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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-25
GEO. l.. FROST,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
! MINERAL. POINT, WISCONSIN. Office two doors
1S1 west OF the Book Store. attend to land me-
golIaons and transact all business his
profession Collections promptly attended to. 3ItI
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SHIRTS and COLLARS

Made upon scientific principles and ID fit ay
be obtained at the of the subscriber
somewhat SIS than they can in any other way The
Ladies ought to feel grateful to the undersigned
ducng these articles into this market inasmuch as they
have heretofore labored them with SO little profit to
themselves aud satisfaction those who
September %, 1853. JOSEPH SMITH,
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II. VAN DUSEN, NJ, n.

rTfENDERS his services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
L to the inhabitants of Mineral Point and vicinity
and would inform his friends and public that he has
removed his residence the house formerly and
occupied by Col ID w Jones, directly opposite the Ma
sonic Hall, and his office door below the Store OF
Burke Fairchild Esq and two doors above the Book
store. y5p4t
Mineral Point. Aug. %, 1850.
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CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS.

VHIUIUU 1DTEhI INEMEN1N,
From Warehouse.
sd9 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
L. G.. HALL, & Co,
Have in Store a large stock of
hSoN' STEE. :. &C,
winch They oheT To Dt.LERs and MERCHANTS, at az
tremely LOW PRICES.
iher stock consists i'll part of the following articles
5D tons assorted American Iron,
iuJ :. =" Refined do.
zoo A" tSwedes do.
II : 4" Spring steel.
10 & Sanderson's Cast Steel,
100 =" assorted Pillow Steel,
3OO Kegs assorted Cut Nnils,
Wrought and cut spikes Roilor Rys, Auyi,s BsI,ovs
Springs, Axels. Wagon Springs, Hors. Nails Wees.
sieiSes, Hammers, Screw la;es, Washers, Nuts,
Mallea6ie Castings, &c, sc.
:, . - t. g. HALL,
mhfCh 10, io9f' ilSFIJ VIM BLAIR.
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CHANCERY SALE.
Iowa Circnit Court.
( In Equity,
} on Bill for partttion-

f,rr
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of decret,i
: order made bF the SAID Court at the Msrcb Term
A D. lS,i, and fled in Cont on the IN. n A av -
March, A le5i, in the above ette,, cause in hich
deefea order IL inter aia ordered that all and ain
cuiaF the lands, tenements and real estate
partition whereof is by said bin of plan nray.d h
aod AZ pubhc auction by under The direction of the
herin OF IOWA County, viii, afardav, the tenth
lay 81 June A. d 1854, between nine O'Clock in he m,
ming ana The setting Of the said duy IN vii n,
hour OF three ocock OF said day lre front aor
81 the Sut House, III Mineral Point sai county of
TO the highest bidder, all and The real estate In
said decreal order described follows 10 viii Iot
number two hundred and iory (24 the same be-
i2 an out lol hich is bounded follows beginnnu
III Inc south west of said lot thence ebsI tbre
hundred and thirty $40 feat, thence north on.
hundred and sixty five 1853 feet thence south
"ight tfc) degrees west three hundred and thirty
3Jo leet, thence ninety 1897 ct 10 the pl1ce Of
oesihilh2i With the privilege making and keenipu
IN pair head from east line pf the ,boxa
descEibtd land across said lot hundred and forty
even "a ana INTO about the middle of mum Der
Two hnhored .Id fprtysi1 t2s6 and to make Ard
Keep In repnr mill dam and also the privilege of ma
sing and Keeping IN repair roBd scross said mill dam
ana along The embans mrut Of said head race and Ala,
me prlFIf9o of flowing with water what land IL mar
De necessary 20 dow for The benefit on the
remainder oil out lot humber hundred and l,yx
t<foj and out lot number two hundred and fpytg 6ur
60 TWO hundred and forty five (2i5) red and
tiiFty Sht tZ5) and two hundred thirty nine 23p
a OF The above described lots beng lots in the VIII
iage OF Mineral Point in Iowa County Wisconsin and
me saif as de-er bed liz deed by
10 ore benjamin Butler desriib.d in d,,,d
from sane But!"r 10 said CON pIapppt.
ierns oil the sale half Of tho purchpse mopev
ca7h In hand the other hiatt twelve months G. edit
me pureba-er giving bond and mortgage prenis-
COM MrssA~RE, CS MUaF0RU,
Dated She Office, ainers Point, April 18th, 1884,
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j. FOLEY & LIZ DON,

J. FOLEY LYDON,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND CRoCKERF
STORE.
Commerce Street, Corner Of High St., lIineral Point.
WE have on hand choice stock OF Groceries,
w Liquors, Hardware and Crockery, for the winter
trade which offer for sale at the market pr-
ces We most respectfully invite the public to call at our
establishment, where will be happy to and wait
on recognizing old customers, and
inviting our new 10 participate with them, saving
Advantages which our trade Offers and hoping that by
proper and honest regard for the interest
with their custom We cannot but succeed in
curing their confidence business integrity The
following articles comprise portion of our stock:
Sugars, clarified crush ed, powdered and loaf,
Teas, Young Hyson, CunpowdeT &C.,
Coffee, Rio and Manila,
Molasses, Sugar House and Golden Syrup,
Fish. Cod, Mackerei, White, &c,
Salt, fine and coarse,
Soap, CASTLE, Quincy a shaving,
Tobacco, of all qualities ana prices,
Rope, windass, Halter, &c,
Clothes Lines Dried Apples Matches. Gass, Nails,
Hams Shoulders Fork, Lard, Butter, Flour,
Earthen and Stone Ware,
Whissey Brandy and Wine,
In .h,rt ali articles that usually kept establish
meuts of this kind, certain TO be found here.
ookipg Classes Clocks, Window sash, Table Covers
pictures with and without frames, sold low
We reneat .gain call aud we certain you canno.
fail TO puchas OF rs Sfni2y
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FIRST A r RIV AL
OF
SPR NC @ Q Q D S!.!
NE AND POPULAR SYSTEM!
SUAL PROFIZsS ron CASH!

Peoples Cnc0p C0Sh store,
tLote Mickey & Bro)
u,b strea,, eraI Point, opposite County Buildings
ROWAN a. M,CLOSKEY
po leave TO inform the citizens of Mineral Point and
~ yriny that having, the successors OF that Dustin
isb.d and old established, ST of Mickey Bro en-
800 into partnership, they pre- pared to carry
% the general Dry Goods, Clot hing and Grocery
in more ecGnoe 81 and SATISFACTORY manner
,hs good fortune of being favored with before.
.,s.sd for cash aud selected with care Under many
advantages than are generally possessed by other
nas they most respectfully invite the attention OF
,s nublic TO examination of their Fearing no
nu,etion point Of quality and low prices they ara
fully satisfied they cannot fail in suiting the wishes
xants o this community
Feeling enumeration of all the articles we are
prepared sacrifice, would be Infringement pub
IT, tima, YETI for the satisfaction of the ladies', shall
xhoy how much cheaper will sell them few article
in their line than they have ever been in the habit
ao6 yds plan plaid striped, black and changeab lie
on silks ana Turk Satins all coors asonishipgiy low
1900 yds of silk Tissues Baregcs; Jaconet, Dotted.
Ss.s Book, Bishop Victoria, oals.e.ic, Striped and
Bared Musins; 10 which would beg particular at
senson io pieces lawns, last eoiors, at ~ cents
French and Scotch Gughsms fast ors at I2t cents
pieces fancy Csssmeres, Tweeds, Linens and Cloths
Manufacturers prices. $4,000 yds.- choice and
RED STYLES English and French Prints, Ga aud
upwards Together with great variety of other articles
Ladies department, such Shawls kerchiefs
Lsces, tnbroderies, Hosiery, Gloves Table Linen, &c
BOOTS AND SHOES
We have on hand an endless variety Of this stock and
In order to most satisfaction invite the public
% cali and examine for themselves.
CloGhing2 Ol0Ghimg9
In this department defy competition We have at
pre.ent hand stock of spring and Summer Clothing
which for variety, elegance of style, qnaty and price,
csnno; of broad cloth dress
rock and Coats from the finest in quality lothe
nwest in price Cashmere, Tweed and Linen oats of
all descriptions and vests of every shade and qua
y, together with a large assortment OF Furnishing
Goods. consisting of Hats Caps Shirts Cravats &C., all
b5rb I'D ajnfar sIiy lawn
r7-we have in employ some of The best cutters
and kmen, and gentlemen wishing to have Clothes
made to order, be accommodated short notice
and the most reasonable terms.
Peders. Country Merchants and Miiners, supplied at
S.r York Prices, adding transportation only.
JAMES ROWAN,
BERNARD McCLOSKEY.
pnfn Nov
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This world, ~ fools hath such q store,
That he who would not & Ass,
Must stay at home and lock his door
And break bis Looking Glass.-HAIIp.
do not know that any is going to follow the adj
vice OF the Persian Poet but f there should be and nf
forwards he would wish to buy another he do
RICHARD M. SMITHS
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p. w. THOMAS.

JU STICE OF THE PEACE,
WILL attend to preparing the necessary papers for
w procuring Land Warrants, under he late act of
congress and also, drawing Mortgages other legal
instruments and all other business appertanng To his
Office, Attorney at Law Office in the east Room
OF the Lower Floor OF the Court House, Mineral Point
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NEW FERRY ar HtYw01ru

ON THE SCONSIN RIVER
T'fiE SUBSCRIBER has just opened ferry n the
L above pA-c six miles above Helena fhreo
miles below Arena. where he viii be r-ady a3 times
tn attend u the business ferryinz pass. eams
STOCK &C. ON the n+ost favorHb Terms. The shove
ferry Is the state Road. leading 10 Rich.
lard City, 10 miie- from latter place.
Travellers will end all Bu,odntone of a rood
ho' 81 NJ his house. with plenty Of stabng careful
ostiers. :2IuI JOHN BARNAHu
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W HOL ALE
RI a r D w a r E n OUS
No. I16 Lake Street, Chicago,
- NMl BLAIR < CO importers end Wholesale
= heaters IN Foreign and American Hardware, Tin
NJ rate &c have I'm store large and complete
- Stock OF Goods, received rect from the manufac-
ufes IN this country and England. In our stock may
De found the following TO which invite the attentio
of Dealers: ''
aOo dozen Axes, Collins, Simmons and others.
oIU Shovels, Amos, RowIaDd's and others.
iUU Spades, A mes, Rowlsnd's md others.
~ Grass Soy thes, Blooa's, Harris aud oshers.
.Gp Scyihe Snaths- i.amson's Patent.
s'' gross scy:he Stsnes Indian Pond, &C.
400 dozen Cast Steel Hoes.
sou Cast Siee! Hay Forks
hco Assorted Table Cutlery.
.uNO Assorted Pocket Cutlery
iuou Assorted Locks and Latches
100 +" Assorted Flies.
10000 pounds Pump Chain.
$1,000 g. BLACK Coil Chain
lo 10 Bright OK Chain.
500 pairs Bright Traces.
90 boxes Tin Plate, c. Y and e,t,a Ave.
zoo bundles Sheet iron.
500 a. Assorted Wire.
COCO pounds Sheet Zinc
~ sets Tuners Tools ard Machines
Japanned and Pressed Tin Ware-full Assortment
"'"1fAh BLAIR ONLY c.. Nelson.
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ST. Louis Advertisements.
From the Newspaper Advertising Agenc, of
w. $. SWIMMER,

NO. IL, SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, MO.
no fs the AGENT for the best and widely cic-
lated Newspapers in the West, and is authorized
take Advertising and subscriptions at the Publishers
lowest rates.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-25

G0LDI CoLD.! GOLD!
CHEAP WATCHES.
JE WELRY md SILVER WIRE
a Greet Reduction IN Prices /!
Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than ever sold
West OF Buffalo
G~Hnz, CALL and examine for yourselves, a,
SSsae.~@ RO9EPS
NEW JEsXELRY STORE.
N'hR STEVEN CAPITOL HOTEL, MADIsox,..wIs
And you viii Cad the Cheapest aud Resi- as-,r,men, .,
Jewelry and - us Vi Shfes ware,
e ANoY GO0Dso
tsat ever was brought on of tie city of New yo,t
The following named Watches are all ,uln ,xw,,n
me oia Gases are Eighteen Carais Fine and they are
s,ttt,n will be given with esery ,va,ch
money VIII No. s .ey not prove good time epers, the
En nd h" Gna levers from ss sl2s
Gold Detached Levers, :, o. o. o. o.
Gold Lapine Watches :, 90 90 Vs.
Cod Cod Hunting Detached Levers IF, IN $40 ,o@ 70 ."
Silver I,apine Watches, % Ia 10 go go
Silver Detached Levers, aia"o
Silver Hunting Detached Levers sic IN {. On on
Silver English Patent Levers =, Oh "o
Silver Hunting English Levers, $50 Il %
G Gi p ssis Watches ln,,' qu.lis,) %
=" alCheS IS
Gilt lapIne Watches {. IN nm
ON Hunting Verge Watches (Beauties) 70 10
Silver Anchor Hunting Watches, silver cases IL no
Itreafy Thousand Dollars north of MATCHES Sin,
Eare Jetcety and Fury Goods,
Are offered for sale the low New Yort nr, 90
Persons wishing Watch or Watches or Jewel,y ar
silver Table or lea Spoons, have them with per-
feet safety by mail to part of the United state 10
drst sending the amount q money. -
Orders from The Country respectfully Solicited.
References,
we nave permission 10 refer To The following gentlemen:
Leonard J. FGrweil, David Atwood
simeon hllis, Alexander Bukin,
D. ichhds, Richardson Van SIyke,
~ '" Dean, Itbhits, Gordon Co.,
James Morrison. John Wright
Ai'f IL. collins, II. A. Tenpey,
Thomas Hood, Levi y Wins
Beriah bioSn, George II. Smith,
Ii. orton, Chauncey Abbott.
Madison, 1854 6-,,
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SaVE

Contiguous 10 the Nilconkes & Mississippi Railroad
~ w viii sell that valuable Farm lately occupied
wy ~ by MIR. John Hand, together with all the ON
- honse. thereon, and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT Trees OF the choicest quality. Said Farm
contains nearly 200 Acres first class land GO Acre.
of which is broken and well fenced. There is fire pas
lure on the same, aud well waered. Also all kinds Of
Farming implements. And 80 acres of bne land mes,
dover, wis, with a comfortable House on the SANE.
The above premises situate Model NJ iIIs
IN Iowa county minute description of said premises
may be seen al our ONCE.
DUNN & READ.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. ri
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SAMUEL, WHEEIEn
CHARLES r. LEGaTE

GENERAL DEALER in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
NJ Groceries, Crockery Hardware, High Street.
| Mineral Point y6p33
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CHARLEs COTrERELL.
CENTRAL HOUSE.

CENTRAL HOUSE,
BY Il. X. BLODGEC
HIAVlNG taken the Central House in Mineral Point
for term of years, the undersigned has furnished
1t entirely He has Stabng 40 horses. Thank
fol for past custom, pains will be spared to make
travellers and boarders comfortable.
or STAGES leave this house five times a week
forthe Chicago Rail Road by the way of Rockford and
Beloit.
T. X. BLODGETT.
June Do, 1882 36tf
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GENERAL DEALER IL Dry Goods Groceries, Provis
VI ions, Drugs s. Medicines, Steel Ware, Lumber and
Shingles y5nlu
Yellow Stone, Wisconsin.
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10 IIOUSEKEEPERS.

Ko IfOUSEk EEPEKS.
The subscriber would call attention to his stock of
PORK and LARD
put up by himself and warranted TO give satisfaction
Having Shoulders and Sides newly cured, and Lard ~
Jars and barrels, weighing from 10 to pounds.
7. >. ALLEN.
February %, 1854 IG
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X. ID. PIIFUR L

Physician, .4ccOUcheur s. Surgeon.
orFICE and RESIDENCE, in the 'tTR1BuNE Buiding.''
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DocI. JND. II. VIVIAN.

S1URGEON DENTIST, sells Drugs, Medicines, Pair
- Oils, &c, al the Mineral Point Drug Store.
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SURVIVING PARTNER of the late firm Paris &
- Legate, continues Land Agency business at his
odl stand recently occupied for short time by the
hTm-j Land Warrants constantly for sale. 2itf.
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.SCNJAMIN

DHYSlCIAN, SURGEON, AND ACCOUCHEUR
L High Street, Mineral Point, Wis.
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GEO. ID. yyILsER, VI. d.,

GENERAL. DEALER in Family Groceries & Provis-
VI ions, Nails, Glass. Wooden Ware, &c. ~ stand
opposite the Central House. High Street, Mineral Point.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORS, Mineral Point, wiscon-
l. sin, solicit share of public patronage Their work
VIII be done in the fashionable style, and on rea-
sonable terms. Shop on High Street.
~ Cutting done order, and warranted to fit if
properly made up 42y
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JOHN MILTON,
GEORGE ". CORB,

GENERAL. DEALER in Merchandise of all kind.
VI store the corner of Chestnut and High Street:
Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-25

Twenty-Five per cent Cheaper than ever cold
West OF Buffalo.
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Capital, $4,000
O6ics J. Millions Store, Mineral Point, MS
HWY NIB. BOYDEN, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02
CENTRAL AMERICA.
AN INLAND JOURNEY TO SAN JOSE.

When We started this morning from the military
post at the Muelle, blanket and a raincloth were
the only luggage carried with All the heavy
luggage lad been left behind US, in the of
companions. DR. Wagner and Mr. Huzel, who were
obliged wait in that miserable howell the Sarapi
qui I'LL the required mules would arrive, occupied
themselves most usefully with making scientific col
lectiOns / dressed in a red wooden shirt and
pair of long waterproof boots, which protected
both against humidity androm taking cold Ona belt
round the body ixed well charged revolver and
little Ratchet, which l intended to use in cutting
way through the impenetrable primitive yegets-
ton. During the first quarter OF an hour OF rough
forest journey, the mule fell several times in conse-
quence Of the bad road and when for making the bur-
den easier, We determined TO descend sunk up 10
the knees into mud and into holows and found lit
lie difficulty in getting heavy boots out again from
these deep puddles. We had sometimes TO climb up
considerable nights but in consequence OF the slippery
condson OF the cayey ground, the descent was still
more troublesome Ii this road presents even ~ the
beginning OF the vet season, unsafe mode OF tran
sit how much more tresome must journey through
these thick forests be after the ground is SOAKED
through by seven months rain.
The further We went onward the worse became the
ad Our face. and bends we're severely scratched oy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02
TENEZJ'EL4.

Adyices from Puerto Csbelo July - state that pro
pupcamento had taken place in the Province O. Barqul-
meto AGAINST the Monagas A manifesto is published,
dated July H. 1854 at San Felipe, in said Province, signed
by tie leading military and citizens OF the Province,
dcarng war against the Monagas as tyranf and recog-
Chief of the army operations 10 restore liberty
and order in Venezuela end calling on him &c come and
aid in the work OF saving the country from misrule
plsce on the same day the City Of Bsrqusmec, the
capial of the province. Il was generally reported at
Puerto Cabello that Col Juan Garoes had taken the
fitv Of Coro and was marching toward Carord town
road leading the capital Of the province End at the
head of considerable force; also that Col Casteon
well known and brave cavslrysoicer, had invaded the
nrovnce of Barinas and raised the standard against the
Nonsgas dynasty. The whole country appears TO be
armipg against the brothers Monagas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02
cH1RLEs plcKENs i F1GITIVE BANhRCP1

We take the following from London letter IN 1ht
EreaHg Post:
MIR Charles Dickens has OF s;c years been vinc in
manner by consistent with ms position IN seety
or iusted by the success of his recent works Notw IN
standing his own assertion can assure you mat beak
House any thing but the mos popular OF MS Prod9c
tons and his last affair OF Hard hines Is cohsue,eu
t.tn failure Instead of acting like prudent man, now
ever and rcirenchiDg under such circumstances M
Dickens plunged into OF deep extravaganza, ad
like all nsoy ents who adopt the enpeden he now ECU.
10 feel the effects OF his folly Taking the held WIN nFee
Goa css in France knocking three houses INTO one az an
English watering place, and giving champagne dinners az
hJva three times week vi" not ias' forever esPecany
amid falling sales and fading reputation lie was conso
nueptv reminded this short time 40 by some npoi
tnnate and hafIuined tradesnen in terms little more
plain than agreeable and al the eH9r 81 te Jao
subieet of lis small wit failed 20 avert the Impending ca
tastrophe. You will never sad ms oaivo1' Psl'nns
ON an aslt which the vulgar describe a. mat o Ouy
,b;nk NJ nr-nsrg whose name Will be mentioned
with ec1df sinty centuries hence it- all very hnS,
said tho hopkeeper but Mr. Dickens hes b I'iHs oF
the last six months my expense and ihat o my s!
"a I INNS, TIC on. a Hasa against him unless ne pays
me within as many days On he expiration VI ue Negn
Granted the summary process q arrest was No.
taken out; but long before ina' ps,' 80 - say i,
the Chancellor, ortor'eA'C reerc"si go =. -.
Tie Constable &. defiance p GAINS 10 Hia' '9'-
yirn. rccqlorpm, BOulogne ..,.. ,t.o hon.
"Jk;s naneuVor certainly more mastery ,han non
snd The wofst of the matter is he meets WIZ no
svursbv A. a writer Of fiction, lac he enisr 's'nsa H
pube with VEN Of genius more or'gna .nan ~ M ~
the uublc has amply rewarded hlIl w lp'I' -,
stead OF keeping pace With his early efforts be ha s99wn
an utter repugnance labor or 10 the sequs ~ 80
iber know edge and hence, instead oil uy
proving, Ike Buwer-a man of much inieflol IaI Ir
powers-he has gradually but invariably fallen on
fortunately however, he has pursued dameusai! "
poste with regard TO his personal eA Pe9lu'
And both Wilson e Christopher North, aad Jeney r.
ieed this wears ago in Edinburgh with regret Inc re
doubted editor OF Bck aooa oppressed his surprise 70 nha
Boz go superficial, and ihe formerly icnnNheu "a.
OF the IGiLlBf H. in voTy Tgdiy ettc- stbse ionuy
"a blisbed BY Lord Cookbar advised hm % rotrench
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02
TEXAS.

From The Ner- Orleans Ty4e DcltG Of July % 3,
The steamship Charles Morgan, Capt. Lawless, arrived
Ills morning from Galveston, bringing papers from tha'
Amono the arrivals by the steamship Charles Morgan az
(,srs,on on the 18th were the Hon. r. Butler h ng and
d. Hon r. j. Walker. These gentlemen LEFT for Ausiin
s, evening to close contract for building The railroad
rum Red River 20 II Paso. and make zoe aePo.
a 5000 0O0 as forfeiture to the State IN case OF failure 70
comply with the terms OF The law; .c.,.o.,on
Tle Ners of the 2lst thus speaks OF Galveston r.,
"Our business season has now pretty wen cIoseu =. -
weston bn .i improvements appear 20 be gong forward
VT. considerable activity We can hardly 20 mo any
part Of the city without seeing some ho" uwss Jav
pssses without witnessing the commencement VI o'
valuable Improvement. Within the past year we aaHo
Probably had built more costly dwelling houses anu 'oIS
hAn th,e were altogether in tho city before Nearly
s,y store or business house IS being ouit Of Dr.
sd made frcproof either with granite or iron I
cecr.sis ents 4 C.. and with wrought IRON door snu
widow. shuters while our dwelling houses are gems
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