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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07
judicial Convention
Sru JUDICIAL DisrRIor.

TIE Convention assembled In aceor-
dance 10 a call Of the central committee Of
the District. at Upton on the 7th OF
March A. ID. 1855, and was organized
BY elec,.ng VIM. r. Edgar, Of Cedar
Co. President and r. M. Williams Of
Muscaiiac Co. Secretary.
On motion,
w. w Wilson, Of Jones Ferguson,
Of Clinton. + W TAayer, Of l,In=en-
tine, George &. Arnet, 81 Scott and
] L, l.. Carey 81 Cedar. were appoint
ed com:a...e on credentials, AMI report.
CT that Scott Go. was entitled 10 sever
delegates 70 wit
| Scot, Delegates Harry LcnoarI
George G. Arne,,, M. l. Clark, Aus
lin Corbin, Col. Charles Weston, Lau
rel Summers. d. &. McGo zen.
Mnscatine 7 Delegates f IL. Thay
e., ID. &. Cloud. T. NJ. Williams, A
J. Sample, ]. Carskaidan, 5. NJ. Nc
klbben. ]. X. Williams
Clinton : Delegates w. Ferguson
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Thr scu Orleans papers O. Tuesday
last Contain 5ssst.ef jesaa5> al tic Aaglees
from Mexico. O. tie ssH inst.
Shocks Of earthquakes were experienced
OF the first and second insts. CoHstlera-
hle damage was done IN the Cry Of
Mexico. TIE Government had thoagit
II necessary to have the public buildings
examined.
Tie rehel party were gaming ground.
The rufnor Is ere llted ,iat a Provincial
Government has hesn formed nj Acapul-
20 .lth General Alvarez at mis- head -
The rebels al Tehauutepec had declared
IN favor oil Alvarez.
l. was reported that tie Governments
troops lad sustained Il signal defeat a'
Chlepamcarn, Their general Hahardo.
was taken prisoner aud shot. Ii was also
reported that considerable force o. tie
retels had been defeated at Ozrhaeton.
Tie public dispatches announces ti.al
Coils, Francisco and catches had routed
tile forces under Hen,a, consisting oi
about 1900 men. compelled them to r.
treat before him, leayelng on the field
upwards Of 30 dead.
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Of their gaining strength. and anweared
assault. upon our institutions, yet we
can never become the advocate OF The
equally srva, evil. sf Slavery, and The
strides uunkiag by ], 70 obsasn the Fos''''
cal supremacy OF this Union and we
do not, and never can aeknowlrd~ c
any obligations binding upon US which
will in the leas, defer Us from opposing
the propagation Of slavery to the extent
OF our ability, and Of opposing every
principle or proposition which tend in the
leas, TO for,ify or extend the peculiar
institution"
This, then, is our answer to the Regis
,er-,ha, we eannc. answer Tor the Know
No,hings or any other party, and as we
are cn,y the organ of ourselves can only
answer for ourselves and whether we
may belong to this non-descr'p ubiquitous
order or not. the Register may be assured
tina. although We believe IN placing
none bu, Americans on guard and en-
dor.c the American platform, yet in oul
zeal for the success Of those principles
we shall never abandon our detessatioI
OF demagogueism, aud opposition to sIa
vocra,ic insolence.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07
WILLIAM RI. TUTHILL
OF Cedar Co.
Democratic County Convention
Olp LINE DEnocRAcY AwAKE.

A, A Democratic County Convection
holden a, the Cour, House, in Upton on
Monday the 9th day of March A. ID. |
1855, for the purpose OF electlng delegates
to represent the Democracy oil Cedar
County a, the Judicial District ConFen'
ton, to be held at Upton on Wednesday
the 9Th oil March inst. Tor the purpose
OF nominating Candidate Tor the office
of Judge of the S,h judicial District OIL
the State of Iowa. The Convention was
organized by elec,ing J. L. l.. Carey
chair nan and William =. Dillon Sec.
Tie object of the Convention was stated
by Major Willard Hammond in lew
brief and eloquent remarks.
II having been acertalnad AMI reported
| to the Convention that this touAtJ vas
entitled to five delegates proceeded TO
elec, the same. Tnereuron; Nm. +.
Dillon II. {. Piat, Nm. r. Edgar, J.
L. l.. Carey, and AREAS Crane were
duly elected.
Resolved THAT said delegates have
power and authority 10 fill any vacancy
that may occur in their number or cas-,
the full vote
Pssolred That in order 10 Affect =
permanent, aud thorough organization G.
the Democratic party, that thsy may bal
tie ior ten principles wien assailed hy
the Opposition. or by tie under groune
Railroad party, or Whatever name tasl
may assume. TIE chair Is authorized
by this convention 10 appoint vigilance
committees for each township In ta'
County.
: On motion the chair appointed the fol
, towing vigilance committees lor the dli
. fsrent townships throughout, the county
, 10 wit.
Cen,er-Msses Bunker, Isaac y
l. Magee; r. NJ. Long.
e Roehes,er-Thonas Stanley Areta
: Crane John Slater.
Sugar Greek. Barton W. Wall II
= rael Miller John b. Yeasef.
: Springfield j. l.. L. Carey VIZ
}, Denney James Vanhorn.
II Inland John p. Huff; JOHN J. .acl
l. erman james Pos.on.
II Polk William p. Dillon; Ihoms
J Robinson David sloper.
Pioneer-prlor Scott; Goodwin Ia!
Tor; Daniel Comestock.
Red Oak.-Samuel Aan'en; A;
Young; W. A. Rigty.
Llnn-Ezeklel Mckibben Frame
, Richards; William Mason.
Cass-John 6. Moufer, Jacob Shaw
!. yer Jaekomyer Baldwin.
70 On motion, Rssolred-
: Thai tie proceedings Of this Conye
!, ton, be presented T. the editor Of the 4
yer,ser, nd request the publication
~ the same.
i On motion, Adjourned.
"a .1Hest
le J. T. l.. Carey, Pres.
William 2. Dillon Sec.
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d p Mcdonald. T. S. Biscoe, ".
E. Lefiingwell John Sloan.
Jones A Dclega,es--M. Fla nagan' >
I. Price, Joseph Mann, and ". W.
Wilson. 49,
Cedar 5 Delegates--W. +. Dillon
VIM. r. Edgar, II c. Piast. }. l.. L.
Carey, Aretas Crane.
Jackson--No Delegates present
On motion.
The Convention proceeded to nominate
a candidate for the office OF Judge oil the
S,h Judicial district.
When on motion A. r. Cotton oil
Clinton County was unanimously chosen
the nominee Of said Convention.
The full proceedings Of the the Con
ven,ion will he published in our mex
| issue,
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legal Notice.
10 Joseph y. Crees :

Sin.
You will take notice that There : ~.
on ISLE IN my Office claim Of kohef' - NE
rrei against you for the sum Of i"eht' ,,r
dollars aud ten cents as money que ~ 80.
REM II tie rrfm,yes recently occupied hT ioa,
ard ira, notice thereof has been issued, 10 -"
directed, and returned endorsed by me cav "a
bl. Defendant 10, found; ]" and ma .
iohrr. n. secres, has xnsd o'lt W. W.. !.
attachment against your goods and ena,, .,it
secure lie payment o. said clam, az. ..sr.
cause continued for publication. Nov . ,a,e,
fore, unless you appear at ny ONCE " TX 4,
an Or before the 2ssn day ci arT'', i.
10 O'Clock Of sad day and make ssieh. Ia.
SAID CLAIM, Judgment will be efeca.ea eh.4
,ou. ana your goods and chettrls now a.ssa "a
will be- !, i'd to pay the judgment which -"
Plaintiff eventually RECEIVERS.
Robert NJ Long.
ll.l.l Justice NJ the pese,.
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sl,eriEs Sale.

Y vitue ~ Writ IL Attachment to ne
dir ciea issued out # the Clerks Office Of tAe
ID strict CONT IN and and Tor the County Of
& tdar aud sac Of Iowa, on the 25th day Of
January, 1888, In favor Of Francis g. WatoH.
and aga,sst Arson Starr and Joseph w, Gre 8.
| have levied upon the stock Of Good, Drug,
Liquors and Vessels that coAtsin tie sam. as
we a. Other articles 10 Numerous 10 mention :,
taken a. the property 81 Joseph W rees, and
,ttl exuase the same for sale Il public ou,crv
On Wednesday, the 7ih day At March, 1855. Il
The Store room recently osctnieG BY Creesk
Starr IN Tptgn between tie hours NJ O'Clock
A. NJ. ana !. O'Clock 2. M. Of satl LAY TO satisfy
aid Attachment and costs that lnay aecrne
thereon, Joha IT, Rirely
S riff Of Cedar County, Iowa
Per 49, vsgley, his Deputy.
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Legal Notice.
To Joseph H. Reynolds

lo4 will taka no.ice thai tbe1s d. ~
ats IN hs effice If IT.. Clerk II the DsfG.'
CoQgt, in, and for he Coui'iy Of C'dsf, ara
Slate o! iowa, d petition 1T Aaron htlesr'.
can Hg OF you the SUM a Seven HundFct
dollars, monty due him upon al account IT
b4oas. Groceries. Drug. aud Netl,sre. Tar
nahei you, aua for pfosnissoE, ho'es executed
BY you Tor sums Of money. whtch rotes a+
now Tie property OF sali Aaron Gilbert and
are described and sci forth III "a petition ~
tra.th a4th lie amount due OF each, aid Thai
sad A4Fam a.ltrrs Has al q su.d east II the
flee Ct s-.d Geek writ Of attachment
against 5ear ta4saa, tsusnsns., Eeoar, chstes,
. stsh.t, credits ata saeett III ahosoesef lands
tn s#me Luaf ae f3gnt tbat said properly
mas IT, held T. sseate the Payment II he 3at..
/ fasGt which SID gaaiat eventually feeasef.
/ against yp4. And uhlts yaa appear st.
answer thereto. o. II before the i'll asS !,
! May. ls.t5, Judgment vii h~ ,eaattsa afatts
! ven, a. pfatsd TT IA said p'@Istta's fs..a4n !
aaa sad properly vii lie ~ O. htia e sAt.st~
/ tav kafas ]. " tatss,s.
Clsfs Dlsi. mi
| flaa l. s.atssF,
So liz " l.
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A Can Loan or GoLD. = In passing
the Office Of the 4. $. Assis,an. Treaurcr.
Saturday night, we not c.d an unusual
STIR about the door. several persons being
engaged in ehueking bags Of gold into a
furniture car. The whole lond : amount
ing to $500, 900 was transported 10
Page \ Bacon's Banking House, Icing
the cash for draf. bought by Mr.. Bacon
in New York. : 81. Lopis Rernt'irrr.
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Tie election 81 d Y. s Senator from
Pennsylvania. has been postponed to the
9th inst. Ii tie mean time. says the
n Y. Herald twenty eigh, Know. Moth
ms have. IN strong manifesto, fepnii-
ated Simon Gamer on, the Know Moth
ing caucus nominee.
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LIE sal Notice.
To Joseph H. Reynolds
spscer 4 p.ats.
Alt,'a FOR Plaintiff.


Yau will take rotice III there y rev
on file in the eifice of the Clefk Of the Il.Fet
Court in, ard tor The County Of Cedar ard sssse
of Iowa, Petition II jams Beatty and f..th'-
beth Beatty, claiming Of yon the sun oil ohs
Hundred aud Iaea'y. five dollars a. money a,'s
them upon . CERTAIN promissory note, esse4.ea
BY yeu fur said sum Of money; when '@.a
note "a now the property Il tie SAID 1ane'
Rsatts anl Elizabeth Beatty. and winch !, e.
er.bet and Sc fort in sad petition; ara gu
sad James Beatty and Elizabeth beai'y haes
$50 sued out II tie Office u said Gtfrt WI
ot attachment against your lands. tnehe'Ss
reots. ehates. rights, credits and sfrst'' =
whom. oevel hanis they may be found ~
sa,d property may be held to secure tif ~
ment If The Judgment which said plsin'ii $ -.
aaIy RECEIVERS against you. Aud unless Wv
appear ard answer thereto. on or before =.
iii day Of May, 1885, judgement vii ~
rendered against you as prayed Tor ~ ~, a. he
+ an.la's petition. and said property WI ~
sold or held 70 ,atlsfy tho same. :, 1.....a
Clerk Dist Court
Spieer x piait, - AZ
Atty's FIR Plaintiffs .l.I.--..4i
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legal Notice
To Joseph H. RryRsias /.
STA


You vii tax noilcs. tha' there j. nrw
on file in tar eeiec Il The { Elk II tie District
Court, iii. aud far sae county " IstaF, she
state ~ Iowa. > Petition II Jonathan VI.
Iattells ella r4sFg + }ea tie suEa Of three
Hundred dollars, a. mo- ss due ham fpr esfiaa
yromi~tofy n4tes executed b, "a Tor Suns af
m2n-s, witch no.ts are nos tire properly 81
.asa Jonathan W Cattets. ana II tescfIt ed add
So forth in sid petition Al length VII lie
mounts IN. on eash AMI thai sad Jana.haa
II. oatte1I has, slsp, saFd ont Of he fife Il
Ito sad Clerk. viii Of ts.hnfts asa &a''
sour land. aid letIs ne..is. good, shattrts, tsh"
erstlts AMI effects, IL ~foEsssssf haha' Lug
same nay be found, that sad property may DE-
hrid - secure tie payment & the judgement
Which sad asnttH eventually RECEIVERS sstfhF.
you; aaa nf.sss sou appear AID an,nef ~
H. or, b.lure thu It'll day ri MAJ, -
judgement will be- rendered AGAINST yens A.
prayed for ii .aid plaintiffs Petition, aha :.
property viii be sold or held 10 saasfY -
salaa. J. Astss#s
Clerk D3s. s5
spcer 4 p.att.
Alf.sa for Plaintiff liz
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III III
4 4 A I. l.

o.lls,. Il sr. Jans request all Lo o., !,
iebt.d Ia III II. IL call and settle hY t'ie -.
M arch next. Al demands anFiih - ~ .'.,3an.
will be left with proper officers III s''s''
Please call and save costs. 80.
Ms-se,,se. FsA III s'-'
Tstit me-.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

For Commissioner of the Dcs'noinss
River Improvement,
on. YisDALE- Of Dapis Co.
Far Register Of the D r. Improvement
VIM. DEWEY-Of Fremont Co.
] For Register OF the Land Once
STARk II sAMUELS-C Clinton 20.
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{ Endorsed ]

ENDORSED ]
artillery Orders, Sep 5, 1880.
ARTILLERY oRpkRs. WEST rforSr, Sept 9Th, 1880
The following disposition of the corps
is to take place in case of alarm.
Capt Dannils with his Comply at Fort
Putnam, and TO Detach an Officer with II
men to Wyllys's Redoubt, non Commis-
stoned Officer, with 8 men to Webb's Re
doubt. and the like number to Redoubt
| No f.
Captain Thomas and Company to re-
prair to Fort Arnold.
Captain Simmons and Company 20 re-
main at the North and South Redoubts,
at the East side of the River, until fur
| ther orders.
Lieut. Barker, with 20 men of Capt
Jackson's Company will repair 10 Conssi
tuition Island the remainder of the Com
pany with Lieut. Mason's, will repair tc
| Arnold.
Capt. Lieut.. George and Lieut. Blake
with 20 Men of Capt Treadwelrs ComPa
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ny. will Repair to Redoubt No | and 2
the remainder of the Company will be
sent to Fort Arnold.
Late Jones Company with Lieut. Fisk
to repair to the South Battery.
The Chain Battery Sherburn's Reboubt
and the Brass Field pieces will be man
ned from Fort Arnold as location NAV
require.
The Commissary and Conductor of Mil
ltary stores will in turn wait upon the
Commanding Officer of Artillery Cor Or
ders
The Artifcers in the Garrison, yagree-
able to former Orders) will repair to Fort
Arnold, and there receive further Orders
from the Command'g Officer of Artillery,
=. Bauman Major Commit Artillery.
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l)oetrp.
A SONG OF THE FARMER,
By The PEASANT BARD"

Give to th. lord his palace grand,
And halls of splendid pride;
A hg for all his dignities,
And all his pomp beside.
Give me the Farmers peaceful home,
Beneath the naples high,
Where natures warbIers wake the song,
The wafer prattling nigh, ~ s.s
The citizen may love the town,
And Fashions gaudy show;
The brilliant pagentry of Art
May please the eye, know;
But Natures charms delight the heart,
All simple though they be;
The acres broad, the steamy wales,
The lowing herds for me!
"ha' though the bronze is on our cheek,
Toll casloused is our hand,
With honest pride we stand erect,
The mobiles of the land
For" Patriot Truth that spirit bright,
In this wide world so rare,
Points proudly TO the Farmers home,
And cries, E" My own there T.
CHORUS.
Then here's to him who tils the soil
The true, the strong. the brave
Without him Art would ry the land,
And Commerce leave the wave;
And yet no frown of hautser cold
Distains his rIanly brow;
Hull TO the Farmer! thrice all hall
Lord of the mighty Ploushl
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- 7. HOWELLS of Mineral Point ard bR. J. L.
- ibksq, recently Of St. Louis, Mo, having assoc Ia.
.aeUsetyeS in the practice OF DESTisTEF' "oaid
piiy infora the citizens OF Mineral Point and Vi
i hat they are prepared perform all operations
ien' 10 their profession, in thorough and work
- Ike manner
w, LlsRKV will visit Dodgeviile, professionally, on
ID, 1rsiay the 18th last. and be found ST The
|ss-eTa Hotel" by all those wishing his services
tI0e hours from a. NJ. 10 P. M.
-''leTal Point. 6.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04

WEEvIL.-These troublesome pests may
be kept out of grain by using salt. Sprin-
kle little fine salt on the bottom and
around the sides of the bin as you fill up,
and over the top when full. Wheat kept
in old salt barrels will never be destroyed
| by the weepil
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GEO. a.. fszSsSE.

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR Ar LAW,
NTNERAI. POINT, WISCONSIN. Office two door.
Il west ut the Book store VIII attend To land :
,aZtons and transact all business connected with hi
Isssion. Cuiiaclions Prom pity attended to. 3ltf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04

~ It is Carlyle who says" When I
gaze into the stars, they look down upon
me in pity from their serene and silent
spaces, like eyes glistening With tears at
the little lot of man. Thousands of gen.
erations, all as noisy as our own, have
been swallowed by them and there re-
mains no record of them any more, yet
Arcturns and Orion, Sirius and the PIE
iades are still shining in their course,
clear and young as when the sheperd
first noted them from the plain of Shinar |
What shadows we pursue %
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04

WH,cH Is THE BLAcKEsr Boswell and
johnson were conycrsing upon the con
duct of planter, who SO fogged his slave
that he died. The doctor thundered saw
agely
"Well, but" said Boswell, deprecating-
IL. L have always held the man with the
black face to be connecting link between
a man and brute"
Sir" said DIR. johnson, rolling his
huge form from side to side, . and L have
always held the man with 6lack heart
to be a connecting link between brute
and the devit" :.
He then went and dined with Boswell
at the Mitre.
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TAILORING.

I'VE undersigned would respectfully tcndcrh his 80
L thanks 10 the citizens of Mineral Point and IA
vicinity ng past fAyors, aud inform them that be IA
ltlIes business his Old stand on High Street, III
-tFt Be will be pleased to receive continuance O
0g3 &c favor.
= Gsn-lemens Clothes cleaned aud pressed ON shor
1U,ss. HENRY PRICE.
August 10, 1852 v5ni2.
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EFR D RI[RBR NJ D
CHARLES CoTTEKELL,
L I v E r Y.
HAISNsA
EXls-& -

CHARLIE COX
M LII be ever ready and always willing TO acco ~
S2g1 slTle
= The Missionary Station is at present located lit
resttt Brother Nolans, and south OF Brother foyn-
10 the med ate cinity of the ~ ; Presoy terrain,
~.s-3p@ Methodist and Episcopslau Churches-on ite
sreet north Of the Catholic Church. surrounded
tAese beneficial Influences, both Horses andorIvers
'- i1and faithful and trusty.
illrTa Paipf, June IA. 1854. tSltf
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DUNN & READ.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELL0RS AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR cHAscKRY.
- otsce in Milton's Block. Mineral Point, Wis. 10
'sAsII. pCss. Is7tl Re-. ksAp.
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j. B. MOFFETT, M. D.

II NtNG permanently located in Mnet al Point, would
ii rpaclfIIy tender his professional services to thc
t.lrUs OF the and vicinity.
'f'I IN the rooms formerly occupied by Cobb
Essmure, where he will be found HOURS unless
s5saut on Professional business.
June :. I-53 p32y5.
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No A.
Endorsed ! Memo.
Hennirut, Ia word not ineligible
Elijah Hunter
Mr.. l. Johnson, B. RI.
Mr. j Stewart. to the care of Joshua
Smith, Esq, to be left at Head Q'rs
Isaac Adams: ) s ,5.
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NO. o..
Letter Endorsed to1
" Thomas Smith, Esq, HaGershai5"
AoBINsoN's HoUsSeE, pit. 25th l7So
DEAR BRoTHER-I am here prisoner.
and am therefore unable to attend in per.
son, | would be obliged to you if you
would deliver to Capt. earns, of lees
Dragons, British Uniform Coat. which
you will find in one of the drawers in the
room above stairs. | would he happy to
see you. Remember me to your family,
[ am, affectionately, yours,
[Signed.l JOSHUA H SMITH.
THOMAS SMITH, Esq.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04

~ Think like the wise but talk like
ordinary people. Never 60 out Of th9
common road, but for somewhat.
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taste for the fine arts. and had made con.
siderable proficiency in painting. poetry
and music. His knowledge appeared
without ostentation, and embeiished BY a
dltfldence that rarely accompanies so
many talents and accomplishments. His
sentiments were elevated, and inspired es-
TEEN; they had softness that concilia-
ted affection. His elocution was hand
some, his address easy, polite, and insinu-
ting. BY his merit he had acquired the
unlimited confidence of his general, and
was making rapid advances in military
rank and reputation"
THE PAPERS FOUND IN ANDRES BOOTS.
[ Endorsed ] No, Pass.
P9ss from General Arnold. dated Ser
tena6er 20, 1880, to Joshua Smith anA
-Hr. John anderson, to pass The guards
at hangs Ferry.
September 20, 1880
Permission is given to Joshua Smith,
Esquire, gentleman, MIR John Ander.
son, who is with him, and his two SER
wants, to pass and repass the guards near
Kings Ferry at all times.
ISigued B. ARNOLD, NJ Gen'l.
No g.
fEudorsed SEPT. %, 1880.
Pass to Joshua Smith TO pass to White
Plans
HEAD QUARTERS, RoBINsoN's HOUSE, }
September %, 1850.
Joshua Smith, Esq has permission to
pass the Guards to the White Plains, and
to return, being on public business, by my
direction
fSigned B. ARNoLD, NJ. Gen1
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I- During the month of May. Arch
bishop Hughes confirmed in different
churches in this city, more than ono thou
sand souls-N Y Times.
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>tIIIsEI. WHEELED


tvENERAL DEALER in Fancy and staple Dry Sood
~ - "Tocsri"s- Crockery and Hardware, High Stree
Mineral Point v6n33
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kN>Hj = ttLE TATLORS. Mineral Point, Wiscon-
IN solicit share Of public patronage Their WORK
~ o. dome 10 the fashionable style, and on rea-
''hA1lr terms. shop on High Street.
= Cutting done to order, and warranted to ut, /
property made up. 42y
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~ People become i'll by drinking
heal.hs He who drinks the health of ev.
erybody drinks away his own.
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No. 10.
T GEndorsed.1 |

| Endorsed
In the traitors o1cn hand
Estimate of the Force at West Point and
its dependencies. Sept. 1880
Estimate of the Forces at W'st Point and
It's dependencies, Sep. 18th, 1850
A Brigade of Massachusetts, Malta
and two Regiments of Rank and
file New Hampshire Inclusion of
LOG Batteaux Men at Verplanks
and Stony Point 992
On command and Extra Service at
Fish Kills, New Windsor, SC,
&c, who may be called in occa-
sionally. $50
3 Regiments of Connecticut Militia
under the Com'd of Colonel Wells
on the lines near N Castle ASS
A Detachment of N York Leyies on
the lines H.
Militia 2447
Colonel Lambs Regiment l67
Colonel Livingston al Yer
plank and Stony Pts. so
Continent; 247
Colonel S'.eldons Dragons on the
line about one half mounted 142
Battaux Men Artifcers $50
Total 3O6S
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~ He who wants good sense, IS IN
happy in having learning. for be has
thereby only mote ways OF exposing him.
self