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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
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RDV virtue Of a writ of fsTi saias issued Out Of re
z Office OF the CLERK OF the Circuit Court Tor TIE
uEty a. la fayetIe. and ate Of Wisconsin, ard
directed and delivered. aEains. ths goods and Chat
.sis and real tsiEie of Peter Van Metre, and syur
Charles Proctor, seized and levied uyon al he
right title ard rterast Which The said Peter Van Metre
bad ttP following descr bed premises 10 wi. hs
north ga1er of north quarter and sonIh east
quarter Of north west quarter, and north quarter
south west quarter Section ntta Der !Wsiye
snip number tGo - north, OF Ran &c numt or af a
east and west half o. west hiatt of south qasrs,
IF section rGmb4T enc - township Lujuisr $50 9
north Range onT ~ of the fuuTth Principal 3e
dian, NbeF OF the said Peter Van Metre seized %
Tie 18Th day Of pTi A u. 1854 any time thereGf
the county afoFesait. which I shall sell 2 Public
FeHdUe- - the highest hddFr tor Cast, the front door
of the Court Hogse, the village o. Shllsburr on tie
Nth day Of January next, between the hours 9occk
A. M and the going down oF the on dsv. to sal
isy the SAID daregss and costs, with accruiDs
sale, Us the law directs.
P. g. MELOY, Sheriff.
Conn & MISS soRE- PIN Att'y-
D-ted Sher1fs Office, Shusburg, la Fsyeie CO VIA
Dee J. l-54 Gw4.
az The above sale is Postponed urtiI the I'd Cay
February at which time The sale III take place 81
the hours and place above described
P. c. MELoY, sheriff
Dated Jan. p, 1857. tie.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

Eoilo,eay's OtatHteat aud Pills a certain cure
for Bad Breasts Caked Breasts, AMI sore Nipples
The wife OF Mr.. II. b, of the Broadway New
York suffered several months after the birth of
her last child with bad breast, several holes hav-
ng formed on the same, her nipples were nearly
gone, and il was thought at one time that the
breast must be taken of. Mr.. 3 PIT her under
course of Haioways Ointment and Pills. after
having tried every other means without success;
the Ointment was well rubbed INTO the parts al
iected and The Pills were taken regularly. In
three weeks the anxious husband was amply
compensated, for his wife quite well.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
NAREET.
Milwaukee, Jan. IS, 1S5

Milwaukee, Jan. IS, 1850
We have most charming weather-bright and
sunny, snow nearly all disappeared. Receipts OF
grain and pork continue good.
Spring Wheat ,2OaI rs. Winter .30a1. S.
Pork-selling at S3,75a4.U0 Good hogs are
selling at the latter figure.
Chicago Market, Jan II.
Wheat-Spring l.l5al 20; red and yellow
winter ,25al 80; white winter ,}JaI 40.
GAINESVILLE Friday Morning, Jan O.
GRAlN.-W heat-W Winter, l,2Ual25; Club.
1,10 spring. I,o5a1,l0; Rye, 7oas0; Barley, 20
a60; Corn, in Ear, 28a3o; Shelied, 3Sa40; Oats,
%.
PR0yIsIONS-Pork, 3,70a3,S0; Salt, 2,38;
Potatoes, 30a4U.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

the attention of our readers TO the Animal Report
of this Institution. in an other column, which
copy from the Madison Journal from which
i, would appear that the company have done both
a safa and profitable business We feel confident
that those nsuring in the Madison Mutual. NAV
rely upon rromptness on the par, of the company
in meeting all liabilities they may incur Hon
JoHS ToAr is agent for this place. 20 whom all
can apply who desire 10 avail themselves OF Insur-
suce in this home Institution.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
CURL YOUR HAIR,
ESES gE.E EEoS.

THE Receip. for MASKING this Celebrated Cor,,---4
lately introduced int this c1untry.} viii be segth
the subscriber 10 any person the United Sty,a,
Can2das, for The IS roEicrja1a vii curl or wsvs
tae hair in the most beautiful InaHHe7 ANY re-,
having the most coarse and HRcuuth hook no be r
transform 1t into the MOST BE aUriFIT BY the use N
this article. The ingredients Will NOT cost over 10 80
and with this receipt any make Il co qalr g al
IN every respect. To- thst sold s. per bottle II
ferred, package Of krolierion ady made viii h. en-
freo of postage. instead Of tie receipt with dpctor.
ur preparing it in liquid form, an! ful cirecl5Ds ~
uss. Send all letters, post paid 10
Il. 4. FREMONT,
t3n9.J Warren Trumbul CO., Ohio
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
B. F. HOPKINS,
Secretary,

We invite the attention of farmers especially
to the above statement. This Company has now
been in successful opertion three years II has
paid all its liabilities, withour making single as
sessnent and has on hand sufficient to meet any
Liabilities which occur in theorninary course
OF things.
1t has been the object of the company to do 4
safe business, without making any particular dis
play. They insure no property except in the
country. upon farm houses, barns, &c. and isola
ted houses in villages. The risk upon such prop
erty is small. and in of fire the loss is nee
cessary limited TO the value of single dwelling
or dwelling and the adiournns oulhouses. 1t
therefore has nothing to fear from conhgrations
in cities which sweep off whole blocks of build
ings, frequently involving Insurance Companies
ruin, aud vtiating their policies throughout the
whole country. II is thus enabled to meet all
losses promptly, without making any assessment.
For safety and economy we recommend this
company to the farmers of Wisconsin, before any
other in the country. Designed expressly for in
surfing farm property, and being a home company
under the control OF men known through the state
as safe and competent business men, it has suqer-
or claims 10 their consideration and confidence
Madison Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

Troy, y. Y Jan 49,
The six prisoners arrested for rohbng the
mails at LlmiIa and Bnghampton y y. have
been committed by Z. s. Commissioner Beach, 10
appear before the grand jury, which meets next
week.
Washington, Jan 49,
The Star Of this evening says Ex-Gov, Sey-
mour, of New York, is spoken Of as Minister TO
Paris. in the event Of Dir. Mason's death being
conf rIned.
The redemption Of the public debt at the Urea
sury Department last week amount to Si25,O00
Columbus. Jan. g.
We have received here 70 day New Orleans pa
Psrs Of Sunday last, with the following intelii~
gsoce AdEices from Galveston of the ID inst
state that party of IS Indians. attacked Cart
Gidjings and Capt kelman with II men on the
18th November. near Tampa. and that they rout
. Ell their assailants, wounded and killed - Of
them.
New Orleans IAN p.
By arrival of the steamship Crzaba here to
day, have dates from he city OF Mexico 10
the 9th. and from Vera Cruz 10 the 9th inst -
Her news, however is uumportant. AIessrs
Melinda x Co, bankers, and \ J. Wright. pro-
duce dealer, suspended payment here today
New York, Jan Is
i Is rumored that all drafts OF Page. Bacon &
Co of San Francisco, viii be paid in this city bv
the Bank of America. Il is understood that the
California House OF Page Bacon & Co. will re-
l.
House. The failure Of which 1t is ruu1oresi was
caused by jealousy of certain Wall St Houses,
largely in money affairs al the Vest.
The steamer Philadelphia. from New Or'aan,
for New YORK ria Havana, arrived at the latter
port on the 10th inst, with her rudder iujurei
and part Of her cargo thrown overheard She
VIII repair at Havana.
The steamship Northern Light arrived at her
dock about O'Clock this morning. bringing 227
passengers and S533,0ou treasure on freight
The criminal record OF the week shows a fall.
lug oE in crime. Henry Harrison. policeman.
an San Francisco, was stabbed by woman
aarle3 Elizabeth Sullivan with whom he had
been cohabi,ing. but who ne deserted for the pur
pose of getting married. Joseph c. Ebbe was
stabbed BY David Baker for making dishonorable
proposals 10 his wife when they were fellow pas
sengers on the Coriez, neither party was killed.
The n1pch needed rain still beld off Miners
were anxiousiv awaiting II, and cattle and We get
alton IN some places suffering for the want
Of II, ard i'm nlense quantities of dirt had been
thrown up IN anticipation Of fall and good
judges looked Tor a larger yield of gold in the
event OF heavy rams, than was ever before real
ized
The largest portion of the business part Of the /
town was destroyed by FIRE on the evening of the /
p st. The details not recorded. The FIRE was
he work Of incendiary.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
yAEsSEE ED,

On the 10th inst, by the Rev James Cause,
JAMES ROWAN, of the firm OF Rowan & Nc
Closkey of Mineral Point, 10 Miss MARY o.
DOUD, daughter OF Patrick ODoud, Esq, of
ODomd's Grove.
Well, we always thought friend Rowan would
do profitable business in Mineral Point And
whether this last good Bargain is the result of
advertising or not, we are unable to say, but no
man who avails himself Of the "Power OF the
Press 1ir. r. has done, can fail to succeed The
compliments OF the &c Printers, to both bride and
groom, for the present accompanying the note of
their union May their enjoynen,s never be
less delicious than was the "sparaling accom-
paniment."
In Dodgeville, the 10Th inst, by William
Bennett, Esq Mr. JOSIAH PAUL. to Miss
ANN THOMAS, both of UodseviIle.
IL We acknowledge the receipt of Cake
On Tuesday, 10th Jan, by w. II Hook Esq, at
The residence OF George Lampe. in the village OF
Highland, Iowa Co, Wis. HENRr SraHsAN to
Miss ELIzt CHRIsroPaERsoN, both OF tie town
Of Highland.
In Dodseville on the 9Th inst, by v H Thorn
as, Mr. MATTER J. ALLEN TO Miss LYDIA BER-
NARD, both OF Wyoming.
In Linden, on the 18th inst, by Z. Polk. Esq.
Mr.. AUsrIN RoLLISGs 10 Miss HAuWEr Duh
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

Bur- PIcrURE-We call the attention of our
readers TO The advertisement OF L. W. Abbott in
another column. The Engravings all of the
finest quality. steel impressions and well worth
the money asked for them, as Parlor ornaments.
They may be secured by applying at the Tribune
Office. and each purchaser will be presented with
a ticket in < The Peoples Gift Enterprise which
is soon TO distribute large amount of property,
for list Of which, see advertisement
Mn FRosr's LEcrURE-We regret tina. indis
position prevented our listening TO Mr. Frosts
Lecture on Wednesday evening. as able
TO speak of it only from hearsay. We are told.
however. that i, was fine Lecture-admiraby
prepared. and well delivered
Lecture this week by DIR. J. c. Howells-sub'
iect Fashion and its votaries y
Iowa Co Onnxns-TheFe is at present great
scarcity of this currency. We are told that t1ere
are NOT probably over thousand dollars now
in circulation. Bot few counties in the State can
boast of b liter financial condition than old Iowa
RuJnoap ACc.pESr-A collision took place
between freight train and an ernigrant train be
tween Niagara Falls and LockpoTt. n. Y, on the
SIa. smashing up tlS cars, anu -"'H45 i4J--i'e
three persons.
THnoreu AT L.sr-The Galena Advertiser
announces the fact that the FIRST train Of cars di-
rect from Cairo. arrived in that City on the 10th
The com petion of this Road is of vast importance
10 Galena.
RrsIeS.TIoS OF SouLE-Mr Soule, our Min
lister to Spain, has resigned, and Hon J. c. Breck
enbrdge has been appointed his successor.
New LEans-We hear of several fire pros
poets recently discovered near this town, which
promise an abundant yield of Mineral to those
engaged in them.
MoHE BEAn-A brown Bear. somewhat resem-
bling the Grizzly species was brought into town
last week II was killed on the Kickapoo.
WoonwoRTH's YoUTHs CABINET, is beauti-
fully Illustrated dollar Magazine. got up in good
STYLE with large amount of reading matter, adj
mirablv adapted to the taste and understanding OF
children. Specimen numbers may be seen at the
Tribune Office.
The WISCONSIN FARMER for January com
rnences a new volume. II comes TO us considers
ably enlarged and improved, and yet without an
increase Of price BY Mark Miller, GAINESVILLE,
Wis Terms, so cents in advance.
LAnrs BooK-Godey continues to surprise
his readers by improvements in his Magazine
The February number surpasses its predecessors
in many respects.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

STATE IF WISCONSIN, Town of yf,e-.,
Iowa COUNTY, In Jaslice's l,grr g'-'
To sdua~d Tregask5s-
You are hereby notee4 ~.
WIZ Of Attachment hes been issued fsysn..i "a
yo'r property attached 70 satisfy the rns9S ~ 60
Eerd Mcuhora amounting % Fifty Hiue gu, f-i0f ="
l7Ts, Now, unless You shall appezr before hs- n
Justice OF the Peace in and fer SAID couriy 81 49,
IN sad town. On the 5lh day 81 February A. y IssS :
orc ock p "a Of that day, Judgment will b. 80
against you, aid your property sold 70 satisfy ~
Uzted Miaersi Point, JSu'y Is, IS55 W."
BARNARD McILHCRy. Pc
BIZ b. B1yDEF, Any. ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

.3djonaHle5h The senate by clear Democrat
&c vote have agreed to adjourn Feb. 18th: New
we snail see who is in favor of short sessions
I Mad. Dem
We hare seen. In such matters people are apt
% Judge from deeds. not words Heretofore tie
democracy have given US long sessions. Now
with REPUBLIcAs Assembly pledged to retench
tnent and reform, it is instructive to remark
how ready the Democratic Senate is for a short
session. Well, they do get it!-lMil Sent
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

P.RpoSrD.-Dr. Beal, of Philadelphia convict
ed of improper coniact towards young lady to
whom he had administered Cloroform, while per
forming Dental operation, has been paFdoued by
the Governor Of nsyivania. The only testirno-
ny against DR.. that OF the young lady her
self and it is supposed the offen=e committed was
only imaginary, while under the influence OF the
CIoroinrnn.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

u The economy Of our State Senate in spend
ing several days in discussing the question OF the
States paying thc postage Of the members, and
ard finally sertlug down the Old practice re-
minds us OF the anecjote Of the boy who spoiled
a dollar knife in digging two cent Jewshar o
from the frozen ground. which he found minus
tongue after he had Obtain Il, il.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

PRoulBIToRr LAW .AsSEn THE 1arsF-Tas.
Wednesday evening. a bill for a prohibirorv
Liquor Law passed the House of Representatives
of the Legislature of this State. by vote OF 10
% IS said, that il will also pass the Senate
by decisive majority II provides for submit
ting the law 70 vote Of the people next June
and If majority are found TO be in lis favor i;
is 10 take immediate effect; but if not. il is 10
take ef;cc- at la,r in fs57-CaIesa fzrerft.--
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

Local Legislation Senator BashioIt has intro
duced resolution which If adopted and adhered 10
will tend greatly TO shorten the session of the Leg
islature, abridge the expenses of printing, and we
think, the productive of great good That is 10
exclude all matters of local nature, that are
properly within the province of the Courts. and
the Boards OF County Supervisors-l Mad Jour
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

FEyEIE uDders Euat desirous Of closing NJ his p-e5r
Il business, Uiiers his entire stock of Dry anots,
ssrecerses- EK0cFzeEy Efoofs and Shoes,
C1sT PRECEs CASH. Sales will COMMENCE in
rucdateiy, gad continue until the entire Stock is dis
posed Of
The public respectfully invited to cal and examine
his Prices and stock JOHN CARTER.
Mineral Point Jan 2, 1855. SIT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

Goid IN The touury.-It is estimated that the
receipts OF gold from Calf ,rnia since S4S have
been equal 10 S275 5000, 600 of which. BY the Gus
tom House books. 10 600 900 have been exported
IN tive years. which leaves in the country the sum
of 81 100000. besides the SUM brought in bv
emlgrants, estimated al Sc. 100000 more
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
ADMINISTRATION NoTICF-

EvIlE 1sdars;caed having applied to jonathan I VI
q vR Judge Of the County Court IL ADD G,r "a
" 81 la Fys tt. and state OF - isconsn
= Administration u9Gn the Estate Of Abraham Pc
iaie OF SAID CopUty- deceased. Notice il hereby s
al persons int es'ed, TINT said application viii 49,
before SAID GcUEl, at the Court House in the viI~,
ohus6urgh IN said county, TIE first Eouday or Fs
rcary heXl, wien and where all pcrsons interested m
appear and Fesis; the sane If they see Ct.
SAMUEL PICKERT
''uf.'ieSf'fEHs " - dsiiitATA Q, 1850 Sxn
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

II Grahams Premium Picture Of the fourteen
Presidents of the United States is received i,
exhibits great degree of perfection in the skill
of the artist and is Of the prettiest Parlor
naments we have seen for many day.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

KEcovEREn-Sprasue 4 Lathrop have recov-
syed about $50 worth of the property stolen from
their Shop in October last The burglars are now
in the Jail of Waukesha county. The property
recovered mostly found in Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

Heavy Failures ia ~ Orleans -Mess-s Schultz
Haddin & Latin, the heaviest produce house in
New Orleans, failed on the 18th inst, owing TO
the suspension OF Page 4 Bacon. The liabilities
Of the houses that failed on the 18th inst reach
So 100000, but their assets exceed this sum and
il is thought they will all resume business
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
10000 DOLLARS
Tie Peoples Gift Enterprise lssociatic

Tic Peoples Gift Enterprise association.
Nearly $4,000 Z ngro Uings Sold.
ED Esaf- asirou- of chasing the enterprfs, IN the
= shortest line possible, have maze ARRANGEMENTS
t. supply "ders or the olI wing bsruiu engrayings
One os E4'fc's Ezapps lEouts.
, Sparkling.
Eno Parting.
The sHpsurc aF andre.
The s'oJF Setr tiosa..
gDe : .si!y EEaiEos.stnen
Esse FruPper's Fast Shot.
TheT are 81 fne steel plate impressions, or choices
rit- oy celebrated artists.
The rst I've viii be furnished ore dollar encb one
gitt ticket accompanying each engraving.
The last t"3 being larger than the others are 7un~a
ensiVe They viii be furnished at two dollars each
two gut tickets acc Tnpanying each engraving
either of which is fine paror ornament The cost Of
the weoie y nip dollars emitting the purchaser 10 nine
shares in the Git PROPERTY, be distributed By he
awarding committee in 81. Louis.
Posfa&e on the Engravings is cents C anT part OF
the United states.
Icz- All orders should be addressed tn
y2lnIoG emoved to- SO Fourth street, st Louis, No
HRotND G4s4 CAKE IA Superior article of
"a Feed fer Cattle and ilofses, On hand at
Jan. p lo'5. G. ~. CClBB-S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

Washington Co Crgan-Such is the name of
new paper just started at West Bend Washington
Co. II is FIVE column sheet of respectable ap-
pearance, neutral in politics and is published by
Edwin O. Wentworth.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

Steamboat A,7iUal Yesterday the steamer Min
nesota Relic arrived here from the Upper Mis-
sissiPpi This is the latest or earliest arrival
in the season we have had for many years. Dav-
export Gazette 18th.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

II The Niles Republican learns that Messrs.
Ransom & Dodge bankers Of Kalamazoo, closed
their doors Wednesday last. This will. of
course, affect the issue OF the Kalamazoo Bank of
Indianna. which is owned bv them.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

e WILL SELL from BTd after Jhis date, for hi;,
2 days any e my large Strck % y INTER GuOIS
AT COST FOR CASH as am obliged 10 take an &C.
count Of stock first February. tail and ZEE for yol,
selves. letf. John MILTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

Coon Fkkp-G w. Cobb adyertises Ground
Oil Cake, excellent article OF foo3 for Cattle,
Horses, 8. It Is much cheaper than Corn or
Oats, and far preferable TO either
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

hii}ed-As the freight train, going east this
morning, was crossing the bridge, the Locomotive
knocked off an Irishman who was standing near
the track. His skull was broken, killed him in
Dem.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

Cotton Crop.-Relabie Cotton Houses in New
Orleans estimate that the present cotton crop viii
not exceed 100000 bales and it appears to be
conceded by all parties that the estimates form
ed by New York and Liverpool houses are ex-
tremely erroneous
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

Failures at Ncc OrleunS Green and Co Cotton
Factors Fellows & Co Cotton and Tobacco
dealers: Melenja & Co Bankers and ] Wright,
produce dealers. of New Orleans, suspended pay
ment on the 9Th inst.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

II In the first ten DAYS OF the session of the
tiinois LEGISLATURE, one hundred and sixty three
oliis mad already been introduced, thirty.fiye of
"nich Were passed. and the remainder attended TO
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

CoLp.-Last Sunday was an old fashioned cold
clustering day On Monday morning the wind
had abated, but the Mercury stood degrees be-
low Zero az sunrise
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

II The receipts for duties on imports at Chi
cago for S54 were S577, 1GO % total valuation
Of imports of that port for 1924 S30o00,OOO:
value of exports S24. 7O9.19l 10.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

4 County ,cifho1t Il Lau-ycr AT The last cleo
ton there was lawyer in Chippewa Co. WIS
to elect to the Office of District Attorney-rOsh
kosh Courier
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

The President has prepared message to Con
gress about alarming state Of Indian Affairs -
Secretary Davis urges immediate enrolment Of
5000 volunteers
Our Consul at Paris is said to be hopelessly i'll
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

II The New Hampshire Gazette (Portsmoth)
is in its ninety-u1pth year The Connecticut
Courant is in lis ninty-irst year.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

II Mr. Monroe, of this village. caught pick
erel Yesterday. weighing twenty-three and half
pounds. with hook and line i Mad. Jour.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

~ The new Mayor of New York IS working
wonders in Gotham. The law for closing rum
shops on Sunday was strictly enforced and but
few drunken men ere seeu about the streets
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
Annual Reuort

OF the Madison Mutual Insurance Company for
the year 1854, to January LIST, 1855.
Amount OF property insured SS00,9G5 90
Premium Notes received 14429 AZ
Cash Premiums " 6,S66 ga
number of policies paid 1925 90
To,ai amount Cash Premium collected
in the year 1854 Sc sec "a
Total amount of losses and disburse-
ments, 1926 rs
By bal in favor of Co. for 1854 S4,6Io 10
Total amount of Premiums received to
date $4,000 SO
Total amount of losses and disburse-
ments to date 5447 81
By balance in favor of Company to
date on Premiums collected
and above all liabilities and dis
bursemenIs St5S43 OF
There are 10 outstanding liabilities and no as
sessrnen;s have been male on the Premium Notes
and there exists necessity for any this time,
\. W. DEAN,
B. F. HOPKINS, President.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

FHihasfegism.-Th Washington Correspondent
OF the n I Tribune. says that Gen Quitman s
expedition against Cuba has failed for want Of
funds and confidence