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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06

The subscriber IS just Gel, ing his Spring and sum-
MGR NtpcH OF Iocds, u hiCh fresh ne W in man
diatGrs ana style srd Uil be sCld at unusually low
prices Ny stock as selected with ca re ara
PTessly Tor my trade am con6dsrt that can give
satisacnh OF only in quality e goods, but in rrices
10 All " no may favor me with call. Without any eass
lag or puThg my stock, would that purchase
an extensive stock FIR country trade, ernb Tacny tba
iolo" nag articles, with erent qualities aud various
styles, to - 80 IS
Rf GttoIS AND READY MADE CLOTHING
LADIES AND GtNTo' BpOT> AND SHOES
BOYS, MISSES, AND CHTLDRENS' DITTO
HATS AND GAPS. GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
- HARD NAREs ChotkE FRY, TIN WARE
FI-tGR, BACt n, PORN ORN ANDcAfs ALWAYS
ON HAND
All of which viii be sold extremely for pKan,pA,
"hlch 81 stem viii be strictly adhered O.
would slate 10 those no ind bted me. either
~ note OF book account, that they will do me creat
razor by calling soon and setn the sam On bicb
"lil receive WHEAT CORN. OATS. Sc al he hip hest
CASH Prices. viii also take live stock in exchange Ter
the
81 All those who viii come forward and cash In.
demands bn!d against tt EN- within thirty DAYS from
'h!s dA g. viii receive liberal discount the same
Duut forget O call and anime stock white II Is
ire b ana nCw, always remembering lie DINES, for
prices are too low for any thing bul ready pay.
BENZ. G. SCOTT.
hetioH -ioL G, May "a, Col 6u2q
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LoUDEN x CO.'S ,IEDIC.NEs-

Mineral Point, Wis. April - 1854
AESsRs. IoUDEN & Co--d;kNTLEMvs tai q pleasure
in acknowledging t. YOU and announcing to HE pn SIC
the great beuedl which member of nv faniI, las d.
rived from the use OF CuNroUhp AIT.RAII y.,i
and SASATIvA fILLs.''
Nv little daughter, aged FIVE Years. was. for iorc
lime Afflicted with something resembling The scr .
The disease made lis appearance by eruption ali
over her body limbs ard head-her head as covered
with one solid scab The best Physicians in i-apor,
tlhdIana) were Committed, but Temporary relief alone
could be obtained This confined Tor three fars n,
the expiration OF which | emigraed from that
place to Mineral Point, " sconsin after nv eri-
val procured your agent - Thoraas in the last
nan"d piece one buttie OF your ALInRa1Iyr,' and
"n.s box al "e.NATIyE II Ls' 1hete e administered
her, according IL directions, and soon. 20 our great
onishmcni aud satisfaction, she perfectly restored
10 health. Five mOR'hs have elaDst d, and shs
continues 10 be robust aad hearty. satisfied that
he cure Is permanent, and that may attribute it,
under Providvrce, entirely the our nlaciHes
You at liberty publish this for the benefit of the
,uhlic. Yours, respectfully. D.xrE1 Wars
Lauden L Cn.s Genuine Family Medicines, for sale
y . Thomas, Agent, AT THE posi- OFFICE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06
Mills for sale.

k.5azs. THE property known the g RIcsKw.Y
:s5ks1 4 MILLS" situated IN tn of Eidgeway.
,,SzS Iowa county, Wis 10 miles north from the
k-sSS village OF iiedgeviile 3he road Arena and
Prririe du SIC The property assists of q d
Mil, containing two run- af stone. with other
necessary machinery. A SAW Mill. and a comfort
able D YELLING HOUSE, together With 2a0 aeres OF
and These mills surrounded by unsarI asset
Grain Growing section and within miles of the
isconsin River aoi the line OF the Milwaukee spo
Mississippi Rail Road. aud VII sod on reasonable
terms For term apply by letter otherwise to
3. T. FAY, Prsirie In Chen,
CraefCri Co. Wis
P airie d. Chen, August ?, 1854. 3nil
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FIEIGRATE0y AGENCY

CELEBRATION AGENCY.
Mr. ROWAN is A gent for The extensive and old es
tao!shed Emigration and Foreign Exchapae House of
WILL & GU'oN- New Y.-r lie IS now preDared Ia,
remit money IS usual nd TO engage passages on the
lowest terms, from all parts England, Ireland md
Ncouan: Passage Certificates and Drafts at sight from
FL upwards, be obtained of him, with receipts for
al paid hiIn. for the pGnctua al transmits
sion OF which the Company hold respous
All post paid communications vii! answer ed al once
aad ever required Information gwen.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06

Contiguous 70 The N2iya0kee 8 Mississippi Railroad
~ tKT VIII sethat auable Farm lately occupied
T$sS ~ by MIR John Hand together a he out
- House, thereon. ard about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. Said Farm
contains nearly 29u Acres of first land Acres
OF whcn Is b. oxen and well fenced. There lie pas
iure the and well wsfered. Also all kinds
Farming Implements. Ind 20 of fine l. nd near
Dover Wis with comf"rt abe house the same.
The above premises situate near the Model Mills,
in Iowa County minute description OF said premises
may be once.
DUNN & READ.
Mineral Point Wisconsin ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06
szEEs4ERE'S SAFE.

D and 4. WeSson, }
Tregaskis & Brothers -
virtue "f wit of Eeri Jaefas fss1ed o,-t Of the
> Office OF the Clerk the CT cut Court Of low
i"hrty, in he State OF Wisconsin, aud 10 me drect.d
ia delivered against the goods, cha,te!s, lands and
fncmerts of the above named Defendants reea,ki.
tHd Is others, and IN favor of aid A IVES on have
ms day levied upon ard seized al right, te and
acre 81 pres ut Urgent wb,ch ether or all
ni I'd defendants in and 10 The following described
cal estae, on the 10th day OF April A or at any
time nee with the priv ges and purtenarces there
IN oeiouging, all Of said real being SIT ed in
ersl Point, Lots So 80 81, 50. part 1t 23 as per
Feceiyers ceTtd ate, No 2gg. Harrsons survey of
MI eral Point OUTFITS Nos l2 1876, I95, 2oo, 2ei, 2J2
aS : I'll, 2i2, 30 In STR aud hers Add ton
10 Mineral PoDt, LOIS p 3, and 8 Block "a Also.
IN und vied fourth OF the north quarter of
the north west quarter Section seventeen of The
n, rh east quarter the asst sua5eT of secticn
eigBtren IL Township FIVE Borh II Range east,
cont aiming twenty acresn Aud shall Tuesday. The.
osh day vi Seplel A d Ie l. sell all the right, title
an interest Ut sa d~icHdAnts or either of
them, in the real etate above described al The fro
door o. the Court House in said Mineral Point u cen
the hours ef o'ciock in reuoon and faur a.
clock IN tie afternoon Of SAID day satfy said
writ and Costs. CHARLES y MbMFpRD,
sheriff, Iowa county Wis.
Sheriff. Office, Mineral Point A.g. D ie5i. f40ts
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

AI,Nd ms TRANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CHARTERED, 1919.
CAPITAL STOCK. SsoG,Go0.,
t. C. RIPLEY, Secy, Taos. X. BRACE, Fre..
DIRECTORS
THOMAS BRACE, EBESEZFR FI0wrg
SAMUEL fUbt' X, Il. A III LKELEY,
WARD WoCDHki DSE, ROLAND MATTER,
JOSEPH CHURCH. ED~ IN C. RiPLEh,
FREDERIC TAA LtR, SAmB Ell 8. WARD,
x, tBEtNF buell., HEN ny Z. PRATT,
Mills A TUT u, AUSTIN DURHAM.
IDuN L. BUSW f. u. It1NJVTS : ADRf.S
GU-ANUS f DAMS
Policies Fire aud Inland Risks ID Ga favorable
terms by
n. d. BOYDEN, Agent.
The above Old established and well known com pany
foniiune t. insure CONN., IL eings and
aud other real and personal property. favorable
'rfTs responsible company. All losses literally
idJusted AID promptly paid by their agent. sy
Oh3ce over John MilloD's store, Mineral Point wis
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06
General Election Notice
STATE OF WISC OESIN, IOWA CO.,l
SHEBIFF's OFTrCE-
Mineral Point August tSEt


Mineral Point, August :, 1854
rI'.E Is hereby given, that i tho next General
s... Y oe held IN the seversi Towns AID Wards
-t' Q, Wisconsin, on the Tue day next succeed
r. me afst Monday in November being the seventh
80. y s-ia month, the following oscsrs are to be
NATIVE in Congress FOR the Second Congress-
i ustrle,, Comprising the counties Of Adams, Bad
Dam, Grant, Green iowa JaeEsop la t,,o.sa "a Pa
ae4snt, Rock. 81 C5,ix SAX aud e-apeIeaux, H.
- %. hrn 9 Eastman. whose term OF Office viii *.
81 lhe fourth day OF March Text.
-r Senator for the Fifteenth senate District com
'sa> toe Counties of Iowa snt Rcblani In place Of
e'erigE, whose term of Office Will expire The
doadss of January next.
MEMBER of Assem- bly,. for eaSh Assembly District
Ns2 NE following tsued Officers for tow county.
r-S .4r.a CyrS OF Court, Register Of DECIDE County
s-cr' 81 * OF The Board Of Supervisors, Disr ct
- .dey, county Surveyor, and Coroner.
= t ~. '""t.S proposed amendment u the Consttu-
ss-b 81 4 >iale ale 70 be submitted to the people
Asll Section Of Article as to read as follows
IS Z, assembly shall be choss biAhrially
s., ~ on the luSsdGS -eNt succeeding the
1A' 81 NeFen.gs sr, hy the qu-,.i..n elaaio-. AZ
r.T., 49, +s-Ileis, such Districts Ia he bounded BY
la tTsac-s, 70 or gasd iinss 10 oonsis. OF con
l-scs4tS ''l-tg I'd 20 pt IN IS compact . form IS
lssi clause Of Section of same Article,
s4-4 .eti5"- - The Senate Districts shall be
l-ss7r - -f sores. lac Senators Chosen by the
ecd Numbered dstricts, III tte year lisa, shall
a. 80 o1tes until The last dsy Of December. 1856
lrc,s etusea o. The present even mum bered dis
- - 'ae year icn : shall hold their Ctics until IN,
8. ~ AstSustBHr. lc9c. tn sFgafsF saatt
tI tlt term OF four years, bat the Legislature
+ -" 4pporunmenf, shall classify the Senatsrs
sl-eH tom any additional senate District, " hich
o7fnsL thaI the term Of ofSe of eli Ssnst p
sa- IN ven numbered districts shall expire at inc.
f-- ~ ~hi the term OF Office of all those elected
tine. - -'s'1iS-s Sha4I expire al TIE same
Section II, to read as follows - The LeeisIa-
s-At meet the seat Of government once in tu n
-. Ao' cicner, unless convened bN the Governor
S. = It'n5 may vote ter against the tue
-. Famed smegda,uts by dspositng ballot CON
If m '-a faoSirg words: - FoT amendment TO sec
sa5 80 or against amendment to section four -
h. ~ sSaiBst the second of the ab amend M NJ
M. sizing ballot containing the WORDS for am .d
eya syoslen i've against ameBdn 10 section
r,, ana 'or or ssausi toe third Of the amend
So ~ dep sting ballot conisininr the words FOR
~ rh :" Nect'u eleven. or against smeud ne Ii
- syst e'eE TIE votes given by any slecIs,f
b a1 or all of said naents shall be on one
- - I'D =" os deposited in sepsrate box pref.
TIE pose The Qualification OF the eiector> be
sa.7s ala me votes canvassed and returned in the
-4eHi'F as ~ election for STATE officers.
..11~ G., =. HJMeORD, sheriff
of Iowa County.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT law,
MINERAL. POINT, WISCONSIN. Office two doors
4'I west OF The Book store Will attend to land
EQUATIONS and transact all business connected with his
profession COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY attended 10. 3Itf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06
TAILOR RING.

VIE Undersigned would prctfuiIy tender his -
thanks TO the citizens o. Mineral Point and NIsz
vicinity for past fayors aHi inform that ne Sa
Continues business at bis old stand High Street
"here ne VIZ. 30 pleased 10 receive continuance OF
public favor. -
c Geniiemens Clothes cleaned and pressed on short
hot'Ce- HENRY PRICE.
August 20, ISJ2 v5n!9
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06
j. B. MOFFETT,M D.

ANlNG permanently located in Mineral Point W o,Id
respectfully tender his professional services to the
citizens of the town and vicinity.
'FsI E 10 The Tribune ButLlinq fup stairsA Resi-
ence ia the two story house aboF c. L. Stephenson
residence ,'3S-5
June :, 1853.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06

UEsT4NI
E.I2OM The subscriber 10 he vil4ge of ant lin town
E. of Highland, on sunday, the 3 tn of July, ss4,
Pocket Box, containing. among other papers. fol
Rowing notes. Ol- eightyibree dollars, against Ma
than Eutter Id, pay alb January Let il enc srainst
Asa e. GIle fer thirty dollars able think. October
LIST 81, and Levi Red, twenty two
do ars and eighty six CENTS All perons cautloped
against purchasing said Lotes.
RICHARD CAMRoE
Highland. August |. isr4 9aif
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06

TENDERS his services as PHYSI IAN & SURGEON
10 the Inhabitants of Mineral Point and vicinity
aud would inform his friends and The uubc that he 81
removed his residence 10 The house formerly end anc
uccupIFd by Col Jones, directly opposite he Ma
sonic Han, and his Office door below the Store q
Burke Faircbiid Esq. ana Two doors above the BooI
store. VII
Mineral Point Aug % IT52
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!a:5: House and Lot
sIttN Es- CID EE - "a H. .

I'm. House and Lot
sE.N rs- . EE - "a e
s.ss.Il
he subscriber offers for saIe his House Lot il,
Il the village of Mineral 2 int a bargain f. il =
very desirable cation for residence-th House com
modous, with failing Convenient On The
Lot are bearing y45afe Pear, Plum and Cheryg Jrrfs
of superior Fruit and variety other kinda O.
Fruits, N;nes AID -hruGbery AL well iuclGs d. aud
under good state OF tivstOn. For particulars en-
quiTe of Mcssrs Wash0urne Woodman, or the su D.
-cribeF AMI " COMFORT
Mineral Point, May 2. 1851 25tf
sALUABLS PiinPsEk'A kosS SAL T.,
In the counties Of EotCa and CoI,p15ia, Wisconsin.
THyAE undersigned offer for sale the following de-
z scrihed Real Estate:
II Of Und = "a of q OF 90. town S. range
5 W Z of w a, See "a TJwn 5, Range 2 East
4 of or. II, =,
Und. . OF y Of 5 Z a. ~ S, ..
= of Or
and F ,. of n F or l. T.
30. acres - % loo Und nor h ira 5tions ard ,
OF n Z Or Sec :. u q. range 5 east.
No 81 s. leo north fraction No H. town TO-
range : east.
No Il 20 ractio8Si section Il, town II, rznge
east
IND = Of Lot 45-Viet's su-vey Mineral Point, Wis,
i No 81,
Enquire OF DUNN & REED
AMI MATHEW Bennett,
July 5th- is5f Ism Mineral POINT,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06
IoR A CossUmPTIyE CoUCrr,

FIIIS EURO, PA, Feb %. 1871.
gsEcir,tCr th-e3 years have been afil ictei with
"a distressing that frequently dispalr, a OF re-
tssr; much OF the time / obliged TO sit IN all
s.l NJ chair as my cough would suffcale DE- " hen
sdtpsn- Having used many remedies without much
eel al last tried the CHERRY PICTORIAL WHICH
MIR PgJyId ence has cured lto.ether.
with gratitude.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06

4 fresh supply of Life Sayings Of Mrs Partinglon
\ and Fern l. ayes 2ud series.
Is.-Cs,
This That & The Other, i4ann Lighter,
Mrs Ben Darby, MinH4 Hernon
Pearl ri hlrg, ~unsbiUe il d lily Paths,
I.ht & shade,
Prose & Poetjcai Works % Spencer. DRYDEN,
lfante Herbert, GUiPridge. Milton. Cowper.
Montgomery, f'enans klrhe w bite, God smith,
Sierne, &C sc sc sc.
Standard fheolUl cal Works, Fl rni'v Pihras
& Prayer Books just received at
JOS. SMITHS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06
SATEIES. WHEEL


IENERAb FIR In Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
- GrocerIes, CFockery anu Hardware, High Street,
Mineral Point. Ifae2
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06

FASHIONABLE TAILURS Mineral Point wiscor-
sin, solicit share OF public patr Their wuf K
VIII be done in the fashionable 8, ie and ON rea
sonah- terms Shop iilgh Street.
I5- Cutting done order, rEd warranted to it, If
properly made up 42y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06
JOHN MILTON

WI
GENERAL HEhLER in Merchandise of ell kinds
y Store on the corner OF Chestnut and high Streets
Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06

NASHVILLE, Tam, June 90, ISL
SRI have repeatedly used your CHERRY PECTO-
ri Tor Wh7opitg Cough and La IL MA and have no
=. Aipn Ia prunounctag 1t a complete remedy. Four
~ children have been afflicted with these diseases
"a he tree use OF the PKCToaAL has always afforded
.-gi instant reilef. JAMES CLOVER.
he a-..s. The truth Of the above statement
NJ. McGISTY, Editor of III. Nash WhfS
q a A Ii
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06

EeR. y w. sgERRiRD':S snripafIr6
H Truss IA Warranted TO RELIEVE, and in most
cases 10 reduci bic hrne, however
oostinate For sale a. Dr. Wilber'e Drug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06

CHARLES :. slEEAgE.
- ENERAL LAND AGENT, Mineral Point, Wiscun
Va sin. OFFICE High Street. 3ssV7.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06


CURGEOS DENTIST, sells Drugs, Medicines Paiy
y Oils, &c. at the Mineral Point Drug store.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06

81 % $50 = W. COssH,
GENERAL. DEALE in Family Groceries & Pruvfs-
VI IONS, Nails Glass Wooden Ware. &C ~ Stand
opposite the Central House, Hign Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06
kspDyS AND SHOES.
UI@GhGngg UlmGhim :

We have on hand endless variety of this stock aud
In order TO afford invite The pubIir
TO call and examine for Themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
Ne W-JERSEY ITEMS.

THE NEwARE RfOT.--GOv. Price of New-Jersey
has offered a reward Of $500 for such information
may lead 10 the apprehension and conviction Of the
murderer OF Ihos McCrthy who was killed in the
recent not between the Irish Protestans and CathO
lies at Newark. He has also offered reward Of $500
for such informasd may lead TO the apprehension
and conviction Of the persons aiding or abetting 10
on that occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

FATAL AccrDEsT-A deaf and dumb pupil Of the
American Asylum was killed by the Bristol train Of
cars this morning He was walking the track when
the cars bit him. DR.. Jackson was called, but the
lad -ury wed only about an hour.
lHartsId Times, Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

FREE EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-The Rev. Stephen
snip Of the Free Episcop. Church Of jersey City lie will
Psseh his residence Meresrst near Gioye e until
suitable place IL obtained for worship Sabbath school
reetd with this church be Organized Sunday afternoon
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-03-03
Tew FooKs-

lust RECEIVED, Clarks Commentaries, vos
j FIetcher's Checks to Authoritarian. vos+ the
writings of Armineus, 3 volS the Women OF the Bible
from Eve of the old the Mays OF the New Tesla
ment by Headley; Fosters Essays decision ct char
acter; Napoleon and his Marshals, by Head; Women
of the Revolution, by Mrs Elicit Fredsiys Practical
Treatise on Business The Philosophy of Human Ma
ture, by F. e. Buster Lynchs Expedition to the Dead
Sea and the Jordan complete in vol; DAuhIgnes HIS
tory of the Reformation, volumes in revised edit
ton. Also, large lot of Stationery, Account Books,
Memorandum and Pass Books paper and leather covers
Portfolios Scrap Books Blanks Arnold's Writing Fluid,
this Will be found very superior article of writing ud
andsfree from all the gummy substances often found
in other Inks, Ink Powders, Indexes, Sealing Wax,
WATERS Quilts, Gold Pens of various styles with and
without cases. Silver Pencil Cases, Plain Figured and
Fancy Patterns, large assortment OF sizes and ST les
Sleel Pens for sale by the Gross single Dozen.
Lead Pencils and Pencil Points, Instands, Daily Cal
endar date Boxes Bill Files Sand Boxes, Pen holders
Cedar Bone and Ivory, Patent Parallel Rulers Wafer
Stamps, Water Color Paints, Backgammon, Chess
Boards, &c. States and Pencils, Drawing Pencils, Ger
Work Boxes Motto Seals India Rubber, Drawing
Papers, Music Paper Perforated Board, Envelopes, Buff,
White, Embossed Figured, Silvered Edge, Enamclled,
Sefsealing, &c. Cards, Blank, Visiting and Playing;
Printers Cards. all sizes all the various styles ofwritng
and piping paper received direct from the most cec
brated makers, French and English paper, Note paper
OF every style, Embossed, Figured, Edged, Coourcd,
Plain &c. Porte Nfonnaies, Cigar Cases. Thcrmomc-
tiers, Book Rests Pen and Pocket Knives, superior art
Gle Pictures and Frames for sale by the dozen or
single
ENNISS g. CRIDER,
Booksellers Il Statoners.
Charlotte Feb II 80 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-03-03

TEXAS CoTToN.-Speakingo Of the crop OF cot.
ION raised IN the Trinity valley, this season, the
News says:
We have been informed by different persons
from the Trinity that the crop of cotton in the
Trinity valley, this year, is about double what it
was last year, and that very little OF it has yet
been taken TO market. Considerable cotton has
been hauled from The, Brazos to Houston. but yet
much the larger portion Of The crop on that river
yet remain to be brought TO market. The same
may be said of The Colorado, and other rivers.
The amount OF Cotton now brought 10 our ports
is upwards Of 10000 bales, and the whole amount
this year will probably exceed 1000 bales to be
shipped from the ports of this State.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-03-03

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas & Quarter Sessions January 7erm 1851.
5 %' sa s' SS!:: S;
this case it appearing to the satisfaction of the
| Court, that the defendants, Theodore P. Campbell,
Joseph l.. Campbell and James M. Campbell, are in
under the age of Twenty years 1t is there
fore ordered by the Court that w K REID be appointed
Guardian adlitum to said infant defendants.
And it further appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that the defendants, Marquis B. Campbell and
Charles R. Moore not inhabitants of this State but
reside beyond the limits of the It is therefore
ordered by the Court that publication be made for
weeks in the Western Democrat, newspaper printed
in the OF Charlotte notiying the said defendants
to be and appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quar-
Sessions, be held for the County of Mecklenburg
the Court House in Charlotte the 4th Monday OF
April next, Their and there to make themselves defend
ants, and plead demur to this petition,
the will be taken pro conesso to them, and set
for hearing.
Witness w. X. REID, Clerk of our said Court at of
flee, in Charlotte, the 4th Monday in January 1854,
and in the 18th year OF American independence.
w. K. REID, c. c.. c..
Feb 10 prs. fee 5000 29-6t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-03-03

The NEBRASKA BILL.-The Washington cor.
respondent of the New York Advertiser saws ;
" Ii IS easy TO see, however that the bill is 10 pass;
because the whole South, the whole strength of the
Administration and the aspirations oil Northern
Senators, are combined in its support. Not a
single Northern Wing will vote Tor the bill, or a
single Southern Wing against. The state OF things,
according TO the predictions OF some, is unfuyora-
bic to the future harmony OF the Wings as party,
and especially in a national convention. But this
does not follow. The whole Of the Northern
wings are sustained at home in their course the
Southern Wings will be equally well sustained in
theirs, and thus they may work together with a
vast degree OF strength.
The man who made a shoe for the foot OF
mountain is now engaged on hat for the head
OF discourse, after which he will manufacture
plume for general Intelligence.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-03-03

CHANCE OF GETTING MARRIED-Fanny Fern
says she is ready TO jump the first offer Of
rage, and presents her qualifications as follow
al have very black eyes and hair, and am very
petite. am sensitive as the Mimosa,' spirited
eagle, and untameable as chain lightning
Can make pudding write newspaper squib,
cut caper, and crowd more happiness misery
into ten minutes than any Fanny that was ever
chrstened'
Fanny has been twice married and only quite
recently unmarried. So if any enterprisIng bache-
lor editor has fancy for pressed " Fern Leaves"
here's fine opening for HIM.
NcIc- York Mirror