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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
They can't Keep House without il"

tNireife IT more tian sixteen has established
ir tt Thai Merchants &c ebrae tsaFglins o Uei-
versa FANNY E1rJcsttn, VIII cases re-
iese al surif
Sravins. Sweeney, RngbonC, WindgaIls, Poll
Evil, CallouS. Cracked Heels, Cells of all
Kinds, Fresh Wouuds. SpraiuS Bruises Fis-
:ul;.- Sitiast. Sand Cracks. Strains. Lameness,
Fnuudere Feet. Scratches or Grease, Mango
rheumatism. Bites of Animals, External Fui-
suns, IaiiIiul Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
B"ii~. CoTsS, Whillows, Burns and Scal,I,,
Chll,hlains. Chapped Hands, Cramps, Com
fractions ct the Muscles. SN eIliu-s, Weakness
OF the Joints, Cakcd Breasts. &c. &c &c.
Tie unparalleled If this OIL the
In Horses and cattle. and human flesh -
.liy iccouns kHnwn the farming cnmpiuEIfv.
Il r'a hardly be crcii! eSreu BY those Who
Tie HIb ot Keeping II tHcr stables AMI houses. wftl
Of a1. suffering aud time. saved By
the timely aIIHcalou of this on
BIZ Re he the sole proprietor. C GEORGE
". MERCHANT. InckIor y Y. Is blown IN The side
OF Jhc trJi.e ani M bis hansi~riIng over the cork
Al "tsrs addressed - the proprietor Viii be promptly
responded 90.
Get Pauglth,st The AGENT anil what wonders are
l-'r'frft ~Iei by the st this Medicine
>r-l ay sciarle traeFs generally, United
states CallGl. Ais, sY
J"seTh smith, Mineral Point, = Ans'ay T when
J. 9. heeier It'dCrvtle, Tbbits f:or'or, Madison
NJ Il Zones Dodgeviiie. g. u Jercks. WfngvIgie,
Brown & Iafirave' a-sville, : wils..r, P1fosi
More Goats. NuScoda, Moore. piarteviIe,
II Miles Nyalusisg. T. h y Kirk. Barahou,
c. G. Skinner. jamestown n Woods, Fir Play,
~. RHrnott Flt,nboro. and
Wholesale ny H. Bosw Urth Son, AID W l. fTopk ms
& Bro. Milwaukee s3.7tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

ClTNIY oE IuSA IN FIR
IN reading and ding the retion Beri min : Butter.
~ fsid and Nasaaui+ Butte dt oil the aupty of owz
and stale wise 'sH repretiuz arnnnv other things that
HIS mel Rtt rted late Of town of Ciyde IN ,sd
t3IJntF- on about the I3ih Gay Sert ser. A. D.
= 3 81 hiS - defee in sal died eavit
"s chatfes ard estate within this County, craving
ai lr'iers nf said tate to them oe
granted uriercd thai the be hearing at he
" te me- n the OF Highlsnd. .oQntv,
IA The 18th day Of November
iNrtdth% Uf this order she'd for three s,,,-
csNe We Rs prior TO said day hes4irg in tie Miner
Pint Tribane- week uewspAs published a. Minera,
+ Point tid County. 4 "a STRUNG, a., t,1y.-
{ Dated oc,s5er /, 1854. 2s.g
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

- nv ihe subscriber. livis- IN tbe town OF
El1> tfShlf nd, Iowa county. Wis. daT
$T~T4 MARE ris5h three yeas uid a6Hur thirteen
Z- h tnd- high a star IN the foref cad about the
size o. hat dollar Attle larger No o
ps~crpuhlr- The Uwner il rcques.fd 10 cell, prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
MICHAEL BROAAN.
High and tAci. :, / 81 fxfe ID.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

CIR E Al ss \ & Il hlNS
DRY GOODS s. READY MADE CLOTHISG
New-York Cheap Cash Store.
nFLLER & NICHELBACHER-r respectfully announce
IL the citizens Of Mineral Point aud vicinity. the
public generally that they receiving fr-m the
Eastern trke very extensive and assorted stock OF
ST NPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS & CLOTHING,
and all other of Merchandise usually offered for
safe 10 q Western store, consisting in part of
Ptints of all shades, col r and varieties.
Broadcloths, kentucky Jeans, Merinoes,
ainess. Festings, Bonn els,
Cassifneres, Iiuseys. Ribbons,
Twesds, GashuerCs, AIpacas,
Silks, Satins, Shawls,
which they VIII sell much lower thar similar articles have
heretofore been sold in this place. II the
CLOTBfN NC LIN G,
they stand fear ,f crmpeton Their present stoc
barge and ibTaces every variety They have the best
of workman and can supply garments order short
notice which they will InyarlabiF warrant To fit They
general assortment of all sizes and fashions
HATS & CAPS BOOTS SHOES, JEwELRY, Sc-,
which viii be sod on the favorable terms Iadies
and Geutiemer- call and satisfy yourselves the New
York Cheap Cash Store one door below Maioneys Con
fecIi1 merry store, aigh Street
Mineral Point, October n. 1854. v-n4siE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
CENTRAL HOUSE.

kSN Il II. ssLoEsa EFT
ANlNts taken The Tn po;n,
for term 81 ye the HBde gaed hK. farn.hst
aatlreiy Dcs- He has SabIing fff 10 horses Thsnk
tai tor past Custom pains will be spared to mals
raw llers End Dos4ders Comfortable
CT >T4frE.S leave this house Ave tfresa weas
f0Ithe Chicago Es Road, - The way Rock ford and
I:eioit-
T. K BLoDGErT.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
500 Reward.

he @IbScTibcr offers the to5ss described prerns-
and real estate for sale reasonable terms, viz:
Lot No n block No a. seven. IN that part of the
Town OF Mineral Point, which Il laid the south
SeSt quarter of section T. n township :, range
east containing hundred feet y one hundred and
twenty feet There i two story house on
al premises The above is situated he best
locations IN Mineral Point For particulars enquire at
this Office or Of bscriber IL the Waidwic
August 22nt Isl t+iI M Q. PARKINSON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
CALIFORNIA GOLD
,5rght a. all times, u the highest mars ct rates
a 4 - a
NE W G q % Id =
- ~


At raz OLD AND WILL KNOWN STAND OF
:. & l.. 6. WHEELER,
Hzh Street, Mineral Point.
IRE take this method 90 inform old customers and
~ the public generally that receiving our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
t-f-t raal New York, which are prepared to offer 10
mlg favor with Cali Prices hich trust
I'll prove satisfactory. cur Is 1--we and LEI live
E4 Hs attempt o cheat the public into the belief
have tens OF thousands q liars worth of Goods
E3ca have not, d1uS expect to have neither do
mold inducements T. CALI under the prstence that
selling Offering for sale all any part our
Goods less TOR doing TO such thiag}
AIS 4 system Of doing business which We con-
RS do not understands the thiag believe 10 be q
iI75ag. al yammen- we dont know any thing about
dtnt wish to, satisfied ~iL will not win
he End :; but will say thar have good stoc l
4 Goods purchased Of reliable houses which int
sell Il sn al advance above ami favorable
g7ns, taak, the same quality of goods c an De
purchased elsewhere IN this market, and invite
Il8alou Of our stock Consists la part follows
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

MORE GOOD GOODS HAVE ARRIVED
CARRIERS CHEAP CASH DRY C GODS STORE.
TEE ~Ebsriser, thankful for the patronage extended
% hin ey gae ciuEeBs OF Mineral Polut and vicinity,
Ai PactSstlF announce % tie public that he mas
- rrfvs1 AZ NJ. store opposite the TRIBUNE ehcs.
= = Street, large and very general assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
&atea have been purchased with great from he
y ~ able houses IN New York expressly for the wants
= = A-a'nE region he has excellent stock Of
WINTER DRY GOODS,
sii7g Of al tie varieties that msy he quired by
AeN customers either for comfort, durability
-. Also neariy every variety OF
9NNEERIES, CROCEERY HARDwAR
de9Ts AND SHOES, HATS AND GAPS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, Sc,
Ia de = prepared 20 sell not bsIox cost, bat on as
-i.. able terms many who promise much more
80 -lay are sole 10 perform. SrnA OF his goods
- A3rehased 81 AactioH Roma where dam
-Ssi a+taiiss sod at whatever they
81 hfiEg- BgE ali hoayht a.
GCs.Ses -Tsoss repG taisuns have
4o-g been established as
liable, and the under
sign ID mss hest
t1u IN SAYING
Lhey SIS
goods
as7e been brought 10 this market. and thu. they
sold Al living profits, both for seller nd purchaser
solF g m Eats, Pors, Batter. Lard. and IN fact
very article Of country produce which ne keeps
~ aaod Tor sale, tasen IN each Tor Goods
7fs' market prices The pubic are especially
- 800 20 cal ard examine the quality ant TT Co.'S
~ goods before investing their uonfy for their win
~ Supplies, as Il viii sEord him pleasure
sNo6 eoocs' 20 all hose no may wish to see them
.,.,.--,,....- JOHN CARTER
---eTA. int. CVte5eT II, 81. yTnistf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

4 fresh supply Of Life Sayings Mrs. Parting .uu,
: \ and Fern 4. znd Series.
ALSO,
This That & The Other, Lamp lighter,
Mrs Rem Darby, MtnniS Her
Peal Fl hung sunshine il . lily Paths,
light >hRfP.
Prose & Poetical Works oF speBce-, Dryden,
Dante Herbert, Coleridze. Milton. Cow per,
y" RtxuueTy. Hema8s kIrke White, 60 .dsnith,
Sferne- sc &c.
: Eiari Thso4,,g cal Works, Firmly 3 ibtcs,
& Pray or B,,oks just received
JOS. SNfTE-<
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a. d q X 20 RI MIR .s ,
.

~ Tie oecrio-rs ~og q call The attention Of tn
Nv Farmers lows and as7inninz Gu t-s 80 their
- large stock s-f FsrsT afd Os~snRxrkL Tsrrs
'HRVHs FLAsTS 5 G Thy have nader cultivation ali
ne leading and n@st varieties Of Ap To- Pear Peach
'Ifn srd he-rs, well Of smaller fruits a. Cur
zists ksspo1 rTir9. &c tf Dwarf Apples, Pears and
berries we hsSe a iaFl-e stock
JESSE 8 VATTS OF Shuiisburg, viii set Agent,
receive and forward orders ard RON whom be
ssnsd Cata ogues OF Nursery Gr-at been
aSen 10 ensure c1rrsc Of varieties is in
7non 10 cultivate extensively only those
ave been proved worthy OF genera cultivation
FkNFiELD s BuRRFLi..
IrOckport, o, tober O. =
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

n getting Fruit and 0raulna Trees from axe relehrs
frd tocsport Nursery viii do 10 send their ,rer.
"a TINE rs thr@ VIII positively be brought on
that are not ordered.
JESSE 3. WATTS
-ti'4it~o TX = - c. ~. ! - IN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

TATE OF VISIONS =, Iowa Co CtRC- COURT,
Iowa Corn Y. ! IN y1ttGctmtHt
Alexander C. Davi-}
George T. farewell Sir: you viii take notice that
" I'll at Auac meat issued in the above eptitted
ause out OF and under the seal Of court of
Iowa co inty, tre 6th dav May. A ID IS54 made
retUrraba The third nay of Ssptem bee the NEXT
Tor the uf thousand dollars your prvp-
rty his been attached by virtue Won,
he said defendant George HaZe~e are h.rrbv noti-
ted that unless you cause appearance
u his cause, before The first Monday January
aeNt default iii De entered herein and pisinuh
vii proceed T. iTGgre nt agairst y~u.
r ABt4r.F EATON * SON, Att'ys for pta'ttH
Dated the - EaT OF october. 1876
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

TORN WEALTH BUSH sax :, AID 90 aTer qrign
tities cons,s ely had aid warranted free from
ss~-dHst- nv Is. ALLEN.
Oct. s, t5-3.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF lows
u . "nAiF " sc nsin sftJiug in thauCsrv, made in
thv mtitsrUt cyrus @uodaau r. "a tamil an In,
. instrai-IN Of 'enry fianliIton deceased g,an H.
'tir1 ad soma A@tr@l' fer foreclosure of a mortgage
Ell By and ASST gne 10 ...tt cnfn n sbaI,
On - urday the cIshee In day NoveTlbar raxt DE-.
Z" cen Tue hours Of oCvcE The forenoon and four
cack in the rnooR Offer al Pnoc sale 10 tn. hivn
~ nttder tor sh at dor 81 the Court tsoue
u mineral To ut the premises named 10 said mortgage
10 VII The Sou fractional part of lot No A. of
y ctton y" %, in Township No nth, Range No
rsSs cunian 50 a. oT excepting reserying
- much TIE cot has heretofore heen Contracted for
between II EJrulcr and Aiva. Culver.
g. NtAFttkD Sheriff If Iowa Co.
Datet At neral p, WIS, SEPT % lS54 6w47
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
j. 3. MOFFETT, Nj. D.

AFtNG permanently i0catr IN Mineral POM. auld
respectfully tender his professional
ftizen4 OF the town and vieinisv.
the sTribuae SsttIiinr.n mn statrs4 where
will be found At all hours unless Profess
ional business.
June :, l-53 n32v5.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

NE GOODS
At Yellow stone.
The subscriber - just r-ceTvfne his >PrnQ sum
msr STOCK of t,oods- which eIe fre~h and IN
ufarturs nd style arr will be a. ID unusually
prices VI! stock was selected Nith great ana
pressiy fnr my tIate- confde that / can give
satisfaction only in quality goods. prices
to- all who may favor with a call. without ga
Tag pIeng ms stock, would that purchase
an extensive stock FIR country trade, embracing The
following articles with different laties ard vari
styles to wit:
DRY G. BDDS AND READY MADE CLOTHING
LADIES AND GEsr~' b,trS AND SHOES
BOYS, MISSES. AND CHTLDRENS' DfTTb,
HATS AND GAPS tiRf'fcERi t. AND fJQnORS,
HARD WARE, CROt;K FRY. TIN WARE
FLOUR, BAG, N, PORK 6ORN aNDOATS, ALWAYS
an HAND
All which viii De soiG extremely low for
which system u - be strictly adhered
I would those ht ind bed u either
by book account b ~ they will do greal
favor by calling soon and ssttiiug the 1hIch
viii receive WHEAT. CORN OATS a the hi hes
prices. viii also take live exchange or
he
II All those who will come spr~ard 4sd cash the
demands hold against Il within thirty days from
MS da Will receive liberal discount TIE
Doa't forget call and tsnne stock
h always uaemtarirg the DIMES, for
prices too low fos nythng bat rea.iv pay
BENZ. 6. SCOTT.
Ye1fo- -tnre. Asv 81. fs54 sun2a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
AtELIfICAN HOUSE,

ALsLKICAS HOUSE,
BY A. shift.
VHhs undersigned takes pleasure in saving to the cit
that be has ded up his House High street. in the
best possible manner & the daon travel
snd boarders. HIS table viii sup
Piled market affords, and none but the
irst class OF cooks and alters ia he employed
Good stables and attentive os lers all in read
ne-s for those who have horses
share Of the generous patronage Of the publcis re-
spec fully solicited. A SNIFF.
Mineral Point sept. LIST, 1854. 43tf.
This world Of 70 Is hath such d store,
That be Who would see an ASS,
Must stay a home and lick his door
And break his Looking CIlass--UAFIp.
do know that any is going to follow the ad
vice of the Persian Poet but If there should
forwards he would TO bun another. do
RICHARD NJ. SMITHS.
~ Boxes % Fresh Malaga RAgSINS inst re-
~ cefved, and for sale by R. NJ SMITH.
- ALT--Kept constantly hand for sale By the
! - Barrel or Bashel. K. NJ. SAI I'll.
ENRE>H TgAS.-Hyson, Imperial, Gunpovd Ter
It and Black Teas, for sale by r. NJ. SMITH
LyRESH MACAEREL for sale at
II r. NJ. SMITHS.
VEA>T POWDERS.-Stcbney & Poor's Yeas
II Posders for sale by r. NJ SMITH.
l<RAIN RaGS.-A few Dozen : ark Mtls. pre-
IL MUM Grain Bag, for sale by Il. al. SMITH
DEICHER'> Sugar House ,IeT.A>sH> KEPT
II . constantly on hand by r. NJ. SMITH.
ENNGEI>H SAFFklD N.-A few poands OF ,be
+ h genuine article for by R. NJ SMITH.
" ANTE CT RR MIS- Citren, Elk Lemon. and
IA Spices kept constant on hand by r. Nj SMITH.
AMP OII.-For sale by
IL R. NJ. SMITH.
ELoIR-Fran the Moscow Mills, Kept constant,
rAsTOR oIL-Fcr sale by
X r. M. SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
S.sliAIYLS. E-HANYlS-
Clo&hing3 Clo Ghing z

- - '~-~4!s---S vi S11E s
In this department we defy ccnpetition VIC havs a,
rteTeht on haId Mammoth stock of FALL and WIN
I'm IL HiNt' OF our own manufacture which for
hli-!' eSthce OF str le quality and low pric caunot
o .ssed gether with large assortment Of Broad
elois- Ctssinees boeskns P,ler-hsu-, PiIuts
el> Jeans ana Co' dur"Js- of every descrt ton which
we af Tndo e' TO "ter at Wholesale Retail al less
than Manufacturers prices.
ing ted up our Secnid Story exclusively for a
tLo st n Il ~ \ az = ". and having now
IN our employ ment some OF the experienced t.s
efs ana "orkmen, viii cut all garments purchs se,I
from u.s. or any other firm, ubladiaIey at the regular
rates mere VIII b" delay for ant of help a. wa
nave no" "a NE different dep d
hands employed, to whom highest wages are Vi ven
feders Country Merchants and MiHinors supplied Al
-Seao York Pr ceS- ding transportation only
CT We viii sell WHOLE SUIT OF heavy Winter
Clothing ; ;
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
Zinc Paint.

NEW FERRY At HEY WORTH,
ON THE WISCO NSIN RIVER.
THE 81 BSCRTBER has Just opened ferry at the
1 above plscs six miles above Helena anf three
miles below Arena where he win be aov AT all times
attend the business of frryfug sgers tea
stock the favorable terms The above
the Road leading rota Monroe TO Rich
land CITY, Is mti@- from the isiter place
Trayee-s will iBd all the dations of good
no el his house. with lenty of saeug snd careful
ostlers. 2ftff John BaRSAHt.
UAx. w. HUBsAxD'S UnriN aifed
IL Truss. IL Warranted To RELIEvr and N mos
any redgcib'e hernes or rurfnre haweve
obstinate. For sale DR.. Wilher's Drug store.
- aCoN.-Eioue ufactared- Hams Shoulders
% and SIDES. Picked Pork and Lard FOR ssl- by
T : ALLEN
~ oLDEN SYRTP.-Sagr hou~e Syrup in
NJ barrels and ess-AHd pune Cider sireEar TO-
safe by T. : ALLEN.
VX-IIOW WAGONS. ami slsn an a>sortnen'
w OF Baskets, may 5s found a. the Store Of
T. : ALLEN.
n E>1IENIE EN-. who xsst = rice article of d5'ire-
~ explain Aarsees SestIngs some sumner ST. es
o. latest patterns, may end shem Al
T SAILEN'S.
lTUBACCO AND CIGARS. of the pest q ali,
u for sale a. AALoSEY's.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

GROCERIES.
- HHDS NEW O2LEAN. SUGAR:
. Rsts Clarified do
ru-het AL Loaf do:
ma z. Y. "a and Black Teas in chests and boxes,
For sale cy HS MILLION
UARIFD APPLES AND s'E ACHFS.--1s
IL Izaeis apples and Peaches, iusi lived
sale by J'fHS MlLTilS.
S,oaP--Ioo Boxes Boston Soap. rrcetves aud -,
= SAFE by 3HHN Nj LION
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01
uo.aIIYE HUNGRY.

Grahsra Flour. Cora Meal, Beck Wheat and supersne
On hand 10 supply You T. : ALLEN.
AIDES in want Of something extra in the " a,
Il II g.rsga or Six tissue Dresses can save 90 pe
cent BY calling J. = ALl4ES-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

Is r. VI q v 4 l..
DTNg & REa have removed heir of5cs to tie -uor-
~ ever sprsS'ie 4 Lathrop's Cur Shop. INF
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-01

At rHE OLD AND WILL KNOWN STAND OF
4 l.. G. WHEELER.
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'FA , FE OF " =! IOWA csrs COURT.

Mineral Poi t, Oct Is, 1851. 4sa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-25
OBIT UARV Y.

DtEp on the 10Th inst, Of Pneumonia, ELBERT
MORGAN, ip the forty-cighth year of his age. .
The deceased was connected with the Repub-
can Baptist Church in 1881. and remained so until
his DEATH He professed, during his last lncss, a
perfect resignation to the will Of his Divine Master
He leaves five children, and number OF relations
and frienls to mourn his loss.
DIED, at his fathers residence in Edgeieh Dis
trict, On the Sth inst, BENJAMIN RAMno, in the 22d
year of his age.
He united himselfto the Baptist Church at Noun
tain Creek, in 1852, aud continued a consistent
member until his Death. lie was kind and gene
rous to his friends, remarkable for his parental afec-
ton, and was admired and beloved by his aeq.ua"t-
aners. We truly lament the loss Of so bright an
evidence of future usefulness, aud we sincerely
sympathise with the deeply afflicted parents, rela-
tiycs and fricnda Of the deceased.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-25
BROUGHT TO .Yaig.

A RUNAWAY SLAVE has been lodged 10
IN the Jail of this (EdScfeld) District, who
says his name il ALFRED, and says lhst he be-
longs to Jesse Barnes, living in Edgrcnme Conn-
ly, N. G. He further states that he has been
hired to John T. Barnes, Of Georgetown S. c.
Said negro is dark completed and about 5
feet inches high.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him sway
otherwise he will be dealt with as the law di-
reefs. w. W. GOODMAN, J. E. D. .
Ian oh tf 2 Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-25
HYM E NAL.

MA,RrED in this Village, on Tuesday morning
l7,h ius,., BY Rev. c. A. RAYMOND, MIR. B. G.
BRYAN and Miss Axs L. PENN, eldest daughter o.
Mr.. G. L. Penn, all Of this Village.
MARRIED. in this village, on Sunday morning
the 22,l inst, by Rev. G. y. Raymond, Mai. AN
DREW J. Neal and Miss CATHERINE, greats grand
daughter Of Mrs. SARAH LABoRDE, all Of this Dis
trict
MARRIED, on Thursday the 10Th INST, by the
Rev. John Trapp, at the residence Of DR.. Thos
Lake, Miss MARY ELIZABETH, eldest daughter o
MIR. Elias Lake, late of this District, but now Of
Caddo Parish, La, and Mr.. Jons II. Burns, of the
latter place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-25
Do1Nes IN THE CAGE OF uacLEaN BIRDS

ON "Wednesday night, lSlh inst, two prison.
ers, Howard and SMITH, broke Jail ut this
place, and escaped. HOWARD is not doer of
good thingsas his name imports, but on the
contrary, unless fame bellies him, he has been
frequent doer of deeds felonious. He was
here awaiting sentence upon conviction of horse
stealing. He has been stage-drivcr, circus
man. and so forth, and probably thence derived
his Illicit fancy for horses.
The man who delights in the anonyme of
SMITH, was dltcI'cr, and one day growing
wrathy with fellow-workcr, dealt a blow upon
his hand with spade, whereof the hand mor'i.
fled, and the man died. He, was awaiting
trial.
:. In consideration that HOWARD. is abroad, it
will be prudent to keep u watch on stecd and
stables.
A moro minute description of the personnel Of
these iugiiives, will be more proper under the
hand and seal Of his Excellenry, to whom we
defer the duly-Abbeviile Independent Press
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30 L;kcEy Young Negroes.

WylI.L I've sold before the Court House in CO.
w lumba. on the frs, MONDAY in February
next. Among them are House Servants, llos,ieT
and Field Hands, all able to work. The conditions
Of sale will be notes, with good rndorsers at either
of the banks in Columbia Charleston, at 60 days,
with interest from date.
The subscriber offers the above negroes for ,alsr
intending To change his former business, and t.r no
other reason. j. NJ. Z. SHARP.
Jan IS Ct
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Tho San francisco,

THE papers have recently been filled with the de-
tails of the terrific shp.wreck Of this vessel We are
prevented. from giving readers any of these par
iiculars. BY the length Of two original Communica-
tons, which exclude almost every thing else.
Suffice say, that another startling disaster has
heen added TO the long list Of accidents which have
happened during the Fall and Winter Of SO. One
hundred and fifty more men and women have been
swallowed up il. IL watery grave.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-25

MURDER OF SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEER.
Mr.. Timothy CahiIl member Of Chester
Company, Palmetto Regiment, was murdered
on the Mississippi near Rodney, about tho goth
Of November last. The circumstances were as
follows: Mr.. Cahill left this county about the
10Th of November, in company with ME George
II. Vaughan, for Texas, and III Rodney they fell
in with man named NcCloud, who stated he
would 90 to Texas with them. At night they
cnmpcd, and Cuhll and McCloud slept. The
next morning Cnlil! missed very fine gold
watch, and probably accused McCloud Of steal
ing it. The latter, exaspcraled, stated that he
also had missed FIVE dollars, and drawing forth
y bowie knife and pistol swore he would kill
Cahill. Pr. Vaughan Immediately rode between
them, to prevent their coming together, and
McCloud, under pretcncc Of giving hin pistol TO
Mr. Vaughan, came up 10 within a few feet of
Cahill, rushed under Mr.. V's horse, aid tabb.
CahiIl with n bowie knife. Cahill fell, bul re-
covering pursued MrCloud about one hundred
yards, and fell dead Mr. Vaughan discharged
both barrels of his gun at MrClond, but without
effect, and the murderer made his escape. An
inquest was held upon the body of Mr. Cahill,
and verdict in accordance with the above cir
cumstanres was rcndrrrd.-DAlas Gazette.