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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-20
MIN ER8L POINT AND HIGH AND
Daily st 4 g. p IL or II

The subscr beers would respe cfus annouce to the pub
lie thai they have made arrangements for running
Daily Stage between Mineral Point and High.aud a,
follows:
Leave Highland at E O'Clock A. NJ and arrives 1t Min
erai Point 81 II O'Clock NJ where II uneets Mad
son and '-"iens Siages each dag On Wednesdays
Fridays il vi h way of WinrviIe. 10 Nee, III,
Prairie dn 'hieu Stage.
Leaves Mineral Point az l o'clock " ard srriyins
at Highland 81 NJ. Thursdays and Fridays via
VIM vile "a meet the Prairie du Jhien stage
AGENTS
Highland A BOLSTER, Wisconsin House. ard C Me
Farand, Highland House; Lnden-T :. Ansley Wing
vc-John stephens; Mineral Poiut--A Shift, American
House, c. Ruby. Central House.
THE RICHLAND CENTER STAGE,
Running through kichisad City, isvcs Highland every
Wednesday st O'Clock A. AM arrives at the Center
at 4 F. NJ. Leaves Richaud Center on TUESDAYS at
A. NJ and arrives 81 Highland st p NJ
LIVERY STABLE.
regular Livery sable is kept by the subscriber al
highland re&dy u all times convey passengers
any part of the country by the best of and Carris
ges, on the most reasonable terms.
A. b. ROBINSON & BRO.
Nov 2-ih lc5t. 2f
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MORE GooD GooDs HAVE ARRIvEg

H0RE GOOD GOODS HAVE ARRIVED
CARRIERS CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
10 him By tae citizens OF Mineral Point and vicinity.
wOJ III pactuily announce The public that he
just received his store opposite the Tribune ece,
on IGN Street, large and very general assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
whit \ have been purchased with great from the
mos rel able houses New York expressly the
OF TIE Mining region. He has an excellent STOCK of
WINTER DRY GOODS,
"Isstinc Of al the varieties that may he required by
old or new customers, either for comfort durability
beauty. Also nearly every variety OF
g GROCERIES, CROCK cry, HARDw A r E
BOOTS AND 81 oES, HATS AND GAPS,
READY MADE CT OTHiNG, &c,
which he is prepared 20 Sell, not bsow cost but
favorable terms many who promise much more
than they are able 10 perform. n ne of his goods
purchased at Auction rooms, where dam
aged articles sold at Whatever they
viii bring, but all were bought at
houses whose regulations have
long been established rs
liable. and the under
signed has no hest
L0 in SAL ing
they
goods
have been brought TO this market. and that they
VIZ h~ sold ntlviug profits both seller and purchaser.
Flour, Corn Oats Pork, Butter. Lard, and in fact
nearly every article country produce (which ne keeps
ou hand for sale taken in exchange for Goods,
the highest mark ct prices The public respectfully
invited To call and examine the quality and prices
of his goods before investing their money for their win
ter supplies, ii win ever afford him pleasure
TO sshow goods 10 all those who may wish them.
JOHN CARTER.
Mineral Point, October IL, 1854. WHIST
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Zinc Paint.

/ he ner u prepared % execute all orders for
-.s-aa WHITE ZINC PAINT. which = now
s,1rsg --. 9, ae superior 20 lead in HAitezess.
A1l a. + t9t-7is, either for inside or outside
5aassr : now cheaper, and will cover much
7r,5aass -.-l Lead using equal weights, asd :
3 health II 7, Feeomuends itself, both on the score
zlaerai Point .-,,, GEO. w. CORR.
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A5AaSlfEAN HOT sIc,
BY a. SNIFF.

Undersigned takes leasure In saving to the cit
49, p @. Mineral Point and the travelling public,
.-srs #'7d up his House on High street in the
.gz'4L' aAnpcr for the accommodation Of travel
-sts. His table viii at all seasons be sup
49, ne best the market affords, snd none bat the
a..i =, 1'9hs and walters will be employed
=, rs and attentive 0silers at ali times in read
* .a.se who have horses
So j. me generous patronage Of the nphIicis 70
z.--.F S ..Si'e4' A. SHfFF.
"'f'Et SEPT lst, 1854 43ff
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JAMES ROWAN,
RERNABD McCLOSKEY.
Mineral Point, October l. 1-54. IL.


Mr.. ROWAN rs Agent for the extensive and old es
tabshed Emigration and Foreign Exchange House OF
WILLIAMS GUtoN- New York lie Is prepared H.
remit money usual, nd to engage passages, the
lowest terms from all parts of England Ireland and
ocniiant Passage Certificates and Drafts sight from
81 upwards, can be Obtained of him, receipts for
I'll moneys paid him. for the safe and punctua transmits
sion OF whca The Company hold mselyes respons bic
All post paid communications will be answered
and every relmired infnrmatia on given.
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WAR! WAR;!

GOOD n EWS FOR CHILDREN.
600 stand of Arms, with unex bau I'll bl amount
of harmless Ammunition atlsched together with large
variety of other Toys which shall give as ut some
small, nominal consideration.
We are making arrangements to have our {. * o.
Z T. IL department complete. and shall always HAY
some oi that eIceet TEL al 80 cts per pound, hand
N B-Remember the Peoples Cheap Grocery. Goth
ing, Boot shoe aud Dry Goods Store, Opposite The
County Building
JAMES ROWAN,
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-" faitltk At EXyaEETEE,
~ lIE VI / o. SIN RIVE

~ "IBER has just opened a ferry at the
F.ac'- SIX niles above Helena and three
...-. = H'SAa, where be will be ready all times
: .HT business OF furrying passengers, teams
~ - oa ile russ favorable terms The above
...... sllte Road leading froJa Monroe TO Rich
H Z male, from the batter place
~ ahd al the accommodations Of good
.-. y va PIe4ty OF siabNug and careful
l-'u# JOHN BARNARD
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CIR A Z BAR GAENS
IN
DRY GOODS READY MADE CLOTHlN(
Newly ork Cheap Cash Store.


n ELLER & MlCHELBACHEfi, respectfully announce
H TO the citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity and the
pubic generally that they receiving from the
Eastern markes, very extensive and assorted stock
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS * CLOTHING,
and all ether articles of Merchandise usually offered for
sale IN Western store, consisting in part OF
Prints OF all hades, colprs and varieties
bFoadclolhs, kentucky Jeans, Mhfinoes
uliets- feSttngs, Rouuets,
CeSslueres, 1dn@eys, Ribbons
Fweeds, Cashmeres, Alpacas
Silks, Satins. Shauls
&c Scl &c, SC, &c &c.
which they will sell much lower than similar bay
heretofore been sold in this place. In the
CT TIL &c LIN e,
they stand in fear of competitor. Their present stock
large and embraces every variety They have the
of workmen and supply garments to order on short
notice. which they will invariably to fit They
have also general assortment of all and fashions
HATS s. CAPS, BOOTS x SHOES, JEwELPY &C.,
which will be sold the most av orabIe terms Ladies
and Gentlemen, call and satisfy yourselves at the New
York Cheap Cash Store door below Maloneys Con-
fectionery store, High Street.
Mineral Point, october IL, 1854. v7n4Sn
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Gt.GEEsIxfE,..

SsHttsE EIxfE-.
- HHDS NEW ORLEANS SUGAR;
- 30 Ribs. Clarified do
Crushed and Loaf do:
imp, G. P. Y. H. and Black Teas chests and boxes.
Far Sale by liz MILLION
ENREsFs APPLES AMI Pc sEsFES.-.1no
E Bushels Apples and Peaches, Iust rctiv'd end
sale by JOHN MILF n.
s. 0AP--l00 boxes Boston sosp, received and for
- sale by JOIN MILTON.
EFST HEtTsyy.Xi ~ rHE Ms EhAI. POST
81 BOOK STOREl.fa aud say jBgs Me csrtlu gtun-
Fern Leaves from Fanay's Tort Folio, II series
tloTs LINDSAY. by Hrs. hsgG.e.
RonS hing il in the Bush, d..
Mark HurdlestuR,
Unfortunate Maid
spirit Manifestations, hy nods.
Helen mulgrowe. rentr'oo. 'i,nc~s Ynrore. ~
Horace Greeley. Hot Cora Old Brewery. Ny schools
-schoolmasters, By Hugh Miller.
JOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point, June 81, 1884.
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AT TIKI OLD AND WE'LL KNOWN
s. & l.. G. WHEELER,
High Street, Mineral Point
M take this method to inform old customers and
~ the public generally that receiving
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
direct from New York,ThIch prepared offer TO
ali who may favor with call, at prices which trust
wla prove satisfactory. is live aud let live
We shall attempt cheat the public into the belief
that We have tens of thousands 6ars worth of oocs
which we have not don't expect to have neither do
we hold out inducements tn CALI under the pretence that
we selling offering for sale, ALL part of
Goods al less tha for dc such thing
as this is new system of doing busin, which
Tess we do not understand; The thing believe TO be
hHmtHg, all CANNON we don't know any thing about
il, don't wish 10, satisfied sit will vim
IN The end :; but We viii that have good stock
OF Goods purchased of reliable houses, hch intend
To sell at small advance above favorable
terms We think, the quality of goods be
purchased eSeF here this market, and invite
examination OF consists in part as follows
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fRO.r S, \ TEEE

! ~ = Y , y I / L Q Y
SIN s. Sept OF "a, above amount Of Iron. wbic,
81 el!s,e a. t'alena prices Also e5O0 rs assorted
'nAAa and spring Steel ], N..rcs.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-20
j. B. MOFFETT, M. D.

AVfNG permanently locae ted in Mineral Point W ouId
IL respectfully tender his professional services to The
citizens of the town and vicinity
OFFICE in the rooms formerly occupied BY Cobb &
Messnore, where he will be found AT ALL HOURS, unless
absent Professional business.
June Z, ls53. n32v5
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That he who world Ass,
Must stay at h. me and lock his door
And break his Looking GiIass.-BArp.
do know that any is going to follow the ad
vice of she Persian Poet but If there should and
forwards be would wish to buy apotler he do
RICHARD M SMITHS.
~ Boxes % Fresh Malaga RATSINS lust re-
~ ceyed, and for sale by r. NJ. SMITH
s. sT--Kept constantly on hand and for sale BY the
- G&irel Busbel. r. M SMITH,
E,sHE>Es IT. As. -Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder
4 and Black Teas, for sale by K. NJ SMITH
E4vkEsAE ACi>ERs4L for sale at
a K. NJ. SMITHS.
E-EAST PosDERS.-Siickney & Poor's Yeast
n Powders for sale by r. NJ. SMITH.
gtE<NIN s&G>.-A few Dozen Stark Mills. pre-
~ MUM Grain Bag, for sale by r. 81. SMITH
Ey EGGEsEEk'> Sugar House MOT asSE> kept
constantly On hand by Z. NJ. SMITH.
.NNELiSH SAFERON.-A few pounds of the
= a genuine article for sale by K. NJ. SMITH.
~ aNTE f'URfSaNr>. Citron, Ext LIE mon, and
FL Spices. Kept constant on hand by R. SMITH.
AMP Osl4-For sale by
HyLOUE-Fron. the Moscow Mills. kent constantly
n hand and for sale by R. NJ SMITH
TASToE< 0IL-For saleb by
- R. NJ SMITH
BNR. n. w. EIrafsARD's UnrivaIIed
kT Truss. ia Warranted 10 kKLIEvK and in mos
2ly reducblr hernea or rupture however
Estimate For sale at Or. wnber's Drug Store.
ID sCoN.-Home manufactured Hams. Shoulders
ID and SIDES, Picked Pork and Lard. for by
So ALLEN.
SE barrels and kegs-And pure Cider Vineear for
sale by T. :. ALLEN.
yxvILLow WAGONS. and also an assortrnent
w OF Baskets, may bs found at the Store OF
T. s. ALLEN.
~ESTEEWEN,who want nice article of gured
III explain Marseies Vesttngs or -ne summer STYLES
Of latest pa!sesass may spd ZEN IL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-20

sJ.JesN a-sseU O~esest.Of
DR. J. G. HOWELI.S, having succeeded to the Prac-
u tice af DR. l.. P. HIGBsE- has opened <,ENTAf
OFFICE aud intends making reT n anent location
IN Mineral Point be Seu there respectfully solicit
he co5dsnce and patronage &C the community.
All operations i-cidea 20 his Profession will be per
formed IN = 1anrot.xn and worknantike manner. Due
attention viii De paid to the Irregularities q chiidrehr
Teeth sFd caution viii DC Used n order t.
avoid p3a much psssible In an5 and every opera
ioa-
C.sIiez, ia rbe Masonic Hall, over the Wisconsin
Bank. ras,sienVa 1T Mrs. Hepry's Cottage. Ofic,
hours, from { A. NJ. 10 p. VI.
-kssERENCE-
7. P BlGBEE, OF Shullsburg.
Mineral Point, oct'r 18th, lS54
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DR. Y GOO !

Sheetin5s and Shirtings,
Stripes and Ticks.
Red and Gray Blankets,
Blue and White "
Marsalles Qlilts,
All kinds of Prints,
ppera ffannels,
Kentucky Jeans,
Bombaslne,
GiDShams.
silk Warp Flsnnei,
MOreens,
Swiss and Book Muslins,
1ecuueis,
Irish Linen.
Damask Table Cloths,
Nap&lns,
six Nsivet,
Plaid Musiins,
Sassimers,
Satinets,
Drugget and floor oil cloths
Gloves and Hosiery,
II 4 z d "
House furnishing Goods,
Axes and ADJ,
Halchets,
Steel ards,
Hand, Back, e cut Saws,
Compass saws,
Turning Gouges,
Gate and Burn Hinges,
Saw sets,
Shove.s and spades,
Log and Trace Chains,
Iron edges,
Hay Knives,
Halter : haiBs,
Curtain Pins and Bands,
Tea and Hand BellS,
Lara Lamps
spring Braces,
FLtfft &c II tfHNPS.
Pocket and >Paying Knives
Cabinet Files,
Wood and Horse Rasns.
Cupboard Locks.
Til and Trunk locks
pad I.ocks
r,oo-
" N y = L
usar,
Gnu ava NohSs,
S.o'asses,
1anites,
Putty,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-20
GAS II S Y STEM

Re car and a0iH sell a. low compeori the
ke5 Please call ana examine. No charge showing
goods It's. ALLEN
Mineral Point October ?, 1891. 4gtf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-20

PLATE3R ,C.1ss.
LNRoM sea lbs. up,aarts On h.na sns warranted ,,.
y sud eerreei, .. Fac.4ety prices
GEO, W. eoRR,
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SAMUEL WHETHER

NJ VI z 4 y " II II. II a = X.
y ENERAL DEALER in Fancy and staple Dry Goo
N Groceries, Crockery and Hardware, High Str,
Mineral Point. yfD23
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NE w GOons
1855,

AT THK OLD AND WE'LL KNOWN STAND OF
s. & l.. G. WHEELER.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-20

CHARLES COTTEk ELL,
ECS~ The only good and cheap HOUSE, SIG and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
Wagons, Buggics and Seiehs, Banners, Regalias and
Transparencies, Painted with Deatness and despatch
Paper-hangpg, White washing and Wall aiming,
done in The best style Country orders puuctuaS
tended To Residence doom north OF the Franklin
House. Mineral Point Wis. v5ulI
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-16

Of incompetence Shall The t'se Of
The great 'bngeersboo,' 'tlfing Al
cohol,' as it is called in every
form, be interlicted This seems to
lie tie natural sequence; and after
this, there will be other infriugements
Of personal rights on the part OF
the bare majority. We say agaip, and
do hope that we are not misunderstood
''tiat there is principal involved in
The question Of "license Or no license
that is dangerous to ineddle with" u
rai4ng the cost Of licepce from time
10 time, will not produce The desired
effect, we are inclined to believe that
Tie tide Of humanity will roll OH
diving in one excess, from another, il
an endless fetrograde progression
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-16

Nearly all the suicides in this coun-
try are by foreigners. Yankees rare
y make way with themselves, for
nearly every one thinks he has a
chance Of becoming President; at
any rate, his curiosity prompts him to
live Oh, just to see what he will
come to. =.
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49, TIE .,,;ele re 4 q, han,

~ The article Of G., is at hand =
We sympatbize with .he writer, and
could any good be effected by publ
cation, We would, without any besita-
ton spread it before The public. There
is much personal wrong done, under
The covor Of friendship, indeed this is
The gu1ze "tbat imposition always hath
put on" 50 that We are justified in
doubling most, those who approach
nearest to us.
To- II is perfectly useless 10 look
into papers just now, for anything
novel or exciting Even the startling
intelligence from The East, Of war
and famine, has become stale and IN
proftable--dull and disgusting. The
types havo been put in every eonceiv-
able form to start1e and attract the
eye, and now The by telegraph" il
glanced over in the same manner %
The proscy leader. What care VIC in
The West, to know that five thousand
mad animals in the East, have been
defeated and put 10 The sword ! Has it
not been done before, and IL il not the
oft repeated history Of mans ipgrati-
tude to man ?" What does ii prove p;
II not, that man is kindred to tho
brute, over which be exults in bis su-
periorityo The fsh preys upon their
kind, and animals i've upon the fesl,
Of one other, but man murders his
fellow-man to crafty alone his beastly
thirst for blood, ard his misconceived
lust, for what is wrongly denominated
glory"
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Temperate 'Ec.n perasce.

this morning. Tie only difference
between hirt and the limited numbet
the Comet represents is, the meaHs
to he used 10 accomplish the sumo
end. We infer that he is one Of q
large class Of citizens. who never has
inluleea IN The pleasure Of 1uenohing
bis thirst, with ah led jilip, ii COIN
panr with friends ut public Bar.
rooln--a pleasure that we are hardly
willing to fofego. because ctr neigh
Dor On one side, is afraid 10 look at n
deeantsr, and onr neigLbor Oh The
other, gets drunk. We are willing
that every man should be the Judge
Of his own actions, and certainly de-
sire rs much as any one, that all matt
ner Of low GROCERIES in This city be
closed forever That all are aljhe,
and must per force he ranked on an
auua1ify-ihat there can be no re-
speciality at mn Exchange, where
men may cungregate after the labcls
Of the day, TO enjoy q social glass we
cannot with The argument Of "R." or
any one else, be convinced.
We have no hope Of ever seeing
mankind temperate in all things !"
becanse il is not IN nature to he So |,
but every movement founded in rea-
SON. that is calculated to elevate The
moral standard, has our soul Ms well
as body, enlisted That temperance
movements in this country have over
leaped the bound Of reason, we have
abundance Of evidence in the reaction
that has taken place, whore violent
means have been used. a=.a.
There are great many men who
indulge in no kind Of pleasure; they
deem every species Of pleasure That
costs any thing, as altogether inutiie,
aid nothing Of any value, save baker's
bread and butchers beet. We are
not Of That class Of philosophers, and
thank The Lord that there arc some
few persons left in the world, Of our
own manner Of thinking. Such util-
itarians are generally great pliilantlro-
pisis they tell the world that it is
useless 10 indulge in this or that kind
Of pleasure, because it is al q feet
ing show and must die away. Our
side is not altogether deaf to the cries
Of humanity, but is unwilling TO re-
nohee tfseIf, and make a "fast' Of
life, because some morbid appatites
about us, are given to gluttony.
H." says that ''there are parts Of
orr city where ladies' dare not 60, on
account Of hasphdmles and indeneies
Of every description We aro pretty
we'll acquainted with the localities Of
the emilio square, and know Of none
such.
There has been y great moral
change here, within the past few years
"a change brought about by public
opinion, the only shure moderator
after all, and the only ono that will
over effect permanent good. II our
great pblantbrophists (and The world
Is full of them) expect to bring about
universal temperance, and convince
man against his natural tastes and
reason, that al manner Of Injuries are
most certain to degenerate into beast
" appetltes by Indulgence, they waist
their valuable time, which might be
better employed, by continual efforts
to square their own actions, to the
square Of virtue. Their solioitude for
the present welfare and future happi-
ness Of other souls is altogether graf
uitous aud unreasonable. They must
first be certain themselves, that they
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DnowNBp.-Whilst several young
men were in The river on Friday even
ing last bathing, . young man of this
city, Henry j.. Denham, was accident
~ drowned.
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~ Special attention is called to
tie advertisement Of CHARLOTTE Il
HorFnAr. They have purchased the
stand of the late A B. Hodges, and
design keeping full stock Of he luz.
uriee. as we'll rs neeessaries Of life
Their stock is at present full and they
may be found Oh hand at all hours to
attend TO customers.
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A new iron screw steamer, called
the Stella, the pioneer of line to
run between New York and the Nea-
politan dominions, arrived in New
York on the 29th ult. She is owned
BY what is called the Sicilian Trans
lantic Transportation Company.
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violation Of HE rights II citizens. The
motection Of its subjects is The great
end Of all governments and wheney-
er any great evil arises, be it moral Or
physical, il becomes The duty Of That
government to abate The evil for the
moral interests Of q people are Of far
greater Importance than mere plysl-
cal rights both as regards enjoy
,nent Of happiness and the rerpetulty
Of the government. Especially is this
The case ID republics, where every ci'l-
zen has voice il legislation The
minority are always sufficiently pro-
teoted by the organio laws, which re-
gtiires MI legislation to be gsnerab J,
and it is to be hoped there will always
be sufficient virtue, in The mass, and
in occupants Of office, to prevent vi
olation Of tie rights Of the minority.
however small.
As to "the result we have no ex-
perience to produce on this head,
neither is it altogether safe to rely TIP
Oh theory. But there is one light in
which this matter may be viewed, that
ought TO settle the question. The
"Iicense" system has been tried from
time ilnmomorial. Flow let us give q
fair trial to the "No License" system
aud see if we cannot do better---car-
tainly we can do no worse for men
MIR, drink all the ardent spirits
they desire, and they can do no
more. IL.
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EvThe Quitman Intelligence takes
us to task, for putting Baton Rouge
first in the list Of places, on account Of
feonndity We had an article some
time ago, in which we reviewed at
single dash, all the giant vegetables
and curious twins, placed ON the edit
or's table, this prolific season. On
closing that notice, we took occasion
to mention the fact, that q lady--a few
days previous to Chat notice lundsr
the influence Of The waters Of Eureka)
give birth TO thee signalling native
Americans, all living and kicking nj
one another with juvenile vigor Of in
tel1eet. The 1ntell,goncer informs rs
now, that such a fact does not create
mitch marvel in East Mississippi. He
says that only q few weeks pragiotls
~ that notice, lady in Tint region,
did the same amount Of valuable scr
vice for her country.
Since baby shows have become fash
ionablc, and premiums are offered for
the "best looking tho same agricul-
tural society should offer reward for
the largest crop. Two are certainly
better than one and leaving Quit
man out Of the question, VIC say three
at . time, is very hard 10 beat.