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MIJRPHY'S NEW DEPOT E0USE

- This well kept houss and kSs- ~
IN (nfTAURANT, opposite Camden Sta
ton. uorthenst corner Of Csmden-
and Liberty streets, Baltimore, Md,
copyenjept gotel where travellers 10 and from
Warrington, &C., viii fsd agreeable sooommeda-
ions aug s-3m
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4 n INVOICE Of usrrisoh's celebrated
II 'unsAsn Pss1unsxy jaa ops.,sd It
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

oRANaR 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,
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EV ENING STAR,

The following beautiful lines from the Dublin Uni
vefsiy Magazine will remind the reader of the Inst
scene in Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress:
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For Liver Complaints, and all forns Of diseases
arising from arrangement of the liver, with symp-
toms such Is Dizziness, Headache, Ringing In tie
Ears yellow furrsd tongue psin in the right shoulder
sense of fullness pain in the right side, dsordsrsd
stomach or towels, deficient action Of the kidneys,
elay-clorsd stools, DC. Thss Pill, If taken In the
insipient Esges Of Bilious and Yellow or other
Fevers, will generally ward q the attack. Price
Is cents pcr box
The abeve Medicines may b procured Of all tie
principal Druggists and ApothsnAries In this Dis
trict, and of J. L. HEssaAw, Agent, Warrington.
sen lA-fr
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

TlNHt great experience and veil known skill o.
public that tn. following list Of Medicines, such
have been constantly used In his practice tor The
les thirty yeats Will fully sustain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
pnhiic
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VII. DR.. McClntock's Rheumatic Mir

For internal USE; purely vegetable oombinat; or
OR the cure Of rheumatism. Gout, and al Neural
gc sud Rheumatic Dsea-es. This remedy 10 of sat
with the utnosr conf iencs. II has been used mos
extensively, and 10 . Specific for Rheume il
Diseases ss the world has eve. SEEN Price per hot
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

- ALT.-l25 Sacks G. A Salt
~ bois Kan, Just received and for
S7iO - G.. w. CD3R'S,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
A III persons are hereby forbidden to dig, mina, re
move neral, turn the water from its natural chan
mel Otherwise trespsss upon the following described
lane. to wit: The northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section No TO- towship No north range
two east And further hereby given that aEy
person respassing upon above premises
will be dealt with according 10 law.
JAMES HUDGHAN.
Mineral Point, Dec, "A, 1853. 7v7 Iy 1Sp
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
J. FOLEY a. 1.N DON,

J. FOLEY a. lNDON,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND CRoCKERY
STORE.
Commerce Stree, Corner Of High ST. Mineral Point
I'VE have hand a ch. ice stock of CT oceries
trade Inch offer tr sale The pri-
ces We most res pectullj invite the public
establishment, where we will be happy ali
on them-eratefuliy recognizing old CUSTOMER and
inviting our new to participate with them, in the
advantages which trade off hopinp nat nv
proper and honest regard for of all no
favor us with their custom succeed in
curing their Confidence in baspt rrty The
following articles comprise portion OF our stock
Sugars clarified crush 90. pow dered and loaf
Teas, Young iiysHn, Gurpowder, &C.,
Coffee, Rio aud Manila.
Mulasses, Sugar House ard Golden Syrup
Fish Cod, MackeIel, White &c,
S%l', fine aud cuarse,
soap, CASTLE, Quincy Shaving.
Tobacco of a ! qualities and prices,
Rouc- Win.lass. Halter.
Starch, Chocplste Saiera u Red Ihrds and
Clothes Line s Dried Apples, Matches Glass, Nails
Hams, Shoulders. Pork. Lard, Butter, Flour,
Ezrihen and Stone Ware.
Whissey Bra, ty Wine,
In short all artices that usually kept In establish
ments OF this Kind, are certain TO DE found here.
Looking Ola Clocks, Window Sash. Table Covers
Pictures with and without frances at the loyeset
prices
We repeat again, call and certain Won CANNOT
fall IL puchas 40.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
Notice to Miners.

A Rare Chance for Prospecting!
TIN ubscriber offers miners wishing prospect,
L opportunity, in the present times of high prices
for mineral. III DIGGING the following lands viz:
Moth half OF sec. ,. l. 2, f.
E.. GOT 5. f OF Sec 35, +. 5, Z. 2, E.,
the frIvwirg favorable terms
The frs; thirty thousand rent ree all other miner
II, including washed mineral. sixth. He will also
allow thirty dollars out of The rents for cabin built
the yrouad.
land is in the of the Irish Dggings, and
Brncken Pierce's puu igsings, and is situated
tween the "Legate branch" and Lost 6 owe.
MOSES NJ. STRONG.
Mineral Poi" l. Feb. Is, 1S53. I6tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS.

RELOIT & MADISON II. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, NOVEMBER "A, 1853.
-s:: -: -:
On and after Monday, November "a tand until
" notice. Trains will be the above roads a.
f,lloSs, Sundays excepted
TRAINS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT BELOI1
Is Leave Chicago Wells street Depot at $40 a. M ar
irving at Freep,,rt ST p. and kelotat % p.
I'd Leave hicago Wells Depot att 10 IN. arrive
at FIeepcrt at q M, aud Beivit ct u M
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO.
LIST, Leave FreeTort al 81 m, and Beloii at 8
arriving a. Chicago mt ESQ p.
ID, Leave Freeitrrl at and Belot at 30 d. IN
arriving 81 Chicago at II p.
Traius going West junction at go and 82S
Trains going pass Belvdere i2 aud TO- 40 a. n
East 80 at y 80 4. m. and rs
pm.
Trains going East pass Junction at ia and IS
n. IN.
Fare 10 Freepor So to RelcI 81 30
The above arrangement is e lgned to afford 1cb
daylight travel To and from The terminus the
road possible From re- port and Pelnit first
ma Stage connections are established through Wiscon.
SIR iowa and Minnesota.
Passengers from the West n, d Nor h going south by
taking the Evening Eastward Train o; this Road ii
connect at Junction. al - p with he Chicago and
Aurora train for asalr and points SoTth. reach
sale al O'Clock, This route furnishes continuous
Gailr,.ad Cunnecto' Springe and Alton, and by
boats II miles to ST Louis
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE.
This rnu'e Beloii Jsnesvil,e, connect ing be-
twe-n those places by stage mics with the
snGnicat on between Chicago al Il Milwaukee.
r3 u. TURNER Sup't.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
General Election Notice,
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA co.,
SHRkIFy's OFFICE,
Mineral Point, August 7, 1854 \

sHTKUv's OFFICE,
Mineral Point, August 7, 1854 J
NOTTCE is hereby given. that st The next Genera
~ Election to be held in the severa. Towns
in the STATE Of Wisconsin on The Tue day d.
Ing the hrst Monday in November, being seventh
day of said month, the following Officers to be
Representative in Congress for the Second Congress
ional District, comprising the counties Of Adams, Bad
Ak Buffalo Chippewa Clark Crawl rd Dane, Dauglass,
ette La PoIne Monroe Pierce, Pok, Portage.
place of Ben c. Eastman, whose of Office will
pire on the fourth day of March Lcxt
State for Fifteenth senate District COM
prisng the counties of Iowa and Richand place
Levi Sterling whose term of Office will prc the
first Monday of January next
A Member of Assembly, for each Assembly District
Also the following named Officers for Iowa county,
viz Sheriff Clerk of Court Register of Deeds, County
Treasurer, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, District
Attorney, County Surveyor, and Coroner.
The following proposed amendment u the Cepstitu-
on G" The state are to be submitted to the people at
such cleo ion, to vii:
Amend Section of Article as to resd as follovs:
The members of Assembly shall blennially.
9Tst aend,v Of N s,sst succeeding the
the several distrcts such Districts be bounded by
COUNTY precincts to- or ward nes to consist of
practicable.
Amend last clause of Section OF same Article as To
read as ollow-:-"T The Senate Districts shall be mum
oered In regular series The Senators Chosen BY the
present odd numbered dstrcis, in The 1854, sha
hold their Offices until the last day of December 1856
The Senators chosen by the even numbered dis
last day of December 1858 Thereafter senators stall
be chosen for the term of four years. egis
new shall classify
To be elected from any additional District which
may be formed that the term of Office of all Senators
elected from numbered districts shall expire at me
same time. and the term of office all those elected
from odd numbered districts shall expire same
time.
Amend Section II, 10 read foliows:ss The Legisla
ture shall meet at the seat of once in
years, and not oener unless convened by the
Each e'ector may vote for against the first the
above named amendments by depositin2 a ballot
tanning the following words: " For amendment to sec
ton FOUR or AGAINST amendment to section four -
anu o or against The second OF the above arnendme
by dcpositing ballot containing the words nd.
ment TO section Ave. OF" against amendn section
five >; and for against the third of amend
mepts by depositing ballot containing the words for
amendment to sec,n eleven or against amendment
to section eleven" Toe votes given by any elecipI fl
against all of said amen ments shall be on one
ballot, and To be deposited in box pref AIRED
for the purpose The LITIGATION of The be
the and the canvassd and returned in the
same manner in elceti for State officers
c. d. MUAFORD, Sheriff
6es1 OF Iowa County.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

Ri ISs,EG NOTICE. - All persons hereby
4 notified not % tresp.ss, mine dig upon any of
he following lands, without the written consentof
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
HYnR1-rtFGTPIc VOLTllC CHAINS!


PULVERMACHERS
HyDR1-EtEGTRlC VOLTAIC CHAINS!
A NEW and NOVEL mode of applying powerful
n remedial agent, constructed as to be under
the garments, the skin. producing constant yin
pied Of Electro Magnetism, ting
IIslzEDIATE KELEEF
from acute pain and also permanent of all
NEis VOUS Disc EASES.
seldom failed furnish almost instant relief, and
a Final s'ernanen ,,d C,r.;, 10y y being used &C
Rheumatism, Uterine Pains,
Go II. Sciatca, Palpitaton of Heart,
Painful & sweied Joints, St. Wins Dance.
Neuralgia OF the Face, General Debility,
Disease of the SPINE, Pains OF The Chest,
Deafness and Blindness, Mysteries. Dyspepsia.
All Diseases that caused by deficient amount of
cured by simply wearing the chsins Tor few hours each
day.
cures all diseases, but only these for which it is
mended and moreover we boldly claim and defy, that
r.s dnrino the Isl wear of those diseases lust name
as PULVERM ACH EkS ELECTRt CHAINS. And o
many vel su6enfieated eertifeates Of scienhc Physi
clans and intelligent patients may be found in
pamphlet of 30 pages t. be had gratis of the agent in
town
The Electric Chains introduced France in
l. 50. and aer beiDs subjected to the CROUCH
~" figid Tr,ai. by the FIRST medical men IL Pa
they found To possess strange and marvellous
oduccd into the hospitals of that city,
and aso secured by letters patent 10y the French Gov
ernment.
They introduced in almost every Hospital in
England, Germany, Austria, Belgium and patented in
those Countries, where they have become the
Most Popular Curafire agent in The Uorld!
They were first Introduced Uniteu States
yesr since and with the trial
IN Europe, ar were at once introduced into Hos
pital in New York, where they in daily e
ectng roRderJH earts than had ever before
been awarded them They hghk recon me nded by
Pufs Valentine Mott, Van buren, Post and Others no
published their views of their power and value in
medical ournals in that cit, and
IN the daily practice mmendine their IT, pa
every pamphlet, and to the address OF any person
the Safe, flying post paid to MERRILL Broth
rr, no d agents for Middle The Chains can be
eel mail. with full descriptions for
OF Price CT Chains. 81 and S.
Phi, sicions politely invited to call and examine
their construction, and promo upon heir merit.
One Word More TO Invalifs.
No person need fear that they will accomplish Just
What it CLAIMED ;Hey do and all persons who
become Disguised Id a constant pouring down of pat
ept nostrums (bottlei sW kindly and politely in
| vited TO give them fl trial.
! Card l.Rdl.-.-Ladias who encente
requested not to them for length time,
ior bv doing, miscarriage is freq entIy produced.
| n. - One Chain will last Years lose
electric by and be applied eIler
adult chd. For in all the principal CT les
! The Tn t >iates.
K. d. .ulford, gent for Mineral Point a d vicinity
JOSEPH STAINERr- General Agent,
30v7yl 60 " hiie st N. Y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

NOTICE..
LII PERS'i N = are forhidde to mine. di remove
IN An-rai froo, other~ trespa.s follow
f or of or of Sec. l, hr of N w or OF Sec IL,
and : " or or of Sec ii Town 4. Range > East
t4mnilI JOHN HoARE.
FOR SNI.E,
INHE south east nf Section thirt
eight, range folr east. Also-~eyeral uniIpproyed
Lots and parts of Lots in the village Of DodgeviIe-
Also the place icrm rly known the tom Jenkins
place. IN Dodgesie, being parts of Lots, and oui
Block three.
Any of the above property viii be sold cheap and On
favorable teiIhs. Apply In
COBB "a MESSMOR Agents.
Mineral 2vir.. or to
AUG. F. DOW. the owner,
New York City. Isl
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

GLOVES, WITTS, Gc-Mrs. Otis has on
NJ hand and will keep for sale Complete sssortuen,
II Gloves. Miits, embroidered and plain tiapdkercbef
Fans and many utner articles hich the ladies' yyoui
10 wen TO call and examine before purchasing else
'"e''- v7n29
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CEDCERIES,
CPOCKERI,
Sc &c. &c, &c.
al which having been bought at the lowest prices
in The Eastern Markets. for cash, will be offered East
rces adding transportation. Thank u to his friend.
and the public generally oI liber patronage extend
ID him. hopSs hv strict attention business
and uniform prices and upris ht and honora dealing.
merit Il continuance OF their esteemed favors.
46-f JOSEPH GUNDRY,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

~ OTI< E--Ail persons hereby forbidden 1,
~ mine. dig. remove mineral from. otherwise
pass upon the following pre- misses, Under penalty the
law. To wit
The north east quarter OF section II: the north Yves
quarter or the south east quartet ard The north
quarter he south west uf section Il Also
half of the north quarter section all
Town 5, Range east of the iouth principal rdian
JAMES tUnGHAS,
JAMES ChLLO",
JOHN CAWiAY.
Mineral Point, Nav %, 1854. 6m7ss
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
a REAL PAIN KILLER J

RAIcRELI'S INDIAN EECEUENT,
THE BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED FOR IN
TERNAL Or EATERlEAI. APPLICATIONS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

UOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To the Citi-rns Of the United Stltes1-
! most huubiy and sincerely thank y for The i'm
menso patronage which you have bestowed upon m!
Pills. take this opportunity OF staring that my Al ces
all American Citizens, and that entertain e
nl that concerns America and the Americans, the mos
HYev sympathies SO niue > that originally Com
pounded Pills expressly your climate, habits
aud of living intending eStab
l-h myself among hch have done, by taking
premises in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
81, CornC It Ann aud Nassau Streets, n. Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28

"TnE RULING PASSION STRoNo IN DEATH."-A
German woman cslleJa few days since upon Mr..
Willard, The City PooT,master, and informed him
her witness she had no means 10 bury him. Mr..
Willard gave heraidD few days Afterwards she
called or sent sgain that her child was dead, and
there wasio way 10 bury II, Again, Mr. Willanl
responded Afletn Time, IL was reported that The
woman herself was ill., and upon visiting The house
il was found that the woman herself was Ia a
dying condition, with child clasped TO her breost
and on her person was found aiGelt containing
S2l1 in coin! Mt. Willard invested the amount
fortbe benefit OF The surviving child. Suchistle
lesson cupidiy teaches -Dsi. Ing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28

MYSTERIOUS. IAN odd excitement was caused at
Bangor, Me- few days ago, by The discovery OF
The fact that most the street doors oil houses in
that city had been marked with mytlc agures and
characters in lead pencil, just Oboysthe Uelpull.
In these times of religious division ii was feared
that some dreadful imeaninS was attached 10 those
caUalistic signs, and many began to fear ST. Bsr-
tl,olomew massacre, but at length twas Ascer.
tanned that someitinerent German, who had been
distributing cards advertising hair work, &C., had
made the marks 10 identify the houses nt which
he left cords, as we'll as those which he had sup.
piled with his wsres.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28
sP HloIAI NoTIonIs


Min ~ Barsei of vlrelhlA, suffered nom fheumltiam
from hon e9d tohor colh saf o ages a. lines snllyey
hoplt Belusw,slihyf se employe ths best redlsail
elleiop,a d ttemauy nledleiuss, but was euredon
byliinpisng Hssi1bs Tttihys.
icHeoNgc fNftdiftdgoR ~ RfEgAt4TfsA.
Tliewloof Thoims " YeSlas. Groeer, 40 PShn street
was eat amfererior eshtyears Restoisd 10 pegtest
beaillbY HamploHa yegelAble Tl0eture,
S0db a. ~ LOGAN q Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28

CnILD KILLED IN a SisoUuAR WGY,--A child of
MI. Martin, OF Vernon Centre, N, W aboutihtee
years old was killed on Sunday last in lie follow
ing mannsIi The child, together With its pqfehts
were walking out after chlrtb, and coming 10 a
roll fence which they wished 10 GET over, tbeclill
commenced crawling through between The lowtr
rails OF Tie same time THE athvr vas climbing over
The top The foiheT, not noticing Iie child, acci-
Identaly Knocked thetop rail OF, which, descend.
ing, slt1ckthe clildon the ead, killing itinstant.
ly.-K Vernon TransctiPt, JlBl,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28

E3,wel eteeiYe from The report Of The Senate
proceedings that the appropriation Of sss 900 for
Post Once. Court Room and Custom House at This
city, hos passed Che Senate, and wlLwe hope pass
The Houseinidue season. We leatn that our del.
egation win press is passage end Dfs X dwelhas
heretofore shown bis zeal in Tie matter in man.
netwhich leayssnO doubt Of itspasssse, ilenersy
and zeal eappsssi Il through hehSs warmly id.
yosateasie,hus faf; and has we are glad TO say
attended TO the interest Of bis constituency gene.
rally aud tOtheil satisfaction
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28

ABAD ENGAGEMENT ToR ANAoTok--B LoPEMgSr.
"A young man doing business in Williamsburg,
N. ", having particular fcr The health OF
his young wife and two small children, sent them
about week since into lie country to enjoy The
pure air while he remained 10 ailendt to bis ayoca-
lions, After several days Tx condding husband
discovered that he was duped. His wife had len
the children with some friends, and had elOped
with on actor. II oppeOrs that for some time post
The wife bsdbeep nthe habit of visiting Bamum's
Museumin New York, where she was introduced
10 young actor under M assumed name. The
aequainlance was continued until she was flnully
induced tot desert her husband and infants for an
unPElnoiPIed yllllin, =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28
B 5a5 : SICK AND AFRlloTRD, %
RnMoYAL.

lHAvB removed my Wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NoTloSs,Ito Tie new loufslofy brick building,
n Nsa117s Main streeb 5WtsN
west side, between Monroe aud Unod streets, wnere
will he pleited WITH an cary aud eStoislyt spring
would be pleased To- have my Old friends deutomelt
to call and examine, iaeo ~ "a il9 $3.50
feb4 WM. n. RkLBY.
pg-J q. ASieaiJ telFpanJa al Tie 6pys establish
Oeut, whsIs begyalsli OLD Jslepis, 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28
{ Z lSHERIPFIS SALE.
seIsA !, Ilo,d' { ig, "a, sls, ,s., Z q 4.

SAlah b. boydl SO p 4 In ehinttTJi n d.
M Tvs, I'm s}Nfs 1eultl Coat d Ok
Robert Hoy Ne heIrs, Dc county, Va
1874, inthe above FAMED ospse, will eel II ths al
hbuse Of OHIO county, on Monday The iih day or AIf
1856 tie south half Of Lot No. 1884, siibiie on liz N6
side OF Ropb street aud az pTesen oeeBped BY NrWl
llSm Robeltloh Aiso, Tile part or Lot No 81 lhtaal
No. Market stite At present occupied bT Doctor
] Hates anu Mr. I,ls, lelanlain IN y
The sale will DO nsde on a;eredt OF sif, twelve ~
eighteen months, the lule hdsets SRg holds, with y
proved seeuI,y, beaiins interest from day Of SALE
The ttie 70 be retained until The whole rutaie m0sJ
paid. W.. q. WIeKHAM,
iJyif Sheriff Of Ohio eoVntl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28
1mportant froni san Juan.

/. |-aN..
we have tofore had accounts Of "a difficulty
ihai.occuTTsd AZ san Juan, Nicaragua, between
MI Botlanl, The o. s. Minister 10 oentralAmegi.
s,i6ndthe aut6eriiiesof thsttgwns The diai'
Gully iadils origin in ihe shooting Of one Of The
natives by Capt. TT Smith, Of the steamer
Routh, in q misund, HlandiUg that occurred be-
tween The Captain aud party fthe naliHes. An
attempt was then mnde by the aplhofitiesof San
Juan 10 arrest Capt. Smith, whichwss successful;
~ tesisied By party Of Americans led BY hitBors
land, WHO ives lhele OF The time on bcarl the
steamer Notlbetn Light. Mr.. BotIand was sub
seonedlly mobbed when be vent on shore, aud an
attempt made to aHest him, which, howsyeI.lhe
Aisyotof San Juan prevented being done. An
enonity into ibe aes II Is SAID, showed thai Capt.
sfnith ,,ss JUSTIFIED ID the course he had taken,
and on The pallicalhp Of The whole case being
communicated 10 The Execu'iya a. Washington,
Inc sl6op of war oians, Capt. Rollins was de-.
putedto demand an spolosy ifom me San Juan
authorities torthe insult offered 10 Mo. BpTlsnd,
The d. s. Minister TheIesuit was me Burning
ctthe town Of San Juan, Important events may
follow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28

qTThe manage OF osian &. Dodge to Miss
Eiiie Lyon, who belongs tot family Of on OHIO
millionaire, has exercised Tie witof many Of The
newspapers Some sSy that 0ssian has lodged q
Lyoni some, That he hos tanned one, so that twill
lie down with The lamb and young child shall
lead ihcmc SO. w presume That Dodge willsus.
tain himself undefthls fife with his us1al'philo.
sophical cq1aninily, - Boston ffsriH.