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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-30

Selling OF at Cost -!
AND no EfIST.4KE!!
4E TIE n. y. CHEAP CASH SrORE.
ENELLER & MICHEL BACHER are cow Offering for
- sale Al cost, their large and we'll selected
OF goods, consisting Of
READY Ma De CLOTHING,
CLOIH%,
sATINETTs,
PRINTS,
DELAISES,
RIBBONS,
SILKS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS G CAPS.
&c, &c, &C.
They
have the most
extensive stock OF Ready
Made Clothing
offered in this market,
braCing every size and variety, for Men and BOYS.
Their R.Fssite~7 EsoEsnrEs OF the iaest styles
and of superior quelity both of material and
faciure
IN saying that they selling foi cost they desire TO
Ee Understood Is meaning hat they Let those who
want IhS worth OF their money Call
DELLER & MICHELBATIER.
Nearly opposite Milton HiIh Street.
Mineral Point, Feb II 1884. Istf
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j. FOLEY & .tDON.
GROCERY. LIQUOR HARDWARE AND CRoCRERY
sToBE.


GROCERY, Liquor, HARDWARE AND CRoCKERY
sToBE.
Commerce Street Corner Of High 81, Mineral Point.
&HTE have on hand chuice stock of CT oceries,
W Liquors. Hardware and Crockery for the winner
trade which offer sale at he current mErkrI pri-
We respectfully invite the public call at
establishment, where viii be happy TO and wait
recognizing old c;IstcneF, and
inviting participate with Them the saving
al Vantages which trade offers, and hon that by
proper and honest regard for the interest all may
favor us with Iiei custum we cannot succeed in
curing their confidence in business int gritty the
following articles comprise portion of our stock:
Suzars, clarified crushed pow dered ard loaf,
Teas ocng tiys N, CuapoTder &C.,
Coles Rio aud Manilis-
HoIasses, Sugar House and Golden Syrup.
Fish, Cod. MacseTei, White, &c,
salt, fBe and cuarse,
snap, CASTLE. quincy q chaFlrg,
Tobaccn. Of al qualities and prices,
ROuc. y indass, Halter, &c.
Starch. Chocolate, SElefaus Red Chrds and
CIrthes Lines Dried Apples Matches, Glass, Nails,
Hams, Shout ieTs, Pork, Lard, Butter, Flour,
E4rfhan and Stone Wares
" hszey. Brady AMI WINE,
In .ht RI Ill articles usually kept establish
mems of this Kind, are certain 10 be found here.
Looking Glasses CIocks, window sash, Tahle Covers
Pictures with and hout frames, sold al the iowesei
prices
I'VE sereat again, call and we certain you cannot
fai to rUchHs st ~ ~!
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THE FpEgowESE .sooEx,

Have 7st been received the Mineral Point store
Man Ecy popular observation-disclosures 'ok keeping
Fern I.eaves-Sol non Northrup, twelve years slave
White slaves OF England Fr.edrys practical
on businfss-rucle Toms Cabin-Mark Hurdlestune or
the Two Brothers Mitcheii's outline maps &C.
Sep;ember -, 1853. 10 >EpH SMITH.
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j. 3. MOFFETT, M. D.

AVISG permanently located in Mineral Point, woud
= respectfully tender his professional services to the
I citizens of the town and vicinity.
pFFTrE in the Tribune BuIlding,' fup stsirsl Resi-
dance in the two story house above c. L. Stephenson
residence u32y5
june :, 1853.
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CnICiA8 ADVERTISEMENTS.

CnICii0 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Er01; EsHrch0sGse.
% SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILL,
I. q. HALL, & CO,
Have in Store large Stock OF
sEON, STEEL, NAILS, &C.,
Which they ofTe- II DzALsRs and MERCHANTS, al OK.
treneiy Low PRICES.
Their stock consists in part OF The fol owing articles
5 tols assorted American Iron,
800 g =" Refined do.
900 - des do.
% :. &" Spring Steel,
10 q" Sander-ons Cast Steei,
loo . assorted PiOw Steel,
$3.50 Kegs assorted { ut Nails,
Wrought and SPIKES Boiler Rivits Anvil. bellows,
Springs, axes, Wagon >prfGs, Horse Nails, V ces,
SieIges, Hammers Screw / iales Washers, Nuts,
Maieabe Castings, &c, &C.
T.. G. HALL,
March 10, 1854. fl5vTI NM. BLAIR.
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GEO. L.. EEsss&E,

ATToRSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. Office two doors
- west of the BOOK store. win attend land ne
gc,Giious, ard transact all business connected with bis
profession Collections promptly attended 10. 3lsf.
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TAILORING.

TIE undersigned would respectfully tender his "a
thanEs to the citizens OF Mineral Point and I'D
vicinity FOR past faVOrs, and inform Them ne "a
continues business at his old stand High street, ~
where ne will be pleased TO receive continuance of
public favor.
- Gcntleuens Clothes cleaned and pressed on short
notice HENRY PRICE.
august 10, 1852 V5n42
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Made upon scientific principles and warrant d to at may
be obtained al the store of the subscriber
somewhat IS than they can in any other way The
Ladies ought to feel grateful to the undersigned for intro
due these articles into this market nasmuch they
have heretofore isboTed them with little profit
Themselves, and satisfaction who
September %, 1853. JOSEPH SMITH.
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GOLD! GOLD!! GOip!I
CHEAP WATCHES
WELRF AND SILVER-W WARE.
4 GreQt Reduction IN Prices!
Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than ever sold
West OF Buffalo.
Cyovssrz,-,> CALI. and q anime for yourselves,.,
ZsSs99sss--.s.a 2OLII'5
@-s@N~ ME- JEW EE.Ks STORE,
UNDER STEVENS CAPITOL HOTEL, MADISON WIS
And you VIII hRd the Cheapest BIS. as-or,m-n, Of
-eTery and
FANCY GOODS
that ever brought GU. Of the city of New York
The following named Watches are all srLr -Ewz1xn
NE Sold Casrs are Eighteen Cras Fn and they are
r-.ti7n HaTrantee viii h. ett,a one !e ~
5, ard should they no, prove god keepers ms
F f,g, iIq e9a Levers Goa SIS sle5
Geid petaehed LEV, Leysrs, % 90
Gold Hunting Detached Levers, frern SIN to u 90
S9id d. if2pine Watches = - 10 20 90
Silver Detached Levers. "l3 80
Silver Lluntieg Delaehod Levers, SO 10 30 co
Silver English Patent Levers, 20 10
Silver Hunting English Isv,rs, $50 :. 35 o.
81. petaoaq4 w5ta sA''1 5a-s: qali,,, - 20
Gilt a1ipe KunliEg watches IS ut
Gilt Lapiae Watches 10 a,
Ctit Hunting Verge Watches ,Beauispsl ~ 90
Silver Anchor Hunting Watches siIve cases Is ca
Jiccnfy Thousand Dollars tc5rR q u acLss Ss,rcr
Ifa'a, jl,reLry and FaEry Goods,
Are offered for sale the ivest New YcrS nrices
Persons wishing Watch or Watches or Jertliy or
iiI bic or Tea Spoons, have the per
ect safety by mail L. any the United States by
Est saadinS the amount Of moaey.
Orders from he Cagairy respectfully So!iclea
Escf, ret Ccs.
" have permission 10 refer The following geua,eInc
L,onard J. Farwel, David Atwood.
simeon Aiiz- Alexander Bo.Sjn,
10 Fai caiIds, Richardson /. Van SIyxs
n. W. Dean, TFhbits. Gordon 8. Co,
James AUrrison, John. wright,
Alex. l.. Collins. n. ! Tsnrev,
Thomas Hood, Levi h. Nii;s,
Berah B.oSn, George Z. Su N,
IL Orion, Chauacsy Abbott
Madison. I6Ji ea,1
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4 FOOD assortment Of Trunk
HARDWARE g. IRON,

fiHhO-Vs HNE o. tnOlN,
Such rs Iron in every variety of size,
cast Steel, iron Axles,
Seat snd Buggy Springs,
Nas-wrcught and cut,
Horse naiis Glass,
cg nud Trace g ains,
Sboves ana Sp ides,
hinges Door springs,
Shovels & Fonss. sad Irons,
Mill and u cut saws,
Iron and Wood Bench Screws,
Door scrapers, Marlin Ke tiles and Stew pans,
Glue Kettles, hope OF al sizes,
Bed Cords and Plough Lines,
Grind Stone Hangings,
poubie and Single Barre Shot Guns,
And full and complete assortment shelf Hard
both Tor House Trimming ard House Furnishing.
CaFFsetaEsg.
pieces assorted two ply Carpets,
do stair Carpet
DO oil cloth for floors,
Green and figured Bookings.
Groceries.
S bogsheads New Orleans Sugar,
20 barrels clarified do
do Sugar house Molasses,
u do Vinegar,
50 Bsxes Cincinnati Soap,
eco Boxes TEA--imperai, G. S. and Y. H,
D half chests Black Tea,
10 do do Imp. and C. P. Teas,
81 20 b. boxes Tobacco,
10 ROxes Toh Geo,
Barrels smoking Tobacco,
30 Kegs Blasting Powder,
90 do Rife do
29,o0o feet Safety fuse,
Salerstns Pepper, spice, e. Sc,
soO l.'s Z d ! ish.
WOODEN WARE, &c.
Basket Wagons, Market Baskets
Clothes BasScts and Pins,
Axe helyes, Ratchet and Hammer Handles,
Wooden Ladies' and Spoons,
Mats, tubs, pals, cedar and pine,)
And many other articles in til e above line.
Ailtde above goods viii be happy to show TO who
ever may be disposed TO call before making their ISL
JOIN MILTON,
50 Corner of III gh and Chestnut Streets.
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STATE Ht ~ G-CJs-I., IOWA COUNTY, Sc.
Iowa County Circuit Court-fa Equity
". on Petition for Divorce
Albert - Paris,
-ubpcens CbaBcery having been issued in ri,
against the dsndaH Alts IT w. Paris. 3u ~. err.
agng been reiur' ef ~ The sheriff of sa a unfy hi
he d irTdaE. b~ins found in his O. ,r,v "a D. -
Eaiof ha' az s afiayit Ita the def pdant IS nss
now s+sid ~ o. liiis -aies nd on n.itop Of rsr.
-, .. - y ~ cSn iiatnHni - rsy ry
atfed t,at H';s OF -, p.-,cig Of hi. sIa be pus.
~ ~ sa-'-Iye eeks in ID neral Poat fr,b-
- -~spsp.r cpBsis .sst defea
~ Paris, enter nj .fsrsD her aid
pee- ns" de,aBf, 10 ibe bill of con pls MT he'd
D.. cas- before thu Srh DAY Of May rext, bis
defsuit Will be recorded aEa be matters and thiDRa
here Contained deer cd accordingly Ard Is j. further
ordered that The af publication Ihs order te made
within twenty days from The dp.e OF Ibis order.
Dated February 2lz. i. 2 "a
n u CorH2ES
es-oiis Judge.
A ire copy, JAMES Htt;niSoS.
~ Clerk Circuit 0oa-t- lows Co. Wis
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q. ER,rFE = O..

:. ? ) = 4 . C.,
NO.I-5, MAS STREET, ST. LOUIS, NO,
tAIf.JEe attention Of their friends sRd Country Mer
y ehlu-s generally To cir cxtcrsiye
hit & CLIP Han L-E-f Glory
Tbeir Teton in E.arf enasIc thea BY direct ina
fulI.us e Flash, Go h, tfat aud cap Materials and
Iimar., t3 ulcreucis 81 consider be feducii u rom
l1sske pEca7, and on 0 raj terms Cu'taners VIII 81
v,ays san az select stock Of six Angola aoleskiu
Far. 11s Pa IA Lat HAF- aisO, CAPS
0r their lLu Isles. 81 les ~ having
houses IA
France, Germany and Rev York,
they possess greater facilities than any other house tie
Wess uataiuiHE ltr Fashions tntrudoc d
tu- q1scE =alrs and -.g@ puotts' Mel chants
VIA H.t greatly &C. ir advantage 70 give cal
before purchasing else acTg. Bra
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
Contiguous 10 The Hl,~arkee S Mississippi Railroad
~ w viii sell that variable Farm lately occupied
~ W by MIR John Hand, together with all The out
--A- House, thereon. and aOout FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. said Farm
Contains nearly 900 ACrs Of first class Iand, ca Acres
OF which is broken and vel fenced There Dire pas
lure the same, and wen wEIered. Also 81 kinds &c
Farming implements And 30 sores OF One land near
Ilo' err Wis with comfortable House the
The above premises situate the Model Mills.
in Iowa County. minute Gescripilyn Of said premises
may be seen at cur Once.
DUNN & READ.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. Ttf
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uNHESh sEAs.-iyson, Iaipegiu., Gunpo~ deg
II and Back Teas, for .sI. By 4 " sMiIa
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-
To the People Of tie Mining Region -
n ANING received large portion of nv FALL q
II VsN TER stock of e.s,sttsS. deem il ad.
ssabie Tor the benefit of the public to make known
iew OF the leading articles by way spec H. so
Keep, aud the great amount which sell during the
20 space OF one year. d. stock consists part
he following:
Es.E' GOODS.
Bleached and unbleaohed Cottons, 1914. 4,6.,4l
anc "a, AL grades,
Prints, OF all les,
Hed gre n bioe yellow and white Fiannels, in great
variety,
Blue, white and brown Blankets
Beaver, pilot, and broad cloths of various colors,
issIibele1 satthetts tweeds. linseys kerseys. sc,
Diapers, crash brown and white Linens.
Nsass padding and every variety of Taiiors Trim
Marines of blue drak brown, cIaret scarlet black,
maroon green. aud other shades,
Alpaca black. blss, strip ped and brown,
sliK and Cotton Han kerchiefs,
bay state, long and square Shawls,
Cashmere and black silk do
DENNIS blue AID brown Drills,
Iichings, Canton flanneis,
Hosiery OF AL kinds for ladies' and children,
And every variety of Dry Goods called orin this market
Clothing,
go assorted colored and quality Coats,
2.u pairs assorted cashmere and sattiuet Pants,
10 assorted quality and colored Vests,
Red flannel and striped Shirts &c, SC &c.
Esooss 81 shoes,
~ cases m.n AID boys coarse Boots,
car do
10 KIP do
Il P" boys Coarse ard hne do
u - women and MISSES aud fine Boctees,
u !" chiidren's assorted Boots AID shoes
IL would be Useless to enUmerae more, every one
knows keep the lsrs and best stock o. 10
and Shoes in Western Wisconsin, and purchase direct
from the manufacturers.
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sR. VAN DUsEN. W. ID.

FEFENDFRS his services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
L to lie inhabitants of Mineral Point and vicinity
and wcua inform bis friends and the uahIc that ha
removed his residence 10 the house formerly end
CccHls 4 by Col ID W Jones' directly opposite the -.
SONIC Han, and his Office door below the store .
Burke Eairchlld Esq, end two doors above the Booi
Store. y5u4t
Mineral Point Aug. %, / 50.
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=. ". EEEOYs.aS.

JUSTICE OFTHE PEACE,
WILL attend 10 preparing the necessary papers 70
- procuring Land Narrsn' under the lae act Q
ton2rs5s; and sis', drawing Mortgages other ega
fU5rUne uts, and al other business appeYtaing
ONCE, Attorney st Law oice in the Room
OF the Lover Floor Of the Court House Mineral Point
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This wJriu- of iO,is hath such d store,
That he who 10 ASS,
Must stay at h, and ircS his door
And break his Looking Glass--HAEID-
do not know thai any one Is going t. follow the ad-
OF the Persian Pue but II there should be
teTwaids he would wish ~ bus another. he dn
RICHARD 81. SMITHS.
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SaqsatEE NHE-


Ft GENERAL DEALER in Fancy and staple by Good
- Groceries, CrOckery and Hardware, high Stree
Mineral Point. ISns3
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NON EE.
WINTER ARRAEGE HEHT. NOVEMBER ~, 1883.
Is - .:.........:=3 !-.:...:.::s
an and after Mondav November a ANA until further
~ notice. Trans will be the above .o.ds n
follows, sundays e4cep.ed.
fR AIMS WESTWARD TO FREEPC2T Il BET.oIT
list, Leave Chicago, Wells Depot at $40 a. ~, Hr.
irving al FrerpnFt * p. and Reiut at 90 D. M
ID Leave hicsSo, Wells sLTe.t Depot, 10 N. arrive
at Freep ut At ! g. N, aid Beloii ct - M
TRAINS EA-TwARD TO CHICAGO.
let, Love FreeTort at n r.. aud Beloit al M
arriving At Chicago AT RISE D. m.
ID Leave FreeForL ~ a-d Belojt - r. IN.
arriving AZ Chicago az - p IA.
Trains going West pass junction z: go n, and -
Trains going West pass 8elviacre at IL m and
East - c. = 81 Z. ard 1.i5
aims going Ia pzss Junction at 81 C. N ana 935
p.
fare % FrccrcrL - to Boloit - 20
Inc q OTe arrangement Is teelt-r Ell TO aord much
daylight travel to and from the estern term n- OF t,,
Toal IS osibie. From FTet porl and Pcait first ciass
maj stage on~sr0ns es;ablishtd through Wilson,
SIN Iowa .-,icA iaHesCta.
rasseEEi frCn the West 4 North going Snuh, by
taking The Evening Eastward Train of tbis Road viii
connect at Junction, ct 81 2. with the Chicago aud
Au-ors train for Iasale and points South, reaching La
hailrad connection 10 Springfield and l.n, and by
30 LIZ - miles to st Louis.
WINTER ROUTE To MI.wACKEC.
This route via Beoit and Jaresril'c connecting be-
tween those places by stage q miles with the 3~- uke-
ad Mississippi E&lroE q, oers c8nveeut inter CON-
munic4t.o on between Chicago and Milwaukee,.
ly3 u. TYR. ER. Sups
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RICHARD GgRxEY, III. D.,

PHYSICIAN SURGEON Y ACCoUCHEUR,
7 kYiNG neTmaner y located himself. in Miners
Pc ut, vs., otter his professional s~rycer
TO The citizens general, and ~ sirct
lion. well many years experience, merit
share of the public patronage.
isce and residence on 81 streeopposiJe the It 10
uue sanding"
Mineral Point, July l2lh, 1853. 81
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CfTREIFING Partner Of the late frro of Paris
- LeEate, continues Land Agency business al hi
Cd stand, recently occupied for short time by III
Il N Land Warrants constantly for sale. 2tf.
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CHARLES CogrEx.LL,

CEzAHE.ES COgEEi<
Cc5-The only good and cheap HOUSE, SIGN and
ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER.
Wagons, RUgges and Siejghs, Banners, Regalias and
FrauspacncIes Painted with neafness and despaic h.
Paper hanging, White washing and Wall staining,
done ia the best style Country orders prbctualjs
tended To Residence door north OF the Franklin
House, Mineral Font, WIS. Y5liI
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d. OaGE ". COEsIs


Boot. = M. IS. VIVIAN.
physician, SURGEON. Ann ACCOUCHEUR,-
high Street. Mineral Point, Wis
BENZ saEN g.. SCOTT,
n En- ERAL DEAL ER in Dry Goods Groceries, Pro, l.
u ions, Drugs & Medicines, Steel Ware, LuEnber and
irges y5nlf
Yellow Stone, Wisconsin.
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IN and after MondaV, November "a until farther
~ notice. Trans will be over the above .o.ds n
follows, Sundays eHcep.ed.
IL 70 80
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-28

Mr.. Stow ON SYMPATHY.-The Boston
Post reproduces the following moral refec-
tion Of Mr.. Slow:
"Bimelech," said Mr.. Slow, solemnly ex-
tending his arm like pump handle, "you
are now old enough to understand the words
OF wisdom-beinp eleven and II half, in other
words hali-past elevsn-and wish 10 advise
you never to interfere with nobody, nor to
interfere with nothing that don't belong to
you. Shet Yourself up, like gold eagle in
your pocket book, and don't get spent in too
much concern Tor Others. II people is in
clincd to 60 to ruin, let I'm 90 il they're
mind to-what business is it Of yourn! Let
'em fight it out. Why shuuld YOU risk your
precious head in trying to save theirs! When
you trade, alters look to your side of the
bargain; and leave the one you are trading
with to look after his. II he gets bit faint
your fault. Take kecr of number one is
scripter, the real golden rule, aud he that acts
unto ii never can die poor. Never have any
thing to dowitb sympathy. sympathy doesn't
pay. Taint worth one cent. But il you
must be sympathetic because it's popular, be
sure before you begin that il aint agon' to
cost you anything. and then p'raps twill do
to invest IN il. Nobody never lost anything
by not being generous, So Law by for yourself
what folks expects YOU 10 give tn poor peo-
pie and uthrr vagabOnds, aU3 when you nre
old II will not depart from you. You will
have something To count on to make YOU
happy. Pay your doctors bills; confound u
hospital, and buy grave stone full of exalt-
eu ''rloos. Bc careful, 'Bimrlech; alters look
nrter Tho main chance, and beware of sympa.
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TERMS

THE POST is published every Friday at
81 per year, payable in advance. or 50, if Pay, pay
ment is delayed until the expiration oil the
year. go, ,, q, mar
,ouare of ~ lines, or less, for the first lnser-
tion. and 25 cents for each continuance
liberal deduction made to those who advertise
BY the year. Persons sending advertisements
must mark the number of times they desire
them inserted, or they will continue until for
bid and charged accordingly.
For announcing the names of eandidatesfor
office, 80, CAsu. o.-
Hon Work. such as Pamphlets, Minutes, Cir
eulars. Cards. Blanks, Handbils, de-, Will be
executed in neat and workmanlike manner,
At short notice. and on reasonable terms
All letters addressed to the Proprietor, post
paid, will be promptly attended to-.
Persons at a distance sending us the names
Of four solvent subscribers, will be entitled to
o fifth copy gratis
No communication inserted unless accom-
panied bv the name Of the author.
n4r Office on Main street, next door to the
old Jackson Hotel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-28

THE MICHIGAN DEMOCRACY AND NEBRAs.
KA.-The Times, m Old Line Democratic
paper of Detroit, which sympathises with the
New York "Hards," says:
In this city, and we speak it without fear
of successful contradiction, oil of our promi-
nent Democrats, these who have stood high
in the confidence of the party, not holding
office under the General Government, are de-
ttrmned to resist the endorsements OF the
Nebraska bill IN amy shape whatever; and
should the convention, by II system OF pack
ing, or in the vain opinion of p"rtisan duty,
send out with their nominations an endorse.
mcnt of the repeal Of the Missouri compr"-
mise, they will find ai least two-thirds Of the
party in this section declaring their attach.
ment to resolutions OF the national corven'
tion, and ignoring the entire action OF the
State convention.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
New YoRK, July l8.

NEW YORK, July lo.
The U. S. Mail Steam Ship Franklin, Capt.
Wotten, got ashore on Monday morning on
Montauk Point, headland, forming the East
extremity of Long Island, in the Atlantic
The passengers, however, arrived safely in
New York on Tuesday morning. The Frank
lin left Havre on the morning and Cowes on
the evening of the 9Th inst.
General Intelligence.-The Austrians had
entered Moldavia. The official reply of the
Gar had not been received, but it was be-
ieved that it would positively refuse to ac-
cede to the demands of Austria relative to
the evacuation of the Principalities; indeed,
the aspect of affairs is decidedly more war
like.
A formidable revolt occurred at Madrid on
the 18th ut., and the insurgents under Gem
eral O'Donnell numbered at the last accounts
1000.
The Franklin lies in critical situation at
Montauk Point. She brought l60 passen-
gers and 800 tons of merchandise.
The Latest advices from Madrid state that
the city was barricaded and in Il state of siege.
The insurgents, under Gen. ODonne!, de-
mand the resignation of the Ministry and the
abdication of the Queen 1t was reported
Mt Paris that the rebels had been defeated,
but this was not believed.
Advices from Vienna state the Cars reply
TO the Austrians summons to ev ,cuate the
PrincipaIities expresses the determination to
fyht il out to the last man and the last mile,
rather than comply.
The Russians continued to retire fromWal.
acha and the right bank of the Danube, but
still held possession Of Moldavia
An Austrian force of $4,000 men had been
ordered to drive the Russians beyond the
river Sereth and Il collision was regarded rs
almost certain.
The fleets in the Black Sea still threatened
Sebastopol.
Admiral Sir Charles Napier was within
twenty miles of Croustadt.
The Car had commanded each of the
landed proprietors Of Poland to furnish twen-
ty armed men.