TO await tri~
al
The News from Mexico is late and important
The elections for President were progressing and
far the returns indicate the election of Santa
Anna by unanimous vote. Ii was reported but
not generally believed that the city of Acapulco
had declared against Alvarez
On the 9TH of Nov. the insurgents are officially
reported to have attacked the city of Morelia with
$500 men and one piece of artillery, and after six
hours lighting were driven back leaving 800 killed
and large number wounded. The Commander
OF the Government troops was killed. The am
nesty published by Santa Anna has failed qnell
the revolutionary demonstrations which appeared
TO be spreading in all directions.
A correspondent OF the \. o Bee says that the
reported of the government forces are des-
ttute of truth and that the reported surrender OF
Acapulco arose from two of Alvarez generals hav-
ing attempted 10 burn the city. The offenders
were promptly executed.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
Destructive Fire in NJ Loss of Life.


A very destructive fire occurred on Broadway,
between and clock, this morning. in the bloc K
between Grand and Howard streets, including the
City Assembly rooms, and Christy & Woods Min.
stral's Hall.
Among other sufferers were NckenstTvS Car
riage Mandatory. The fire extended through 10
Crosby street
a ball was in progress at the Assembly rooms
when the fire broke out. One man known to be
killed, and several ladies said to be missing
In addition TO the losses already enumerated
the Cheshire glass mandatory: loss heavy
The Assembly rooms, which extended over five
stores, were leased by George Miller
We regret 10 add that five frerneu, one named
George Iowrie and one the foreman of Engine
Co. No. Is. were killed by the falling OF a wall
4 policeman, named Pat NcCay, and II other
persons were severely injured from the same cause
Neither the building or stores were of the first
class, and the loss therefore will not much exceed
$4,000 partially covered by insurance
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27

FRIEND BLrss-To day has brought forth
strange events. A gang of Juvenile Pilerers (some
4 or o. have been brought 10 .heir senses, who,
il appears have for a few days past been follow
ing out their ideas of real life, by helping them.
and tobacco, from the different stores in this ia
nous Fayett-
The Oldest lad was about ii years of age, the
youngest who helped himself 10 a couple of peck
et knives. but s. Mt this running up TO seed
mi ghty fast | think there is surely need of MISS
onary labor here. When will parents learn to
keep their smaller ones under proper tuition and
restraint A FAyfTTEITE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27

Burglars .1rrcs'ci George Wood and John
Wilson, (alias) were arrested in this city, this
morning, by Sheriff Page, Under Sheriff Conover
and Constable kes>ler, at boarding house on
Main st. and the goods which stolen from a
clothing store at Ozaukee on Saturday night week
were found in their possession: also large guam
THY of dry goods, probably stolen from some 9th
store.
They are the scamps who stole Davis & Mores
horses at 0zaullee and are the persons who escap~
ed from the Waukesha jail, some three or four
weeks ago. where they confined for breaking
into Mr.. Puringtons Jewelry store. They are
doubtless the villains who attempted to break into
Peters Jewelry store West wafer St few weeks
ago. They Will probably be taken to Waukesha
or Ozaukee, for trial-CFree Dem.
n They are supposed to be The same villains
who broke into Sprague & Lathrops Gun Shop.
in this village, and took about $500 worth of
Guns, Pistols Knives &c. They are hard cases.
If they get TO Waupon they will have TO be watch
ed close
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27

y virtue of writ q fsri fe,ias issued I'm, -.
. flee oi the CierK OF TIE CIgcur C,p-1 ~ !. =
county Ia Faycite- and State If Wiserrf ~ ne
ne directed and delivered. against the rerd 80 ~ 70
tells and cal Estate of Peter Van Metre, ana in IL
Charles Proctor, have seized and levied 1lrI 1
right, title and interest which the said Peter w.
had the following described premises p, -. ''.s
nOrih east ter of noTIh 81 quartz r. and s5
quarter of north west quarter, ard north cast 90
suath wet quarter OF Section number 1--WE I've p ~
snip number two - ECrih, Of RzTgc Eyrf,, ~. =.
east, and est half OF vest hail Of scufn vssi 49,
of section numb4r one ~ township member r., -
north. Range four a. east, OF the fourth Priurir
dian w her of the said Peter Van Metre was $50
the 18Th day Of april, A .. ls5i or q any time he
IN HE coHnty aforesaid which ! shah s,U Ii 81 ,
Fendue - the hi9h hest bidder Tor cash. A. The f, ,
of the Court House. in the village of SHg'l.bsr7 ~
9th day OF January next. between tbe hours pf -
a. NJ aud he going down of the zUn on lbss ,sv r
isiy the sand damages and costs, with aesrlns 81 Z
safe, Is he law directs.
P. G. MELOF, SAcL
Conn & HEssso2E, FITS att'y.
Dated sheriff Office, 1hUlsbuTg, Ia Fayet.e O. e.
Doc. Il, lrJ4 EH4 -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
Mr., Adams Naturalization Law.

The following is the bill introduced into The
United States Senate. by Mr.. Adams, of Missis-
sippi, in reference TO the naturalization laws:
Be il enacted &c.-1hat from and after the
passage of this act no alien shall be admitted TO
become a citizen of the United States, unless he
shall, at the time of his application TO be admit
ted declare and prove 10 the satisfaction of the
court having jurisdiction of the case, that he has
resided in the United States twenty one years al
least; provided that any alien who may be
resident of the United States at the date of this
act shall be entitled TO all the third condition
specified in the first section of the act. approved
April %. 1902. of which this act is amendat ory
Sec 2. And be ii further enacted, that so
much the third condition specified IN The first
section OF the act approved April %. 1892 emit
tied " An act 10 establish uniform rule of natu-
ralization and to repe ii the acts heretofore passed
on that subject. conflicts with the first sec
ton of this act, be and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
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FAakvs EO4s SAlE..

Aa.9-R THE subscriber proposes 10 sell The FAM
E.eese9 Mich he now GeS, wing IN The l-vs =
Is.;sFs Rjdgewav. about hal WY between fo..syr.
EszSesS and tie Blue &oE ds. II Consists al .fas+
Lhrvc hundred and Cigh ty acres Of land well sstrf
comfortable DwELIIrG HoUsE. = good Barn. vi 49,.
maut of sJ0.e, thirty by furty-eLhJ fee, sia gtB a
very yenieut cut buldiars, buf IN the u,-t ~
staEtiai marneT also, Hrct ard u abugt lLrg f-r
drcd bearing apple tres &c the chric kinds OF g3
fruit together with Pears Puns, cherries, Gsrla rfs
and CgIrants ihrse are ab1;G ninety nc es uuderss
with Oh timber ard meadow land Convenient p.
il 50 s. ua'e1 that IL NAV be erieuy irs
mailing Two small ones For terms eH4gire Of tla.5-
scribeT IN III. pre1i-Cs. q. ". HlCECI
December II, I-5t. a.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27

Hollo,eays Ointment and Pills, the most effica-
cious Remedies in the United States Cure for
Ulcerous Sores in the Leg-CharIes Yeates, OF
Maiden lane, New York, had scrofulous sores on
his legs for four or five years, attended with con
tnual discharge. he suffered considerably. and eve
rything tried III the hope OF curing him, with
out success. After every other remedy failed, he
bad recourse TO Holloway's Ointment and Pills,
these nialible medicines thoroughly cleansed the
blood and healed the sores in his leg, and he is
now in the enjoyment OF perfect health.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
CzzscUI COURT, IOWA "a =
SI IamA S SarS Mls'oN 81. In Equity.

I e, "a CarSrr, s.. IN Equity.
Ann Richards u.s. Robert K Richafds.-,n ,t,-.
Petition for Divorce |Aloi-1~
4 sUBPpEN in Chancery having bee, ;.,..,.
cause, directed 10 the defendant Ron. , Igl ts
aid the same having De returned by ~, ,calt,
co MY hat the def ntani Is net found In II
Il having been satisfactory proved that he go ~
n"l resident 81 thus ; ate, il IS In r.-,, lH
d5r6d that the Clerk Oh this Court mont ~. geoy
Robert l. Richards of thc pending et IL - ,-isl
lshlrg copy of this order ia tie Nirs- q Iss.
sIc :, OF ~, 5A = . weeh5 that he enter his am
comp ainahi's bill 81 complaint, d,ed herein ~ " lie
the thrd Monday o H4rch next r his -, oes
recorded and the matters ard lhin.s i,,,sf- ~ =
dec'e=d accordingly Aud il is further IA S'l.alat
fret publication D. within twenty day, iron ~ g-
this order Nj. NJ. CBTEfRFS 60. stt Z
I rar,ir- -. 49,. =, "a = = es4
file IL my oflic-. ~ ' 'sil
JAMES HUTCHINSON. CHI
Circrl Cour., Iowa 81 a
PARLEY Esros, Sol. Tor Prtitfo uer w. M
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27

STATE OF Wise .NsIN, CIRCtIT COURT, IOWA
Iowa COUNTY, S.. County, " iscUnsin
0@'pIs''u hil'ch9ii' o'''p'' m Ckaaee~v,
R,ba-. Cti,r 4ae,,5o, { Bin TO tUieJlose Mortgage.
ffNHE subpoena issued in this baving Der
Il turned by The Sheriff of Iowa county, not served
for the reason that lid teud1u could not De found
III his state, and II satisfactorily apeaffng bg
deY OF Anasa cobb that The said defendant
OF thus state, and caTnd lie found there
IN Upon motion of COBB & MessIaure. ,sftors
cumpainant,it is hereby ordered defend =
BE- deemCd and taken an absent defend ant, and
hat he be and hereby is ordered aud appear,
plead, answer or cPnHr 10 lie said mpainauis bill
tr teofe the lJth day of March, A. ID X The same
VIII he taken coHtt ssed, and the MATES and things
ihereia C Mai cd decreed Accord gly. And
fr ordered that copy OF IN order be personally
upon said d-ie" dant within dan from the
hereof, or published in The Mineral Tribune.
weekly tWspaper printed AT Mineral p int Iowa coun
", isconsn, for So weeks scce Sivey at least once
IN each week. the first publication thereof
10 be within twenty days fr m The da ord,r.
By The Court 1t Chambers, this 18Th dan of ID, ccmbSr,
A ID rot NJ NJ. CoTiiREN, Circuit Judge
ceruy the above II Se a copy OF The original,
now on 6ic in nay office.
Attes'= JAS. hUTCHI ON. Clerk
Circuit Court low Co., Wis
CoBB MEssM RE, Soi's for CompI.. fG-G.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27

IL Forty thousand dollars have been subScrib.
ed by the citizens OF Beloit for the purpose of
tablishing Car mandatory in that village
The Beot people ways tardy in improve
ments enterprise that will tend TO the growth
of trade in their town.